Changelog (DCOS & DCOSX): • Fix release • Google changed the way how status bar width is calculated. This build reflects the change
Notes: • Can be dirty flashed over previous version • Kernel or recovery hasn't changed since last release therefore those can be downloaded from previous release notes • Apologies for the daily releases, but the yesterday's build didn't seem to work for many due to my limited internet connection while producing the build. God bless Adrian for helping me release this (now confirmed booting)
Changelog (DCOS & DCOSX): • Fix release • Google changed the way how status bar width is calculated. This build reflects the change
Notes: • Can be dirty flashed over previous version • Kernel or recovery hasn't changed since last release therefore those can be downloaded from previous release notes • Apologies for the daily releases, but the yesterday's build didn't seem to work for many due to my limited internet connection while producing the build. God bless Adrian for helping me release this (now confirmed booting)
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