Color OS 2.0 for Desrie S
hey guys, this rom is from china, color os 2.0 .
I will use google translation... im sorry - -!
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[ROM] Color OS 2.0 for Desire S 4.2.2
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hey guys, this rom is from china, color os 2.0 .
I will use google translation... im sorry - -!
Wow, new rom 
I will test it when i have more free time, i hope will work good :fingers-crossed:
Keep good work!
I will test it when i have more free time, i hope will work good :fingers-crossed:Keep good work!
I would like to try this ROM but the download link goes to the MEGA home page, instead of the Zip file. Can you please fix this?
Wow, new rom
Keep good work!
I fixed the link already .
and this rom has been make 2weeks ago, and it good for work , some people said only a little bug, but doesnt affect to use
You need to wait till the download on the site completes, then you get an option to save it.
The link has no problem.
TL;DR - If you want a ROM with a different look to CM and still want a "classic-style" launcher and a good set of built-in apps, this is a great ROM.
Longer story...
I flashed this ROM to my phone this morning and so far I have been very impressed. I don't like the stock Android "Halo" look, so this ROM's appearance is a nice change. I first made a mistake in flashing the wrong GApps package but all was good after I flashed one for the correct Android version - gapps-jb-20130301-signed.zip.
In terms of features, it has all that I usually want from Cyanogenmod, plus a few extra features:
For built-in apps it has almost everything I want:
It has an app named "Backup Restore" in the 'Tools' folder but it FC'd when I tried to launch it. It also features an app named "Cloud service" which supposedly backs up your contacts, SMS etc but I haven't yet tried that.
In using it for only about an hour I have not seen any FCs, except for "Backup restore". I don't like the notification area because it has the shortcuts together with notification messages and no apparent way of changing that. It's a minor point, and perhaps I could find a way through searching Oppo forums.
Hint: If you are looking for some of the native settings you would expect on Cyanogenmod, go into the 'ATX Settings" app and select "Stock Settings". I don't know what "ATX" stands for in this case.
Question - Does anyone know what "MiPop" is? I have doen some searching but can't find an answer.
Longer story...
I flashed this ROM to my phone this morning and so far I have been very impressed. I don't like the stock Android "Halo" look, so this ROM's appearance is a nice change. I first made a mistake in flashing the wrong GApps package but all was good after I flashed one for the correct Android version - gapps-jb-20130301-signed.zip.
In terms of features, it has all that I usually want from Cyanogenmod, plus a few extra features:
Two styles of lockscreen, including lockscreen notifications
Online themes "store"
Online wallpapers "store"
Gestures support, including my favourite - adjusting volume by moving two fingers up or down the screen
Swipe to wake support
Power management app
Data usage monitor app
Launcher is fully-featured, including folders support (both on the home screen and in the apps drawer), uninstalling from the app drawer, a variety of smooth transitions
For built-in apps it has almost everything I want:
music player
notes-taking app
clock (including stopwatch, world clock, timer)
calculator
torch
sound recorded
compass
It has an app named "Backup Restore" in the 'Tools' folder but it FC'd when I tried to launch it. It also features an app named "Cloud service" which supposedly backs up your contacts, SMS etc but I haven't yet tried that.
In using it for only about an hour I have not seen any FCs, except for "Backup restore". I don't like the notification area because it has the shortcuts together with notification messages and no apparent way of changing that. It's a minor point, and perhaps I could find a way through searching Oppo forums.
Hint: If you are looking for some of the native settings you would expect on Cyanogenmod, go into the 'ATX Settings" app and select "Stock Settings". I don't know what "ATX" stands for in this case.
Question - Does anyone know what "MiPop" is? I have doen some searching but can't find an answer.
The first screen shown is in Chinese.. Anyone knows what buttons had to be pressed in order to submit a new registration?
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Assuming you have flashed the ROM, then a GApps package, I believe you see two options, each with an icon. One features an icon that looks like a cog, while the other looks like a black box with some sliders. If I understand correctly, the cog icon is for the native ColorOS setup, which you do *NOT* want to use as it is in Chinese. For a standard CM setup, select the icon which looks like a black box with sliders.
can help u out if u post a screenshot
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I honestly can't recall just where I download this GApps package. I think what's important here is to be sure you are using a compatible GApps package, which is where I went wrong previously.
I have done some "hacking" of this ROM, removing unwanted APKs and installing an alternate keyboard etc. Not "hacking" in the true sense. I have done this to try and reduce the size of the ROM as it is much larger than CM ROMs. I have not yet found just the right files to remove. In my current installation, everything except gestures works, so I have obviously removed something that should not have been removed.
Please do go ahead and try it out. I would love to hear what you think. Until now I thought I was on my own with this ROM. :laugh:
I never could get the rom into English without blindly flipping through all settings until I found it.
On top of it, then not all settings were in English, some were still in Chinese.
It looks like a promising rom but until it is completely in English or German for that matter, I wont be trying it. It was too frustrating to work with some Chinese screens.
On top of it, then not all settings were in English, some were still in Chinese.
It looks like a promising rom but until it is completely in English or German for that matter, I wont be trying it. It was too frustrating to work with some Chinese screens.
I tested it about 1 minute ago and it works for me. Is it possible that access to the download site - MEGA - is restricted in your country?
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5TL;DR - If you want a ROM with a different look to CM and still want a "classic-style" launcher and a good set of built-in apps, this is a great ROM.
Longer story...
I flashed this ROM to my phone this morning and so far I have been very impressed. I don't like the stock Android "Halo" look, so this ROM's appearance is a nice change. I first made a mistake in flashing the wrong GApps package but all was good after I flashed one for the correct Android version - gapps-jb-20130301-signed.zip.
In terms of features, it has all that I usually want from Cyanogenmod, plus a few extra features:
Two styles of lockscreen, including lockscreen notifications
Online themes "store"
Online wallpapers "store"
Gestures support, including my favourite - adjusting volume by moving two fingers up or down the screen
Swipe to wake support
Power management app
Data usage monitor app
Launcher is fully-featured, including folders support (both on the home screen and in the apps drawer), uninstalling from the app drawer, a variety of smooth transitions
For built-in apps it has almost everything I want:
music player
notes-taking app
clock (including stopwatch, world clock, timer)
calculator
torch
sound recorded
compass
It has an app named "Backup Restore" in the 'Tools' folder but it FC'd when I tried to launch it. It also features an app named "Cloud service" which supposedly backs up your contacts, SMS etc but I haven't yet tried that.
In using it for only about an hour I have not seen any FCs, except for "Backup restore". I don't like the notification area because it has the shortcuts together with notification messages and no apparent way of changing that. It's a minor point, and perhaps I could find a way through searching Oppo forums.
Hint: If you are looking for some of the native settings you would expect on Cyanogenmod, go into the 'ATX Settings" app and select "Stock Settings". I don't know what "ATX" stands for in this case.
Question - Does anyone know what "MiPop" is? I have doen some searching but can't find an answer.2
Assuming you have flashed the ROM, then a GApps package, I believe you see two options, each with an icon. One features an icon that looks like a cog, while the other looks like a black box with some sliders. If I understand correctly, the cog icon is for the native ColorOS setup, which you do *NOT* want to use as it is in Chinese. For a standard CM setup, select the icon which looks like a black box with sliders.22Wow, new rom I will test it when i have more free time, i hope will work good :fingers-crossed:
Keep good work!
I fixed the link already .
and this rom has been make 2weeks ago, and it good for work , some people said only a little bug, but doesnt affect to use
