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It’s been a week since CM hits version 10.1.2 and I’ve been waiting for a while until jeroenqui fixes his kernel problems. However, it’s going to be a long while so I’ll release one for default CM kernel with Linaro and audio tweaks instead.
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Sorry for long delay after Xperia Z 4.2.2 ROM released for a while. I was busy with Thailand Audio/Video Show 2013 event and it just ended yesterday. This version now supports Xperia Z 4.2.2 stock ROM and added some improvements and optimizations based on recent updates from Sony and AOSP source. At first I intended to add and update some leaked Honami features but they’re for deodexed ROM so I decided to play safe for now.
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It’s been a while waiting for jeroenqui rebuilding his kernel repository so I can cherry pick his patches into latest CM kernel. This version comes with great deal of improvements and optimizations besides updating Cyanogenmod. I added Linaro cortex string handling routines optimizations in bionic optimizations and improved audio optimizations down to kernel level. Try it and be amazed of what Xperia Z is really capable of.
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It took me a long while after making tons of optimizations and tests. Version 4.0 will support virtually any ROMs as I tested on stock/CM10.1/AOKP/ParanoidAndroid/Carbon and they all worked fine. Now I moved to CM10.1 ROM as there’s more to play with there with bunch of compiling and optimizations. I’ll release my own CM ROM to be used with this soon and then I’ll fully shift my focus on Windows 8’s Mountain Lion project.
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Version 3.0 is out now. Lots of changes to be done with for this version. You can flash this on CM10.1 devices now. I tested on stock CM10.1 and it worked fine but I won’t guarantee it’ll work on any CM-based ROMs. Audio quantization is done on extreme level such as superclock frequency (256 times of base frequency) and also support 48KHz for videos. I think 256x is highest possible in existing applications. Speaker is optimized for louder volume but only when xLoud is enabled as some like me prefer original volume without xLoud. I also replaced Cyber-Shot app with volume key capture mod ones for taking underwater shots.
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