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[ROM] [BETA] CyanogenMod 7 for Droid 2
- Thread starter JBirdVegas
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Mine stuck around until I did factory reset and cleared the caches. If you want you can get the motorola stock M replacer. It's floating around in a thread somewhere. But if needed I can post it here once I get home. I keep it on my phone for "just in case" issues. Let me know.
YES! thanks for the link. It comes pretty close to capturing my rugged masculinity in cartoon form. haha
Montecarlo97z
Member
There's really no reason to use Rev's unofficial nightlies any more...they are the same as official now, including the 1% battery feature.
Montecarlo97z
Member
you mean besides the fact that he pushes the nightlies earlier?
There's really no reason to use Rev's unofficial nightlies any more...they are the same as official now, including the 1% battery feature.
you mean besides the fact that he pushes the nightlies earlier?check here CM4D2 unnoficial nightly links
There's really no reason to use Rev's unofficial nightlies any more...they are the same as official now, including the 1% battery feature.
Unless he's changed his build times, his automated nightly builds come later...nightlies in ROM Manager are available some time between 10PM and Midnight PST, Rev's were coming in around 3 or 4 AM.
m1ghtysauc3
Member
Yeah there is a very good reason. It's free. I installed rom manager back when I first rooted and I literally never use it. I don't like it at all. So I'm not going to upgrade to the payed version. So yeah, there's a very good reason to use rev's nightlies.
There's really no reason to use Rev's unofficial nightlies any more...they are the same as official now, including the 1% battery feature.
Sent from my Droid 2 running Cyanogenmod 7
Yeah there is a very good reason. It's free. I installed rom manager back when I first rooted and I literally never use it. I don't like it at all. So I'm not going to upgrade to the payed version. So yeah, there's a very good reason to use rev's nightlies.check here CM4D2 unnoficial nightly links
There's really no reason to use Rev's unofficial nightlies any more...they are the same as official now, including the 1% battery feature.
Sent from my Droid 2 running Cyanogenmod 7
download.cyanogenmod.com
They're official, and free.
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m1ghtysauc3
Member
Oh...my bad. Thanks.
havens1515
Member
Yeah there is a very good reason. It's free. I installed rom manager back when I first rooted and I literally never use it. I don't like it at all. So I'm not going to upgrade to the payed version. So yeah, there's a very good reason to use rev's nightlies.check here CM4D2 unnoficial nightly links
There's really no reason to use Rev's unofficial nightlies any more...they are the same as official now, including the 1% battery feature.
Sent from my Droid 2 running Cyanogenmod 7
I do see where you're coming with this though. I installed RM a long time ago too, and I have never cared for it. Everyone plays it up like it's the best thing to ever happen to Android. I'd rather just flash my stuff through recovery.
ROM Manager isn't required to enjoy using custom ROMs, and you can do most of what it does on your own using other apps/tools, but it has some nice benefits...including:
1. Allows you to name your backups as you create them
2. Provides an easy UI to manage your backups
3. Allows you to batch/automate tasks (e.g., install new ROM flow also allows you to select to do a backup, install gapps, wipe data and/or cache, etc.)
4. Flash/update recovery
5. Notify you of ROM updates
6. Simplify finding compatible ROMs for your phone (for developers supporting ROM Manager, of course)
7. Aggregates all of these related activities in a simple to use UI
It's not one of the top free apps for no reason.
1. Allows you to name your backups as you create them
2. Provides an easy UI to manage your backups
3. Allows you to batch/automate tasks (e.g., install new ROM flow also allows you to select to do a backup, install gapps, wipe data and/or cache, etc.)
4. Flash/update recovery
5. Notify you of ROM updates
6. Simplify finding compatible ROMs for your phone (for developers supporting ROM Manager, of course)
7. Aggregates all of these related activities in a simple to use UI
It's not one of the top free apps for no reason.