drac0 what are you using to convert to f2fs. I'm using TWRP and getting prompted for encryption password on startup. BTW a commit I added broke auto rotate will be fixed on next release.
[ROM] [AOSP_5.0.2_r1] [LRX22G] [22/12/14]
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drac0 what are you using to convert to f2fs. I'm using TWRP and getting prompted for encryption password on startup. BTW a commit I added broke auto rotate will be fixed on next release.
Yes I'm also using latest TWRP to format my partitions to F2FS, but to able to use them and avoid bootloops, you need to edit ramdisk of the kernel you want to use or just use F2FS compatible kernel like Code_Blue, cos its the kernel that mounts the F2FS partitions after you format them inside TWRP. I'm only converting my /data and /cache partitions to F2FS cos I understand there is no true benefit using your /system partition as well cos its RO, and F2FS blows EXT4 in RW partitions, so there you can actually see the benefits in performance.
So yeah if you want to know whole process and how to do it, just ask again I will post everything in steps, or you can visit this thread and read last 3 pages for details. Cheers for @dechronic
I like your build, no unnecessary modding or bunch of tweaks but good old AOSP, so keep up the good work! :good:
HINT: 5.0.2_r1 is out maybe you hit that repo init -b android-5.0.2_r1 && repo sync
Yes I'm also using latest TWRP to format my partitions to F2FS, but to able to use them and avoid bootloops, you need to edit ramdisk of the kernel you want to use or just use F2FS compatible kernel like Code_Blue, cos its the kernel that mounts the F2FS partitions after you format them inside TWRP. I'm only converting my /data and /cache partitions to F2FS cos I understand there is no true benefit using your /system partition as well cos its RO, and F2FS blows EXT4 in RW partitions, so there you can actually see the benefits in performance.
So yeah if you want to know whole process and how to do it, just ask again I will post everything in steps, or you can visit this thread and read last 3 pages for details. Cheers for @dechronic
I like your build, no unnecessary modding or bunch of tweaks but good old AOSP, so keep up the good work! :good:
HINT: 5.0.2_r1 is out maybe you hit that repo init -b android-5.0.2_r1 && repo sync
Cheers bud I'll only add any features/tweaks that I feel add something without deviating from AOSP too much. Loved Code_Blue's kernel with fauxsound support so decided to go with inline kernel and make it part of base build.
I'm going to try another version of TWRP as I think the version I'm am using is giving me he issue with f2fs.
Cheers for the heads up already working on it hopefully have something else up soon.
Yes Code_Blue is a very good kernel, will test it more after I'm finished with franco.Kernel on F2FS, but definitely the best two for our N5.
Try only booting TWRP 2.8.1.0, then disable MTP under Mount, then reboot bootloader and flash 2.8.2.0 it works like a charm after that. DO NOT enable MTP later, use it inside ROM if you need to. Then you can follow F2FS thread to set it all up, its pretty easy once you get over the steps.
Looking forward for your next build, will test it for sure! Now that @Chochiwpg fled to OnePlus we don't have too many AOSP ROMs around here. Cheers bud! :good:
Fled LOL nah mate I just needed something that can last in the battery department. I love the Nexus 5 and always will, but needed something that will last me all day. Peace guys and keep up the great work @kidkoala_uk
Hey bud still alive? Hope you're having a blast with your new device, how is battery doing? I admit battery still sucks with stock kernel but franco.Kernel is doing some magic cos I'm getting like 5h screen time, its pretty good enough for me, I'm just a casual Nexus user
Cheers!Hey bud still alive? Hope you're having a blast with your new device, how is battery doing? I admit battery still sucks with stock kernel but franco.Kernel is doing some magic cos I'm getting like 5h screen time, its pretty good enough for me, I'm just a casual Nexus user
So far battery has been great. I don't plug in my phone at night anymore and wake up with 60 to 65% battery. With my usage I could get 2 days of battery without charging. But I top it up to 100% every morning just to start with a full battery each day. Cheers.
Don't know if I'll have time. Also don't use the phone anymore so can't test. Might try to build for the OnePlus eventually. We'll see, if I have time I might but don't want to promise anything.
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Cheers I did update it just added the wrong date
About by when may we hope for a 5.0.2_r1 build?
Does your ROM work with a pure Stock kernel?
Thanks, man.
Just testing 5.0.2_r1 now will upload soon once I sort the changelog out, yeah stock kernel will work fine you can just drop it into the zip file and replace the one compiled with ROM before flashing, the zip is now back to the old format like it was on kitkat,
"block based zip can die in a sea of flames"
(MrBaNkS)
Bud that's some pretty good news, waiting for upload to test it and will try converting stock kernel for F2FS to see how it performs with your latest build, thanks again for baking! Cheers!:good:
EDIT: Do you maybe know is there any changes to stock kernel in 5.0.2_r1 AOSP release? If not will extract 5.0.1 variant and use that.
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Update Build_7 LRX22G
New build up changelog in first post, most changes to /build.
New build up changelog in first post, most changes to /build.
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Can you update it because there are new commits that fix the memory leak of system server?
Running this for the last few days without any issues. Battery life is a bit better than stock with -50 across the board, even with DT2W on, so I'm happy
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It is synched directly with https://android.googlesource.com/ there has been 3 new tags added this evening
* [new tag] android-5.0.0_r3 -> android-5.0.0_r3 "hammerhead" for Nexus 5 (GSM/LTE) 5.0 (LRX21O)
* [new tag] android-5.0.0_r4 -> android-5.0.0_r4 "razor" for Nexus 7 [2013] (Wi-Fi) 5.0 (LRX21P)
* [new tag] android-5.0.0_r5 -> android-5.0.0_r5 "volantis" for Nexus 9 (Wi-Fi) 5.0 (LRX21Q)
They are the same, the thing that differentiates them is the vendor binaries, as I have included the binaries for LRX21O Nexus 5 when compiling and I lunched aosp_hammerhead-userdebug it builds with the LRX21Q tag. The factory images come with the binary files included in the image, when compiling AOSP they dont.4Update Build_7 LRX22G
New build up changelog in first post, most changes to /build.32@kidkoala_uk
Another simple question ^^
Is your rom pure/untouched AOSP like the vanilla version made by Chochiwpg ?
If yes, i hope it stays like this for future versions....
I have included some small optimisation changes to device and build and included inline kernel build using code_blue kernel, the only feature that has been added is the ambient display feature. The idea is to keep it as close to AOSP as possible with minor changes/fix's/features. All the changes that have been added are in the first post.
Thanks.
