Vanilla Rom?

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I'm looking for a completely vanilla rom. I know there's one called VanillaRom, but it still has a lot of Sense stuff left in it. How hard would it be to cook a completely vanilla one? Or maybe port CyanogenMod?

SEARCH for "Senseless". You can use it on most any rom and it removes almost all of the sense stuff.

Some of the sense stuff is necessary though which is why you probably won't find a completely vanilla rom. It's ugly anyways

Originally Posted by WalkingTaco

Some of the sense stuff is necessary though which is why you probably won't find a completely vanilla rom. It's ugly anyways

what part of sense is necessary?

the htc sense roms we have require certain parts of herself to be intact so the setup menu works. i have a vanilla rom in the works but am having driver issues with the touch screen but the rom works just need to fix the touchscreen and figure out what else don't work since this is a port from another rom. but once i get the touchscreen working i'll have a beta up for you guys to tell me what needs tweaking.

Re: Vanilla Rom?

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the htc sense roms we have require certain parts of herself to be intact so the setup menu works. i have a vanilla rom in the works but am having driver issues with the touch screen but the rom works just need to fix the touchscreen and figure out what else don't work since this is a port from another rom. but once i get the touchscreen working i'll have a beta up for you guys to tell me what needs tweaking.

Awesome!!!!!!!!!

Thanks

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Originally Posted by rigamrts

the htc sense roms we have require certain parts of herself to be intact so the setup menu works. i have a vanilla rom in the works but am having driver issues with the touch screen but the rom works just need to fix the touchscreen and figure out what else don't work since this is a port from another rom. but once i get the touchscreen working i'll have a beta up for you guys to tell me what needs tweaking.

You won't be able to fix it unless you write a custom kernel that will run Vanilla correctly.
Since we don't have the 2.26.29 kernel source, it'll be harder running it to 2.26.27 because everything needs to be backported then and it won't be as stable.