[ROM] [M7] [4.4.4] TeamEOS - The Revival || Nightlies

Welcome to Eos! The Eos project originated with the AOSP release of ICS, and was originally founded by Solarnz and co founded by Bigrushdog. Since then, Eos has evolved into a multinational collaborative effort backed by top Android developers. Our objective is to provide a world class AOSP build with unique features and enhancements. Eos is an ongoing development project in which builds are released on a regular basis. Every release should be considered stable and highly functional.



Bigrushdog - Project lead, Chief Developer [Xoom || Galaxy Nexus || HTC One (M7)] || Nexus 7
RaymanFX - Co-leader, AOSP code maintainer [Xperia S || Nexus 7 (2013) || OPPO N1 || OPPO Find7a]
jrior001 - Jenkins/Gerrit Admin, CAF code maintainer [HTC One X]
anders3408 - Frameworks Developer [OPPO Find5 || OPPO N1]
Roach - Frameworks Developer [Nexus 4 || Nexus 7 (2013) || HTC One (M8)]
Connor Baker [Nexus 4 || HP Touchpad]

Code:

NX 2.0 Gesture Navigation Interface
EOS Weather Engine
Custom Quick Toggles Tiles with Brightness & Volume Seekbars
Softkeys Long-Press Actions
Network Indicator
Battery Indicator Mods
Clock Mods
T-Mobile Theme Engine
Force Navigation Bar on any device
Volume keys switch depending on rotation. So the volume up key is always either on the top or to the right of volume down. (Toggle-able)
Default Volume Control Stream (Ring or Media)
Advanced power menu with reboot options.
MORE...

We give love and much respect to Cyanogenmod. The AOSP scene would not exist as it does today without them. We implement some of their branches to support legacy devices and features that users have demanded.

Team EOS Nightly builds

M7 Downloads



G-Apps Package

Because this is an AOSP based rom Google Apps are not included. To install Google Apps please flash the following package after installing the rom:

GApps



These builds are designed to be installed from your favorite recovery. MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE LATEST 4.4.x COMPATIBLE RECOVERY.
Detailed instructions:



All HTC msm8960 devices use a slightly moddified version of the standard CM built 3.4 linux kernel, many thanks to the boys on our CM team who have made most of this possible on our HTC devices.

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Jenkins Build System
Github
Kernel Source

Welcome! Just some brief info on the project and philosophy and all that. If you are looking for a project with every feature on the planet, this build is not for you. I write features or bring in a feature from other guys based on a simple idea. I personally must find it fun or useful. Many features I see out there I find to be just plain stupid, and won't be found here. As project leader, I get the privilege of making that assessment. If someone makes a strong argument for something, my opinion can be swayed. If a user says "Hey brd, check this out!", and it is cool, I'll bring it in. If it sucks, I'll pass.

TeamEos took a brief hiatus to work with the CodefireX project. That all ended up going south in a blaze of glory. In the TeamEos repo, you will see reference to cfx code. It's my code, i wrote it. I need to re factor some projects.

I personally run this build on my m7 and love it. Thoughts? Suggestions? Build sucks and you're going back to Omni? It's all good. Let me know. Have fun!

M7 Specifics

-- legacy IR HAL as well as the new one: I'm keeping the old one for now as well until I'm certain most apps use the new one
-- hardware keys - any action: for now, default actions are not clearable. Meaning you can not assign a "no action" against default behavior. This is to keep my sanity but may change if there's strong demand for it.
-- the kernel : Based on the work Intervigil, mdmower, h8rift, and the other CM HTC guys have done. I commend them on a strong and stable kernel base. In addition, we have the following:
-- Fast charge
-- the latest BFQ I/O scheduler as well as SIO and FIOPS
-- we use @showp1984 's thermal controls instead of thermald. Keep the device cold as a ice cube
-- I highly recommend Trickster paid for kernel controls

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dena994 said:

Simply fantastic! I'll Try it..
Is notification lockscreen in the rom?

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I apologize as I don't really run anything else. What is notification lockscreen? source?

dseries60 said:

Just installed and everything is working great! If a custom kernel is used to get custom wake options should it be AOSP or CM based?

Thanks for your great work on a very nice AOSP rom!

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Thank you for the kind words. My understanding is the kernel needed is not so much project dependent as it is hardware dependent. Every dev i talk to uses caf_8960 for qcom/display audio and media. It should be safe to say any kernel that would work on cm would work here. Worst case scenario, you get stuck on boot splash. Get back into recovery and just flash rom again. Honestly, the included kernel is rather solid, especially with BFQ enabled. But, if you got a favorite kernel, post up the source link. Maybe there's some goodies we could use.

dena994 said:

Where can I read the changelog?

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We don't do changelogs. Changelogs are for Sense roms. We move too much code. I'll post up if I do something epic, which happens from time to time. In the meantime, watch https://github.com/teameos and http://review.teameos.org/#/q/status:open

dena994 said:

Tested for a bit..blazing fast and fluent with good battery life from my test, also weather implementation is beautiful! Keep this project alive!

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TheUndertaker21 said:

Wow this rom is back from the dead. Sweet. Gonna try it.

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Ya were back for good and stronger than ever. I'm focused like a laser on stability, simplicity, and sticking to our core principles. We brought in ffmpeg support. It's stable and works. It appears at this time not all codecs / streams are fully supported. I'll be watching upstream for updates. If things don't move fast enough I'll bring in the codecs myself ;D.

We'll have updater support soon. I'm waiting on fresh api support from our IT provider Codefire (not cfx) In the meantime be sure to grab a nightly from time to time. Lots of good stuff going on.

Those that are interested, I believe using tbalden's kernel should be fine. For my build, I'm staying away from all the s2w stuff. I've found it generally unstable. However, I personally like logo2wake so that may come in.

dena994 said:

Tested for a bit..blazing fast and fluent with good battery life from my test, also weather implementation is beautiful! Keep this project alive!

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I'm gonna do more with weather. The framework is very robost and written in a way where we can do weather implementations anywhere we want. The way I work is I kinda cycle around. Few days on navbar stuff, few days on platform, few days working and getting killed on bringing Xoom up ;P ,etc. So next weather cycle, i'm gonna do an additional notification style option, maybe something in recent's window when there's no apps, maybe some widgets. I don't wanna focus too hard on doing things that a weather user app could do. But we'll get the basics covered.

qkall said:

I keep getting fcs for system ui. I suspect it's xposed mod stuff but really not sure. Is anyone one else using xposed with no issues?

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Post up a logcat. What mod are you using? I'm running xposed with Statusbar Tint for testing an upcoming feature. I try hard to keep SystemUI theme compliant as well as compatible with everything out there, but things slip through sometimes. A logcat of the fc would be most helpful.

TheUndertaker21 said:

Is there any way to implement new features from other ROMs like pa AOKP. There are some core features messing.

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Yes. The way is to post a link to source code. Then if I like the idea I'll build and test. Then it goes up for review and my core team plays with it. If they +1 it comes in.

We can't say something is missing. Because the base is aosp. PA does a lot of "per app" customization. And they write fantastic code. At the same time, those features do consume resources so I'd take it on a case by case basis.