Ok, two things on this rom....
The memory increase change:
I went to do the 1gb memory conversion so this rom would install. Without changing to 1gb of memory, or at least hard wiping the nand to free up every inch of space, this will not install, it is simply too big. You should either note that the memory wipe/change is required and add the step to the guide, or work on another version of the rom that is small enough to install on a stock 7022.
In that process to increase the memory, you also have a failed step... you CANNOT just use a cwrm .img file to add to your build, it is not compatible with FWDN. You MUST install the CM7 build or you basically get nothing at all.
What you CAN do is install the lk.rom, build the nand file, then install the nand by itself (without a recovery.img) and then reset and go to fastboot and from there use your standard Android SDK command prompt to install the recovery.img that has cwrm. This gives you a fresh and clean install, with just the lk.rom and cwrm without having to completely install another rom just to get past the compatibility issue.
The Jelly Bean rom:
I got it all installed but there are still issues. The primary issue is that just like ICS this build has the video playback issues with video files and Youtube. At best you can get about 10 fps in any quality. The build simply is not optimized for this tablet. The 7022 is good for really 3 things... Internet browsing, videos and games. When you completely kill 1/3 of the uses of the tablet it really takes away from it.
Here are some if the things I ran into while testing it....
* Video playback capping around 10fps, very choppy
* Wifi slowdown still there - the bug kicks in the instant the tablet goes to sleep the first time and stays till rebooted - results in extremely slow wifi speeds
* Without access to the SD card you only have about 2.2gb of space on the tablet to use - backups and other standard memory hogs will fill that up fast
* Since this is a generic build it has no volume control - volume control apps in the notification bar help but require you to get there to change the volume
* Even when using the slow Youtube it still often comes up with "video format not supported" (on videos I have watched on other devices)
Overall I think it is just like the ICS build we were all trying... it is a neat attempt, but isn't compatible enough with the 7022 to really make it worth it.
The memory increase change:
I went to do the 1gb memory conversion so this rom would install. Without changing to 1gb of memory, or at least hard wiping the nand to free up every inch of space, this will not install, it is simply too big. You should either note that the memory wipe/change is required and add the step to the guide, or work on another version of the rom that is small enough to install on a stock 7022.
In that process to increase the memory, you also have a failed step... you CANNOT just use a cwrm .img file to add to your build, it is not compatible with FWDN. You MUST install the CM7 build or you basically get nothing at all.
What you CAN do is install the lk.rom, build the nand file, then install the nand by itself (without a recovery.img) and then reset and go to fastboot and from there use your standard Android SDK command prompt to install the recovery.img that has cwrm. This gives you a fresh and clean install, with just the lk.rom and cwrm without having to completely install another rom just to get past the compatibility issue.
The Jelly Bean rom:
I got it all installed but there are still issues. The primary issue is that just like ICS this build has the video playback issues with video files and Youtube. At best you can get about 10 fps in any quality. The build simply is not optimized for this tablet. The 7022 is good for really 3 things... Internet browsing, videos and games. When you completely kill 1/3 of the uses of the tablet it really takes away from it.
Here are some if the things I ran into while testing it....
* Video playback capping around 10fps, very choppy
* Wifi slowdown still there - the bug kicks in the instant the tablet goes to sleep the first time and stays till rebooted - results in extremely slow wifi speeds
* Without access to the SD card you only have about 2.2gb of space on the tablet to use - backups and other standard memory hogs will fill that up fast
* Since this is a generic build it has no volume control - volume control apps in the notification bar help but require you to get there to change the volume
* Even when using the slow Youtube it still often comes up with "video format not supported" (on videos I have watched on other devices)
Overall I think it is just like the ICS build we were all trying... it is a neat attempt, but isn't compatible enough with the 7022 to really make it worth it.
