[ROM][Official][4.4.4] CyanogenMod 11.0 Nightlies for the Xiaomi MI2 (aries)
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next nightly will support power-on alarms
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http://www.xda-developers.com/android/cyanogenmod-11-m8-now-available-for-supported-devices/
this is the first time I saw the word "xiaomi" on xda portal
this is the first time I saw the word "xiaomi" on xda portal
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“That's one small step for [a] micha, one giant leap for miuers”http://www.xda-developers.com/android/cyanogenmod-11-m8-now-available-for-supported-devices/
this is the first time I saw the word "xiaomi" on xda portal
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Oh yes it seems not very hard indeed
But not if i was me To do that...
Yes, i thought xiaomi devices were very very popular between let's say not official developers
..i mean i thought that before buy it. Due To the great hardware and thè fact it was already "ready" for developing on it. Maybe i was wrong.. .
But not if i was me To do that...
Yes, i thought xiaomi devices were very very popular between let's say not official developers
..i mean i thought that before buy it. Due To the great hardware and thè fact it was already "ready" for developing on it. Maybe i was wrong.. .
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I just get home and read the great news. M1cha, You are a genius! (Just like me
Few of us have such kind of ability )
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N1 One kernel is working pretty fine for me, not as smooth as Nexus 4, but certainly not too bad either. Everything seems to work. It's a Mi2S 32Gb (bought in April 2013). CM build is 20140707.
do u mean alarm when powered off? that's great!
M8 is here!
http://download.cyanogenmod.org/get/jenkins/75180/cm-11-20140708-SNAPSHOT-M8-aries.zip
Thank you micha, linuxx and CM team!
but what is a M8?
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Yep. btw I know that many people want that feature, but why?
I never turn my phone off
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Your battery is going to die. I'm sadYep. btw I know that many people want that feature, but why?
I never turn my phone off
Or maybe you are 3-4 steps forward us, normal guys, and you don't use battery. That's some secret trick or graal of you, masters of the seven kernels!
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hahaYour battery is going to die. I'm sad
Or maybe you are 3-4 steps forward us, normal guys, and you don't use battery. That's some secret trick or graal of you, masters of the seven kernels!
yeah if people ask me about my battery life I always have to say "no idea" because my phone is connected to my computer in 80% of the time
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the N1 kernel won't make it into official CM in near future because it has some serious problems.
But the features have been merged
https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_kernel_xiaomi_aries/commits/cm-11.0
But the features have been merged
https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_kernel_xiaomi_aries/commits/cm-11.0
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Sometime before my phone's RTC is messed up (back to 1970s, I put the phone away like for 3 days without a battery) and I had to use a script to set an offset on boot, until I flashed a 4.4.2 based MIUI by ivan which finally gives me the ability to write RTC... Is it what I think it is that now I can update RTC with CM11 as well?
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I mean hwclock -w which I can't do on current rom, that is if my Real Time Clock is somehow wrong (like what I did a few months ago putting my phone away for 3 days without a battery) I can't write the correct time to it so every time I reboot my phone I'm back to 1970s, which will lead to a bunch of errors (Google service will fail) until the time is synced to correct time with internet.
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