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I've spent a bit of time working with the latest AOSP code, and figured out all of the necessary components to build a working system for the Nexus One from source. I put together a vendor overlay that can be used by any developer to build a working system for this device!
I've also added most of the same things that you can find in the previous CyanogenMod versions.
Code:
#include <std_disclaimer.h>
/*
* While this build is heavily optimized, it is also capable of pushing your N1
* much harder. I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or the current economic crisis. 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.
*/This is a pure, working AOSP build which you can use without any type of Google applications. I found a link from some other project that can be used to restore the Google parts, which I will share. I've still included the various hardware-specific code, which seems to be slowly being open-sourced anyway.
* Can be used with or without Google applications
* Latest 2.6.29.6 kernel which supports tethering, vpn, and other modules (cifs, nfs, aufs, fuse)
* Clean shudown/startup system
* NO APPS2SD. I've implemented a hack that will store the dalvik-cache of system apps in /cache, which saves you ~40MB on /data
* Built in USB tether
* Minor graphical enhancements and an excellent wallpaper by Prash
* ARM NEON optimizations (mostly to the pixelflinger library) which have not been included in the stock build yet
* Includes BusyBox, htop, nano, powertop, openvpn, and all engineering commandline utilities
* Multitouch browser using native API and code from Luke Hutchison. More MT integration coming.
* FLAC audio support from Kenny Root
* Phone enhancements from Cytown
* Perform zipalign-on-install of applications
* DeskClock tweaks- longer autosilence and "require unlock" option
* Compcache is available via Spare Parts, but I don't recommend it
* Massive APN list
* Huge collection of ringtones and audio
* All available locales are included thanks to PsychoBoy
* Many other bugfixes and tweaks from AOSP contributors
All source code is available at the CyanogenMod GitHub
INSTRUCTIONS:
- First time flashing CM to your Nexus?
1. Do a Nandroid backup!
2. WIPE
3. Install the ROM
4. Optionally install the Google Addon
- Upgrading?
1. Do a Nandroid Backup!
2. Install the ROM (your Google apps will be backed up automatically)
If you continue reading in the original thread, there is also a new release of the 2.6.32 kernel as well as a JIT patch. By enabling JIT on the Nexus One, people have been reporting 2-3x speed increases across the board!
If you continue reading in the original thread, there is also a new release of the 2.6.32 kernel as well as a JIT patch. By enabling JIT on the Nexus One, people have been reporting 2-3x speed increases across the board!
At the same time it seems many are now having issues. No wifi, major battery drain, etc... I think I'd avoid this for now...
Sorry my friend, I have indeed moved on from the Droid. I was not getting the best Verizon service and my AT&T service is top notch. Just did not see the point of paying for mediocre service already getting great service else where. So now I share my sim card between the N1 and iPhone 3GS. I will not leave the Droid forums though. :o
Sorry my friend, I have indeed moved on from the Droid. I was not getting the best Verizon service and my AT&T service is top notch. Just did not see the point of paying for mediocre service already getting great service else where. So now I share my sim card between the N1 and iPhone 3GS. I will not leave the Droid forums though. :o
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