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[P8lite Android Development] XePeleato:
Sure, your opinion matters. Luckily, if I apply a patch to CM, it's also valid on AOSP, the same applies for the kernel.
[P8lite Android Development] AmINoS007:
holly crap I thought this problem is finally solved :/ , okey I hope it can be fixed then , good luck !!!
[P8lite Android Development] zhaozihanzzh:
Great!If I port this for Honor 4C,will it work?Sorry for my bad English.

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[P8lite Android Development] NaqiKiller:
wow awesome :)
[P8lite Android Development] panchovix:
[MENTION=6929258]zhaozihanzzh[/MENTION] it will if the system img is not very heavy, i know because i used his past aosp that had static wifi, etc; and it worked on my honor 4x
[P8lite Android Development] XePeleato:
You can try it, however I am not responsible if anything goes wrong, moreover, I don't have a Honor 4C.
[P8lite Android Development] panchovix:
[MENTION=7354786]XePeleato[/MENTION] you needed to use a MM base rom? or you can install it from a LP base rom? just wondering

(i ask because i had other phones where i could move it from custom rom to another custom rom, with any android version between 5.0 and 6.0.1)
[P8lite Android Development] XePeleato:
I don't really get the question, there's no base rom needed, since you replace the whole system partition, so you can be at the version you want.
[P8lite Android Development] wouterbeer:
[MENTION=7354786]XePeleato[/MENTION] : Wow! Keep up the good work! Really looking forward to test my phone with CM!

And happy to get rid of the whole EMUI shell and finally have a real slim android experience on my phone :)
[P8lite Android Development] NourOne:
Where I can download the ROM?
[P8lite Android Development] Azaradel:
Read first post again.
[P8lite Android Development] johination:
Gesendet von meinem ALE-L21 mit Tapatalk
[P8lite Android Development] XePeleato:
No PMs received so far [emoji322] [emoji322]
[P8lite Android Development] Renaldas2000:
I'm hoping this rom would fix the "network access denied" problem I'm having since you're using a custom kernel, right? The hype is real! :D
[P8lite Android Development] XePeleato:
Yeah, I have modified the kernel a bit, and I'll have to modify it a little bit more since I have to rewrite some modules related to memory allocation
[P8lite Android Development] Renaldas2000:
Sounds awesome, keep it up!
[P8lite Android Development] :
[MENTION=7354786]XePeleato[/MENTION] Why don't you make a thread under some development part of xda maybe someone can help you xP
[P8lite Android Development] XePeleato:
In my opinion this is the best place, since it's pretty hard to help if you don't have the same device. Actually the AOSP roms are released under the 'P8 Lite development group'. I haven't uploaded the source of CM yet because I can't access now the VPN where the build server is. However I don't know if uploading the source is going to help in any way.
[P8lite Android Development] rHycH:
*lurk mode off*

I hope this gets available on ALE-L02.

*lurk mode on*
[P8lite Android Development] slawomirus:
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[P8lite Android Development] XePeleato:
If the hardware of your phone is identical to the hardware of the ALE-L21 version, then it should work.
[P8lite Android Development] SlavaSll:
Sorry, but we have a long time to wait?)
[P8lite Android Development] :
I am checking this thread eveyday! *Fingers crossed*:cyclops:
[P8lite Android Development] SlavaSll:
You have working RIL(3g,2g,gprs)?
[P8lite Android Development] TheATHEiST:
Reading before posting can help.
[P8lite Android Development] XePeleato:
It depends, do you want a rom that hangs and doesn't allow Wifi or GPS or a rom that works without much bugs? It depends

Then take a break until the 26th, I am out of town until then.
[P8lite Android Development] olrak:
Great news my friend, keep up the good work
[P8lite Android Development] :
thank you very much for your efforts, you're our only hope :)
[P8lite Android Development] MalinKaMp3:
I cant wait!! This Emui theme is ugly.

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[P8lite Android Development] NeedleGames:
You are ugly. It's awesome
[P8lite Android Development] TheATHEiST:
Stop smoking crack.
[P8lite Android Development] Prostokuche:
Just a side note.

I recently stumbled upon a video of your ROM in youtube and flagged it since the video stated that there were no bugs and used ads to gain money from your work. No credits were mentioned and it was quite misleading.

Correction: Not sure if it even is your ROM or some other for another device but it was quite misleading so here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teQbefTGJ8E
[P8lite Android Development] XePeleato:
Thank you, but it's as fake as it gets

Trust nobody!
[P8lite Android Development] Prostokuche:
Seriously though someone might try and download it. That thing can break your phone and *poof you have a very expensive paperweight.
[P8lite Android Development] barza69:
thanks a lot :DDDDDDDDDD i love cm13 !!!!
[P8lite Android Development] aprisandra:
how far your progress on CM 13 bro?

can you share it with us?

I just can't wait :D
[P8lite Android Development] BrainNotFound:
He's not at home until July 26, and the rom is unstable, read the thread please
[P8lite Android Development] lovesickformina:
Well I mean I guess there would be much less confusion if there were any mods in p8lite section. I'm not trying to be a party pooper and I really really appreciate OP's hard work, but placeholder threads are forbidden on xda.
[P8lite Android Development] :
Actually this is more a wip
[P8lite Android Development] soty83:
Great work

Sry for my bad english,im from Germany

My question is,

How i can install cm13
[P8lite Android Development] XePeleato:
Hi, I couldn't agree more. However the way I see it, it's a development thread, like the AOSP one (that one is completed though), and without it, it would have been impossible to find a crew to develop cool stuff for this phone. But if the alternative is to have the thread removed, I'll gladly upload everything, but I don't see how that can help.
[P8lite Android Development] Santho07:
Love You 😍😍

Cant wait to get it !! ?

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Hope it will work without troublesome on my device version ! :o:o ?? Thank you a lot !! ?
[P8lite Android Development] estrelf:
Thanks dude, been needing this
[P8lite Android Development] soty83:
Um no help?
[P8lite Android Development] XePeleato:
You can't because it's not released yet, as it's specified at the OP.

It was a huge error to open the thread without posting the download, I'll fix it soon.
[P8lite Android Development] Taumic:
Not an "error" but mistake. Don't use googol translate.
[P8lite Android Development] XePeleato:
I am not using Google translator but thank you for your correction, I always double check what I write because English is not my matern language, this time I was in a hurry (Subway's wifi)
[P8lite Android Development] Prostokuche:
The way I see it, huawei is responsible for making stuff hard to do. I mean what kind of a developer develops a marshmallow rom which isn't available to the latest lollipop rom. And why did Huawei really need to change their RIL so much. Also I understand that their kernel limits us to 4 cores for power saving but they could have just changed clock speeds when all 8 cores are active to a lower frequency and to higher for demanding tasks. Anyhow, I've been meaning to ask. Is the huawei generic RIL of any use for our devices (for development purposes), could it help in any way? And thank you for developing up until this day given how hard of a time this device gives. :eek:
[P8lite Android Development] XePeleato:
I have the kernel source, and I have added some governors, the ones I added are related to battery saving, but I can add some that will help with the performance of the phone. At the kernel, you can find the Modem drivers, however those drivers will just work with an specific version of emui. The RIL stack is hard to comprehend, because it works at low and high level, and since the Huawei modems code is closed source, there's nothing We can do, just try.
[P8lite Android Development] gabi4175601:
why don't you take a look at honor 4x cm13 to see how the ril problem was solved
[P8lite Android Development] keikari:
It's propably for the wrong version of 4x (Snapdragon).
[P8lite Android Development] Prostokuche:
You basically mean that all developers are just shooting blindfolded hoping to hit the right code and yes really Huawei are kinda being aholes on this one but I presume they do it for their market but to hell with it. I mean come on a small group of codes. Then again if they release them it would mean that all kirin chipsets will eventually get hacked. Cough* cough* I mean played around with.
[P8lite Android Development] XePeleato:
Not really blindfolded, but I'll explain a real example: Memory allocation, Huawei worked on their own memory allocation implementation, that means, they placed some files at the kernel (open source) and a library at the userspace (libion, closed source). So if I want to get the hardware acceleration working, first, I have to work on my own library, or revert their changes.
[P8lite Android Development] gabi4175601:
didn't noticed that sorry:rolleyes:
[P8lite Android Development] toncek333:
We should make a petition to make Huawei release everything open source. We did that a few years ago for the Samsung s5570i and Samsung released the source code.
[P8lite Android Development] panchovix:
yeah lucky 4x snapdragon version, meanwhile we kirin 620 versions are stuck T-T
[P8lite Android Development] ward0:
Hyped :) looking forward for this build!
[P8lite Android Development] AndreYW:
What About this? it's HiSilicon Kirin 620 version [noturl]github.com/HuaweiHonor4C/android_device_huawei_cherry[/noturl]
[P8lite Android Development] zhaozihanzzh:
As far as I know,"cherry" is the sign of Honor 4X."cherey mini"is the sign of Honor 4C(CHM-XXX)[emoji4]

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[P8lite Android Development] davidwilson83:
Thread closed.

Place holder threads are not allowed. If and when the OP adds a link for users to download the ROM, they can PM me and I will reopen the thread.
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] strike3:
This is my first time back in the world of Android use (as a daily driver) since 2013. I used to be a custom ROM-aholic, but now I just appreciate Android for what it is a mature OS that offers more flexibility than IOS. I wanted to buy a phone outright. And although they have more minuses than other carriers, I wanted to stay with Verizon.

I don't play games on my phone. The only time I ever found it to be choppy was when I used an app, albeit one that is actively updated, that did not play well with my phone. Headset Button Controller either doesn't seem to work with 6.0 or has issues with Moto phones. . It always did a nice job of playing non-google audio apps when then screen was locked. My all-time indespensible Android app is Dogg Catcher (yes, I am podcast nerd). I started having weird freezes on my G4 Plus when using the Headset BC app, especially when unlocking. Once I removed the app, the problems seemed to go away. Setting Dogg Catcher to stay alive seems to fix my problem.

One issue I have is with the VoLTE or what Verizon calls Advanced calling (a subset of a feature Verizon calls HD voice). Apparently, the phone supports VoLTE out of the box. I looked into the chipset specs. However, it seems that Verizon uses a non-standard implementation of HD Voice. Is that correct? I do not see Advanced Calling in my settings menu. I decided to try an ATT sim for kicks. I was able to get LTE (I live in an area with a strong ATT LTE signal). However when I went to make calls -- my phone dropped down to "H" -- 3G -- allowing calls and data. Yes, I know that ATT offers 3G calling / data simultaneously and verizon doesn't.

I talked to two senior level verizon technical service reps this week. Both essentially told me that every carrier implements HD Voice a little differently. The XT1644 phone registers in Verizon's database however, they are not showing that it supports HD Voice. I tried to explain to them that unlocked phones like the Moto X Pure, Nexus 5, and this one -- will not support the fullness of HD Voice, but can set to allow advanced calling. They told me that this wasn't available on their system yet for this model.

For some of you non-US G4 / G4 Plus users -- have you gotten VoLTE working yet? Will it really take a collaboration between Moto and major carriers as I was told?
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] xtermmin:
I have Verizon. The phone supports and does indeed work on Verizon VoLTE. Settings > More > Cellular Networks > Enhanced 4G LTE Mode. Should be on by default. Works fine for me, allows me to call and use data over LTE at the same time.

AT&T does not support VoLTE on non-AT&T phones, so your calls will always fall back to 2G/3G.

At this time, yes VoLTE does depend on a collaboration between the carrier and the OEM. Hopefully that doesn't remain the case.
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] strike3:
It was a huge fiasco for me with Verizon this week. One CSR told me that I needed a new SIM to get this feature. Local corporate Verizon store would not give me a sim because I was not adding a feature to my account and I wasn't buying anything. I end up talking to two senior level TSR representatives. One didn't really want to help me. The other one said she would submit a request to the "DSM" ( I may be spelling it wrong) department to have this feature turned on. She was supposed to call me back Friday and did not.

I am not wanting this for kicks, I can use this feature in my work. I tried the feature in Settings >> More >> and it does not show up.

Previously, I was using the 2015 (prepay) Moto E on my post pay account. That phone does not support voLTE. I am using the same SIM now. Verizon would not give me a SIM at _____ corp. store. I may go to another corp store if it will make a difference. Also, I cannot add HD voice / advanced calling online in My Verizon for this line.
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] strike3:
I will also add that for being treated so rudely this week, Verizon did give me a $100 bill credit, but I still have not resolve the issue at the heart of my frustration.
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] strike3:
As of Thursday morning -- I was not able to add the feature HD Voice to my account. Today I am. Problem solved. Phew!!!:D:D
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] xtermmin:
Yeah, unfortunately not all CSRs are knowledgeable. Easier to turn to the Internet to look for help lol

Congrats on getting everything working!
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] MustangLife03:
I really wanted to US pre-order the G4 Plus 64 GB version and wanted to grab one on release day. I'm seeing way to many issues on connectivity, especially new customers. Verizon and AT&T would be new accounts for me. The issue of only a corporate store can hook up the phone with the rep placing the sim into a demo phone and things might work in a day or so by Moto rep on their main forum. For a $300 phone and a new service, case, screen protector that are all musts. They need to get their issues fixed. It wasn't a surprise this phone was coming out. I've been dealing with a junk no service at home scenario for 4 weeks now waiting on the G4 Plus. I work 12 hour shifts 3rd shift and I can't really find time to drive around back and forth and hope and pray a rep can do some twists and turns with a sim sadly
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] xtermmin:
This is an issue with Verizon, not with the phone. There isn't much Motorola can do about it besides get mad at Verizon.

There aren't any connectivity issues, the issue is rather with Verizon activating a new SIM card in the device. The workaround is not restricted to corporate stores, but corporate stores do give SIMs for free, while 3rd party authorized retailers make you pay for SIMs. If you're signing up for new service anyway, there's no need to drive around back and forth, just do it all in one go.
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] MustangLife03:
I know the whole situation and all the options as you basically just re-worded what I said in a few sentences. I've been on the official Moto forums. Not everybody has a working g4 or g4 plus phone right now. It doesn't matter if the phone working on Verizon is a Motorola issure or a Verizon issue. You still can't order a phone and pop in a sim card with a new account and have a working phone. I haven't had to go to a cell phone store to get a phone working in 9 or 10 years maybe longer. Even from memory when the Samsung Blackjack, Moto Razr and 09 IPhone (3g or 3gs can't remember) was plug and play. 2016 buying a phone and having issues from day 1 can't be tolerated from me or anyone else. All these manufacturers, companies, etc are getting clumsy and lazy. Especially the last 2 years. There was a time you could buy a phone and it have no bugs whatsoever. I've owned many phones like this. Maybe 6-12 months issues start to happen. Everything is rushed, From planning to parts to google OS to the manufacturer to the provider. Something seems to always be incomplete. Like lets release 5.0 with a whole bunch of issues so we can get some money rolling in and just release a update when we can. Connectivity issue to me is the phone not connected. Doesn't matter if its a full moon the cause of it. I can't go to Sprint or T-Mobile because the service at home/work is minimal. Verizon is the king in my city and at&t second but at&t pre-paid doesn't have options like there post paid (wifi calling, volte, etc)
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] xtermmin:
The issue is not with Motorola, it's totally and completely an issue with Verizon's system. This issue affects any non-approved phone you bring to Verizon, not just the G4. You should really direct your complaints to Verizon, post on Verizon forums, etc. Motorola can't do anything about it, as they do not have access to Verizon's activation system.
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] jables101:
Mobile hotspot

Does the mobile hotspot work out the box for folks with unlimited data or does it require rooting to disable the carrier check?
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] xtermmin:
I have a UDP, hotspot worked out of the box.
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] jables101:
One last question, does data and voice work at the same time? It does with my moto pure, but not my nexus 5x.
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] xtermmin:
Yes, it supports Verizon VoLTE (which enables simultaneous voice and data over LTE).
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] Krisbs:
How was the problem solved? Having the similar issues.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] koreanschoolkid:
I have an old MDK S4 and quite enjoy it but she's starting to die. I really like having a transparent theme and I know the S7 will probably never have the theme engine I currently use ever.

Is there anything like the hologlass theme on Play on the Samsung Theme store/possible to make it myself using theme creator?
[XDA Assist] izgoud:
I bought a no1 d5,download new clockskin from your site...look cool..but I accidentally push on one clockskin that was black ...then stuck on black screen...try to recover with sp flashtool...

still nothing...doesn't even start... try different thing..I donwload from the website no1 d5 the package..driver,sp flastooll,firmware...still nothing doesn' t boot up...dead..what is my option other

than trowing the watch to garbage...need help..thanks
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] corey1031d:
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to fix this? I've tried multiple times and it just gets stuck every single time. The July OTA bricked my N9 so I've gotta try this.

Thank you in advance!

Here is a screenshot of what is happening:

http://imgur.com/R0TUtQ3
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flo9818:
Try to push the ZIP file to sdcard and flash it manually in recovery. To do so type

adb push path-to-file.zip /sdcard/file.zip

Hope this works:)
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lmacmil:
I have owned the Nexus 7 (2013) since early 2014. It's quite nice overall although occasionally the touchscreen becomes unresponsive. It's running stock Marshmallow which is pretty nice. The only shortcoming for me is the 7" screen. I'd like a slightly larger screen but something less than 9". Either an 8 or 8.4 seems about right. I will buy a used tablet and the current 8" S2 models are still more than I want to spend so I'm thinking either a Tab S or a Tab Pro. Leaning towards the S because it's running Lollipop. Just wondering if any 8.4" Tab S owners came from the Nexus 7 and if so, are you happy you made the switch. FWIW, I mainly use it for reading books, web-surfing and a few apps e.g., NYTimes, Flixster, XDA, Facebook, YouTube. I don't play any games. Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amateurhack:
I had a Nexus 7 2012, then a Nexus 7 2013 before coming to the Tab S 8.4. I have had my Tab S since February of last year, and loved it...until the day before yesterday when it bricked. But that is a different story...=(

The Tab S is a great tablet, and was a huge upgrade over either of the Nexus. My only complaints were 1.) the camera is far inferior to the N7 2103's, and 2.) the stock lollipop was so bloated I couldn't stand it. So I rooted it early on, and ran the stock firmware, debloated via Titanium, for well over a year. A couple months ago I switched to AOSP 6.0 because I needed to have adoptable storage. Like any tablet, it is sometimes laggy, etc. But overall the performance, for me, was top notch. I don't play games on my tablet, tho. It is mostly utilitarian for me, websites and spreadsheets, etc. for work, and watching movies and such at home.

I hope this helps.

-A.H.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lmacmil:
Yes it does. Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Akopps:
Op, I am curious if you have considered the Nvidia Shield K1 tablet? In USA, the new one is now priced at 200USD. According to a lot of reviews and benchmarks, the K1 has faster internal hardware than either Tab S1 or S2, although its screen colors may be less accurate than those of both Samsung tablets.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lmacmil:
I have not but I'll give it a look. My impression was it's aimed at the serious gamer which I am not. Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amateurhack:
Don't forget to click that "Thanks" button, then. =)
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lmacmil:
Done!

Btw, I found your comment "Like any tablet, it is sometimes laggy" very interesting. I have noticed this both on my Nook HD (whether it was running CM11 or CM13) and to a lesser extent, on my Nexus 7 (currently on Marshmallow.) I'm not sure why that is. Sometimes when the Nook first wakes up from sleep, it is sluggish for several minutes until it "warms up." Not sure if this is due to hardware or software or both. FWIW, I never notice that kind of behavior on my Moto X phone.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HKSpeed:
I had the Nexus 7 (2012 and 2013) and the Tab Pro 8.4 before I got the S 8.4. The AMOLED screen on the S 8.4 is the best feature, so skip the Pro 8.4. Since you're used to AOSP (Nexus 7 and Moto X) you'll probably hate Touchwiz, but that's easily remedied with custom AOSP ROMS on the S 8.4. I love the S 8.4 and I don't plan on upgrading for a while. I don't play games on my phones/tablets either.

Here's a comparison the S 8.4 vs Nexus 7 2013

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