ARCHIVED: [ROM][ALPHA] quattrimus ICS

[clodfelterac]

@gannon--- good to see youre back!... i was checking your blog last night to see if there were any goodies... and tada, low and behold, you have returned... nice!...

 

[rebel69ization]

Good to see ya back gannon

 

[A.I.]

Maintaining 9 ROMs will be very excessive imo. Things should be streamlined.

Personally, I think adopting thekraven's style would be best moving forward. Dev moving forward for CM9, and have the Optimus S flashable fixes if needed.

Secondly, to satisfy other variants to build, this is where IHO styled development comes in, whereas anyone who would want to pickup building for AOKP/AOSP is open to do so. This has the shakes of build being "unpure", but you are a the mercy of the builder.

In this way, I think it will cut down unneeded time going into trying to do everything. I believe that TDM can focus strictly on CM9 and any OptS fix that is needed (that is, if anyone else chooses not to assist in Optimus S building), ROM Keeper if he chooses to continue that project, and/or the kernel 3.0 he wants to work on. So in essence three things instead of 9 ROMs. Anyone who wishes to build for AOKP/AOSP can do so at their own discretion and maintain those releases.

 

[sellers86]

Maintaining 9 ROMs will be very excessive imo. Things should be streamlined.

Personally, I think adopting thekraven's style would be best moving forward. Dev moving forward for CM9, and have the Optimus S flashable fixes if needed.

Secondly, to satisfy other variants to build, this is where IHO styled development comes in, whereas anyone who would want to pickup building for AOKP/AOSP is open to do so. This has the shakes of build being "unpure", but you are a the mercy of the builder.

In this way, I think it will cut down unneeded time going into trying to do everything. I believe that TDM can focus strictly on CM9 and any OptS fix that is needed (that is, if anyone else chooses not to assist in Optimus S building), ROM Keeper if he chooses to continue that project, and/or the kernel 3.0 he wants to work on. So in essence three things instead of 9 ROMs. Anyone who wishes to build for AOKP/AOSP can do so at their own discretion and maintain those releases.

He will not be maintaining 9 roms. He is just setting up all of the source and there are a lit of people willing to do builds.

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[Revenant Ghost]

Gannon's back!? O=

Dun, dun, duuuunnnn!!!! But seriously though, it's good to see him back.

 

[tdm]

I know systems programming, but I cannot do anything unless I can build the quattrimus firmware. Build instructions would enable me to start hacking on it.

They're coming soon.

 

[tdm]

@tdm hey have you looked at Linaro i read that it improves performance on arm devices in ICS.
http://www.androidcentral.com/linaro-shows-big-improvements-android-404-arm-optimization

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Yes thanks, it's definitely going to be exciting to see those improvements. The article says that CM9 and AOKP will both be merging the changes. Don't know the exact timeline though. I'll probably not merge the changes into AOSP, unless there is a significant contingent of AOSP users and the merge is straightforward.

 

[tdm]

So tdm, I see where you got the orginization set up on git for thunderc, but when you want to start getting busy? I'm hyped

I'm setting things up right now.

 

[tdm]

Isn't doing it for me? Must be because I own the file... who knows. But now I have 15 different apktool files zips

My bad. When I tried, I fetched the "top" url and extracted the "deep" url out of the page. The HTML returned in the "top" url started giving me a captcha after a couple fetches.

I would be very leery of publishing a link to a mediafire "deep" url. I did a quick scan of their ToS and I don't see anything that explicitly forbids it. But I'm sure they would not appreciate it. It avoids any content distribution logic and thwarts their ability to throw ads at users. It would not surprise me if they deleted the file and/or suspended your account if they detect you doing it.

 

[rukin5197]

Yes thanks, it's definitely going to be exciting to see those improvements. The article says that CM9 and AOKP will both be merging the changes. Don't know the exact timeline though. I'll probably not merge the changes into AOSP, unless there is a significant contingent of AOSP users and the merge is straightforward.

I just seen a very recent commit that AOKP pulled in creating it's own fork of prebuilt files, but then it disappeared. Must have had problems.

 

[Cory Streater]

Gannon's back!? O=

Yes, and I'm ecstatic that he is. He and I had a great talk yesterday and it's definitely beneficial to all of us that he is. So, consider the hatchet buried, hands shaken, and lots of good things moving forward.

 

[anthonycr]

Yes, and I'm ecstatic that he is. He and I had a great talk yesterday and it's definitely beneficial to all of us that he is. So, consider the hatchet buried, hands shaken, and lots of good things moving forward.

Gannon's back and ice cream sandwich development is going to take off with tdm teaming with people to build.

Life is good.

 

[mrg666]

Glad to see you back, Gannon

 

[Compeek]

TDM, have you considered just using Dropbox? I guess the main concern would be using up the 2 GB of free storage quickly, but I don't believe there are bandwidth limits.

 

[tdm]

TDM, have you considered just using Dropbox? I guess the main concern would be using up the 2 GB of free storage quickly, but I don't believe there are bandwidth limits.

That's one of the fastest known ways to get your dropbox account suspended.

 

[RyanJKremer]

Glad to see you back, Gannon

Just another classic soap-opera thematic element - bringing back a character from the dead. I guess we needed another plot-twist for "As Quattrimus Turns"!

Welcome back Gannon!

 

[Compeek]

That's one of the fastest known ways to get your dropbox account suspended.

It's against the terms? I thought half the idea was sharing files.

 

[tdm]

It's against the terms? I thought half the idea was sharing files.

I know. Ironic, isn't it?

 

[strabo231]

Quick question.... got phone back to stock recovery, means it is unrooted and all I need to do is make sure I factory reset it before I send it on its way, correct?

 

[arnold1997]

Quick question.... got phone back to stock recovery, means it is unrooted and all I need to do is make sure I factory reset it before I send it on its way, correct?

Bro ask this in the general section and you will get more help. Not in a ICS thread..

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