[ROM][4.3][YP-G70]CyanogenMod 10.2 - M1 Release
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Hmm, any kernel repo with commits I should add to the kernel to boot it on 4.3?
4.3 probably changes nothing here on yp-g70 but still I would like to test it
Wysłane z mojego Nexus S za pomocą Tapatalk 4
There are some selinux stuff you have to add to the defconfig. Heres the change: https://github.com/iurnait/android_...mmit/9fe5a4e45cbc13d65041a36f3bddea5e73225006
Speaking of SELinux, is anyone familiar with it? Currently our /vendor partition cant be formatted in CWM because it cant lookup security context for /vendor/. I currently have the zip doing an rm -rf of the /vendor to work around this.
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Here's two diffs to be used in external/sepolicy/file_contexts, and bootable/recovery/nandroid.c
The one for sepolicy will fix the /system_app permission issue, and the recovery one will backup and restore the /system_app partition, so folks can make full clockwork backups of their setups for ROMs that use the /system_app workaround for Gapps
Edit: I never tried using Gapps for my 4.3 ROM, but I think that the file_context file is the one that will need to be modified for the /vendor/app issue. I see that the Galaxy Nexus Google repository packs on its own file_context file, so probably all we have to do is mimic what they do for their device-specific file_context file
The one for sepolicy will fix the /system_app permission issue, and the recovery one will backup and restore the /system_app partition, so folks can make full clockwork backups of their setups for ROMs that use the /system_app workaround for Gapps
Edit: I never tried using Gapps for my 4.3 ROM, but I think that the file_context file is the one that will need to be modified for the /vendor/app issue. I see that the Galaxy Nexus Google repository packs on its own file_context file, so probably all we have to do is mimic what they do for their device-specific file_context file
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Actually all your yaffs2 stuff isn't necessary as you're not running under raw NAND (like the 4.0), just wanted to point this one out.
Hmm, added all of those lines at the end of my defconfigs but kernel doesn't seem to boot.
Maybe because of some other changes I have made befor
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You also need to use his device tree - there are some initramfs changes.
The ROM boots up fine. Scrolling and going into the app drawer has a huge drop in frame. Doesn't matter if it's trebuchet or Nova, still very laggy when scrolling. Other than, the ROM is great
Great job getting 4.3 to work
I noticed that scrolling in general on the web browser, Facebook,etc has a drop in frames.
Ive uploaded a new build that hopefully will fix the app drawer lag and rectify the colors (everything was all really black before). The new zip should also fix the /vendor issue
Download: http://d-h.st/4zf
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As a preview of what's to come, I'm posting a CM10.2 ROM here compiled fully with Linaro GCC 4.8.2 and -O3 optimization. I'm going to merge my patches to build the ROM with Linaro and -O3 to Iurnait's GitHub in the near future so the ROM I'm posting here is a nice preview. The kernel included is the INTL version of r6 of my kernel (Sultan). I've added a link for a USA version of r6 as well. Have fun
NOTE: For some reason, CWM isn't working with this or Iurnait's newest build... Flash at your own risk.
ROM: http://d-h.st/JCO
USA kernel: http://d-h.st/yjv
PS: I used Iurnait's device tree and vendor files to build this, so it has all the latest fixes.
NOTE: For some reason, CWM isn't working with this or Iurnait's newest build... Flash at your own risk.
ROM: http://d-h.st/JCO
USA kernel: http://d-h.st/yjv
PS: I used Iurnait's device tree and vendor files to build this, so it has all the latest fixes.
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As a preview of what's to come, I'm posting a CM10.2 ROM here compiled fully with Linaro GCC 4.8.2 and -O3 optimization. I'm going to merge my patches to build the ROM with Linaro and -O3 to Iurnait's GitHub in the near future so the ROM I'm posting here is a nice preview. The kernel included is the INTL version of r6 of my kernel (Sultan). I've added a link for a USA version of r6 as well. Have fun
ROM: http://d-h.st/JCO
USA kernel: http://d-h.st/yjv
PS: I used Iurnait's device tree and vendor files to build this, so it has all the latest fixes.
How can I download INTL kernel?
Sultanxda
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The INTL kernel is the default kernel included inside the ROM zips of both my CM10.2 build and Iurnait's CM10.2 build.
Sultanxda
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CWM isn't working for me either. Looks like the only way to get CWM back is to use ODIN/Heimdall.
UPDATE: Flashing the boot.img from the build in the OP with Heimdall has CWM working. You can get the boot.img from here: http://d-h.st/YVD
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What I did to get CWM to work agian was go back to stock gingerbread and flash the cm10.2 build with the kernel. I flashed the Gapps and the superuser fix but for some reason those 2 didnt flash. So only the cm10.2 build and kernel flashed. I went into CWM fine and flashed the gapps and supersuperuser.
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40CyanogenMod is a free, community built, aftermarket firmware distribution of Android 4.3 (Jelly Bean), which is designed to increase performance and reliability over stock Android for your device.
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All the source code for CyanogenMod is available in the CyanogenMod Github repo. And if you would like to contribute to CyanogenMod, please visit out Gerrit Code Review. You can also view the Changelog for a full list of changes & features.
Hey guys, so after a few days of work, ive gotten a build of cm-10.2 booted. Please keep in mind that this is a WIP and there may be some things broken.
Thanks to:
@android1234567
@JackpotClavin
@Mevordel
@zaclimon21Installation instructions:
Download rom and gapps (and us kernel zip if necessary)
reboot into recovery
MAKE A BACKUP
wipe data, cache, dalvik cache
under mounts and storage, wipe /system and /system_app
flash rom
flash gapps
(flash us kernel zip)
reboot and enjoy
If you are updating from a previous build of cm-10.2, please wipe cache and dalvik
Downloads
Current recommended build (M1 Snapshot)
Previous version
17Hey guys,
This is an announcement regarding 4.4/ CM-11 for the 5.0.
With the help of android1234567 and zaclimon, 4.4 now boots up on our players. Unfortunately, there are a bunch of force closes upon first boot, so its unusable at the moment. I will have some time probably next week to look at it (hopefully). In the mean time, if anyone else wants to help get 4.4, feel free to look here for the device tree: https://github.com/iurnait/android_device_samsung_venturi13Check out my github in the device folder, I've got the storage working with some fstab magic
Sent from my DROID RAZR M using xda app-developers app9New Build available:
Changelog:
CM Account
Performance enhancements
Bug fixes
Notes:
Builds contain the INTL Kernel. US users need to flash a US kernel.
It is reccomended that you use a smaller gapps package like this one as the normal one is kinda big for our system partition
Download:
Rom: cm-10.2-20130911-UNOFFICIAL-venturi.zip - 167.52 MB
US Kernel: cm-10.2-USA-Kernel-REV3.zip - 5.09 MB
