[ROM][20.1] Aurora Borealis RLS1 (Android 4.0.4)

[Guest KonstaT]

This ROM is based on the latest generic update ICS_P772N10V1.0.0B10. ZTE apps have been removed or replaced with CM/AOSP apps where necessary. Most of the ZTE customizations have been removed to give this ROM a clean AOSP look.



Aurora-Borealis-RLS1.zip
http://konstakang.com/devices/atlas40/AuroraBorealis
md5:5bce3bd69e8fe7399a5bac1c4b24f112

Features:

• rooted
• busyboxed
• deodexed, optimized, resigned and zipaligned
• init.d support (and userinit.d support)
• unsecured boot image
• AOSP lockscreen that shows next alarm time from any app
• reboot options in power menu (thanks to kahvitahra)
• modified notification power widgets (layout, button order, ringer mode)
• CRT screen off animation
• AOSP ringtones (silenced low battery alarm)
• Apex Launcher
• CM9 LatinIME (with volume key cursor controls)
• CM9 Browser
• CM9 Deskclock
• CM9 Calculator
• No-frills CPU Control
• Superuser
• Terminal Emulator
• Updated Google apps
• AdAway hosts file (please support app developers by purchasing their apps instead)
• CM9 APNs list
• accurate kernel information in 'About phone' settings
• and much more...

Kernel:

• overclock support (up to 1,267 GHz)
• cpu governors: savagedzen, interactivex, smartassv2, ondemand, etc
• i/o schedulers: noop, cfq, bfq, vr and sio
• swap, cifs, zram, ksm, etc

Kernel source

Add-ons:

Aurora-Borealis-Stock-Kernel.zip (just in case)
http://konstakang.com/devices/atlas40/AuroraBorealis
md5:038fc490091480b6e50c393debe7976a

Like my work?

Edited November 10, 2018 by KonstaT

[Guest KonstaT]

How to install:

1. Copy Aurora-Borealis-RLSx.zip to your phone's sdcard
   
2. Boot into ClockWorkMod recovery
   
3. Make a nandroid backup of your previous ROM: backup & restore -> backup
   
4. Install ROM: install .zip from sdcard -> choose .zip from sdcard -> Aurora-Borealis-RLSx.zip
   
5. wipe data & factory reset (!)
   
6. reboot now
   

[Guest KonstaT]

*reserved*

[Guest]

So you got a new cellphone? :D

[Guest KonstaT]

So you got a new cellphone? :D

It's more of a toy than cellphone really. ;) Still planning on getting a Nexus 4 (if/when it comes available in my country with a reasonable price tag).

[Guest]

It's more of a toy than cellphone really. ;) Still planning on getting a Nexus 4 (if/when it comes available in my country with a reasonable price tag).

Yeah, I understand your philosphy of it being a "toy". Developing must be fun, I should learn more programming languages other than C and Java lol

[Guest GizmoTheGreen]

awesome.

KonstaT what is it capable of decoding? 720p h264?

[Guest Simon O]

Wow. I completely forgot about the ZTE Blade III. Nice to see that it got an official ICS update. Oh and welcome to your new Blade 3 forum :D

[Guest KonstaT]

KonstaT what is it capable of decoding? 720p h264?

Lol, I have no idea. :P Qualcomm spec sheet says msm7x27a is capable of FWVGA video (854x480), but I guess that's for encoding though.

Wow. I completely forgot about the ZTE Blade III. Nice to see that it got an official ICS update. Oh and welcome to your new Blade 3 forum :D

Blade 3 is actually rather new device that was released with ICS. It's the new crap-end device in their lineup. ;)

Thanks for the forum section. :)

[Guest GizmoTheGreen]

went and got one today haha

[Guest]

went and got one today haha

where did you get it from and how much did it cost?

[Guest GizmoTheGreen]

where did you get it from and how much did it cost?

In sweden ICA Maxi sells them for 1299 kr

[Guest zecinikolaz]

NIce, finally we got new kernel and rom.................

:D

[Guest GizmoTheGreen]

Rom seems to work very well for me so far :) keep up the good job KonstaT

[Guest kk75]

Many many thanks KonstaT ! Great rom, and much better than original. Lower cpu and memory usage and better performance. Your Blade 1 rom Swedish Snow7 was my favorit, and now this is the best rom for Blade 3. :) Please continue.. Best Regards. kk75 from Hungary.

Edited January 21, 2013 by kk75

[Guest zecinikolaz]

I hope that soon we will get cyanogenmod, miui and similar roms, even in jb version :D

[Guest GizmoTheGreen]

I was thinking of maybe having a hand at an miui port. but I've never done any such thing before, I'd need to set up a linux environment, th android sdk and patchrom.

sounds simple enough but we'll see...

[Guest Tomsy]

How to install:

1. Copy Aurora-Borealis-RLSx.zip to your phone's sdcard
   
2. Boot into ClockWorkMod recovery
   
3. Make a nandroid backup of your previous ROM: backup & restore -> backup
   
4. Install ROM: install .zip from sdcard -> choose .zip from sdcard -> Aurora-Borealis-RLSx.zip
   
5. wipe data & factory reset (!)
   
6. reboot now
   

Hi, thanks for the Rom!

Just a question... Shouldn't we supposed to Wipe data and freset before we install the rom? Thanks!

[Guest KonstaT]

Hi, thanks for the Rom!

Just a question... Shouldn't we supposed to Wipe data and freset before we install the rom? Thanks!

Before or after, makes no difference what so ever.

[Guest merc1800k]

wooowwww i install it....work great overclocking 1229...at 1267 when press camera system reboot

i install camera 4.2 (from blade 2)..work but make a few minutes to save photos and photos at gallery must rotate 90 to see well...rec button must press 2 times to start rec

if it easy check it pls

many thanks for that rom...

Edited January 23, 2013 by merc1800k

[Guest GizmoTheGreen]

lucky I can't go past 1200

[Guest merc1800k]

any solution about roted 90 at photos???

about camera 4.2 ????

[Guest KonstaT]

any solution about roted 90 at photos???

about camera 4.2 ????

Huh, what? This ROM doesn't come with 4.2 camera and it's not supposed to run 4.2 apps. It's Ice Cream Sandwich.

[Guest merc1800k]

i know my friend...

but you are expert about roms here so i ask if you can do something for that !!!!

thanks

[Guest merc1800k]

i forget...

your rom work with s2e???

and finaly when power off the phone appears faulty sd at the top

thanks again...