[Verizon] Custom Roms Based on jro030?

[Steven58]

Out of curiosity, which roms are based on the new build? I know of only two:

1) Stock jro030
2) Jelly Belly

Is that it? Tia.

 

[Neuroses]

Red Bull, plus some others have incorporated some of the binaries, but I think the main difference is the bootloader and radios, which can be flashed separately. Formula84 has an 8/31 gapps package based on the build also.

 

[trophynuts]

i've been running that stock JRO030 rom and honestly i think it is garbage. Which is probably why it was a leaked test version which is also probably why you don't see a lot of roms based off of it yet.

 

[NSutherl]

i've been running that stock JRO030 rom and honestly i think it is garbage. Which is probably why it was a leaked test version which is also probably why you don't see a lot of roms based off of it yet.

What makes you think it's garbage?

I've been running the stock JRO03O w/ Trinity kernel for a week now and it's the smoothest my phone has ever been. Google Now is working better than it was on custom ROMs too, as far as suggesting cards for navigation, weather, etc.

 

[Neuroses]

Yeah I'd stick H or L for now... Most of these ROMs seem fast and stable. I've been going between AOKP nightlies CNA and EOS. All are great but EOS has a lot of linaro optimizations and is great IMHO.

 

[trophynuts]

What makes you think it's garbage?

I've been running the stock JRO03O w/ Trinity kernel for a week now and it's the smoothest my phone has ever been. Google Now is working better than it was on custom ROMs too, as far as suggesting cards for navigation, weather, etc.

that is the exact one i'm running.


I'm getting some keyboard lag, audio issues (however that may be hardware related) and also it freezes up at random times when trying to move too fast i guess.

I haven't used Google Now or Navigation on that rom so can't say on that.