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[CM10.2] [4.3.1] Schmatzlers ROM for the ZTE Tureis

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What’s the result of massive amounts of code and a few weeks development time? Android 4.2.2 / Cyanogenmod for the ZTE Tureis!

First, some screenshots – more details are below of them:

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Picture of the device "in action"

 

Features of this ROM

-removed a lot of pre-installed apps

-ICS-Adreno 200 driver for better performance

-is searching for a swap partition after the first partition in the sd card and uses it

-apps are installed onto the SD all the time

-extended kernel with functions like zRAM, some io schedulers and cpu governors

-bcmdhd-driver for better wifi performance

 

Known Bugs:

-Bluetooth is not working (apparently some problems with rfkill at the moment)

-Compass not working (they built in the sensor sideways – have to work out the axis. I already did that for the g-sensor and it’s running)

Fixed in v1.01
 

How to install?

Attention: The Tureis must’ve been rooted!

1. Download the ZIP file and unzip it to your sd card with the following path scheme:

path-to-sd-card/clockworkmod/backup/cyanogenmod/the-files

2. Open up a terminal on the tureis (with this app) and enter the following command:

su && flash_image recovery /sdcard/clockworkmod/backup/cyanogenmod/recovery.img

3. Reboot the phone while pressing POWER DOWN. Clockworkmod is opening. There you choose “Restore” and your cyanogenmod folder on the sd card. Now wait a minute while it’s processing the files and choose “Reboot”. You are done!

 

How to root the Tureis

If you are still using the stock android without root, create an “image” folder on the root of the sd card. Using this, we will flash an (old, but signed) ClockWorkMod. Download this here and extract the “image.bin” into the image-folder on your sd card. After that, you can go to the settings of Android and use the SD flash method to install it.

CWM is installed now – fine. Let’s move on to getting root access on the device. Copy this zip file onto your SD card.

After that, reboot the device and hold the Power and VOL Down buttons simultaneously. CWM will start up – use the “Install zip file” option to install the zip file and – voila – your device is rooted now.

 

DOWNLOAD:

I don’t take responsibility for any damage of your device whats-o-ever! This is a custom ROM and no official android from the manufacturer!

Version 1.00 – look on top for bugs:

cyanogen-10.1-zte-tureis-v.1.00.zip

gapps-stripped.zip

 

Version 1.01:

- Switched screen to 120dpi, it is a bit sharper now

- Fixed a bug were the space bar could not be pressed

- Fixed Bluetooth and compass – if bluetooth is buggy, restart to get it running

- Widgets and Icons fit onto the Launcher now

 

cyanogen-10.1-zte-tureis-v.1.01.zip – full

cyanogen-10.1-zte-tureis-v.1.01-update.zip – update for Clockworkmod Updater

 

 

Version 2.0:

- Switched codebase to Cyanogenmod 10.2!

- Trimmed down the build (removed dictionaries, unused scripts, disabled kernel debugging) for getting more RAM back

- Fixed appearance of the lockscreen (elements fit onto it now)

 

Updating is not possible because of the radical changes. Reflash it completely.

 

cyanogen-10.2-zte-tureis-v.2.0.zip

 

 

Version 2.01:

- Added back the missing overlays in the launcher

 

Sorry, I don't know how that got unnoticed. Just do an update if you already installed 2.0 :)

 

cyanogen-10.2-zte-tureis-v.2.01.zip

 

cyanogen-10.2-zte-tureis-v.2.01-update.zip

 

 

Version 2.1:

-Fixed Wi-Fi disabling unexpectedly
-Reenabled kernel debugging
-Added Music application from Android 4.3.1
-Fixed size of default wallpaper
-Fixed pincode key number appearance
-Better detection of swap partition on the sd card
-sd-ext is now supported
-Replaced GhostCommander with TotalCommander
-Included Lightning Browser

 

cyanogen-10.2-zte-tureis-v.2.1.zip

cyanogen-10.2-zte-tureis-v.2.1-update.zip

 

 

Version 2.2:

-Replaced DPAD_CENTER button with RETURN for better compatibility with certain applications
-Enabled Cyanogenmod Account (tried to make contact groups usable, but it seems like
Google Play is needed for that)
-Fixed Repeat button in music player being halfway out of the screen
-Fixed search overlapping the pound button in the dailer
-Fixed the broken layout when getting a call and the screen is locked (you can actually see who is calling you now)
-Fixed the clock appearance on the lockscreen

 

cyanogen-10.2-zte-tureis-v.2.2.zip

cyanogen-10.2-zte-tureis-v.2.2-update.zip

 

 

Version 2.3 (Security Release!):

- Added F-Droid as an alternative to Google Play

- Updated Lightning, AdAway and Total Commander

- Fixed the following exploits:

CVE-2010-3904
CVE-2010-4258
CVE-2011-1759
CVE-2011-4348
CVE-2012-0044
CVE-2012-2136
CVE-2012-6638
CVE-2012-6647
CVE-2013-1767
CVE-2013-1826
CVE-2013-1827
CVE-2013-1848
CVE-2013-2596 (Motochopper Pwn)
CVE-2014-0101
CVE-2014-2523
CVE-2014-3153 (Towelroot)

 

Of course, the ZTE Tureis still won’t be the most secure phone this planet has ever seen, but hey – the hack from Geohot is useless on our device and this means, that we are much better than 99,9% of all devices out there at the moment! icon_smile.gif

 

Download:

cyanogen-10.2-zte-tureis-v.2.3.zip

cyanogen-10.2-zte-tureis-v.2.3-update.zip

 

 

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Guest schmatzler

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1.01 is nearing a release.

 

I somewhat fixed the bluetooth logic. The bluetooth core of Android 4.2 gets a little confused with ZTE's bcm4319 driver that they made to work with the included bcm4329 chip.

 

It always thinks that the chip is already enabled so it never actually gets enabled. I managed to bypass the activation checks in the code and Bluetooth is turning on. But it crashes after a minute with an error in the firmware file. I'm confident that I will be able to find a suiting firmware or get it to work with another configuration.

 

After that, I will fix the compass and release it again :) Full support for all the hardware would be awesome.

 

I can also see that there were already some downloads on my website - if you have tested this ROM, please give me a response if it is working right for you or if you need any missing features/bugs fixed. Thanks :)

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Version 2.0:

- Switched codebase to Cyanogenmod 10.2!

- Trimmed down the build (removed dictionaries, unused scripts, disabled kernel debugging) for getting more RAM back

- Fixed appearance of the lockscreen (elements fit onto it now)

 

Updating is not possible because of the radical changes. Reflash it completely.

 

cyanogen-10.2-zte-tureis-v.2.0.zip

Guest schmatzler

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Version 2.1:

-Fixed Wi-Fi disabling unexpectedly
-Reenabled kernel debugging
-Added Music application from Android 4.3.1
-Fixed size of default wallpaper
-Fixed pincode key number appearance
-Better detection of swap partition on the sd card
-sd-ext is now supported
-Replaced GhostCommander with TotalCommander
-Included Lightning Browser

 

cyanogen-10.2-zte-tureis-v.2.1.zip

cyanogen-10.2-zte-tureis-v.2.1-update.zip

Guest schmatzler

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Version 2.2:

-Replaced DPAD_CENTER button with RETURN for better compatibility with certain applications
-Enabled Cyanogenmod Account (tried to make contact groups usable, but it seems like
Google Play is needed for that)
-Fixed Repeat button in music player being halfway out of the screen
-Fixed search overlapping the pound button in the dailer
-Fixed the broken layout when getting a call and the screen is locked (you can actually see who is calling you now)
-Fixed the clock appearance on the lockscreen

 

cyanogen-10.2-zte-tureis-v.2.2.zip

cyanogen-10.2-zte-tureis-v.2.2-update.zip

  • 4 weeks later...
Guest habitabosta

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Could be installed in Vodafone 865 Smart Chat? (Same that ZTE Tureis with 512 RAM)

Guest schmatzler

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I don't think so as it has another CPU and that normally needs another kernel, too. Don't risk it.

 

I always tried getting that Smart Chat, but either it's nowhere to be found or way too expensive for that little thing.

  • 1 month later...
Guest hecatae

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Could be installed in Vodafone 865 Smart Chat? (Same that ZTE Tureis with 512 RAM)

that has a msm7227a armv7 neon cpu, the original tureis has a msm7227t armv6 cpu, so this rom is incompatible.

  • 3 weeks later...
Guest schmatzler

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Version 2.3 (Security Release!):

- Added F-Droid as an alternative to Google Play

- Updated Lightning, AdAway and Total Commander

- Fixed the following exploits:

CVE-2010-3904
CVE-2010-4258
CVE-2011-1759
CVE-2011-4348
CVE-2012-0044
CVE-2012-2136
CVE-2012-6638
CVE-2012-6647
CVE-2013-1767
CVE-2013-1826
CVE-2013-1827
CVE-2013-1848
CVE-2013-2596 (Motochopper Pwn)
CVE-2014-0101
CVE-2014-2523
CVE-2014-3153 (Towelroot)

 

Of course, the ZTE Tureis still won’t be the most secure phone this planet has ever seen, but hey – the hack from Geohot is useless on our device and this means, that we are much better than 99,9% of all devices out there at the moment! icon_smile.gif

 

Download:

cyanogen-10.2-zte-tureis-v.2.3.zip

cyanogen-10.2-zte-tureis-v.2.3-update.zip

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