Actually the version you listed is for Gingerbread ROMs.
Where have you been?
Have you tried flashing SuperLite-V8-Addons? Seventeen apps & features rolled up into a single menu-driven installer --- including the theme engine. It's described in my OP.
There is no way to fix the choppiness unless you use a compatible kernel. So either wait for the kernel port project, or stick to GB if you absolutely need video.
He-he, that’s why I dual boot!
…Also, have you considered building or porting your own ROM? It is very rewarding --- and also helps to appreciate all of the devs, testers and other contributors all over the world who work very hard to bring us some very good ROMs --- for free --- quietly, well into the night, many times with no outside help, and sometimes with not-so-constructive criticism. (I speak on behalf of others; not myself.)
Hi. I'm glad you like SuperLite
Hi. I'm glad you like SuperLite
If you flash SuperLite-V8-Addons (described in my OP): http://www.mediafire.com/?21dn8v8p60di422 , one of the seventeen menu options is "Calendar Sync". Maybe try that --- though you would probably need to wipe data on any existing Calendar and related apps.
If that doesn't work, try flashing epinter gapps v5. Here's the direct link: http://goo.im/devs/epinter/gapps/gapps-jb-20121019-olympus-signed.zip
See also http://www.linuxmobile.org/
Again, you may need to wipe some app-specific data.
Hope this helps.
In my case, rotation in any direction is very smooth… But after rotating the first picture, I get some jitter when scrolling through images. Closing and re-launching Gallery solves the problem until I rotate an image.Thank you very much for the advice, I will definitely try it , I really hope it works. If i may ask another help, the gallery is also very buggy when I rotate the image it starts flickering rapidly and will continue to do so till I restart the app... Am I doing something wrong here ? Can i fix it?
Thanks in advance, Gr8 ROM
#!/system/bin/sh
# Find and remove all instances of superuser in ROM
# sendust7 @ xda-developers
MOUNT_DEVICE=$1
MOUNT_POINT=$2
if [ -d "${MOUNT_POINT}" ]
then
echo "Directory: ${MOUNT_POINT} exists (OK)"
else
mkdir ${MOUNT_POINT}
fi
mount -t ext4 ${MOUNT_DEVICE} ${MOUNT_POINT}
/sbin/busybox find ${MOUNT_POINT} -name su -exec rm {} \;
/sbin/busybox find ${MOUNT_POINT} -name *[Ss][Uu]per[Ss][Uu]* -exec rm -r {} \;
/sbin/busybox find ${MOUNT_POINT} -name *[Ss][Uu]per[Uu][Ss]* -exec rm -r {} \;
umount ${MOUNT_POINT}This should work with any ROM, correct?Here is Fast Superuser based on Chainfire’s latest (free) version of SuperSU (v1.25, March 2013):
Link (1MB): http://www.mediafire.com/?dg5hh68l5rg5559
Simply CWM-flash, reboot and enjoy an even faster SuperLite for your Atrix 4g!
Root apps like the popular ones shown below launch much faster than with SuperLite’s stock Superuser --- and they may be less prone to force close. Better security too, I think.
- ROM Manager
- Titanium Backup
- Root Explorer
- Terminal Emulator
- SManager (Script Manager)
- SetCPU
- ADB (Android Debug Bridge)
It is important to note here that the SuperSU app found on Google Play is actually a superuser management app, in contrast to the “su” binary which is the engine. Thus the latter is necessary to achieve superuser on a rooted device. My flashable zip includes both SuperSU and the su binary.
Also, my flashable zip is unique in that the script command code invokes regular expressions (pattern recognition) to find and remove any existing versions of Superuser and related files from the /system, /cache, /data and /preinstall partitions prior to flashing the new, more efficient Superuser.apk and su binaries:
Fast Superuser is a good candidate for my next version of SuperLite.Code:#!/system/bin/sh # Find and remove all instances of superuser in ROM # sendust7 @ xda-developers MOUNT_DEVICE=$1 MOUNT_POINT=$2 if [ -d "${MOUNT_POINT}" ] then echo "Directory: ${MOUNT_POINT} exists (OK)" else mkdir ${MOUNT_POINT} fi mount -t ext4 ${MOUNT_DEVICE} ${MOUNT_POINT} /sbin/busybox find ${MOUNT_POINT} -name su -exec rm {} \; /sbin/busybox find ${MOUNT_POINT} -name *[Ss][Uu]per[Ss][Uu]* -exec rm -r {} \; /sbin/busybox find ${MOUNT_POINT} -name *[Ss][Uu]per[Uu][Ss]* -exec rm -r {} \; umount ${MOUNT_POINT}
And Chainfire offers a “no-nag” version of SuperSU which disables the “please upgrade” prompt. He simply requests that ROM developers include a minor advertisement in the ROM description, e.g. "Powered by SuperSU" or "Please support SuperSU"
Enjoy
Standard disclaimers apply.
Kudos to Chainfire. http://www.chainfire.eu/
