[ROM] [JB 4.2.1]cm10.1/sgt7

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THIS ROM IS BASED ON SGT7


IMPORTANT: WHEN COMING FROM STOCK AMAZON OS
-Make sure you wipe everything except your sdcard (media partition) while in TWRP before you flash anything!
-In TWRP go to WIPE and select both System AND Factory Reset
(Make sure you wipe both when coming from Stock or you will end up in a bootloop with the CM10.1 boot animation)

ToDo:
Add my custom theme chooser that was popular on the KF1

Links:

GApps


20130512 Version 10 (Current build)

Old builds:
20130408 Version 9
20130404 Version 8
20130218 Version 7
20130211 Version 6
20130131 Version 5
20130130 Version 4
20130120 Version 3
20130118 Version 2
20130116 Version 1

Installation:

YOU MUST HAVE TWRP AND BOOTLOADER INSTALLED AND WORKING

**To install TWRP and Bootloader**
One Click Method
by: FMKilo

Manual Method (and HashROM)
by Hashcode

1. Download the ROM and GApps.
   
2. Boot into recovery
   >Coming from Amazon Stock OS? Wipe everything (read above)
   >Coming from another CM 10.1 install? No need to wipe, but you can to be safe.
   
3. Select install and flash ROM and GApps
   
4. (in TWRP after selecting the ROM, you can select "add zip" and then choose the GApps. It will flash them both for you at the same time)
   
5. Reboot and Enjoy!
   

Bugs:

• -The initial portion of the bootanimation is stretched and 1/2 missing. This corrects itself fairly quickly.
  
• -The headphone MIC input is not functioning correctly yet. Work in progress.
  
• -Virtual keyboard input on Jellybean is terrible. Needs a protocol update or something. Fixing. For now use an alternate keyboard like Swype
  

Sources:

• -https://github.com/KFire-Android
• -https://github.com/sgt7
• -https://github.com/loosethisskin
• -https://github.com/CyanogenMod
  

Thanks:

Thanks to Hashcode for all his awesome work and Twa_priv for helping me with github & repo stuff

[ROM] [JB 4.2.2]cm10.1/sgt7 [20130512] UPDATE

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Changelog


20130512 Version 10

• Whatever SGT7 updates and Cyanogenmod changes
  

20130408 Version 9

• Various SGT7 updates and Cyanogenmod changes (as always)
  
• Pie control works again
  

20130404 Version 8

• Various SGT7 updates
  
• Latest CM and SGT7 changes
  
• Pie control fully implemented
  

20130218 Version 7

• UPDATED to 4.2.2 http://www.android.com/about/jelly-bean/
  
• Latest CM changes
  

20130211 Version 6

• latest CM changes
  
• Settings: Fixed Settings -> System FC [sbrady]
  

20130131 Version 5

• latest CM changes
  
• Fixed MTP for Windowzzz users
  

20130130 Version 4

• HD works:
  
• latest CM changes
  
• removed my custom framework modifications for now
  

20130120 Version 3

• Modified framework:
  
• bold time in statusbar
  
• larger time notification size
  
• large text for date
  
• navigationbar image (grayish/minimal)
  

20120118 Version 2

• sgt7 based
  
• volume slider in notifications
  
• select tablet/phone mode
  
• edge swype navigation
  
• advanced trebuchet settings
  
• power menu option to expand desktop
  
• any widget on lockscreen
  
• and much much more
  

20130116 Version 1

• Initial release
  
• based off cm10.1 and modded for tablet mode
  

Re: Rom: Coming soon

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Screenshots:

Re: Rom: Coming soon

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How to make your ROM Tablet UI? Look here:

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frameworks/base/policy/src/com/android/internal/policy/impl/PhoneWindowManager.java                 #1269-1287
frameworks/base/services/java/com/android/server/wm/WindowsManagerService.java                      #6839
frameworks/base/packages/SystemUI/src/com/android/systemui/statusbar/phone/NavbarEditor.java        #179
packages/apps/Settings/src/com/android/settings/Utils.java                                          #653
frameworks/base/tools/layoutlib/bridge/src/com/android/layoutlib/bridge/impl/RenderSessionImpl.java #1132
frameworks/base/packages/SystemUI/src/com/android/systemui/statusbar/policy/DateView.java           #88

Originally Posted by powerpoint45;36t1952

Reserved

Gonna give this a bit to mature and see what other people say then I'll be trying this out. Can't wait!

Originally Posted by idontwanttobeanoob

Gonna give this a bit to mature and see what other people say then I'll be trying this out. Can't wait!

It's just a rebuild of hash's rom with a different nav bar/notification bar scheme. I suggest trying both before settling, they are essentially the same

Originally Posted by fmkilo

It's just a rebuild of hash's rom with a different nav bar/notification bar scheme. I suggest trying both before settling, they are essentially the same

ok thanks, especially this early in the builds im alot more cautious then normally. didnt know if there were any major implementations that might cause havoc ( no fastboot cable, i already took my big risk just implementing twrpp etc.

thanks powerpoint45, i love to see plenty of diversity in rom options

Originally Posted by idontwanttobeanoob

ok thanks, especially this early in the builds im alot more cautious then normally. didnt know if there were any major implementations that might cause havoc ( no fastboot cable, i already took my big risk just implementing twrpp etc.

thanks powerpoint45, i love to see plenty of diversity in rom options

If I may ask, what method did you perform to get twrp and bootloader?

Originally Posted by fmkilo

If I may ask, what method did you perform to get twrp and bootloader?

Full walk through or basic idea of how I did it?
I can't remember it off the top of my head but in the morning I can get on my computer where I have what I did saved step by step.
I can tell you real quick it was on a windows 7 computer, and from there I followed Hashcode step by step directions almost exactly I think there were only two steps I tweaked to get around the fact that fast boot didn't want to recognize my device.

Originally Posted by idontwanttobeanoob

Full walk through or basic idea of how I did it?
I can't remember it off the top of my head but in the morning I can get on my computer where I have what I did saved step by step.
I can tell you real quick it was on a windows 7 computer, and from there I followed Hashcode step by step directions almost exactly I think there were only two steps I tweaked to get around the fact that fast boot didn't want to recognize my device.

so you used idme bootmode 4 to get to fastboot?
I would have used the dd method if I were on windows.