[ROM] Bionix-v 1.3.1 - enjoy the butter - Team Whiskey - 03/01/11

[B]Bionix-v 1.3.1:[/B]
- Removed overstocked kernel - replaced with KB1 + voodoo (voodoo enabled by default)
- Kept voodoo sound & bln apps should you decide to use a kernel compatible with these features - please see below for a full list/links of compatible kernels (if not, you can simply uninstall the apps)
- Replaced KA5 modem with KB1
- Exchanged drm bin files and apk
- Exchanged RIL lib files (hopefully RIL will not reset anymore which was causing the single data drop)
- Fixed the pattern lock key mapping issue
- Adjusted notifications text color
- Fixed hard to see check boxes while in browser
- Added no-scroll power menu (no header or title, looks cleaner)
- Added GPS files from i9000 gingerbread leak (files posted by Jellette)
- Put genie weather widget back in per request by some (uninstall it if you dont want it)

[B]Bionix-v 1.3:[/B]
- Updated apn list
- Optimized apks and slimmed down rom
- Fixed browser bookmarks
- Added AM/PM toggle via settings>data and time (Thanks Jocelyn!)
- Set deadline scheduler
- 128 mb read ahead buffer
- Enabled low latency mode
- Decreased wake lag
- Rotational set to '0' - tells kernel is not a spinning disk
- Increased minfree memory
- New kernel added (credits go to cmenard for this one! [URL="http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=967861"]Overstock kernel thread found here[/URL])
- Voodoo enabled by default
- Voodoo sound
- Voodoo color
- CIFS
- BLN w/proper lib files
- Memory increased to 343mb
- FPS cap removed
- Voodoo sounds apk added
- Neldars BLN apk added for BLN control
- Framework modifications
- Rethemed lockscreens (thanks to obsessionXYZ for the use of some images)
- New radio sliders, check boxes, radios, colors, etc.
- Changed certain icons, menu, quick panel, power menu, etc
- Themed GB keyboard
- Themed Calendar
- Themed Dialer
- Updated rom manager
- Updated Gmail
- Updated Market
- Updated Titanium Backup
- New live wallpaper
- New wallpaper
- more I'm forgetting!

[B]Bionix-v 1.2.1:[/B]
- KB1 kernel + voodoo included (thanks supercurio!)
- Added additional lock screen (vista2k7 in the i9000 forums for ORIGINALLY doing this lockscreen mod and untermensh for the other lockscreens)
- Enhanced VM scheduler
- Enhanced Kernel scheduler
- Reduced wake lag
- Re-added black dialer
- changed back to full wiping rom for stability tests and comparison
- other minor visual changes
- Rom very snappy

[B]Bionix-v 1.2:[/B]
- KB1 system files
- KA7 kernel w/voodoo enabled by default (KB1 ramdisks for voodoo need to be rebuilt before we can implement)
- KA5 modem (optimal mix of both battery life and data though)
- Init script adjusted - mixed settings/values from nero 3, nero 5, bionix-v for optimal UI speed and performance
- Increased size of battery percentage readout
- Crossed compiled code from KA5-KB1 for speed and stability
- New custom bootanimation
- FFC support (must have front facing camera and i9000 camera.apk to utilize. i9000 camera.apk can be found on our forums)
- All pre-installed market apps updated
- Added support for non-wiping option (downloaded apps will remain intact after flash)

[B]Bionix-v 1.1:[/B]
- Build used for focused test group only
- Tests to implement cross compiled code from different builds for optimal performance
- Tests to implement and determine stability of a non-wiping rom  

[B]Bionix-v:[/B]
- Complete KA7 build (official OTA 2.2) kernel, modem, system files, apps, etc.
- Accurate battery mod
- 4 lock screens to choose from - android stock, epic, fascinate, vibrant
- Additional power menu options - reboot, reboot into recovery, reboot into download mode
- Nexus S gingerbread themed (as close as it gets to the real deal)
- Custom init scripts written by team whiskey for additional speed, stability, battery life, etc.
- Custom boot animation
- Voodoo enabled by default (if you are already using voodoo, you [U]DO NOT[/U] need to disable it before flashing)
- Frameworks changes to polish the overall look for a better experience
- New wallpaper
- All user apps updated
- Additional GPS modifications for a better GPS experience