[ROM] Cyanogenmod Nightly Builds - Builds for P920 works on P925!
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http://get.cm/get/RC/update-cm-7.2.0-RC1-p925-signed.zip can anyone conferm if this works on v20p stock at&t
sent from my LG thrill biohazard 2.9
sent from my LG thrill biohazard 2.9
It will not work until lg releases the kernel source code for the v20p rom.
He asked if the v20p baseband worked with cm7.2. It does not at the moment. LG changed something with the baseband which requires a kernel update. Until LG drops the newer source code cm7.2 will not work with the v20p baseband.
Listen up. The cyanogen stuff not work with p925 after 2.3.5 update. Not with just flash it in. No service. There may be other roms but not them. Not 0920or 0925 or vengeance with gb baseband. Save yourself some irritation and study more before proceeding. I was hasty and was stuck with an iphone 3 for like 2 weeks. Dont let it happen to you.
Sent from my LG-P925 using xda premium
Sent from my LG-P925 using xda premium
try this build for the v20p radio
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10166016/04022012.0947-Optimus3D-cm7-UNOFFICIAL-signed.zip
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10166016/04022012.0947-Optimus3D-cm7-UNOFFICIAL-signed.zip
Looks like LG released v20P source code.
Doesn't matter really, the 920 rom works great
Sent from my CM7 Thrill
Doesn't matter really, the 920 rom works great
Sent from my CM7 Thrill
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Do these modules work with P920 RC1? or are they just for hte froyo baseband?
update: tried. didn't work.
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try the newest nightly for p920 cm7, it's not too shabby. i also highly recommend thiaiz 2.7.1!
Do these modules work with P920 RC1? or are they just for hte froyo baseband?
update: tried. didn't work.
I may have to make new ones. I'll check.
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S II w/ CM9
ya i download it just havent flashed it yet ya thiaz03d's rom kicks ass to i just wish cm7 had an option to turn data off in the pull down menu
have they fixed the wifi issue with it on the cpu max's out?
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It does if you add it. Go to settings, CyanogenMod Settings, interface, notification power widget, widget buttons and pick the ones you like then press back once to go back to interface, select widget button order and arrange them to your fancy.
nice thanks alot i did flash nightly and battery drain is just a tad more then biohazard i can deal with that cuz i love the look of cyanogen mod wifi is working better now i think just 3g/4g drops of once in a wile and i have to reset it.
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I don't know if anyone else is as confused as I am, but I'll go ahead and step forth with a few questions.
1) What is all this stuff about the baseband? Call me a noob, you may, because I am, but my last phone never had to deal with that whenever I was upgrading the ROM.
2) V20C, V20P... I'm reading and beginning to grasp some of this, but what exactly ARE those? Are those just ROM release/version numbers?
3) Cyanogenmod - I'm quite fond of this line of ROMs, and would like to go to that relatively problem free (when the stable release is out). There are conflicting reports on what we need to do to achieve CM7 on our phones.
I have a stock ROM, rooted with SuperOneClick. So how about it... help a noob understand some of this?
I don't know if anyone else is as confused as I am, but I'll go ahead and step forth with a few questions.
1) What is all this stuff about the baseband? Call me a noob, you may, because I am, but my last phone never had to deal with that whenever I was upgrading the ROM.
2) V20C, V20P... I'm reading and beginning to grasp some of this, but what exactly ARE those? Are those just ROM release/version numbers?
3) Cyanogenmod - I'm quite fond of this line of ROMs, and would like to go to that relatively problem free (when the stable release is out). There are conflicting reports on what we need to do to achieve CM7 on our phones.
I have a stock ROM, rooted with SuperOneClick. So how about it... help a noob understand some of this?
1) What is all this stuff about the baseband? Call me a noob, you may, because I am, but my last phone never had to deal with that whenever I was upgrading the ROM.
Baseband is the firmware that runs the radio on the phone. Basically the part that deals with the connection to the cell network.
2) V20C, V20P... I'm reading and beginning to grasp some of this, but what exactly ARE those? Are those just ROM release/version numbers?
They are the rom release version numbers. Mostly they are revisions based for the network provider. IE: v20p is the at&t revision.
3) Cyanogenmod - I'm quite fond of this line of ROMs, and would like to go to that relatively problem free (when the stable release is out). There are conflicting reports on what we need to do to achieve CM7 on our phones.
Yes cyanogenmod varies on our device. Since LG dropped the needed code arcee will be able to merge the LG Thrill/Optimus 3D into one release. He already released a test version. Check out his post on google plus for the link. You will need the v20p rom installed and rooted for that version.
Baseband is the firmware that runs the radio on the phone. Basically the part that deals with the connection to the cell network.
2) V20C, V20P... I'm reading and beginning to grasp some of this, but what exactly ARE those? Are those just ROM release/version numbers?
They are the rom release version numbers. Mostly they are revisions based for the network provider. IE: v20p is the at&t revision.
3) Cyanogenmod - I'm quite fond of this line of ROMs, and would like to go to that relatively problem free (when the stable release is out). There are conflicting reports on what we need to do to achieve CM7 on our phones.
Yes cyanogenmod varies on our device. Since LG dropped the needed code arcee will be able to merge the LG Thrill/Optimus 3D into one release. He already released a test version. Check out his post on google plus for the link. You will need the v20p rom installed and rooted for that version.
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4Nightly builds for the Thrill (P925) has stopped, P920 builds will work on Thrill P925.
Builds can be found here:
http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?device=p920
Changelog can be found here:
http://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=p920
There should be NO problems at all to upgrade from the latest SelfKang to the lastest Nightly Build.
INSTRUCTIONS:
* Create a nandroid backup in CWM.
* Install the latest Nightly.
* Reboot.
If you're currently using a stock rom or a custom rom that is not based on CM then you must make a factory reset/format data in CWM after installing the latest nightly.
Else you'll get stuck in a bootloop.
NOTICE:
* Please note that this rom will replace your old one if you have a stock rom (Froyo or Gingerbread).
Everything on your current rom will be useless, so backup everything!
If you're currently using Froyo, then you need to flash the latest Baseband;
Use the "LG Updater tool" to update to the latest Stock version so you'll get the latest Baseband, re-root your phone and download Rom Manager from the market.
Install CWM, do a Nandroid backup and install the latest nightly build of CM7.
WHY YOU SHOULDN'T USE CM:
If you're using the 3D functions of your phone as well as the HDMI then you shouldn't change to CM at the moment.
3D and HDMI is broken.
And yes, these releases are newer than the SelfKang4.
This is Not my mod and try asking in this thread before posting me a PM, you'll get a faster reply here.2
Eh, I agree to a certain extent. However, I wouldn't count noobs as those rooting, flashing ROMs, etc etc. So if they can't be bothered to google some CM info, welll, then...
As far as dumb, most of the time, our phones look dumb out of the box. The CM ROM is just as customizable as any other ROM. I got rid of the skateboard alien ASAP. What is kinda cool is the theme chooser so that you make a bunch of the stuff like battery stat, various widgets, dialer, etc all look different in one click.
I think most of us are just kinda waiting until the new cool phones come out in 2012 and move on.2The CM7 for the P925 is on the Froyo Baseband, the CM7 for the P920 is on Gingerbread Baseband. if you are still running "stock" Froyo on your Thrill (P925) u can use the CM7 for the P925, if you flash ANY of the Gingerbread KDZ files, then you are relegated to either using the P920 CM7, or flashing back to Froyo and using the P925 CM7 (hopefully this made it about as clear as mud)1
No just flash the update. Your apps and data wont be delated unless you do a wipe before install.
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Did you flash the P920 CM7 or the P925?
If you have a GB baseband you need to flash the P920 version.
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