Tuna can be installed on Maguro, I've tested all three builds I uploaded on my Maguro. If I remember correctly Tuna builds are all three GNexus variants unified.
[ROM][AOSP][4.4/6.0/7.1] Unlegacy Android Project
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nah it flashes fine but there is no supersu app, so i installed one and it says the binary needs to be updated but it cannot updates
rahimali
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The superuser app associated with that root option was supposed to be installed from the playstore. Since it's not there anymore, I've uploaded it to the same location. Maybe you could try that?
yo, doxts, i have a tab 2 7.0 which finaly got android 8.1, which has TI OMAP4430 but the GNEXUS has OMAP 4460, but the 4430 is "worse", why did it get android 8.1 but not the Gnexus (Samsung Galaxy Nexus) Is it going to come out
Afaik, it isn't really easy to port LOS for TI OMAP. Nobody had success for the Galaxy Nexus so far (also the project source is incomplete). You can try DivestOS which has the latest security patches.
Thanks alot mate! As a appreciation I posted the tutorial so people can find it on my youtube
I've bought a new battery because mine has died.
When it arrives, I will test with tuna build to see if it boots into my maguro. I've never tried it.
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141The Unlegacy-Android ProjectIntroduction
Unlegacy-Android started out as the OMAP4-AOSP Project. It was created in late 2015 in order to maintain a clean and organized place for pure AOSP support for various OMAP4 devices, such as the Galaxy Nexus and the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 series. Over time this evolved to support more than just these devices, but still maintains its roots of supporting "legacy" devices that no longer receive "official" updates: hence Unlegacy-Android was born.
This organization's goal is not to create feature packed ROMs, but to create a base ROM in such a way that custom ROM developers can easily adapt the changes. We're good at (properly) fixing compatibility issues between newer Android versions and older devices, among other core things. The "bells and whistles" like themes we leave to others.
The first public build here had something exclusive for the Galaxy Nexus, yet unseen on any other OMAP4 device: all RAM carveouts reserved for Ducati (the multimedia subsystem of OMAP4, responsible for hardware-accelerated video decoding, encoding and camera functionality) have been switched over to CMA.
A few words for those who see CMA for the first time:
This means that a total of 996 MB physical memory is available to the system, while keeping Ducati fully working - this is a huge step forward, coming from the 694 MB available in the last factory image released by Google (Android 4.3). This gives the OS access to an additional 300MB of RAM.
While CMA was just recently implemented for this device, thanks to one of our developers (let's just call him Luden), it's quite stable: even under heavy memory pressure, the system manages to free up the required memory in order to start up Ducati and launch the requested multimedia functionality in a few seconds at most.
Installation
For Marshmallow (6.0) and below, It's important that /system needs to be unmounted before installing the ROM - some recoveries tend to leave it mounted after performing operations on it.
If you're planning to install GApps, be sure to read the second post!
Aside from these, installation and upgrading is no different than on other ROMs.
Problems
While we weren't able reproduce any CMA-related problems, hidden ones can still arise. In most cases, these problems will be either lost Ducati functionality (no multimedia capabilities) until rebooting, or a kernel panic (hard reboot) - upon noticing any of these, be sure to grab a logcat/dmesg and/or last_kmsg and send it to us (preferably by attaching it to a post in this thread).
Other than that, these are bugs we're aware of in the current build:
- The RIL on LTE devices (toro, toroplus) isn't fully working; calls and texts should be OK, but expect no data.
- Sound pops can be observed, mostly when using touch sounds (this is being investigated)
- Some exotic video formats or camera modes might not be perfect - if you notice any artifacts or green spots (the issue that happened in the past), report the details in this thread
- Inverted colors mode not working
- Tricky connection to some 5 GHz Wi-Fi networks
- SELinux is in Permissive mode (this isn't a problem for most people, just mentioned it here as extra information)
If you notice anything else, be sure to report it in this thread. While we're kind of busy, we usually read the thread and acknowledge the bug reports, even if I don't reply directly to them.
Downloads
See: http://builds.unlegacy-android.org.
As usual, feedback is appreciated
Want to support development? You can consider donating, we've spent countless of hours with this
XDA:DevDB Information
Unlegacy Android Project, ROM for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus
Contributors
Ziyan, MWisBest, Android-Andi
Source Code: https://github.com/Unlegacy-Android/
ROM OS Version: 7.x Nougat
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.0.x
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2016-03-12
Last Updated 2017-04-0744Nougat build is up. No, I have not died, and neither has the Galaxy Nexus.
Decided to take an extra couple days to get this build stable rather than rushing out something that boots and does nothing else, sorry for the delay.
I can't verify the full functionality of the RIL since I don't have a SIM in my GNex these days, so let me know if there's any issues with that.
Everything else should be working well though.
No idea what to do for GApps at this time. I haven't tried them yet.
Download: aosp_n_tuna_2016-08-27.zip
As usual this was a team effort. @Ziyan helped, and @Hashcode (who I thought had died) helped as well.40GApps
If you want to install GApps, we recommend Open GApps Nano or BaNkS GApps.
An important note: as this is a pure AOSP ROM, installing GApps tends to be problematic: in order to try to avoid installation issues, be sure to install GApps immediately after installing the ROM, before booting the system for the first time. After the initial bootup finished, be sure to go into Settings -> Apps, and grant every permission to every Google application - most importantly, Google Play services.
In the case of an upgrade, be sure to re-install the GApps package, as upgrading wipes /system. You shouldn't need to re-set the permissions afterwards.
Rooting
You can flash either the latest SuperSU or OpenSource SuperUser to get rooted.38A wild android-7.1.0_r1 appears!
Download: aosp_7.1_tuna_2016-10-21.zip
We'll need to rename this project to Unlegacy-Android now that our migration from OMAP4-AOSP is done... sorry I haven't been paying much attention to XDA here. Spent a good week just getting video recording working on N, plus other things just in life of course.
I can't attest to how well the RIL works, toro(plus) likely needs something fixed for mobile data still. maguro is probably fine.
Other than that everything is working as far as I can tell.
Source code is (kind of) available on GitHub. Right now there's no 7.1 branches up, but cherry-picking in our 7.0 branch commits and setting selinux to permissive should get you an identical build (minus a camera HAL fix specific to 7.1 which will be pushed tomorrow, I'm going to sleep)
Edit: Fixed broken GitHub link.
