[ROM-MAGURO] [AOSP] [ICS] Crossbones v0.4.1 [06/21]

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This was created by Developer mwielgosz. One of my roles is to Host this thread.


http://xbones.org

Current version: 0.4.1

This custom Android project is built off of Google android-4.0.4_r2.1 source code.

The Crossbones Kernel (0.1.0) is included in the ROM which was modified from the stock Google kernel source code.

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News:
* [6/21] Version 0.4.1 released for GSM Galaxy Nexus

Development plan:
* The alpha stage (0.0.X) will be focusing on properly branding the ROM and making sure that it is a solid base.
* The beta stage (0.X.0) will be focusing on custom tweaks, kernels, and modifications.
* The stable stage (X.0.0) will be focusing on fixing any left over issues from the beta stage.

Source code:
https://github.com/Crossbones

Installation instructions:
* Wipe your phone through recovery
* Flash ROM
* Flash gapps
* Reboot

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Download links: (Changelog below)
Current Version: 0.4.1
ROM: 0.4.1 Download
Optional: Gapps

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Changelog:

0.4.1:
* Release for GSM Galaxy Nexus (maguro)
* Added Quick Settings to Notification bar!
* Update to Android 4.0.4_r2.1
* Fix screen flash bug when turning screen on/off
* Fixed bug where Torch app was not building on Galaxy Nexus devices

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Screenshots:




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Video
Crossbones 0.4.1: Composed by Maciu Laciu

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiYhD...ature=youtu.be

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Developer Information:
Please visit us @ - http://xbones.org or click on Signature Pic
Follow @Xbones_dev on twitter for updates.
Email: mike@xbones.org
Email: jta462@xbones.org
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Crossbones Kernel version: 0.1.0

The Crossbones Kernel (tuna) was derived from the Codename Android kernel, which is based upon (and created by) the Savaged-Zen kernel. We chose to base our kernel off of this particular kernel as mwielgosz has worked closely in the past with the developers of this kernel.
The original kernel base is built off of 4.0.4 kernel source code and is at linux version 3.0.26


Source code:
https://github.com/C...nes_kernel_tuna

What sort of ui and system tweaks we get from this rom?

Originally Posted by navodwickra

What sort of ui and system tweaks we get from this rom?

First, almost all non-stock features have been coded by myself. Of course there are a few that I didn't write, but this ROM is minimal but unique.

Features include:
* Crossbones Welcome app for showing a changelog with each new release
* CPU Settings built into Settings app
* A custom kernel with tons of governor/scheduler choices
* Quick Settings menu from icon in the notification bar (new with this release, screenshot in OP)
* Extended Power options (I did not write this code)
* The MMS Split code I wrote way back when
* GooManager preinstalled for OTA updates.

I forget what else is in the ROM that's different from stock. Also, some things about the Gnex version are different than the Nexus S version. I've been working on this project for the past 6 months and I've forgotten some of the things that I've changed from stock. I guarantee there are some unique features that will be expanded upon, for example, I'm very excited to get more work done on the Quick Settings

Please do not start requesting features. I have a list of things I need to change/add. Sadly, I don't have the time to work with the ROM all the time, I have a job, two kids, and I'm getting married next Saturday (provided it doesn't rain)

Originally Posted by mwielgosz

First, almost all non-stock features have been coded by myself. Of course there are a few that I didn't write, but this ROM is minimal but unique.

Features include:
* Crossbones Welcome app for showing a changelog with each new release
* CPU Settings built into Settings app
* A custom kernel with tons of governor/scheduler choices
* Quick Settings menu from icon in the notification bar (new with this release, screenshot in OP)
* Extended Power options (I did not write this code)
* The MMS Split code I wrote way back when
* GooManager preinstalled for OTA updates.

I forget what else is in the ROM that's different from stock. Also, some things about the Gnex version are different than the Nexus S version. I've been working on this project for the past 6 months and I've forgotten some of the things that I've changed from stock. I guarantee there are some unique features that will be expanded upon, for example, I'm very excited to get more work done on the Quick Settings

Please do not start requesting features. I have a list of things I need to change/add. Sadly, I don't have the time to work with the ROM all the time, I have a job, two kids, and I'm getting married next Saturday (provided it doesn't rain)

Congratulations on your wedding hope it won't rain . Appreciate your work man I'll give it a go today

Congrats on your wedding and I will give this rom a spin

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

Happy wedding ! Hope you'll have a bright sun with you !

Intelligent man. First had the kids and now that you are fairly certain, you are getting married. Great approach.
LOL!

Many congratulations on your upcoming (hopefully Rain-Free) Wedding

BTW: Some apps say that there is no busybox installed

Originally Posted by arifqur

Intelligent man. First had the kids and now that you are fairly certain, you are getting married. Great approach.
LOL!

Many congratulations on your upcoming (hopefully Rain-Free) Wedding

BTW: Some apps say that there is no busybox installed

Busybox does not come with the rom. I keep forgetting to add it in...

You should be able to download it through the market though.

Sent from my Nexus S 4G using Tapatalk 2

Originally Posted by mwielgosz

Busybox does not come with the rom. I keep forgetting to add it in...

You should be able to download it through the market though.

Sent from my Nexus S 4G using Tapatalk 2

Yup Thanks. Downloaded it through market and working well with ALSA which was complaining previously.