[ROM] ParanoidAndroid-1.6a for Tenderloin

shumash · 06:05 PM

[ROM] ParanoidAndroid-1.6a for Tenderloin

This is a build of the ParanoidAndroid 1.6a framework to the HP Touchpad.

ParanoidAndroid is an ICS ROM, based on CM9, that allows users to enjoy tablet or phone UI, or hybrid.

Most apps have several different UI's for various layouts, choose which interface you prefer.

FULLY compiled from source. (See post #2 for build instructions)
Current with tenderloin CM9 repo w/ all functions
100% easy install; just wipe cache and dalvik.
HW acceleration

I'm just a furniture mover... anything you like or appreciate in this ROM is 100% the work of the CM and PA teams. We owe a great deal of praise and thanks to those spirited, dedicated developers and contributors who keep our TP alive and well, especially jcsullins, OaT, SGA, _Dorregaray_, & BIGSimon.

Once CM10 for tenderloin is stable, I will try to compile the latest PA version for the TP.

From one of the PA creators, molesarecoming...
Screenshots:

Downloads

10/26:

ParanoidAndroid 1.6a for Tenderloin Google Docs Direct Link
You will need to install a unique gapps package, as Google blocks market access with non-standard DPIs. (Fixed GAPPS) gapps fixed direct link

User Notes/Bugs

If you don't see navigation buttons in the navbar, go to Settings->System->Navigation Bar->Softkeys and click the checkbox
In the settings, you will see a new pane for Paranoid Settings. Here you can adjust the default GUI and DPI for all system or user apps, or even each app individually ( I suggest a default dpi of 155, it matches perfectly with the 9.7" screen)
Long press of power button does NOT bring up a reboot menu, it just reboots. I suggest downloading Quick Reboot to get the same functions.
When you open an application, you'll see three dots appear in the Recent button in the navbar. Short press produces the recent apps list, long press gives you the application's option menu.
Processor OC settings don't persist. It always defaults to 1188 max,, 384 min. (this is funky, sometimes they do, sometimes they don't)

Special thanks are due to:

rohan who got me started
mateorod who got me finished, is a tremendous resource for XDA-Developers and without whose help and support this ROM would not exist.

shumash · 03:23 PM

ParanoidAndroid Build Instructions

This guide assumes you have completed the Set Up Android Build Environment, or already have a 64 bit Android build environment set up. i.e., you have:
- Installed Ubuntu 64 bit (I'm running 32-bit Ubuntu 11.10 & 12.04 virtual machines without problems)
- Installed the Android SDK
- Installed the Java SDK/JDK

USE THESE STEPS INSTEAD OF THE GUIDE CM9 STEPS!
1. CREATE THE BUILD REPOSITORY
Create directories and setup your local repository using my git repository:

Create the Directories
Type the following in a terminal window:

Quote:

mkdir -p ~/bin
mkdir -p ~/android/pa (or ~/android/[anything-you-want-to-call-it)

Download and make the "repo" binary executable...type the following In the terminal window:

Quote:

curl https://dl-ssl.google.com/dl/googlesource/git-repo/repo > ~/bin/repo
chmod a+x ~/bin/repo

Close the terminal window to insure these changes take effect.

2. INITIALIZE THE REPOSITORY

Open a new terminal window and type the following:

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cd ~/android/pa (or whatever you named the directory)
repo init -u git://github.com/shumashv1/android.git -b ics

Now to sync the repository, type:

Quote:

repo sync

The default for ParanoidAndroid is -j16, but if you have trouble downloading, you can add -j4, or even -j1 -f to the above command.

Go eat dinner, maybe read a book... It's going to take a long time.

To build, make sure you're in your build directory, i.e. ~/android/pa, or whatever, then type in the terminal window

Quote:

. build/envsetup.sh (note the space between . and build)

:

When that completes, type:

Quote:

lunch

Type in the number corresponding to "pa_tenderloin-userdebug"

Then type:

Quote:

make bacon

Wait an incredibly long time, and you will find your zip waiting in the out/target/product/tenderloin directory, or you can just type "cd OUT$"