yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Droid X Android Development] Oggie7797:
[MENTION=2773890]TeutonJon78[/MENTION] the logo can't be replaced via twrp flash because of the boot order (correct me if I'm wrong [MENTION=5525731]Aaahh[/MENTION]) it boots stock kernel and bootloader (including the moto M) and then loads twrp which in turn loads new kernel+cm11. This is my understanding of it, but I may be wrong. Perhaps flash the logo changer zip in cwm and then flash twrp and cm11 afterwards?

Tap'd from my Lollerpoped Bionic
[Droid X Android Development] Bobcus Leper:
The only way of flashing a bootlogo is in the old CWM.
[Droid X Android Development] TeutonJon78:
AH, thanks. So, kind of a pain then. Ha. Flash CWM, reboot, flash logo, reboot recovery, reflash TWRP, continue on with your business.

My SBF put it all back to stock anyway, so I'll just leave it at that. I really just wanted to remove the custom logo I had put before I let someone else use it.

On a separate note, in the 12-26 build, did the recovery selection graphic change to the stock Moto logo instead of the red background with Android mascot? I thought I changed it with my failed logo attempt, but it persisted after the full redo, so now I'm thinking it just changed in that latest build.
[Droid X Android Development] Oggie7797:
You can change it to anything you want, M changed it to that on newest build. To chsnge it to something else the image is found in system/bootstrap/images

My kangs have an image I ripped from an old AOKP bootanination and I added the recovery/ROM selections to the bottom using Gimp. Nothing complicated to it

Sent from my Lollipop flavored Bionic ;)
[Droid X Android Development] TeutonJon78:
Ah thanks!
[Droid X Android Development] chiruscan:
Did you try the settings that work specifically with ICS ROMS?
[Droid X Android Development] m.ksy:
lol, guys why you trying to launch camera? it never work with AeroKernel, Quarx has deleted ov8810 compatibility and left only Defy stuff, the same with some of sensors and CDMA. As I said before we use Defy's kernel only for tests for DX - can launch KitKat or not :D Yes, for milestone 2 its fixed but only because has the same camera and some sensors as Defy.

p.s. launched google maps and it located me correctly in a few seconds, wifi was connected.
[Droid X Android Development] DR3W5K1:
Well i guess the only thing that is left is the proper kernel.

Can anyone build a kernel for this?
[Droid X Android Development] palmbeach05:
Only thing I know how to do is compile a kernel. I don't know how to edit a kernel properly
[Droid X Android Development] m.ksy:
lol, do you have this kernel ;) ? it's not so simple to take stock kernel and just compile. Also not "anyone" but only I work on porting all of new needed stuff from AeroKernel to stock Droid X kernel. Read the previous thread where we discussed building CM11.
[Droid X Android Development] m.ksy:
I wrote actual instruction for installing CM11 for those who on stock or custom ROM. Aaahh, please add it http://dumpz.org/946103/ to OP.

Instruction for installing CM11:

If you on custom ROM (CM, MIUI, etc.) goto step 6.

Download Droid 2 Recovery Bootstrapper CWM 5.0.2.0 and Framaroot.apk to sdcard.

On phone: Settings->Applications(Enable Unknown sources)->Development->Enable USB Debugging.

Install Framaroot.apk, launch it and select "Gimli", reboot phone.

Install Droid2RecoveryBootstrap_CWM5.0.2.0.apk, launch it, select "Bootstrap Recocery", grant Superuser access and reboot phone.

Download twrp_cm11_dx.zip, gapps and ROM to sdcard.

Reboot phone into CWM Recovery or if you on stock firmware launch Droid X Bootstrapper and press "Reboot Recovery".

In CWM choose wipe data/factory reset, then install zip from sdcard and select twrp_cm11_dx.zip.

Reboot system and immediately enter the bootmenu (press vol- on blue LED).

Recovery -> Team Win Recovery.

In TWRP choose Install and select ROM, then slide, after install Reboot -> System.

After boot up complete the setup, then reboot phone.

On screen with android on red background press menu hardware key, then choose Install and select gapps.

Reboot -> System.
[Droid X Android Development] nu2moding:
will the next kernel have CDMA radio working?

also just thot, how about a MetroPCS version?

plus, just flashed cm11, runs good, but got no WiFi near me n my DX is my daily driver

quick clock doesn't work

another question:

after flashing gapps couldn't bypass the setup like 4corners tap on GB.. is there a

way to do same on kitkat?
[Droid X Android Development] m.ksy:
can't say now.

not affected by CM11

may be because of gapps, I will fix it soon

kitkat don't have setup like on GB, so no need 4corners tap bypass
[Droid X Android Development] Aaahh:
Thanks but the resoins and setup is better on Gdrive...

Wait? i thought the Milestone2 camera was the same as the droid x? Man building takes a long time... We should have more free space in the system partition without the GSM stuff, the CDMA wont connect but it wont try to use it as GSM...
[Droid X Android Development] m.ksy:
Milestone 2 have 5Mp camera :)

Also GSM stuff already deleted, otherwise CM11 took more memory ;)
[Droid X Android Development] Aaahh:
Maybe you can make a swap.ko, the link to source: https://github.com/Quarx2k/jordan-kernel

and here is the swap.c and other files...

https://android.googlesource.com/kernel/common/+/android-2.6.39/mm/

Sure but somethings are wrong...

No there isn't a problem qClock works, you need to download the other google apps first...
[Droid X Android Development] m.ksy:
what exactly wrong? I specially flashed CM11 one more time using this manual to check it out.

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Only thing is step

I think would be better like this:
[Droid X Android Development] Aaahh:
Yeah partley right, if on stock you dont have to, only on 2nd-init i think...
[Droid X Android Development] m.ksy:
on stock and 2nd-init both, checked. new instruction http://dumpz.org/946103/
[Droid X Android Development] Aaahh:
No, i have been installing cm11 without wiping data on stock, about 7 times now...

Also for the kernel, did you get the source code of moto and then elaborate on top or just took the defy stock code?
[Droid X Android Development] m.ksy:
the additional wipe would not be worse, and in some cases even helpful

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yes, I get stock DX sources from sourceforge

p.s. new instruction http://dumpz.org/946103/ paste it to OP
[Droid X Android Development] palmbeach05:
[MENTION=561976]m.sky[/MENTION] and [MENTION=5525731]Aaahh[/MENTION] since the kernel sources are from the DX, wouldn't you be able to pull Quarx's kernel files and just insert the mm/ directory from Quarx into our kernel package, compile the kernel, then place kernel inside CM11 build? That seems to be the most logical, unless there's something I'm not catching
[Droid X Android Development] Bobcus Leper:
Hey m.ksy, did you fix or remove the setup wizard from your gapps? Because they FC'd and would go past just a sec.
[Droid X Android Development] m.ksy:
not so simple, but you can try if have a time :(

This shouldn't be. Describe more detail. When did it start? which events caused?

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@Aaahh, did you already synced PAC repo?
[Droid X Android Development] Bobcus Leper:
On a clean flash from .621, I flashed the newest nightly and your gapps. After it booted up, I started the setup, and after about a minute or so after staying at the Just A Sec... Part, the setup wizard FC'd. So, I removed the setup wizard from the gapps.
[Droid X Android Development] Aaahh:
Kind of curious where you got this....

I set it up so that, system is still on system and everything remains, but boot partition, is kinda of a dummy, it can't be touched, so it itsnt, instead, the system just reboots using another boot loader and boot ramdsik+zimage which is really what a boot partition is,

Twro is just a different ramdisk, the logo of cm is changeable,the buttons recovery image is changeable

I think the m logo was changeable, but I don't remember
[Droid X Android Development] Oggie7797:
That's basically what I said bud lol I didn't say that it made new system partition because of it did, then we wouldn't be limited by the tiny size :p

Sent from my Lollipop flavored Bionic ;)
[Droid X Android Development] m.ksy:
New KitKat

New ROM - cm-11-20150111-UNOFFICIAL-shadow.zip

MEGA, Mediafire, GDrive

md5: b40d91418d7986f2206c4687d5d6b916

Changelog:

- CM repo sync

- Quarx's repo sync

- removed LockClock, again :D

- fix for SMS/MMS
[Droid X Android Development] Einsteindks:
Um, not uploaded yet? Didn't see it.
[Droid X Android Development] m.ksy:
on MEGA uploaded

will upload to gdrive and mediafire for a while.

...

done
[Droid X Android Development] sd_shadow:
http://xdaforums.com/devdb/project/?id=5087#downloads
[Droid X Android Development] Unidave199:
New Life... Old Phone...

Super easy to load and install. Just installed and this is looking GREAT!!!

Not sure what to do with this since I am a sprint user.. Maybe a sweet media player???

D-
[Droid X Android Development] Oggie7797:
ro.radio.noril=yes

^add this to build.prop and reboot and it disables radio. Alternatively, you can flash to sprint/cricket since they run CDMA bands like Verizon. [MENTION=4267571]sd_shadow[/MENTION] I'm sure has a link, alternatively I have his droid x bible linked in my signature.
[Droid X Android Development] Einsteindks:
This all would be soo much sweeter from my kid-busy, 'recreational' phone if it didn't have that damned reboot/power-up glitch. Unfortunately, it seems it's based on the motherboard. The phone works great, it's just that getting at the power on to the system partition can be a real pain in the @$$.
[Droid X Android Development] Oggie7797:
Remove cm11 theme engine and use the aero control tweaks on I think post #19 on my cm11 kang. Doing that should make it run smoother and eliminate some of the reboots
[Droid X Android Development] Einsteindks:
Cm11 runs just fine. It's the manual power-on, and intentional rebooting that is a problem. When plugged in without a battery, I get a green flashing light for a random amount of time and then the phone powers on in charge mode. Mostly, if I power off in recovery, then power on normal, I stand a good chance of the phone turning on. Otherwise, it's a hit or miss song and dance to get it to boot up properly.
[Droid X Android Development] Bobcus Leper:
Thanks so much [MENTION=4338887]m.ksy[/MENTION] for your 2015 build. It is so smooth that I could use my DX again as my daily driver. I haven't even had a reboot yet! Excellent work!:)
[Droid X Android Development] ultrasuper:
I get the random reboots as well. I think most who haven't configured the tweaks as [MENTION=5660618]Oggie7797[/MENTION] and [MENTION=5711114]Bobcus Leper[/MENTION] Bob say, do get them. BUT, the power-up issues I haven't seen anyone else post about.

I certainly have no issue powering on. Can you elaborate on what you're experiencing there? Perhaps you have a hw issue with your DX?
[Droid X Android Development] Oggie7797:
I'm honestly thinking about rebasing my kang off of newest cm11 and just adding all my tweaks and additions. I haven't source built in awhile so it'd probably help with some of the setup fc. I also need to rebuild kernel but I'm busy with OctOs stuff
[Droid X Android Development] TeutonJon78:
Does it disable it as in no power to the radio, or just not enable the software layer for it?
[Droid X Android Development] Oggie7797:
disables it, as in...no 911 calls. makes the battery last forever too lol it basically makes the phone think it's a tablet....with no radio. :)
[Droid X Android Development] deegge:
I have been using my DX as a daily driver. I was getting reboots but on the last couple of roms I didn't install install gapps and the reboots went away. I didn't even have to do any performance tweaks
[Droid X Android Development] Einsteindks:
URRGGHH! I was lamenting the INABILITY to reboot, & power on!! Mainly, in the hopes of someone knew what the source of it was. I'm relatively certain it is in the hardware.
[Droid X Android Development] Unidave199:
Wouldn't airplane mode do the same thing? And just us a exposed module to hide the little airplane? That way you can activate the radio for a Emergency 911 call if you break your ankle while running in the park..

Sent from my Sprint Note 3 via Xparent Skyblue Talptalk 2 ...thanks to Josh's KitKat Killer 4.0!!!

Tablet: Hisense Sero 7 Pro with the dopa 4.4.2 ROM

and still rockin my

EVO Supersonic with the JellyBeats Media ROM!
[Droid X Android Development] Oggie7797:
Actually no it is totally different. Airplane mode kills all wireless networks including bluetooth and wifi. Plus the xposed mod would be another process running and would use more system resources and thereby slowing the device and making the battery not last as long. If you break your ankle while running in the park, I'm more than certain you would have an actual phone with you if not then there will be other people around.
[Droid X Android Development] TeutonJon78:
You can leave it in airplane mode but still turn on wifi and bluetooth. Those states stick with power off and on as well. There were some apps that let you configure airplane mode so that you could turn airplane mode on without turning off wifi or bluetooth (eliminating the turning them back on step), but those stopped working in newer versions of Android.

But if the build.prop edit does disable those modes directly, you would save a little more battery because those related processes wouldn't even start, but probably not that much, since if they are off, the processes will basically just sleep anyway.

I leave mine in airplane mode with wifi off, and the battery does last a pretty long time. Turn wifi (awlays) on, and it's back to about a day before needing recharging, even if I'm not using it.
[Droid X Android Development] Oggie7797:
Lol do what ya want, but the prop edit does have amazing battery boost. Just sharing is all.
[Droid X Android Development] friendlybiker:
Battery life is much better.
[Droid X Android Development] taosk8r:
Hoping there will be a changelog update, both versions seem pretty out of date. I won't understand any of what it says, unless it says unstable, but perhaps people will come later with ancient phones like this who will.. Guess Ill risk that the latest version will be an unstable one at this point..
[Droid X Android Development] sd_shadow:
cm-11-20150111-UNOFFICIAL-shadow.zip out of date? no change log has not been updated since cm-11-20140914-UNOFFICIAL-shadow not much changed.

but really?

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random reboots, lag, some apps may not work.. are about the only bugs, other than this is a old device (5 years old in July)

edit: this bugs are not common to all, but everyone uses their device a little differently.
[Droid X Android Development] Oggie7797:
Lol plus if "unstable" is an issue then flash an ICS ROM...kitkat is awesome on the droid x if stability is THAT big of an issue then might as well stay stock/flash an ancient gingerbread ROM.
[Droid X Android Development] taosk8r:
3 months seemed like a long time to me, I guess thats only a couple days in developer time though.. I just don't plan to update things after this cause I'm not too sure if you can just slap a newer version of a rom on there without restoring from backup and all that (I don't have a wealth of experience in these matters).. I guess I didn't look at the frequency of Changelog updates before mentioning that it seemed really out of date, but now that I am it seemed like they happened 3 or more times a month, then roughly monthly, and the last one has been about 3 months, so I guess its fair to say it looked pretty out of date, no?

Mainly I'm flashing this newer ROM because I want to test it on this device and see how it runs, so I can see if it is worth putting on my other similarly aged phone instead of the 7.2 I have there, and also because I really need to be able to run CF.Lumen (4.4+).
[Droid X Android Development] Oggie7797:
No. Kitkat is an outdated android version so there's no new commits being pushed to make a new build. This ROM is very official and in line with CyanogenMod, unlike my kang. If [MENTION=4338887]m.ksy[/MENTION] makes new builds it'd really only include kernel changes but seeing as to how this uses 2.6 kernel and he's in the works of porting CM12+ 3.x kernel....don't expect updates for this ROM. Constantly having "updates" to flash isn't as nice as it sounds. Be thankful that this ROM is pretty freaking stable for a 5year old device.
[Droid X Android Development] taosk8r:
Yeah, I am not real informed overall about the state of things, but I am not anticipating any updates or anything (rather the opposite). I am hopeful that it is stable, sure I can take your word if you say it is, and I will be thankful for that eventually.. :)

I honestly still have a lingering question about the whole process of flashing ROMs in general, because it started to look like perhaps I *can* just flash a newer version without re-running a batch thing on Titanium to re-install everything, is that right?
[Droid X Android Development] Oggie7797:
If you're updating the same ROM (cm on top of cm or LS on top if LS) just wipe system and cache and dalvik and flash new zip+gapps. If you're changing ROMs (cm to LS) you MUST wipe data too because if not you'll have issues. Just read OP and it's pretty specific on how to flash. [MENTION=4267571]sd_shadow[/MENTION] even made a very noob friendly video on how to flash cm11 (and any other kk ROM)
[Droid X Android Development] taosk8r:
Good deal.. Sorry that gets another question.. I know how to wipe cache and dalvik in recovery IIRC, not sure how/where to wipe system. Is there a recommended app that does all 3, or are they all in recovery somewhere, or is that the wipe data/factory reset option?

I'm pretty clear on the instructions there (as far as rooting and installing this CM11, just asking that last one for possible future reference.
[Droid X Android Development] Oggie7797:
Lol at the splash screen right after the moto M push the menu button. Tap wipe. Tap advanced. Tap everything EXCEPT SD card. Swipe. Hit home. Tap install. Tap ROM zip. Tap add another. Tap gapps. Swipe. Reboot system.
[Droid X Android Development] sd_shadow:
cm-11-20150111-UNOFFICIAL-shadow.zip changelog

click to show content

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Added to Changelog
[Droid X Android Development] ultrasuper:
Any idea what the fixes were from

this: cm-11-20150111-UNOFFICIAL-shadow.zip

to

this: cm-11-20150112-UNOFFICIAL-shadow.zip

I've only ever used the latter, assuming there was some bug fix that required an upload almost right after the former was announced.
[Droid X Android Development] sd_shadow:
Don't know, I've only used the former.
[Droid X Android Development] m.ksy:
sms/mms was fixed in1201 build
[Droid X Android Development] sd_shadow:
Noted
[Droid X Android Development] Shuudoushi:
Been a long time since I looked at this thread, almost forgot about it in fact lol. Thanks for your continued work for our most loved Droids [MENTION=4338887]m.ksy[/MENTION]! After I SBF (I jacked up my partitions again >.>) I'll be updating to the latest.
[Droid X Android Development] TeutonJon78:
Just as a side note, the 2015-1-12 build is only on your MEGA account, and not on the other 2.
[Droid X Android Development] m.ksy:
also some cleanup, ROM size 183,9 Mb -> 165,7 Mb

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fixed
[Droid X Android Development] Oggie7797:
I noticed when i rebased my kang lol really glad you decided to remove some of the bloat because the previous ones were a bit too heavy in my opinion. Thanks again for all of your hard work!
[Droid X Android Development] Shuudoushi:
I can't seem to find the CM file browser... Did it get removed, or did I jack up an install?
[Droid X Android Development] m.ksy:
removed
[Droid X Android Development] Oggie7797:
Thank god lol worst file manager ever ?
[Droid X Android Development] Bobcus Leper:
Yeah! You can't even cut and paste!:p
[Droid X Android Development] Shuudoushi:
Ok, I was thinking I just messed up again and would have to reinstall.

Anyone have a suggestion for a good file browser?
[Droid X Android Development] Oggie7797:
A good free one is root browser by jrummy16 or another good one is solid explorer.
[Droid X Android Development] rcunningham:
ROM stuff

Can I use this ROM for a project I have going? It's the only version of KK for the Droid X. I would use it to create a stock AOSP ROM, then blot it with Verizon and Motorola stuff, than publish it. I will make sure to put your name in it. Thanks.
[Droid X Android Development] Einsteindks:
Actually, Liquid Smooth has a KitKat version out that I think is just a little bit better than this one.
[Droid X Android Development] sd_shadow:
I'm sure it's OK as long as you get credit to [MENTION=5525731]Aaahh[/MENTION] and [MENTION=4338887]m.ksy[/MENTION]
[Droid X Android Development] Aaahh:
For some reason, xda keeps crashing my firefox...

Thanks for resonding to him.
[Droid X Android Development] Oggie7797:
Use chrome lol
[Droid X Android Development] rcunningham:
Ok
[Droid X Android Development] Bobcus Leper:
Happy Saint Patrick's Day everybody! May the DX live long enough to see another one!
[Droid X Android Development] cfli1688c1:
i came from muni, after installation, i keep getting stop on either setup wizard or theme has stopped.

i think the setup wizard is from the 2015 build, theme from the 2014 build.

any help?

thanks.
[Droid X Android Development] sd_shadow:
Muni? Miui? Did you watch my video?

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What filenames did you use?
[Droid X Android Development] cfli1688c1:
i will now, i follow you instruction on the first page.

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i still get the same error, setup wizard has stopped.

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cm-11-20140505-UNOFFICIAL-shadow.zip

8-7_GApps_Minimal_4.4.4_DX.zip
[Droid X Android Development] sd_shadow:
guessing 8-7 gapps doesn't work with 20140505 rom

try cm-11-20150111-UNOFFICIAL-shadow.zip
[Droid X Android Development] friendlybiker:
A lot of random reboots with that ROM.
[Droid X Android Development] sd_shadow:
been working well for me, but mostly use it a FM radio and streaming
[Droid X Android Development] cfli1688c1:
i actually did try that build as well, same problem. Also, i try just flashing the rom without gapps, but still the same error.
[Droid X Android Development] sd_shadow:
I would reflash stock firmware and start over

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Verify md5's for all files before using
[Droid X Android Development] LeonDX82:
will this work with the 605 firmware? Im on pa with the boot menu setup

I haven't touched this phone in a few years, the battery in it has swelled. it doesn't want to power up. if it does I want to try this rom
[Droid X Android Development] sd_shadow:
Yes works fine with 605 firmware
[Droid X Android Development] Oggie7797:
You can get cheap oem/knock off batteries on amazon for $8 the droid x makes for an awesome mp3 player :)
[Droid X Android Development] LeonDX82:
I have an exte battery. Its up now
[Droid X Android Development] sabrosolatino:
Hi folks, ¡"long life DroidX"!

It has been like 3 months I dont bootup the DroidX.

Any suggestion for a good lite ROM to make it a smooth player of VLC, Youtube and mp3 files (I don't need Gapps, nor Play store and it is only WIFI no cdma connection) and it is for a 3 ½ year old girl (niece).
[Droid X Android Development] Bobcus Leper:
I would flash stock, root it, remove all the bloat, and add radio.noril=yes to the build.prop.
[Droid X Android Development] Einsteindks:
This would, basically, effectively turn off all cellular radio activity?