Saturday, 23 February 2013

PAC [Paranoid + Aokp+ Cm10] ROM JB 4.2


 PAC [Paranoid + Aokp+ Cm10] ROM JB 4.2


PAC-Paranoid-+-Aokp+-Cm101
Well, I am not sure if you are familiar with the Paranoid ROMs for Android phones or not. If not, let me inform you this ROM is one of its kind. Personally, I am a fan of this one and currently enjoying it on my Galaxy S3. The ROM comes mostly for high-end devices. Thanks to Nims11 for porting it to the Galaxy Ace S55830. In fact the Paranoid ROM is a Hybrid ROM that beautifully blend the look of a phone and a tablet layout into one whole. Just imagine getting a tablet style look at your Ace. With the Paranoid Android ROM installed on your phone you can change and switch your phone’s screen layout in three modes: phone, tablet and a blend of both, pablet (phone+tablet). It a batteryfriendly ROM with a fast user interface and good battery life. Another reason to go for this ROM is that it is based on the latest version of Android OS 4.2.1 Jelly Bean.
Download ROM: Link
Download Google Apps: Gapps-jb-20121011-signed.zip [CyanogenMod 10.0.x]
How to Install: See at the beginning of the post for installation procedure.

Unofficial CM 10 ‘Jellaxy’ ROM JB 4.1.1


 Unofficial CM 10 ‘Jellaxy’ ROM JB 4.1.1


Unofficial-CyanogenMod-10-Jellaxy
The Jellaxy ROM is a CyanogenMod 10 based custom ROM that lets you enjoy Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean on your very Galaxy Ace S5830. Having installed this cool ROM on your phone your will be all good features like the Google Now, Project Butter, new Notifications system, lockscreen associated with Jelly Bean. Except for a few features like USB tethering, Wi-Fi tethering and Google Now (voice search) the ROM developer has been significantly successful in porting all other features in a working state.
Download ROM: Link (updated- January 04)
Download Google Apps: Gapps-jb-20121011-signed.zip [CyanogenMod 10.0.x]
How to Install: See at the beginning of the post for installation procedure. Here are are the steps to perform in CWM Recovery:
  1. Boot into CWM
  2. Wipe Data/Factory Reset
  3. Go to ‘mounts and storage’ and ‘format /system’ (Double check that you have selected /system and NOT /sdcard)

Install a Custom ROM on Galaxy Ace s5830:


How to Install a Custom ROM on Galaxy Ace s5830:

Getting Ready:
Well, if you ready to flash a Jelly Bean ROM on your Galaxy Ace, you need to do a few things before proceeding to flash the ROM. Since a custom ROM is directly related to modifying/replacing the system files, it requires root access and there fore you will have to root your phone before being eligible to any such action. If you have yet rooted your Galaxy Ace, head over to our handy tutorial first, then continue from the steps below: Root Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830
Among the other things you need to do before installing this ROM are:
  • Get your Galaxy Ace fully charged.
  • Backup all your contacts, messages and other important data.
  • Turn on the USB Debugging mode on your device. Go to Settings> Applications>Development> USB Debugging> check the box.
  • Download the ROM  you like from the links below. Do not extract the zip file and copy it  to the main directory of your device’s SD Card (not in a sub-folder).
  • Download Google Apps for your phone from below (do not extract) and copy it to the same location as the ROM file.
Installing a ROM on Galaxy Ace:
  1. First of all make sure that you have done all things mentioned above under preparations.
  2. Turn off your device and boot it into CWM Recovery Mode. Press and hold  the Home+Power  keys till the start up screen with “Samsung Galaxy Ace GT-S5830″ logo blinks for two times and you see a screen as shown below.  Another way to boot the device into ClockworkMod  to download the ROM Manager app from the Google Play Store and use “Reboot into Recovery” option.
  3. In the Recovery Mode, use Volume, Home and Power keys to navigate between the options and select them. galaxy-ace-recovery
  4. Open “backup and restore” and backup your current ROM (important). When the backup is done go back to the main menu
  5. In the CWM Recovery Mode, scroll to “wipe data factory reset” option and select “Yes”.
  6. Then come back to the main menu and select “install zip from sdcard> choose zip from sdcard”. Now browse to the ROM file and select it. Confirm your choice by selecting “yes”.
  7. This will start the installation process and will take a few minutes to complete.
  8. When it is done, go back and install the GApps using Step 8.
  9. Return to the main menu again and select “reboot system now”. It might take a few minutes before your device reboots, so a little patience is required.
When the phone boots up, you will be able to enjoy the newly installed Jelly Bean ROM on your phone. Cheers!

Friday, 22 February 2013

How to Un-root the Ace

How to Un-root the Ace

1. Download unroot.zip  and put in sd card

2. Turn off the phone and boot into recovery (refer to step 3 above)

3. Install the unroot.zip (similar to step 5 and 6 above)

4. Restart phone (incase you’re THAT stupid, refer to step 7 above)

5. Look in the app drawer and if all went well, the superuser icon should no longer be there!!!