List of Active Development Custom ROMs for ROM Cooker

yuweng · Jan 27, 2017 at 6:31 PM

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List of Active Custom ROMs, ROM for all devices (see above for details)

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ROM OS Version: 7.x Nougat
Based On: AOSP, AOSP+CAF, CAF

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Status: Testing

Created 2017-01-27
Last Updated 2017-02-13

yuweng · Mar 13, 2017

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Gives Credit Where Credit is Due
Over the years, i've seen alot of fights & arguments here on XDA & elsewhere regarding taking the work of others. Most developers already shared/ public their work to the world, all you have to do is to show your gratitude by mentioning their name in your work when you share them, thats all they want, to be acknowledged & recognized for their work ! When you don't meaning you are stealing from them, end users wouldn't have known & they will think that you do all the work all by yourself. Gives Credit Where Credit is Due
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Most ROM Developers doesn't support devices that they don't own. If you do want to maintain a particular ROM for your device then talk to them & see how to work things out !

Example of a Basic requirement of a Device Maintainer

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As a Maintainer you are expected to:

1. Be able to build for your device and provide users with regular builds.
    a. You must own the device you wish to maintain. Blind builds and ports are NOT allowed!
    b. Exceptions may be made (family/friend's devices with direct access and variants of devices etc) and are to be requested BEFORE submitting your patchset to Gerrit!
    c. A Co-Maintainer may be elected for your device by you if wanted. He/she must follow the same rules as you and submit their own commit to Gerrit.
    d. Maintainers will have merge permissions to their device and kernel specific repositories and are expected to keep their device in working order. Whether this done by; doing basic upkeep with upstream changes for fixes and updates, starting for an upstream base and doing original work (pushing upstream when you can), or a mixture of both. The main concern is following proper procedure and keeping your device(s) functioning. Additionally, common and shared repositories will be worked on together by the Maintainers; they will still be controlled and merged by the PAC Team. In this respect, teamwork among Maintainers with common devices will not only be encouraged, in some cases, it may be necessary.

2. Threads are to be compared to our templates regularly for updated topic and content changes.
    a. Templates are to be used exactly as they are with NO alterations aside the foreseen places like Title, Installation, Updating, Not working, Other info, and additional credits below the current list if any, unless permitted otherwise.
    b. Custom additions (custom builds, kernels, patches, software packages etc) are tolerated and may be distributed from the PAC-ROM thread's Downloads section of the first post.
    c. Information about any custom additions is to be posted in the 2nd post of both threads.
    d. Custom additions are your responsibility, and are not supported by the PAC-ROM Dev Team.
    e. The PAC-ROM Dev Team may change, remove, disable, or tell you to delete ANY custom additions or infringing content for any reason, at any time, in our sole discretion.
    f. If unsure, ask the reviewer you contacted.

3. Maintainers MUST create an account on our [JIRA] (http://jira.pac-rom.com/). Users will be able to submit issues and find contact information on the Maintainer for their device such as PAC/XDA Threads. Maintainers will be required to upkeep their JIRA support.

4. To maintain proper support and device usability across the PAC-ROM community, if a device is: abandoned, unsupported, unkempt, or devices where the Maintainer has; sold, broken, lost, no longer has and will not be replacing [within the grace period of 4 weeks], or no longer cares to maintain the device for PAC, then the device will be removed. Remember, if the device is removed and it gets further support, from someone else, then it can be resubmitted later as new.
    a. Be fair to the users, if you can not maintain the device anymore for whatever reason, please try to find a follow up maintainer, have them submit their take over changes to Gerrit, and have your threads transferred if possible. If this is not possible, please remove the device and submit your cleanup to Gerrit.

5. Prereleases

    * Only Maintainers may publish Alpha/Prerelease builds.
    * Alpha/Prerelease build version tag should be set to UNOFFICIAL
    * Users/Unofficial device Maintainers may NOT release/post our Prerelease builds.
    * Permission for Maintainers may be revoked anytime for a Maintainer or global for all Maintainers.
    * Alpha/Prerelease builds are to be uploaded to BB/codename/Unofficial.
    * Alpha/Prerelease builds are NOT supported by PAC Dev Team or Maintainers.
    * Maintainers are to check their XDA device category for threads posting Prereleases/Unofficial builds and have them removed/closed.
    * Maintainers can use this opportunity to test and bring up their devices, users can play with cutting edge test builds and return feedback for the Maintainer at their own risk.
    * Community/Forum posts about ETA's, Prerelease device compatibility, broken or missing features, or any other acquisition of Prerelease information and support will be deleted/directed toward the Maintainer.

6. As a Maintainer, you will be able to:

    * Get official, clean built, and automated nightly/weekly builds from Jenkins.
    * Use our file hosting for builds.
    * Use our OTA for pushing your own builds.
    * Join in on our discussions, get support from the Dev Team and other Maintainers.
    * There is no cake, it's a lie!
    * Devices that get less than 35 downloads a week are considered low activity and will be moved to weekly.xml.

7. This page is subject to change without notice! Check back regularly here for changes.[/hide]

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kirito9 · Jan 28, 2017 at 12:57 AM

Always wanted something like this

. Glad to see you again @yuweng.

yuweng · Jan 28, 2017 at 9:17 AM

How are you my friend, indeed it has been quite awhile since our last chat... :highfive: Back in our early MTK days, absolute nothing can build from source, we have to resort to ROM porting to get the so called custom ROM on our device...

Now i can see M.A.D Team are making some progress but not all MTK devices are supported. Mid of last year, i have made the decision to move to Qualcomm SoC, we have close to 50 custom ROMs build from source, Thanks to our device tree bring-up team, crpalmer & BadDaemon, we have 3 generations of Android on it, cm-12.1 (LP), cm-13.1 (MM), cm-14.1 (N) & now we have Official Support too...

And Yes, with the exact same device tree, i alone was able to built about 40 of them... :cowboy:

The first custom ROMs database started back in 2013, very detail list but no longer updated, i don't plan to go so deep into it, just links to their source & Google+, you'll have to sync the source, build them, flash them to your device to know what those custom ROMs has to offer, all you need is your device tree, kernel source & vendor tree & last but not least, of course, a MSM SoC not MTK... :laugh:

kirito9 · Jan 28, 2017 at 4:18 PM

yuweng said:
How are you my friend, indeed it has been quite awhile since our last chat... :highfive: Back in our early MTK days, absolute nothing can build from source, we have to resort to ROM porting to get the so called custom ROM on our device... Now i can see M.A.D Team are making some progress but not all MTK devices are supported. Mid of last year, i have made the decision to move to Qualcomm SoC, we have close to 50 custom ROMs build from source, Thanks to our device tree bring-up team, crpalmer & BadDaemon, we have 3 generations of Android on it, cm-12.1 (LP), cm-13.1 (MM), cm-14.1 (N) & now we have Official Support too... And Yes, with the exact same device tree, i alone was able to built about 40 of them... :cowboy:

The first custom ROMs database started back in 2013, very detail list but no longer updated, i don't plan to go so deep into it, just links to their source & Google+, you'll have to sync the source, build them, flash them to your device to know what those custom ROMs has to offer, all you need is your device tree, kernel source & vendor tree & last but not least, of course, a MSM SoC not MTK... :laugh:

Hehe yeah, the good old MTK days. I still have the same device that you helped me with back in the day and I've done quite some work on my own too, built all the available recoveries, custom kernels and tried two ROMs (CM11 and CM12.1). They don't boot (libs issue) but haha it was a nice experience. I know you switched from the MTK scene for a while now and are working with the Honor device :silly:. M.A.D team is doing something great because a lot of other developers are coming out and getting other devices supported too!!. Sadly it's only the newer generation chips (MT67XX) while I still have the old MT65XX :laugh:. If I ever get a Qualcomm device, I'll be sure to continue following this thread

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rohit9757 · Jan 31, 2017 at 2:06 PM

Can i know which ROMS would get built for exynos devices?

kirito9 · Jan 31, 2017 at 10:13 PM

rohit9757 said:
Can i know which ROMS would get built for exynos devices?

Not the purpose of this thread and the developer of that device is who you should be asking that question.

rohit9757 · Feb 1, 2017

kirito9 said:
Not the purpose of this thread and the developer of that device is who you should be asking that question.

Apologies read it wrong and took your post in a wrong way.
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kirito9 · Feb 1, 2017

rohit9757 said:
I agree I am a noob. Started learning stuff very recently. The device which i own is not an easy device for ROM building but am trying. Saw this wonderful post and thought would get help. But thats ok mate you can talk all about your golden days here[OFF-TOPIC] and I will take help from somebody else as xda is quite big.
Peace.

@OP:-Wonderful thread thank you.

I never said anything about not offering help but alright xD.

You do have a point about the OT part tho, a question like that isn't quite as OT as my post.

yuweng · Feb 1, 2017 at 6:53 AM

Theoretically all, as all of them are actually a fork of Android however, having said that, RD codeworkx has ceased development on it since 5 years ago !

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rohit9757 said:
Can i know which ROMS would get built for exynos devices?

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