[ROM] VanirAOSP [official] [nightlies] [4.4.4] organized, clean, fast.
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I've got everything running great right now. Haven't found a bug worth remembering I suppose. I've been using bricked .58 and everything has been amazing.
Re: [ROM] PRIME D01-13 Milestone [ATOM v2 for N7][4.2.1]
PD,
Whats up!
Gonna flash this now and give a good once over hive style.
I'll give you some feedback.
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PD,
Whats up!
Gonna flash this now and give a good once over hive style.
I'll give you some feedback.
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk HD
Re: [ROM] PRIME D01-13 Milestone [ATOM v2 for N7][4.2.1]
Well I googled eclipse gapps and just found links to eclipse ROMs so can some one link me to the gapps from the op? Thanks
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Well I googled eclipse gapps and just found links to eclipse ROMs so can some one link me to the gapps from the op? Thanks
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Re: [ROM] PRIME D01-13 Milestone [ATOM v2 for N7][4.2.1]
No dice.
My guess is that when I enabled hide the lock screen outline things, **** went bad.
Weird graphical glitches all over the place.
Had to restore. I'll try again tomorrow.
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So you found the ROM but not the eclipse gapps....hmmmm
Here's an idea...check the eclipse thread.
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No dice.
My guess is that when I enabled hide the lock screen outline things, **** went bad.
Weird graphical glitches all over the place.
Had to restore. I'll try again tomorrow.
Sent from my Nexus 7
---------- Post added at 10:42 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:41 PM ----------
So you found the ROM but not the eclipse gapps....hmmmm
Here's an idea...check the eclipse thread.
Sent from my Nexus 7
Re: [ROM] PRIME D01-13 Milestone [ATOM v2 for N7][4.2.1]
Unfortunately, there is no gapps link in the op. But, the latest jb gapps work fine.
Anywho.....
This rom is some great work. I appreciate the contribution. So far, running really smooth. I have not added a modified kernel, but am going to try trinity, motleys and omega3 before bed.
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Unfortunately, there is no gapps link in the op. But, the latest jb gapps work fine.
Anywho.....
This rom is some great work. I appreciate the contribution. So far, running really smooth. I have not added a modified kernel, but am going to try trinity, motleys and omega3 before bed.
Sent from my Nexus 7 using xda premium
bricked 0.58 is going in the next build. found it to be really stable and get good battery even if it isn't the best in terms of performance.
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Im new yes.ialso need to factory reset even if i update same rom to newer version?thx.
Im new yes.ialso need to factory reset even if i update same rom to newer version?thx.
Re: [ROM] PRIME D01-13 Milestone [ATOM v2 for N7][4.2.1]
This is so fast. I was going to flash P. A. 2.99 & decided to install this first just to see how bad it was. I love TabletUI, but this rom is amazing. Everything is so fluid. For instance, Solid Explorer for moving & copying 720p mkv videos. In CM10 & P. A. 2.54 there was no hesitation, but in P. A. 2.99 & SmoothRom 4.3 the lag is undeniable. A ton of audio pops & crackles when using headphones and doing normal touch screen operations, more noticable in 4.2 roms, is completely eliminated. I am still on stock kernel. I hated 4.2 for it's bloated feel & have been using 4.1.2. This is faster than any 4.1.2 I have encountered. Why is this so much better than any rom?
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This is so fast. I was going to flash P. A. 2.99 & decided to install this first just to see how bad it was. I love TabletUI, but this rom is amazing. Everything is so fluid. For instance, Solid Explorer for moving & copying 720p mkv videos. In CM10 & P. A. 2.54 there was no hesitation, but in P. A. 2.99 & SmoothRom 4.3 the lag is undeniable. A ton of audio pops & crackles when using headphones and doing normal touch screen operations, more noticable in 4.2 roms, is completely eliminated. I am still on stock kernel. I hated 4.2 for it's bloated feel & have been using 4.1.2. This is faster than any 4.1.2 I have encountered. Why is this so much better than any rom?
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because 99% if all rom developers only focus on adding in features and making a theme because that's all you see. even AOKP is guilty of it. compare their gerrit to CM's and you will see what i'm talking about.
I do it the other way around. I take the start with source from private upstream repos (basically AOSP that hasn't been released publicly yet) to ensure less bugs, and continue to rebase this source with upstream commits, then i run it through the best and most current compiler (GCC4.8 Linaro) with the most current linaro tool chain to ensure a faster better more stable build. Plus a LOT of other really technical and boring stuff like optimizing memory calculation functions and clibrary stuff. actually how things run is pretty much our (Vanir's) focus. Plus other stuff too. In the keyboard for example i removed like 3000 soem lines of code that involved logging your keystrokes and storing/uploading them every 18 words for "research purposes". Goog can suck a D if they think bloaty code like this is ok. I also touched up the key layout to a better/more efficient one as you can see from the extra key hints and multi-function buttons. all the feature additions are meant to be subtle and laid out intuitively instead of in some proprietary ROM control style format. I like this better because it makes more sense to have all your sound options under the AOSP sound header rather than some there and some in a different location. i bet you didn't even notice some of them. for example contact list view... a CM 7 feature i forward ported remains hidden within the app. the next build will have a lot more. we even added an inverted UI theme chooser for those of you that like the "triage" look and i'm having somebody make an aroma installer for inverted and non-inverted gapps also..
please spread the word. i like sharing my work with the community and getting feedback & constructive criticism
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I'm quite impressed. I'm much more for improved performance over aesthetics, and my theme only needs a few widgets and a different launcher, so I'm good as far as looks go. I'll have to backup Rasbean sometime this week and give your ROM a go. I love smaller, niche communities where I can get to know the developers and such, which was the same case with the HP TouchPad where there are only like 2 main contributors to it. (Dalingrin/JCsullins/Dorregrey)
BTW, I personally like M-kernel. Great balance of power and performance.
PM me a link and ill check it out sometime but.. i broke 6500 with motley. that's pretty insane dude. The highest i've seen elsewhere was 6200. scores will continue to climb also the more time i get to spend honing my compiler and grooming my source.
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Does gapps from cm-thread work with this ROM?
From my Nexus 4 through Tapatalk 2
Does gapps from cm-thread work with this ROM?
From my Nexus 4 through Tapatalk 2
Re: [ROM] PRIME D01-13 Milestone [ATOM v2 for N7][4.2.1]
http://d-h.st/zE6 eclipse gapps
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http://d-h.st/zE6 eclipse gapps
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Might want to stick with the stock kernel.. Or something a little more tame. Graphics glitches usually come from GPU oc too high. Happened to me when i tried a 520 kernel
New build coming tomorrow hopefully just got one more thing to do
I absolutely love the speed and the clean ROM. I work off my tablet and it is my life blood. I am loading all my stuff on it now but it is very fast. I just did a clean wipe and installed with out any other kernel.
Thank you I will run for a couple of days and if all is good will send beer money.
Joe
Thank you I will run for a couple of days and if all is good will send beer money.
Joe
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234Welcome to VanirAOSP. Our mission is to deliver a clean optimized version of Android with subtly improved versions of the features you love to as many devices as possible. we've tried to incorporate and improve our features in a way that makes them more cohesive to improve the overall user experience while correcting any performance regressions and improving functionality..
What to expect:
- This is not a McCopy ROM. What goes into our build is well thought-out and not a bunch of stuff duck taped together because we could.
- maximum optimization. We do our research. We test hard. We build -fstrict -O3 globally and include a massive array of code optimizations and memory leak fixes that we write ourselves and eventually submit to AOSP or Linaro.
- originality in our source. We generate a lot of new commits being features or general code improvements. We are open source to share and improve the community but we also try to make sure we offer a unique experience.
- aesthetics.. hopefully in your opinion
General features:
stock mode - ability revert to stock AOSP code with the exception of a few custom features we chose to keep active
enhanced performance.. longer uptime with less slowdown
custom written CRON and init.d.
UI and graphics improvements
custom navbar, navring, and hardware key features
halo (active display & lockscreen notifications are in review)
usability improvements like power reboot menu and sound
animation control
Improved Vanir keyboard
CM's profiles & quicksettings
additional quicksetting tiles
immersive mode
statusbar mods
clock & battery mods
lockscreen blur and other mods
soon to come -> quick cam and flash notifications
busybox, embedded root, init.d, cron etc
yatta yatta yatta
more to come when i feel like updating the op
Join our Google+ community for news/updates
Nightly downloads are available on our google+ page or directly from our server
if you're interested in becoming a maintainer.. or just need help please email me. i'll reply as soon as i can. Activethrasher00@gmail.com
Please help me continue developing, or simply just toss me some change for a coffee
kernel source20Release notes:
fixed bugs. fixed a LOT of bugs.
java performance enhancements
native code fixups/improvements
enhanced pie functionality & speed
fixed a ****-ton more memory leaks in the dalvik vm
removed a lot of dead code from frameworks
unregistered some content resolvers to use less system resources
added check to add media to mutestate (non-wifi devices only)
fixed/removed wallpaper gradient in Launcher2 using navbar/statusbar transparency
fixed up display metrics calculation for recents panel layout. perfection.
fixed AOKP navbar: long-press home for navring inflation again!!
added a blank spacer target in the navbar
added vibration control to performance settings
fixed NOOP on surface dithering
removed boot animation sound capability until i implement a method to on/off and choose media
seriously tired of typing this so im' just going to stop
oh, and duece is back for a visit18D03-25 Release notes:
some UI cleanup
many bug fixes
layout fixes for tablet UI etc
theming cleanup
some repos with -fno-strict-aliasing hardcoded by linaro have been set to use fstrict-aliasing (more butter)
plugged a lot of memory leaks since the last release
some native code tweaks
localized some optimizations to remove regressions caused in some places when set globally
compiled with custom NDK
compiled with custom toolchain
stabilized cflags a bit to test my aliasing violation fixes mentioned above
some script tweaking
more logging removed
bionic sin/cos optimization
removed unnecessary debugging code from performance critical libc & libm
auto brightness curve adjust fixed
tits, butter, skittles...
this is a pretty solid build. i'd consider it a milestone release except i didn't get a chance to test it as much as i wanted.18enjoi an update for grouper and tilapia
change log:
fixed ****
new ****
tits, butter, & skittles18release notes:
ui selector added: phablet/tablet/phone on the fly!!
pie upgraded and less buggy now
bugs fixed
beats/bravia2 multimedia upgraded
majority of the time spent fixing memory leaks and adding new compiler flags to make faster
full graphite + link time optimization
clibrary upgrades
a lot of arch-arm NEON focused improvements (efficiency/speed)
a lot of frameworks improvements for fluidity
full hardware accelerated keyboard & pertinent frameworks elements
expanded desktop can now be shut off.. and a list array was added to select hide statusbar, hide both, or turn off
bunch -o- other ****
enjoi!!
