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And the zips to add/remove root are also there now in the extras section. Though I saw in the falcon section that SuperSU works fine. Now let's see how this experimental build works out for a cm 13.0 update :)

Bootloops with v8.00 I wanted to try your NPD35K kernel, but my pixel C only gets to the Google logo for a short while before rebooting again and again. And adb does not have time to see the device, so no logcat :/ I tried installing it by rebooting to fastboot and flashing it with "fastboot...

I was still on (modified, rooted) stock, but seeing the security update notification, I preferred to take the longer way and try CM13 instead. Nice work, thanks to all the usual suspects here! Everything works fine so far, after a fast install/wipe, titanium restore and few configuration tweaks...

Now that our resident magician has fixed bluetooth, and brought 5.1 at the same time, it was finally time to upgrade/reinstall from 4.4.4 (katkiss-036) :) This new ROM works great, except for 2 points (1 nitpick, and 1 more blocking for work): * the caps lock on the dock works, but the led does...

The auto-rooting helped a lot after flashing my ICS FTF, but I usually run SuperSU now (instead of Superuser installed by auto-rooting). Right now, if I remove the Superuser.apk, it will reappear on reboot, is it possible to modify the autoroot test to handle SuperSU? (like only checking su...

Let's hope Asus finally fixed reboots in 9.2.1.21, so we can have a great Revolver4 rom :) (and stock browser has "always request desktop site" option back yay!)

Thanks for your work on this! Well for zip updates, I guess people modding their phones have a good chance to run a recovery (and for now that mostly means DoomKernel), when they're not trying custom kernels ;) Additionally, it's easy to unzip the update file and get the apk/framework...

Thanks for the update! Both the QuickPanel status bar and swipe to remove work fine (.73 FR, using the .67 framework.jar does not seem to have any impact)

You're welcome ;) I used the one from our friendly OP, in this other thread. @Yakandu, it may be worth moving it to this thread to keep everything centralized? I skipped the system/etc/*/applications to stay close to the original image (I remove these with a titanium batch after first boost)

Thanks for the FTF :) I made a preroot img, here you go: http://depositfiles.com/files/x5251w1bg EDIT: this img also includes the Quickpanel status bar from OptimalKiller

Nice, as long as it is not my phone playing dirty tricks on me, it's not a problem :) There is more than enough room left for some time (especially after cleaning some bloatware)

Coming from rooted .67, I flashed the full ftf (keeping user data), then this rooted image. So far, so good, the battery use is definitely lower than .67 I still have a 700MB-something /system though, even after private data reset. Also I miss the national roaming option that was in the .67 UK...

For the general public, beta roms with problems can cause much more damage reputation-wise (aka "this phone sucks, it crashes all the time lol"). Also, I like how Asus has pushed fast ICS releases for the Transformer, but it does not yet have the stability of the previous HC version. Picking up...

I first thought I would get the white version, but after seeing some videos, the black version does look nice, in a 2001-monolith kind of way, and the transparent bar really shines in all this blackness. Also it would color-match my old SE K800i ;)

Nice, so we will not have to wait for ICS to get battery life back (hopefully) And it looks like the new market will be there too? And some other bugfixes and new features, all in all it looks like a nice update