[ROM][NZH54D][2023/04/05][Asus Nexus 7 2012 WiFi/3G][F2FS/EXT4]Android 7.x AOSP

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This thread is about installing and using AOSP 7.x (Nougat) ROM for the ASUS Nexus 7 Grouper / Tilapia devices.

Asus - Model names

Grouper = Asus Nexus 7 2012 WiFi
Tilapia = Asus Nexus 7 2012 3G

Initial Setup Installation
  1. Update Recovery to TWRP 3.6.2-9 for Grouper resp. TWRP 3.6.2-9 for Tilapia
  2. Boot into Recovery
  3. Factory Reset (only needed if you are not already on Android 7.x AOSP)
  4. Install 7.1.2 Grouper OTA-Package (Build 20230418) (MD5: 3abdfef56c75cc171fce1c4ffd7a17a8)
    or
    Install 7.1.2 Tilapia OTA-Package (Build 20230418) (MD5: fc7a5bc81587dba848b37bd62e6166b9)
  5. Reboot into recovery
  6. Install Open GApps (arm/7.1/pico)
    (if you have issues regarding the size of the GApps please refer to the next post)
[*]To get root access, I suggest to use either Magisk (V21.4) and Magsik Manager (V8.0.7) the "old" version of Magisk, or the new unified Magisk (V26.1) which can be flashed by TWRP, too. Probably you'll need to rename Magisk-v26.1.apk to Magisk-v26.1.zip

I was not able to flash Magisk 24.x by TWRP / direct install, nevertheless the patching boot.img method worked. For that you need to extract the boot.img from the OTA and transfer it to your devies. Then you need to patch the boot.img and transfer it back to your PC. Finally you can flash the patched boot.img using fastboot.
For detailed instructions please consult the Magisk threads here in XDA.

Do not install Magisk on initial setup as it might lead to issues. Start the ROM without having root access the first time and install Magisk in a second step.

If you are already on Android 7.x AOSP, it's sufficient to do the follwowing steps:

Update Installation
  • Boot into Recovery
    • Install 7.1.2 Grouper OTA-Package (Build 20230418) (MD5: 3abdfef56c75cc171fce1c4ffd7a17a8)
      or
      Install 7.1.2 Tilapia OTA-Package (Build 20230418) (MD5: fc7a5bc81587dba848b37bd62e6166b9)
    • Reboot into recovery
    • Install Open GApps (arm/7.1/pico)
      (if you have issues regarding the size of the GApps please refer to the next post)
    • Wipe cache/dalvik-cache (optional, but suggested)
    • reboot

Important: For more detailed installation instructions please refer to the next post
Important: First boot after upgrading will take a bit longer (stays on ANDROID) because of art optimizations

flash and use on your own risk!

CREDITS,
AOSP/Google, LineageOS, Ziyann for setting up the Grouper-AOSP repository and his Unlegacy Android project, daniel_hk for some hints how to get the 3.1 kernel running with N, timduru for his work on the Asus Transformer, Timur Mehrvarz for his work on the tegra kernel, Francisco Franco for his kernel work in general

Bugs:
  • please report

Latest Changes
  • 20230418(AOSP 7.1.2)
    • security fixes for January / February / March and April

Latest version with MicroG-patch applied to them:
aosp_grouper-7.1.2-mg-ota-20230418.eng.ds.zip (MD5: ccfd0b77ca5d2bc8bf98a530737158ba)
aosp_tilapia-7.1.2-mg-ota-20230418.eng.ds.zip (MD5: f91a7ac97aae3b724612980848fed342)


Changelog
Please refer to the changes found in the github repos

All ota packages can be found here:
AndDiSa ROM files repository

Sources
https://github.com/AndDiSa

If you would like to build from the sources, you can do so by cloning and build from repositories:
but please take in mind that you need to have some free space (>= 100 GB) and some time ...


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Android 7.x AOSP, ROM for the Nexus 7

Contributors
AndDiSa
Source Code: https://github.com/AndDiSa?tab=repositories

ROM OS Version: 7.x Nougat
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.1.x
Based On: AOSP

Version Information
Status: Stable

Created 2016-09-23
Last Updated 2021-12-09
 

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AndDiSa

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Please note:
  • the system partition is already quite full which leads to the problem that gapps probably will not install correctly and that may lead to weired problems (apps closing / not showing up correctly / ...). I suggest to use the dynamic gapps package linked above. In addition I suggest you to erase the system partition completely before applying the OTA package
  • If you get "Error 7" when trying to flash the ROM directly after upgrading to TWRP 3.5.2-9, wipe the Boot, System and Cache partition and clean dalvik-cache, then re-boot to Recovery and try again (you will not loose any data as long as you do not wipe the Data partition).
  • If you get "Error 70" when installing GApps copy the attached gapps-config files into the same directory where the gapps installation packages is copiedI.e. something like

    /sdcard/open_gapps-arm-7.1-pico-20210922.zip
    /sdcard/gapps-config-tilapia.txt
    /sdcard/gapps-config-grouper.txt

    and then try to start the installation again. Error 70 should be fixed.

Some additional hints
  • If you are in a bootloop which shows to Google logo again and again, it's sufficient to hold vol- while booting. The next bootloop will boot into bootloader.
  • If you are in a bootloop which shows the ANDROID splash screen continuusly, connect your device to your PC and enter
    Code: 
    adb reboot bootloader
    After a few seconds the device should show up the bootloader screen
 

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Nexive

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Nintonito said:
Anyone have a list of issues? Does video playback in YouTube work correctly on this rom or is it broken like the other 7.0 roms? Have the UI glitches been fixed? Does NFC work?
Click to expand...
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Why not figure it out by yourself?
If you flash this ROM you can create a list of what's working and what's not [emoji6]
Anyway, when I'm home, I gonna flash this ROM on my brother's Nexus 7 and give feedback. [emoji4]

Sent from my Nexus 5 using XDA-Developers mobile app
 
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Wrong link in the post. Downloaded and flashed the last build on my device. After flashing ROM my device was getting cycle reboots and error with cache partition. Fixed that using ADB. ROM seems unstable and buggy. Getting error with Bluetooth share after booting. Navbar and top bar are always black. Old launcher isn't good. Replace it with any good launcher, please. I hope you'll keep work on it. Thank you, good job!
 
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adrman

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When i get a chance this weekend I'm going to try this with Phh Superuser and Magisk. That combo is/was working great on your MM rom.
 
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I flashed your ROM with TWRP 3.0.2-0 and after 'Patching system image uncondinionally' i get
Code: 
Patching system image uncondinionally...
E:unknown command [log]
E:unknown command [log]
script succeeded: result was [1.000000]
Updating partition detail...
...done
I doublechecked the md5 of the file and reflashed but still no luck.

[Edit]
I rebooted and it seems to run....
[Edit2]
Flashing the plain ROM without the gapps seems to work - but after these gapps it doesnt start.
 
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I wiped caches, system and data. I installed Android 7 rom, falls and SuperSU. But went into bootloop. I then just installed rom and SuperSU. But keep getting Bluetooth Share keeps stopping messages after boot up. Thanks.
Trued to get into recovery. Now I am keep on getting the following error messages:
E:Unknown fs_type "f2fs" for cache
E: Can't Mount /cache/recovery/last_locale
I cannot boot to Android or bootloader now. I removed battery and plugged it back in. But the same problem. It seems my device is bricked now.
Any suggestions to get out of this loop? Thx
 
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tpuserhp said:
I wiped caches, system and data. I installed Android 7 rom, falls and SuperSU. But went into bootloop. I then just installed rom and SuperSU. But keep getting Bluetooth Share keeps stopping messages after boot up. Thanks.
Trued to get into recovery. Now I am keep on getting the following error messages:
E:Unknown fs_type "f2fs" for cache
E: Can't Mount /cache/recovery/last_locale
I cannot boot to Android or bootloader now. I removed battery and plugged it back in. But the same problem. It seems my device is bricked now.
Any suggestions to get out of this loop? Thx
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I can connect my grouper to my PC and enter adb reboot bootloader command. But I'm not sure what to do next to fix the cache error in recovery. Any suggestions? Thx

---------- Post added at 04:34 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:18 PM ----------
DSTear said:
Wrong link in the post. Downloaded and flashed the last build on my device. After flashing ROM my device was getting cycle reboots and error with cache partition. Fixed that using ADB. ROM seems unstable and buggy. Getting error with Bluetooth share after booting. Navbar and top bar are always black. Old launcher isn't good. Replace it with any good launcher, please. I hope you'll keep work on it. Thank you, good job!
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Click to collapse
Hi @DSTear, I'm running into the same problem on the cache partition as you. I'd appreciate if you could share your method on fixing the cache error in advance. Thx

I was managed to restore the backup and install twrp again.
I think I will retire my grouper on MM now.
 
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AndDiSa

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As I can see, there are two main problems you ran into:
- you are using f2fs for cache and / or data and the version of twrp you are using is not supporting that file type
- you are flashing gapps / SuperSU /... but the space on /system is not sufficient
I'll update the OP to make aware of those possible issues and give some hints how to prevent them.

Sent from my Nexus 7 using XDA-Developers mobile app
 
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AndDiSa said:
As I can see, there are two main problems you ran into:
- you are using f2fs for cache and / or data and the version of twrp you are using is not supporting that file type
- you are flashing gapps / SuperSU /... but the space on /system is not sufficient
I'll update the OP to make aware of those possible issues and give some hints how to prevent them.

Sent from my Nexus 7 using XDA-Developers mobile app
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I'm not using f2fs. I issued a mount command and did not find any f2fs hits. Not sure why I am getting those msgs. Odd.
 
DSTear

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tpuserhp said:
I can connect my grouper to my PC and enter adb reboot bootloader command. But I'm not sure what to do next to fix the cache error in recovery. Any suggestions? Thx

---------- Post added at 04:34 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:18 PM ----------


Hi @DSTear, I'm running into the same problem on the cache partition as you. I'd appreciate if you could share your method on fixing the cache error in advance. Thx

I was managed to restore the backup and install twrp again.
I think I will retire my grouper on MM now.
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Click to collapse
Hi. It's quite simple to fix that. Just connect your device to computer, then start bootloop. You will able to fix it using ADB:
Code: 
adb reboot bootloader
And after that format your cache partition:
Code: 
fastboot format cache
And reinstall TWRP just in case:
Code: 
fastboot flash recovery [twrp img for your device]
 
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GuestD2048

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Bluetooth is not working.

Could Restart be added to the shut down menu please?
 
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GuestD2048

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I want Restart menu.

Next time

Please Support Restart menu.
 
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AndDiSa said:
Some additional hints
  • If you are in a bootloop which shows to Google logo again and again, it's sufficient to hold vol- while booting. The next bootloop will boot into bootloader.
  • If you are in a bootloop which shows the ANDROID splash screen continuusly, connect your device to your PC and enter
    Code: 
    adb reboot bootloader
    After a few seconds the device should show up the bootloader screen
Click to expand...
Click to collapse

I'm having the same bootloop issues when trying to go to recovery after my rom is installed. After adb reboot bootloader I have to flash twrp to fix that.
Do you maybe know what can cause this issue?

For the bluetooth I saw you already applied the fix to your source :)
 
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    lfs6r said:
    I've been using it since last year. gapps error 70 error happened recently, I couldn't solve it.
    Click to expand...
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    Fwiw, i switched to bitgapps a couple of years ago and never looked back to seemingly overengineered opengapps. Using it across all rooted androids, including this grouper. Download and flash the wonderfully minimalistic *core* version (yes, there is arm 7.1.2) and u r all set. no nonsense, no config files to edit. just works, out of the box. survives ota across all my devices. bitgapp dev did a really superb job. perhaps it may work 4 u 2.
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    yxo 6o6uka
    I have not tried microG.
    Pretty sure all gapps variants will have the same responsiveness/feel. The slowest resource in the tablet seems flash. Disk io is the first resource to bottleneck. When, for example, the playstore decides to do its bookkeeping what apps to update, it's best to leave it alone to do its thing.
    Practical things that make the tab usable:
    - trim often. makes a big difference. "Trimmer (fstrim)" does the job well.
    - block ads. with ads the user experience is frustratingly inconsistent. I run diversion on the router for lan wide block and it makes a huge difference vs. when on public wifi (with ads). Sadly local adblock on device is a non-starter... e.g. adaway is apparently rereading the hosts file from flash, so the tab becomes unusable.
    - tame your expectations. the tab is still good as a book reader (moon+ reader app, I like how hefty nexus feels in hand and i really like the screen for reading), a good music player (vlc app, for music and audiobooks), an excellent IP phone (gvoice app, a great way to protect your cell number), home automation panel, a remote control for connected devices, light email client. Limiting the # of apps avoids overhead and lightens periodic freezes courtesy of g playstore
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    yxo 6o6uka said:
    Pretty sure all gapps variants will have the same responsiveness/feel.
    Click to expand...
    Click to collapse
    That was my intuition tbh but I thought I'd ask. Thanks for your thoughts/input (y)

    I block ads on my network (with PiHole) and use Trimmer too, so tbf the responsiveness of the tablet (which I also like the comparative 'heftiness' of!) is probably about as good as it's going to get. I have a newer Lenovo tablet but I still prefer my Nexus 7. I don't use it as a reader nor voip, but for general light web browsing and as a remote - still a solid performer in those roles.
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    AndDiSa
    AndDiSa
    This thread is about installing and using AOSP 7.x (Nougat) ROM for the ASUS Nexus 7 Grouper / Tilapia devices.

    Asus - Model names

    Grouper = Asus Nexus 7 2012 WiFi
    Tilapia = Asus Nexus 7 2012 3G

    Initial Setup Installation
    1. Update Recovery to TWRP 3.6.2-9 for Grouper resp. TWRP 3.6.2-9 for Tilapia
    2. Boot into Recovery
    3. Factory Reset (only needed if you are not already on Android 7.x AOSP)
    4. Install 7.1.2 Grouper OTA-Package (Build 20230418) (MD5: 3abdfef56c75cc171fce1c4ffd7a17a8)
      or
      Install 7.1.2 Tilapia OTA-Package (Build 20230418) (MD5: fc7a5bc81587dba848b37bd62e6166b9)
    5. Reboot into recovery
    6. Install Open GApps (arm/7.1/pico)
      (if you have issues regarding the size of the GApps please refer to the next post)
    [*]To get root access, I suggest to use either Magisk (V21.4) and Magsik Manager (V8.0.7) the "old" version of Magisk, or the new unified Magisk (V26.1) which can be flashed by TWRP, too. Probably you'll need to rename Magisk-v26.1.apk to Magisk-v26.1.zip

    I was not able to flash Magisk 24.x by TWRP / direct install, nevertheless the patching boot.img method worked. For that you need to extract the boot.img from the OTA and transfer it to your devies. Then you need to patch the boot.img and transfer it back to your PC. Finally you can flash the patched boot.img using fastboot.
    For detailed instructions please consult the Magisk threads here in XDA.

    Do not install Magisk on initial setup as it might lead to issues. Start the ROM without having root access the first time and install Magisk in a second step.

    If you are already on Android 7.x AOSP, it's sufficient to do the follwowing steps:

    Update Installation
    • Boot into Recovery
      • Install 7.1.2 Grouper OTA-Package (Build 20230418) (MD5: 3abdfef56c75cc171fce1c4ffd7a17a8)
        or
        Install 7.1.2 Tilapia OTA-Package (Build 20230418) (MD5: fc7a5bc81587dba848b37bd62e6166b9)
      • Reboot into recovery
      • Install Open GApps (arm/7.1/pico)
        (if you have issues regarding the size of the GApps please refer to the next post)
      • Wipe cache/dalvik-cache (optional, but suggested)
      • reboot

    Important: For more detailed installation instructions please refer to the next post
    Important: First boot after upgrading will take a bit longer (stays on ANDROID) because of art optimizations

    flash and use on your own risk!

    CREDITS,
    AOSP/Google, LineageOS, Ziyann for setting up the Grouper-AOSP repository and his Unlegacy Android project, daniel_hk for some hints how to get the 3.1 kernel running with N, timduru for his work on the Asus Transformer, Timur Mehrvarz for his work on the tegra kernel, Francisco Franco for his kernel work in general

    Bugs:
    • please report

    Latest Changes
    • 20230418(AOSP 7.1.2)
      • security fixes for January / February / March and April

    Latest version with MicroG-patch applied to them:
    aosp_grouper-7.1.2-mg-ota-20230418.eng.ds.zip (MD5: ccfd0b77ca5d2bc8bf98a530737158ba)
    aosp_tilapia-7.1.2-mg-ota-20230418.eng.ds.zip (MD5: f91a7ac97aae3b724612980848fed342)


    Changelog
    Please refer to the changes found in the github repos

    All ota packages can be found here:
    AndDiSa ROM files repository

    Sources
    https://github.com/AndDiSa

    If you would like to build from the sources, you can do so by cloning and build from repositories:
    but please take in mind that you need to have some free space (>= 100 GB) and some time ...


    XDA:DevDB Information
    Android 7.x AOSP, ROM for the Nexus 7

    Contributors
    AndDiSa
    Source Code: https://github.com/AndDiSa?tab=repositories

    ROM OS Version: 7.x Nougat
    ROM Kernel: Linux 3.1.x
    Based On: AOSP

    Version Information
    Status:     Stable

    Created 2016-09-23
    Last Updated 2021-12-09
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    AndDiSa
    AndDiSa
    Please note:
    • the system partition is already quite full which leads to the problem that gapps probably will not install correctly and that may lead to weired problems (apps closing / not showing up correctly / ...). I suggest to use the dynamic gapps package linked above. In addition I suggest you to erase the system partition completely before applying the OTA package
    • If you get "Error 7" when trying to flash the ROM directly after upgrading to TWRP 3.5.2-9, wipe the Boot, System and Cache partition and clean dalvik-cache, then re-boot to Recovery and try again (you will not loose any data as long as you do not wipe the Data partition).
    • If you get "Error 70" when installing GApps copy the attached gapps-config files into the same directory where the gapps installation packages is copiedI.e. something like

      /sdcard/open_gapps-arm-7.1-pico-20210922.zip
      /sdcard/gapps-config-tilapia.txt
      /sdcard/gapps-config-grouper.txt

      and then try to start the installation again. Error 70 should be fixed.

    Some additional hints
    • If you are in a bootloop which shows to Google logo again and again, it's sufficient to hold vol- while booting. The next bootloop will boot into bootloader.
    • If you are in a bootloop which shows the ANDROID splash screen continuusly, connect your device to your PC and enter
      Code: 
      adb reboot bootloader
      After a few seconds the device should show up the bootloader screen
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    AndDiSa
    AndDiSa
    Hi guys,

    first of all I would like to thank all of you for your support you offered to me in the last days and I really feel honoured that so many of your would like to support / help me so that I am able to continue the development for the Nexus 7.
    I've got many offers for a "new" Nexus device from all over the world which I really didn't expect. I was really torn between continuing and stepping out. I've thought very much about pros and cons and it wasn't an easy decision especially if you get so much positive feedback. Thank you again!

    Finally I've decided to stop development for the Nexus 7 (at least for the moment). There are several other projects (not all of them related to Android) I've in mind and probably this now was a broad hint to start with something different. I've uploaded the sources of the ROMs latest version (inc. security patches for June 2019) to Github and tested together with @fidoedidoe whether all needed repos and changes are consistent and that one can build the ROM from those repos without the need of doing additional modifications or patches. The build should run smoothly after synchronizing everything. I will also support and help everybody who would like to step in and continue the builds.
    I know there are several people interested in building the ROM from sources. Probably there is someone (or probably even a group) who would like to continue ...
    Cheers,
    AndDiSa
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    AndDiSa
    AndDiSa
    2019/02/05 - release for Grouper and Tilapia uploaded

    I've just uploded the latest version of the ROM for Grouper and Tilapia. As always the Android security issues listed in the latest Android Security Bulletin are patched in this ROM.

    Beside that once again I've worked much on the kernel side. Some features are added (multiple binder devices, alarm timer device, ...) and some bugs have been fixed.
    I am still working together with @OlliWi on the slow charging issue which occurs from time to time. Even if I was able to get charging currents up to 1500mA while the device was connected to a charger, we still have the impression that the cable / charger detection needs to be improved. We are on it ...

    Those of you who are familiar with the installation process of the ROM can download directly from here, otherwise please first read the instructions in the OP

    7.1.2 Grouper OTA-Package (Build 20190209) (md5: 885e601a06a2104628a1e450b73f3a18)
    7.1.2 Tilapia OTA-Package (Build 20190209) (md5: 8e4c0e1955ecc0bb65a51582bb01f779)

    And finally as always: flash on your own risk ... ;)
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    AndDiSa
    AndDiSa
    New year ... new security fixes (2019/01/05)

    Hi guys,

    I've just uploaded a new version of the ROM for our beloved Nexus 7 (Grouper / Tilapia) having the January 2019 security fixed applied to it.

    Beside that I found a bug causing bootloops on initial install / after wiping dalvik. This was caused by zygote not having enough memory available to create the boot.jar on the fly. To fix this issue, I am doing a dex-preopt for the boot image on compile time now which leads to a slightly larger image but improves initial boot time a bit, too.

    To get more memory free on the /system partition, I debloated the ROM a bit, e.g. removed the Browser2, LegacyCamera, Music and Calendar apps as some of them even didn't work fully. There are several alternatives available in several stores which you can install if you need them. Probably most of you do not even notice that these apps were removed.

    Most changes were applied to the kernel. I tested the changes in the last 4 weeks but as I have a Grouper device only and I cannot test each functionality I cannot exclude that something doesn't work as expected. So please file a bug report (best with logcat and a meaningful bug description) if you find some unexpected behaviour and I will have a look at it.

    The most important fix here is probably the improved charging behaviour (many thanks to @OlliWi who provided with fruitful analysis and hints and pushed me to have a deeper look at this issue).
    To get a faster charging of the device, do not boot with a USB cable connected as this prevents the device to charge with more than 500mA (or at least disconnect and re-connect the cable after the device booted).

    I've updated the links in the OP, so you can download the latest version from there.

    Happy new year to all of you!
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