just as i thought. there is somewhere there out in the interwebz a solution to this problem that allows to use different dpis from the 4 standard and still have a fully functional market. gotta find it out.

Originally Posted by whoisrikk

That's the first (and only) version of JB I installed until now. Using the standard kernel I obtained an excelent battery life.

Everything works good, so, why should I bother installing the newer AOSP 4.1.1.? I thinks I will stick with this ROM even when the OTA is out, I like that I can change the lcd density (currently using at 200). Great job developers!

The ota will bring more speed, stability and better battery performance compared to these roms

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Originally Posted by kwibis

The ota will bring more speed, stability and better battery performance compared to these roms

yay! more butter ftw!

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Originally Posted by whoisrikk

That's the first (and only) version of JB I installed until now. Using the standard kernel I obtained an excelent battery life.

Everything works good, so, why should I bother installing the newer AOSP 4.1.1.? I thinks I will stick with this ROM even when the OTA is out, I like that I can change the lcd density (currently using at 200). Great job developers!

Uhh, don't stick to these current ROMs. The OTA will give you better performance and stability.

thanks! works great

Is this dead?

Originally Posted by kriskovski

Is this dead?

Ota as come doesn't seem to be useful use a port. I anyway would like to say thanks to the odie

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no updates? the rom now is kinda laggy..

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thu thanks Odie..

Originally Posted by Disputed

no updates? the rom now is kinda laggy..

Dude, why are you still using a port when there's a bunch of AOSP and Stock OTA-based ROMs under development?

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