[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] dnzm:
Wonderful ROM, possibly a few issues.

First of all: thanks to the devs involved for this wonderful ROM. It's the second ROM I've installed, Maclaw's CM9 being the first. So far I vastly prefer this one. :good:

There's a couple of things I've noticed / run into, though, some of them were encountered by others as well, some of them might be unique to me. In no specific order:

Governor is not set on boot, despite the relevant checkbox being checked (seen more people with the same issue)

Some settings make Settings quit (Navigation bar works fine for me, enabling USB tethering is certain death, things quitting every now and then appears to be part of the custom ROM experience and frankly I can live with it. I could come up with a logcat log if wanted)

The phone is occasionally laggy, sometimes very much so. This MIGHT have something to do with me not having wiped it after installing, and/or having a swap partition; I'm not certain if the swap partition is actually *used* at the moment, nor am I sure that it's actually beneficial on this kind of device. Another possible cause might be the fact that I've used Link2SD to move pretty much every app, apart from Nova and Link2SD itself, to an EXT partition. In case it matters: the microSD card is a class 10 one. Laggyness appears to be worst after a fair bit of use. UPDATE: After a wipe, things appear to be much, much better. Then again, the wipe resulted in me not having all the linked-2-SD apps anymore, despite claims in the Link2SD FAQ. I probably goofed up somewhere. Either way, I'm not certain if snappyness is a result of the wipe, or of the fact that there's hardly any apps installed.

The AOKP Statistics notification thingy keeps showing up. Doesn't matter wether I enable or disable the reporting, it'll eventually pop back up. Appears to happen whenever I reconnect to WIFI. I don't mind it THAT much, but I wouldn't exactly mind it being gone, either. UPDATE: I'm happy to report it's gone.

The keyboard, oh, the keyboard. The one that came with CM9 was divine, this one not so much. The Dutch dictionary appears to be missing, for starters. Might be because I didn't wipe? Also, the CM9 keyboard had this incredibly useful feature where you got a few punctuation marks after hitting space, making it incredibly easy to hammer out complete and correct sentences without having to go through that whole long-press-and-drag routine I'm now suffering from. Is this because I forgot to wipe, is it a difference between the ICS and JB keyboards, did the CM team add some custom keyboard of their own (and if so, is it possible to get that to work on this ROM?), or something else? UPDATE: A little more digging left me with the impression that CM9 just uses a different keyboard. I've since found that, or something remarkably like it, on the market. Word lists are still gone, though, but in a weird way: if I switch to English and start typing, I can pick autocompleted words from that autocomplete bar thingy. After a space they will, however, get a red underline... Not sure what to make of that.

As I already noted: I haven't wiped after whacking this ROM over the CM9 one. Not sure how flashing actually works in terms of possibly leaving old stuff behind which might get in the way of things, but I'll wipe ASAP and update this post whenever that solves issues. I was hesitant to wipe because of the whole Link2SD thing, but I've RTFM and it turns out that it shouldn't be a problem to get all the links back afterwards. Yay. UPDATE: As noted, the wipe DID leave me without apps. I have a Titanium backup, so no biggie, and probably my mistake somewhere.

Also, everytime I type "I haven't wiped" I cackle like a school girl on PCP, because that's just how mature I am. :eek: UPDATE: I'm still cackling.

All in all, great ROM, seems more stable than the CM9 one, I just hope I can get the keyboard stuff and the occasional lag sorted. A++, would flash again.

ROM installed: aokp_gio_unofficial_Oct-23-12.zip