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[ROM][5.1.1] Android Open Source Project LMY48J
- Thread starter percy_g2
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Settings - more - mobile network - provider settings - com.android.phone fc
http://pastebin.com/zEmPp2NU
Gallery - editing a pic - fc.
http://pastebin.com/CUnbr66A
Also there is duplications but the media provider fix from cm12 fixes the issue.
http://pastebin.com/zEmPp2NU
Gallery - editing a pic - fc.
http://pastebin.com/CUnbr66A
Also there is duplications but the media provider fix from cm12 fixes the issue.
It's not like devs here are begging anyone for thanks, they don't say that you can only use their developments if you press thanks, they just want to be appreciated for their effort their hard work, they just ask to press thanks if you like their work,they never force you never xda , and its human nature that everyone like to appreciated for their work .
If you look closely, you'll notice I said "people" and I was certainly not pointing my fingers specifically at the developers. I was talking about people in general. Just look at their signatures. Everybody's begging for thanks, I mean why? It kills the purpose of the thanks button.
Sorry,I didn't saw that but you're right,you have a point, people here wanna get appreciated for doing nothing,dunno why they put such signatures -_-
xposed doesn't seem to work in this couldn't boot after flashing xposed, sucks going back to euphoria...
android isn't made for xposed . if a third party hack doesn't work , it doesn't mean the rom sucks . have some life dude
Most stable 5.1.1 build out there for Moto E(Condor or XT-1022). Salute to the devs
Those wondering how to root this ROM (moderator can delete this post, if irrelevant)
1. Install TWRP(v2.8.6.0) - ashwin's version, as official TWRP website still has 1.7 series.
2. Go to TWRP recovery and backup your existing ROM.
3. Now Wipe -> wipe data, cache and dalvik
4. Flash the downloaded AOSP ROM.
5. Reboot and verify that your are not stuck at the boot screen.
6. Download the stable SuperSU and transfer to your internal/sd card.
7. Again reboot into recovery, and take a backup of the current AOSP ROM ( This step is not necessary, I was saving some time, if anything goes wrong with the SuperSU flash )
7. Flash the UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.46.zip and reboot.
Verify:
Settings -> SuperSU (in System section)
Those wondering how to root this ROM (moderator can delete this post, if irrelevant)
1. Install TWRP(v2.8.6.0) - ashwin's version, as official TWRP website still has 1.7 series.
2. Go to TWRP recovery and backup your existing ROM.
3. Now Wipe -> wipe data, cache and dalvik
4. Flash the downloaded AOSP ROM.
5. Reboot and verify that your are not stuck at the boot screen.
6. Download the stable SuperSU and transfer to your internal/sd card.
7. Again reboot into recovery, and take a backup of the current AOSP ROM ( This step is not necessary, I was saving some time, if anything goes wrong with the SuperSU flash
)7. Flash the UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.46.zip and reboot.
Verify:
Settings -> SuperSU (in System section)
Thanks for the great hard work devs. It's great to see devs working for this device. But please change the OP, it's misleading. It's not bug free. There are uncountable force crashes almost everywhere.
Read the thread before flashing.
Just because you said something nice in your first sentence doesn't make your entitlement less worse. Force closes are not "everywhere" like you said and the dev himself said that he'll contribute more later. This is still a work in progress ROM and the comments in this thread make it obvious. No one is hiding it or lying. Understand XDA culture, read the thread before flashing and stop blaming devs for everything.
The OP by Percy is in no way misleading. This is is thread and his hard work, he does not owe you anything.
Just because you said something nice in your first sentence doesn't make your entitlement less worse. Force closes are not "everywhere" like you said and the dev himself said that he'll contribute more later. This is still a work in progress ROM and the comments in this thread make it obvious. No one is hiding it or lying. Understand XDA culture, read the thread before flashing and stop blaming devs for everything.
C'mon dude. I wasn't really being rude. Neither was I forcing the devs to fix anything nor did I ask for any ETAs. Neither was I frowning upon the misleading OP. Don't unnecessarily try being too nice. Let's say a user lands on this thread, reads the OP and understands that it's bug free and he/she, out of over excitement, flashes this ROM without making a backup, then what? When I read the OP, I simply believed it without a second thought because it was written by percy. And since I was very determined to permanently switch to pure AOSP, I didn't make a backup, I did have a backup but it was old. This way, I lost some important stuff. And yeah, I encountered FCs almost everywhere. This is not a rude comment. I'm doing nothing more than mentioning that this ROM is not bug free. I ain't blaming or flaming anybody.
No.... The USSD codes are not working. Atleast the normal callings are!
Well, AOSP is running fine here, performance beats CM12.1 and stock (i'm not kidding) no bugs for now, no FCs... it's HIGHLY RECOMMENDED to use Kernel Adiutor and install SuperSU, because AOSP force the CPU to use just one core and the usage goes to 110%, if you setup the CPU on Kernel Adiutor, everything will be running fine. Thanks to the devs! nice work.
This is AOSP, would better be left as pure as possible
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