@sykopompos so you will be making a clean fresh build from flo 81c as base for mako 
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[M][6.0] Frank N4 - CAF based soon - [waiting]
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oops - here#s the second stroke
Edit: havn't seen that ramjet73 was meant...
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Well I'm gonna use the 81c from flo as a template, then delete out everything specifically related to flo for the template, then fork the template over to mako and add in all our mako specific changes and then the aosp and newer binaries@sykopompos so you will be making a clean fresh build from flo 81c as base for mako
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Yeah, you got the run-as in yours. It should be the same for the n5 but I'm not sure so to be on the safe side, I would prefer to have it pulled from the n5 specificallyoops - here#s the second stroke
Edit: havn't seen that ramjet73 was meant...
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Spending half the day just making new repos and then forking them , that's not really productive at all in the grand scheme :/ . I needs faster upload speeds
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, that's not really productive at all in the grand scheme :/ . I needs faster upload speedsSent from my LG-D851
some things you can't change - take them as they are...Spending half the day just making new repos and then forking them
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Sorry!
Attached is an updated zip with all four of the files so you have them all in one place.
ramjet73
Thank you. I already started the template fork so I'm gonna have to wait to push that up to the n5
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Ah, it allows me to relax and chill a bit on a Sunday where I really don't feel like doing any of it.
I like the idea of forking the bare preview images out into their own forks and then continuing out on the main one so we have a template to use instead of reverting everything that is gonna go in later on down the line. This gives other devices a clean base which to start with
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That's fine. I'm in the middle of installing an updated ROM on my Note 8.0 anyway.
ramjet73
Some months ago (anno 2014!) our chancellor Merkel said in an official statement: 'The internet is new territory for all of us'...
I belief she meant me - so my provider gives me only 768 kbit uplaod bandwidth
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Staying busy as always I seeThat's fine. I'm in the middle of installing an updated ROM on my Note 8.0 anyway.
ramjet73
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Oh geez man, you know how slow development would come to crawl around here if I was working with that slow of upload speeds???Some months ago (anno 2014!) our chancellor Merkel said in an official statement: 'The internet is new territory for all of us'...
I belief she meant me - so my provider gives me only 768 kbit uplaod bandwidth
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I guess, it's not ' L ' :laugh::laugh::laugh:That's fine. I'm in the middle of installing an updated ROM on my Note 8.0 anyway.
ramjet73
Yea, I really like my Note 8.0. Perfect combination of portability and usability and loaded with features like the Spen.
Too bad it's from Samsung and I voided my warranty after upgrading to KitKat 4.4.2, which includes the KNOX enabled bootloader, and flashed a custom recovery.
It's possible to root the stock 4.4.2 ROM without tripping the KNOX flag using Towelroot but flashing any unsigned image, including custom kernels, ROM's and recoveries, trips it and the warranty is immediately voided.
The Nexus devices are so much nicer to customize, at least at this point. :good:
ramjet73
This month SAMSUNG lost a lawsuit in Brussels against the EU in case of warranty for rooted devices - So in Europe it is legal ATM...Yea, I really like my Note 8.0. Perfect combination of portability and usability and loaded with features like the Spen.
Too bad it's from Samsung and I voided my warranty after upgrading to KitKat 4.4.2, which includes the KNOX enabled bootloader, and flashed a custom recovery.
It's possible to root the stock 4.4.2 ROM without tripping the KNOX flag using Towelroot but flashing any unsigned image, including custom kernels, ROM's and recoveries, trips it and the warranty is immediately voided.
The Nexus devices are so much nicer to customize, at least at this point. :good:
ramjet73
Damn, that really sucks. I guess you are gonna have to wait for Samsung to update to L because any other way would trip KnoxYea, I really like my Note 8.0. Perfect combination of portability and usability and loaded with features like the Spen.
Too bad it's from Samsung and I voided my warranty after upgrading to KitKat 4.4.2, which includes the KNOX enabled bootloader, and flashed a custom recovery.
It's possible to root the stock 4.4.2 ROM without tripping the KNOX flag using Towelroot but flashing any unsigned image, including custom kernels, ROM's and recoveries, trips it and the warranty is immediately voided.
The Nexus devices are so much nicer to customize, at least at this point. :good:
ramjet73
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I could have sworn that apple lost that fight and that rooting/jailbreaking does not void your warranty?
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You're right it was that fruit corporation - but the European Parliament handles their lawsuit as pattern for Mobile Devices generally...
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