Still waiting for the Marshmallow OTA update to arrive on your Nexus 6? Well, it should come anytime, but if you’re already into custom ROMs and stuff with TWRP recovery installed on your Nexus 6, you may want to install this Marshmallow custom ROM for Nexus 6 by jermaine151 over at xda.
No matter how much advanced each major Android update is, but custom ROMs will always be more advanced and more performing than the stock Android. And this MRA58K based Roasted Marshmallow ROM for Nexus 6 is the best you can get right now if you’re looking for an Android 6.0 ROM for your N6.
Check out the full feature list Roasted Marshmallow ROM straight from the development page:
- Based on the official MRA58K factory image
- BenzoCore M2 Kernel – Thanks @xanaxdroid!
- Battery percentage to the right of the battery icon
- Center clock with weekday and AM/PM display
- No forced encryption
- No boot nag messages
- Native Layers Support
- R/W access to /system partition
- A lot of system apps removed that can be downloaded from the Play Store
- Unlocked Multi-Window (Just enable developer options and then enable multi-window in developer options)
- Persistent ADB enabled
- USB Debugging icon hidden
- Tethering enabled in build.prop
- Busybox for Android M
- Odexed
As for bugs, well, there aren’t any discovered yet but we wouldn’t be surprised if you stumble upon a couple of them.
You can grab the Roasted Marshmallow ROM for Nexus 6 from the download links below and simply flash it via TWRP recovery with a factory reset and cache & dalvik cache wipe.
[icon name=”download” class=”” unprefixed_class=””] Download Roasted Marshmallow ROM v1.0 | Mirror
For help installing a custom ROM, follow the link below:
[icon name=”hand-o-right” class=”” unprefixed_class=””] How to Install a Custom ROM using TWRP Recovery
Root? Yes. You can root this ROM by simply flashing the SuperSU v2.51. Below is full guide for that along with download links:
[icon name=”hand-o-right” class=”” unprefixed_class=””] How to Flash SuperSU using TWRP and get Rooted
Happy Androiding!
via xda
