[General Questions and Answers] :
Another modded stock firmware

Hi guys, just reporting back my succesful digitizer replacement. In case you are in a similar situation, replacing digitizer is very straightforward and the phone is sort of a Titan considering the bad fortune I have had with it (I really had thought I destroyed it half a dozen times).

As announced before, there you have another modded firmware, equally based on B509 firmware. Really not a lot of new highlights comparatively with previous one. I tried deodexing system apps and I did deodex them, but phone keeps generating caches always on boot so they are not included. This version is maybe a bit lighter and includes:

1. Extremebeats mod for the best audio quality

2. Ponqualizer (hacked DSP manager to get extremebeats working and configured)

3. Stock Android kit-kat launcher (removed Huawei launcher)

4. Minimal apps (these are a personal selection of lightweight and basic apps)

5. Scrolling and Live Wallpapers. Still you need to push apks to /data/app or /system/app to install new ones.

6. Patched services.jar with die-hard launcher (only cellphone apps are more important than launcher and this one is almost unkillable by Android itself; not for gamers). Thanks to this, you can use zeppelinrox's supercharger script to zipalign apks, optimize databases, schedule RAM flush, run an entropy daemon, optimize KMS and change OOM settings at boot.

7. Degoogled (only includes latest Play Store, I stopped using Android Market MOD because OS registered too many wakelocks via ActivityManager)

8. Dehuaweied (removed bloats like Huawei weather app -really, WTF with this 100 MB app?- , Huawei keyboard and all those endless language packs and some others).

9. A collection of scripts in /system/etc/init.d not activated by default and maybe only useful for particular purposes... but anyway.

10. rooted with kinguser's su binary and busyboxed.

11. updated hosts file to block ads (did I include this?)

https://copy.com/aUPpqFHiDddCgcvl

https://mega.co.nz/#!a1UHBY4C!fLIsulnAE6ZW40CdtHj7Xv7fM3BBU0h_3gOMi9JkfHA

NOTE ABOUT POWER MANAGEMENT (seizing the moment while update links): Please consider installing a smart app to manage power. I included Greenify app as a system app and had to delete HwPowerGenieEngine because it was blocking Greenify. Greenify is not intended to manage battery heavy tasks, it only hibernates apps when they are not used; I've been using Juice Defender and it's working great, but I think it's now unsupported. Take a pick between all those battery management apps available at Play Store. Moreover, if you use Xposed framework you can get improvements in Greenify app.

INSTALLATION:

1. Download

2. Uncompress inside external_sd_card/clockworkmod/backup, it's easier if you let the uncompressed folder alone in this directory

3. Reboot into CWM

4. Go to backups and restore

5. Select the right option (the name of the extracted folder) as you'd do with any backup (it is a backup).

6. Confirm restore.

7. Go to main menu and select "wipe data/factory reset"

8. Go to advanced and select "wipe dalvik cache"

9. Reboot and you are good to go!

10. OPTIONAL: Download zeppelinrox's supercharger script and configure the way you want to.