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[Csharpe]

After months of suffering, they finally released ICS ROMS for both of their versions.

Standard model: Download

Pro model: Download

As a modaco user, I suppose you guys know how to update already
For those that aren't sure, here's their new instruction page: Tutorial

Expect a cleaned-up, rooted ROM from me soon, as 200mb roms are way too big to my standards.

Some specs:

• Android 4.0.3
  
• Kernel 3.0.8, compiled 2012/05/05
  
• Getjar, no market
  
• Haptic feedback is still enabled
  
• Stock ICS (no overlay)
  
• Very fluid interface
  
• No more AndyApp

Happy flashing!

Edited by Csharpe, 27 May 2012 - 06:26 PM.

[Joe Simpson]

Awesome! I'm glad you're still working on it Csharpe!

I can't wait until we could get GApps (and possibly root) on this device.

Joe

[kokotron]

I really like this rom, the lack of a market is kind of a drawback though. GetJar doesn't always work. Installing the Play Store manually makes it crash after a while. I found a temporary solution to the Aptoide (http://www.aptoide.com/index2.html) app, you should check it out

It also seems HDMI has been deprecated? I never used it but there's no option for it. Maybe it works out-of-the-box on ICS?

Csharpe, in case you make a rom with a working Android Play Store, would it be even possible to release 2 images, one rooted and one un-rooted? I read it's kind of risky to tie an account with a credit card attached to it on a rooted device, and I tend to buy apps every now and then. Just asking

[Csharpe]

kokotron, on 26 May 2012 - 09:47 AM, said:

I really like this rom, the lack of a market is kind of a drawback though. GetJar doesn't always work. Installing the Play Store manually makes it crash after a while. I found a temporary solution to the Aptoide (http://www.aptoide.com/index2.html) app, you should check it out

It also seems HDMI has been deprecated? I never used it but there's no option for it. Maybe it works out-of-the-box on ICS?

Csharpe, in case you make a rom with a working Android Play Store, would it be even possible to release 2 images, one rooted and one un-rooted? I read it's kind of risky to tie an account with a credit card attached to it on a rooted device, and I tend to buy apps every now and then. Just asking

In theory, it should still be as safe as usual, with Superuser installed, as long as you don't give permissions to any questionable software. But I understand your concern. I haven't had the time yet to look into the system files.

EDIT: Already got Android 4.0.4 test build running including face recognition and Google Play, but still have to fix some minor issues.

Edited by Csharpe, 26 May 2012 - 04:26 PM.