Kernel

As many of you know, I had a kernel named Singularity. I chose to cease development. As users still want the kernel, I am looking for someone to take over. If you are interested PM and if I decide your serious Ill give you the source

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[UNOFFICIAL][ROM][MM 6.0.1][NIGHTLY] OmniRom [SGP712/SGP771]

OmniRom for Sony Xperia Z4 Tablet [SGP712/SGP771]


About OmniROM
OmniROM is based on the Android Open Source Project with extra contributions from many people within the Android community. It can be used without any need to have any Google application installed. You can download GApps if you'd like to retain Google's services.


Disclaimer

Code:

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#include <std_disclaimer.h>
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Your warranty is now void. * * I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards, * thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please * do some research if you have any concerns about features in this rom * before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if * you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you. */

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What do you need?

Before continuing your device must have an unlocked bootloader. To unlock the bootloader you can follow Sony's official guide located here ; http://ift.tt/1jLbzs5
WARNING - MAKE SURE my Xperia is disabled before unlocking bootloader.
If you unlock your bootloader with my Xperia enabled your device will be bricked and it's not fixable.

• To be able to install OmniROM you will need TWRP.
• You will need a flashable GApps package; I recommend Benzo's GApps or Bank's Dynamic GApps.
• You need SuperSU Systemless Root ver 2.60 or higher if you want to have root access.

See the Downloads part of this message for the needed packages

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How to install?

To install OmniROM please follow these instructions:

• Download TWRP on your computer
• Flash TWRP by doing fastboot flash recovery twrp_karin_date.img
• Boot up tablet
• Download OmniRom, GApps, and SuperSU via computer or tablet and copy it to your device's internal storage.
• Make sure usb debugging is enabled and reboot your device into TWRP on your computer by doing adb reboot recovery.
• Do a factory reset in TWRP
• Flash the OmniROM zip file, the GApps ZIP file and SuperSU ZIP file
• Reboot the tablet and enjoy OmniROM :) Note - Can take up to 20 minutes to boot on first boot up.

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Downloads

Below are the files you need for flashing OmniROM:

• Latest Nightly TWRP: http://ift.tt/24nktPn
• Latest Nightly Build: http://ift.tt/1NDVD9C
• Bank's GApps: http://ift.tt/1XM9pM6
• Benzo's GApps: http://ift.tt/24nkses
• SuperSU from Chainfire: http://ift.tt/18KqOrS

Special Thanks & Credits To -
OmniRom developers for making base of rom.
Chainfire for SuperSU.
Google for making Android.
Humberto Borba for porting OmniRom & TWRP to Xperia Z4 Tablet; http://ift.tt/24nkseu

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Homescreen carousel?

Anybody able to get the homescreen to carousel 360 degrees?

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[ROM][Android 6.0.1]S7Edge Marshmallow port

Android 6.0.1 S7Edge Marshmallow port
for Galaxy Note3 ( N9005 )

Rom Information:
> base on Galaxy S7 edge G935FXXU1APD3
> rooted / deodexed / zipaligned / busybox / deknoxed
> multi languages

Features:
> android 6.0.1
> full Galaxy S7 edge features
> full Galaxy Note5 features

Know Bugs:
The same as in the original rom!

Supported devices:
> Galaxy Note3 - N9005 (hlte)

Installation instructions:
> first make a backup for everything ( installation will wipe your data! )
> download the ROM and paste to sd-card or ext-sd-card
> reboot to recovery and select a clean install
> reboot to system and make your settings
> enjoy the ROM!

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Note: First start will be 15 - 20 minutes. At first startup, the ROM will ask you to do a restart. Reboot and then make your settings!

Download:
~ pCloud ~
No other mirrors allowed!

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Attention: First SystemUI will be GoodLockUI. If you don't like and want to revert to stock folow this steps: > go to Settings > Applications > Applications manager > scroll down and find System UI, press and choose "disable" > reboot > go again to Settings > Applications > Applications manager > more > Show system apps > scroll down and find UI System and clear data > reboot

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Thanks to: @darkera13 that allowed me to work on ROM ported by him original rom can be found here

you are not allowed to copy / distribute my work !!!

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[DEVTALK][CM13/AOSP for the Z4/Z3+]

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Originally Posted by a-st (Post 66561644) Hi jerpelea, I've managed to compile AOSP with latest binaries for my Xperia Z3+ Dual (E6533) but I still have graphical glitches and no dual SIM support. Any hints so far? EDIT: Please find recovery and ROM here: http://ift.tt/24nknHv | Gapps can be used from here: http://opengapps.org (I did choose arm64/6.0/nano) Flash recovery (Link: http://d-h.st/r94k) Boot to recovery Flash ROM (Link: http://d-h.st/7ZlB) Flash Gapps (Link: http://opengapps.org (I did choose arm64/6.0/nano)) Reboot Best regards, a-st

Kernel-side:

http://ift.tt/24nkoLJ defconfig: unify dual sim kernels

so you essentially use aosp_kitakami_ivy_defconfig

http://ift.tt/24nkoLL dsds support

(device/sony/kitakami)

http://ift.tt/24nkoLN manual approach to satsuki DSDS models

well yeah, you either need a sophisticated "wrapper" or do an additional folder for the dual sim model,

in that repo I currently do an experiment and simply renamed it to see whether it goes through

@a-st

How much experience do you have with development ?

Kernels ? ROMs ?

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Zizo Case

So believe it or not this came up on my FB Sponsored Ad. Figured it was interesting enough to check out.
Anyone have any experience with this case or any of it's kind? What do you think of it?

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The site claims that it's Mil-Std-810G drop test certified.
Feel welcomed to check out what that means for yourself here but based on what I've read was that it withstands 26 drops in total, from 4 feet high, on its face, edges, and corners with no damage to the device. Now that doesn't sound like much but I've cracked a screen on my S4 by letting it smack pavement jelly side down from just two feet. I currently have three cases but I'm strongly considering this to being a fourth!

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Question about roms that require full wipe (newbie)

It has been a long time since I have installed roms and when I did in the past my HTC incredible had a sd card so it was easy to get data on/off the device.

I have noticed that several ROM installs for the HTC One m7 require a full wipe which would wipe my restore backups as well. But I wanted to maintain my TWRP backup so I can revert if the ROM doesn't work or if I don't like it's features.

Can I maintain the backup and install or do I have to full wipe ?
Can I pull the backup off and then put it back on. I am sure I could get it off but once I have a bad install not sure how I could put it back on the device.

I have S-Off and Unlocked Bootloader on Verizon device.

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