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Don't think so. Maybe via Xposed. What kind of configurations?

You can find all previous builds for Xperia T here! :)

Link fixed :cowboy:

Awesome work mate! :) Keep going, you'll make it! :good:

Long time no see, guys! :) If anyone is interested in development, feel free to give these instructions a shot! :D Click me!

Sorry guys.. No idea about the camera issue.. Maybe it's a bug with the final build's CM sources? Anyway. If anyone is interested in development, feel free to give it a shot! :) Click me! And.. Audio playback works pretty perfectly as far as I remember.. Install Viper4Android and enjoy great...

Maybe this will help someone.. :) I'll be visiting this thread occasionally in case someone needs help. But I'd be glad if people and future devs also helped each other. :good: If you compile a running build with these instructions, feel free to share it with people in this thread. Maybe...

You might try to increase the voltages for low cpu clocks. Maybe this helps, but it's going to increase battery usage.

Already working on some build instructions. :) You can find all of my sources over here: https://github.com/WhiteNeo-

Just use TickleMyAndroid to decompile and select "Keep original signature" before recompiling. This will do the trick. :)

So, I've just re-read the last pages of my CM12 thread for Xperia V and thought it was quite a dirty ending to just abandon all this from one moment to another. And I couldn't do anything but run a set of -final- builds, that will be marked as such and should contain the latest security updates...

So, I've just re-read the last pages of my CM12 thread for Xperia V and thought it was quite a dirty ending to just abandon all this from one moment to another. And I couldn't do anything but run a set of -final- builds, that will be marked as such and should contain the latest security updates...

So, I've just re-read the last pages of this thread and thought it was quite a dirty ending to just abandon all this from one moment to another. And I couldn't do anything but run a set of -final- builds, that will be marked as such and should contain the latest security updates by Google. :)...

Just copy the whole content of your internal storage to a folder called "sdcard0" on your micro sdcard and proceed with the next step :good:

Flash the boot.img from last build. :)

Assuming you already have some skills in ROM development, you'll find my roomservice xml below. :) To continue where I left, just fork all the listed projects from my Git, change the roomservice.xml accordingly and keep the non-device-related repositories up to date with a "git pull" of the...

Dear friends and CM12.1 users, I’ve been releasing ROMs for our Xperias for nearly two years now, that’s why I want to thank every single one of you for your lasting support and positive feedback that kept motivating me to continue working on this project and invest countless hours of my free...

Dear friends and CM12.1 users, I’ve been releasing ROMs for our Xperias for nearly two years now, that’s why I want to thank every single one of you for your lasting support and positive feedback that kept motivating me to continue working on this project and invest countless hours of my free...

Dear friends and CM12.1 users, I’ve been releasing ROMs for our Xperias for nearly two years now, that’s why I want to thank every single one of you for your lasting support and positive feedback that kept motivating me to continue working on this project and invest countless hours of my free...

No, there won't be a difference because NeoKernel is the extracted kernel from this ROM. :)

Probably F2FS. Check the benchmarks in OP. :) If other people agree with you on this, I'll change it in next build. :good:

Any ported version for CM12 in general should also work with this ROM. :) I'm afraid I can't afford the time to port the app myself right now.

Just quoting the log you've shown here. :D Go to "Mounts and Storage" > Advanced, then wipe system partition. Then flash ROM and gapps :)

Thanks for the hint concerning App Settings! :) The ui of Chrome and some other apps might have changed slightly due to the "is low ram device" build property being set from this version on. This will optimize ram usage, at the cost of some eye candy. It's also the reason why you're able to...

Don't know why some modules refuse to work. Noticed the same behavior on App Settings module. I'm using the closed beta of PowerNap, which also makes a difference in battery life (it's a STAMINA mode copy, actually) Sounds great! :) One question.. Do themed navbar icons revert to default after...

No need for a clean install when updating gapps. Just wipe system partition, then flash ROM, then gapps. Profit. :) I didn't find the time to test, but feel free to try it and report here. If you're running the latest build, there shouldn't be any conflicts :good:

What other kind of new features did you find? :) Didn't have time to look at Settings since I flashed the build, honestly. :D I've had the same restore issue and had to pull out the battery because it would have taken around 4 hours. Then formatted data partition (cause that's the once that...

Then why are you using an AOSP based ROM? :D The app icon on toast messages was looking ugly, that's why I removed it. ;)

Too bad :/ Did you wipe system before flashing the ROM, followed by gapps? :)

The new build is online guys! :) As I've added CM performance profile support and optimized the system to make best use of all features that are present in NeoKernel, I'm quite curious about your impression of smoothness and performance in this version. By the way, I adjusted the CPU frequency...

The new build is online guys! :) As I've added CM performance profile support and optimized the system to make best use of all features that are present in NeoKernel, I'm quite curious about your impression of smoothness and performance in this version. By the way, I adjusted the CPU frequency...

The second core is only disabled in low battery mode. :) And.. you'll find the performance profiles in battery settings. :good:

The new build is online guys! :) I'm quite curious about your impression of smoothness and performance in this version. By the way, I adjusted the CPU frequency in battery saving mode, too. Now the phone is throttled to 1GHz and one core is forced offline. I did notice certain lags that way...

That's exactly why I hope I can get it to boot up. :D But.. If the few ideas I currently have don't work, I don't know how to proceed. :o By the way, I'm currently compiling some new CM12.1 builds, with improvements in power and ram management. Already running the one for XV and performance...

Alright.. Quick update concerning Android M: I have managed to compile a CM13 build, but there is not even a boot animation after flashing. The phone directly reboots to recovery. Apparently there's issues with mounting system partition or extracting ramdisk. Will have to investigate this...

Nope. As I have some spare time this weekend, I decided to work on Marshmallow instead of creating a new Lollipop build. Hope that's fine. :D

Yes, exactly. :good:

You gotta check "Use rm -rf instead of formatting" in recovery settings. This will prevent the issue. :)

Read Kernel section in OP and you'll know. :D

Looks nice. Gonna give it a shot and report here. :) Might require a newer build, however. ^^

I don't know what exact modification is required to add TWRP to a stock kernel.. One would probably have to adjust the ramdisk loading commands in init, too. :o I'll have a look as soon as I find the time :)

Would you mind pointing me to a link? Have not heard about those apps yet. :D

I'm not sure about the exact terminal commands, but you should find them in the CM12 thread for Xperia T :) What limitation exactly? If you're taking about the low storage space, well. I'm still waiting for someone to give me the information I asked for, some comments ago. As soon as I have...

Actually you should be able to flash this ROM's boot.img to FOTAKernel. Doing so should replace the stock recovery with the one from my kernel. :)

If it's my CM12.1 that you're trying to install, make sure you fastboot flash the included boot.img before using to flash the ROM. This should prevent errors like the one you mentioned. :)

I've encountered the same issue with my Xperia V. Phone always turned off at around 20%.. Replacing the two-years old battery with a new one fixed this issue and got me an additional hour of screen-on-time in addition. :)

I'm sorry, but I can't fix compatibility of mods with this ROM.. If I started doing so, I'd end up with tons of work and no more time for Android M. :o You might have more success with asking for help in the related thread, preferably with an attached log. :)

Well, I'm currently quite busy and don't have much time to work on it. Also I'm facing quite a lout of build errors. :D But there is some progress, and I'm quite sure I can make it :)

Thanks for your long-term support, and enjoy your new phone! :) Just figured out that I've been supporting this device for nearly two years now - pretty much as long as Sony did. .. Feels awesome! ??

Not yet, but thanks a lot! :) Always trying to help. ☺