Your kernel sources are for Linux 4.4 on the S8. Mind updating it with the actual code the device is running rather just using an old copy and pasta from previous device forums?
[ROM] [G96xF][8.0]Project Alice 6.0[BRJ3] [TWEAKS] [Debloated] [ODEX][Oktober patch]
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oops my mistake do it right away
EDIT : Deleted Sources i use Patched Stock kernel so no sources needed
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Latest update?
Hey just wondering how we are finding the latest update with battery life and for general daily use?
Hey just wondering how we are finding the latest update with battery life and for general daily use?
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6.2 Coming tomorrow To fix Myfiles Sync problems with cloud !
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Samsung gear vr is not working on this rom plz tell me which files i needed to run Vr properly in this rom Thanks
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Should i download your rom to see the Pie apps ported by me inside? And after that should i report you?
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Welcome!
TOProject AliceThe Smallest Touchwiz ROM ONLY 1,60GB in size.
Its Based on G965FXXS2BRJ3latest Stock Base Fully Debloated and ODEXED Rom.
With The fast all New Touchwiz Experience 9.0 and close to stock feel this is the most fastest and stable fully Featured Rom..Yet.
There are a lot of plans, for this rom but first we want you to test it as much as possible.
Feedback is appreciated!.
Features:
* Whole Download is 1,94GB in size [SLIM]
* Based off G965FXXS2BRI1
* Debloated
* Deknoxed
* System Optimizations
* Better Ram Managment
* Tweaks
* Magisk Root
* Init D tweaks
* Tweaks
* Reboot Menu
* Modded Touchwiz
* Better Stability & Performance
Changelog For Project Alice 6.0
- First Release For S9/S9+ After Using it Private
- Added Android Pie Voice Recorder
- Added Android Pie My Files
- Added Android Pie Email
- Added Android Pie Calculator
- Added Android Pie S Browser
- Added Android Pie Messages
- Added Android Pie Clock
- Added Android Pie Edge Panel
- Added Android Pie CocktailBarService
- Added Android Pie People Stripe
- Added Android Pie Task Panel
- Added All Android Pie icons
- Updated Magisk to 17.3
- Updated Magisk Manager
- Updated S9+ Kernel
- Updated S9 Kernel
- Battery Improvements
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Project Alice, ROM for the Samsung Galaxy S9
Contributors
angelo27093
ROM OS Version: 8.x Oreo
ROM Kernel: Linux 4.x
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 2018-10-27
Stable Release Date: 2018-10-27
Created 2018-10-27
Last Updated 2018-11-0216Due to violations to GPL code this thread is now closed!
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Should i download your rom to see the Pie apps ported by me inside? And after that should i report you?1If anyone Wondering why its straight on version 6.x because i used the rom private on my own s9+ and ported it to S8/S8+/Note8, now i release it for S9/S9+ aswell, i deliver fast updates, and rebase the same day if i am home,
