[ROM][OFFICIAL][Lollipop 5.1.1][EVITA] PAC-ROM LP-MR1 Beta-3 [24/SEPT/15]

[josegalre]

PAC-ROM is built with our own tweaks and options, including picks and features from the best ROMs out there!

Why choose among ROMs, when you have All-in-One !!

* By flashing this, you automatically void your warranty! *

* If your phone breaks, blows up or runs away from you, do not cry to us! *

* Do not ask for ETAs!! *​

* Download the ROM and GApps *

* Reboot to recovery *

* Wipe data/factory reset *

* Flash the ROM and then GApps *

* Reboot your phone *

* Enjoy *​

* Download the latest version *

* Reboot to recovery *

* Flash the ROM *

* Wipe both dalvik cache and cache *

* Reboot your phone *

* Enjoy the latest version of PAC-ROM *​

* Submit a bug report *

* Submit a patch *​

* None for now *​

* PAC-ROM Downloads *

* GApps *​

* PAC-ROM Team *

* Cyanogen Team *

* AOKP Team *

* DirtyUnicorns *

* SlimRoms *

* Vanir *

* Omnirom *

* Special thanks to all our Build Bot Providers (see Contributors list for all names) *

* PAC Graphix Team - Graphics, logos and images (see Contributors list for all names) *

* And of course, thank you for your love and support! *​

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XDA:DevDB Information
PAC-ROM, ROM for the AT&T HTC One X

Contributors
josegalre
Source Code: https://github.com/PAC-man/

ROM OS Version: 5.0.x Lollipop
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x
Based On: CyanogenMod

Version Information
Status: Beta
Current Beta Version: 3.0
Beta Release Date: 2015-09-24

Created 2015-03-08
Last Updated 2015-09-24

 

[josegalre]

F2FS

Starting from nightly of 17/MARCH/15 F2FS is now available. our kernel always support ext4
if you do not want to use F2FS there is no problem, you do not have to do anything the kernel automatically detect the type of file system.

if you want to use F2FS note these considerations:

* Do a clean install!
* F2FS reserve about 200MiB of space on each partition, so you can not use that space
* You must format the data and cache partition using TWRP recovery with F2FS support(can use this unofficial version compiled by me),
* When you format in F2FS as in any installation clean your files will be deleted, please do backup their stuff
* Only you can format data and cache partitions

How to format in F2FS?

into TWRP
1 - Go to Wipe -> Advanced Wipe.
2 - Select /data or /cache (one partition at time, if you wish to use f2fs on both partitions, you will need to do it later in this way) and select Repair or change filesystem.
3 - Select Change filesystem.
4 - Select F2FS.
5 - Slide to agree for formatting selected partitions.
6 - Done

 

[josegalre]

Reserved

 

[azirgi]

Feeling awesome seeing PACMAN lollipop ROM for evita,
Reserved ?

 

[harpin14789]

Cann't wait to try it.

 

[thelonewolf_pav]

this ROM works incredibly well! i mean, wow. almost no lag, everything is smooth and snappy.
and with Torched kernel and F2FS, it just flies!

question: the download link eventually brings me to BasketBuild where nightly builds reside. very nice, but do you guys maintain a changelog? how do i know when it's worth to download a new build?

thank you so much for your great work!
--Pavel

 

[droydr]

this ROM works incredibly well! i mean, wow. almost no lag, everything is smooth and snappy.
and with Torched kernel and F2FS, it just flies!

question: the download link eventually brings me to BasketBuild where nightly builds reside. very nice, but do you guys maintain a changelog? how do i know when it's worth to download a new build?

thank you so much for your great work!
--Pavel

Were you using CM12 prior by chance? If so, can you compare the two with respect to battery performance and other key areas? Thx

 

[thelonewolf_pav]

Were you using CM12 prior by chance? If so, can you compare the two with respect to battery performance and other key areas? Thx

I was using Candy5.
Both are equally bad battery-wise (won't last a day with gapps enabled, unless you tweak the system).
However, this ROM is an order of magnitude faster than Candy5 1.0. I'm not kidding. I get near zero lag no matter what I do (I have F2FS, which speeds things up a lot on its own)

 

[josegalre]

this ROM works incredibly well! i mean, wow. almost no lag, everything is smooth and snappy.
and with Torched kernel and F2FS, it just flies!

question: the download link eventually brings me to BasketBuild where nightly builds reside. very nice, but do you guys maintain a changelog? how do i know when it's worth to download a new build?

thank you so much for your great work!
--Pavel

our change log is our gerrit friend http://review.pac-rom.com/#/q/status:merged and http://pvyparts.com/?device=evita , you can see everything new in this place xD

I'm making adjustments in my personal group on F2FS if all goes well in a couple of days this ROM will have official support for F2FS

Sorry if I'm slow to respond, sometimes step occupied with the study, please mention me in the comments so the notification arrive to my email and I'll see much faster!

also I'm making adjustments for using zram! in the tests I've done evita it is faster!

 

[thelonewolf_pav]

our change log is our gerrit friend http://review.pac-rom.com/#/q/status:merged and http://pvyparts.com/?device=evita , you can see everything new in this place xD

I'm making adjustments in my personal group on F2FS if all goes well in a couple of days this ROM will have official support for F2FS

Sorry if I'm slow to respond, sometimes step occupied with the study, please mention me in the comments so the notification arrive to my email and I'll see much faster!

also I'm making adjustments for using zram! in the tests I've done evita it is faster!

Thanks man! these are good news indeed!

about zram: are you guys sure it's a good idea? i hear using zram makes almost no sense on android: the compression doesn't work too well on the type of data we're storing in memory, so you get almost no memory gain but waste a lot of cpu power.

i once tried to enable zram in my rom on my very old but still kicking htc hd2 -- and reverted really quickly it slowed the things down a little bit and gave absolutely no improvement on memory

 

[harpin14789]

Thanks man! these are good news indeed!

about zram: are you guys sure it's a good idea? i hear using zram makes almost no sense on android: the compression doesn't work too well on the type of data we're storing in memory, so you get almost no memory gain but waste a lot of cpu power.

i once tried to enable zram in my rom on my very old but still kicking htc hd2 -- and reverted really quickly it slowed the things down a little bit and gave absolutely no improvement on memory

PAC is doing awesome, I followed the steps st forth by thelonewolf_pav, and it is just awesome, but for some reason my internal storage for my system got filled up really quickly, with just Gapps, facebook, Titaniam Backup, Trickster Mod, Kernal Turner and whatsapp. It says Swap is not enabled, so I don't think its swap that is taking the space. Everything else is good. Also I just saw in the changelog u added support for f2fs, so is it official now? Since I am already running on f2fs like

thelonewolf_pav

, do I need to do anything special when I flash the new rom zip with official f2fs support?

 

[josegalre]

PAC is doing awesome, I followed the steps st forth by thelonewolf_pav, and it is just awesome, but for some reason my internal storage for my system got filled up really quickly, with just Gapps, facebook, Titaniam Backup, Trickster Mod, Kernal Turner and whatsapp. It says Swap is not enabled, so I don't think its swap that is taking the space. Everything else is good. Also I just saw in the changelog u added support for f2fs, so is it official now? Since I am already running on f2fs like , do I need to do anything special when I flash the new rom zip with official f2fs support?

Starting from nightly of tomorrow F2FS is now available. our kernel always support ext4
if you do not want to use F2FS there is no problem, you do not have to do anything the kernel automatically detect the type of file system.

if you want to use F2FS note these considerations:

* Do a clean install!
* F2FS reserve about 200MiB of space on each partition, so you can not use that space
* You must format the data and cache partition using TWRP recovery with F2FS support(can use this unofficial version compiled by me),
* When you format in F2FS as in any installation clean your files will be deleted, please do backup their stuff
* Only you can format data and cache partitions

How to format in F2FS?

into TWRP
1 - Go to Wipe -> Advanced Wipe.
2 - Select /data or /cache (one partition at time, if you wish to use f2fs on both partitions, you will need to do it later in this way) and select Repair or change filesystem.
3 - Select Change filesystem.
4 - Select F2FS.
5 - Slide to agree for formatting selected partitions.
6 - Done

 

[harpin14789]

Starting from nightly of tomorrow F2FS is now available. our kernel always support ext4
if you do not want to use F2FS there is no problem, you do not have to do anything the kernel automatically detect the type of file system.

if you want to use F2FS note these considerations:

* Do a clean install!
* F2FS reserve about 200MiB of space on each partition, so you can not use that space
* You must format the data and cache partition using TWRP recovery with F2FS support(can use this unofficial version compiled by me),
* When you format in F2FS as in any installation clean your files will be deleted, please do backup their stuff
* Only you can format data and cache partitions

How to format in F2FS?

into TWRP
1 - Go to Wipe -> Advanced Wipe.
2 - Select /data or /cache (one partition at time, if you wish to use f2fs on both partitions, you will need to do it later in this way) and select Repair or change filesystem.
3 - Select Change filesystem.
4 - Select F2FS.
5 - Slide to agree for formatting selected partitions.
6 - Done

I already have a f2fs enabled TWRP, and I followed what thelonewolf_pav did to get f2fs without losing data. I took backups of cache and data partitions and changed their names from ext4 to f2fs and restored which made TWRP reformat the partitions as f2fs and also restore my data, so that is how I am f2fs, given that, would I be alble to just flash the rom zip and gapps?
Thanks

 

[harpin14789]

Starting from nightly of tomorrow F2FS is now available. our kernel always support ext4
if you do not want to use F2FS there is no problem, you do not have to do anything the kernel automatically detect the type of file system.

if you want to use F2FS note these considerations:

* Do a clean install!
* F2FS reserve about 200MiB of space on each partition, so you can not use that space
* You must format the data and cache partition using TWRP recovery with F2FS support(can use this unofficial version compiled by me),
* When you format in F2FS as in any installation clean your files will be deleted, please do backup their stuff
* Only you can format data and cache partitions

How to format in F2FS?

into TWRP
1 - Go to Wipe -> Advanced Wipe.
2 - Select /data or /cache (one partition at time, if you wish to use f2fs on both partitions, you will need to do it later in this way) and select Repair or change filesystem.
3 - Select Change filesystem.
4 - Select F2FS.
5 - Slide to agree for formatting selected partitions.
6 - Done

for f2fs, does only the cache and data have to be f2fs, why doesn't the system partition switch to f2fs instead ext4?

 

[josegalre]

I already have a f2fs enabled TWRP, and I followed what thelonewolf_pav did to get f2fs without losing data. I took backups of cache and data partitions and changed their names from ext4 to f2fs and restored which made TWRP reformat the partitions as f2fs and also restore my data, so that is how I am f2fs, given that, would I be alble to just flash the rom zip and gapps?
Thanks

yep only flash rom and gapps, them reboot xD

for f2fs, does only the cache and data have to be f2fs, why doesn't the system partition switch to f2fs instead ext4?

for the moment not yet. to use F2FS on the system partition we have to modify our script installation, possibly in a future we can use, but at the moment no. xD

 

[Jaheen]

Fixed*
Respected brothers, kindly help me with the dialer bug. Sometimes my app freezes on hanging up until reboot, but the rest works fine. Im unable to find a fix for it. Is there any need of update anything or any idea, any fix? Plz bro!!!
My mobile looking awesome on ur works, but except this bug.


Dialer bug fix:
Dialer -> settings -> number look up, turn off everything. But didnt work for me ?

 

[kateyblue]

VPN is not working for me on build 03/26 ...
Anyone experiencing this?

 

[josegalre]

VPN is not working for me on build 03/26 ...
Anyone experiencing this?

some logcat friend?
you did a clean install? xD

 

[Jaheen]

Does every nightlies require a clean install?
I flashd above 3/09, i got errors in downloading apps from playstore, tried to fix it by flashing gapps, i got stuck in Htc logo.
Atlast i clean wiped. EVERYTHING IS GOING GOOD. KEEP UP THE WORK ?DEVs?

 

[Dnorris55]

Does every nightlies require a clean install?
I flashd above 3/09, i got errors in downloading apps from playstore, tried to fix it by flashing gapps, i got stuck in Htc logo.
Atlast i clean wiped. EVERYTHING IS GOING GOOD. KEEP UP THE WORK DEVs

I just dirty flash the ROM, flash SU to keep root, and wipe caches. Works great.
This is the only LP ROM that lets me listen to Pandora while reading Kindle (or any other program) at the same time.

:good: