[ROM][4.4.4][OFFICIAL & NIGHTLIES][FIND7] MoKee OpenSource Project

[Ruling]

Disclaimer:

All the firmwares, custom ROMs, official firmware updates, mods and tools mentioned here belong to their respective developers/owners.

You will be doing everything at your own risk. 

We nor the developers cannot be held responsible if you end up damaging or bricking your device.

Introduction:
MoKee OpenSource is based on the Google AOSP. We update our source code frequently to keep up with the latest development, and not forgetting to merge in special features of our own at the same time.

A small group of people from around the world who are interested in Android launched this project on the 12th of December 2012, and is committed to make this ROM better and better. Like most contributors of open source projects (Omni, CyanogenMod, Slim AOSPA etc), we are doing all these in our free time as our passion...

Since this project is open source, anyone interested can participate in the development (maintain new devices, contribute code etc). Newcomers are always welcomed!
Read Mod Edit: link removed for developer application; with this, you can host your unofficial MoKee builds on our server!

Features:

• Odexed for faster performance (only in official releases, nightlies are deodexed)
• Incremental updates
• OTA updates - update on the fly!
• Native exFAT support (Samsung devices only)
• ListView animations
• Multi window
• Calendar - with lunar and solar calenders
• Lunar calendar in lock screen
• Task switching sidebar in recent apps (the list will increase if you install supported apps)
• Bulk SMS recipients
• Adjustable SMS font size
• SMS sending delay
• Smart dialing
• Speed dialing
• IP dialing
• Custom carrier name
• Network speed in status bar (upload and download!)
• Built in timer in Apollo - determine when to stop playing music
• MoKee Setup Wizard
• Active Display
• Adjustable navigation bar height
• Unique Power Saver functions!
• Custom screen off animations
• Customizable recent apps shorcuts
• Lockscreen notifications
• Working CM11 theme engine
• Many more! Since we are constantly adding new features, see changelogs to keep updated!

Screenshots
The screenshots below gets outdated very fast!

Multi-window:

Screen Off Animations:

Scale down:

Fade out:

Unique features:

Feature-rich settings:

Links:
Official Site:
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Google Plus Community (join us for faster response!):
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Statistics:
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Build Status:
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Bug Tracker:
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Changelog:
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GitHub:
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Kernel Sources:
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Code Review:
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Official Releases (usually once per week, odexed, more stable):
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Instructions For Incremental Updates:
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Incremental Updates For Official Releases:
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Nightly Releases (updated daily, cutting edge/WIP features (maybe bugs?), deodexed):
These are compiled daily at CST 0030 (GMT+8 )
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Incremental Updates For Nightly Releases:
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MoKee Gapps (latest):
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MoKee Gapps (full list):
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Installation Instructions:

1. Wipe data/factory reset
2. Format /system
3. Flash ROM
4. Flash MoKee Gapps
5. Reboot

【Note】
you can't modify system Partition，delete any app，because this will made you lose ota support.For that app which you don't want to use,you can go to settings-apps-all ,and click that app go to app info,and chose disable to dis able that app.
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Donations:
All donations will be used for bandwidth, you can see the current bandwidth usage here:
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Current rate is 6TB per/month, extra at USD0.02/GB

So yea, show some "MoKee lurve" here:
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Credits:
- MoKee Developers: Mod Edit: link removed
- CyanogenMod
- AOSP
- Koush for open-sourced SuperUser
- Slim Roms
- OmniROM
- @omkarsathe92 for the videos! ​

XDA:DevDB Information
[FIND7A] MoKee OpenSource, ROM for the Oppo Find 7

Contributors
Ruling, Syhost
ROM OS Version: 4.4.x KitKat
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x
Based On: AOSP

Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 20140604
Stable Release Date: 2014-06-04
Current Beta Version: 201400605
Beta Release Date: 2014-06-05

Created 2014-05-28
Last Updated 2014-08-18

 

[Ruling]

What‘s works and bug report.

Works:

WIFI
GPS
Data and call
BT

BUG:
you tell us

 

[migueldias94]

Fantastic!

Could you add a What's Working/Issues section on the OP?

 

[Ruling]

Fantastic!

Could you add a What's Working/Issues section on the OP?

ok,just wait a moment.We are setting up projects on our Server. and push to github.

 

[systop]

Fantastic!

Could you add a What's Working/Issues section on the OP?

Everything I tested works fine,
As the device tree and kernel are forked from gummy, the only issue I know is the same to gummy rom, the volume of the incoming call is too low.

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Works:

WIFI
GPS
Data and call
BT

BUG:
you tell us

where is the Lunar calendar in lock screen? I only see this in status bar and can not find this opinion.

 

[migueldias94]

Everything I tested works fine,
As the device tree and kernel are forked from gummy, the only issue I know is the same to gummy rom, the volume of the incoming call is too low.

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where is the Lunar calendar in lock screen? I only see this in status bar and can not find this opinion.

Makes sense, but i still don't know how Gummy is in terms of random crashes, drains, etc. They do not update their issues section.

 

[Ruling]

Everything I tested works fine,
As the device tree and kernel are forked from gummy, the only issue I know is the same to gummy rom, the volume of the incoming call is too low.

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where is the Lunar calendar in lock screen? I only see this in status bar and can not find this opinion.

there isn't Lunar calendar in lock screen.

 

[OldClass]

where is the rom?
this link http://rom.mk/?device=find7a&type=release and http://rom.mk/?device=find7a&type=nightly not show the file...
i want try this rom for my find 7a

 

[Ruling]

where is the rom?
this link http://rom.mk/?device=find7a&type=release and http://rom.mk/?device=find7a&type=nightly not show the file...
i want try this rom for my find 7a

http://pan.baidu.com/s/1qW6purE

 

[OldClass]

http://pan.baidu.com/s/1qW6purE

thank you

 

[migueldias94]

So, anyone running this, is it better than Gummy's?

 

[Ruling]

So, anyone running this, is it better than Gummy's?

Every ROM has his own characteristics, different users have different needs, so you'b better try this by yourself.

 

[migueldias94]

Every ROM has his own characteristics, different users have different needs, so you'b better try this by yourself.

By better i meant in terms of stability, i'm not comparing each ROMs features obviously!

 

[Ruling]

By better i meant in terms of stability, i'm not comparing each ROMs features obviously!

maybe seems to smail to Gummy's. because we use same source.

 

[Chevyguy85]

Unfortunately I'm a dumb American and I can't find the option to change the site to english, also google translate isn't playing nice either. Is there an english version of the download page? I tried randomly clicking stuff but ended up being prompted to download an exe file.

 

[helmuth]

By better i meant in terms of stability, i'm not comparing each ROMs features obviously!

I tried this ROM and couldn't find any instabilities. The MoKee UI is a bit more to my personal liking compared to Gummy, but that has to be decided by yourself.

Currently all AOSP-ROMs suffer from one issue (a dealbreaker for me), the lacking support for wired handsfree headphones. The buttons don't work yet, and the microphone just loops back to your headset and not the person at the other end.

I'll wait patiently for this issue to be solved, I see lot's of potential in both ROMs....

 

[migueldias94]

I tried this ROM and couldn't find any instabilities. The MoKee UI is a bit more to my personal liking compared to Gummy, but that has to be decided by yourself.

Currently all AOSP-ROMs suffer from one issue (a dealbreaker for me), the lacking support for wired handsfree headphones. The buttons don't work yet, and the microphone just loops back to your headset and not the person at the other end.

I'll wait patiently for this issue to be solved, I see lot's of potential in both ROMs....

How's the incall volume and the battery life? Also, is the torch working and the notification light pulsing like in Color OS?

Sent from my X9006 using Tapatalk

 

[helmuth]

How's the incall volume and the battery life? Also, is the torch working and the notification light pulsing like in Color OS?

Sent from my X9006 using Tapatalk

Incall volume is lower than on COS but loud enough, I didn't check the torch and if the light pulses. Sorry, can't help you there, because currently I'm back on COS 2.0

And battery life should be as good as on Gummy. I checked for wakelocks, didn't find any issues.

 

[pierreammoun]

Incall volume is lower than on COS but loud enough, I didn't check the torch and if the light pulses. Sorry, can't help you there, because currently I'm back on COS 2.0

And battery life should be as good as on Gummy. I checked for wakelocks, didn't find any issues.

Is bluetooth working fine ? Cos on Gummy there are times out of the blues it doesn't work !

 

[helmuth]

Is bluetooth working fine ? Cos on Gummy there are times out of the blues it doesn't work !

As MoKee is a fork of Gummy that should be more or less the same. I just coupled one Bluetooth device and saw it was working. Sorry again, but I stopped my tests when I found out, that the wired headphone issue was present in this ROM as well.