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Hi everyone, I believe it's possible to dirty flash the A10 Release on top of the beta pretty safely to avoid wipe. But I cannot find the download links to the ROM, I've got the OTA's, but not a full ROM? Any help would be appreciated :) Or can I as indicated just do what #4013 and #4015...

Main thing I want is just Google Pay and certain games, Widevine I'm not terribly fussed about. Right now Google Pay is complaining after just unlocking bootloader, no other modifications Magisk does fix it, but I'm trying to be more hands off now, I don't want to have to install something...

Oh no. Unlocked bootloader, ran an update and got the attached images. Looks like unlocking the bootloader kills off Google Pay and CTS hartleyshc seems to be correct. Might have to lock it again

Thanks guys! Super appreciate it! I remember seeing posts about people just unlocking bootloaders on other devices causing issues, I didn't think it would. Gives me a great peace of mind before I do something silly!

Oh wait, I think I found a solution, if I use santod040's full wipe firmware, that should bring me back to stock safely without RUU, should be able to OTA from there if any available updates Link to file: https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=890129502657590257 Link to thread...

I've been trying to hunt down a RUU for Telstra to do a full test back to stock as I'll be giving away my HTC 10 to my sister shortly. Does anyone have one? Version doesn't really matter And secondarily to that, if I cannot find one, what should my next best option be? Change CID and flash...

I'm wanting to only unlock bootloader, but otherwise keep everything stock. Will just unlocking bootloader invalidate CTS checks and deny things like Android Pay? I also want to keep getting OTAs, keep stock recovery and remain rootless. I just know I'll eventually want to root, but i don't...

Just installing this now, haven't tested, but looking great so far! Thanks! :) Minor gripe: In the first post it is "Telstra AU" not "Telestra AU", small typo (it is fine in the installer). Also, thank you for supporting Telstra :D

You will need to give me more information, can you post the original fstab without changes?

Just follow the instructions on the first page , I don't have that tablet, just follow the instructions, if you run into issues give me specifics and I'll help

That is a bit of non-standard fstab. But I would make it: ## Vold 2.0 Generic fstab ## - San Mehat ([email protected]) ## ####################### ## Regular device mount ## ## Format: dev_mount <label> <mount_point> <part> <sysfs_path1...> ## label - Label for the volume ## mount_point -...

Awesome ROM,very good work! Have a few requests though: - Can you post a changelog on the forums here (it's only in Aroma at the moment) - Mention in the first post that at the moment ART kills Titanium Backup - Mention in the first post that the root is messed up and requires manual...

Amazing project! Downloading now :) Just one small request though, can you make a second set of links in a code box instead of URL's? So those of us with a download manager we can copy and paste the entire box and schedule the download :) (XDA automatically shortens the URL's and makes copying...

Ah cool, well I did get around the issue via flashing on via Odin Teamwin recovery (I edited my original post), and after it failed to update once it deleted the file and let me get back into the recovery again, yay. I just flashed on an old CM10 (10.1-20130610-UNOFFICIAL-jfltexx, which has been...

The latest "auto CM updater" semi-bricked my device, highly recommend not to use the automated updater! (It's still in a semi-bricked state, still trying to figure out how to recover without loosing data :/) Why does it semi-brick the device? Well, it downloads the ROM, places the ROM in a...

Really? I haven't done the terminal command once myself and haven't ran into a single Wi-Fi issue yet :/

Most recovery's can and I'm pretty sure Android can do it natively inside the Settings > Storage menu, but don't quote me on that.....

1. To fix Wi-Fi permanently, wipe /data /system /cache manually (read first page instructions) and Dalvik Cache then reflash ROM+gApps. Alternatively for a temp solution: 2. The yellow light is the battery indicator, Settings > System > Battery Light. Untick Battery Light to disable. See...

Just flashed the latest build, it makes my phone feel like POWERTHIRST. OVER 400 PHONES! Thanks victorator for the nightlies :) . I'm to lazy to compile myself, lawl :P

Proper nightly download link: http://revolt.basketbuild.com/index.php?dir=uploads/i9505/Nightlies/ Current one is broken :)

Repartitioning is dangerous (data loss and bricking oh my), but just modifying the original partitions BEFORE installing the ROM should be ok(ROM devs/chef's do this ALL the time for their ROMs), this would mean modifying partition size, resigning the .zip and then flashing that bad boy on. Any...

Removing the vold.stab file is a bad idea :P It sounds like you may not be modifying the file at all, without it your device will not boot correctly..... Make sure you are root and have R/W privileges on that file

I wrote a how to, to fix this issue: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=792691 It is primarily caused by bad sync's on Google applications.

Sure your not recovering any super user binaries / apps?

Good ROM, battery drain is high on Dor' though

Not sure if this is a kernel problem or ROM issue, but since 2.10.26 (v1 and v2) my screen now looks super saturated. Using Dorimanx kernel both times, haven't tried any other kernel. Not a big problem, just curious is anyone else has noticed it?

Downloading 2.10.26 now :D And thanks for thanking me in the donation box Alex (Matt G) :) Just noticed :P

Amazing work :) I've always loved how Flyme OS looks and feels! Because i dont have a secondary phone I'm not going to flash this on quite yet (i need to make a lot of calls / SMSs), but once its more stable ill flash straight away!

a1exander, you have one solid ROM right here :D

Thanks! A fantastic summary :)

I have no idea what the difference between ioctl,sysfs and uevent (I believe they're different hooks for drivers inside the kernel, but I'm likely wrong :/) variations are, but I'm running ioctl1008 with Siyah kernel under the same folder, using lulzactive and 1400mhz max freq', and my phone has...

It sure is :P. Its more closely an Android guide than an N1 guide, but whatev's. I wasn't sure if these steps would work outside of N1 at the time, and that was my phone at the time as well :P

Unfortunately the steps above won't fix your problem. You would be better off asking for help in the Moto Defy forums. But what I imagine has happened is that you have a GB Baseband and / or kernel installed and you're trying to load an ICS ROM and its failing. What I recommend you doing is...

Nah saddly thats not the case, its a generalized technique and should apply to most fstab's. Apparently that fstab is setup a bit oddly, so you will need to contact your local ROM dev. By the way, what exactly is your issue? From the looks of that file your internal memory is getting mounted...

Yeah it would stop it from booting, an alternative config is: ## Vold 2.0 fstab for HTC Passion # ## - San Mehat ([email protected]) ## ####################### ## Regular device mount ## ## Format: dev_mount <label> <mount_point> <part> <sysfs_path1...> [optional_flags...] ## label -...

Sure will, the key works are slightly different, but same technique of switching the folder names around, so yours would be ## Vold 2.0 fstab for HTC Passion # ## - San Mehat ([email protected]) ## ####################### ## Regular device mount ## ## Format: dev_mount <label> <mount_point>...

Much appreciated!

Im currently stuck on 1.97 and its memory leaking to the hell, any mirrors to 1.98 or 1.99 around? (I know Goo.IM is having issues at the moment)

http://www.paranoid-rom.com/forum/samsung-galaxy-sii/5-pa-v1-92 Make sure you're logged into the forums first though!

I've found an odd bug, thought I might post up my findings here so others can benefit! So I flashed on 1.92 like a normal ROM, first thing I did was disable Hybrid mode, I just wanted to play around with fully stock for now! Then I started downloading/restoring apps, and it would randomly...

Sure you copied the full thing across correctly? Upload the entire file to a host..... As the bit you gave me doesn't look correct, there is a space in there when there shouldn't be one...... You can use ADB to explorer to /system/etc and download the file directly. If your unfamiliar with...

Make it like this: # External sdcard dev_mount emmc /mnt/emmc 1 /devices/ platform/s3c-sdhci. 0/mmc_host/mnc0 # Internal sdcard dev_mount sdcard /mnt/sdcard auto /devices/ platform/s3c-sdhci.2/mmc_host/mm1

Never use a copy and paste for the file in this operation. You only need to modify partially two lines (which you can copy and paste from the OP). Your just swapping two words around really. Its fairly easy, just follow the steps and it will work, it looks daunting at first if your not used to...

Works smooooth as on my SGSII, great leak! Getting posted all over the "blogosphere" (hate that word). Personally I'm not a fan of the app, its looks fancy, but I'm in a rush in the morning and dont have the time to "flip" through the hundreds of articles i quickly over look over with...

This guide shows you how to "flip" the points. Several ROMs have it differently preconfigured. But if this is your current situation: Emmc: External SD Card SDcard: Internal SD Card It will make it: Emmc: Internal SD Card SDcard: External SD Card And vice versa obviously (its a flip). This...

Just donated $20! You the man :). Love your ROM, great work!

Probably something very similar but programmatically instead of the haxy file editing method I'm noting to use :P. PC mounting is working as per normal for me here though...... (I don't have an external card right now so that may be a variable)

Yeah CWM doesn't read the /system stuff, it has its own partition.... I've got no idea sorry, but its just a little inconvenient in CWM thats all.... But im sure you can check it out... Just search for fstab when you figure out how to explore the recovery partition (I've got no idea :P, short...

I didn't think so either, but i had the problem, hoped it was like its Linux cousin and searched for fstab, i found it. Swapped the mounting destinations around. And voila, done.....

Its the same technique.... So remember this: So <label> doesn't really matter, but we may as well keep it sane (and have it the same name as the mount point)! And <mount_point> is where its mounted. Make sure the folder exists first though! leave <part> and <sysfs_path*> alone and it will...