⚙️Changelog: • February Security Patch • Import userdata tuning from oriole • Import usb script from V13.0.2.0.SJQMIXM • Rework audio properties • Enable system navigation menu on gesture • Adjust statusbar height • Drop surfaceflinger phase offset
📝Notes: - Vanilla/Non-Gapps Build - OSS Vendor based - For Firmware, use any v12.5.x.x - Blur disabled by default, to enable here - Recommended kernel : Here - Decrypted by default - Screenshots
🎉Credits & Thanks: - @rktdnt for DT. - Thanks for all juice dev for the commits that I pick from their device tree
⚙️Changelog: • February Security Patch • Import userdata tuning from oriole • Import usb script from V13.0.2.0.SJQMIXM • Rework audio properties • Enable system navigation menu on gesture • Adjust statusbar height • Drop surfaceflinger phase offset
📝Notes: - Vanilla/Non-Gapps Build - OSS Vendor based - For Firmware, use any v12.5.x.x - Blur disabled by default, to enable here - Recommended kernel : Here - Decrypted by default - Screenshots
🎉Credits & Thanks: - @rktdnt for DT. - Thanks for all juice dev for the commits that I pick from their device tree
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