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[Shamu][official][2016/OCT/07] Slim6 weekly 1.6

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SlimRoms is a custom android operating system. Our main goal is to offer users a slimmed down yet feature rich alternative to other android operating systems.
The entire SlimTeam work together to bring you this tailor-made beauty straight from Android Open Source Project (AOSP) source code.
All of the sources can be publicly viewed through GitHub and you can stop by our public Gerrit to submit patches of any type.


Slim6 is the project name for SlimRoms based on Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow and offers the following original features:
  • Slim Navbar & Hardware key rebinding
    • ​Single tap action,​​ ​long press action, double tap action!-We’ve got you covered.
  • Slim Actions & Chamber of secrets
    • ​Customise your device to the fullest​​ ​-You’re a wizard!
  • SlimRecents
    • A Faster alternative to stock recents ​-Your device, your choice.
  • SlimLauncher
    • ​An​ ​Open​ ​source,​ ​feature​ ​filled​ ​launcher!​​ ​-Make yourself at home
  • Status bar customisations
    • ​Clock and Date? Battery? ​-More​ ​fun​ ​than​ ​you​ ​can​ ​shake​ ​a​ ​stick​ ​at.


Important links:


slimroms.org - Our official website and your source for anything SlimRoms related.


Downloads - Slimify your device!


Installation instructions - Follow these steps if you want SlimRoms on your device.


FAQ - Have a question? Consider reading our FAQ first, you might find your answer there!.


Report-bugs - Found a bug? Send it our way!


Kernel Source - The source of your device's kernel.


Get in touch! - You can contact SlimRoms at these places if you have questions, requests or feedback.


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Disclaimer: We are not responsible for any damages to your device.

XDA:DevDB Information
[Slim6] SlimRoms Nexus 6, ROM for the Nexus 6

Contributors
Yank555, prbassplayer, dankoman
Source Code: https://github.com/SlimRoms/kernel_moto_shamu

ROM OS Version: 6.0.x Marshmallow

Version Information
Status: Alpha

Created 2016-06-17
Last Updated 2016-10-11


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[Shamu][official][2016/OCT/07] Slim6 weekly 1.6, ROM for the Nexus 6

Contributors
Perseus
ROM OS Version: 2.3.x Gingerbread

Version Information
Status: Testing

Created 2016-10-12
Last Updated 2016-10-12
 

Lawlrus

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Apn is still janky for vzw. Alex from tipsy got the issue fixed for tipsy, but he has no idea what fixed it as he was doing multiple things at once.

Doesn't do anything to help the fact but it can be fixed somehow so is hope.
 

Yank555

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Apn is still janky for vzw. Alex from tipsy got the issue fixed for tipsy, but he has no idea what fixed it as he was doing multiple things at once.

Doesn't do anything to help the fact but it can be fixed somehow so is hope.
Can you be more specific on the issue, what exactly happens ?

Thx, JP.

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Can you be more specific on the issue, what exactly happens ?

Thx, JP.
May not help, but I'm in a really low signal area myself. Mine jumps around on roaming a lot. I've never seen that before on any phone at my home plus I thought there wasn't any real "roaming" on Verizon.
 

Yank555

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May not help, but I'm in a really low signal area myself. Mine jumps around on roaming a lot. I've never seen that before on any phone at my home plus I thought there wasn't any real "roaming" on Verizon.
Ok, roaming on Verizon is sth I've heard of ...

JP.

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Lawlrus

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Can you be more specific on the issue, what exactly happens ?

Thx, JP.

Sent from my Nexus 6P using XDA Labs
As soon as the ROM boots up it shows LTE for a couple seconds then shows roaming.

You can go into networks settings and change preferred network to LTE and it will switch over to lte but then the APN gets borked and you can't send SMS.

I tried switching it to Verizon internet, which is the proper APN, go to send a text and it boots it back to the top listed APN which won't send texts. I tried to delete the additional apns but that ended up leaving no signal at all when I tried to manually add the proper one

---------- Post added at 04:06 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:03 PM ----------

May not help, but I'm in a really low signal area myself. Mine jumps around on roaming a lot. I've never seen that before on any phone at my home plus I thought there wasn't any real "roaming" on Verizon.
Oh there really is a roaming, but this isn't making it roam, the idea of seeing it is cosmetic, but after testing it for a few days (different ROMs obviously) it seems like it does make the radio over work itself where it normally wouldn't.
 
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bond32

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As soon as the ROM boots up it shows LTE for a couple seconds then shows roaming.

You can go into networks settings and change preferred network to LTE and it will switch over to lte but then the APN gets borked and you can't send SMS.

I tried switching it to Verizon internet, which is the proper APN, go to send a text and it boots it back to the top listed APN which won't send texts. I tried to delete the additional apns but that ended up leaving no signal at all when I tried to manually add the proper one

---------- Post added at 04:06 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:03 PM ----------



Oh there really is a roaming, but this isn't making it roam, the idea of seeing it is cosmetic, but after testing it for a few days (different ROMs obviously) it seems like it does make the radio over work itself where it normally wouldn't.
I see, I figured the radio would overwork anyway in my area. For example, my Note 4 will constantly jump from 1x to 3g then to nothing, many times.

Kinda why the MM update for the Note 4 was awesome, because it allowed WiFi calling. I digress...

Doubt it will help but I'll provide a log if needed. I'll be happy to test anything too.
 

Lawlrus

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I see, I figured the radio would overwork anyway in my area. For example, my Note 4 will constantly jump from 1x to 3g then to nothing, many times.

Kinda why the MM update for the Note 4 was awesome, because it allowed WiFi calling. I digress...

Doubt it will help but I'll provide a log if needed. I'll be happy to test anything too.
I have Alex a modem log when he was looking into it but it didn't come up with much I don't think. If yank wants one I can reflash and get one too.

It only seems to be an issue with vzw too, sprint also uses CDMA, but it doesn't seem to have the issue. That's why I'm thinking its linked to the APN slim six is using versus the CDMA type itself.

I'm sure yank will get it squared away, will more than likely just take a few builds, that is as long as he's willing / can look into it
 

Yank555

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I have Alex a modem log when he was looking into it but it didn't come up with much I don't think. If yank wants one I can reflash and get one too.

It only seems to be an issue with vzw too, sprint also uses CDMA, but it doesn't seem to have the issue. That's why I'm thinking its linked to the APN slim six is using versus the CDMA type itself.

I'm sure yank will get it squared away, will more than likely just take a few builds, that is as long as he's willing / can look into it
Yep, I agree it can't be much. Also it's cosmetic from what I gathered, it doesn't consider the current network as "home" network, hence shows the roaming "R"...

Will be addressed, hope it's not much.

JP.
 
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