I've tried a few different TWRP versions and couldn't get it to flash Carbon. If it'll work for you though, by all means, use TWRP. I believe it has something to do with SElinux support, correct me if I'm wrong however.
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SELinux support seems to be the issue. I have contacted TWRP on Freenode, as suggested on their homepage, to offer my testing/troubleshooting services. I'm not sure i'll be able to do much to help them, but i would really prefer to use TWRP. I made my original EFS backups in TWRP, and can't figure out how to restore them using CWM.
As far as this recent build of Carbon, it's running smooth and flawlessly for me so far. Super stoked on it. Data still is an issue, but i flashed over to TWRP last night, and restored my EFS partition, and i'm about to go test it out in a 4G area. I'm cautiously optimistic.
I also noticed, the "mobile networks" setting option got moved from "more" to the main settings screen under bluetooth. When I click on it, it gives me 2 options, "Complete action using: Network settings" (same typical mobile network settings) or "subscription settings".
This is new, and the title across the top says Sprint-1. It has the same layout as the network settings page, but the "Preferred network type" has a ton more options. Anybody experimented with this yet? Is this straight from CM11's sources? Should I be asking about this on their thread?
Thanks
@latrotoxin1986 for all your help! You're the man! Hope your computer doesn't bite the dust. I have a similar issue with mine. Left it turned off for 2 weeks while on vacation, and when I came back, I was getting lots of BSOD. I've removed the overclock, and seem to be stable again, but fingers crossed.