[ROM][4.2.2][AOKP/CM] Nexus 7 Vanilla RootBox 4.2 [8/2][HALO][PER-APP-DPI][PIE]

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Description


Vanilla RootBox is built straight from RootBox sources and always carries a very light installation with no extra/useless apps. This means, you can enjoy a pure Android experience combined with AOKP/CM features and some CM cherry-picks. Keep in mind Jelly Bean is only at the beginning stage of development and there will be minor bugs. Every RootBox releases are stable and always up to the challenge for a daily usage. I personally have a high standard when it comes to releases and this is why this project always meets the expectations of users. If you're wondering how this ROM differs from any other AOKP roms out there, I only have one thing to say: Try it yourself and choose the one that meets your requirements.


Features

Built from RootBox Sources

For a complete list of all Features in RootBox, visit the following link:
Complete Feature List

AOKP Features

Hybrid Settings

Per App DPI
Per App Colors (Statusbar, Icons, NavBar)
Per App UI (Phone, Tablet, Phablet)
Per App Expanded Mode (FullScreen)
NavBar Height

General Settings

Home button call answer (Accessibility Option)
Variable Lockscreen Pattern size (CM)
Quiet Hours (CM)
Power Sounds (CM)
Camera Shutter sound
Permissions (AOKP)
Profiles (CM)
Update Center – OTA Updates through GOO Manager

Clock

Clock: Increasing Alarm
Clock: Flip/Shake – Snooze or Dismiss
Clock: Disable Alarm Icon on Statusbar


RootBox Settings

General UI

Pie (Paranoid Android)
Low Battery Warning (Pop-up & Sound, Pop-up only, Sound only, Off)
Expanded Desktop

Keyboard

Disable Fullscreen Keyboard (Landscape mode)
Auto keyboard rotation
Option to control cursor in text fields using volume keys

Lockscreen

Lockscreen See Through
Lockscreen Background
Screen Security Features (Unlock options: Quick Unlock, Delay Screen Lock, Menu Unlock, Home Unlock)

Statusbar and Notification Drawer

Breathing SMS
Breathing Missed Call
Display Connected WiFi Network beside Carrier Label
Notification Drawer Shortcuts
Notifications Behaviour (Always Expand, Never Expand, Normal, Old Style)
Notification icon opacity
Power Widget (CM)

Clock

cLock (Chronus)

Sound

Option to disable sound when adjusting volume
Launch Music app on Headset connection
Swap Volume Buttons on Rotation


Recommended Installation Steps

Coming from another Custom ROM:

1. Wipe Data/Factory Reset (This does not affect your Internal/External storage)

2. Flash RootBox zip

3. Flash JB GAPPS

4. Wipe Dalvik Cache

5. Reboot


Coming from Stock ROM:

1. Root Tablet- Get CWM Recovery

2. Wipe Data/Factory Reset (This does not affect your Internal/External storage)

3. Flash RootBox zip

4. Flash JB GAPPS

5. Wipe Dalvik Cache

6. Reboot


How to upgrade RootBox versions:

1. Download RootBox update

2. Flash RootBox update

3. Flash JB GAPPS

4. Wipe Cache (Optional)

5. Wipe Dalvik Cache (Optional)

6. Reboot




RootBox Sources

www.github.com/Root-Box




Downloads

Rom (Basketbuild) | Google Apps
Rom (Dev Host) | Mirror (Android File Host)


Quick Tip: To avoid bad flashes and unexpected surprises, make sure you check the md5sum of the downloaded zip file against the one displayed on Goo.



For any DEVELOPMENT related question, you can ask them here


This is a development thread only.You have been warned.

Changelog

**Due to thread size limit restrictions, only the latest version's changelog will be displayed.
If you wish to have changelogs from previous versions, you can find them at the following link:


RootBox Changelogs

Changelogs are now integrated with the ROM itself:


- At the root of ROM zip file (changelog.txt)
- Goo Manager app (View Changelog section of the zip file)
- Goo.im website (Drag mouse over the zip file and click "view file changelog")


Donations

If you want to donate, feel free to do so but I'm not a big fan of donations. I put this up because I've been getting too many PM asking for my paypal account.




Credits/Thanks To:
* AOKP
* Teamhacksung
* The CyanogenMod Project
* rovo89 - For his excellent work on Xposed Framework
* Paranoid Android
* Rodries
* Pier
* BigDenn - Logo, bootanimation and wallpapers
* Wiggierip - v4.0 Bootanimation






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kilometers4

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Contribute to RootBox


Those interested in making wallpapers and bootanimation for RootBox, send an email to rootbox.rom@gmail.com with the following:


Information
  • Name
  • Email

Wallpapers
  • Attach wallpaper in email
  • Three sizes are required: HDPI, XHDPI and Grouper

I'll review them and add the wallpapers in the next release. I will also choose the best one as the default wallpaper for official releases.

Bootanimation
  • Attach bootanimation or paste download link in the email.
  • Three sizes are required: HDPI, XHDPI and grouper

Wallpaper Resolution
  • HDPI: 960 x 800
  • XHDPI: 1440 x 1280
  • XHDPI: 1280 x 800

You can also contribute by creating icons for settings. Use proper sizes and always include compatibility for HDPI, XHDPI and grouper.

The reason behind this is very simple. I'm always busy and I've neglected the visual aspect of RootBox for a while now. It's time to polish it with new visuals!



How to Build RootBox from Source


Getting started

I will assume that you have some kind of knowledge with Linux and how to use a terminal. I will also assume that you have already setup all the android building requirements. First, you must create your working folder and initialize a repository with RootBox sources. The following steps will guide you in creating this working folder where you will be able to build RootBox.

You should now open a terminal (By default you should be in your home folder: /home/yourusername/)


Step 1: Let's create a folder in your home directory named RootBox. This will be referred as your working folder.

Code:
~$ mkdir RootBox


Step 2: Let's change our directory to the new RootBox folder we just created.

Code:
~$ cd RootBox


Step 3: Now that we are in our working folder (RootBox), we will initialize our RootBox repository by entering the following command:

Code:
~$ repo init -u git://github.com/Root-Box/platform_manifest.git -b jb-mr1


Step 4: It's now time to sync RootBox sources which could vary from a few minutes to a few hours depending on your internet connection.

Code:
~$ repo sync


Building Vanilla RootBox

Now that you have synced the sources, you're ready to build RootBox.

You can run the following build script:

Code:
~$ ./build_rootbox.sh -device- -sync- -thread-

  • Device: Choose between the following supported devices: i9100, i9100p, i9100g, i9300, d2att, mako and grouper
  • Sync: Will sync latest RootBox sources before building
  • Threads: Allows to choose a number of threads for syncing and building operation.

Examples:

1) Sync sources and Build RootBox for GT-I9100 with 12 threads

Code:
~$ ./build_rootbox.sh i9100 sync 12

2) Don't sync sources and Build RootBox for GT-I9300 with 6 threads

Code:
~$ ./build_rootbox.sh i9300 nosync 6

3) Don't sync sources and Build RootBox for SGH-I747 with 4 threads

Code:
~$ ./build_rootbox.sh d2att nosync 4

This script will make a signed flashable zip file located in out/target/product/-device-/RootBox-JB-(Device)-Nightly-(Date).zip

 
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Bugs

  • Volume adjust sound is not working

Fixed Bugs
  • Three dot menu does not turn off/have an off switch (fixed in 20130527)
  • Boot animation is too small (fixed in V4.0)
  • Kill all button in navbar settings activates kill all in recent apps, while recents kill all has no effect
  • IME switcher has no effect in tablet mode
  • Bluetooth not functional, wont turn on (fixed in 20130517)
  • Pie takes a few swipes to show after unlocking screen
  • Notifications off-center in tablet ui (fixed in 20130423 nightly)
  • SystemUI fc in tablet mode when screen is unlocked (fixed in 20130423 nightly)
  • Navbar is not functional (fixed in 20130417 nightly)
  • Pie looks weird without the last app setting on
  • Rootbox settings fc in 20130201 nightlie
  • Default lockscreen shortcuts in landscape do not work
  • Brightness toggle fc in tablet mode
  • Date on expanded menu in tablet mode is cut off
  • User tile fc in tablet mode
 
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FAQ
HALO FAQ (some most discussed topics after day #1 with HALO on RootBox):
How to configure HALO?
There are three places where you configure HALO behavior:
1. Settings > RootBox Settings > HALO Settings where you configure basic HALO Notifications behavior
2. Settings > Apps > [Any App options] where you enable / disable concrete app Blacklist / Whitelist entry
3. Paranoid Android HALO))) App from Play Store where you configure apps for persistent notifications in so called floating mode.

What are options in Settings > RootBox Settings > HALO Settings?
- HALO policy allows you to choose between Blacklist (default) or Whitelist policy. In Blacklist mode are notifications from all app ON by default and you can explicitly configure some of them not to show HALO notifications by entering them to Blacklist. In Whitelist mode are notifications from all app OFF by default and you can explicitly configure some of them to show HALO notifications by entering them to Whitelist.
- Hide HALO after activity (disabled by default) allows you (if enabled) to hide HALO circle shortly after notification appears.
- Reverse HALO gestures changes behavior of dragging / tapping on HALO circle. Better to play with it or watch some youtube videos than describe this... Basics are: If enabled (default), then dragging is for tasking and double-tap swipe allows you to position circle or delete / deactivate it. If disabled, functions are reversed.

How to Blacklist / Whitelist apps?
Go to Settings > Apps > [Any App options] and there right under "Show notifications" checkbox you find either "Blacklist HALO notifications" or "Whitelist HALO notifications" according to policy set in HALO policy options.

What can I do using Paranoid Android HALO))) App?
Add some apps like Email, Gmail, Messaging, etc. using "+" button, press ">" button and you will see... You will have persistent notification in floating mode for those chosen apps. Try to drag HALO circle and you will get it.

How can I disable / deactivate HALO? (I don't want to see the circle on my screen)
Depending on your "Reverse HALO gestures" option:
- If enabled (default), then try quickly double-tap & swipe the circle. By this you will be able to position the circle or deactivate it by moving it to "trash".
- If disabled, then you can directly drag the circle. By this you will be able to position the circle or deactivate it by moving it to "trash".

How can I enable it again?
When HALO is deactivated, you can see special button in upper line of Notification drawer, that will activate it.

How can I uninstall HALO completely?
You can't. It is integral part of the ROM. You can only choose not to use it.

What if I cannot install .apk?
Wait for the next Nightly/Stable build. This will be solved. If you can't wait, then disable HALO, install what you need and enable it again.

Where can I find further information?
Take a look at this video by Oode.
 
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TheMoller

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Sv: [ROM][4.2.1][AOKP/CM] Vanilla RootBox [16/01][v3.5][Nightlies][Per-App-DPI]

Cool.

Sendt fra min Nexus 7 med Tapatalk2
 

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Wiped, Installed Rom with latest GApps wiped cache/dalvik and the Play Store is unable to download anything giving an "Error retrieving information from server" message.

Removed and re-added my Gmail account, cleared Play Store app data and cache and no luck.
 

kilometers4

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Re: [ROM][4.2.1][AOKP/CM] Nexus 7 Vanilla RootBox [16/01][Nightlies][Per-App-DPI]

Wiped, Installed Rom with latest GApps wiped cache/dalvik and the Play Store is unable to download anything giving an "Error retrieving information from server" message.

Removed and re-added my Gmail account, cleared Play Store app data and cache and no luck.

Did you check md5 sum and do a full wipe?

Sent from my Nexus 7 using xda premium
 

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I read that this has per app tablet ui, but is the system in tablet ui? (Combined nav/status bar)
 

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Odp: [ROM][4.2.1][AOKP/CM] Nexus 7 Vanilla RootBox [16/01][Nightlies][Per-App-DPI]

Thanks for bringing back RootBox to grouper, been waiting for it since 20130102 nightly :)

Here is first bug; in tablet mode notification icons alignment is broken. Icons appear below time alignment and goes off screen.


Yes you can choose between phone/tablet/phablet ui

Wysłane z mojego Nexus 7 za pomocą Tapatalk.
 

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Re: [ROM][4.2.1][AOKP/CM] Nexus 7 Vanilla RootBox [16/01][Nightlies][Per-App-DPI]

This seems sweet! Are you guys going to add PA Features eventually?

Sent from my Nexus 7 using xda premium
 

kilometers4

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Re: [ROM][4.2.1][AOKP/CM] Nexus 7 Vanilla RootBox [16/01][Nightlies][Per-App-DPI]

Thanks for bringing back RootBox to grouper, been waiting for it since 20130102 nightly :)

Here is first bug; in tablet mode notification icons alignment is broken. Icons appear below time alignment and goes off screen.


Yes you can choose between phone/tablet/phablet ui

Wysłane z mojego Nexus 7 za pomocą Tapatalk.

Can you please post a screen shot of the issue. Thanks in advance

Sent from my Nexus 7 using xda premium
 

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    Description


    Vanilla RootBox is built straight from RootBox sources and always carries a very light installation with no extra/useless apps. This means, you can enjoy a pure Android experience combined with AOKP/CM features and some CM cherry-picks. Keep in mind Jelly Bean is only at the beginning stage of development and there will be minor bugs. Every RootBox releases are stable and always up to the challenge for a daily usage. I personally have a high standard when it comes to releases and this is why this project always meets the expectations of users. If you're wondering how this ROM differs from any other AOKP roms out there, I only have one thing to say: Try it yourself and choose the one that meets your requirements.


    Features

    Built from RootBox Sources

    For a complete list of all Features in RootBox, visit the following link:
    Complete Feature List

    AOKP Features

    Hybrid Settings

    Per App DPI
    Per App Colors (Statusbar, Icons, NavBar)
    Per App UI (Phone, Tablet, Phablet)
    Per App Expanded Mode (FullScreen)
    NavBar Height

    General Settings

    Home button call answer (Accessibility Option)
    Variable Lockscreen Pattern size (CM)
    Quiet Hours (CM)
    Power Sounds (CM)
    Camera Shutter sound
    Permissions (AOKP)
    Profiles (CM)
    Update Center – OTA Updates through GOO Manager

    Clock

    Clock: Increasing Alarm
    Clock: Flip/Shake – Snooze or Dismiss
    Clock: Disable Alarm Icon on Statusbar


    RootBox Settings

    General UI

    Pie (Paranoid Android)
    Low Battery Warning (Pop-up & Sound, Pop-up only, Sound only, Off)
    Expanded Desktop

    Keyboard

    Disable Fullscreen Keyboard (Landscape mode)
    Auto keyboard rotation
    Option to control cursor in text fields using volume keys

    Lockscreen

    Lockscreen See Through
    Lockscreen Background
    Screen Security Features (Unlock options: Quick Unlock, Delay Screen Lock, Menu Unlock, Home Unlock)

    Statusbar and Notification Drawer

    Breathing SMS
    Breathing Missed Call
    Display Connected WiFi Network beside Carrier Label
    Notification Drawer Shortcuts
    Notifications Behaviour (Always Expand, Never Expand, Normal, Old Style)
    Notification icon opacity
    Power Widget (CM)

    Clock

    cLock (Chronus)

    Sound

    Option to disable sound when adjusting volume
    Launch Music app on Headset connection
    Swap Volume Buttons on Rotation


    Recommended Installation Steps

    Coming from another Custom ROM:

    1. Wipe Data/Factory Reset (This does not affect your Internal/External storage)

    2. Flash RootBox zip

    3. Flash JB GAPPS

    4. Wipe Dalvik Cache

    5. Reboot


    Coming from Stock ROM:

    1. Root Tablet- Get CWM Recovery

    2. Wipe Data/Factory Reset (This does not affect your Internal/External storage)

    3. Flash RootBox zip

    4. Flash JB GAPPS

    5. Wipe Dalvik Cache

    6. Reboot


    How to upgrade RootBox versions:

    1. Download RootBox update

    2. Flash RootBox update

    3. Flash JB GAPPS

    4. Wipe Cache (Optional)

    5. Wipe Dalvik Cache (Optional)

    6. Reboot




    RootBox Sources

    www.github.com/Root-Box




    Downloads

    Rom (Basketbuild) | Google Apps
    Rom (Dev Host) | Mirror (Android File Host)


    Quick Tip: To avoid bad flashes and unexpected surprises, make sure you check the md5sum of the downloaded zip file against the one displayed on Goo.



    For any DEVELOPMENT related question, you can ask them here


    This is a development thread only.You have been warned.

    Changelog

    **Due to thread size limit restrictions, only the latest version's changelog will be displayed.
    If you wish to have changelogs from previous versions, you can find them at the following link:


    RootBox Changelogs

    Changelogs are now integrated with the ROM itself:


    - At the root of ROM zip file (changelog.txt)
    - Goo Manager app (View Changelog section of the zip file)
    - Goo.im website (Drag mouse over the zip file and click "view file changelog")


    Donations

    If you want to donate, feel free to do so but I'm not a big fan of donations. I put this up because I've been getting too many PM asking for my paypal account.




    Credits/Thanks To:
    * AOKP
    * Teamhacksung
    * The CyanogenMod Project
    * rovo89 - For his excellent work on Xposed Framework
    * Paranoid Android
    * Rodries
    * Pier
    * BigDenn - Logo, bootanimation and wallpapers
    * Wiggierip - v4.0 Bootanimation






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    Some New things to expect in the next nightly:

    • New WiFi and Signal icons: Credits to ParanoidAndroid. They look much better than the stock ones.
    • StatusBar Toggles Holo Light : All toggles are now Holo when option is enabled.
    • New Toggle: RootBox Toggle - Access RootBox Settings (Thanks to Kroz for the icons)
    • Screen Delay timeout stuck @5 Seconds fixed
    • Option to disable fullscreen keyboard in landscape mode
    • One touch profile selection (When you choose profile from Power Menu, you don't need to confirm by pressing OK)
    • Long press Profile Toggle: Profiles Settings (Profile Toggle is still a work in progress)
    • Long Press Quiet Hours Toggle: Quiet Hours Settings (Toggle works but does not refresh status and icon, I will work on this)
    • Pattern Lock FC fixed
    • AOKP Record Toggle: Record Voice through toggle (Record, Stop, Play)
    • Lockscreen Memory Leak fixed
    • Pie Updates
    • Lockscreen targets: Custom app icons are smaller and rounded corners of gallery icons
    • Quiet Hours: Fixed notification sounds playing when Quiet Hours enabled.
    • Profiles: Lockscreen options (Insecure, Disabled, Default) fixed
    • Lockscreen NavBar: Little circle overlapping NavBar Buttons when PowerMenu or StatusBar dropped down on lockscreen.
    • Camera: HDR rendering for every devices (Nexus 4 already has it)



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    There are themes for this. Wish they were working on things i cant do myself

    Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk HD

    Your ignorance makes me laugh.
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    Builbox started: All devices should have their nightlies built and uploaded within the hour. (d2att, d2tmo, i9100, i9100g, i9300, mako, grouper)