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Buenas noticias. @Texten de XDA está reuniendo lo necesario para compilar de nuevo cm7 e intentar corregir los bugs que quedan. @Broodplank tambien está trabajando en ello, aunque indirectamente, ya que está preparando una rom basada en aosp/cm7 que de momento esta llamando BroodRom AOSP, de la que ha dado unos cuantos detalles muy interesantes:

Originalmente Escrito por broodplank1337

What i have been testing:

I call this testing environment "broodROM AOSP"

- AOSP 2.3.7
- Integrated Thememanager (working)
- Integrated Cyanogenmod Settings (Settings.apk/SettingsProvider.apk/CMParts.apk/SystemUI.apk) (working)
- Used mazens cm7 kernel at first, but why not use a way more battery efficient SkyHigh, so I use skyhigh

Generally this combo is pretty stable, no fc's, changing themes work flawless. cyanogenmod settings are saved, so no placebo.
Beautiful results in customization, widget button toggle 2g/3g kinda dies instead of toggling.

Using SkyHigh for optimal performance/battery, without screenstatescaling script (skywalker01 mentioned that it's important NOT to use it)
min freq: 122mhz, max freq 1.4ghz, smartassV2, sio, I noticed that i8150 EGL drivers were less stable then original i9001 ones (first time I actually notice it)

The system is running decently stable overall, but still I had a couple of unexpected memory overflow, when everything suddenly goes like 122mhz max freq, but then when all apps are killed the system runs perfect again, I think that's just a case of the LMK

I actually had a normal call volume sometimes, don't know how, but this differs al the time, most of the time is to loud.

Things I noticed compared to samsung rom:
- the used ram is incredible, I only used 116mb ram after killing apps. (IN YOUR FACE SAMSUNG)
- No unnecessary packet sending at all (samsung rom does about 3 packets per second, aosp does 0 in 30 min!)
- the way init.d works is absolutely horrible, will definitely change that to the regular init.d way
- init.d scripts only work on permissions 750, they can also interrupt the whole boot sequence fairly easy.
- Battery life is kind of constantly changing, like the first %, from 100% to 99% takes upto 5 hours in deep sleep, but then after the 99% it goes down much more rapidly.

Tapatalkeado desde mi SGS+ ICS