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Dammit!
I'm @ 280 like before. I tried the gapps fix but it boned my gapps. Looks like I need to do that fix again.
AOKP build 4 just released. That means it's time to get reviews in for iproj support.![]()
screen blank fixed?
I've never touched the pixel density setting and still get the incompatible message for that app. So that's probably not the problem.
screen blank fixed?


I just rearranged the build tree to prep for official AOKP acceptance. And what do you know, the screen blanks now. No idea why, though, as there are tons of changes involved. But hey, I'll take it.
So, here it is: aokp_vs920_unofficial_Feb-25-13.zip md5=2fa0298054807ad187eea356cf486617
It's a more-or-less standard AOKP ROM with code synced from today (no multi-model stuff and no overclock) with the following changes:
* autowipe script (but don't rely on it, do a full wipe).
* backuptool/addon.d support from CM.
* DashClock is included as a system app.
I'm not putting it into a separate preview thread yet. I'll do that after I get some more commitment from RomanBB and remove the above changes (or get the above changes submitted to the AOKP tree).
Enjoy!![]()
Awesome. I've been looking forward to trying this. Doesn't aokp42 have some kind of pie navigation thingy? I saw it in one of the theme screenshots I use and I assumed it's from aokp42 because I know cm10.1 doesn't have the onscreen navigation button settings like aokp does.


So with the pending commitments of both the CM and AOKP team to add the VS920 as supported devices, it looks like my days as a VS920 dev are drawing to a close. I may or may not continue to make kernels, depending on demand -- we have a couple of kernel devs in the forum that can take my code and run with it.
It's been great fun. Undoubtedly the most fun and the most rewarding of my experiences with Android devices so far.![]()
So with the pending commitments of both the CM and AOKP team to add the VS920 as supported devices, it looks like my days as a VS920 dev are drawing to a close. I may or may not continue to make kernels, depending on demand -- we have a couple of kernel devs in the forum that can take my code and run with it.
It's been great fun. Undoubtedly the most fun and the most rewarding of my experiences with Android devices so far.![]()
where's the unlike button?!? you can't leave. lol. thanks for everything tdm, sincerely. hope your son made a full recovery.
where's the unlike button?!? you can't leave. lol. thanks for everything tdm, sincerely. hope your son made a full recovery.

Same here. I prefer aokp over cm. Looking forward to it.Awesome. I've been looking forward to trying this. Doesn't aokp42 have some kind of pie navigation thingy? I saw it in one of the theme screenshots I use and I assumed it's from aokp42 because I know cm10.1 doesn't have the onscreen navigation button settings like aokp does.
