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[International / GSM] 1/03/2013 [Maguro] AOKP 4.2.1 MR1 Build 1

Petrah

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This is not an official thread, and I am not an AOKP dev. I'm creating this thread for informational purposes for those who do not wish to create an account on other forums. The AOKP Roms you will find located in the link below are created by the Android Open Kang Project team.

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Awesome AOKP Logo by ThaPHLASH
Maguro Jelly Bean 4.2.1 AOKP
MR1 Build 1
Official AOKP Website



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(Apps shown that do *not* come with AOKP: Beautiful Widgets, Apex Launcher Pro, and Vexillum Theme Pack. I am also using JustinBean Inverted Gapps)

Hit Show to review the features list.
  • Feature List
  • Kernel Used: Faux
  • Built from AOSP
  • Google Now (with voice commands)
  • Navigation bar modification options
  • AOKP Rom Control
  • Notification brightness slider (via longpress notification bar slide, and notification dropdown quick settings toggle slider)
  • Custom Carrier Label
  • Notification dropdown background image (add your own!)
  • Notification count
  • Option to disable boot animation
  • Kernel performance and color options
  • LED options (per app!)
  • SU - SuperSU
  • NFC Polling Mode
  • Quick pin unlock
  • Nova and stock launchers
  • Stock browser
  • Notification drawer toggles (also includes Torch!)
  • Battery status (percent, icon, text, CircleMod & hide)
  • Battery Bar (several customization options & charging animation)
  • Clock (right, center, none, day of the week, am/pm style, & clock color)
  • Phone ringer modifications (flip call to silent, silent/vibrate when headphones are used)
  • Face down audio mode (what to do with the phone when it's placed face down)
  • Several lockscreen settings (no custom targets yet. Soon!)
  • Lockscreen wallpaper changer
  • Weather on lockscreen and notification bar
  • Ability to add calendar events to lockscreen
  • DSP Manager
  • Change music track with volume rocker
  • Theme Chooser - Multi-user theme support is buggy atm, use with caution!
  • Unlink ringer/notification volume
  • Custom AOKP wallpaper app
  • Install Boot Animation Zip from Rom Control
  • Enable 180 Degree Rotation
  • Add "killall" button to recents menu
  • Option to unlink ringer and notification volume
  • Return of down arrow if keyboard is open
  • Quick message support
  • Option to force sms popup (AOKP specific)
  • New navbar ring options for sound and ime switcher
  • Pimped out calculator
  • Stop watch options on clock
  • Edit navigation bar dpi
  • Custom vibration settings
  • Disable sound when adjusting volume
  • Tablet mode
  • LCD density settings
  • Lockscreen music options
  • Custom notification WiFi and Signal settings (text style & color options)
  • OpenVPN supported
  • Flip/Shake the device to snooze/dismiss the alarm
  • Take screenshot from navbar
  • NavBar widgets are back from ICS
  • Highly customizable Lockscreen Ring targets, with a shiny new editor in ROMControl! (also thanks to CM for the base of the framework part)
  • Alternate default app picker (like in GB)
  • Menu UI Overflow Toggle
  • Option to disable vibration for Notification expansion
  • RAM Bar in the Recents panel
  • Timeout and instant lock options for Slide lock
  • VPN Traffic amount in human readable format
  • Allow "Vibrate on Touch" behavior for Slide unlock
  • Toggles can be hidden like in ICS (long press on the settings button!)
  • Clickable (short & long configurable) Clock and Calendar in the Notification Slider
  • Allow any kind & unlimited number of widgets on the lockscreen - NEW!
  • Menu arrow keys in navigation while typing - New!
  • Statusbar transparency - New!
  • Disable safe headset volume warning - New!
  • And probably more that I missed!
New features are added all the time, and you can follow what's coming on Gerrit!

Standard Warning: I am not responsible if you screw up your phone. Always backup your apps and other personal stuff along with performing a full backup in recovery before flashing!

What you will need:

Snag latest release by date!
AndroTransfer | Goo-inside.me
MD5: 5472bfc3d6b170a909575b347f1d1104

Jelly Bean 4.2.1 Gapps
gapps-jb-20121212-signed.zip

Notice: If you are coming from a 4.1.2 or earlier build, you will need to perform a clean flash!

  • Clean flash instructions
  • Reboot into recovery
  • Perform nandroid backup
  • Wipe/Factory Reset
  • Flash AOKP
  • Flash gapps
  • Reboot System

  • Dirty flash instructions
  • Reboot into recovery
  • Perform a nandroid backup
  • Wipe Cache
  • Wipe Dalvik
  • Flash AOKP
  • Flash gapps
  • Reboot system
 
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Other Info & Goodies


  • 10,231 followers on Twitter
  • 9,414 adds on Google+
  • 2,905 likes on Facebook
  • 180,013 official AOKP installations worldwide (since June)
  • 429,516 custom ROM installations, which are based on AOKP code

Q&A
Q: When will the next AOKP update be released?
A: It will be done Soon™.
Soon: Copyright 2012 Rom Dev. All rights reserved. "Soon" does not imply any particular date, time, decade, century, or millennia in the past, present, and certainly not the future. "Soon" shall make no contract or warranty between the Rom Dev and the end user. "Soon" will arrive some day, The Rom Dev does guarantee that "soon" will be here before the end of time. Maybe. Do not make plans based on "soon" as the Rom Dev will not be liable for any misuse, use, or even casual glancing at "soon."

Q: Will AOKP be added to the OTA Update Center?
A: Roman has stated no. (Source)

Q: Where is the changelog?
A: For the time being you'll have to follow the recently merged code on Gerrit.
 
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Been flashing AOKP JB builds for weeks now - unofficials then nightlies now the first real build. I've not bothered changing my bootloader at all in that time and see no real need.

The build is rock solid and is only missing a couple of the features that made their ICS build so strong. I'm sure lockscreen targets and nav bar widgets will be on the menu soon.
 
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Why are others having issues as well?


Not sure. Could be any number of things (dirty flash, bad flash, different flashed kernel causing issues, gapps etc etc etc).

It also could just be the particular phone itself doesn't like the build (sorta like OCing... what min/max may work on one G-Nex may not work on another). I know for me, no matter what version of MIUI I flash I always get system UI crashes even though the majority of others don't have that issue.

As for AOKP Build 1.. it's rock solid for me.
 
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I flashed this ROM on last night and I gotta say I have found it extremely stable. No bugs to report so far. I had JBSourcery on my nexus for a week before that and that ROM is just as stable as this one but with more customization. I love both ROMs. I'm interested to see if they will add more lock screen targets here..
 
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I think the only one of those that I'm using is the CM Setting under Color Multipliers Tuning. That's the only one that works for me... the others just completely bork the colors.

I've only experienced one issue with the build from the 29th and that's with the GPS. It searches, locates me, then continues to show up as searching on the notification dropdown. It always locates me quickly though.

Been so busy with getting plane tickets and making arrangements for company to get here, plus the SO flying in to come home this evening that I haven't had a chance to check the Bug reports to see if someone has reported this issue yet.
 
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Just to be safe, its best to always perform a nandroid backup even if you dirty flash.

True although it takes so long to back up (around 20 mins or so) that I only ever do it every so many flashes. It'll probably work out faster to do a clean flash and restore from TiB.

Never had a failed flash (clean or dirty) using any rom on any Android phone over the last 3 years......I've just jinxed myself, haven't I? :D
 
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True although it takes so long to back up (around 20 mins or so) that I only ever do it every so many flashes. It'll probably work out faster to do a clean flash and restore from TiB.

Never had a failed flash (clean or dirty) using any rom on any Android phone over the last 3 years......I've just jinxed myself, haven't I? :D


Use CWM 6 which features incremental backups. Backups for me take between 30 secs and 2 minutes generally, depending on how much has changed since the last one. And the more often you do them the faster they are. No reason not to any more, in my opinion.
 
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