[Q] new AOKP milestone 4 and GalaxyN

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P4p3r1n0

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Nov 5, 2009
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can somebody explain me better how this rom works?
As far as I know, Milestone is a Motorola device.. why do they put Milestone (4) with AOKP rom in GN section?
same is franco kernel .. ???

I used G1 for long and I don't know many new things cos' I always used CM rom

thank ya!
 

aardvark502

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can somebody explain me better how this rom works?
As far as I know, Milestone is a Motorola device.. why do they put Milestone (4) with AOKP rom in GN section?
same is franco kernel .. ???

I used G1 for long and I don't know many new things cos' I always used CM rom

thank ya!

Milestone as in its a milestone achieved he names it that instead of stable. Its like cyanogenmod has nightlys and stables aokp has builds and milestones

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P4p3r1n0

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cool! thank u all guys! I've tried to google it but I only got the motorole milestone as search results!!

andQlimax: ecco appunto il link che mi hai dato non lo trovavo! grazie 1000 :)

now it's finally clear :)
 

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    Milestone as the term, not the device
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    can somebody explain me better how this rom works?
    As far as I know, Milestone is a Motorola device.. why do they put Milestone (4) with AOKP rom in GN section?
    same is franco kernel .. ???

    I used G1 for long and I don't know many new things cos' I always used CM rom

    thank ya!

    Milestone as in its a milestone achieved he names it that instead of stable. Its like cyanogenmod has nightlys and stables aokp has builds and milestones

    Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk
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    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milestone_(project_management)

    "a milestone is a special event that receives special attention. It is often falsely put at the end of a stage to mark the completion of a work package or phase."

    its like alpha, beta, milestone, stable.

    ps: next time u can also ask in the thread what mileston stand for