[ROM] [OFFICIAL] [Z00T] [6.0.1] Cyanogenmod 13.0

[ROM] [OFFICIAL] [Z00T] [6.0.1] Cyanogenmod 13.0
For: Asus Zenfone Laser ZE551KL & Asus Zenfone Selfie ZD551KL

Tutorial:
1) Unlock Bootloader with oficial method from ASUS.
* This may void your Warranty, Nor me or Devs are responsible to what happens to your device.
2) Enable in Developer Options > Android debugging (adb)*
   *Don't have Dev.Options? Go to "About phone" and click "Build number" Until Dev. Options are unlocked
3) Download the zip file AndroidSDKslim https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9a0ULZKQLQmS2ZNZDNtS3gzMFk/view
4) Extract AndroidSDKslim and copy twrp-3.0.0-0-Z00T.img* to folder
   *Download twrp 3.0 here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/ ... h-recovery-t3317513
5) Within the adb folder, Run the following commands:
    adb devices (to check if device is connected)
    adb reboot bootloader
    fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.0.0-0-Z00T.img
    fastboot oem reboot-recovery
6) Wait for the device to restart and boot into TWRP 3.0
7) Wipe EVERYTHING! Wipe Data and Internal SD.
8) Flash the Rom Zip file, Download at:  https://download.cyanogenmod.org/?device=Z00T
9) Download GAPPS for your device at: http://opengapps.org/
10) Flash GAPPS and Restart your device!*

1st Boot may take some time, be patient...

SUPPORT THE DEVS @:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/zenfone-2-laser/orig-development/rom-cyanogenmod-13-0-t3317515

Cool!, what happens if we don't "Wipe EVERYTHING?"

Is this compatible with the ASUS Z00TD ZE551KL?  In other words any version of the ASUS ZE551KL?  Also right now these are nightly bulids, not a final realease.  Will a final release be forthcoming at some point in the future?  And  is there an ADB package for Linux based computers.  I don't have a WinDO$ machine.

Update:  Using these instructions: http://bernaerts.dyndns.org/linu ... -adb-fastboot-qtadb

I got to this point:
jl@jl-Asus_Laptop ~ $ sudo adb devices
[sudo] password for jl:
List of devices attached

There are no listed devices even though my ZE551KL is connected through USB.

Apparently the cure could be:
5. If your device is not detected ...If everything is ready

• ADB installed on the computer
• ADB enabled in the developper mode menu of your device
  

and your device is not detected by your computer, you may be facing the USB3 bug.
On modern computer, most of the USB ports are USB3 and there is an incompatibility between some Android devices and USB3 ports.
This problem must be software related, as one of my phone is not recognized thru adb but is fully recognized thru fastboot on the same USB port !
The easiest way to solve it is damn simple : just connect a cheap, self-powered USB hub between your computer and your Android device.


I'll have to get a self-powered USB hub and see if that helps.  I would welome any other suggestions.

Gamilus posted on 2016/3/19 06:05
Cool!, what happens if we don't "Wipe EVERYTHING?"

You will have a huge headache...

GRB posted on 2016/3/19 16:47
Is this compatible with the ASUS Z00TD ZE551KL?  In other words any version of the ASUS ZE551KL?  Al ...

Visit the Op Page:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/ ... enmod-13-0-t3317515

mad.droid posted on 2016/3/21 11:44
Visit the Op Page:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/zenfone-2-laser/orig-development/rom-cyanogenmo ...

Thanks, I did look at that page, and notice that the Cyanogen ROM should work with my phone, but so far I've had no success in getting ADB to see the phone on an ASUS laptop running Linux Mint 17.3-Mate.  If you have any suggestions, I would greatly appreciate them.  Apparently you have to first address the phone with ADB to gain root access, and after that run the ASUS boot loader unlocker.  I still have about 8 months of warranty left so I'm slightly iridescent to root the phone and run the ASUS unlocker.apk.  Allegedly there will eventually the upgrade to 6.0 through ASUS on the stock phones.  Most of my problems are just annoying nuisances which are not fatal to the operation of the phone.  However they are very user unfriendly, and I wish ASUS would see fit to genuinely make the product end user customizable.

GRB posted on 2016/3/21 20:09
Thanks, I did look at that page, and notice that the Cyanogen ROM should work with my phone, but so  ...

Nope, you must 1ST UNLOCK BOOTLOADER!
It's the 1st step in my tutorial, I don't mention root anywhere in those steps.

mad.droid posted on 2016/3/22 02:36
Nope, you must 1ST UNLOCK BOOTLOADER!
It's the 1st step in my tutorial, I don't mention root anywh ...

Do you think that once the bootloader is unlocked that ADB through Linux would see the ASUS device?  Right now it doesn't show up.

jl-Asus_Laptop jl # adb kill-server
jl-Asus_Laptop jl # adb start-server
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
jl-Asus_Laptop jl # adb devices
List of devices attached

jl-Asus_Laptop jl #

As you can see above, nothing shows up, although the Zenfone does connect nicely with a file manager and it's easy to transfer files.

GRB posted on 2016/3/22 22:24
Do you think that once the bootloader is unlocked that ADB through Linux would see the ASUS device ...

See if this helps:
https://software.intel.com/en-us ... ecture/topic/494961

mad.droid posted on 2016/3/22 17:27
See if this helps:
https://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/android-applications-on-intel-architect ...

I tried, modfied the udev rules:
# udev rule to detect android devices
# These rules refer to http://developer.android.com/tools/device.html

# Intel
#SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTR{idVendor}=="8087", MODE="0666", GROUP="plugdev"
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTRS{idVendor}=="8087",ATTRS{idProduct}=="07e6", MODE="0666"

Downloaded the T K.'s fastboot binary:
Fri, 11/21/2014 - 02:25

Sure here you go. works on all intel devices, i have tried it on, you need to add user rules for your user if they don't have access to fastboot, root can use no problem.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/pbr4b2x2ig9b2m5/fastboot

Ran it and got:

jl-Asus_Laptop Downloads # fastboot
usage: fastboot [ <option> ] <command>

commands:
  update <filename>                        reflash device from update.zip
  flashall                                 flash boot + recovery + system
  flash <partition> [ <filename> ]         write a file to a flash partition
  erase <partition>                        erase a flash partition
  format <partition>                       format a flash partition
  getvar <variable>                        display a bootloader variable
  boot <kernel> [ <ramdisk> ]              download and boot kernel
  flash:raw boot <kernel> [ <ramdisk> ]    create bootimage and flash it
  devices                                  list all connected devices
  continue                                 continue with autoboot
  reboot                                   reboot device normally
  reboot-bootloader                        reboot device into bootloader
  help                                     show this help message

options:
  -w                                       erase userdata and cache (and format
                                           if supported by partition type)
  -u                                       do not first erase partition before
                                           formatting
  -s <specific device>                     specify device serial number
                                           or path to device port
  -l                                       with "devices", lists device paths
  -p <product>                             specify product name
  -c <cmdline>                             override kernel commandline
  -i <vendor id>                           specify a custom USB vendor id
  -b <base_addr>                           specify a custom kernel base address
  -n <page size>                           specify the nand page size. default: 2048
  -S <size>[K|M|G]                         automatically sparse files greater than
                                           size.  0 to disable
jl-Asus_Laptop Downloads # fastboot devices
jl-Asus_Laptop Downloads # fastboot devices
jl-Asus_Laptop Downloads #

and got essentially nothing.

Other than that, I can easily address the Zenfone with the Linux file manager.  Can the files simply be transfered with that or is ADB and fastboot absolutely required?  An end user should not have to obtain a degree in software engineering just to have a phone that works properly.  This last remark is more directed at Intel and ASUS, not to the help you are trying to offer me.