[Pupalei]

Yeah, it is pretty cool although they need to do something about that license check. Flash a rom without gapps and with broken data and you're stuck in that rom, then.

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Yeah, I did read that. I'll be as careful as I can be.

I'm wondering if I can convert a set of nandroid img's into a boot manager slot. I have a nandroid of bamf 1.8.6 that I'd love to have in my boot manager list.

 

[strongergravity]

Yeah, I did read that. I'll be as careful as I can be.

I'm wondering if I can convert a set of nandroid img's into a boot manager slot. I have a nandroid of bamf 1.8.6 that I'd love to have in my boot manager list.

I am planning on trying that today. I thought about Titanium Backup's "make update.zip" setting, but I would need to flash my nand over my CM7. Otherwise I could move cm7 to one of the SD slots, since you can only nand the "phone rom"

Ill post my results.

 

[Pupalei]

I am planning on trying that today. I thought about Titanium Backup's "make update.zip" setting, but I would need to flash my nand over my CM7. Otherwise I could move cm7 to one of the SD slots, since you can only nand the "phone rom"

Ill post my results.

Good luck and thanks.

 

[strongergravity]

Yeah, it is pretty cool although they need to do something about that license check. Flash a rom without gapps and with broken data and you're stuck in that rom, then.

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If you mess up like I did, you just need to flash a small update.zip from the sdcard>bootmanager>phonerom folder, then it will reboot you back to the phone rom.

Live and learn...

 

[Jaxidian]

If you mess up like I did, you just need to flash a small update.zip from the sdcard>bootmanager>phonerom folder, then it will reboot you back to the phone rom.

Live and learn...

Hey, that's great to know - I didn't know that! Thanks!

 

[Pupalei]

Hey, that's great to know - I didn't know that! Thanks!

Plus one.

 

[greenblattsam]

CM7 is my all time favorite ran it on the OG Droid and now my nice and shiny Tbolt

 

[strongergravity]

Yeah, I did read that. I'll be as careful as I can be.

I'm wondering if I can convert a set of nandroid img's into a boot manager slot. I have a nandroid of bamf 1.8.6 that I'd love to have in my boot manager list.

You would need to make sure it will work with the mr2 radios, or else switching will be more complicated...

Not trying to hijack your thread...now, back to business. I've sported cm for a while in the Bolt, and a year on my Eris. I'm just starting to mess with omfgb today.

 

[DuoWing]

I hadn't really tried OMFGB much and I've been using CM7. I just switched to Liquid Thunderbread and I have to say it seems pretty good. In call volume definitely seems to be louder than it was on CM7 and OMFGB

 

[MasterTM]

CM7 -5char

 

[Jaxidian]

I hadn't really tried OMFGB much and I've been using CM7. I just switched to Liquid Thunderbread and I have to say it seems pretty good. In call volume definitely seems to be louder than it was on CM7 and OMFGB

Ultimately, they're all ~90% the same and all are on par with one another except for the other 10% which is what makes them different. No one is really "better" than the other unless there's a gotta-have feature in that 10% part.

 

[jaymccoubrey]

I been on omfgb for over a week. I never stay on a Tom my then two days. I'm not sick of it. I did switch launcher twices tho. I'm use go launcher ex rite now witch I ain't used Spencer my Droid x days. They did alot of impovments on it. It also rodent fc on me like adw

 

[Jaxidian]

FYI, I just put up a blog post covering the differences between the various AOSP-based ROMs. You might want to check it out.

 

[Pupalei]

FYI, I just put up a blog post covering the differences between the various AOSP-based ROMs. You might want to check it out.

Great article.

 

[lowrenttechguy]

been running the OMFGB 1.3.1 nightly for days now and I am far more impressed with it then CM7, but that is just my experience, all the hardware takes to different roms in their own way.

 

[southy1978]

FYI, I just put up a blog post covering the differences between the various AOSP-based ROMs. You might want to check it out.

Great article. I run liquid's thunderbread and think it's a great and very stable rom (i used BAMF's sense roms before liquid)

 

[explamphibian]

I have tried all of these ROM's multiple times and I think that OMFGB fits me best and has been the most fun for those of us that like some challenge. The forum thread for OMFGB has been great and that bring something to the ROM as well as far as I am concerned. They are all great and give some different things to our TBolts, this is the great thing about Android. Big thanks to all the Dev's, you guys make the Android World go round.

 

[lowrenttechguy]

I have tried all of these ROM's multiple times and I think that OMFGB fits me best and has been the most fun for those of us that like some challenge. The forum thread for OMFGB has been great and that bring something to the ROM as well as far as I am concerned. They are all great and give some different things to our TBolts, this is the great thing about Android. Big thanks to all the Dev's, you guys make the Android World go round.

I recently tried several ROMs and keep coming back to this one, even loaded it on my girls Fascinate and we both have had very minimal issues with it for the weeks we have been running it.

Sent by way of carrier pidgeon.