[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wickid_d:
**warning: Nagging and a long read, but hope it helps**

Your list looks beautiful :) http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1927818 (I posted it in that other thread too for you :))

This really isn't the place for such questions.. The general forums would be better suited for that..

Why? The CM one is better suited for rooted options. It's a little tricky to learn as it operates a little differently, but I'd say it kicks stock's a** once you've got it figured out. I mean, if you really want it, you could extract it out of the stock software, and use something like romtoolbox to make it a system app, or via root explorer (move it to /system/app and chmod 644 it, and reboot)

Ok, I'm gonna break yours up here.. and please excuse the nagging.. I just get tired of seeing this over and over.. I've been following nearly this entire thread, and while what you're about to ask (or rather, what I'm about to respond to) has not been covered, (and this is not only for you, but this goes for anyone that's about to ask a question in this thread) PLEASE take the time, and at least skim through the pages of the thread, or at the very least, utilize the 'search this thread' function. It saves a LOT of repetition, time on the OP (who I'm sure would rather spend more time working on their release than coming and answering questions that have been answered), and the mods don't have to work as hard (no, I'm not a mod in disguise, but have been one on other forums). Also, you may save yourself from having to post at all anyway. Anyway.. continuing..

Ok, stopping again.. Not sure if you know this, but kind of putting it here for anyone who could benefit from it: whenever you flash ANY recovery, make sure it's compatible with the booloader you are on.. We just had this discussion in the Androwook thread.. Also, when you flash via fastboot, make sure you include the -i 0x0b05 option or you WILL end up with exactly that, especially for CWM.. I have had both regular TWRP and CWM running on my tab just fine, but I had to learn the hard way to use that option.. Not nagging on this part, just sharing some experience and knowledge I've learned the hard way.. But again, moving on..

Titanium Backup, if I remember right, has a color coding system that will tell you what's safe/not safe/might be safe, to remove from the system. However, I'm actually curious as to why you're trying to accomplish this. I'm not familiar with PA on this device (and after dealing with it on other devices, I rather not care to touch it again), therefore not familiar with their GA either, so I'm legitimately asking, why? lol

Adjusting partition sizes is beyond the scope of this thread, and reply, but yes, it can be done. And also, something I just thought of, the PAGA would be based on the framework of PA so even if space wasn't the issue, you may run into incompatibilities. You can't put a camaro v8 engine in a porsche 911 and expect it to not cause complications. lol

I know the feeling.. I had my Nexus S partially resurrected from a dead brick (could get download mode, but nothing else), and thought that because I messed up doing the hardware mod, could be the reason for it not taking any flashing and keeping it, so I went back and took it all apart and too much heat from the solder wand popped one of the micro resistors and so now it's completely dead.. :/ Anyway..

I think this comes from the device overlays coming from other devices and since we're not officially supported on KitKat, that's where the modding that's needed to make it run right, just isn't there.. I could be wrong on that part, but that's my best guesstimation.. Man I wish I had my dev environment up and running still.. I'd actually be working on this.. D*** dinosaur laptop.. lol

Thanks! :) I think I'm gonna check that out myself! :)