Yeah, I plan on releasing a beta build once I fix the camera, RIL, and wifi, but right now it's just too buggy, not even worth flashing at the moment
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I'm not sure if something changed regarding speaker volume, but it is super quiet in YouTube. I tried the volume override in ex kernel and it doesn't seem to stick either.
The speaker is pretty much worthless in YouTube right now unless you are in a silent room
. Or I'm losing my hearing.
The speaker is pretty much worthless in YouTube right now unless you are in a silent room
. Or I'm losing my hearing.
The speaker volume is fine for me on YouTube, not using any audio modsI'm not sure if something changed regarding speaker volume, but it is super quiet in YouTube. I tried the volume override in ex kernel and it doesn't seem to stick either.
The speaker is pretty much worthless in YouTube right now unless you are in a silent room
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Dolby Atmos with Volume Leveler on increase loudness. Average movie is more quiet than music. Also Dolby Atmos increase depth of sound in my opinion. Only one disadvantage is that every ROM flash/update etc have to flash again.
Also in programming settings it's worth to turn on "turning off independ loudness". On turned off screen i couldn't increase loudness before. With this setting, BT headphones change loud itself instead phone.
Also in programming settings it's worth to turn on "turning off independ loudness". On turned off screen i couldn't increase loudness before. With this setting, BT headphones change loud itself instead phone.
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I currently do it to a USB flash drive via an adapter. I previously did it via WiFi to a PC using MiXplorer which was slower. Of course you could also just use a USB cable to a PC.
Edit - I thought you were referring to TWRP backups but I suppose the above would apply or you could simply put them on Dropbox or Google drive and then download them when needed.
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Thank you for your answer but i think i didn't make myself clear. As far as i know, to make a clean flash, you must wipe data, cache and dalvik; so, by doing that, the whole information in the phone would be deleted including the ROM and GAPPS files right?... So, my big question is, Where should i put the files so they don't be deleted?
1. For a clean flash you need to wipe the system too
2. Wiping data via TWRP only removes the app data and doesn't touch your files and everything (it doesn't wipe /data/media) so you don't need to save it elsewhere unless if your store your ROM zip in /data for some reason
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https://xdaforums.com/android/apps-games/soundmod-axon-7-dolby-atmos-t3412342
For Le Pro3 v2.4 working great. You have to flash it trough TWRP and it's work on this ROM.
Btw. Then turn off AudioFX, turn on Dolby, select profile and click on the name second time to adjust as you like.
For Le Pro3 v2.4 working great. You have to flash it trough TWRP and it's work on this ROM.
Btw. Then turn off AudioFX, turn on Dolby, select profile and click on the name second time to adjust as you like.
It turns out that I had turned the EQ way down in audiofx because of crackling during phone calls. I set it back to default and I can hear things again!
Installed atmos and froze audiofx. Sound is great again.
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Thank you. So, i can copy the files to /data/media and when I perform wipe data, cache, dalvik and system, the files won't be deleted, right?
The whole point of a clean flash is to wipe all the app, and system data, so no, don't save it elsewhere, if you want you can backup your apps with titanium backup
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Probably not, last I checked the Lineage builds don't work on it, so this won't work on it either
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Obviously the CDLA icon is not an "issue"!
I use experimental bild since yesterday, and everything seems to be fine (I didn't have yet any phone app crash): I just underline that I installed the 19/09 build via OTA, and experimental build via TWRP.
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By wiping /data, all apps and their data will be deleted but nothing in /data/media. For example I like to put ROM and gapps images into my Download directory which resides in the latter. So even if you wipe data, these files will still be there for flashing.
Side note, just as /data/media is not affected by wiping /data, it is also NOT included in a TWRP nandroid backup, even if you include /data in the backup. So backup your files there manually too.
(All of that is my limited understanding, please correct if it's wrong.)
This ROM is graceful! (Sorry I mistake adjective I though awful was positive?)
Just few question: what about bug reports? I found some.
1) during sleep the fingerprint sensor does not wake the phone nor unlock it.
Solution (I just tap the physical button then tap the scanner)
2) the clock application do not start, neither tapping on the time in status bar nor from the icon.
Solution (I installed a third part clock and set as default)
3) the camera app does not trigger the flash neither if forced.
Solutions (installed a third part camera app).
Any suggestion about those little bugs?
Just few question: what about bug reports? I found some.
1) during sleep the fingerprint sensor does not wake the phone nor unlock it.
Solution (I just tap the physical button then tap the scanner)
2) the clock application do not start, neither tapping on the time in status bar nor from the icon.
Solution (I installed a third part clock and set as default)
3) the camera app does not trigger the flash neither if forced.
Solutions (installed a third part camera app).
Any suggestion about those little bugs?
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Not having any of those issues, you must have messed something up, your feedback is awful, have a nice day
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AICP
Android Ice Cold Project
AICP is known by everyone as the "Ice Cold Project" that started on a Desire HD years ago and since then evolved into a mature ROM with the BEST community you can find!!!
Until Lollipop, the Rom has always been based on AOKP. Unfortunately, since AOKP stopped development (but made a comeback later), we changed our base to CM when it comes to hardware, drivers and some features.
With the rebrand of CM to LineageOS (LAOS) we are now actually LAOS based with some tweaks from AOSP.
If there are any bugs, either we will sort them out or LAOS team, if it concerns their code base. This rom isn't LAOS supported, so no need to report errors or bugs to them!!
Code:#include <std_disclaimer.h> /* * Your warranty is now void. * * We are not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards, * thermonuclear war or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please * do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM * before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if * you point the finger at us for messing up your device, we will laugh at you. Hard & a lot. * */
Feature list (rough Overview)
In the beginning we would like to thank:
LineageOS & CM (R.I.P.) team
maxwen
DU team
SlimRoms team
Resurrection Remix team
OmniRom team
Community
...
@LorD ClockaN
@zipsnet
@eyosen
@semdoc
@Drgravy
@Hashbang173
@SpiritCroc
@wartomato
@eboye
plus the rest of the crazy bunch that we call "team"
...
We are paying for servers that build nightlies/weeklies and everything that comes with it, so EVERY DONATION will really be appreciated and be used to cover those expenses.
Thank you!!
Latest Stable Release Version 12.1
official releases: http://dwnld.aicp-rom.com/?device=zl1
Official builds will be deleted from our servers every month due to maintenance services.
We advise everyone to keep at least the latest or best working build on their device as a backup.
Maybe copy it to a cloud service or USB too.
Test builds:https://androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=163292
TWRP-Recovery:
https://twrp.me/leeco/leecolepro3.html
BlackScreen kernel builds (more info in the fourth post)
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=166446
Button Remap
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=817550096634760043
SmartcardService
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=673368273298973070
AKT Profiles:
https://xdaforums.com/oneplus-3/how-to/advanced-interactive-governor-tweaks-t3476589
-Here you can check the most voted profiles and how it works
Full Changelog link: http://dwnld.aicp-rom.com/
Google Apps:
Beans gapps
Or
Open GApps (ARM64 7.1 pico or nano)
You tell...
Things that work
rotation
wifi
setup wizard
ril
IR
Nightlight
Camera
4k video recording
Netflix
Snapchat
Volte
GPS
SmartcardService
Android auto
pretty much everything
The ROM should contain everything you need to enjoy Android Nougat. You don't need to install any Add-Ons, simply download the latest ROM, GApps, flash it and go!
If you want the device to run the ROM "rooted", you can flash a root solution of your choice after the ROM Zipfile.
It is STRONGLY recommended to fully wipe your device before flashing, and if possible avoid restoring system apps and system data with Titanium Backup as this can cause stability issues that are very hard to debug.
If you believe you know what you're doing - then fine, go ahead, but please don't complain if you experience any strange behavior.
How to flash:
(Again: Don't do it if you don't know it!)
Download the ROM and GApps and transfer them to your device
Boot to recovery (TWRP recommended)
Wipe system, Cache, data and ART/Dalvik cache
Flash ROM Zipfile
Flash/Install GApps (optional, needed for e.g. Google Playstore to work)
Flash/Install the root solution of choice (optional), I personnaly recommend magisk
Reboot to system
The ROM has GApps persistance in between dirty flashes, so you only have to flash them once!
The root solution should be flashed together with every OTA update (= ROM Update)!
Supported root solutions:
Magisk v13.x
SuperSU - stable and beta available (Site by CCMT that took over the the marketing from chainfire)
SuperSU - direct download link for the latest SuperSU directly from the dev (chainfire)
Lineage SU-addon (check your needed version: 14.1 arm or arm64) -> the removal zip is available here too.
KERNEL:
The kernel in this ROM follows Omni source with many additions/changes
PREREQUISITE FOR OTA:
To be able to flash using the buildin OTA app that needs TWRP recovery installed to work.
You can still use LAOS recovery and OTA app, but you will need to download the zip file and flash it manually from within your recovery. Zip gets saved in the "AICP_ota" folder on your internal storage.
Please be sure that you are on the latest TWRP recovery.
If you want to contribute to the AICP or wanna see what is being worked on/merged, feel free to visit our Gerrit review system. (Link is at the bottom!!!)
Kernel source:
https://github.com/AICP/kernel_leeco_msm8996
Device trees:
https://github.com/AICP/device_leeco_zl1
https://github.com/AICP/device_leeco_msm8996-common
Vendor:
https://github.com/AICP/proprietary_vendor_leeco
ROM & Additional links:
Gerrit Code Review
Github
IceColdJelly AICP G+ community
Contributors
Special thanks to darkobas for helping me out with development, and for all his work on our device
jrior001, codeworkx, villarleg, semdoc,
mosimchah
XDA:DevDB Information
[ROM] [7.1.x] [Official] [weekly] AICP 12.1 (Pro3 aka zl1, X727,X720), ROM for the LeEco Le Pro3
ROM OS Version: 7.1.2 Nougat
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.18.31
Version Information
Status: Stable
Stable Release Date: 3-26-2017
Created 3-19-2017
Last Updated 12-26-2017
You want to see a normal night at the "DEV office", click here!!
14And sO it begins, I will hopefully release an (super beta) build on Sunday https://github.com/AICP/platform_manifest/tree/o8.0 no guarantees though, it all depends on how busy I am on Sunday
And yes, we'll still have official Nougat releases for awhile
Sent from my LEX727 using XDA Labs12The new official build is up
Changes,
1. Everything from my last test build:
Updated gps from Omni (gets a lock much much faster now)
Added the mobile payments fix from Lineage
Fixed an selinux denial (they just keep popping up...)
All the features that were removed when we went rootless are back, and are in their own section in aicp extras
This includes BlackScreen 2.4.5
2. The root extras section of aicp extras was improved
3. Switched to blu_active as the default cpu governor, this will make things much smoother
Want to download it?
http://dwnld.aicp-rom.com/device/zl1/NIGHTLY/aicp_zl1_n-12.1-NIGHTLY-20170627.zip
Full changelog
http://dwnld.aicp-rom.com/device/zl1/NIGHTLY/aicp_zl1_n-12.1-NIGHTLY-20170627.zip.html
Sent from my LEX727 using XDA Labs11This is a work in progress guide to getting great battery life
Note: This guide is meant to be used on my kernel, there's several optimizations that I've left out of this guide because I enabled them by default in my kernel
1. Underclock the big cores to 1900mhz
2. Set the GPU governor to simple_ondemand
3. Set the vibration strength to zero (or close to zero) in the misc section
4. Set the default I/O scheduler to noop
5. Go to developer options and turn off the logger buffer sizes (you will have to turn this back on in order to get a logcat for bug reports, and to pass safety net)
6. Use greenify to enable aggressive doze and doze on the go, and use it to limit background apps
7. If you underclock the big cores even more in kernel adiutor you'll get much better battery life, you'll also get much better battery life if you underclock the little cores to 1440MHz
8. Turn off all animations in developer options
9. In kernel adiutor set the low memory killer values to the aggressive setting
10. Disable fsync (risky, you could lose data if the system crashes)
11. Use the suspend actions in aicp extras and turn off the ota checker
12. Use privacy guard, and the wakelock blocker in aicp extras/system extensions to block wakelocks
13. In aicp extras/ various ****, enable sensors block per package
14. Turn off WiFi before turning off the device, otherwise it will have issues going into deep sleep
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This is a work in progress guide to getting great Performance at the expense of battery life
Note: This guide is meant to be used on my kernel, there's several optimizations that I've left out of this guide because I enabled them by default in my kernel
1. Go to developer options and turn off the logger buffer sizes (you will have to turn this back on in order to get a logcat for bug reports)
2. Use greenify to enable aggressive doze and doze on the go, and use it to limit background apps
3. Turn off all animations in developer options
4. Overclock the little cores to 2188mhz, and the big cores to 2342mhz
5. Disable fsync (risky, you could lose data if the system crashes)
6. Enable ksm, and use zram for more free ram, good for gaming
7. Set the CPU governor to wheatley11Since we all love status updates: I have not forgotten Oreo, I'm currently trying to get the camera working, I know codeworkx and the x2 devs have it working but either they're leaving something out or their fix isn't working for me for some reason, so I'm trying to sort that out, I have many major improvements for the next Oreo build, just want to get the camera working first
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