[JB] CM10 Android 4.1.2 for the Defy(+)
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- android 4.1 cm10 cyanogen 10 for defy defy cm10 defy rajnikant defy+ mb526 eppy+quarkx= motorola rolled future is here god jellybean nicholas omsk quarx > chuck norris quarx for world emperor quarx gooood quarx myth of defy! quarx our defy deity quarx rlz quarx the chosen one quarx thou...areth...god quarxorola singapore take that motorola winged doom zee defy is the best
Jelly Bean is awesome!!! Thanks Quark for making this available for us!
Jesus H. Christ on a bicycle....
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Is this library directly called by the Java-Framwork? If it wouldn't break compatibility I would suggest to revert the changes google made to the audiostream. Otherwise use C-code for the conversion so you won't have delays and high CPU-usage.
You're good on c stuff... I have seen and test your work. Why don't you help to quarx to recompile that file? Maybe it's faster if more people involves in this.
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Reversing the changes could be an easy solution for short term, but I guess Google made these changes for good reasons, and they're here to stay.
If we (who am I kidding? If Quarx) could define the input format and output format precisely,
I'd guess it wouldn't be too hard to find open source implementation for this.
Totally agree. Afaik they´ve made some progress on low-latency (realtime) audio in JB
And I am looking forward to experience this on my Defy+. Hope Quarx and the other devs will manage this, but I am confident Sent from my Windows 98 PC using Internet Explorer 4
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WOW!
Jelly Bean is amazing, guys!
Much more zippy than ICS.
When Audio-lib is supported this will become my everyday rom.
Jelly Bean is amazing, guys!
Much more zippy than ICS.
When Audio-lib is supported this will become my everyday rom.
Is this working OK for multiboot? My primary system is CM9, latest nightly.
K, thx. Will test and report any non listed issues.
yeah but do use multiboot .61 and not v 0.7 touch. the new one breaks the dual boot.
Don't let the post die guys. Let's incentive quarx to continue his awesome work at JB.
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The guy that posted in reply to me... Forget it. I'm out.
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The guy that posted in reply to me... Forget it. I'm out.
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Do u really think dis thread is dying.....436 posts in just 5 days.....and btw...d post u just made....was more of spamming it rather than an incentive....n dats y I am gonna stop talking too.....pls...only dev n doubts and bugs here.....
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Completely agree, Quarx imho made a big mistake opening a thread and releasing a pre alpha build
Seriously, these first builds will be made just to be sure that the basic functions may work, he knows better and before us that panorama/audio/video ecc ecc is not working, please all let's not turn this thread (too!) in a complete mess.
Not sure where to report issues and overall experience, so I'm doing this here.
System: july 14 nightly, installed on SD card (8 GB, class 4, the one who came with the phone). Froyo kernel (is it even available for /gb kernel?)
Boot took a very long time. It didn't give me a bootloop suspect or anything like this, just that the boot animation was running slowly as hell.
UX is, at least, pleasant. Even though it's running from the SD, it's fast and good enough for daily use, in this matter. Transitions are smooth, a few lags are noticeable, but I'm way more inclined to blame my SD than the ROM itself. There are no toggles on the notifications pane, nor power off menu yet, I'm assuming they're simply not implemented on the framework yet. Overall use seems just right, great considering we're dealing with a 4 days old build.
Most functions work out of the box: data, wifi, touchscreen, sensors (accelerometer and ambient light - didn't test proximity). No sound, as stated. Didn't test calls. Also, since I'm running it from the SD, didn't test mass storage. Camera is ok, uploaded a couple of pics taken with it.
I'm having troubles with my battery (retaining about 15% of its original capacity, only - percentage gaps happen all the time), but a new one is coming today. Maybe I update this post, later, with batt life experience, won't assure this since IDK if I'm able to run a full day without my apps.
Titanium backup wasn't able to get root permissions, nor wasn't Screenshot by Kastor Soft (I were able to take screen caps using the default JB method), although other apps were. Can't tell if it's because I'm on a virtual system or a build issue.
Market's working fine, but many apps aren't installed, giving me a "Couldn't install on USB storage or SD card" error after downloading. I also assume that has something to do with running JB from the SD card.
Google Now has not been implemented in CM10 yet, so there's nothing to say about it. If one taps the search bar at the home screen, it even shows some sort of introduction for GN, but, as soon as you opt in, it crashes.
Now, my favorite part: benchmarks. First of all, I wasn't able to get NenaMark to install, from market it gave me the aforementioned error, and couldn't restore my titanium backup for it, so I'll pass this one.
Linpack (single-threaded): 16.116 MFlops (around 15-16 on CM9)
Quadrant: 1355 (around 1800-1900 on CM9)
BenchmarkPi: 1499 ms (1400-1500 on CM9)
CFBench: 3025,1029,1827 (3356, 1074, 1986 on CM9)
Browsermark: 59529 (45325 on CM9).
System: july 14 nightly, installed on SD card (8 GB, class 4, the one who came with the phone). Froyo kernel (is it even available for /gb kernel?)
Boot took a very long time. It didn't give me a bootloop suspect or anything like this, just that the boot animation was running slowly as hell.
UX is, at least, pleasant. Even though it's running from the SD, it's fast and good enough for daily use, in this matter. Transitions are smooth, a few lags are noticeable, but I'm way more inclined to blame my SD than the ROM itself. There are no toggles on the notifications pane, nor power off menu yet, I'm assuming they're simply not implemented on the framework yet. Overall use seems just right, great considering we're dealing with a 4 days old build.
Most functions work out of the box: data, wifi, touchscreen, sensors (accelerometer and ambient light - didn't test proximity). No sound, as stated. Didn't test calls. Also, since I'm running it from the SD, didn't test mass storage. Camera is ok, uploaded a couple of pics taken with it.
I'm having troubles with my battery (retaining about 15% of its original capacity, only - percentage gaps happen all the time), but a new one is coming today. Maybe I update this post, later, with batt life experience, won't assure this since IDK if I'm able to run a full day without my apps.
Titanium backup wasn't able to get root permissions, nor wasn't Screenshot by Kastor Soft (I were able to take screen caps using the default JB method), although other apps were. Can't tell if it's because I'm on a virtual system or a build issue.
Market's working fine, but many apps aren't installed, giving me a "Couldn't install on USB storage or SD card" error after downloading. I also assume that has something to do with running JB from the SD card.
Google Now has not been implemented in CM10 yet, so there's nothing to say about it. If one taps the search bar at the home screen, it even shows some sort of introduction for GN, but, as soon as you opt in, it crashes.
Now, my favorite part: benchmarks. First of all, I wasn't able to get NenaMark to install, from market it gave me the aforementioned error, and couldn't restore my titanium backup for it, so I'll pass this one.
Linpack (single-threaded): 16.116 MFlops (around 15-16 on CM9)
Quadrant: 1355 (around 1800-1900 on CM9)
BenchmarkPi: 1499 ms (1400-1500 on CM9)
CFBench: 3025,1029,1827 (3356, 1074, 1986 on CM9)
Browsermark: 59529 (45325 on CM9).
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