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[Verizon HTC One (M7)] jmotyka:
Imoseyon Had kernels that were universal. Im not sure if they had installers that detected which device you had or if the kernels were literally universal.

But how hard would it be to make a kernel from someones sprint source code? Did HTC ever release source code for VZW?
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] andybones:
it's not possible to use sprints code..

or.. we would ;)
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] brymaster5000:
This seems like an appropriate thread to post this:

Do the ROM's and Kernels from the general HTC One thread work for our Verizon version? Some of the threads read they work on all carriers except Sprint...

Anyone know when HTC will release the source code for the verizon or do you know if this version would work? I wouldn't mind putting something together...but I have only had this device a few days and I only starting to get a Sense;) of what's going on...

One HTC WWE MR 3.4.10 v4.2.2 99.7 MB 2.24.1136.1
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] jmotyka:
I agree. I know that in some way a kernel would be able to be compiled because we have working CM, Vanir roms. Those dont run on sense kernels. So some how some way a kernel can be compiled.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] santod040:
Yes a kernel can and has been compiled using the International source code.

That doesn't mean it is ideal or going to work well on our stock rom or at all.

Once my device arrives on Thursday I plan to look into it.

But I would prefer that Verizon and HTC just get on the ball and drop our source so we can be sure to build proper kernels.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] jmotyka:
I just read something over at HTC elevate where someone mentioned we can use the Kernel Source code from the International LTE One to build a kernel for VZW.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] santod040:
Correct, that's the one I meant. :good:

I updated my post above accordingly.

That was what was used for our CM10.2 and likely anything else we have that's AOSP based so far.

Would still like for HTC/Vzw to get with it and just release ours as well, as there could be slight variations in a few regards.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] jmotyka:
I prefer AOSP builds. With that being said id be looking for a kernel for AOSP builds. I just feel more comfortable using a lean kernel, stripped of unnecessary junk and optimized for speed and battery life. I feel custom ones give me that over stock.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] jaythemagician:
it says it all in the thread topic. I bought both the k-jam and jasjar to use and decide wich one to keep and decided the k-jam was more practical. pm me with offers it includes a 1gb sd and bt headset
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] IMate->WM2k5:
Where did you purchase your items, is there any Atom (HTC Athena) available out there? I would like to buy one.

Cheers
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] jaykumarr:
jj sale.

how much i am interested?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] adrenalin:
I'm also interested....working out in saudi atm and they're available here to buy off the shelf.... cost 4090 Riyals....which is around 600 pounds i think at the current exchange rate? Would consider buying yours, although I don't return home to the UK til around 5th November.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] universaldoc:
@adrenalin,

At 600 quid thas a damn good price! I-mate have the best support amongst all the distributors so even if you do have some issues, they will sort it out for you.

I know that it is a tad cheaper in the states, so that could be your second option.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] jaythemagician:
i'll sell it for £590 then! the missus chucked the box :( :x :evil: i have a thing and normally keep every box for everything and i came back from work to find all my boxes ha been chucked! I'll include the sandixk 1 gig cardwith it and bt headset though! surely someone wants it!!!!
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] youmeus:
Hello jaythemagician, pm me with details, I am interested and your price is good! Lets TALK :D
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] mackaby007:
Selling mine too with brand new Bluespoon AX Bluetooth Headset (£45.00 brand new, unused (bought for wife, but she has funny ears and doesn't want things in her ears.)) :lol: ). jasjar comes boxed with 512 SD Card. All items bought last wednesday (just wanted to know what all the fuss was about). Love it, but my contract is running out this month, so I need another contract anyway, and will get another JasJar.

£625.00 (including 512 MB SD and Headset & nothing less). I Paid £745.00 (I bought the 512 MB seperately)

PM if interested.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] mackaby007:
Oh, I forgot to mention.....3 months Insurance included. Couldn't take a chance on my new baby, so there it is.

Read here:

http://pda-phone.2u.co.uk/pda_palm_insurance/
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] gpo1956:
I got my HTC One unlocked and am now trying to flash twrp recovery, but I'm hitting a wall. When I type in the cmd window "fastboot flash recovery

open recovery-twrp-2.6.3.0-m7.img" it responds back " fastboot is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file."

What am I doing wrong?
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] jerrycoffman45:
you usually get that when you type it wrong just rename the file name to recovery.img
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] gpo1956:
Still getting the same message. Any other ideas?
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] xcrazydx:
You're not in the right directory or your not in fastboot usb.

Fastboot reboot-bootloader

Then run the commands to flash the recovery
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] gpo1956:
Thanks guy! I got it.
[Nexus 4 General] wachalookinat:
I seen this in my Twitter feed and figured I'd share it here. It's the story of cm. How it all started..really investing stuff. He also talks about launching an cm installer that will be available in the play store in the next few weeks. Check it out and show your support people!

http://www.cyanogenmod.org/blog/a_new_chapter
[Nexus 4 General] simms22:
this is from G+, from the developer of Focal, and why a bunch of contributors/developers for cm are upset about the whole thing..
[Nexus 4 General] galaxys:
Should be interesting on how all this will play out....
[Nexus 4 General] rich0:
Can't wait for the phones...

The ironic thing is that if CM really does start putting out phones there is a decent chance that they'll be the only devices guaranteed NOT to be supproted by CM as we currently think of it today. Can you imagine CM posting links to how to root these devices, or pointing to drivers/etc so that you can build your own CM variants for them?

I really do hope that this doesn't turn out to be the case, but one of the downsides to an aftermarket project "going mainstream" is that it often results in a product that isn't really any better than the products it previously sought to replace.
[Nexus 4 General] wideasleep1:
I would love to try Focal sans CM...looking forward to it!
[Nexus 4 General] tvall:
Play store. Focal (Beta). Would post a link, but I'm on my phone. Works just as good as the version previously bundled in cm.
[Nexus 4 General] simms22:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=fr.xplod.focal
[Nexus 4 General] wideasleep1:
LOL! Yep! I didn't hafta wait long..did I?!?! :P

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=fr.xplod.focal

Team BBQ is EASY to remember! :D
[Nexus 4 General] DirgeExtinction:
Wow, I didn't know it was this bad.
[Nexus 4 General] abaaaabbbb63:
Daaaaaamn!

This is what happens when greed, fame and money take over your life.
[Nexus 4 General] jelle2503:
https://plus.google.com/106978520009932034644/posts/L8FJkrcahPs

It's the last build of CM I've had on my phone. Going to stock ROM, and using xposed modules.

For years CM being a leader on open source. But soon as they smell money/power, it all goes downhill.

Losing freedom and features, CM will try become a mainstream ROM that carriers can buy. CM will become a Touchwiz.

With no root and extra device features, since Google won't allow it.
[Nexus 4 General] alpha-niner64:
4+ years of tireless community work and that's all you have to say? This isn't like some typical scenario that plays perfectly in your head cause it reassures certain prejudices in your life. The leads as well as their work should have earned them some good faith.
[Nexus 4 General] r00t4rd3d:
I would like to read the story of how his original plan got clouded by money and turned a cool thing into a corporate mess.
[Nexus 4 General] abaaaabbbb63:
Soon...
[Nexus 4 General] Oxious119:
Wow, this is really weak. This sounds like Kindergarten to me.
[Nexus 4 General] Abaddon:
I'm starting to hate CM now
[Nexus 4 General] bozzykid:
Honestly, it worked out how you would expect. Part of the problem is many of the people contributing are not able to be compensated by the new corporation (underage, etc). However, at the end of the day, they will get good people working for them on paid positions so you will have more consistent work I would presume. I don't think they will change their vision dramatically, so I wouldn't think they are going to completely sell out and destroy the project.
[Nexus 4 General] wideasleep1:
Some would argue your first point has already happened and your second point is the end-game and your last point is the worst case scenario that seems more likely now than, say, July.

Folks will need to decide for themselves whether they want to ride the company train into the company town to shop at the company store. Many are already beholden to Google/Facebook/Twiiter that they'll never even notice.
[Nexus 4 General] rich0:
Despite my earlier posts, I'm willing to wait and see how things go, but MANY community-driven FOSS projects have gone through this and it rarely turns out well. It is one thing when a company starts out as a company (like MySQL) and just happens to release everything as FOSS along the way. It is another when a project starts out community-driven and tries to turn into a company, for the reason you already stated.

Healthy community projects have a very diverse set of small contributors. This means that if individuals leave or burn out there isn't a huge loss to the community. Healthy companies can really only operate if you have a small number of serious contributors. They can't pay hundreds of people, and if they paid by the patch the work just wouldn't be worth doing for the sake of the money.

Motivations for contributing to non-profits tend to be different from those for contributing to for-profits. People will just give away $200 worth of their time to a FOSS non-profit. People will usually not part with such time to benefit a for-profit unless the contribution is somehow self-serving.

The irony of this is that a successful FOSS organization that gets an infusion of cash can end up spending that money on salaries and get less labor out of the deal...
[Nexus 4 General] corwest:
A corporate CM was bound to happen someday. Shame though. I remember reading Steve's first interviews about cm and his visions and how honorable they were. Hope the team doesn't throw it all out the window for money.
[Nexus 4 General] albundy2010:
There is plenty of behind the scenes stuff that proves quite the opposite of good faith.

Like stealing code and claiming credit for it. Then calling people you who took the same code and gave proper credit a kanger of cm.

The bs runs deep. Very deep. Even stealing Google aosp code and changing the copyright to cm. Which is a copyright violation.
[Nexus 4 General] :
Your argument about aosp copyright violation would have been true if the code wasn't modified and aosp wasn't free for anyone to be kanged.
[Nexus 4 General] maulich:
Bummer.......the death of a great firmware. The good thing about this community is that there will be others to pick up where cm sold out and keep open source alive.
[Nexus 4 General] albundy2010:
No, its true period.

They took files that have is copyrighted by Google /aosp in the header. They removed it and put cm. No changes what so ever.

You can't do that. It has nothing to do with kanging. You can't do it. It's a copyright violation period.

You simply can't take a file that is apache licensed and remove the owners copyright and put yours in its place. End of story.
[Nexus 4 General] -A-P-M-:
Im afraid that CM we know has come to the end. Since I had Samsung phones (S2, S3), I "know" xplodwild and codeworkx more than other CM members and I know how hard they worked to get a usable CM on those devices without proper sources and drivers. Now non of them isn't mentioned on CM inc site, even worse what happened to xplodwild. Current CM10.2 works very stable without serious bugs on SGS3 mostly thanks to xplodwild and codeworkx. There were many good / talented contributors and they have lost a lot of them. I guess they will focus on OPPO or on other phone maker, but support for other devices will dropped.
[Nexus 4 General] sgirard1991:
I've always been a huge supporter of CM... however I'm not sure how to feel about this.....

Sent from my 16GB Blue Verizon Galaxy S3 running MIUI v5 with KT kernel
[Nexus 4 General] Stylez Ray.:
Well actually I don't care much anymore about CM.

They once were the big player back then when Android was new but nowadays and especially on our Nexus devices people are not that dependent on them anymore.

When I had my HTC Desire or Samsung Galaxy S2 I followed their progress because they made the base for most roms and hacked the hardware together but now on Nexus devices there is no need to hack anything out.

Let them move...many new players will pop out meanwhile.
[Nexus 4 General] Vangelis13:
The strength of cm was open source and the endless contributions.

Their future weakness will be the lack of the above.
[Nexus 4 General] mj.vikram:
Totally agree with you... lets wait and see what will happen ....
[Nexus 4 General] corwest:
Steve Kondik = Mark Zuckerberg?
[Nexus 4 General] Richieboy67:
He wishes! I if he becomes as big as FB then he will have to be outselling Android too.

Sent from my shiny new(bought last Nov), scratch less Nexus 4!
[Nexus 4 General] CMNein:
Quick, pick a band wagon everyone.
[Nexus 4 General] IRX120:
Yeah I used to have a galaxy e and arco and jocala worked day and night for months to get cm9 stable, and all that for a 100$ off contract phone, you hardly see any of that any more

Sent from my Nexus 4 [NEO@1.836 GHz] on [PSX v6.0 4.3.1]
[Nexus 4 General] nereuseng:
You mean galaxy w?
[Nexus 4 General] CMNein:
That's a known Gerrit bug.
[Nexus 4 General] albundy2010:
Says the people that have been aware of it for over 4 months. The entire time knowing they are going private etc. That excuse simply doesn't cut it.

Says the people who have the same file in different places on the same rom with different headers.

I don't even care about this at all really. It was just a example showing how absurd some things have become. From the public stuff to the entire focal to this screw up.
[Nexus 4 General] CMNein:
It wasn't limited to the CM gerrit though. It all is pretty ridiculous however, I think many people on both sides need a slap upside the head. People take their phones and ROM's much too seriously.
[General Questions and Answers] DFrith:
Here is the run down of what happened.

1. Rooted (MF3)

2. Installed Goo Manager

3. Using Goo Manager I installed TWRP

4. Rebooted my S4

5. Reboots into Download loading (At the top there is 1 line in red that says "CWN MODE"?? I believe thats what is says its extremely small)

6. I located another thread where I could use ODIN and a PIT file (Verified it was correct for AT&T I337)

7. I was successful in getting the phone to boot

8. If I reboot the phone sometimes it will reboot back into Downloading and I have to repeat the using ODIN/PIT.

9. I also lost Recovery option.

Note:

A. I tried using Kies to do an Emergency Restore however my I337 vr is not supported (Not sure what that meant)

B. Tried flashing the stock at&t rom using ODIN but it fails.

Can anyone help?

Thank you
[HTC Droid DNA] SnowKing25:
I have a DNA that I am trying to let a friend use, but when he puts his SIM in the phone it doesn't fully activate. He has tried two SIM cards and I have tried another persons SIM and it will only get data. I changed some settings in a manual programming to his phone number and he could receive sms but still not able to make calls or send text messages.Whenever it dials out, it makes no sound, no dial tone and it says "null" in the upper left corner of the dialer. Has anyone heard of this or know anything that I can do to get his phone working. It is completely stock no s-off not rooted nothing. It has been factory reset too many times to count...

Edit: Looks like the OTA got it working!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stefan600:
hello,

have a problem with my galaxy s2:

just updated my s2 to the latest nightly of cyanogenmod "cm-10.2-20130921-NIGHTLY-i9100".

my old kernel was: dorimanx 9.34 + rootbox 4.2

after update it booted to cyanogenmod and worked for few minutes. then it showed some errors like "android.core.*" stopped working. after reboot it can´t even boot on recovery mode. download mode is still availabile, flashing to old kernel + firmware doesn´t help anything.

same probelm: no boot (stuck at bootscreen)

anyone has an idea what to do?

thanks in advice
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrewwright:
Have you tried wiping data in recovery when it stuck in boot loop.

Also did you format system before you flashed cm 10.2
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] trackswind:
I got it to work fine on my S2. Played around on it for a few hours, got everything installed. Then bam, upon restart I get boot loop. Wiping cache/delvik didn't work. Various tutorials recommend repeating the install process and/or continuing to factory wipe until it works.

EDIT: I have repeated the process. Make sure that before you install CM/Gapps, you factory reset, wipe cache and delvik. Have reset the phone several times and it now works.
[Samsung Galaxy 551 Callisto] psyke83:
CyanogenMod 11.0 Galaxy 551/Callisto (GT-I5510) Port [androidarmv6] [OTA enabled]

Current port status:

release candidate

- should be suitable for daily use

Latest release: Over The Air (OTA) build - updated regularly

Hey folks,

This is a port of CyanogenMod 11.0 (using the androidarmv6 fork) for the Samsung Galaxy 551 (GT-I5510 or "Callisto") series phones. The current version is Android 4.4.2. Please note that this is an Over The Air (OTA) enabled ROM.

Pre-requisites:

ClockworkMod

First-time installation:

Download and install the latest OTA-enabled build from: http://download.androidarmv6.org/_builds/callisto/

If you are upgrading from a different Android revision, perform a data-wipe.

ROM updates will now be available via the built-in OTA update mechanism (see below).

OTA update instructions:

Navigate to Settings -> About phone -> CyanogenMod updates.

Ensure that Update types is set to New versions (incl. Nightlies).

Click the refresh icon, and new updates will be displayed inside the app. Click on the desired version to begin the download, and follow the on-screen prompts to complete the upgrade process.

Previous releases:

20140125

md5: ?

Build updated to cm-11.0

Hardware keys fixed (thanks to darblack)

Camera fixed (hopefully; please leave feedback)

Many fixes and improvements

20140101

md5: ?

Build updated to CM10.2

Add configuration files to support hardware keypad (sec_keypad)

Fix kernel driver issues that may cause issues on Callisto, including camera initialization (note: should hopefully fix initialization of camera kernel driver, but the camera still may need other fixes to actually work correctly)

20130921

md5: 2c2c70ad83dfa5468e7aff5822510111

First build - untested

Thanks [Samsung androidarmv6 crew]:

WaylandAce

TheWhisp

rohan007

michie

hrk

erikcas

bieltv3

tilal6991

KonstaT

psyke83

ankur850

Source Code:

Kernel: github.com/androidarmv6/android_kernel_samsung_msm7x27

Device: github.com/androidarmv6/android_device_samsung_callisto
[Samsung Galaxy 551 Callisto] psyke83:
ClockworkMod:

ClockworkMod v6.0.5.3 or later is mandatory in order to install CM11, or else you will experience "status 0" errors when attempting to flash ROMs that have hardware TLS enabled.

How to update ClockworkMod recovery:

Download the latest callisto recovery.img available from the Jenkins cm-recovery job list, and copy to your device's /sdcard.

Flash the image by entering the following commands in the terminal emulator app:

su
flash_image recoveryonly /sdcard/recovery.img

Useful resources:

1. simple2ext_mod - modified version of S2E app2sd app updated to support CM11 (and is fully compatible with OTA updates, unlike most other app2sd solutions) [thanks: [MENTION=3877378]psyke83[/MENTION] ]

2. Gapps Basic packages for CM11 (note: be sure to use the SD-EXT package v2.1 or later for callisto) [thanks: [MENTION=5165022]Bhargav97[/MENTION] & [MENTION=3877378]psyke83[/MENTION]]

3. AZERTY keyboard patch - flashable recovery package; won't break delta OTA updates, but a full OTA package update will wipe the changes, requiring the package to be re-installed) [thanks: [MENTION=644225]aldweb[/MENTION]]
[Samsung Galaxy 551 Callisto] psyke83:
CM11 builds with kernel 3.0 - testers required

WARNING: certain builds may not boot, for various reasons. You should be prepared to reflash a working ROM if necessary.

Due to [MENTION=5051035]Mm7[/MENTION]'s excellent work in getting the partial source FSR driver working for the other Gingerbread devices, it seems like a good time to resume work on the 3.0 kernel. Since I don't have a galaxy5, beni, callisto or tass in my posession, I need some people to test some experimental builds that use kernel 3.0.

Current status:

All builds are booting

All drivers (on all builds) have been reported as working correctly

Needs testing (compare the behaviour to the old kernel):

General stability

General performance

Battery consumption / deep sleep

WiFi suspend stability

SD card and/or USB transfer speed issues

Audio stutters/microstutters during playback when phone is idle

Potential lag during wake from idle

beni: cm11 build #1165 (updated: November 14th)

callisto: cm11 build #1177 (updated: November 24th)

cooper: cm11 build #1199 (updated: December 6th)

galaxy5: cm11 build #1198 (updated: December 4th)

gio: [MENTION=985241]erikcas[/MENTION] is testing private builds

tass: cm11 build #1138 (updated: November 10th)

1. Perform a full CWM backup before proceeding (a data-wipe will be mandatory*, and your backup will also insure against potential data-loss).

2. Optional: if possible, use a backup SD card during testing to avoid potential data-loss.

3. Perform a data wipe*, and install the CM11 build.

Please give feedback on what is working and not working compared to the regular build. Particular focus should be on hardware components - for example, wifi, touchscreen, camera, bluetooth, sensors, etc. Try to ensure that everything works.

Please upload a dmesg and logcat (taken shortly after boot completion) for me to examine, even if the build is not giving any obvious problems. Just make sure to mention the build # and your phone model when providing me with feedback. Thanks!

To capture logs (best done shortly after boot completion so that I can see the beginning of the logs):

su
cd /sdcard
logcat -d >logcat.txt
dmesg >dmesg.txt

* If you insist on installing the cm11 build over an OTA installation without a data-wipe, you'll need to edit the updater-script and remove the line beginning with sha1_check. To go back to an OTA build (without wiping), you'll need to perform the same step on the updater-script of a full OTA package as well.
[Samsung Galaxy 551 Callisto] ankur850:
good job, [MENTION=3877378]psyke83[/MENTION] did you fixed media scanner issue ?
[Samsung Galaxy 551 Callisto] psyke83:
[MENTION=4839120]ankur850[/MENTION],

I don't own a callisto, so I rely on testers to let me know if the build works (and provide logcats, etc., if it doesn't). I've merged the "cleaned" callisto vendor files, kernel and device overlay that co-exists with the other msm7x27 series phones to the androidarmv6 repository. If there's a media scanner bug, then it's likely to affect all other devices and should be fixed accordingly.