List of Sense 6.0 ROMs, Kernels, ect for the Sprint HTC One topic

Sense 6.0 KitKat (4.4.2) ROMs:

-Team Nocturnal Sense 6.0 Port:

http://forums.team-nocturnal.com/ind...98%85/?p=28785

[Q] Note 2 kernels. topic

Hello everyone! I have a at&t galaxy note 2 sgh-i317.
I was searching for kernels for this phone the other day and nothing came up.
Could anyone give me a link to a kernel download that is for the sgh-i317. I did see kernels on here, saber and perseus. I dont want to download because it doesnt feel safe. What I mean is the download link for their kernels is one. Im not sure if that one downlaod link is for all note 2 variants or just sgh-i317. I bricked my phone like this thats why I am not really going for it. I am trying to find a kenrel that gives incredible battery life. The stock kernel for the note 2 is amazing. Is there a kernel that is better than the stock battery? thank you for your time!!!

Kernels for MIUI. Are they exist? topic

Hello. I have MIUI (newest version) installed and i have 90% of ram in usage. It is posiible to instal other kernel for Miui? Like semaphore, Mackay or other ones?

[Q] Recent OC kernels for cm10.1 topic

I've been running both 4.4 builds, researching features and issues. I have delayed GPS lock gonna revert back to cm10.1, Wanted to know if an OC kernel was available for car's build ?

Kernels topic

I'm new to this phone is there any kernels available. I haven't seen one in the forums

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4.4.2 [LG Stock Rom] [Custom Recovery - Kernels - Root] topic

First off huge thanks to every dev in this thread. At the time my G2 was being repaired so I didn't get to help out

DO THIS ENTIRE PROCESS AT YOUR OWN RISK - IF YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND THESE DIRECTIONS, THEY ARE NOT FOR YOU. I TRIED TO MAKE THEM AS SIMPLE AS POSSIBLE. THIS WILL WIPE YOUR WHOLE PHONE. THIS IS FOR D801 ONLY.

Also please no stupid questions, I will not answer. I will try to help with a legitimate problem, not because you cannot follow steps with every link included.


If you at any point upgraded to 4.4.2 through the KDZ or flashed the 4.4.2 stock rom on this thread (since he included the new partitions) you must follow every step here. If you are still on 4.2.2 partitions with a custom recovery / aosp you may go straight to step 5.

1. You must revert to stock 4.2.2 using this guide. You must restore to the C version. DO NOT USE G. You can find the link to 801C here.

2. Once you successfully flash this, your phone should boot loop on the T-Mobile screen. Boot into recovery (which is now LG's stock recovery) once you are in press power twice to data reset. After data reset your phone should now boot into stock LG 4.2.2

3. Root your phone with this.

4. Install a custom recovery with this guide. The TWRP listed in this guide is old and you must this one instead. Method 1 works fine for this if anyone is wondering.

5. At this point you should have 4.2.2 partitions with root and custom recovery. Bet you wish you didn't update to 4.4.2 Stock at this point :good:

6. Flash this Rom in recovery that I put together. It contains the 4.4.2 KDZ system Image with the 4.4.2 modem. Make sure you backup your EFS. The kernel inside this rom is stock LG 4.4.2 with a minor change to allow it to boot on the 4.2.2 bootloader. Thanks to the dev's in that thread who worked on it.

7. Flash SuperSU for root.

8. You are now on 4.4.2 Stock rom with recovery, root, loki and the ability to flash custom 4.4.2 stock kernels when they are released (soon)


At this point you will be able to flash any rom you want, including aosp stuff. Do not flash any other kernel on the included LG 4.4.2 stock rom. I will be making a custom kernel / 4.4 stock roms for this soon anyway :) - WHEN FLASHING 4.4.2 STOCK ROMS PLEASE MAKE SURE THEY DONT HAVE PARTITIONS BESIDES SYSTEM/MODEM/RPM/TZ INSIDE!!!! ANYTHING EXTRA YOU WILL HAVE TO REDO THIS ENTIRE PROCESS !!!!!!!! I really hope devs stop putting up roms with the new partitions included.

[Q] UDF support in ROMs or Kernels? topic

I'm wondering if any ROM or Kernel developers have the UDF filesystem on their radar yet?
With larger sized SD-Card support and of course USB OTG support for USB sticks, hard drives etc, the quest for an optimal file system comes back to haunt us. There has always been a problem with external storage for cross platform users. Finding a file system that meets all the following criteria is very difficult as a good file system must:
- Be supported natively by all Operating Systems you use
IE. Windows, Mac, Linux and now Android
- Support large partition sizes
- Support large file sizes ( larger than 4GB files aren't so uncommon anymore which puts FAT out of the running)

Recently I came across the suggestion to use UDF as it meets all the above criteria. (see http://tanguy.ortolo.eu/blog/article93/usb-udf for an example)

I tested this idea with a USB stick and sure enough it was plug-n-play on Windows and Linux (and I assume Mac) but I was disappointed when I plugged it into my phone and tablet using USB OTG and USB.

I don't think there's any technical reason Android can't support UDF, rather no one has really thought to build the module and tools into their ROM or Kernel package.

I'd like to suggest that UDF be added as a standard module for ROM builders, along with NTFS, exFAT, ext 2/3 etc.as it would really give Android device customizers another really useful capability not available elsewhere. I'm especially thinking of people that carry around a lot of files on one USB stick that they use on multiple platforms. Like sysadmins, Movie buffs, business travelers, etc.

[Q] Does Custom ROMs and Custom Kernels have Mic problem topic

Hello Everyone,

I have recently purchased a bright red Nexus 5 32GB, and found that there is a problem with mic.
I have to speak loudly or repeat my words so that the other person on call will be able to hear me.
I have gone through this thread and found that am not the only person with this problem and users have also raised the same in this google group.
Users are stating that they have RMA'd the phone but the problem still exists.
I too have done testing with sound recorder apps and they all seem to record my voice properly.
I want to find out if this problem is only in the stock ROM or does it also effect custom ROMs and custom kernels.
so, anyone using custom ROM or kernel can please check and update us if the mic is working properly in your phone, can the other person hear you clearly. can you check any voice recording app and google keep and confirm if the voice recordings are of same volume and clarity.

Thank You.

Troubles Installing Kernels topic

I'm on Verizon so I upgraded to the KVT49L. But now when I install any kernels my CM11 just hangs on the boot screen

[Q] Looking for opinions (ROMs, kernels, etc.) topic

Hello all!

I've just inherited a 7.0 tablet. I'm just interested in other user's opinions about the custom ROMs and kernels that are available. I'm looking for some interesting things to do.

Knox: rooting, custom ROMs and kernels topic

Hi there,

I have bought my device a couple week ago and since I did not know about knox, I just allowed Samsung to install the 4.3 update that was pushed to my device.
I have since decided I want a custom ROM on my phone, and when I started researching, I found out pretty quickly that knox may cause issues.
I don't really care about voiding my warranty, because I have now tested the device and made sure it is works, and I'm usually careful about what I flash.

The thing is, I have read so many things about knox that I don't know what's true and what's not. Unfortunately I don't have all the links to everything I've read, but i'll update this OP with the links later (some posts were worth reading and very interesting)
So, what I've read about once you've got knox:
- You cannot get rid of it (everyone pretty much agree on this)
- There are ways to root without tripping knox to 0x1, so you keep your warranty, but what about unrooting? Or do you just flash a stock rom not rooted? I guess you keep the bootloader as it is?
- even flashing stock 4.3 will trip knox (really? always)
- if you have knox, you cannot flash anything below 4.3, even custom ROMs, or you'll have issues with wifi, etc. (this is what I've read somewhere, what seems to be a fact is that if you try to downgrade the bootloaer to anything smaller then you may break wifi and other features)
- and it gets better: once you've got knox, if you flash a 4.4 ROM (custom, of course, since there is no 4.4 stock for our device yet), there's no going back to anything smaller (not even 4.3)

Some of the above statements are clearly facts at the present time, until knox is cracked, if it is ever, but some of it sounds like BS, or at least i hope it is, because otherwise I'm not about to flash anything :-/

And this is just the beginning, I'll keep updating this post, and I'll try to separate fiction from facts. anyway, feel free to comment on these and give me answers if you know things for a fact (no guesses please).

Now I gotta go, sorry!

Cheers,
fa

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Is there any way to change my kernel's boot logo / animation ? topic

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New 3.xx Kernels topic

Hi folks

Can someone explain the differences between the new 3.xx kernels being developed atm?
There are roms with 3.0 and 3.4 kernels and I am curious as to the differences between them.

Cheers