[ROM][Player4][US/Intl] Cyanogenmod 11 for the Galaxy Player 4.0

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CyanogenMod 11 is a free, community built distribution of Android 4.4 (Kitkat) which greatly extends the capabilities of your phone, tablet or PMP.

Code:
#include 
/*
 * Your warranty is now void.
 *
 * I am 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 me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
 */

These are CM11 builds for the Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0. It may cause all the things in the disclaimer to happen, or steal your girlfriend while you are busy flashing ROMs.

Note: Please backup your efs in case of something goes wrong (the zip should backup it but we're never too sure) To do so execute this command:

Code:
dd if=/dev/block/stl3 of=/sdcard/efs.rfs

Download: http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?device=ypg1

Rom Install instructions:
If coming from stock:
1. Download the CM zip
2. Make your backups!!
3. Make sure your efs is intact (not blank)
4. Boot into recovery
5. Flash the CM zip (Note: upon flashing it, your device will hang, IT'S NORMAL. Wait about 10-20 secs then force reboot your device)
6. Let the installer do it's things...
7. The device will reboot a last time into recovery where you can flash gapps if you want. (No wipe is necessary at this point because the zip have wiped it)
8. Reboot
9. Enjoy!!

If coming from a Pre-LVM build: (ALL builds before 28/12 as well as CM10.1, CM10.2)
1. Download the CM zip
2. Boot into recovery
3. Make a nandroid backup
4. Flash the CM zip (You'll receive an warning concerning /data partition, it didn't flashed anything yet so you can make a final check before flash)
5. Reflash the CM zip again (the zip will reboot your device into recovery again and this reboot is needed!!!)
6. After the reboot, reflash for a third time the zip (The real installation begins!!)
7. After the installation succeded, you can flash your gapps and restore your data from an advanced restore with nandroid (IF NEEDED as the zip wipes data for the new partition layout)
8. Reboot
9. Enjoy!!

If coming from an LVM build:
1. Download the CM zip
2. Boot into recovery
3. Flash the CM zip
4. Flash Gapps (If necessary)
5. Enjoy!!

Pre-LVM rom instructions!! (Deprecated)

1. Download cm-9-20130402-kernel-preflash.zip (md5: 4a900fcddbc3d81d121a7b9c9d4bb0a0)
2. Download cm-11-20131208-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
3. Make all your backups.
4. Make sure your efs is intact (not blank).
5. Boot into recovery, make more backups.
6. Flash cm-9-20130402-kernel-preflash.zip (temporary workaround for first-time install from stock)
7. Flash cm-11-20131208-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip


Installation Notes:
When you install for the first time, there is a conversion to the new MTD partition layout. The installer will flash the new kernel and reboot. It is possible for this process to hang up on the samsung logo (still working that part out). It is normal to see the Samsung logo appear 3 seperate times during this reboot phase. **Please wait at least a minute before assuming you are stuck.** If this happens, you should extract the boot.img from the installer zip and flash it with heimdall (heimdall flash --kernel boot.img, or other appropriate GUI methods). It should boot back into recovery. You need to flash the zip one more time as CWM made some changes since 4.3 and thus, the *smooth* installation isn't working anymore. Once the install finishes, you should be able to flash your gapps.

Install video (Thanks Daniel644)



Previous builds (Pre-LVM)

cm-11-20131201-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
cm-11-20131121-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip

Please do NOT report something related to ART yet, as it is a experimental feature, there's stuff that are expected to break

**Google Apps are not included in these ROMs. You'll need to install those yourself if you want them. Recommended and highly suggested are the 4.4 Gapps

Known Issues:
- You tell me :p

Previous builds: (LVM)
cm-11-20140917-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
cm-11-20140824-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
cm-11-20140811-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
cm-11-20140707-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
cm-11-20140610-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
cm-11-20140517-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
cm-11-20140421-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
cm-11-20140323-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
cm-11-20140312-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
cm-11-20140209-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
cm-11-20140115-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
cm-11-20140107-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
cm-11-20131228-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip

Sources
cm-11.0 branch:
Device tree: https://github.com/bbelos/android_device_samsung_ypg1
cm-11.0-ypg1-dev branch:
Kernel source: https://github.com/bbelos/android_kernel_samsung_aries
 
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Notice:

As per previous CM versions, it is recommended to wipe BOTH /system and /data prior installing CM11 into your device.

Gapps:

Here's gapps I've been using and it do works with ART, the latest one should work just fine. (Thanks to dhacker29):

http://d-h.st/users/dhacker29/?fld_id=27426#files


There's also BaNkS gapps in which core gapps only weights about 20MB and contains only basic stuff like sync and play store:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2012857


Also here's a website where you can find the ART compatible apps (Thanks @TheTehk17 for the tip):

http://www.androidruntime.com/list
 
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Holy mother of god, that's awesome. Now I know what to do, flashing time! Thanks

Edit: Only for the info, what is the size of our system partition? Is it 1.85 Gb?
 
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Holy mother of god, that's awesome. Now I know what to do, flashing time! Thanks

Edit: Only for the info, what is the size of our system partition? Is it 1.85 Gb?

The actual size of /system is 455,5 MB. I could squeeze other partitions space to get a 10mb more. The other thing I could do is to make like actual Aries device which they merge /system and internal SD card. Which give us a whole lot of space but would take a bit of time to implement because I'm really busy right now. (cegep as you know...)

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The actual size of /system is 455,5 MB. I could squeeze other partitions space to get a 10mb more. The other thing I could do is to make like actual Aries device which they merge /system and internal SD card. Which give us a whole lot of space but would take a bit of time to implement because I'm really busy right now. (cegep as you know...)

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Yeah I know what it is, alot of work all at the same time. I only wanted to know the size, for me 455mb is way enought space, I install almost nothing on my player to keep it clean. On the other way, just finished wiping/flashing/repairing everything, running it right now and setting my stuff, so far so good, all is going as it should. One thing I noticed is that the status bar isn't transparent, no big deal, I think it's not in cm for now, or maybe I forgot something.
 
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Yeah I know what it is, alot of work all at the same time. I only wanted to know the size, for me 455mb is way enought space, I install almost nothing on my player to keep it clean. On the other way, just finished wiping/flashing/repairing everything, running it right now and setting my stuff, so far so good, all is going as it should. One thing I noticed is that the status bar isn't transparent, no big deal, I think it's not in cm for now, or maybe I forgot something.

Transparent status bar is implemented in android 4.4, However, the thing is I set a special flag for our devices here :

https://github.com/bbelos/android_device_samsung_ypg1/commit/f0f6b0f812ea820a581957446b05c36c912c1616

This flag disable all framework fancy stuff (as well as other things you've probably seen) to be sure that it doesn't use as much ram as possible. You can remove it, it's in the build.prop. I do know that I've enabled lockscreen transparent status bar but I don't think I've enabled it for the home screen.
 

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Should the play store apk be missing from the gapps?
.
Found it in priv-app.

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Should the play store apk be missing from the gapps?

Sent from my YP-G1 using Tapatalk

No it shouldn't. As I said, you may want to remove some apps because maybe the limitations of the space cause some apps to not install properly... You can try these gapps too. (though I can't confirm their compatibility with ART)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2012857

The core are the lightest ones (about 20 MB but include basically the play store and sync stuff)
 

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Messaging app force closes.

YouTube has issues with HD video.

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I set my device DPI to 90 because I prefer the tablet ui experience. I think if you set your device DPI to 213 or lower it should play HD video without the need for a nodded apk.

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The actual size of /system is 455,5 MB. I could squeeze other partitions space to get a 10mb more. The other thing I could do is to make like actual Aries device which they merge /system and internal SD card. Which give us a whole lot of space but would take a bit of time to implement because I'm really busy right now. (cegep as you know...)

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Wait, you're going to cegep... you're not by any chance going to Marianopolis, are you? If you are, we've been going to the same college without knowing it since august!
 

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Wait, you're going to cegep... you're not by any chance going to Marianopolis, are you? If you are, we've been going to the same college without knowing it since august!

Nope, I'm in ahuntsic since the beginning of the year. (Marianopolis, Dawson, etc are a bit too far from my home as I live in the north-east side of the island XD) It would have been funny that we haven't seen each other since the first day loool.

Actually I'm kinda surprised that that there's a 3rd Canadian here!! (even more another qcer)

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Wow can't wait to try this out especially for the RAM usage and ART ;) One thing though...is Voodoo Sound included as usual?

Yup, voodoo is included in dsp manager. Here are some screenshot for everyone, hope you enjoy them.
 

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Transparent status bar is implemented in android 4.4, However, the thing is I set a special flag for our devices here :

https://github.com/bbelos/android_device_samsung_ypg1/commit/f0f6b0f812ea820a581957446b05c36c912c1616

This flag disable all framework fancy stuff (as well as other things you've probably seen) to be sure that it doesn't use as much ram as possible. You can remove it, it's in the build.prop. I do know that I've enabled lockscreen transparent status bar but I don't think I've enabled it for the home screen.


So to enable the transparent status bar on the home screen I have to set to false that value and abandon Project Svelte??

BTW it's not transparent in the lock screen:angel:
 

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So to enable the transparent status bar on the home screen I have to set to false that value and abandon Project Svelte??

BTW it's not transparent in the lock screen:angel:

Well idk about project svelte(maybe, maybe not) but yes it enables transparent status bar.(and you need to reboot your device to take effect. )

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    CyanogenMod 11 is a free, community built distribution of Android 4.4 (Kitkat) which greatly extends the capabilities of your phone, tablet or PMP.

    Code:
    #include 
    /*
     * Your warranty is now void.
     *
     * I am 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 me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
     */

    These are CM11 builds for the Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0. It may cause all the things in the disclaimer to happen, or steal your girlfriend while you are busy flashing ROMs.

    Note: Please backup your efs in case of something goes wrong (the zip should backup it but we're never too sure) To do so execute this command:

    Code:
    dd if=/dev/block/stl3 of=/sdcard/efs.rfs

    Download: http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?device=ypg1

    Rom Install instructions:
    If coming from stock:
    1. Download the CM zip
    2. Make your backups!!
    3. Make sure your efs is intact (not blank)
    4. Boot into recovery
    5. Flash the CM zip (Note: upon flashing it, your device will hang, IT'S NORMAL. Wait about 10-20 secs then force reboot your device)
    6. Let the installer do it's things...
    7. The device will reboot a last time into recovery where you can flash gapps if you want. (No wipe is necessary at this point because the zip have wiped it)
    8. Reboot
    9. Enjoy!!

    If coming from a Pre-LVM build: (ALL builds before 28/12 as well as CM10.1, CM10.2)
    1. Download the CM zip
    2. Boot into recovery
    3. Make a nandroid backup
    4. Flash the CM zip (You'll receive an warning concerning /data partition, it didn't flashed anything yet so you can make a final check before flash)
    5. Reflash the CM zip again (the zip will reboot your device into recovery again and this reboot is needed!!!)
    6. After the reboot, reflash for a third time the zip (The real installation begins!!)
    7. After the installation succeded, you can flash your gapps and restore your data from an advanced restore with nandroid (IF NEEDED as the zip wipes data for the new partition layout)
    8. Reboot
    9. Enjoy!!

    If coming from an LVM build:
    1. Download the CM zip
    2. Boot into recovery
    3. Flash the CM zip
    4. Flash Gapps (If necessary)
    5. Enjoy!!

    Pre-LVM rom instructions!! (Deprecated)

    1. Download cm-9-20130402-kernel-preflash.zip (md5: 4a900fcddbc3d81d121a7b9c9d4bb0a0)
    2. Download cm-11-20131208-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
    3. Make all your backups.
    4. Make sure your efs is intact (not blank).
    5. Boot into recovery, make more backups.
    6. Flash cm-9-20130402-kernel-preflash.zip (temporary workaround for first-time install from stock)
    7. Flash cm-11-20131208-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip


    Installation Notes:
    When you install for the first time, there is a conversion to the new MTD partition layout. The installer will flash the new kernel and reboot. It is possible for this process to hang up on the samsung logo (still working that part out). It is normal to see the Samsung logo appear 3 seperate times during this reboot phase. **Please wait at least a minute before assuming you are stuck.** If this happens, you should extract the boot.img from the installer zip and flash it with heimdall (heimdall flash --kernel boot.img, or other appropriate GUI methods). It should boot back into recovery. You need to flash the zip one more time as CWM made some changes since 4.3 and thus, the *smooth* installation isn't working anymore. Once the install finishes, you should be able to flash your gapps.

    Install video (Thanks Daniel644)



    Previous builds (Pre-LVM)

    cm-11-20131201-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
    cm-11-20131121-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip

    Please do NOT report something related to ART yet, as it is a experimental feature, there's stuff that are expected to break

    **Google Apps are not included in these ROMs. You'll need to install those yourself if you want them. Recommended and highly suggested are the 4.4 Gapps

    Known Issues:
    - You tell me :p

    Previous builds: (LVM)
    cm-11-20140917-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
    cm-11-20140824-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
    cm-11-20140811-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
    cm-11-20140707-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
    cm-11-20140610-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
    cm-11-20140517-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
    cm-11-20140421-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
    cm-11-20140323-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
    cm-11-20140312-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
    cm-11-20140209-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
    cm-11-20140115-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
    cm-11-20140107-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip
    cm-11-20131228-UNOFFICIAL-ypg1.zip

    Sources
    cm-11.0 branch:
    Device tree: https://github.com/bbelos/android_device_samsung_ypg1
    cm-11.0-ypg1-dev branch:
    Kernel source: https://github.com/bbelos/android_kernel_samsung_aries
    16
    CM Nightlies Start!!

    Three years ago, as I just received my Samsung Galaxy S Wifi 4.0 (YP-G1) I wondered if it would be possible to receive Cyanogenmod into it. As I thought I would systematically get CM into it, I just waited. That said, nobody wanted to develop on this device. I asked help everywhere but got turned back down. At this time, the only way to get it working is doing it by myself. I've never thought at first that I would have to learn all those stuff about Android. Then about when it was nearly impossible to get the stuff, I finally got the help I wanted. Today is a big day (even though I'm 3 years late XD) not only because the CM nightlies are out, but because it was a journey in which not only included me but all the SGP 4.0/5.0 community.

    I would like to thank those people as well as everybody in this community for your support over these years: @bbelos @iJimaniac @goldflame09 @obscuresword @daniel644 @Meticulus @iurnait


    Without any other due, here's the link for the CM nightlies, I will add it on the first page as well. :)

    http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?device=ypg1

    This doesn't mean it's the end though. I believe that it's the beginning of a new journey for everybody.

    Enjoy and thank you very much!! :)
    12
    Update time!

    Hey guys I know I'm a bit late but... happy new year!! :D Here's the first release of 2014 (07/01) which includes some rather important fixes I should say:

    - Front camera totally fixed (Preview/snapshot/video) Thanks to @bbelos
    - Video recording partially fixed (front works perfectly, back is only limited to 800x600 for the moment)
    - CM upstream merges (status bar settings, etc)
    - Other performance improvements.

    Enjoy!! :)

    Also I want to know if you want zRam to be enabled at boot, just let it know if you guys want/need it.
    10
    New update guys :p

    17/04

    - Little changes to ramdisk (nothing major, only that we have a smaller boot.img)
    - New ffmpeg codecs support (flv, wmv, divx)
    - Fix for Google Camera
    - Upstream changes (new theme selector, etc...)

    I've finished my finals (well I have a last exam next week) so I'll focus finally on merging all the sources with aries so we can get finally official CM support. :D

    Enjoy!!
    9
    Announcement!

    It was one year and three months ago, while we were struggling with our devices, I called help from a developper named @bbelos With his help, we were able to get into the same kind of treatment the Galaxy Player 5.0 were getting at this time which is having good experience with AOSP based builds. First of most, we were able to get CM9 running without issue. (which was the first major millestone)

    Then the second millestone came, the 3.0 kernel development. At that time what would be considered impossible, has been accomplished and enhanced greatly the performance of our aging single core device. With this advancement, we were able not only to have more juice to pull out from the Galaxy Player, but we were also able to confirm the arrival of other Android updates (Android 4.2, 4.3, 4.4 and maybe more who knows ;) )

    Today is the beginning of the third millestone. The fact that somebody with a Galaxy Player 4.0 who isn't rooted yet, can get Cyanogenmod easily into their devices. I can say that the process into getting the YP-G1 into the device list of Cyanogenmod has begun!! :)

    Aries Kernel Patches

    We're getting through some last stuff and getting the "go" from the CM officials in order to get it through their servers.

    Stay tuned for more updates. :p