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[E 2015 Android Development] Hamza Badar:
This is Candy7. Built straight from source with commits from a variety of different Sources/ROMS. We wanted to give the users a fun, fully customizable ROM. We aim to add more features as this project progresses.

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ROM

DEVICES/KERNELS

Disclaimer: We here at The CandyShop are not responsible for any bricks you may obtain. Please follow the thread rules and steps and everything will be gravy. Remember, backing up before flashing is always recommended.

FEATURES <Coming Soon>

Battery bar

Multi-window

Status bar customization

Advanced power menu

Buttons settings:

-Long-press/double-tap actions

-Volume rocker

More to come, we are never done...

Flashing Steps:

Coming from another rom

1) Download Candy7.zip

2) Download 7.1.1 Gapps (optional)

3) Boot into recovery (TWRP)

4) Full wipe (Dalvik Cache, Cache, System, Factory Data Reset)

5) Flash Candy7.zip

6) Flash Gapps

7) Reboot

Updating from previous CandySeven release

1) Download Candy7.zip

2) Boot into recovery

3) Flash Candy7.zip

4) Reboot

IMPORTANT - PROBLEMS/ISSUES:

If you have issues, I need the following:

Logs from you (logcat, last_kmsg, dmesg) linked to on pastebin.com or hasteb.in, showing the failure.

A clear description of the steps that I need to take to exactly reproduce the problem.

Please DO NOT complain about problems and offer nothing to help fix it. I reserve the right to ignore you for not following insructions...

NO ETA REQUESTS!

* Click HERE for Downloads

-Please give first boot a good few minutes & expect an immediate reboot from SuperSU on a clean flash.

-Still in Beta stage with new additions and fixes being added constantly...

Special thanks to LineageOS, SlimRoms, Omni, TeslaROM, and all the rest who make their source open. We can't do this on our own.

Contributors

Hamza Badar

ROM OS Version: 7.x Nougat

ROM Firmware Required: TWRP , Unlocked Bootloader ,Gapps

Based On: AOSP+CAF
[E 2015 Android Development] Hamza Badar:
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[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] matata86:
Hey, I'll think between these radios.

https://www.aliexpress.com/store/pr...168cb4dce3103f3-1492437805775-02539-zj6qB6AIM

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/7-O...6434e2978abf1f9-1492437161581-05005-zj6qB6AIM

My car and Hyundai i30cw. Please what do you recommend? After the HW seem to be the same. Do you think it will XTRAN better performance?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] branden7:
Well my phone is completly white screened. I took it apart and messed around in there but I couldn't get anything going on. even with it apart i really couldnt get it to stay solid for more than 15 seconds. Either something else it wrong, or I just don't have the technical ability to fix this.

Not sure..what I am sure of is that I really don't feel like after spending 300 bucks on a phone I should have to be messing around with something like this after 6 months. So on that note I think I am going to be saying goodbye to HTC or at least this model. Does anyone have any suggestions on some other solid phones that have some of the same functionality as the hermes but are a bit more reliable, especially for the money spent.

Thanks for any advice.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] MiSSigNNo:
a bad experience is not enough to categorize this...

I'm having a really bad experience with my HTC Universal, and still I giving it a go. But I won't recommend you more any HTC If you don't really like going into new roms every while... I think this is the "nice" experience of having one of this :)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] branden7:
I like playing around with the various ROMS...I don't like having to take the entire phone apart because of what is quite clearly a design flaw. I was just hoping someone could point me to a similar phone that was a bit sturdier and didnt have this massive design flaw.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] branden7:
Quick Bump...anyone have any suggestions? I need to get this replaced...I feel funny without my phone.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] arghness:
Sorry, this isn't a phone recommendation, but if you feel that you have invested quite a bit of money in something that may get lost, stolen, or break, you might want to consider getting your next phone insured.

I have received replacement handsets under insurance for both Nokia and HTC without quibbles.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] branden7:
Yes good Idea. Unfortunatly AT&T does not insure this particular phone (or at least didnt when i bought it). Probably because it breaks a lot.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] ryaske:
im pretty sure this is your first htc phone. Im pretty sure its even your first windows mobile phone, and that you did not buy it new.

If you had other htc phones, you would know that this hardware is High Tech (htc = high tech corp), and pretty much the most advanced stuff you can get these days. Things can and do go wrong, its true about anything thats complicated.

If you had other windows mobile phones, you would nkow that they are very stable with their core programming. BUT, for speed, customizations, cool toys, etc .. one had to spend time pasting together the components and making it work.

Finally, if you had bought this phone new, your problems would have been covered under warranty. If your not the type to fix things yourself, get it new, dont take it apart, and demand you get what you paid for. Also, just because a few apples have gone bad, does not make the entire harvest bad! My 8525 has experienced mroe parking lot drops than I care to admit, and she is still treating me very well!

Good luck with your new phone. Weigh the pro's and con's a little mroe carefully next time!

p.s. at&t nor cingular will insure pdas anymore, because of their high replacement and repair costs, not their failure rates! Plus customers can simply "think" something is wrong, and insist on a brand new replacement under insurance. That gets very costly! I used to work at an at&t authorized dealer a few years ago and these were the reasons I received from North-east regional sales mangers. If you want to protect your investment, there are plenty of third-party insurance agents you can go to privately
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] branden7:
I can't believe you spent all that time with that message and managed to completly miss my entire point. I don't care what anyone says, this is a design flaw plain and simple. It has nothing to do with the fact that this phone is the "pinnacle of technology" or whatever. It's just an internal design flaw. It has nothing to do with me tinkering around with it, it has everything to do with poor design.

Maybe I wasn't clear enough on this point...I like everything about this phone except for this massive design flaw that makes the phone useless. I was asking for people to give me opinions on a similar phone that was designed a bit better.

Thank for for spending 10 miutes of your life telling me about technology, insurance issues, and how to choose the right phone for my technological abilities. Unfortunatly I didn't ask for any of that information.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] ryaske:
not to worry sir, im a very fast typist. Took 4 minutes at the most.

The point is, any phone you get, even non-wm, do have the potential to have a problem. Either you avoid it completely by buying a different phone (impossible), protect yourself against it, or expect it something to happen and have a plan in place (insurance). Doesnt matter what new OS you move to, you WILL have problems if it is 50% as customizable as Windows Mobile/HTC is.

I was happy to spend another 2 minutes with this post, so no sympathies are required this time around :D. Good luck to you

p.s. to answer your original question .. a phone you will not likely have a problem wit his a Pink Motorola Razor. Given you can't do 10% what you can with any HTC phone .. but much less agrivation for you (that is what your looking for, isnt it?). If it ever develops a white screen, have the manufacture replace it. Thats the beauty of a warranty (and is "Getting what you paid for" (thats what your looking for, isnt it?))
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Ziggy-Inti_United:
for it's price a razr v3i is worth to buy now...still can play MP3 and have a memory expansion slot...not too bad for a cheap phone rite?and yes, you dont have to flash your phone every once in awhile...hehe..

ps. i'm a happy hermes100 official rom user...with a signal issue coz sometimes it just wont receive calls...OMG where's the stable radio???hehhehee
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] branden7:
Jesus I feel like i'm talking to a brick wall. The problem is NOT the software of this phone..it is a physical design flaw. I don't have any problem with the ROM, with flashing the ROM, with WM6, WM5, WM20058349209, or whatever. My problem is that the ribbons and the way they connect in this phone are flawed, and I was hoping someone knew of a similar phone that did NOT have this DESIGN FLAW. The white screen issues is NOT a software issues from what I can tell, it is a design flaw. I don't know how else I can say that to make you understand what I'm trying to get across here.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] tora201:
Design flaw? No white screen of death here mate. Perhaps it is just a design flaw in your particular batch of phone, no? As for recommendations, you could always get a Sony! :-)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] earbuckle:
I've read this thread and I have owned and used (and, yes, burned lots of ROMs) my Cingular 8525 for about a year. You keep saying "design flaw" over and over without explaining the problem. Something about a "white screen" comes through, but you are not making your case. Exactly what failure are you experiencing and why do you think anyone else is having the same problem? I have had half a dozen cell phones and this is my second smart phone (first was a Treo 650). I've also had myriad other Palms and Psions. All have been amazing for their time. None has failed me, including the cingular 8525. Of course, I haven't taken it apart 8-)

A "design flaw" implies that many or most samples will have the same problem. Please try to convey what that problem is. I'm curious.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] galaxys:
my thoughts exactly since there are at least a million hermes out there without design flaws...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] branden7:
Well consider yourselves lucky then.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=321163

Heres a few other people that have had the same problem, and a very good explanation of the problem and causes.

I guess maybe I'm just that 1 in 10,000 guy thats having this problem, but it seemed from this and others posts that it was pretty widespread.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Azurael:
HTC build quality does seem a bit suspect, IMHO...

The slide assembly on my Hermes gets really loose unless I take it apart every few months and tighten the screws up, plus, the whole thing is a bit creak and cheaply made to start with.

And I've just realised my last PPC to fail completely was also built by HTC, an iPaq H3870...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] dogeatdog01:
id wait for the ultimate 9502
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] mrxroe:
are you serious? c'mon, how many phones have you evr owned? I have had the displeasure of owning MANY MANY phones, ALL of which broke, had sucky reception, screens cracked by themselves, and GOD FORBID you dropped it on concrete twice! the Hermes is the HANDS DOWN toughest phone i have ever ever seen. I have dropped in water, onto a deck from 16 feet, on concrete dozens of times, flashed ROMs, installed hundreds of 3rd party apps, ETC...... AND it still goes on strong after 2.5 years. The ONLY problem I have had is the USB gets loose, and needs to be treated carefully. But for the price, and the fact that i have not needed to replace it over and over again (like ALL my other phones) has made it the best phone HANDS DOWN I have ever used, PERIOD.

PS IPAQ is MFG by HP not HTC??? and you say every few MONTHS, this means if you did it twice , you already owned it longer than most phones last.......... go but a nokia and DONT FORGET THE INSURANCE, you'll need it.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] mrxroe:
OH and you.... seems you found the solution just fine, NO? geesh stop flamming these nice people and go to the thread you posted , and fix your darn phone...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Neyo:
my 8525 from o2 is stuck on windows mobile
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Neyo:
the flexcable is bad
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] rosebud:
One of my colleagues had the same problem, unpluged the flex cable cleaned the screen connector plugged it back in, worked fine.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Azurael:
I've had many, many phones over the years, many bad ones, and many good ones. I've got Nokias with black and white screens that still work like new despite years of abuse. I've also got modern Nokias (like the 6230) who's build quality is an utter joke. Then again, my girlfriend has had my old 6233 for almost a year now, and every other phone she's mistreated has fallen apart within months, so they can't all be that bad. My N80 is a bit suspect, but it's not as creaky as the Herm. Also, my Hermes gets two bars of signal where my K800i got full signal, so I don't think the radio is particularly fantastic either... The call quality is very good, much better than any of the tinny, orrible SEs I've had (most of which seem to be better at picking up background noise than my voice!), but it's never going to rival Nokia's landline-like voice call quality.

My dad's Glofiish X800 seems much better built than HTC products, but then again, they've completely messed up the ROM to make it somehow feel painfully slow despite the hardware specs being a little better than the Hermes.

By the way, the iPaq H38xx was an HTC-built product. Do some research before telling me I'm wrong in future, mmkay?
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deathcoremat:
Hi. I would like help in order to recover the EFS since my phone lost its imei, I didn't make a back up of the efs folder, is there a way to recover it?
[Huawei Mate 9 Porsche Design Questions & Answers] Smartphoner:
I've bought the Porsche Design and was overwhelmed by the design, specs and performance especially the battery!

But I've discovered some things that really disappointed me!

1. The pro has hicloud and huawei accounts but the PD hasn't

2. An expensive phone like this has no international warranty what so ever.

3. Touch responsiveness has issues and the vibration to touch on the navigation keys cannot be disabled even if you choose the option in sound settings.

4. I expected fixes to be done with further updates and no release of updates is done!

I'm really disappointed, a master piece with no professional support!
[Huawei Mate 9 Porsche Design Questions & Answers] Leighm0:
1. I have a pro - don't particularly see the point of HiCloud - it was basically the same as my Samsung account, another place to sync my contacts and call log.. Usually if I want to backup/restore these (say if I am factory resetting) - then I use a 3rd Party PC application, as I didn't trust Samsung with it, nor do I trust Huawei with the restore.. Not sure what else the huawei account would incorporate - but theyve never answered my queries I sent them using my account... even after 2 or 3 requests for the same thing.

2. Same deal on the Pro - and they don't sell either of these in my country, so I have no in-country warranty, but I can return it to the store I bought it from if needed... bit annoying but I was aware of this at purchase time.

3. This has been fixed on the Pro - was fixed in B156 firmware (my current firmware), which build are you running on the PD.. maybe try and install B180 using Firmware Finder?

4. Well this is a known issue/fact (I have it on my Pro and some people have it on their Mate 9 - for example I have heard that none of the AU original Mate 9s have had any updates at all, not even on Firmware Finder!), but there is B172 and B180 for the PD... maybe one of them can be installed on yours with Firmware Finder?
[Huawei Mate 9 Porsche Design Questions & Answers] Smartphoner:
Thanks for clearing things up, I'm actually on LON-L29C721B138 and I've already installed Firmware finder but I'm a bit concerned that it could install the software in an improper way and damage my expensive phone!
[Huawei Mate 9 Porsche Design Questions & Answers] Smartphoner:
View attachment 4116525

That's what I get from the Firmware finder app on my PD
[Huawei Mate 9 Porsche Design Questions & Answers] Leighm0:
Firmware Finder doesnt install the software it only lets you download the ZIP files or use the FF Proxy to tell the HW System Updater that the specific update is available and where to get it from... your system updater then downloads the firmware and runs a couple of checks, if its valid and is Authenticated for your device, itll install it (like a normal OTA is done), if it has not been authenticated for your Device, it will say "Authentication Failed" and won't install it...

Make sure you tick the "Use proxy for install" option in Firmware Finder settings, it will then tell you to download the Addon proxy and install it. After you do that, you go select one of the update, then choose to Send Firmware to Updater, enable the Proxy settings in your WiFi as detailed on the Proxy App page it takes you to and then go run a System Update check in your phone Settings (the OTA should then pop up and ask if you wish to install it). I believe if you read around on the other PD forums, some people mentioned the ~700MB sized OTA worked for B180... The worse that will happen is it will fail to start the install with Auth Failed in the System Updater.
[Huawei Mate 9 Porsche Design Questions & Answers] Smartphoner:
Thank you very much for your response and help, I'll go on and try!
[Huawei Mate 9 Porsche Design Questions & Answers] cturbos:
HI

I have the PD and it came with HICLOUD & HUAWEI Account.

The Touch response is great on my phone,the vibration works only on the HOME button.

You can update using HUAWEI FIRMWARE FINDER,as mentioned above.I did it that way to B180.
[Huawei Mate 9 Porsche Design Questions & Answers] Smartphoner:
Which one did you pick? The 2gigs one or the 670mb one?
[Huawei Mate 9 Porsche Design Questions & Answers] cturbos:
I have tried them all but The lower number worked for me.
[Huawei Mate 9 Porsche Design Questions & Answers] MultiCulti:
Hello mates ...

got my Mate 9 PD yesterday!

First, as soon as i insert the sim card, i got the update to B180 (from B138), it was around 700 mb!

HiCare and Huawei ID is also on my PD!

What Cust do you have?

On Funky Huawei there is also a B182 listed ... maybe i will try this!

The only thing, i got dissapointed ... i read somewhere, that the mate 9 will not get EMUI 5.1 ?
[Huawei Mate 9 Porsche Design Questions & Answers] eddenli:
3. Touch responsiveness has issues and the vibration to touch on the navigation keys cannot be disabled even if you choose the option in sound settings.

Did you remove the screen "protector" that comes with the phone? Before i took it off i had issues with the touch too..
[Huawei Mate 9 Porsche Design Questions & Answers] Smartphoner:
Finally updated to B180 and I can say that all issues were corrected. The Huawei ID was added, the touch responsiveness is way much better, the vibrate on touch for navigation keys can be disabled. There was a pink tint in the center of the camera image in low light conditions which I forgot to mention in which has improved slightly than before.

Overall I'm satisfied now.
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] MZO:
Keep rocking ?
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] Subham:
:o
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] JerrellWong:
Awesome
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] satthak sharma:
Latest oxygen os kernel source merged ?
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] Maxximo88:
Official?!? great!

Any screenshot available?
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] Abhinai99:
All the best buddy! :D
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] Wild01:
Both official and unofficial are same? Is there any differences? Sorry for noob question
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] chxei:
"-OverAll Smoothness Improvements

-Optimizations to Improve Battery. "

any description would be cool, what have you done to improve smoothness and battery
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] Yousvel:
Official is official, unofficial is unofficial ;)

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@Shubham Good job, bro! Keep rocking!
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] Nikhilshyamsukha:
Mr [MENTION=7681940]Subham[/MENTION] you rock
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] abhi159ravi0:
I mean how much sot do we get on 4g network
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] abhi159ravi0:
What is the sot we get?
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] MZO:
Why do people keep asking this question? IT DEPENDS ON YOUR USAGE.
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] arunsalex:
Hi,

The setup wizard keeps crashing when it crosses the sim selection part, can any one help..

thanks...
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] Subham:
Which gapps did you use?
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] arunsalex:
Open Gapps... is beans gapps recommended for this ??
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] Subham:
Yep try with beans gapps
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] arunsalex:
Cool.. sure will try with that, thanks!!!
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] Sam Nakamura:
Hey Subham, good luck with this, just a little confused as you thank yourself as telegram friend :confused:

Can you give me a little insight on what optimizations there are, did you add something yourself or is that part of the official RR sources? Thanks :)
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] gps3dx:
[MENTION=7681940]Subham[/MENTION] can you please update the OP with the right links to the source code of RR instead of LineageOS?
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] Subham:
What are you talking about? I didnt mention link to lineage os instead of rr
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] Subham:
Did you see there is a full stop after thanks to my telegram friends "." Then i wrote the contributors.
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] gps3dx:
This... See the last quote...

This isn't RR source code AFAIK...
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] Subham:
This is device tree lol. I used these device trees to build.
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] gps3dx:
We all learn new stuff everyday... Thanks.

Can you please add link to RR source code as well as changes list?

Thanks.
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] blaaaazedup:
Can cm root be removed and replaced somehow?
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] Sam Nakamura:
No, I can't see it like that... Using XDA labs as my signature reveals it displays like this, but nevermind :)

What about the optimizations, can you get into that topic shortly?
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] wilfredprmr:
are 3.5.8 sources merged ?

and can i dirty flash this on last official build(RR-N-v5.8.2-20170413-oneplus2-Official-SONI.zip) of official site?
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] iewl:
I've got the same question. Been using the unofficial version for a few months now with little to no problems. What will I improve when I switch to the official version?