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Technically if you're running CM 6.1 you have "FRG83D". That's just an ID code. The underlying code is still from Android 2.2.1 source which CM 6.1 is built from. So CM 6.1 users are already ahead of the game.
I have no doubt that Droid will most likely get Gingerbread via CM. It's a very minor update overall. I wouldn't be surprised if Motorola upgrades it to 2.3 as well. Honeycomb though is a different story.
This may or may not have been discussed, I don't know, but I'm a little lost on the Gingerbread situation. When are we getting it? Not just for Cyanogen but period. I see people already talking about having the update and what not and I would think rooted users would have it first, am I missing something?
Gingerbread SDK has dropped and some people are messing around with the precompiled code, and the keyboard (which is buggy), but that's as far as that's gone.
Gingerbread SDK has dropped and some people are messing around with the precompiled code, and the keyboard (which is buggy), but that's as far as that's gone.
Oh, okay. Hasn't that been out for like...a while?
And I tried checking out the keyboard earlier but it wouldn't install. I don't mind though since I would never use it anyway
I'm ready to see some Gingerbread for root users.
Until the announcement was made for the official release, those ROMs were built on experimental, non-official (or at least non-Motorola) code. Now they're "official", but I'm sure there have been changes made that the devs will have to incorporate or be "behind the curve".