Great idea and great post.
if you don't mind a few comments:
1. Please add next to each ROM publisher the current Kernel, CSC, Modem it's using. this will help us to find our self's with all the ROM's out there. for example i would like to know directly from your index if a ROM of ICS is from a beta version or the newly published release...
2. maybe, just a suggestion - you can open for edit your Index, so the developers of the ROM's can update the Index them self's. I say that because the Index must be updated all the time with almost online capability or else it's obsolete...(with 4-5 ROM's updated every day) I say that because the Index was last updated almost 2 weeks ago.
thumbs up for the idea and for taking the time to do this.
if you don't mind a few comments:
1. Please add next to each ROM publisher the current Kernel, CSC, Modem it's using. this will help us to find our self's with all the ROM's out there. for example i would like to know directly from your index if a ROM of ICS is from a beta version or the newly published release...
2. maybe, just a suggestion - you can open for edit your Index, so the developers of the ROM's can update the Index them self's. I say that because the Index must be updated all the time with almost online capability or else it's obsolete...(with 4-5 ROM's updated every day) I say that because the Index was last updated almost 2 weeks ago.
thumbs up for the idea and for taking the time to do this.
Kernels are normally found separate to each rom if you look in dev section .
Some rom builders even link to the kernel on their rom build page .
Four kernels posted on the first page of this forum for starters .
jje
Some rom builders even link to the kernel on their rom build page .
Four kernels posted on the first page of this forum for starters .
jje
Not to be rude or anything. But would it really be a problem to update this daily? I mean it wouldn't take more than 4 minutes. Or would it? Because if I was the OP, I would update it daily as not to mislead some users. Like the fact that LeoMar75 Rom Revolution v2.7.1 is still in the list. When that rom is discontinued because he made a new rom with GadgetCheck.
These are just a few tips. Just like a user stated somewhere in this thread that you haven't even updated the thread weekly or even biweekly.
Have a nice day
These are just a few tips. Just like a user stated somewhere in this thread that you haven't even updated the thread weekly or even biweekly.
Have a nice day
Not to be rude or anything. But would it really be a problem to update this daily? I mean it wouldn't take more than 4 minutes. Or would it? Because if I was the OP, I would update it daily as not to mislead some users. Like the fact that LeoMar75 Rom Revolution v2.7.1 is still in the list. When that rom is discontinued because he made a new rom with GadgetCheck.
These are just a few tips. Just like a user stated somewhere in this thread that you haven't even updated the thread weekly or even biweekly.
Have a nice day
Hi, I hadn t updated because I m making changes inglês how update frenquently. Thanks
[ROM][GT-I9100][4.0.4] koud AOSP (v.30.03.12)
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1533837
I also believe that there should be seperation of forums for Gingerbread and ICS. this would make it eaiser for user to select and find what ROM/Kernel/etc to use on their SG2's
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1533837
I also believe that there should be seperation of forums for Gingerbread and ICS. this would make it eaiser for user to select and find what ROM/Kernel/etc to use on their SG2's
But GB roms will die off in a few months and we then have a dead section so its not going to happen .
jje
help
ok I know.. I should know better ..
But I like to run this ICS ROM ..
my Phone is not rooted, and its 100% stock .. stock recovery etc..
so like to know the steps to install this ROM on a 100% stock Phone ..
BTW I got the GS2 (SGH-T989)
SO YES.. back to basic .. I need all the steps .. Thanks guys..
ok I know.. I should know better ..
But I like to run this ICS ROM ..
my Phone is not rooted, and its 100% stock .. stock recovery etc..
so like to know the steps to install this ROM on a 100% stock Phone ..
BTW I got the GS2 (SGH-T989)
SO YES.. back to basic .. I need all the steps .. Thanks guys..
Why somebody doesn't close this thread? Is useless, outdated.
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I don't know if somebody even still reads it , it's true, this way it's useless and outdated, but it is impossible for one person to keep an index up to date. Although it has been a great effort!
Maybe an alternative is in order: what about the idea to put all the ROMS in a Google spreadsheet on Google Drive, and let one person 'rearrange the columns' but all user can edit. I am for example a complete brainless non-developing phone user, and the only thing that is of true interest to me is what the ROM supports, UMS, USB-OTG, Swype, various issues.
This way, any developer only needs to fill in some info (date, title, build, link) and users can feedback about the rest... I needed a new ROM so I was anyway making a spreadsheet for me - but I stopped at the Paranoid Hybrid ROM, only tested a few now. You can find it here (anyone can edit):
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aivw3eoh46GMdEstaFUwb2h4SjIwdlhrR0MzbzcySGc
I hope I'm not trespassing any boundaries here, I applauded the initiative of an index, anyway, but I think that this is the only way such a thing can work, even mixing Original/Non-original builds (since I never understood what it actually means).
So daniel_costa_rj, if you think it's a good idea, add the link to the first post and I think the table could be filled in quite efficiently through users themselves (who can also add comments including usernames and dates), offering a nice guide for complete idiots like me. Because if there's no real 'update'-team, no individual could ever keep up. Using a table like this, you can also download it and filter it for any information or selecting roms to your liking.
, it's true, this way it's useless and outdated, but it is impossible for one person to keep an index up to date. Although it has been a great effort!Maybe an alternative is in order: what about the idea to put all the ROMS in a Google spreadsheet on Google Drive, and let one person 'rearrange the columns' but all user can edit. I am for example a complete brainless non-developing phone user, and the only thing that is of true interest to me is what the ROM supports, UMS, USB-OTG, Swype, various issues.
This way, any developer only needs to fill in some info (date, title, build, link) and users can feedback about the rest... I needed a new ROM so I was anyway making a spreadsheet for me - but I stopped at the Paranoid Hybrid ROM, only tested a few now. You can find it here (anyone can edit):
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aivw3eoh46GMdEstaFUwb2h4SjIwdlhrR0MzbzcySGc
I hope I'm not trespassing any boundaries here, I applauded the initiative of an index, anyway, but I think that this is the only way such a thing can work, even mixing Original/Non-original builds (since I never understood what it actually means).
So daniel_costa_rj, if you think it's a good idea, add the link to the first post and I think the table could be filled in quite efficiently through users themselves (who can also add comments including usernames and dates), offering a nice guide for complete idiots like me. Because if there's no real 'update'-team, no individual could ever keep up. Using a table like this, you can also download it and filter it for any information or selecting roms to your liking.
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I agree with the 2 posts above me....
In my opinion the person who should hold a INDEX of all the roms should be a consistent person Someone who actually doesn't mind spending 3 minutes a week changing a couple of lines. And I'm not that person, so maybe we can find someone else?
Thanks
In my opinion the person who should hold a INDEX of all the roms should be a consistent person
Someone who actually doesn't mind spending 3 minutes a week changing a couple of lines. And I'm not that person, so maybe we can find someone else?Thanks
Mods: Close it and give this one a sticky instead?
INDEX - Galaxy S II Original Android Development [ 28 MAY ]
INDEX - Galaxy S II Original Android Development [ 28 MAY ]
Update
New Index update!
Updated:
All the ROM's that previously was indexed, the threads closed are removed of the index.
Added:
[ROM][GT-I9100][4.0.4] koud AOSP (v.21.04.12)
This ROM added are only the one that the people suggest on the thread, more later i check the entire forum to find the missing ROM'S
New Index update!
Updated:
All the ROM's that previously was indexed, the threads closed are removed of the index.
Added:
[ROM][GT-I9100][4.0.4] koud AOSP (v.21.04.12)
This ROM added are only the one that the people suggest on the thread, more later i check the entire forum to find the missing ROM'S
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I'm hoping you will be different than the previous owner of this thread
Good luck !!
Good luck !!
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