Tablet ICS ROM

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patrick

Discussion Starter · Jan 2, 2012 (Edited by Moderator)

WARNING: This rom deletes clockworkmod recovery

My first... ROM... EVER...

It's Ice Cream Sandwich... but after recoding several postulate axiom thingamabob doodads, I got the tablet interface to run on phones!

But seriously though, I now present to you, a completely AOSP 4.0.3 ROM, with the tablet interface instead of the phone one!

To my knowledge, everything works but phone calls, but I didn't test too thoroughly. Tablet notification bar works as well as the navigation buttons! Try it out and tell me what you think!

Beta 1 of ROM: http://dev-host.org/...eng.patrick.zip

GAPPS 12/27/11 (Thanks to Kejar31): http://i.minus.com/1...6QO71xFml6H.zip

Phone calls may or may not work, I'll look into it tomorrow!

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amm5890

· #2 · Jan 2, 2012

downloading now...thanks man

gtx1

· #3 · Jan 2, 2012

Post some screenshots?

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patrick

Discussion Starter · #4 · Jan 2, 2012

gtx1 said:
Post some screenshots?

Tomorrow, I swear! Unless someone else would like to!

jdkoreclipse

· #5 · Jan 2, 2012

This deletes clockworkmod recovery.

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patrick

Discussion Starter · #6 · Jan 2, 2012

jdkoreclipse said:
This deletes clockworkmod recovery.

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Yeah I forgot about that, good news is that it's rooted so you can just flash it again in ROM manager

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kevcube

· #7 · Jan 2, 2012

This rom doesn't delete any recovery, it merely flashes the stock recovery. Its for an aosp experience, and if you want CWM you can flash it, because the rom is rooted.

icanhazdroid

· #8 · Jan 2, 2012

kevcube said:
This rom doesn't delete any recovery, it merely flashes the stock recovery. Its for an aosp experience, and if you want CWM you can flash it, because the rom is rooted.

Therefore, deleteing clockworkmod recovery

But anyway, what are the huge difference with this ROM? Just the dpi?

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DaFatMack

· #9 · Jan 2, 2012 (Edited by Moderator)

is this what it looks like? I want that keyboard!

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smw420

· #10 · Jan 2, 2012

Wow. 160dpi is at the limit of this things display. Personally I think 240dpi is where its at and if more people would give it a go, there would be roms based on 240. Maybe one day the ICS launcher will "get it" and operate properly at that density.

240 or BUST! lol

-M

andrew8806

· #11 · Jan 2, 2012 (Edited by Moderator)

smw420 said:
Wow. 160dpi is at the limit of this things display. Personally I think 240dpi is where its at and if more people would give it a go, there would be roms based on 240. Maybe one day the ICS launcher will "get it" and operate properly at that density.

240 or BUST! lol

-M

BRD Launcher - http://goo.gl/mKKlw ?

patrick

Discussion Starter · #12 · Jan 2, 2012

Actually, if you specify a DPI at all in the build.prop, SystemUI will FC constantly, so I just flat out removed that line. It's now set to whatever a tablet defaults at. It was the only way I could get SystemUI to work, and for the navigation buttons to show up.

andrew8806

· #13 · Jan 2, 2012 (Edited by Moderator)

patrick said:
Actually, if you specify a DPI at all in the build.prop, SystemUI will FC constantly, so I just flat out removed that line. It's now set to whatever a tablet defaults at. It was the only way I could get SystemUI to work, and for the navigation buttons to show up.

Now if we could find a way to upscale the dpi without affecting the systemui FC'ing and get the phone functionality to work could definitely become a very usable rom. Don't get me wrong it works well, its just very small lol.

idle0095

· #14 · Jan 2, 2012

Is there really any reason to change the dpi?

scififan2715

· #15 · Jan 2, 2012

idle0095 said:
Is there really any reason to change the dpi?

The dpi here is lower to make android think we're using a tablet, giving us the ui seen in the video above. Personally, I think it's a really cool ui to use, but I agree that the small size makes it a little unpractical for now.

@patrick the only bug I've seen so far is that if you toggle notifications, it sends systemui into a fc loop until you reflash the rom. Otherwise, this is an awesome start, and probably one of the most unique roms that I've seen so far!

HeyItsLou

· #16 · Jan 2, 2012

patrick said:
Yeah I forgot about that, good news is that it's rooted so you can just flash it again in ROM manager

CWM will be deleted on boot every time regardless if you flash CWM with Rom Manager unless you do the following:

Code:

adb shell

Code:

mount -o rw,remount /system

Code:

rm /system/etc/install-recovery.sh

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kevcube

· #17 · Jan 2, 2012

Later today we should have the aosp github forked and updated with our changes.

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myx

· #18 · Jan 5, 2012

If only someone would try to port this over to the GSM version

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patrick

Discussion Starter · #19 · Jan 5, 2012

myx said:
If only someone would try to port this over to the GSM version

I'll get right on that, I just haven't had any time lately for anything.

omniphil

· #20 · Jan 5, 2012

smw420 said:
Wow. 160dpi is at the limit of this things display. Personally I think 240dpi is where its at and if more people would give it a go, there would be roms based on 240. Maybe one day the ICS launcher will "get it" and operate properly at that density.

240 or BUST! lol

-M

I'd love going to 240DPI, the extra screen real estate is very welcome, But it breaks market updates so I'm staying with the stock DPI

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