U r welcome.
Because it is not yet implemented in this ROM. Maybe in the next version. How's everything else?
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[ROM][4.4.4][Jul-22] UNOFFICIAL LiquidSmooth v3.2 | Security Patch Level: 1st Jun 15
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Because it is not yet implemented in this ROM. Maybe in the next version. How's everything else?
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Don't know, just give it a shot.
However, a few days ago, I made a new LS build for some purpose. If anyone is interested, I could share that one (LS v3.2 based on Android 4.4.4) with you..
P.S.: And please don't ask for Android 5.0, it's too early.
I am definitely interested.
Didn’t know you were working on it…
What’s your estimate there, weeks/months?
Okay, then I will upload it soon (e.g. until tomorrow) -- I'm currently away from my computer.I am definitely interested.
Sorry, I am so bad in giving estimates, I could be completely wrong. Ahh, btw, please always remember XDA rule #1: Don't ask for ETAs.Didn’t know you were working on it…
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Thanks, man!
Hey, you practically made me do it…Sorry, I am so bad in giving estimates, I could be completely wrong. Ahh, btw, please always remember XDA rule #1: Don't ask for ETAs.
My question was more along the lines of, Do you think 5.0 is going to be more work than 4.4? Why/why not? (See, it’s a technical question. ;>)
Thanks, man!
Hey, you practically made me do it…
My question was more along the lines of, Do you think 5.0 is going to be more work than 4.4? Why/why not? (See, it’s a technical question. ;>)
Ya, sure. I have guided you into that direction.
Technically spoken, it's a quite pile of work because 5.0 requires to switch from java 6 to 7. And that is causing build errors in many places.
Furthermore dalvik is no longer available, and we have to see how art is working out on our desire. Probably a few scripts need to evolve, like a2sd. But that's just one example.
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hello,
I have tried many different ROMs on my Desire - not because I would not be satisfied, I just want to try new things... I installed this ROM on my wife's Desire, but I have come across the same issue what I had in the past with some other ROM (don't remember which one) - phone is not possible to actually use as "phone" because when incoming call is ringing, the screen is black and takes 5-10 seconds until it switches back on... We have also experienced some other bugs - crashing of applications, too laggy, but the one with black screen is the worst one... can somebody help please?
@spezi77 - thanks for keeping our Desire alive! It is a miracle having latest ROMs after so much time of using the device :good:... by the way - which ROM would you suggest to install for my wife? what is your most stable one? She is not a "tester" as I am, so she really needs something solid... Thanks.
I have tried many different ROMs on my Desire - not because I would not be satisfied, I just want to try new things
... I installed this ROM on my wife's Desire, but I have come across the same issue what I had in the past with some other ROM (don't remember which one) - phone is not possible to actually use as "phone" because when incoming call is ringing, the screen is black and takes 5-10 seconds until it switches back on... We have also experienced some other bugs - crashing of applications, too laggy, but the one with black screen is the worst one... can somebody help please?@spezi77 - thanks for keeping our Desire alive! It is a miracle having latest ROMs after so much time of using the device :good:... by the way - which ROM would you suggest to install for my wife? what is your most stable one? She is not a "tester" as I am, so she really needs something solid... Thanks.
That's a known issue for all KK roms on HTC Desire. I personally think that our device/hw is too old and would slow things down, like in this case.
Solid rom for Desire means going back to Gingerbread.
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so, if I go back to some Jelly Bean version, this issue will disappear?
Solid rom for Desire means going back to Gingerbread.
unfortunately, not many applications support Gingerbread anymore... I meant which one of your ROMs you would consider as the most stable one... preferably Jelly Bean / KitKat...
Hi, I do not understand how to do the following:
Boot ROM and enable A2SD before flashing GApps
Where am I supposed to do this?
thanks a lot in advance, can't wait to try this rom properly
EDIT: Nevermind I got it. It's not available in this thread so for completeness I'll add the instructions:
Open terminal emulator
Type su, press enter
Allow superuser access (always)
Back in terminal, type a2sd install, press enter
Reply to questions with Y, N, Y (enter after each)
Reboot device
okee, now digging in the ROM!
Boot ROM and enable A2SD before flashing GApps
Where am I supposed to do this?
thanks a lot in advance, can't wait to try this rom properly
EDIT: Nevermind I got it. It's not available in this thread so for completeness I'll add the instructions:
Open terminal emulator
Type su, press enter
Allow superuser access (always)
Back in terminal, type a2sd install, press enter
Reply to questions with Y, N, Y (enter after each)
Reboot device
okee, now digging in the ROM!
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got my desire back yesterday. my wifes dad had it for one year. first thing i did flash your rom thanks
thanks
That's a known issue for all KK roms on HTC Desire. I personally think that our device/hw is too old and would slow things down, like in this case.
Solid rom for Desire means going back to Gingerbread.
hi i try to install liquid rom then m2sd but after i reboot it shows in my screen safemode...i ask only how to remove safemode in my htc desire can u guide me sir....tia
Hello, can anyone point me in the right direction? I have an old HTC Desire Bravo (the GSM version) and I want to install this version of the OS on it. I'm not sure where to start... Can anyone point me to a guide or briefly tell me what i'd need to do? :S I don't need step by step, but just a general idea would be great... Thanks...
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I am proud to present you with an incredible smooth and feature rich AOSP based ROM.
LiquidSmooth is an aftermarket firmware based on the Android Open Source Project.
Dedicated to providing users with smooth, stable and fast ROMs. A Lightweight modified AOSP base, and then add the features you crave!
While we make every effort to test these builds as much as possible, we are not responsible for anything that may happen to your device.
We ask that you do your part to know your device and know how to recover from problems before you flash!
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FEATURES:
UBER 4.9 GCC Toolchain
ARM Optimized String Handling Routines
Linaro and Code Aurora Optimizations
Slims DPI on the fly
Custom animation controls
TRDS 3.0 (Liquid Blackout in settings)
Active Display
Slims QuickSettings
Halo
Ram Bar
New CM Theme Engine
Privacy Guard
Built in SuperUser
Working wifi Tethering
Cell Broadcasts
Slims Configurable Power Menu
Slims Configurable Nav Bar
Gamma Configuration support
Custom animation controls (Listview)
LockScreen Notifications
And way more than this...
LiquidSmooth v3.2 Full list of features
CHANGELOG:
NEW IN RELEASE 8:
- Add back full language support.
- Lower the default max. cpu freq to 998400 Hz.
- Torch: Removed brightest option from settings; Torch will now stay on after screen shut down!
NEW IN RELEASE 7:
- This build includes the official Android Security Updates from 1st June 2015
- Compiled the ROM with O3 flag
- Compiled the kernel with UBER toolchain 4.9.4 for increased speed and battery life (credits Cl3Kener); compiled the rom with AOSP toolchain 4.8
- Update kernel (July security bulletin)
- Replace KernelTweaker (FC'ing) with KernelAdiutor
- Removed DashClock widget (cLock is much nicer)
NEW IN RELEASE 6:
- This build includes the official Android Security Updates from 1st Nov 2015 (you can now view the information about the patch level under Settings > About Phone > Android security patch level)
- Compiled the ROM with O3 flag
- Compiled the kernel with UBER toolchain 4.9.4 for increased speed and battery life (credits Cl3Kener)
- Patched the previously missed out security holes in kernel base as mentioned by @walter79
- If you want to have kernel 3.0.16 (experimental) use this flashable zip
- Updated NovaLauncher to 4.1.0
- Removed DashClock widget (cLock is much nicer)
- Added signature spoofing support (read more about this)
- Fixed an issue in the hardware keys configuration (credits @sverfaillie)
- Slim GApps: fixed a problem (three no longer required apks were still remaining under /system/apps after GApps installation) to gain more space in the ROM's system partition
NEW IN RELEASE 5:
- Added a few more patches against vulnerabilities, e.g.: CVE-2015-1528, CVE-2013-6282 (kernel patch).
- Big thanks to @walter79 for making me aware of their existence!
NEW IN RELEASE 4:
- Added the previously missed out patch (CVE-2015-6602) to reach full Stagefright 2.0 security level & Android Security Updates from Nov 2015)
NEW IN RELEASE 3:
- Patched to the highest security level for Kitkat (incl. Stagefright 2.0 & Android Security Updates from Nov 2015)
- Set CM cLock as default lockscreen widget
- Added a patch to prevent wakelocks caused by Google Play Services 7.x SystemUpdateService (credits CM)
- Use per default SMARTASSH3 (allows a better speed/battery-saving ratio)
NEW IN RELEASE 2:
- ART
- Liquid Launcher
- Keyguard: use overlay to disable Menu Key In Lock Screen
- Fix 'long press home key' to bring up the recent apps
- Slim down rom by removing Chinese font
- Update animation scale defaults with the optimal settings for htc bravo (0.5x)
- Frameworks/base: Add setCurrentFunctions to Legacy USB DM
- Allow forcing HighEndGfx mode
- New CM Theme Engine
NEW IN RELEASE 1.5:
- Update of Inspire Launcher (12.2.0): Launcher settings is more stable now
- Fixed Hardware keys
- A2SD is working now (fixed an issue with mounting sd-ext)
NOT WORKING:
- MMS (present in all 4.x ROMs; Just use Textra SMS instead)
- Video recording (present in all 4.x ROMs)
- Screen recording (not supported by kernel)
- OpenVPN (kernel issue: cannot acquire tun interface socket)
- SELinux (disabled by intention)
Torch: Brightest setting and stay on after screen shut down(Torch improved)
Please let me know if you find bugs -- if possible with logcat. Thanks! :good:
DOWNLOADS:
Download LiquidSmooth Kitkat v3.2 2016-07-22
Slim Gapps for LiquidSmooth 2016 (73.18 MB)
REQUIREMENTS:
An hboot with at least 250mb on system. These include stock hboot or Alpha Jelly (250/5/182) hboot
A 512mb - 1.5gb EXT partition (EXT4 recommended) on your sdcard. Use this guide to create the partition. Partitions made using other tools (CWM, Minitool Partition Wizard, etc.) will likely cause issues.
The latest TWRP (credits @Chromium) or 4EXT (credits @madmaxx82) Recovery. Old versions of CWM may cause issues.[/QUOTE]
HOW TO INSTALL:
Full wipe
Flash ROM
Boot ROM and enable A2SD before flashing GApps
Boot ROM and let it settle down (3-5 min)
CREDITS:
LiquidSmooth, SlimRoms, AOSPA, AOKP, and everyone else who has contributed
Google and CyanogenMod for the Android Security Updates
@LaidbackNikez and Evervolv - for being a forece behind the kernel that powers this ROM, as well as for the vendor files and device trees
SOURCE:
Kernel:
https://github.com/spezi77/android_kernel_htc_qsd8k
ROM:
* Base: https://github.com/LiquidSmooth
* Mods: https://github.com/spezi77
You may want to compile it yourself:
Code:repo init -u git://github.com/spezi77/liquid.git -b kitkat repo sync wget https://s.basketbuild.com/uploads/devs/Cl3Kener/TOOLCHAIN/uber-arm-eabi-4.9.tar.xz tar xvC prebuilts/gcc/linux-x86/arm -f uber-arm-eabi-4.9.tar.xz rm uber-arm-eabi-4.9.tar.xz . build-liquid.sh -o3 bravo
Have a nice day!
