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[Android Builders Collective] Roger.T:
Example ?
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Awesomeness!! :laugh: :highfive:
[Android Builders Collective] Roger.T:
Take it!

Take it!

Take it!

????
[Android Builders Collective] xperia1-2:
Can you trouble extracting the app out? Because it's not ABC ROM, but I want to update this desktop so that he has more settings to choose from, but I don't know how to get the app.
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Wouldn't work, as said it needs some commits in the rom framework.

So you have to pick it in your source and build within the rom.
[Android Builders Collective] klabit87:
The commit that was linked seems to have disappeared.

Would you mind describing what it is or maybe somewhere else i can find? possibly where you picked the commit?

Any info would be helpful. Thanks.

EDIT: Sorry just found the post about disabling it.

Thanks
[Android Builders Collective] heindrix:
Hey there,

Did you solve this problem?

If yes, how?
[Android Builders Collective] fKm:
Sadly no.
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
December arm64 gapps:

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=11410963190603867355

Build script and stuff: https://gitlab.com/ezio84/android-gapps

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PS: ABC rom source up to date too.
[Android Builders Collective] @ki:
Hey, ezio, can you build gapps for arm too?

I sadly have a 32 bit device ( which sucks ), but wanna use your gapps
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
No sorry, I use pixel factory images to make them and there's no 32bit support. Also I never did something that I can't test by myself.
[Android Builders Collective] Maibol:
hey guys is any one building for OP6?
[Android Builders Collective] crypt0kiddie:
Do we have ABC Pie for Moto/Google Nexus 6 yet?
[Android Builders Collective] Face_Plant:
No. It'll come when it comes.
[Android Builders Collective] crypt0kiddie:
I tried Nitrogen 2 lastnight which is Pie but I just can't do it. I can't get the factory pixel launcher working and its just not a clean as I would like. I gotta go back to the newest ABC 8.1.0.

Thinking about buying a Pixel 3XL anyway.
[Android Builders Collective] Face_Plant:
I would definitely recommend it. I got one to replace my 6P and I'm more than happy.
[Android Builders Collective] Sammysdad:
Ditto!
[Android Builders Collective] twcobra:
Anyone working on bringing up the pixel 3 xl crosshatch
[Android Builders Collective] Usneato:
As we now know, Google churned out security updates for the 5X and 6P this month. I went back to stock to try it out and my battery life seems to be about 15% better, which is attractive. Still, I miss the feel and features of the ABC ROM. I am wondering if anyone is planning build off of the December (or later) updates or if we really have seen the end of the line for ABC on 5X or 6P.
[Android Builders Collective] rp158:
[MENTION=8868196]Usneato[/MENTION]: I'm running aoscp-Pie for now....
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
DU supports it.

In the meantime i'm getting a pixel2xl thanks to some awesome guys so it will be the default device for the abc source, soon :D Will use du device trees as base because as usual they made an awesome job there.
[Android Builders Collective] twcobra:
My Pixel 3XL is due in on Fri. Maybe I can get a few lessons on Merging in some DU stuff and get a build going. I will finish reading up on the Rom building tutorials over the next few weeks then hit you up once in awhile when I get stumped.
[Android Builders Collective] Topse:
i tried......:o

but I'm still struggling with a problem.
[Android Builders Collective] twcobra:
I will be available for testing soon. I will probably spend a little while on rooted stock until I have familiarized myself on a/b devices. This will be my first.. I have treble on my Oneplus 5 but that is only a a only device.
[Android Builders Collective] Topse:
try DU. Runs very well on my 3xl :good:

a/b was / is also a new experience for me.

xda has some very good articles about it.

Make sure your adb / fastboot is up to date. otherwise, flashall will not work. a softbrick happened easily at Pixel 3 ;)
[Android Builders Collective] twcobra:
I already heard about the adb/fastboot issue. I have already updated. I am ready for Friday. Like I said. I will give stock a try for at least a few days to a week.
[Android Builders Collective] rohit25:
Time to unlock my bootloader...
[Android Builders Collective] letmedanz:
Nice E!

You deserve it :)
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Hey P! :D We need you back in the business :D
[Android Builders Collective] letmedanz:
I wish too brother :)
[Android Builders Collective] nicholasknicks:
Anyone still building the ABC Oreo for Angler? The Pie Roms are all pretty much battery killers
[Android Builders Collective] Punkiderma:
Also for bullhead.l, I know this is a collective and that I could learn to build it by myself etc., but I just wanted to ask if someone is building for the nexus 5x including the last security patch our device will ever receive, just to set it :) thanks
[Android Builders Collective] Pete02:
Hey Ezio, I had a question about your 9.0 gapps. I'm using them with a GZOSP 9.0 rom and I keep getting "carrier provisioning services keeps stopping". Is there perhaps something I'm missing cause I'm also having trouble receiving calls? I'm on a N5X btw.

Edit: scratch that. Gave up on 9.0 for now. Sorry for the noise.
[Android Builders Collective] Sheetzie03:
Missing ABC for Angler as well. Some ABC Pie would be sweeeet.

However, I'm not sure the last time you checked Angler Pie Roma, but it's gotten much better. Try AICP by [MENTION=3860593]semdoc[/MENTION]

Later
[Android Builders Collective] chrisexv6:
I would settle for the December update rolled into ABC, I dont feel the need to have Pie just yet (well, maybe for dessert).

I wish I had the resources to make a build environment, I would just build it myself!
[Android Builders Collective] rohit25:
Well to be honest I had my build for Nexus 5 going on a 1tb WD blue HDD... No SSD for me... Just need a 8gig system as a min. Requirement and don't use your computer once you start building...

If you have 8gig of RAM I'd say start building... Takes 3-4hrs first time... But every iteration will take less
[Android Builders Collective] Roger.T:
...

Gesendet von meinem ONEPLUS A6003 mit Tapatalk
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Merry Christmas fellas! :D
[Android Builders Collective] theesotericone:
It's still early beta too. When this truly takes of its gonna be one of the best features of Android.
[Android Builders Collective] SilkyJohnson:
I don't cheat on [MENTION=2888538]letmedanz[/MENTION], so I'm eagerly awaiting his next build with these pics. Has anyone tried it on his build? I got the apk installed from syko.
[Android Builders Collective] martinoff:
Just made a build with RRO but something wrong, I think it conflict with darkui

Have to make a new one lol

Is it anywhere in settings as option, can't find it
[Android Builders Collective] sykopompos:
It doesn't exactly conflict with dark theme, everything is just based off of stock colors right now. We are working on exposing all of Google's bad layouts XML for like bg that just say white or teal and turning them into actual color codes so everything can be modified.

Once those are done, dark themed Roms will just be able to use the color codes in place there and a theme can completely change all the colors even if it is a dark color based ROM
[Android Builders Collective] reS28raM:
My thoughts? This version of Android, Lollipop, is gonna going to be an historical one. Really thanks to all people involved!
[Android Builders Collective] DroidIt!:
Sounds awesome. I know for the longest time the Slim team has been trying to figure a way starting with 5.0 how to best implement a new theming system and I don't think they were really all that nuts about the way CM was doing things either. If this works out good and it seems pretty promising at least as far as my knowledge goes ;) this could really shake up he AOSP scene....CM who? [emoji16]
[Android Builders Collective] martinoff:
Thanks mate, just to be sure how we use it

Place the apk in /system/vendor/overlay and that's it?
[Android Builders Collective] DroidIt!:
Yep, well and then go back into the overlay app to apply them. If you dig around on their g+ community page a bit they have a good starter post on their as well as a start on how to do your own themes with this new system ;)
[Android Builders Collective] martinoff:
Delete, find it
[Android Builders Collective] Hopper8:
Man what theme is that? I haven't found one that does soft keys yet! Link me to where you're getting your themes :D
[Android Builders Collective] sykopompos:
They are the built in sample overlays with all different colors
[Android Builders Collective] sykopompos:
The best way is to out them into the SykoPath overlays folder on your sdcard and let the app handle it from there.

We are still working on how to distribute overlays and make it do everything so it is all simple and invisible for the user
[Android Builders Collective] sykopompos:
It is a lot more then theming though so it can even add new resources in too like translations
[Android Builders Collective] DroidIt!:
Re-reading the g+ page, think I need to correct myself. Still figuring it out too. It actually sounds like you put any apk's into SD/Sychopath-Overlays and then whatever folder makes sense to you. Then go back into the app, refresh it, and then pick whatever category you put the apk's into, apply and reboot. There was just an update pushed to the play store and the app is now called layers. Still getting familiar with it, but in the app description it says you can see theme previews now too ;)
[Android Builders Collective] SilkyJohnson:
I've been saying "CM who?" for a couple years now ?
[Android Builders Collective] Garrykd:
Time to jump on the bandwagon, I suppose :p

New builds up for mako and hammerhead with rro (Layers) compatibility :D

Light ui builds for now.

http://xdaforums.com/slimroms/general/rom-builders-collective-t2861778/post55121772
[Android Builders Collective] HumpDdumpD:
+1 here. As soon as they went "corporate" I figured they were going downhill for what I like in a custom open sourced ROM. Then I discovered Slimroms. A shame too because I was using CM back in the day on my G1 when Steve was just starting to put out his own flavor of android. I always tend to aim for the underdog then jump ship when they get big... Glad I didn't follow that path when Android became the global DOMINATOR! ?
[Android Builders Collective] theesotericone:
If [MENTION=1050103]sykopompos[/MENTION] does what I think he's capable of with this that "bandwagon" is quickly gonna turn into a freight train. And you and a few others will be able to look back years from now and say "Yep I had one of the first builds using that protocol." I've been following his frank thread for a long time now and it's all coming together.

On a side note I still haven't had any time to get github going for myself. 14 hour days and 1.5 hours of commute time tends to wear on you. I am really starting to hate my job. lol :cool:
[Android Builders Collective] sykopompos:
I bet no one expected the day when I turned around and said I throw my hat into the ring to working on the mako port of the lollipop preview that day that I would be leading the freight train of so many changes in the community :p

From that project, I met the awesome [MENTION=2981094]bitstra[/MENTION] and [MENTION=4450732]CallMeAldy[/MENTION] and I teamed up with those guys to start working on a huge project with my vision of what we could do and then I pulled in [MENTION=3810143]bgill55[/MENTION] because I knew he had the talent for what we needed
[Android Builders Collective] theesotericone:
The beauty of it is it's not an exploit or a hack. It's taking something already native to the system and refining it to allow for better things. How you stumbled onto this idea is beyond me. There are hundreds of devs that could have seen this and used it. No one did except for some chump putting out this crazy Frank ROM. If you really end up beating the OEMs to the punch on this one I'm gonna laugh my arse off. I bet you have plenty of beta testers now! Next step a crappily written XDA Portal Post. This cats about to be way out of the bag.:cool:
[Android Builders Collective] Roger.T:
Happy and peaceful New Year
[Android Builders Collective] Badger50:
Same to you Mr. Wallpaper! :laugh::good:
[Android Builders Collective] indian84:
Happy New Year Fellasss...

Have a wonderful year ahead...
[Android Builders Collective] rp158:
...and let's make wonderful by spreading this fine common spirit

(written on a still living N5X)
[Android Builders Collective] nexus723:
Happy new year everone, and to you developer :)!

I am finally back on Android after using iOS for years. Now I have a nexus 6p and I am going to fix ABC rom in a few days, heard many positive things so looking forward to it, as I want a rom with stability and good battery life + customization. Anyways hope all works, love Oreo so this is great.

Thank you so much for your work, I hope to see more updates too, as you do an amazing job.

Anything I should know when I have ABC rom which can be mandatory to do before using the rom properly or something?
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Happy new year everyone!

Let's start properly :D

​

ABC ROM-ABC_ROM_taimen-9-20190101

Huge thanks to DU friends and all the community as usual.

Download

- Gapps are built in.

- If you don't have latest factory image, follow these steps:

Updating monthly bits on pixels

1. Download factory images from Google and extract them.

2. Boot into the bootloader

3. fastboot flash bootloader nameofbootloader.img

(take note of what slot is being flashed)

4. fastboot reboot-bootloader

5. fastboot flash bootloader_x nameofbootloader.img

(replace x with the opposite slot a or b depending on what slot was flashed in step 3)

6. fastboot reboot-bootloader

7. fastboot flash radio --slot all nameofradio.img

8. fastboot reboot-bootloader

9. fastboot flash vendor --slot all nameofvendor.img

*Now you're up to date on both slots for the month*

10. Reboot into recovery (nb: fastboot boot twrp.img is also fine if you don't want to install it)

11. Factory reset *DO NOT WIPE SYSTEM

12. Flash rom

Reboot & enjoy.

13 (optional) Reboot to recovery and flash magisk.

- For further abc build updates, just fastboot boot to twrp, then wipe dalvik, flash rom zip and reboot.

Don't wipe system

or you'll break stuff, twrp automatically flashes the zip to the inactive slot and enables it on reboot. If you come from a different custom rom, same steps but do a factory reset too (still without a wipe system).

If you have problems, call the A-team or clean flash

Same stuff needed for any other custom aosp-based rom :good:
[Android Builders Collective] paolocorpo:
Dear Ezio,

Happy New Year to you too ;)

Any chance to have another update for N5x ?

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[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
If someone has bullhead, it's just to merge latest aosp tags to my oreo source and build it ;)
[Android Builders Collective] paolocorpo:
Reading your words it looks very simple but ... Not to me :(

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[Android Builders Collective] rrrrrrredbelly:
Hey, thanks for this. Excited you're building for taimen, hope you enjoy the phone.
[Android Builders Collective] buffal0b1ll:
Awesome! Any interest out there for a walleye build? I'm working on it.
[Android Builders Collective] jerethi:
Need [MENTION=4831195]buffal0b1ll[/MENTION]!
[Android Builders Collective] dorqus:
Yes please for walleye build :)
[Android Builders Collective] aoaleman:
Thank you, Ezio for bringing this to Taimen!! Happy New Year! :D
[Android Builders Collective] indian84:
Now if we can convince [MENTION=3306843]kantjer[/MENTION] to get off Oxygen OS.

:laugh:
[Android Builders Collective] buffal0b1ll:
I've moved on from 5x. Go ahead and update your bootloader and radio and flash newest EX if you want to be as up to date as you can on my final October bullhead build. Or move on to a Pie ROM. I've been happy with Pixel Experience for 5x. It does run thru battery faster than 8.1 did tho.

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​

ABC ROM-ABC_ROM_walleye-9-20190101

Huge thanks to [MENTION=2095315]ezio84[/MENTION] and [MENTION=6552280]MSF Jarvis[/MENTION] and the whole community.

Download

- Gapps are built in.

- Follow these steps to get current December bootloader, radio, vendor on both slots:

Updating monthly bits on pixels

1. Download factory images from Google and extract them.

2. Boot into the bootloader

3. fastboot flash bootloader nameofbootloader.img

(take note of what slot is being flashed)

4. fastboot reboot-bootloader

5. fastboot flash bootloader_x nameofbootloader.img

(replace x with the opposite slot a or b depending on what slot was flashed in step 3)

6. fastboot reboot-bootloader

7. fastboot flash radio --slot all nameofradio.img

8. fastboot reboot-bootloader

9. fastboot flash vendor --slot all nameofvendor.img

*Now you're up to date on both slots for the month*

- If you're already December patched on both slots, follow these steps and install the ROM

10. Reboot into recovery (nb: fastboot boot twrp.img is also fine if you don't want to install it)

11. Factory reset *DO NOT WIPE SYSTEM

12. Flash rom

13. (optional) Flash twrp.zip while still in recovery. This will re-install TWRP on both slots.

Reboot & enjoy.

14. (optional) Reboot to recovery and flash magisk.

- For further abc build updates, just fastboot boot to twrp, then wipe dalvik, flash rom zip and reboot.

Don't wipe system

or you'll break stuff, twrp automatically flashes the zip to the inactive slot and enables it on reboot. If you come from a different custom rom, same steps but do a factory reset too (still without a wipe system).
[Android Builders Collective] kantjer:
That won't be easy :laugh:
[Android Builders Collective] indian84:
OOS is decent. Combined with a custom kernel, it's livable with..
[Android Builders Collective] kantjer:
That's what I'm running. Rooted OOS with HolyDragon kernel (WireGuard support added)
[Android Builders Collective] llevo3:
I followed all the steps to update to december patch but I got "Your device is corrupt..." message. EDIT: I didn't flash the rom, just bootloader, radio and vendor and tried to boot into the system. What should I do? Can't even reboot to bootloader. EDIT2: ok, I boot into bootloader with hard keys, now what? Flash factory image? EDIT3: well I can't, adb doesn't recognize my device. Any help, anyone? EDIT4: luckily twrp is still present, waiting for instractions :)
[Android Builders Collective] VictorLapin:
If you're in bootloader mode, use fastboot instead of adb
[Android Builders Collective] llevo3:
OK, I flashed factory image with removing -w, all good now. I don't know why previous attempt to flash all failed :confused: anyways all good now

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now when i'm on december build, what I need to flash abc? reboot to twr, factory reset and flash rom?
[Android Builders Collective] kantjer:
I see in your sig that beside the OP6T we also share the nVIDIA Shield Android TV, great device
[Android Builders Collective] indian84:
Yes sir. Love it..
[Android Builders Collective] formicae:
I've been on OP6T for a week and I was surprised at how much 'ABC Spirit' I see in OOS. Slim and smart.

I'm definitely not unsubscribing from this thread though. A-Team forever. :cowboy:
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
OOS is really good, hats off to OP for their custom rom :cowboy:

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Yup, those are the steps i do:

- boot to twrp with fastboot;

- don't wipe system, do a factory reset then flash the rom and eventually twrp installer zip if you want to keep it

- reboot
[Android Builders Collective] DonQuixote77:
I'm having issues seeing up "ok Google" detection on Taimen. I can't set up my voice detection. I get stuck as in screenshot below. Everything else working flawlessly. Nice to see the teamwork with the DU Boyz.
[Android Builders Collective] DonQuixote77:
Here...
[Android Builders Collective] Badger50:
Try clearing the google app cache and data. Then try it again :good:
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
It works well here, try what Badger50 suggested. Or try also to go into "Settings - Google - Search,..." and toggle a few times the voice option or even remove the voice model.

Even try to long press home so it shows the assistant and the first disclaimer.

PS: there are some refresh issues for lockscreen/ambient weather and nowplaying on the first build, so if you face them don't worry, it's fixed for the next one :P
[Android Builders Collective] aoaleman:
Hi [MENTION=2095315]ezio84[/MENTION], is always dark theme working for you? Seems to revert to light every now and then. Other than that loving ABC on taimen.
[Android Builders Collective] DonQuixote77:
Thanks for the tip! Clearing Google app data and cache worked. Cheers!
[Android Builders Collective] buffal0b1ll:
Try to make sure dark mode on in Messages app too. It is tied to the system dark mode and has quasi-control over the phone and contacts apps dark mode too.

Potential conflict with Auto Night mode display settings or Auto based on wallpaper mode or Battery Saver mode too. All these thing have their hooks in triggering of dark/light system ui
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Blame Google :D

Like Bill said, they tied Messaging app dark mode to system dark mode.

So just open that app and enable dark mode there, then the theme will stick after reboot.

I'll see if a find a reliable way to bypass that.
[Android Builders Collective] kantjer:
To all,

Strarting Januari 19th my website will go offline.

If you want to keep ABC Oreo for Angler please download it ASAP.
[Android Builders Collective] jlokos:
Thanks for the new years' build. I dirty flashed from a previous build, and I had an issue with settings using nova launcher; I tried clearing cache and data in settings, but it still didn't work. I switched launcher, cleared cache and data from settings again, and it seemed to work. I switched back to nova and settings are working without issue. Dark theme, lockscreen weather and ok google working as well.
[Android Builders Collective] i42o:
[/COLOR][/COLOR]How is battery life on this rom? Are all the features on this from in the OP?[/QUOTE]
[Android Builders Collective] ffejy462:
Just curious, I've been using the 10.02 release, but (unless I go to the 10.02 post), the 9.07 release comes up as the last one on your site...

Thank you for all you've done. I really appreciated it.

10.02

https://xdaforums.com/custom-roms/a...rom-builders-collective-t2861778/post77775815
[Android Builders Collective] buffal0b1ll:
Today is day 4 on the walleye ABC build. Battery is as good or better than stock with same exact setup. Literally same setup. I dirty flashed my walleye build over stock.

No. There's no op with features list for this ROM. Here's the closest thing to a features list https://github.com/ezio84/scripts/blob/p/My_mods-commits_and_tips/Commits-list-with-links OREO.txt
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
[/QUOTE]

Github is the only ABC changelog/features list available :p
[Android Builders Collective] Face_Plant:
n00b question: how do you merge a new tag? I know how to do "git merge" to upstream kernels and stuff, but I can't figure out how merge say 9.0.0_r18 with 9.0.0_r21 using Google's repo tool. It doesn't seem to have a command equal to git's merge command (at least I didn't see one in the man page...)
[Android Builders Collective] pa.pn2:
[MENTION=360518]eizio[/MENTION]

Do we have still to flash this disable Verity zip from recents daval builds?