Loving Gummy ICS ROM

**semibru** · 04-13-2012, 08:30 AM

I took the ICS plunge with Gummy 0.9 and have flashed a few nightlies since then. There were some issues with lag initially, but they appear to be fixed. The ROM is snappy, stable, and slick - FULL of extras.

v1.0 was just released yesterday. I'd highly recommend it if you've been waiting until "it was safe to go in the water."

Everything is over at XDA:

Coming from Gingerbread, I followed the directions in the thread Guide: How to flash ICS

A few lessons I learned along the way:
- Flash both the ROM and gApps before rebooting (and you need flash gApps each time if flashing nightlies)

- Don't do a full data recovery from Titanium Backup- it will hose you browser and SMS. Instead, just select the specific apps (avoid SMS and browsers) that need data backed up.

- Apex Launcher (included in ROM) for ICS Rocks! Bye Bye Go Launcher (but you were great for G'bread). You can also save your Apex settings - handy if flashing nightlies.

Try it out. I feel like a have a new phone. I haven't tried other ICS ROMS, so can't compare. But, I've got no complaints - this might be my last ROM until I upgrade my Fassy at the end of the contract.

**sfobrien** · 04-14-2012, 08:46 AM

How is call sound and speakerphone?

**semibru** · 04-14-2012, 04:55 PM

Normal call volume is fine. And the volume on speakerphone is good, but apparently the caller will hear an echo on their end.

I believe there are some call volume tweaks built into the ROM also. I have tried them yet.

**sfobrien** · 04-14-2012, 05:05 PM

Originally Posted by semibru

Normal call volume is fine. And the volume on speakerphone is good, but apparently the caller will hear an echo on their end.

I believe there are some call volume tweaks built into the ROM also. I have tried them yet.

Thanks

**spinwizard** · 04-15-2012, 01:31 PM

You guys are the best! Rockin' Gummy 1.0 on my Fassy and my Bionic. You need a Team donate button. There is just too damn many of you.

With all the different builds. It'd be like buying a round at O'Harrahs on St Patty's day!

Thanks for all your hard work, all of you.

**taglish123** · 04-15-2012, 06:23 PM

Has anybody messed with oc/uv? What settings?

**semibru** · 04-16-2012, 08:08 PM

Originally Posted by spinwizard

You guys are the best! Rockin' Gummy 1.0 on my Fassy and my Bionic. You need a Team donate button. There is just too damn many of you.

With all the different builds. It'd be like buying a round at O'Harrahs on St Patty's day!

Thanks for all your hard work, all of you.

I agree with you completely, but can't take any credit. Click over to XDA and you'll find a handful of donate links. Indeed they do awesome work and there's been quick turnaround on bug fixes.

I just wanted any others like me that were on the fence about trying ICS to know it it's for real on a Fassy. BTW, I personally haven't tried tinkering with any OC/UV settings. If you do, note their caution on the XDA OP:

YOU MUST UNCHECK ANY OVERCLOCK UNDERVOLT BOOT UP OPTIONS YOU HAVE SET BEFORE INSTALLING

**semmelbroesel** · 04-19-2012, 07:48 AM

Originally Posted by semibru

- Don't do a full data recovery from Titanium Backup- it will hose you browser and SMS. Instead, just select the specific apps (avoid SMS and browsers) that need data backed up.

Just wondering - Titanium Backup has this new feature to attempt to "Migrate system data" specifically for using different ROMs. It has worked well for me when switching from Froyo to GB or to GB PowerWashed.

Any experience if that might help in recovering browser and SMS data correctly when going to ICS?

**dark96** · 04-21-2012, 12:27 AM

i tried installing gummy, and when installing the zip it didnt seem to actually install, just rebooted and now is in a endless loop.

**semibru** · 04-21-2012, 08:37 AM

Originally Posted by dark96

i tried installing gummy, and when installing the zip it didnt seem to actually install, just rebooted and now is in a endless loop.

Just throwing out ideas....

If coming from Gingerbread, did you first install Build 2 and have the right files on your SD Card? It's also using a newer version of CWM (CWM4) than I had used before. I followed the instructions on the post below exactly and it worked for me:

There are a lot of little details, including choosing the PIT file to repartition. Also, with CWM4, you no longer do the three-finger boot to recovery. Instead, choose the recovery boot option from the power button menu.