[ROM][PORT][KK] AICP 4.4.2 unofficial

[razen_kain]

This is a port from the I9100 section. I had absolutely nothing to do with its creation whatsoever. All thanks go to Vivek_Neel and Renderbroken, without whom this would not have been possible.

AICP original thread

Renderbroken's kernel​

...Plesae pop in over there and give them a thanks/donation...​

What is AICP?​

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AICP is known by someone as Ice Cold Project that started on Desire HD and since than evolved as a mature rom with the BEST community you can find!!!
Rom has always been AOKP based so expect all AOKP goodies + new additions.
If there are any bugs, either we will sort them or AOKP team if it conserns their modifications. This rom isn't AOKP supported so no need to report errors or bugs to them!! Please post any problems with this port here and not in the original thread
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FEATURES OF AICP:​

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*AUDIO FIX FOR THE EPIC BATTERY LIFE (Huge thanks to @UtkarshGupta)
*TWEAKS FOR SDCARD SPEED,RAM , CLEANER(Huge thanks to @slaid480)
*SYNC WITH LATEST AICP SOURCE
AOKP features
TRDS Dark switch
Halo
OmniSwitch
Profiles
Lockscsreen Notifications
Active Display
Wakelock blocker
System app Remover
Animations
Theme chooser
Open source Google dialer with nearby places, lookup
Lockscreen color theming
Lockscreen blur
Density Changer
Partition Information
QS Tile colors
BatteryBar
NFC polling mode
Ad blocker
TeloRadio
ADB Paranoia mode
AND MANY MORE...!

Please note that I have not changed anything in the rom. It is completely as @Vivek_Neel built it.


INSTALLATION:

DOWNLOAD AICP:
Get your GAPPS
Wipe data/factory reset
Wipe cache/dalvik
Format Syatem/Data
Flash ROM zip
Flash GAPS
Reboot

HAVE FUN!!​

 

[razen_kain]

reserve

 

[SteveMurphy]

Look at this, more things for me to flash tomorrow!!!! Great job, my friend!

 

[razen_kain]

Look at this, more things for me to flash tomorrow!!!! Great job, my friend!

Op is still a little rough around the edges. I'm going to update it to build five tonight. I was trying to hurry to get it up before the kiddos got home.

 

[Vivek_Neel]

Nice port.

U need a gapps .

I did not say to flash gapps as I had already included it in aroma.



Sent from my GT-I9100 using xda premium

 

[razen_kain]

Nice port.

U need a gapps .

I did not say to flash gapps as I had already included it in aroma.



Sent from my GT-I9100 using xda premium

Thanks. I understand what you mean now. I will update the op with a link to sokp gapps

I will be uploading build5 in just a few

 

[razen_kain]

OP update

Op has been updated to build five and is no longer an aroma installer. It installs just like any other rom now.

 

[SteveMurphy]

AICP running great, thanks razen for bringing this to us, and thanks @Vivek_Neel for building it. I'm a huge fan of customization options, and this rom doesn't disappoint. It runs great with Render's TWRP 3/22 kernel - what more could you ask for?

 

[david72262]

Cool something new to tinker with.

 

[razen_kain]

Happy easter!

 

[pepe100]

Thanks for keeping our i777 up to date. For install this rom If I am on shostock3 I need update my Cwm isn't it? And if I want come back to the shostock later, can I run the nandroid back up or which are the steps?

Sent from my SGH-I777 using xda app-developers app

 

[TheGeekyNimrod]

Thanks for keeping our i777 up to date. For install this rom If I am on shostock3 I need update my Cwm isn't it? And if I want come back to the shostock later, can I run the nandroid back up or which are the steps?

Sent from my SGH-I777 using xda app-developers app

I update CWM through Mobile ODIN to move to KK. Coming back, I flash the Jeboo kernel from ShoStock thread, reboot recovery, then flash nandroid. Not sure if it's necessary to flash Jeboo first before going back, but it works for me. If you do it that way be sure to wipe cache/dalvic before installing the kernel.



Sent from my SGH-I777 using xda app-developers app

 

[razen_kain]

Thanks for keeping our i777 up to date. For install this rom If I am on shostock3 I need update my Cwm isn't it? And if I want come back to the shostock later, can I run the nandroid back up or which are the steps?

Sent from my SGH-I777 using xda app-developers app

I update CWM through Mobile ODIN to move to KK. Coming back, I flash the Jeboo kernel from ShoStock thread, reboot recovery, then flash nandroid. Not sure if it's necessary to flash Jeboo first before going back, but it works for me. If you do it that way be sure to wipe cache/dalvic before installing the kernel.



Sent from my SGH-I777 using xda app-developers app

I just recently jumped back to JB to test some "bugs" with kitkat and i can tell you that i had to downgrade recovery for the flash to take.

Did everything work out so far? Let me know if you have problems. I'll help if I can.

 

[TheGeekyNimrod]

I've been back and forth the last few days between Carbon JB and KK builds. Downloaded this one to try out tomorrow. Still seems to be a lot across the board to be stabalized for KK to run smooth and bug free on our device.

Sent from my SGH-I777 using xda app-developers app

 

[razen_kain]

I've been back and forth the last few days between Carbon JB and KK builds. Downloaded this one to try out tomorrow. Still seems to be a lot across the board to be stabalized for KK to run smooth and bug free on our device.

Sent from my SGH-I777 using xda app-developers app

Yeah me too. Kk definitely has its issues but it is stable enough to use for dd if you can tolerate the higher battery drain for a few days. It will go down after that.

 

[cyril279]

Dood, it's like Christmas around here all of a sudden!

Massive thanks to @Vivek_Neel and @razen_kain for bringing this over-featured goodness to us.

 

[TheGeekyNimrod]

Going to give this rom a try this evening. Been playing around with other KK builds, and porting the newest CarbonRom builds over. I usually don't flash anything that's not a RC or stable release, but very interested in playing with KitKat and bringing new life to this device. My daily is a 4.2.2 which runs great, but it's always fun to upgrade since we know official firmware will never be seen from AT&T.

I've seen this in a few other threads, and it didn't make sense to me, but I thought I would ask here. Using Render's KK kernel, people have reported better performance & battery life with the kernel that include TWRP instead of CWM. Does the recovery version make a difference as far as performance of the rom? I'm used to CWM but if the TWRP version really is better, I would probably give it a try.

 

[Vivek_Neel]

Awesome and kind people here in this forum.

Simple and neat.

Calm.

Signature under construction.

---------- Post added at 08:21 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:07 PM ----------

Dood, it's like Christmas around here all of a sudden!

Massive thanks to @Vivek_Neel and @razen_kain for bringing this over-featured goodness to us.

NP.
Enjoy

Signature under construction.

 

[razen_kain]

Going to give this rom a try this evening. Been playing around with other KK builds, and porting the newest CarbonRom builds over. I usually don't flash anything that's not a RC or stable release, but very interested in playing with KitKat and bringing new life to this device. My daily is a 4.2.2 which runs great, but it's always fun to upgrade since we know official firmware will never be seen from AT&T.

I've seen this in a few other threads, and it didn't make sense to me, but I thought I would ask here. Using Render's KK kernel, people have reported better performance & battery life with the kernel that include TWRP instead of CWM. Does the recovery version make a difference as far as performance of the rom? I'm used to CWM but if the TWRP version really is better, I would probably give it a try.

Recovery has no effect on ROM/kernel performance

 

[razen_kain]

Awesome and kind people here in this forum.

Simple and neat.

Calm.

...

Signature under construction.

Yes it's much more laid back over here :thumbup: