[Galaxy Note II Android Development] htchoi5609:
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Greets to the people here at XDA,

We "Team BRIDGE" are here, attempting to compile Jelly Bean 4.2.2 Build JDQ39 from Android Open Source Project (AOSP). This thread is created to provide you people with the change logs, downloads, Instructions, bug submissions and development updates. So, kindly take over your ROM discussions to the Discussion thread under General Section, no appreciation posts or discussions are accepted here. If you like to appreciate, please press the THANKS button instead. Proceeding now towards the main content of this ROM. :angel:

About

ThinkingBridge ROM is an Android aftermarket firmware which is built with the purpose to offer maximum stability, high performance & an appealing User Interface. This ROM is based on The Android Open Source Project (AOSP) and CyanogenMod code. We are here to contribute to the Android Open Source world and provide our users with the Best-Of-Android.

Team BRIDGE:

htchoi5609

woorim98

black9

DJBhardwaj

Akibingbing

Supported Devices:

GSM Galaxy Nexus (maguro)

Nexus S (crespo)

Nexus 7 (grouper)

Galaxy S2 (i9100)

Galaxy S3 (i9300)

Disclaimer

#include <std_disclaimer.h>
/*
* Your warranty is now void.
*
* I'm not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at us for messing up your device, we will laugh at you.
*/

General Info & Introduction

Android Open Source Project: Or in short AOSP. Android is an open-source software stack created for mobile phones and other devices. The Android Open Source Project (AOSP), led by Google, is tasked with the maintenance and further development of Android. Many device manufacturers have brought to market devices running Android, and they are readibly available around the world.

Rooting: Android rooting is the process of allowing users of smartphones, tablets, and other devices running the Android mobile operating system to attain privileged control (known as "root access") within Android's subsystem. Rooting is often performed with the goal of overcoming limitations that carriers and hardware manufacturers put on some devices, resulting in the ability to alter or replace system applications and settings, run specialized apps that require administrator-level permissions, or perform other operations that are otherwise inaccessible to a normal Android user.

Fully Functional Features:

RIL (Calls, data and texts)

Wifi

Bluetooth

Touch UI

Contacts

Browser

Lockscreen

Settings

Notification drawer and toggles

Gallery

Quick Toggles

Features Offered By ThinkingBridge ROM

ThinkingBridge Welcome App (About the Team, Changelogs & Contacts us)

ThinkingBridge Wallpapers App

CyanogenMod FileManager

DSP Manager

Trebuchet Launcher

ROM Settings

-General UI (Add Custom Boot Animations, Custom Carrier Label, StatusBar Brightness slider, Transparency Settings, UI Mode etc.

-Power Menu (Select what to show up in Power Menu and other Power Menu settings)

-Navigation Bar (Enable/Disable NavBar, Add/Remove buttons, change colors, configure widgets etc.)

-Navigation Ring (Set NavBar Ring targets)

-Hardware Keys (Enable custom actions and enable 3-dot overflow menu)

-Pie Controls (Enable/Disable pie, change colors, Trigger Area, Size, Alignment, Gravity etc.)

-Toggles (Add/Change/Remove toggles, change toggle style etc.)

-Battery (Change the battery icon on StatusBar, change colors, battery bar etc.)

-Clock (Change the Clock icon on StatusBar, change colors, AM/PM Style, Alignment, clock actions etc.)

-Signal (Change Signal icon on StatusBar, change colors, hide Signal bar etc.)

-Lockscreen (Change lock options, modify widgets, change colors etc.)

-Custom Shortcuts (Set custom shortcuts to the lockscreen)

-Custom Targets (Add custom targets to the lockscreen)

-Lock Clock Widget (Modify/change/remove the clock on the lockscreen)

-Sound (Enable volume panel, flip phone settings, headphones and bluetooth headset otpions etc.)

Theme Engine Support

Parition Info (Information about /System, /data, /cache, /sdcard and EXT partitions)

CPU Settings (Change Governor, Min/Max CPU freq., scheduler)

Koush's Superuser App

New Custom Toggles (Favourite contact, Clock toggle, Fast Charge, LTE, Pie, NFC, Quick record, Quiet hours, Screenshot, Signal, Sleep, Sound state, USB tether, WiFi tether, Current user)

Custom Camera features

4 Way Reboot (Reboot, Bootloader, Recovery & Hot-Reboot)

Above are the features clearly visible to your eyes but still a full list of Kernel and script optimizations is still not mentioned. :highfive:

Change logs
Quote:
Feb 17, 2013 [Beta 1]

- Common: First release
- Common: AOSP 4.2.2_r1
- Common: Support new devices
- Common: Fixed korean camera sound
- Common: Support multiusers on phone
- Common: Add Pie control
- Common: Add Customom hardware keys

Feb 24, 2013 [Beta 2]

- Common: Launcher2 -> Trebuchet
- Common: Fix camera FC
- Common: Sense style recent menu
- Common: Improved layout for CMCircleBattery
- Common: Fix NPE on Phonestatusbar
- Common: Support multiuser on phones
- Common: Fixed many bugs
- Settings: Add launcher configuration

Mar 20, 2013 [Beta 3]

- Common: Pie control update
- Common: Removed Sense style recent menu
- Common: Toggle rewrite
- Common: Fixed SystemUI crash
- Common: More detail back to kill toast
- Common: Navbar performance update
- Common: Fixed Tapatalk FCs
- Common: Fixed many bugs
- Common: Added many features
- Camera: Fixed Camera settings FCs
- ROMControl: Fixed expanded desktop mode

April 5, 2013 [Beta 4]

- Common: Performance Update
- Common: Optimized System
- Common: Redesign memory usage in recent apps
- Common: Recents Lag Fix From PA
- Common: ScreenShot QuickTrash
- Common: Support new devices
- Common: Volume toggle
- Common: Pie control update
- Common: Selectable text in gtalk
- Common: Adjust torch intent for CM torch
- Common: Reduce boot up time
- Common: Rework NavBar UI in ROMControl
- Common: Fixed audio services
- Common: Fixed CMCircle battery interval
- Common: Fixed screen off CRT animation
- Common: Fixed multiuser layout for phones
- Settings: Added variable size pattern
- Settings: Added lock screen pattern dot
- ROMControl: navbar height reset issue

April 23, 2013 [stable1]

stable1

- Common: Support Ad-Hoc (IBSS) mode
- Common: Support new devices
- Common: Screenshot rotaion
- Common: Status Bar Network Traffic Indicator
- Common: Improved SystemUI layout
- Common: Optimize Low-end devices
- Common: Hide statusbar clock also for DashClock
- Common: Update screenshot toggle
- Common: Remove lag when launching an app
- Common: Fixed Photosphere/Camera FCs
- Common: Fixed memory leaks
- Common: Fixed many bugs
- Settings: Add Share ThinkingBridge ROM into DeviceinfoSettings
- ROMControl: Fixed after change signal type or text color

May 7, 2013 [Stable 2]

stable2

- Common: Merged android 4.2.2_r1.2
- Common: Added FullSwing on ScrollView,Webview
- Common: Added AOKP Ribbon
- Common: Added turn off action to WiFi Tether notification
- Common: Rework LockScreen
- Common: Fixed SystemUI memory leaks
- Common: Support Galaxy S4
- Contacts: Update T9 dialer
- Contacts: Display location support
- Contacts: Make company name on title bar more readable
- Contacts: force left justification on separator headers in contact list
- Phone: Added support for proprietary libaudio voice quality filter
- Phone: Ignore restart ringer once silent requested when incoming call
- Settings: Added AirplaneMod Enabler into settings
- Settings: Auto-brightness updates
- Settings: Fixed many bugs
- ROMControl: Added LED Control
- ROMControl: Show back action arrow in main menu
- Wallpaper: Follow ParanoidAndroid GNU GPLv2 license and add solid color

Known Bugs

Let us know aboout them, refer Report Bug title below.

Instructions to Install

Download the latest ROM zip and GApps from the download tabs above.

Connect your Nexus 7 into USB Storage mode to the PC via USB data cable.

Drag the downloaded two zips to the root of your storage (and not in any folder).

Power off the device, press Volume Up + Volume Down + Power buttons altogether until you see the Recovery screen

You are now in Recovery mode.

If you are flashing this ROM for the first time (coming from another ROM): wipe /data (factory reset) /cache, dalvik-cache and /system

If you are updating this ROM (coming from previously installed version of this ROM): wipe /cache and dalvik-cache

"Install zip from sdcard" > "choose zip from sdcard" > select the ROM zip and press "Yes" to flash.

Follow the above step again to flash the GApps.

When all is done, select "reboot system now".

Links

Github | Google+ | Facebook | Twitter

Want to report a bug? Read this first!

The below stated format shall be strictly followed to report any bug related to this specific ROM. Make sure that you have not overclocked over the provided CPU frequency and also that you are not running any custom kernels. Such bugs will be subjected to ignorance :cool:

Bug submission should majorly be done at the Bug Tracker.

Credits & Thanksgiving

CyanogenMod

AOKP

ParanoidAndroid