Damn
The 5.0 Lollipop AOSP build of this tablet is super smooth, unlike any other before.
Wonder what sorcery Google did to Lollipop?

This post has been edited by nasrulafiq93: Nov 7 2014, 05:29 PM

Nope. This is a custom rom built straight and unmodified from Google's AOSP branch (which Google updated with 5.0 goodies few days ago). I'd say its pretty darn good.

I didnt root. Only flashed it to see how Lollipop performs on the N7. But I read on the xda, it should work.

Why dont you try and then give the feedback?

You guys should try f2fs with Lollipop. The difference is night and day. I somehow feel that stock Lollipop is laggier than Kitkat.

1) Yup, you're stucked with F2FS-compatible rom only, until you format back to EXT4 (though I doubt you will because once you go F2FS, you'll never go back to anything else )

2) Like the name suggest, All-F2FS means all your partition is on F2FS (system,data,cache). You can also configure which partition you want to convert to F2FS. So the flexibility is there.

3) Read the OP of the rom's thread first. If the rom maker stated that its rom is F2FS-compatible, then you're fine. If else, find an F2FS-compatible custom kernel to compliment the rom you chose. M-Kernel IMO is a top choice.

Good luck

Yup, much improved performance. Opening apps feel a little bit faster. Overall operation is smoother so far.

I came from a custom Lollipop F2FS rom (Rastapop) before flashing back to stock 5.0.2. The difference is minor though i have to admit the stock one feels a lil faster and smoother.

Flashing stock image will wipe all your data, and that includes everything (pictures, videos, music, app data, root access etc)

So do a backup first ya

Are you on stock non-rooted? Follow this tutorial video on how to manually update to 5.0.2. Updating is easy if u know what you're doing.

Though this below video is about updating from 4.4>5.0, the procedure is still very similar for 5.0>5.0.2. Grab the 5.0.2 update zip here. And flash this zip instead using the similar step as in that video.



Good luck.

This post has been edited by nasrulafiq93: Feb 11 2015, 05:48 PM

What u meant by "not bootloop"?

Succesfully booted or not?

The flash process has failed. Something to do with Google so lazy to update the flash.bat script for lollipop factory image like that la. Try flashing each image (one by one) manually instead of using toolkit. Happened to many users edi.

Follow the instructions here

Go to Settings>Language & Input>Under 'Keyboard & Input Methods', click Google Keyboard>Appearance & Layouts>Theme>Change back to Holo. Done.

This post has been edited by nasrulafiq93: Feb 15 2015, 11:48 PM

Installed it since last week. My battery % still left 100% (WIFI turned off). Thanks to Doze

Only issue is auto-rotation seems to not be functioning. Other than that, all is good