[ROM] Official CM7 for the Motus/Backflip 9.25.11

[teye90]

my gps does not work, are yours working?

[gabeiscooler]

hey guys im about to upload another update/nightly/weekly whatever-you-want-to-call-it now that the cyanogen mod app spot is (somewhat) working again and i know what is being built and what has changed
change from: 2/7/12-2/14/12 basically everything from this line "Fix typo in Dutch translation. (android_packages_apps_CMParts)" and up.
the link will be up shortly.

Edit: ill put the link up later on today/tommorow because im going to test it and see if it is suitable to be uploaded

[neo.ank]

hey guys im about to upload another update/nightly/weekly whatever-you-want-to-call-it now that the cyanogen mod app spot is (somewhat) working again and i know what is being built and what has changed
change from: 2/7/12-2/14/12 basically everything from this line "Fix typo in Dutch translation. (android_packages_apps_CMParts)" and up.
the link will be up shortly.

Edit: ill put the link up later on today/tommorow because im going to test it and see if it is suitable to be uploaded

Sounds cool...
Only consider one thing,if that's okay with you.can you upload/mirror it to mediafire. Had some trouble with 4shared.

"Sent from my Neo Backflip using Tapatalk"

[gabeiscooler]

Sounds cool...
Only consider one thing,if that's okay with you.can you upload/mirror it to mediafire. Had some trouble with 4shared.

"Sent from my Neo Backflip using Tapatalk"

personaly i love mediafire and would love to use it but im low on funds and don't have enough for a subscription to mediafire. tho i will try and see what i can do with 4 shared to make it work a bit better

[bconover93]

you don't need a subscription to use mediafire.

[1sh1]

I just compiled the latest CM7 code for Backflip, for anyone who wants a more up to date build. Just so you know, this build is untested, as I don't own a backflip. Proceed at your own risk. Just make a nandroid and you should be safe in case any kind of failure arises.

You can download it here:
http://turl.androidro.ms/backflip/up...2012-01-27.zip

Enjoy!

any suggestions since ive been having issues with my bluetooth and wifi connections? everything else is tops...

[gabeiscooler]

looks like i wont be able to put up a new (useable) rom for a little bit because whatever changes they put into the cyanogenmod github have just been causing havoc on this poor phone. if you want a stable/fast rom i recomend you run the build i made on page 136 or nightly 56.

[droyd666]

I am currently using nightly 56. Do you think I should update to the latest one posted on page 136 by gabeiscooler?

[neo.ank]

I am currently using nightly 56. Do you think I should update to the latest one posted on page 136 by gabeiscooler?

Thats definitely your choice.. How would it matter as to what someone else thinks..

If you're ok with nightly, then cool.. or if you wanna give the next build a try , then again its upto you..

[droyd666]

Well it's more about which one is faster. If the newer one isn't any faster or less buggy then there's really no reason to update but if it has some improvements then thats all the motivation i need to update.

[neo.ank]

Well it's more about which one is faster. If the newer one isn't any faster or less buggy then there's really no reason to update but if it has some improvements then thats all the motivation i need to update.

I did find it a lil better, worth a try..

"Sent from my Neo Backflip using Tapatalk"

[slashbomb123]

The differences from a stable to a nightly build can be a hit or miss.

Stable releases are tested by coders of the CM team and until proven, its usually safe without regard.

Nightlies are just small written changes to the code that are updated to the database (usually every night hence the "nightly" part) which again is a hit or miss because it hasnt been tested for stability even though the changes in code can help improve the device. Sinice the code written for CM is for all devices, it doesnt mean it will provide the same functionality for all devices.

So for all of those who ever wonder which is better, stable or nightlies, stable will have less hiccups while nightlies are better updated but requires more testing until stable.

When should u update your device? Frankly, not all the time unless your obsessed. Id say big chanes can come every 2 weeks but a stable release can be good for a few months.

Between the last stable release, which was 10-24-11, nightly #56 which was 11-16-12, and the other newer one compiled here at the beginning of feb, the one posted here should be fine for a while. If your using stable or 56, its still good but the newest one contains most of the changes going from CM 7.1 to CM 7.2

[bconover93]

Yeah I'm on the newest one, "CyanogenMod-7.2.0-RC0-BACKFLIP-KANG"

[schrickz]

Yeah I'm on the newest one, "CyanogenMod-7.2.0-RC0-BACKFLIP-KANG"

is it the build by gabeiscooler ?

[bconover93]

yep