[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 General] TweakerL:
Awesome. Bluetooth seems to be working fine right now, it may be that I just had to let the system settle. As for framework, I recompiled the released framework released on v6 and v7 respectively restoring the cursor in order to avoid any problems should modifications have been made during the update process. I'm gonna have two family members undergoing surgery/recovery over the next two weeks, so if I disappear and the cursor is not put back here's the steps.

Step 1 - Download and Install the needed stuff.

-Download APKTool

-Download and install Android-SDK and install it wherever you want, you just need 1 file from it.

-Set up APKTool in a easy to get to directory, I used c:\android\apktool

-Create a bat file in the same folder that looks just like this:

@echo off
set PATH=%CD%;%PATH%;
java -jar -Duser.language=en "%~dp0\apktool.jar" %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9

-Rename the Jar you downloaded to apktool.jar

-Copy .\android-sdk\build-tools\21.1.2\aapt.exe to .\apktool\

Step 2 - Make sure Java is setup properly

-Open your command prompt by going to Start -> Run, or pressing WIN+R then type in CMD and hit run

-navigate to the folder where you setup apktool, if you used the same path I used you can do this by typing:

cd\android\apktool

-run apktool by using the command:

apktool

If it gives you information on how to use the command, then you're good, if it says java can't be found then you have to install it (you probably already did because everyone basically has java) and make sure the environment variable is setup.

To set the environment variable:

-Use the key combination WIN+Pause|Break

-Go to Advanced System Settings

-Go to Environment Variables

-On the bottom section (System Variables) select Path and click on edit

-On the "Variable value:" field add a semicolon ";" to the end followed by the path to your java bin folder, in my case that's C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre7\bin, so I added the following to my Variable Value:

;C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre7\bin

-Hit Ok until you're out of the settings, close your previously open command prompt and reopen a new one and try again, and you should be fine.

Step 3 - Decompile framework-res.apk (Finally the fun part =P )

-Open the ROM's zip and navigate to \system\framework

-Extract framework-res.apk to the folder where you setup APKTool

-Go into your command prompt and run the following command

apktool d framework-res.apk

-It will take a few moments to decompile everything

Step 5 - Modify the XML

-When everything is done you will see the prompt again, at this point go back to your apktool folder and you will have a new folder called framework-res

-Navigate into the folder, the file you will want to change is called "pointer_arrow_icon.xml" and it's under .\framework-res\res\drawable

-When you find it open it with notepad

-Also open pointer_arrow_icon_orgn.xml in notepad

-All you want to do, and only this way, is to copy all contents of pointer_arrow_icon_orgn.xml by pressing ctrl+A, then copy everything by pressing ctrl+C, then go into "pointer_arrow_icon.xml" and replace everything by pressing CTRL+A followed by CTRL+V, then save the file with CTRL+S

-You're done modifying it, DO NOT DELETE pointer_arrow_icon_orgn.xml

Step 6 - Recompile

-Go back to the command prompt, and issue the following command:

apktool b framework-res

-Again it will take a while for it to recompile the file and you will get several warnings, mainly about translations. Don't worry about them.

-Once you get the prompt again, you can go back to your folders in Explorer. If you navigate to the framework-res folder inside the apktool folder you will have a new directory called .\dist, and in it your brand new framework-res.apk file.

Step 7 - Put the file back in the original ZIP

-Using your favorite ZIP software, navigate to .\system\framework (which should still be open from the 3rd step).

-Rename the current framework-res.apk file in there to something else like "framework-res.apk.bak"

-Add your newly recompiled framework-res.apk to the folder (can be done in most ZIP software by dragging the file into it as if it were any explorer window.

At this point your ZIP should be good to go.