lately i have seen the following phrases "gingerbread and dhd" as i'm using leedroid 2.3b i feel i'm missing out on something great but i just don't know what those mean when attached to a rom. so if some kind person could clear these up for me i would be gratful.thanks.......................sudeki300
Gingerbread means it's a Gingerbread rom.
DHD means it's a rom with the 'new' sense but Froyo.
Try both out and see if you like it, just make sure you read the first (two) post carefully, should have all the info you need.
Also Nandroid before changing!
Ginger bread is nxt upcoming android version.. its android 2. 3.. currently 2. 3(gingerbread)is only available for nexus s... but our great mods are workin hard to port it to desire.. gingerbread is ported to desire to great extent by our mods.. refining of the version is goin on.. thnx to the modders..
Dhd is htc 'desire hd phone'(nxt version of htc desire).. u can install rom of desire hd... but first read all the pros n cons of installing hd rom on ur desire in the development section... hope this clears ur doubts.
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thanks for the replies and clearing those questions up for me. looks like i might give both of those roms a go, just make sure i make a backup of my current one first......................sudeki300
Hello I'm new with the HTC Desire and I apologize if this has been asked before. I did search but I couldn't find exactly what I'm looking for. I'm searching for a Clean Stock DHD ROM that comes with the stock Kernel instead of a overclooked one. I noticed that most DHD ROMs ported to the Desire has a modded Kernel and I had a bad experience with modded Kernels with my Aria and the Froyo ROM that made it laggy. I don't know what Radios are so if someone could explain it to me in a easy way it would be great. I have a Telus version of the Desire. Can I still flash a ROM?
Any suggestions? Thank you in advance
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So no Desire HD Rom with stock kernel at all?
I would be interested too... there is a post in the development section that has a list of all the good roms but not sure how clean they are
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Hi all... I'm kinda of newbie on this things, so I'll need some help from you guys!
I have HTC Desire with android version 2.2 (latest official).
I really need more space and I want to install android 2.3 (the latest and gratest available . But I really need a help from you to choose what ROM to install and of course , the complete install procedure.
Thank you in advance, this forum ROCKS!!!
Regards
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OP, you're posting this in the wrong sub forum, do a search.
res5it said:
Hi all... I'm kinda of newbie on this things, so I'll need some help from you guys!
I have HTC Desire with android version 2.2 (latest official).
I really need more space and I want to install android 2.3 (the latest and gratest available . But I really need a help from you to choose what ROM to install and of course , the complete install procedure.
Thank you in advance, this forum ROCKS!!!
Regards
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go here it explains pretty much everything http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1016084
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res5it said:
Hi all... I'm kinda of newbie on this things, so I'll need some help from you guys!
I have HTC Desire with android version 2.2 (latest official).
I really need more space and I want to install android 2.3 (the latest and gratest available . But I really need a help from you to choose what ROM to install and of course , the complete install procedure.
Thank you in advance, this forum ROCKS!!!
Regards
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IF
u like Htc Sense then Insertcoin or Evolutionary Roms r the best
came from iphone or Samsung touchwiz then MiuiXJ rom
plain gingerbread fan oxygen or CM7 roms
IF u prefer
Looks n easy of use= Htc sense
Speed n Ram= gingerbread roms
Superspeed= Miui roms
i personally use Insercoin v1.08 rom with htc sense
Leedroid s port is the best sense ROM
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zaks007 said:
IF
u like Htc Sense then Insertcoin or Evolutionary Roms r the best
came from iphone or Samsung touchwiz then MiuiXJ rom
plain gingerbread fan oxygen or CM7 roms
IF u prefer
Looks n easy of use= Htc sense
Speed n Ram= gingerbread roms
Superspeed= Miui roms
i personally use Insercoin v1.08 rom with htc sense
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MIUI isnt that fast these days..
Try SGBS rom (v1.7) have sense and is very fast and stable.
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Better wait for the official 2.3. I am using Cyanogenmod 7.0.3 Stable, but there is issue with call delay and mobile data connection problem. Now I am waiting for 2.3 official
I am running Insertcoin from around last 2 months and frankly speaking i never had any issues with the ROM. U can give it a try. U can get the rom from my signature.
Note: I never use HD recording or Playback on mobile, so i have never tested these functionality.
Yes, InsertCoin stable 1.0.8 seems to be bug free.
I used it also since about 2 months.
RCMix S v. 2.0.1 snm.
Try http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1113070&highlight=Recent+Apps easy to install.
For me AcesMod007 v24
Tried all roms but this one stands to be most stable and fast...
Leedroid is good too but battery hog.
Insertcoin is not bad but slow compared to acemod007.
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From my personal experience I can highly recommend oxygen. It's a very clean and stable rom and I get a great battery life. Before using oxygen I tried leedroid, rcmix s, miui and redux. They are all nice and fast, but I really like the cleanness of oxygen and redux. I would have stayed with redux, but the developer did not have any time for further development for nearly two months, so I changed to oxygen. But I cannot see a big difference between redux and oxygen.
Ive tried loads, but an issue that kept recurring was depletion of internal memory. Therefore for the desire in my opinion the best roms are ones that allow data2ext or data2we which tricks your phone into thinking it has the internal memory limit you choose. I like gingerburst, a sense Rom since the whole thing is easy to set up and is stable. Just Google it and follow the instructions on the site
Cyanogen 7.0.3 works with the data2we. zip. If you don't like HTC sense, and is my close second Fave Rom
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Rcmix 2.0, the cm7 variant
I'm running Leedroid 3.0.8.2 a2sd+ and loving it. No bugs found yet...
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I'm going to try to port a ROM from the one V Android Development and I was wondering whats the other steps than just replacing system files
I read this one http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=24021776&postcount=3
why do you want to do that, there's already 3 threads in development section, most active ones. Instead latest MIUI rom would be nice. Goodluck anyway5
Hello everyone,
I've just bought an HTC One X and I'm ready to root it and put a new custom rom but I've noticed that there are two section for the development of this phone: One X Original Android Development and One X Android Development
Could someone explain me the difference between the two so I know which one is the section I should look at?
Thanks,
Davide
Android development contains most Sense ROMs. Everything close to stock will be there.
Original development contains AOSP ROMs, and also Sense ROM(s) which are considered "extraordinary development".
See the stickies of both sections for more info.
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Android development contains most Sense ROMs. Everything close to stock will be there.
Original development contains AOSP ROMs, and also Sense ROM(s) which are considered "extraordinary development".
See the stickies of both sections for more info.
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Perfect! I couldn't hope for better answer.
Thank you