Penguinguru’s ROM for SGSII CM7
by tobias_r33per on Dec.08, 2011, under Uncategorized
My Second venture into the SGSII Rom world, this is my CM7 Based ROM
I present Penguinguru’s ROM for SGSII CM7 v0.05b
Please keep in mind this is a HUGE work in progress and im doing this as a side project and NOT a full time development thing
So changes will happen and i will try and get a nice little release cycle going.This is built from the the awesome work of the Cyanogen Teams Nightlies tree!
Built straight from the GIT CM7.2 RC0 sources and compiled, BIG THANKS TO TeamHacksung!!!! for the hard work in porting to this wonderful device- CM7 Nightly Based Rom [B]CM7.2.0 RC0
- Added Custom boot animation – [BOOT ANIMATION] The Droids – Thanks Dysgenic
- Changed back to 240Dpi
- Removed some CM apps left ones that i found useful to me (let me know if other should be included.)
- Added some extra APKs from AOSP and Launcher 2, Google Music Player -
- Updated to the recent Nightly trees
- Return of the Theme Chooser
- Included the Extra Theme*Things to do*
- Custom Wallpaper
- More Custom apps
- add Dmesg boot screen optionInstructions
REMEMBER THIS IS BASED ON CM7 NIGHTLY TREE at the time of release so all bugs from those come in the lunch-box
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But im all for AOSP
So congrats to you all you are gonna be the best testers im sure
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As Always with a new ROM Flashed ZIP via CWM 4+ , WIPE EVERTHING Before you start!!
TEST AT YOUR OWN RISK:I Take no reponsibility if you brick your phone or there is a fire or your cat turns demonic and you cant flash you phone again
Download links
Download version 0.05b (Based on CM7.2 RC0)
Download Google APPS (No Longer Included, Flash After Rom)
Previous Versions will also be left Here:
Thanks:
Teamhacksung – for the sources used
-atinm
-codeworkx
-coolya
-jt1134
-koush
-pawitp
-tjstyle
-Unhelpful
-GuiPerPT
- Cyanogenmod Team – for CM7 Sources
-DvTonder - For the kernelSources:
https://github.com/CyanogenMod
http://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=galaxys2
https://github.com/teamhacksung
https://github/dvtonder
CoreDump is now Launched!
by tobias_r33per on Sep.14, 2011, under Uncategorized
I present CoreDump!
A webcomic i started a few years ago and was never able to publish or become live. I will be doing them hopefully every week or so (depends if there is a pen around at the time
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This will be an adventure inside the brain and inner workings a machine, just what goes on in there and does it have feelings and opinions? Does that error code mean something?
Start reading to see:
http://www.penguinguru.org/coredump/
Folding Stats now working
by tobias_r33per on Sep.08, 2011, under Uncategorized
My folding at home project has now kicked of , well ill admit not as strongly as i had hoped. The good news is it will be getting better.
Folding for my good friends OCAU (Team 24)
THe Folding stats of my soon to be larger farm are available for a gander : http://www.penguinguru.org/folding/summary.html
Folding is such a great idea and does require much to get into, heck if you have a PS3 you can join in too!!
See more from the Folding at home website: http://folding.stanford.edu/
Youtube Ahoy!
by tobias_r33per on Jul.15, 2011, under Games
The YouTube channel is finally running, well it will get better i promise. Hope to be adding more interesting things, although this is a relatively new thing for me, playing games is not. So baring that in mind I’m starting off with some of my DOS favourites (IM NOT CALLING THEM OLD!) and moving on to bigger things later on when i get into full swing so i can present the first part of the first game here the rest will be uploading on the channel:
i5 Sandybridge build.
by tobias_r33per on Jan.20, 2011, under Games
Got some new sandybridge goodness. Built over the last 3 days, including watercooling and Crossfire 6870′s
So far 3DMark06 – 22456 so far on stock. 3DMark Vantage P22896
– Intel i5 2400 – 3.10Ghz @ 3.80Ghz(Soon to be a i7 2600k)
– 8GB – 2 x 4GB DDR3 1330mhz – 1600Mhz XMP
– Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD7
– 2 x HD6870 1GB -OC’d 975Mhz Core , 1110Mhz Mem
– 850w PSU
– Antec 902 II with USB3
The time has come….. Meet HAL-9000
by tobias_r33per on Dec.13, 2010, under PC Modding
The beast will be built, currently this project has no name (but im sure i will come up with something.
All parts are in for this build finally, this means that a server of awesome proportions will now be created, much like a normal Frankenstein (might even give it some evil eyes or something)
- AMD Athlon II X2 245
- Corsair HX-850 Power Supply
- Gigabyte GA-880G-UD3H Motherboard
- Skill F3-10600CL9D-4GBNT 4GB (2x2GB) DDR3
- 16 x Western Digital Green 2TB WD20EARS
- Norco RPC-4224 Rackmount Server Chassis
- 2x Highpoint RocketRAID 2320
a funky timelapse capture of the built to youtube cometh.
Its dark evil and large…. and it this way comith!
by tobias_r33per on Oct.27, 2010, under PC Modding

and its going to be huge, 32TB in size
a few new things….
by tobias_r33per on Oct.27, 2010, under PC Modding
Basically im saying this is a place holder for a new upgrade im doing to my beast of a notebook, bit of a guide for CPU upgrades and OCing a 5870M
Watch this space
OSX-CUBE Smaller better faster stronger edition :-)
by tobias_r33per on Aug.26, 2010, under PC Modding
So basically the idea behind this was to make it the smallest footprint as possible with out compromising speed and power.
Same specs, a USB 3.0 upgrade and even smaller machine footprint and a tight squeeze and the world most horrible cable management.
Cheers to PC Casegear for all there awesome stuff for this build.
OSX-CUBE Development Box
by tobias_r33per on Aug.11, 2010, under PC Modding
Building a box to run Xcode and to perform all other development tasks im doing ATM seemed far away a while ago, however i made a small break through after the recent upgrades of Apple Hardware, i5′s have opened up most newer board revisions to be vanilla bootable. So with the following i was able to start this build:
1x Core i5 650 3.33Ghz
1x GA-H55M-D2H
1x 9800GT 1GB
1x 128GB SSD
1x 500GB 7200rpm
1x 160GB 5400rpm
1x Xcube Case
1x DVD+RW
Current Running OS’s, 10.6.4 Snow Leopard, Windows 7 x64 Ultimate and Ubuntu 10.04 x86


