I am not responsible for anything that happens to you or your phone while using this custom firmware. By installing this ROM you understand the risks of modifying the core components of your phone and assume all responsibilities for any damages.

• Base - G920IDVU1AOD1


• Android 5.0.2


• Touchwiz UI/UX


• KNOX removed


• Ext4+Ext2 file system


• F2FS ready boot config


• Unsecured boot.img


• Debloated


• De-odexed


• Zipaligned


• Rooted


• Axis Tweaks


• Axis Livewire


• Axis Magick


• Compiled all native code using a modified SaberMod toolchain


• Advanced Power Menu


• Call recording


• Auto-ambient display


• Adjusted ART policies


• Fast boot/shutdown


• Octa-core performance when screen on


• Quad-core battery saver when screen off


• sysro/sysrw command support


• Safe script support


• Allowed unlimited Android active processes


• Disabled scrolling cache


• Disabled some persistent notifications

About

• Visit XDA thread


• Donate to support the Axis SDS


• Visit dev XDA profile


• Follow dev on Twitter

Statusbar

• Display network traffic speed


• Set clock style


• Set custom clock style


• Set uppercase for text style clocks


• Set date style


• Set date format


• Set date size


• Set AM/PM style


• Set AM/PM size


• Set clock alignment


• Set clock font


• Animate clock

Battery

• Set custom battery icon (15 choices)


• Set battery text style


• Automatically color battery text


• Set battery text static color


• Set battery text charging color


• Set battery text regular color


• Set battery text mid-level color


• Set battery text low-level color


• Show MIUI battery bar


• Automatically color battery bar


• Set batterybar static color


• Set batterybar charging color


• Set batterybar regular color


• Set batterybar mid-level color


• Set batterybar low-level color


• Animate batterybar


• Set animation pulse mode


• Set animation type

Navigation Bar

• Set navigation bar visibility


• Set navigation bar remap


• Set bar color


• Set left button color


• Set center button color


• Set right button color

Pie Controls

• Enable pie controls


• Set pie activation location


• Set pie activation gravity


• Set pie activation width


• Set Pie activation height


• Change linked system app icon behavior


• Change linked user app icon behavior


• Change pie status info behavior


• Change pie status info font


• Disable pie when keyboard is present


• Set pie status info clock color


• Set pie status info notification color


• Set pie color (presets)


• Set pie tiles color


• Set pie selection color


• Set pie icon color


• Set pie outline color


• Set pie gradient color


• Set pie gradient outline color

Tools

• Force init.d support


• Set on-boot shell command


• Zipalign


• Wipe cache and dalvik


• Fix permissions


• Optimize databases


• Reboot


• Reboot to recovery


• Reboot to fastboot


• Hot reboot

Package Manager

• Package installer


• Enable data persistence


• Persist app density


• Persist ad-blocking hosts file (if exists)

• Cyanogenmod

XDA:DevDB Information
Axis ROM - Galaxy S6, ROM for the Samsung Galaxy S6

Contributors
Hero
Source Code: http://developer.axsdsn.com

ROM OS Version: 5.0.x Lollipop
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.10.x

Version Information
Status: Stable

Created 2015-05-19
Last Updated 2015-05-19

Hi Guys, Today I'm gonna show you the way to give permissions to save Downloaded Files on SD Card. As You Guys Know In some MTK Lollipop phone, users can't download / Move Anything on sd card. Because Google Has restricted some permissions. But There Is Still a way to do it. Let's Check It Out
To Do This You Need
1) Rooted Phone
2) Nandroid Backup (Incase You Brick Your Device)
Okay Let's Start
1. First Grab Some Popcorn :D
2.install Root Explorer ( As It's A Paid App, I'll Not Provide The Download Link)
3.open it.
4.go to the following folder
root>system>etc>permission
5.find the platform.xml file...
6.open it with text editor.
7.find the following line
name="android.permission.WRITE
_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" >
<group gid="sdcard_r" />
<group gid="sdcard_rw" />
</permission>
8.add this extra line
<group gid="media_rw" />
9.like this
name="android.permission.WRITE
_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" >
<group gid="sdcard_r" />
<group gid="sdcard_rw" />
<group gid="media_rw" />
</permission>
10.save it and take the platform.xml.bak
to your sdcard
11.reboot and enjoy...
Thanks
Sayeed Ahmed
Working On
Walton Primo HM Mini
MT6582, Android 5.0 Lollipop
I'm Not Responsible If You Brick Your Device

How to colours notification icon area?

Please mod :)

Attached Files

SystemUI.apk - [Click for QR Code] (4.78 MB)

The HTC One M8 has been out just a little over a year now and it still competes with the latest flagship devices. Obviously this is an amazing device and outside of nexus devices it is my favorite phone of all time. I'm curious what most users think are the best Roms and tweaks for this device.

Tweaks:

For me... MultiRom is a must. I got this phone roughly two months ago and fell in love with the device and as I'm a flashaholic MultiRom was an inevitability. Multi is definitely one of my favorite features of this phone and really android as a whole. Who would have thought years ago that we'd be dual booting cellphones?

Viper4Android is also a must for me. I own 3 pairs of higher end headphones; Sony MDR SA5000s, Beats By Dre Studio v2, and Sennheiser HD558 (I recently broke these) and V4A complements an audiophile with or without the BoomSound/HarmonKardon Tweak. V4A is another must for me especially when running AOSP builds.
-Small note: a newer audio tweak had made its way onto the android scene and I've found it compliments v4a quite well. eXtreme Beats has no GUI or any settings, though it does have optional downloadable profiles for v4a that are pretty nice. In my experience eXtreme Beats on its own is fantastic and used in combination with v4a it definitely improves on even v4a's greatness. It should be noted that at the moment eXtreme doesn't seem to work with BoomSound or HarmonKardon...

OGYouTube, Material Messaging, and AdAway are three well known apps that aren't really tweaks but personal preferences I have to recommend.

Roms: I'm going to separate these into Sense based and AOSP/GPE

Sense: as far as sense goes I feel like sense is light years ahead of touchwiz but it's still not my preferable framework. I think sense is cool and I can see why people enjoy it... Its just not my preference... That being said there are some sense Roms I enjoy.

ViperOne By Team Venom is, in my opinion, the best sense based ROM for the m8. I've followed team venom for awhile off and on and I used to not enjoy their work... Boy was I wrong. They've definitely stepped their game up over the years and have really taken custom sense Roms to an incredible level. The amount of customization they bring to the table is insane and they've brought a cm/aosp feel to sense that I never thought would happen. Again as far as sense Roms go theirs is my favorite.

A close second would be the sightly less customizable LeeDrOiD. The self proclaimed most senior sense ROM developer has created an awesome custom sense ROM. While his customization isn't quite as advanced as Team Venoms this is one man doing the work of the entire Venom Team and LD comes in a close second in my eyes. Both roms make sense a lot more tolerable (for me) and both deserve an immense amount of respect and admiration.

It should be noted that I dislike sense 7 and for the time being prefer sense 6 to 7 mainly because the amount of customization on 7 isn't yet up to par with 6.

AOSP/GPE: My personal preference...

I'm not going to comment on GPE. I'm on Verizon and I think DH has done a great job porting GPE to our CDMA devices... I just other the aosp feel to GPE.

There are an immense number of AOSP Roms but I'm only going to cover a few of my favorites.

(Newly Official!) PACman (Lollipop 5.1.1);
I'm somewhat biased as I fell in love with PAC when it was released on Jellybean. There have been several Roms that have combined pieces of what we love about some of the major custom Roms but I feel no one has ever done it as well as the devs at PAC. Combining (P)aranoidAndroid(A)OKP(C)yanogenMod PAC brings with it some of the best features of the big three. It also seems to have the best implementation of HeadsUp Notifications that I've seen on any aosp ROM including the newest PA builds. It also looks like we will soon be getting nightly builds now that we've got official support... Definitely my favorite aosp ROM... Really my favorite ROM period.

Dirty Unicorns (Lollipop 5.1.1);
I've started repeatedly that there is a big difference between compiling a build and actually developing. Many people are able to compile CyanogenMod and cherry pick features... Actual development (like PA did with PIE) is a different thing all together. We're lucky here on the m8 to have a developer who's building DU and creating some unique development. DU has several unique features and is an all around great build based off OmniRom. Probably my third favorite AOSP/CM style ROM.

SOKP (Sonic Open Kang Project: Lollipop 5.1.1):
SOKP has a ton of features and is built off of CyanogenMod. Like many of the other cherry picks its extensive amount of features are awesome and is definitely one of the more stable AOSP builds. This ROM also has the best sound quality (stock after install) of any AOSP build for the m8. The developer has put an immense amount of time in attempting to correct the sound issues plaguing AOSP/CM on the m8. Probably my second favorite m8 ROM.

AND LASTLY...

Lollipop Dream CyanogenMod (Lollipop 5.0 *currently hopefully will see 5.1 soon):
This is pure CyanogenMod 12 built off Linaro toolchain with a few fixes and .odex'd for speed. While I prefer the current nightly builds to this rom, once the developer updates to 5.1 this will certainly be on my phone. Compared to raw cm these lollipop dream builds are much smoother and quicker. Definitely one of the best raw cm builds I've seen on any device.

Honorable Mention: (Official) Paranoid Android (Lollipop 5.1.1):
Paranoid Android is very well known and for me their latest official build is flawless. Others, however, have had cell signal issues and other small bugs with it. I love PA for their great innovation they've brought to the android community but unfortunately they are lacking a few small features that most lollipop builds have. It was disappointing to see they still don't have these small features. That coupled with the current compatibility some people are reporting has kept it off my list here. Though it is a very early release and I'm sure the PA team will have it up and running in no time.


So... What are your favorite Roms and tweaks you're using on your m8???

HTC One (M8) MultiRom: PACman 5.1.1; SOKP 5.1.1; CyanogenMod 12.1.1 (Nightlys updated weekly); ViperOne M8 w/Hypernova Kernel