Root [CDMA] [ROM] [4.4.4] [UNOFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 11 + MMS FIX [Linaro 4.9] [11-07-2014]

[Seraph08]

CyanogenMod is a free, community built, aftermarket firmware distribution of Android 4.4 ( Kitkat ), which is designed to increase performance and reliability over stock Android for your device.

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. You will need to provide your own Google Applications package (gapps). CyanogenMod does still include various hardware-specific code, which is also slowly being open-sourced anyway.

Download and flash in this sequence

ROM
GAPPS (I use stock)
MMS Fix [Thank you SuperR]

This ROM was built from source with a manifest I wrote myself.​

THANK YOU CYANOGEN FOR YOUR SOURCES AND THE BEST DAMN ROM TO BUILD OFF OF​

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[Seraph08]

Reserved

 

[Seraph08]

 

[soxtober05]

Seraph; Thank you very much for ALL your builds. Some prefer Ford over Chevy or Chrysler. I buy what I like...

 

[D34DBre4kr]

I'd like to thank you for all of your builds but why did you make this? dont we have an official build? again i mean no disrespect. just wondering

 

[Roguefoxx]

I've been running this one for the past couple days and it's incredibly stable and smooth. Think I found a new favorite for the time being. Thanks!

 

[Seraph08]

I'd like to thank you for all of your builds but why did you make this? dont we have an official build? again i mean no disrespect. just wondering

Because he wrote the manifests from stuff directly from the Moto G...

I've been running this one for the past couple days and it's incredibly stable and smooth. Think I found a new favorite for the time being. Thanks!

That's why

 

[mel4787]

to some ppl using cm11 on the moto, any bugs within this rom? want to know if everything works like torch, camera, bluetooth, those things. if so then ill give it a try

 

[mvaness]

to some ppl using cm11 on the moto, any bugs within this rom? want to know if everything works like torch, camera, bluetooth, those things. if so then ill give it a try

Well, it would help us all out if as many people tried it as possible. I ran it for a few days and didn't have any issues, but I personally like Seraph's PA builds. Try out the CM yourself and report back.

I don't mean to be snarky, but it helps if everyone dips their toes into the waters.

 

[Roguefoxx]

to some ppl using cm11 on the moto, any bugs within this rom? want to know if everything works like torch, camera, bluetooth, those things. if so then ill give it a try

Everything seems to work great, other than voicemail notifications, but you don't get those with anything other than stock anyway.

 

[Seraph08]

If you want your voice mail notifications just install Google voice.

 

[mvaness]

If you want your voice mail notifications just install Google voice.

Wow, I didn't think google voice was supported on Boost Mobile, but I just tried it and it does...

I am back using your pa build. What is the "activate cyanogen voice+" message?

 

[Seraph08]

Wow, I didn't think google voice was supported on Boost Mobile, but I just tried it and it does...

I am back using your pa build. What is the "activate cyanogen voice+" message?

Just Cyanogens integration with your Google Voice. ROM came prepared for the Voicemail situation. Just had to get the rest of the requirements. I believe it's also how you would send those "encrypted SMS to other cyanogen users". Logically it makes sense, even though I have never used it for those purposes.

 

[D34DBre4kr]

That's why

pardon but i don't know what manifests are, is it just like MORE made for our phone? like is the official a port? or what

 

[D34DBre4kr]

now do we still have the same audio lag when playing back?

 

[Seraph08]

The local manifest

Creating a local manifest allows you
to customize the list of repositories used in your copy of the source code by overriding or supplementing the default manifest. In this way, you can add, remove, or replace source code in the official manifest with your own. By including repositories (which need not even reside on GitHub) in a local manifest, you can continue to synchronize with the repo sync command just as you would have previously. Only now, both the official repositories from the default manifest and the additional repositories you specify will be checked for updates.

CyanogenMod creating a local manifest​

 

[D34DBre4kr]

The local manifest

Creating a local manifest allows you
to customize the list of repositories used in your copy of the source code by overriding or supplementing the default manifest. In this way, you can add, remove, or replace source code in the official manifest with your own. By including repositories (which need not even reside on GitHub) in a local manifest, you can continue to synchronize with the repo sync command just as you would have previously. Only now, both the official repositories from the default manifest and the additional repositories you specify will be checked for updates.

CyanogenMod creating a local manifest​

I still dont quite understand but i trust you know what youre doing

 

[SuperR]

If you want your voice mail notifications just install Google voice.

Wow, I didn't think google voice was supported on Boost Mobile, but I just tried it and it does...

I am back using your pa build. What is the "activate cyanogen voice+" message?

Wait, What? Are you saying you can use Google Voice as your voicemail provider on these custom roms? I know you can't on the stock rom and I have never been able to on any Boost device. This would be amazing and I would certainly get away from stock if this is true

 

[Seraph08]

Wait, What? Are you saying you can use Google Voice as your voicemail provider on these custom roms? I know you can't on the stock rom and I have never been able to on any Boost device. This would be amazing and I would certainly get away from stock if this is true

You will get your voicemail notifications with Google voice yes.

 

[SuperR]

You will get your voicemail notifications with Google voice yes.

Maybe I am not asking the right question. Let me try again

There is a Google voice number and a Boost number. I know I get Google Voice number vm notifications with Google Voice, but do I get Boost number vm notifications with Google Voice? Sprint allows you to use Google Voice as your vm provider with your Sprint number. Boost has never allowed this due to the lack of conditional call forwarding. Are you saying you can now use Google Voice as your vm provider for your Boost number?

 

[Seraph08]

https://drive.google.com/folder/d/0B3bTd-NF3_aLd1dHZFVlRGthMjQ/edit

 

[SuperR]

https://drive.google.com/folder/d/0B3bTd-NF3_aLd1dHZFVlRGthMjQ/edit

I hope that was not the best answer you are willing to provide for my detailed question lol

 

[Seraph08]

I hope that was not the best answer you are willing to provide for my detailed question lol

Not at all but I'm currently walking down a decently busy road doing this as I dodge cars

 

[SuperR]

Not at all but I'm currently walking down a decently busy road doing this as I dodge cars

I am patient. Just wanted to be sure there was a real answer on the way

 

[mvaness]

I was able to send and receive calls using Google Voice with my Google Voice number. I was also able to get vm notifications along with an email with a transcription of the call this way.

However, I was not able to get vm notifications or transcriptions using my Boost number.

I had set up a Google Voice number years ago, but never really tried it because I didn't think it worked with Boost.

But doesn't GV burn through data? I am back to using my regular Boost number for the time being.