Almost stable roms?

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brandonnichols360

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Dec 31, 2011

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• Apr 15, 2012

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I'm wondering If there are some roms that are fully functional. But it wouldn't bother me if the camera or goods doesn't work. And please give me links to the threads.thank you

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Grizzy3

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Jan 7, 2012

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• Apr 15, 2012

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I've been running Droid Th3ory's Axiom AOKP Rom for a while now and it's solid. Same stuff doesn't work, like full camera functions and hw acceleration but besides that I've had no issues. Here's the link: http://www.droidhive.com/forums/index.php?/topic/357-romaokp-m4-axi0m-kang-bionic/

 

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smokedkill

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Apr 13, 2010

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• Apr 15, 2012

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Eclipse. I'm sure it will be easier for you to type bionic eclipse into Google to find the link than it will be for me to copy and paste it from my phone.

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brandogg

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• Apr 15, 2012

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Gummy ICS 1.0, everything works except for camcorder and HDMI as far as I can tell. HW acceleration works, data works, 3D games exceptionally well...faster than my Xoom OC'ed to 1.6Ghz running stock speeds on the Bionic.

 

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Psycoboy15

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• Apr 16, 2012

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brandogg said:

Gummy ICS 1.0, everything works except for camcorder and HDMI as far as I can tell. HW acceleration works, data works, 3D games exceptionally well...faster than my Xoom OC'ed to 1.6Ghz running stock speeds on the Bionic.

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HW acceleration works on Gummy now? Last I heard it did not. So does that mean Chrome Browser works now?

 

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projektorboy

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• Apr 16, 2012

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Bionic Eclipse is where the good life is at. The 2.2 version based on system .902 is absolutely incredible. Eclipse has been my daily for over 6 months now.

Also, it's bad form to bust into a forum and command people to pass you links. You're already on the internet. This forum has search boxes. You know how to get to google.com. You can do things on your own.

 

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ronaldheld

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• Apr 16, 2012

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I will say that Eclipse 2.2 is stable to use full time.

 

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brandogg

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• Apr 17, 2012

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I stand corrected, no HW acceleration (feels like it, it's pretty snappy) on Gummy yet. Chrome opens and you can type URLs...but nothing is displayed.

 

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idivorceyou

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• Apr 17, 2012

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+1 on Eclipse 2.2.

I have not yet tried any of the ICS roms, which, while they have some limitations on camera functions I never use or HDMI, which I never use or will use, are reported to be stable. Droid Hive has those.

As Eclipse is very fast, very stable and has excellent battery life, I see no reason to switch. However, I would love to see a post where someone explains how much improvement I'd see over Eclipse by switching to AOKP, Gummy, etc. I realize that Eclipse is static and that further development is DOA. It is what it is, whereas some incredibly talented developers are tweaking the ICS roms on a daily basis.

 

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brandonnichols360

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Dec 31, 2011

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• Apr 17, 2012

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eclipse is the best custom room I have ever used. I love it. Every thing works great

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james31554

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• Apr 18, 2012

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eclipse 2.2

Eclipse 2.2 is also my "daily driver" and it is very stable, one of the most stable "custom" roms I have used on ANY android phone.........but your mileage may vary.

 

kitcostantino

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• Apr 23, 2012

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and i like kinetx .902 compatible the best. had my bionic for about 2 months and i always go back to kinetx. the only catch is the dev doesnt work on it anymore. passed it on to someone else. good data/battery life/speed in general. i did come from a droid inc that had hardware issues, though, so maybe its not as great as i think. most of the ics roms (havent flashed one since the end of march) felt buggy and crappy. plus i hate cyan/turquoise. but heres some link love: droid hive http://rombot.droidhive.com/ROMs/targa/
the other 3: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1455888
in the second link, it tells you about safestrap which avoids bootstrap, but takes away rom manager functionality for flashing roms but gives you a good chance of never fully bricking. it makes a copy of your stock rom and partitions it away, then gives you a partition to play with. read all directions carefully. if ya have bootstrap,uninstall it before you safestrap. have fun.

 

coldhardtruth

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• Apr 24, 2012

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Zero ICS ROMs for the bionic are fully functional. Eclipse and a few other GB ROMS are the only fully functional ROMS available.

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