[LG Optimus 2x] tonyp:
Q&A:

What are the known bugs?

There are a couple CM10 bugs present.

The most noticable are:

CM Camera isn't working great. Use the ported ICS Camera as a workaround

Low brightness after unlocking the screen. This is a CM issue with an easy workaround: Turn on all animation and transition scales at Settings - Developer Options.

transparent notification dropdown & statusbar isn't working (or at least not sticking a reboot) (fixed for build 05)

Auto brightness is flawky

HDMI rotation error

Please consult this post for more information about the bugs.

Not all of them are still present, some have already been fixed in the meantime (wifi drain, bluetooth, notification lights)

I got a bug which is not listed here, how do I report it?

First: Try to search for your bug, I don't add each and every stupid minibug to the known bugs list, but it's most likely already mentioned in the thread.

If you didn't find anything then report your bug. I ignore bug reports which don't contain logs, so you should study my [Reference] How to get useful logs thread.

If you want to report a sudden/hot reboot then you need to follow this format for the bugreport.

Can I post in here if I want to chitchat and talk with you guys, recommend my new app discoveries or ask questions which are only slightly related to PA?

No, please use the Userthread for stuff like that.

While everyone knows that I don't mind a couple funny or offtopic posts, we shouldn't drift off too far in the dev thread.

But every post in the Userthread is welcome - especially your tipps & tricks or app recommendations!

Is there any reason why I should use this ROM instead of others?

Well, use whatever ROM you want. This ROM isn't for people who always want to have the newest of the newest - so if you're one of that kind then just move on.

The biggest difference to other ROMs currently out there: This ROM is stable. I'm using it myself as a daily driver.

I really hate threads of people who push out ROMs without testing them or at least reading the users feedback (*cough* jellybam *cough*).

Why the f*** did it took you so long to release PA?

Simple. My PA ROM has always been as stable as possible. I didn't consider CM10 stable enough until now for being eligable to have another ROM out besides the official CM10 ROMs.

The OP is too long, can I ask what I need to know without reading it? And do I really need to search before asking?

Sure, go ahead and ask without searching or reading. I did spent lots of time on a detailed OP and answering questions in the thread, so I can just spent some more time answering every question again and again, right?

As the people who are targeted by this entry probably won't read this anyways but just post there's no need to expand further.

Oh but I'm looking forward to create a hall of fame shame of all those stupid posts :fingers-crossed:

Hahahaha you included

HwaSettings

again? Why would you do that, we do have fully working hwa, didn't you know?

Ah a smartass. But did you know that hwa increases the application's RAM demands?

The author of the HwaSettings app writes the following:

As we're running low on RAM with our phone I thought it might be a good idea to include the app, then you can disable hwa for some apps or system parts and post your feedback here.

Additionally here's an interesting post by Dianne Hackborn about hwa.

Oh, that sounds great! But why are my newly downloaded apps not listed within the HwaSettings app?

That's a bug of the app unfortunately. You need to reset it at Settings - Apps (swipe to all, choose HwaSettings and delete data).

Is this the newest version of PA?

No, unfortunately not. The new and improved version (AOSPA 3.0) which source has been dropped in January 2013 is based on AOSP - which we need to port to the 2x first. So the new app in the PlayStore won't work with this "PACM" ROM.

But this ROM does contain all CM10 stuff including the latest CM-based PA hybrid engine.

I heared there's PDroid 2.0 - why is the old version included?

I'm monitoring the new threads of course. PDroid 2.0 is by another author than the original one. Development is currently stalled thus I'm stickying to the original and well tested version for now.