[Gen9 Android Development] trevd:
There we go, I fixed that for you ;) These devices have personality although It would of been nice to see have seen a log I suspect I was as similar problem to [MENTION=4446238]stealthdave[/MENTION] was experiencing and a data format would have been in order.

Settings Storage - I don't see how that is an issue you have 1.57GB you need to use. When it gets to 0, Then you've got problems. :D

Only Joking obviously - I'll have to check because I haven't had this build installed for a while but I might have got a bit crazy in my partitioning scheme the data space is still there in a directory call /mnt/partitions, this is where the ext4 images live and is the /data directory on normal roms. What I wanted to do is remove all that manual wiping that was part of the install procedure and seemed to confuse some folks and I think the trade off for simplicity is that for now.... although I need to double check all that.

"Phablet" Interface is how it comes, It's not for me to style your device and trust me you don't want me to do it either because you'd be left with Terminal Emulator and the Hackers Keyboard. There's plenty of Launchers that do all sorts of crazy s*** and I'd suggest have a look around the cyanogenmod communties on google+ and it's forums if you're that intent on changing. However I would say give a week or 2 you won't even remember what the "proper" interface looked like... I've just had to Google Image search to figure out what you was on about.

Battery - I know about the stats, still figuring out why, the 100% thing is weird and need further investigation. Probably going to want some logs of you on that one. dmesg also. You can also try a couple of things to narrow down the problem. Over the next couple of boots take note of whether or not there is any difference between having it plugged in when you switch on. Also reboot the tablet should give you a correct battery reading at boot time at least.

Ay Peachy ******* Creamy mate ;) It's got nothing to do with anyone caring, You just got "Lucky" that there happen to be a couple of developers knocking around who wanted to figure out how to build android besides we're all in this together that why we ask for logs and further details and stuff like that. Basically if your not a developer or a contributor on xda then you're a beta tester which is as important as the other 2 really because If you're here looking for 100% fully working software then you're going to be well disappointed nearly 100% of the time and I would stay clear of any custom rom or adjust your expectations accordingly. The only custom rom I would expect to be fully stable is a CM stable build on a supported device with default performance settings. Anything downloaded from xda marked as stable is an over exaggeration. As stable generally means "Yeah I've tested it for 10 minutes and it hasn't crashed for me"

This Rom is still Technically an Alpha in my opinion - My own internal measure is

Alpha Stage - Get all the hardware components working

Beta Stage - Get the Software running smooth

RC - Check Roms with most popular apps and common use cases .

[MENTION=3563640]Quinny899[/MENTION] : Still an Alpha ;)

Not that it matters now but , Was that just once or multiple times?