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***Posting this on behalf of CM developer, @dhacker29 , for this device***

Source can be found at https://github.com/CyanogenMod

This is a unified build for the Nexus 6

To build CyanogenMod for yourself you can follow http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Build_for_shamu

If you'd rather not extract files from the latest CyanogenMod build you can add vendor.xml to your .repo/local_manifests folder.

Details on Installing and downloading CyanogenMod can be found here: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Shamu_Info

Official nightlies can be downloaded here: http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?device=shamu

Gapps: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Gapps


Known Issues: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Known_...page_for_shamu
Changelog: http://www.cmxlog.com/12.1/shamu/

Before you post a bug report:
Please ensure you have done a full wipe of data and formatted system under Mounts and Storage.
If you have flashed parts for other versions you may need to do a full flash of the factory software for your model and start clean.
Do not report bugs in nightlies to jira.cyanogenmod.org

Enjoy!





CyanogenMod is a free, community built, aftermarket firmware distribution of Android 5.0.2 (Lollipop), which is designed to increase performance and reliability over stock Android for your device.


Code:


#include
/*
 * 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 included 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.
 */


CyanogenMod 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. Linked below is a package that has come from another Android project that restore the Google parts. CyanogenMod does still include various hardware-specific code, which is also slowly being open-sourced anyway.

All the source code for CyanogenMod is available in the CyanogenMod Github repo.

Device-specific source code for the Samsung Galaxy S II Plus are available from:
https://github.com/andixlm/android_d...ys2plus-common
https://github.com/andixlm/android_device_samsung_i9105
https://github.com/andixlm/android_d...samsung_i9105p
https://github.com/andixlm/android_k...ys2plus-common

Compatibilitiy Patches: https://github.com/luk1337/build_tools/tree/cm

Do not submit bugs on CyanogenMod issue tracker

Downloads

What works?



  • Wi-Fi

  • Bluetooth

  • RIL (Calls, SMS, Mobile Data)

  • Sensors (Accelerometer, Compass, Light, Proximity, etc.)

  • Camera (photo & video)

  • Video playback

  • Audio (playback & recording)

  • GPS

  • Everything else not listed under "known issues"





Issues



Known device specific Issues
  • screenrecord does not work

  • Stock browser does not use hardware acceleration (Please use Firefox, Google Chrome, Dolphin, etc)


Known Sources Issues
  • Bluetooth Headset not working

  • FM Radio does not work (you can use SpiritFM, but I'm not providing support for any problem)




Does not work on 4.1 stock ROM's bootloader, please upgrade to 4.2 before flashing

Installation



  1. Make a backup!

  2. Be sure that you have the 4.2.2 bootloader

  3. Install a custom recovery

  4. Install the ROM using your custom recovery

  5. Optionally install the Google Apps Addon

  6. Wipe data if coming from stock

  7. Don't submit bugs to me, if you didn't do a full wipe and you are coming from another ROM





FAQ




Can you include Feature X into your ROM?
No. This ROM will have CyanogenMod's feature set.

Can you include S-Note/S-Planner/MultiWindow/Insert Samsung App Here?

No. This is an AOSP ROM and cannot have TouchWiz applications.

Can you include call recording?
No. CyanogenMod does not include call recording to avoid potential legal issues.

Can you add Feature X to the stock ROM?
No. I don't work on stock ROMs.

What kernel does this ROM use?
A slightly modified version of the stock kernel, the source code is linked above.

I've heard that Broadcom doesn't release source, how can you make this ROM?

Contrary to the popular belief, userspace driver source code is not always required to make an AOSP-based ROM as long as the proprietary binaries shipped with the device does not modify the API too heavily (or is from a very different version of Android). Instead of modifying the source code of the drivers, the Android source code was adapted to be able to use the proprietary binaries.

Can I use your ROM as a base?

http://source.android.com/source/licenses.html

Most of Android/CyanogenMod is licensed under the Apache License with other small parts licensed under other open-source licenses. Which means that you may modify and redistribute without asking for permission as long as the proper credits is given and it is not misappropriated as being the official CyanogenMod. (In other words, you must say that it is based on pawitp's unofficial CyanogenMod, but is not related to CyanogenMod in any other way.)



Reporting bugs



You are allowed to report bugs only in this thread.
  • Grab a logcat right after the problem has occurred. (Please include at least a few pages of the log, not just the last few lines, unless you know what you're doing.)

  • If it is a random reboot, grab /proc/last_kmsg. (Do not bother getting a logcat unless you can get it just before the reboot. A logcat after a reboot is useless)

  • If the problem disappears after running "setenforce 0" from a root shell, grab /data/misc/audit/audit.log

Remember to provide as much info as possible. The more info you provide, the more likely that the bug will be solved. Please also do not report known issues. The following is a useful format to follow.

Code:


What is your:
- Phone model (I9105 or I9105P):
- Radio (baseband):
- CM version:
- CM Download URL:
- GApps version:

Did you:
- Wipe:
- Restore with titanium backup:
- Reboot after having the issue:

Are you using:
- A task killer:
- A non-stock kernel:
- CMSettings/Performance settings (other than stock):
- Other modifications:

Provide any additional information (observations/frequency of problem/last version it worked on/etc) as needed:






Thanks
- The CyanogenMod team for providing a great ROM. Without all the compatibility work which went into it, this ROM would've been much harder to make
- @pawitp - for patches
- @CoolDevelopment, @LuK1337, @GHsR, @andixlm and other I9105/P and I9082 devs

XDA:DevDB Information
[M12] Cyanogenmod 11.0, ROM for the Samsung Galaxy S II Plus

Contributors
doriandiaconu
ROM OS Version: 4.4.x KitKat
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.10.x
ROM Firmware Required: 4.2.2
Based On: CyanogenMod

Version Information
Status: Stable
Stable Release Date: 2015-05-20

Created 2015-05-20
Last Updated 2015-05-20





I have an i9502 dual-sim S4. This was only sold in China so it does not come with Gapps. I'm on rooted stock 5.0. When I install the Gapps package, gmail (the only preloaded google software) gets updated but nothing else gets installed. This happens with most of the gapps packages I've found (all for 5.0) With one of them I got an error of not enough partition space. What am I missing?





hi all i am compiling CyanogenMod 7 for the LG Optimus L3 and I have a big problem when installing the ROM does not start and to use logcat to see the error did not detect the device I leave my device tree

https://github.com/chijure/android_device_lge_e400





Hello, XDA developers. As you may see, this is my first post, but I would like you to tell me what happened with my cellphone.

Something weird happened with my S Advance after I rooted it and installed CyanogenMod 11. I was playing on it, as I changed MinFree settings and overclocked the processor and wanted to check how the performance increased. Suddenly, the phone abruptly shut off without showing the traditional dialogue box that should appear.
When I took the phone to connect it to my battery pack I waited for like 5 minutes and the battery symbol never appeared; after that I tried to turn it on but it didn't work either. As soon as I arrived home, I connected a proper charger to the S Advance and, still, it didn't respond at all.
About one hour later I took the phone and now, when I tried to turn it on (in normal and recovery mode), it would only vibrate for a few seconds, as if it was actually turning on - with the difference that nothing was happening. The only boot mode that I could enter to was the download mode.
Saddened because I thought it was bricked, I came to my room and plugged it to my computer. The screen instantly showed the battery charging sign, and when I turned it on everything was normal. I used my wall charger to try, and it keeps working fine.

I understand that when a phone battery reaches 0%, and you try plug it to a charger you need to wait like 10 minutes to actually turn it on. But in this case was an hour! And when I finally turned the phone the battery was at 0%.
Could you tell me what happened (for potential future ocasions)?





Hello guys im new here and sorry if i post it wrong. I installed this UNOFFICIAL CyanogenMOD 12.1 for my Galaxy S3 http://forum.xda-developers.com/gala...-12-1-t3066864 . And yes i know its an unofficial rom to S3. But i have a question about this i installed it this night worked flawless only problem i have with it now atm and wondering if more of you S3 users use this custom rom. My Camera does not work if i start the camera that follows the CM its says just Camera has stopped working. If i open up google camera the rear/back camera just getting purpel/pink stripes over half the screen and it freeze. Like if i point the camera at my shoes it will just freeze there no matter where i point it.

When i then take picture nothing happens. But the selfie camera (front one) works but not the back one. So my question is should i just try to wipe the data and rom from my Clockworkmod recovery and reinstall the rom? I will point all the steps i did.
Step 1: Rooted stock rom jelly bean 4.3 android version with CF-Auto-Root-m0-m0xx-gti9300.zip through Odin.
Step 2: Made sure by my self the root was success full and it was downloaded the root checker and it told the phone is rooted did also check with SuperSU same there.
Step 3: I installed the CWM 6.0.4.4 through odin v3.09. booted the phone and see that it installed right and it did.
Step 4: Downloaded the CM rom from the first link and putted into my SDcard and gapps for Android 5.1.X from CM wikipedia.
Step 5: Installed ROM Manager from play store. Checked again if my root was succesfully on JB 4.3 it was.
Step 6: Opened ROM Manager and installed the CM 12.1 from the link in this post checked Backup this rom and checked Delete data and cache then restart and install.
Step 7: Install is done booted into recovery mode and installed GAPPS and then downloaded the camera but did not work.
So is it anyway to fix this or have an offical CM 12.1 for S3? And sorry again if i posted wrong





Hi Guys,

I spent the weekend playing around and rooting my note edge, I ended up trying 3 ROMS that are available as well as Micky837s Cyanogenmod 12.0 ROM.

IMO,the base Cyanogenmod ROM is totally awesome, ok you lose the 'edge' (but the screen spills over), but this is compensated by the ability to use the base OS + xposed with mods which
really makes a huge difference, also the speed seems to be muuuch better than with the bloated TW.. the TW ROM is <300mb vs >3gb for the 5.01 TW Stock Rom or 1.5 - 1.7 for the tweaked TW based ROMS.

Anyone else have any experiences with the different ROMS?

G





Hi all!

This is my ROM CM11. Last my build is 24 april 2015.:cyclops:

Contributor:
mustaavalkosta

Download:
CM11 24 april

Feature of this ROM - ART set as default.:fingers-crossed:





Hi,

since the official maintainer "solk2" for the GT-I9506 moved on to CM12 before providing a final build incorporating his latest fixes I decided to make my own builds.

According to my personal experience the battery life has vastly improved. In particular the power consumption while the display is off has decreased substantially. Solk2 has apparently fixed some issues with the kernel so the battery issues are gone. So for everyone not yet willing to transition to CM12 (in my case inter alia due to the currently unstable state and the lack of a stable Xposed framework in Android 5) this might be a good alternative.

I will gladly share my unofficial ROMs, however I would need someone to host the files in order to do that. If anyone would be so kind as to host ROMs please let me know.

If any relevant code changes to CM11 will appear I will most certainly compile a new version.


* IMPORTANT *


Please note that these builds are based on nothing else than the unchanged official code from Cyanogenmod, solk2 and others. So every credit goes to them.

I will not and cannot make any changes to the code. The only thing I can do and will do is build a ROM thereof in case some interesting fixes etc. appear. However, since CM11 is becoming outdated there will most probably not be a lot of changes to come.

Also, it should be understood that I take no responsibilities whatsoever if anything goes wrong when you install the ROM. Like the original ROM this is completely at your own risk!

However, you can expect that any ROM I share has been installed on my own GT-I9506 (with Samsung firmware of 4.4.2 nordic countries) and runs without obvious issues. Your mileage may vary.





Hello. I have a T-mobile Galaxy S 5. Recently I tried CyanogenMod 12.1 and several derivatives (such as Resurrection Mix). All share the same problem: during a call, if I plug in a earpiece without a microphone, the microphone in the phone will not work. The other side can't hear me. I can hear the other side though. If I instead plug in a earpiece with microphone (like the one from the phone), everything works. Or if I turn the speaker on from the phone app, the phone's microphone also works.

I remember when I was using the Samsung TouchWiz there is no such problem. Is this a known issue of CyanogenMod? Is there any ticket tracking this issue? Is there simple way to fix?

Thanks!





I was having lag after installing gapps and cyanogenmod 12.1
Found a workarround turn GPS off tablet should work without lag again

Gapps bug? Cm bug? Dont know but it worked for me.





Hi there.
I just updated my moto g 1032 2013 to cyanogenmod 12.1 from stock firmware 5.0.2 , and everyrhing works fine except GPS that doesnt lock on, is there an easy solution for this without having to downgrade again to stock firmware?
Thanks





Would there be a reason I can't restore CM12.1 - d2vzw? I can restore my previous non-CM roms. I'm using CWM 6.0.4.5 and I've tried wiping data, cache and dalvik, then restoring my backup. I tried to restore the 1st nightly, but it rebooted into recovery.I reinstalled the zip from scratch and have updated till today.Today I booted up into official nightly from May 17th, 1st install went fine like before but when I tried to check if I could restore with the new nightly. Still no go. The Samsung logo comes on, stays on 30 sec. then reboots into CWM Recovery again. I can restore back to a former rom of a different maker. Any suggestions?

Thanks, Tom 





Q&A for [ROM][G901F][5.1.1] UNOFFICIAL CyanogenMod 12.1 for Galaxy S5 4G Plus

Some developers prefer that questions remain separate from their main development thread to help keep things organized. Placing your question within this thread will increase its chances of being answered by a member of the community or by the developer.

Before posting, please use the forum search and read through the discussion thread for [ROM][G901F][5.1.1] UNOFFICIAL CyanogenMod 12.1 for Galaxy S5 4G Plus. If you can't find an answer, post it here, being sure to give as much information as possible (firmware version, steps to reproduce, logcat if available) so that you can get help.

Thanks for understanding and for helping to keep XDA neat and tidy! :)





I have a Sprint One M8 Harmon Kardon edition. I'm running a recent CM 12.1 build (updating doesn't help). I have no mobile data at all. I can't even enable it, the switch is grayed out in settings. I've tried restoring to the latest stock OS, wiping, reflashing CyanogenMod, flashing the RUU, running a firmware update, etc. I feel like I've tried everything, I really want to keep CM on my phone. Some have suggested to me that this my be an APN setting issue, but as this is a CDMA model the menu is not present to edit these settings. Does anyone know what my issue is or how I can check my APN settings?

Thanks.





Sono andato alla ricerca di una nuova rom per il mio Note 3 Neo (SM-N7505), ma è stato proprio questo il problema: questo device è stato dimenticato? Ho trovato una interessante rom, però è basata su Touchwiz, e io vorrei qualcosa come la Cyanogenmod: qualcuno ha già sviluppato tale rom (non ha importanza che sia nightly, beta o quant'altro)?





Hello there,
I would like to know if there is any way to load custom roms on d6633 with network radios working..

Thanks..









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DSP Manager is CyanogenMod's Audio Engine pre CM12. It has superb Bass and and a great equalizer which can be configured for crisp and wonderful Audio. Loudness Compensation ensures you get loud stereo audio on both speakers and Head/Earphones. I ported this DSP Manager from CM11 and tweaked and edited some of the values found on the libs. :) I am certain this would bring better/louder audio than stock audio on Lollipop firmware.









Disclaimer
I will not be held liable for any damage done to your device. Always make backups before flashing.

Features
- Dynamic Range Compression
- Material UI/Design and Icon
- Loudness Compensation
- Graphic 6 Band Equalizer
- Powerful Bass and Crisp Treble
- Virtual Surround ( Ranging from Studio to Concert Hall )
- Bass Boost ( 3 levels of boosts from Slight to Extreme )

Requirements:
- Rooted Phone
- Running 5.0 and above
- Custom Recovery ( like CWM/TWRP/Philz )

Installation
- Reboot to recovery and flash the zip file
- Uncheck Use NUPlayer instead of Awesomeplayer found in Settings>Developer Options
- * To access Developer Options click Build Number 7 Times.

Bugs
- None but if you find one post it here or PM me


Credits:
- CyanogenMod Team for their DSP Manager Application and Libs


Don't forget to hit if it works for ya :good:













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DSP Manager is CyanogenMod's Audio Engine pre CM12. It has superb Bass and and a great equalizer which can be configured for crisp and wonderful Audio. Loudness Compensation ensures you get loud stereo audio on both speakers and Head/Earphones. I ported this DSP Manager from CM11 and tweaked and edited some of the values found on the libs. :) I am certain this would bring better/louder audio than stock audio on Lollipop firmware.









Disclaimer
I will not be held liable for any damage done to your device. Always make backups before flashing.

Features
- Dynamic Range Compression
- Material UI/Design and Icon
- Loudness Compensation
- Graphic 6 Band Equalizer
- Powerful Bass and Crisp Treble
- Virtual Surround ( Ranging from Studio to Concert Hall )
- Bass Boost ( 3 levels of boosts from Slight to Extreme )

Requirements:
- Rooted Phone
- Running 5.0 and above
- Custom Recovery ( like CWM/TWRP/Philz )

Installation
- Reboot to recovery and flash the zip file
- Uncheck Use NUPlayer instead of Awesomeplayer found in Settings>Developer Options
- * To access Developer Options click Build Number 7 Times.

Bugs
- None but if you find one post it here or PM me


Credits:
- CyanogenMod Team for their DSP Manager Application and Libs


Don't forget to hit if it works for ya :good: