LOL omg nvm didn't look at who I was replying to
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[ROM][AOSP][Linaro]CarbonRom Nightlies/Releases [i605]
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LOL omg nvm didn't look at who I was replying to
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If YOU don't have the audio issue I would assume it's something I did, let me re-download and re-flash and wipe everything to confirm!
I have had the audio issue for the last two nightlies where when you call someone you can't hear anything, no ringing or once they pick up no audio either way.
EDIT: sorry guys, my download had failed and I had reinstalled yesterdays nightly, audio is fine on 4/12 nightly!
Thanks for keeping me honest, I try and not be a noob on here LOL
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Thank you I will hold tight.
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Looks like my tapa didn't update and audio is working flashing now.
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Hope this helps I downloaded the clock from here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=39036400 I deleted the clock in the system/app folder using root explorer and pushed the one I downloaded rebooted the phone and bingo
Is actuality glove box. Update to the latest version.
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Any idea if sbrissen's latest CM10.1 GPS/framework fixes could improve this? I was running Beans 13, clean wiped to Sbrissen's 4/12 build of CM10.1 with an instant GPS lock, but the latest Carbon nightly doesn't give the same love. Not sure amenable the Carbon devs are to cherry-picking commits ahead of them being merged to CM10.1. :laugh:
Why am I getting an insufficient storage error message when I'm downloading apps?
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Why am I getting an insufficient storage error message when I'm downloading apps?
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NVM, I fixed it..
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That would be great!
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Anyway to get rid of the music lockscreen music controls?
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Yup, working great here! Daily driver at this point... just wish SD swap was an option for AOSP-based ROMs.
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I'm sure that it's something that will be figured out someday, but does anyone know a relative reason why HDMI out isn't working with aosp/4.2 ROMs. I still use carbon as my dd but it gets annoying having to restore a nandroid whenever I want to hook up my phone to my TV ha. Thanks for any info!
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This is due to Samsung not having anything documented for their exynos chipset, and using a non-standard implementation of MHL for hdmi out. The odds of getting it working in AOSP are close to zero, so i wouldnt expect it to ever work.
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Sorry but you are very ignorant to the way Open Source and the way AOSP works on the backend. This fanboy and disrespectful statement displays that on many levels.
Most work in all ROM's including CM, AOKP whatever you name it, share mostly the same code. That codebase is AOSP (Android Open Source Project).. Beyond that is fixes put in place by the vendors which developers then pick from their gerrit and git repos.. This last thing happens to be what CM is very very good at. So with many of the needed vendor fixes already in CM it is much easier to start from that as a baseline. Especially when you are try to get a new phone working.
Beyond the original codebase and the vendor fixes are patches and fixes put in place by the community. This is not meant as disrespect to CM, that project has a lot of very talented developers and are an asset to the community. But many of the fixes you are implying to are found fixed then submitted to CM's gerrit by non CM developers.
While many of the AOSP ROM's released might not have the impact that CM does they defiantly provide fixes that make their way to your phone.13Adding i605 to jb3 manifest tonight. You guys should have a 4.3 build tomorrow.
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we did a lot more than that, actually. anyway, the OP does clearly state that we're formerly of team liquid and that this is a fork.11
Well I have a VZW Note 2 so does Slick_Rick.. but really it doesn't matter if it's VZW or SPR or any other Note 2 version.. They all use the exact same SOC with some using different radio's.
Nocoast has the TMO version
and I believe that Morfic just got one as well
regardless stop trolling and spreading fud... if you have nothing to say other than to ***** do it some place else
