[ROM][CM][Nightly/Release] CarbonRom KitKat [hammerhead]
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Thanks, Lethargy and third son.
Looks I'll either way will have to try it. Vanilla Android is way nicer and more clean than the Samsung crap I started off on the S3. But still, there seem to be some things missing. Battery life seems to be awesome, though, let's see if that changes
Solemn
Looks I'll either way will have to try it. Vanilla Android is way nicer and more clean than the Samsung crap I started off on the S3. But still, there seem to be some things missing. Battery life seems to be awesome, though, let's see if that changes
Solemn
Hello everybody, is there an official final release of this ROM?
Another question, are there among the features DSB, Shake Events, Multi window and Proximity wake up support?
Thank you
Another question, are there among the features DSB, Shake Events, Multi window and Proximity wake up support?
Thank you
Thanks for the answers, anyway since I upgraded the bootloader to latest version, how can I restore the previous one? Thank you in advance
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Carbon team is workin' hard on an AOSP based, so we don't know when we'll be out.
Derek, other team's members and I... we proposed a CM based, instead...
So this is my CM-Carbon based on which I am working. I called STELIX to distinguish it from Carbon.
Actually has CM-AOKP-Slim-AICP features, some little adjustment to do (a lot of "ToDo") and two ways of Fibers (another discussion on it, 'cause AOSP proj. obviously hasn't).
Last working build is: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95916177934538150
and from time to time take a look to its folder: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=25971
Please be patient, don't ask for eta (I haven't much time, neither to open and maintain a thread... so).
Otherwise take a look to sources: https://github.com/STELIX-Lollipop
Thanks alls.
Derek, other team's members and I... we proposed a CM based, instead...
So this is my CM-Carbon based on which I am working. I called STELIX to distinguish it from Carbon.
Actually has CM-AOKP-Slim-AICP features, some little adjustment to do (a lot of "ToDo") and two ways of Fibers (another discussion on it, 'cause AOSP proj. obviously hasn't).
Last working build is: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95916177934538150
and from time to time take a look to its folder: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=25971
Please be patient, don't ask for eta (I haven't much time, neither to open and maintain a thread... so).
Otherwise take a look to sources: https://github.com/STELIX-Lollipop
Thanks alls.
cool, nice to hear something from the carbon team and thanks for your work!
Can Stelix already been called "beta" or is it more like an alpha?
Can Stelix already been called "beta" or is it more like an alpha?
Consider STELIX as a beta like should be cm 12.
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Thanks for posting this! Stelix is running buttery smooth and fast. It feels like Carbon and has a nice selection of customizations. Truly thank you!
More or less the features included in the most active boards today (like your Blisspop btw).
We're porting and sharing all the possible. LP is cool but isn't feature filled like kk or jb, for now...
Hi everyone! Have to installed your fantastic ROM and now it's possible to update as dirty flash the last one? Thanks advance!
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[ROM][CM][Nightly/Release] CarbonRom KitKat [hammerhead], ROM for the Google Nexus 5
Contributors
CarbonDev, winner00
ROM OS Version: 4.4.x KitKat
Based On: AOSP
Version Information
Status: Beta
Created 2014-02-03
Last Updated 2014-10-2124Nightly 02/05/2014
Change log
Nightly 2-5-2014
Added ability to show network stats in status bar
Lots of various small fixes, mostly for moto devices
Download link Dev-Host
http://d-h.st/WeJ
edit: 112 downloads from the link so far.
please hit thanks if you are served.23Lol guys
Caf is just a developer group and the group which is doing the work for qcom chipsets which hammerhead is based on. Google does not go caf...they are already using a lot from there stuff + some own additions. In general it is a bit misleading to call the one aosp and the other caf. Both have a lot patches from the caf developer group.
The difference is just that of course caf is ahead in developing compared to Google simply due that all is open source with daily updates. But the point on caf or not is basically that ROMs need to use patches without the knowledge what the closed source binaries are doing. So it is on a nexus device similar (not equal) like when you are working on a device which has no official support at all.
That being said both have there pros and cons.
Pro caf: ahead in developing always the newest some improvements but as well some major downsides basically to the above stated reasons.
Pro aosp. Everything works as expected....downside not on the latest improvements ppl need to wait for next release.
At least every rom need to decide what they are doing or want to do.
About slim no we stay on aosp sources due that we want to be always a daily driver and we simply have to much use which are business ppl and rely on it that everything works out of the box (Bluetooth is a good example)
And yes we use caf but not for all non nexus devices....only for the qcom non nexus lol.
Keep in mind what I said at the beginning about difference caf and aosp just used now the same naming to do not confuse tooo much lol.
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Edit: funny thing is the statement about major ROMs move. Cm and aokp did. Omni pa and slim not and pretty sure they will not. Well and that are all major original development ROMs I know lol.
