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No Pacman or Paranoid Android Roms?

Hi there,
I'm trying to install paranoid android or pacman on the Nexus 7 2013 deb (LTE) - however:
- Pacman results in blame tyler
- Paranoid Android doesn't seem to have an image for "deb", the flo version doesn't work but gets stuck
Can anyone help?

chbla said:
Hi there,
I'm trying to install paranoid android or pacman on the Nexus 7 2013 deb (LTE) - however:
- Pacman results in blame tyler
- Paranoid Android doesn't seem to have an image for "deb", the flo version doesn't work but gets stuck
Can anyone help?
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Look at the index for Roms, that would be easier...
And fastboot flash the included kernel in the rom you choose before flashing the actual rom via recovery...
Better to do full wipe beacuse of bugs...
Edit:
This is a dev section, don't just create a thread just to ask questions...
Try to go to Q&A =)

I used the nightly pacman builts, it's working now

chbla said:
I used the nightly pacman builts, it's working now
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Okay, good for you...
You may also wanna try AICP, It's a good Rom.

Let me help, by asking you to read the Forum Rules on posting...
And looks like others have provided with some infomation....
Thread Moved Here.

[Q] What is a stable ROM I can use?

I think the lasted ROM that was installed was back in Oct. 2012. I am just looking for something newer and more stable at the moment. Can someone point me to the right thread to find it. I am not really familiar with the latest ROMs for Kindle as this device isn't mine. Thanks!
dja2k

Cm 11 nightly is stable. Make sure to have nothing below twrp 2.6.3.1 before flashing.
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Looking to update from 4.2.2 stock ROM

Hey guys, I got a Kindle Fire 2 here that I installed a 4.2.2 Jellybean Stock ROM about a year ago. While it's served me well, it has a few issues. I'm looking to see if you guys would recommend any particular ROM to install?
Furthermore, I tried looking at the CyanogenMod for Kindle Fire 2, but I'm not entirely sure what's the difference between CM10.1 Nightlies and CM11 Nightlies. I see people in a CM11 thread asking for Official CM10.1 nightlies, but I'm confused as I would think CM11 would be better?
Thanks in advance fellas. :fingers-crossed:

kevinjaems said:
Hey guys, I got a Kindle Fire 2 here that I installed a 4.2.2 Jellybean Stock ROM about a year ago. While it's served me well, it has a few issues. I'm looking to see if you guys would recommend any particular ROM to install?
Furthermore, I tried looking at the CyanogenMod for Kindle Fire 2, but I'm not entirely sure what's the difference between CM10.1 Nightlies and CM11 Nightlies. I see people in a CM11 thread asking for Official CM10.1 nightlies, but I'm confused as I would think CM11 would be better?
Thanks in advance fellas. :fingers-crossed:
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Cm11 is better (it's the latest and greatest). Less bugs and runs faster. Honestly there are very few knowledgeable people in these forums. . Hence the questions. Also- there are no new cm10.1 nightlies.
What particular issues are you trying to resolve? Maybe I can point you in the right direction.
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Most stable kindle fire ROM?

Hi everyone,
I recently got an old kindle fire 1st gen from someone and want to install a custom rom on it, I have rooted it installed custom recovery but I want to know what's the most stable ROM(other then stock) for it regardless of how old or new it is or it's version of android.
Thanks,

What version of Android are you looking for? Or are you perhaps interested in other OSs? I suggest checking out @sd_shadow's http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1859851 thread.
Choosing a thread you are interested in and reading at least the last several pages of it to see if anyone has reported problems is a good place to start. If you are up for @Hashcode's OtterX partition conversion, I've found the latest versions of all the OtterX KitKat and Lollipop ROMs to be stable.

pfederighi said:
What version of Android are you looking for? Or are you perhaps interested in other OSs? I suggest checking out @sd_shadow's http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1859851 thread.
Choosing a thread you are interested in and reading at least the last several pages of it to see if anyone has reported problems is a good place to start. If you are up for @Hashcode's OtterX partition conversion, I've found the latest versions of all the OtterX KitKat and Lollipop ROMs to be stable.
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Thanks for replying, I have seen several threads but still feel confused, I recently got a used first gen kindle from someone and want to flash a custom rom so it's more like an android tablet as I don't like the kindle interface and features :/, wanted to ask based on user experience which rom has soo far been the most stable lollipop or kitkat or jellybean would be fine, but I assumed lollipop would probably be less stable as it recently got released?
Also by stable I meant to say the rom which runs the fastest

I recommend a cyanogen 11 build. 201440719-1623-otter-sgt7
Only because based on what I'm reading you probably don't want to mess with converting partition files to run the otterx builds. Just my opinion since this is your first time around.
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I did convert to otterx and installed the slimpop ROM, it seems to lag which was what I had guessed would happen if I went to lollipop, but is it any faster or better on kitkat or jellybean as compared to lollipop?
Thanks

[Q] Otter SG7 and OtterX

Hello guys, i'm new user to KF, i have buyed device with cm11 allready installed.
Now im looking in About Device section, and device model is Otter SG7.
I want to flash slimkat, in rom thread is indicated that rom works only with OtterX Devices.
is some diference of Otter SG7 and OtterX? Can i flash rom, or i need to do some modifications.
THX GUYS!

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