[ROM][JB][4.3][N8000][N801X] CyanogenMod 10.2 EXPERIMENTAL

[Dileas]

Yeah!
I can confirm this issue.
So, I got it fixed and it will available in next build.

commit reference

Thanks!

Humberos, you are a god amongst men There's a donation headed your way!

 

[humberos]

Humberos, you are a god amongst men There's a donation headed your way!

Yeah!
I saw your donate.
Thank you very much!

 

[humberos]

New build - 20130920

New build - 20130920

http://sourceforge.net/users/humberos

• Voltages Adjustments
• Added 1704mhz@oc as max freq step.
• Focal was dropped
• Official CyanogenMod fixes

Enjoy it!

 

[iRoNX]

New build - 20130920

http://sourceforge.net/users/humberos

• Voltages Adjustments
• Added 1704mhz@oc as max freq step.
• Focal was dropped
• Official CyanogenMod fixes

Enjoy it!

@humberos

Hard reboot for me..
After hard reboot, bootloop.

 

[humberos]

@humberos

Hard reboot for me..
After hard reboot, bootloop.

What device model?
Did you wipe cache and system before install?

 

[Dileas]

I can confirm there's no issue with the kernel anyway. I had the "Unofficial Pac Man 4.3" rom installed and didn't feel like wiping, so I flashed just the new kernel. Runs great - smooth as hell, and the new frequency seems stable. Also the voltage control is perfect now. Thanks again humberos!

 

[napx]

kernel is stable and smooth on new freq (default voltages, PAC-man rom).
perfect work!
thank You humberos!

 

[iRoNX]

What device model?
Did you wipe cache and system before install?

Wipe dalvik cache, wipe cache, format /system, install zip from sdcard, wipe dalvik cache, wipe cache, reboot.
Hard reboot, hard reboot, bootloop.

Device model N8000.

EDIT:
Wipe dalvik cache, wipe cache, Factory reset, format /system, format /preload, format /sdcard, flash 20130920 @humberos, wipe dalvik cache, wipe cache, reboot.. cyanogenaccount stop, system stop.

 

[phearus]

Wipe dalvik cache, wipe cache, format /system, install zip from sdcard, wipe dalvik cache, wipe cache, reboot.
Hard reboot, hard reboot, bootloop.

Device model N8000.

EDIT:
Wipe dalvik cache, wipe cache, Factory reset, format /system, format /preload, format /sdcard, flash 20130920 @humberos, wipe dalvik cache, wipe cache, reboot.. cyanogenaccount stop, system stop.

I am using N8000 without these issues. I came from the build from the 17th - wipe cache, wipe dalvik cache, flash 20th build, reboot, no problems.

As you have done factory reset and lots of formatting you will need to flash gapps after flashing cm too. I think there is a link for it in op.

Edit: nope. Find gapps here http://goo.im/gapps

You want the top one for cm10.2, android 4.3.

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[iRoNX]

I am using N8000 without these issues. I came from the build from the 17th - wipe cache, wipe dalvik cache, flash 20th build, reboot, no problems.

As you have done factory reset and lots of formatting you will need to flash gapps after flashing cm too. I think there is a link for it in op.

Edit: nope. Find gapps here http://goo.im/gapps

You want the top one for cm10.2, android 4.3.

Sent from my GT-N8000 using Tapatalk 4

Of course i have flash gapps after all wipe and new build. This isn't the problem i think

 

[napx]

ooops, some more tests and reboot... ... and bootloop
new kernel, 1704, default voltage settings, PAC-man rom
back to 1600, reboot and bootloop too

 

[humberos]

I was thinking that some devices don't support 1704mhz as overclock option.
So, I will back it to 1600.

PAC-man project uses my kernel but 1704mhz wasn't merged on cm-10.2 branch.
So, I think that is ok with PAC-man.

I will revert this and build new one soon.

Thanks!

 

[Rongogo]

build 20 Sept works great for me.

This is ROM runs on mine N-8000 , @1704 MHz without problems.

when I use a stock ROM' with a over clock kernel, my device crashed @ 1600> MHz.

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rongogo

 

[havok115]

Official CM or Humber?

I have been reading about the commercialization of CM lately and I am wondering will Humber be able to continue with CM if they do indeed go commercial. I will likely never buy a commercial CM for my tablet, the idea was to not have to pay for it. So I am wondering if I should just switch to HumberOS and be done with the Official CM.

The Camera is still not fixed, however it seems they finally have managed to fix the Netflix. Has Humber fixed the Camera issue yet on the N8013?

Would it be possible to get updates to work properly in the OS itself? Not that it works, because I have the assert issue with my device.

In any case I was wondering what other people are thinking, and if I should make the final switch to Humber and be done with the CM Official Build totally.

By the way I have used HumberOS in the past, and honestly I think it is quite nice, but I actually thought CM would work on the issues with my device faster, but it would appear that HumberOS is moving along faster, even if his nightlies do not actually come out nightly.

Thank you Humber for your hard work, and those of us who are using our devices surely appreciate your hard work.

 

[humberos]

New build - 20130923

New build - 20130923

http://sourceforge.net/users/humberos

• Back to 1600 mhz
• Official CyanogenMod fixes

My concerns about CyanogenMod Inc:
http://www.humberos.com.br

Enjoy it!

 

[phearus]

Cyanogen Inc. It seems like a fork of epic proportions is in order. Capitalism strikes again eh?

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