M1cha I read you were testing a kernel with oc feature, did you try uv as well? I'd like to test how low my voltages are stable, can you post that kernel even if it's not complete?
[ROM][JB][4.3][2013-12-29] CyanogenMod 10.2
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It was just a dirty hardcoded test. I'm not gonna release oc/uv kernels soon, sry
UPDATE 2013-09-22:
fmradio: the app looks very ugly. I'll redesign it in future. Maybe sth. like this?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1795141
cm10.2 audio-hal: if you have any audio problems pls report it so we can get it stable
wifi improvements: this should fix all speed problems
I asked them on their official Facebook page if they can confirm the news about releasing kernel sources. They just replied with: "please wait for the official news~
". This sounds like a confirmation to me.
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I'm fearing the day when this kernel will fully work because I'm jobless then
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Please, read the thread before post... And don't need to go any further, just 5 posts.
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So now the FM radio is working? We van use apps like spiritfm?
And overclock?
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I don't know if SpiritFm works but there is a built-in fmradio app now. I've already started to redesign the app to match jellybean theme.
Hey M1cha,
Thank you very much for your work.
This is the first phone i've gotten that I was able to learn on how to root and everything (read still learning).
Today, I went with a little knot in my stomach through the process of using the root to get cwm to work, download your zip in a gruelling speed (slowest in the whole of Sweden, Uppsala University... anyhow). 3 Hours later managed to move from a constantly force closing Miui to your rom. Which feels so much better than the Miui.
I'm a nexus 7 user and I have read up on the history of Miui, although recently learned about the open source issues (Had I known what this meant I would perhaps not have bought it.) But then after some searching (where to start) I came to your thread. Saw that you have fairly recently started but made great leaps in progress in very short time.
The device makes more sense now, with the whole interface being snappier and more convenient to use than the endless scrolling. Including having settings two motions away. Sorry for stating the obvious for most users but perhaps you like to be informed about the way you also offer a good thing for newbie people to escape the clutches of what the very nice specced phone comes with.
I promise a nice tip when the camera is up and running.
And feel now confident enough to work with cwm to try a dualboot that works well so I can still hook it up to my projector every now and then.
Thank you again,
Thank you very much for your work.
This is the first phone i've gotten that I was able to learn on how to root and everything (read still learning).
Today, I went with a little knot in my stomach through the process of using the root to get cwm to work, download your zip in a gruelling speed (slowest in the whole of Sweden, Uppsala University... anyhow). 3 Hours later managed to move from a constantly force closing Miui to your rom. Which feels so much better than the Miui.
I'm a nexus 7 user and I have read up on the history of Miui, although recently learned about the open source issues (Had I known what this meant I would perhaps not have bought it.) But then after some searching (where to start) I came to your thread. Saw that you have fairly recently started but made great leaps in progress in very short time.
The device makes more sense now, with the whole interface being snappier and more convenient to use than the endless scrolling. Including having settings two motions away. Sorry for stating the obvious for most users but perhaps you like to be informed about the way you also offer a good thing for newbie people to escape the clutches of what the very nice specced phone comes with.
I promise a nice tip when the camera is up and running.
And feel now confident enough to work with cwm to try a dualboot that works well so I can still hook it up to my projector every now and then.
Thank you again,
Well hopefully when the kernel source is released we can fix the dreaded 13MP camera framerate limit finally. Other cool kernel features to have would be:
*Non powered OTG mode (for charging phone in OTG)
*USB DAC (included in kernel already as compile flag)
*Fast Audio (low latency) mode for 4.2+
*CIFS module
*Overclock/init.d support
*Non powered OTG mode (for charging phone in OTG)
*USB DAC (included in kernel already as compile flag)
*Fast Audio (low latency) mode for 4.2+
*CIFS module
*Overclock/init.d support
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Great. I haven't understand... This kernel still Have the battery drain ?(i tried the 2 version but my battere wasn't very better....)Not bad for less than 24 hours!
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Hello m1cha, if i select cancel on color calibration i get a black screen until a forced reboot by pressing power button for ten seconds. I re flash with wipe cache and dalvik cache and same problem.
Thanks for your help and great work.
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Thanks for your help and great work.
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color calibration isn't supported. I've just forgot to disable it in this build, sry
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