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[ROM] [UPD 02-02] CyanogenMod 6.1.1 TripNRaVeR v1.2
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trixter66
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I'm sorry but i dont know
will you try it?Its nice if someone could me because i dont want to reflash again.
If you run free x10 beta3 can i just install this over free x10?? Or do i have to flash som other rom first?? baseband ect.??
No they work
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MIUI is certainly not canceled, new update is almost ready
just my stock Froyo is canceled
naveen_reloaded
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I'm sorry but i dont know
Its nice if someone could me because i dont want to reflash again.
Trip check out Z's code for Beta 4 he put a fix for the new kernal and baseband in there he had to custom code to work.
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Hi there, it was brought to my attention that you have taken several files from FreeX10 rom and used in this "rom" without our consent.
I'm not sure about you, but here where I live, taking of another person's property without asking for a permission is called "theft".
Please remove all those files from this "rom" OR give a credit where it's due (J&Z).
Cheers,
z11
I think you don't know what open source is.
Anyway, from: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=755533
Code:The Rules as they apply on XDA As XDA has no legal power to uphold the GPL (and frankly we want to stay as far away from doing so as possible), we can’t force any of our users to abide by the GPL. However it is in XDA’s interests as well as the interests of our developer-base to ensure all GPL-derived materials hosted or linked on XDA comply fully with the GPL. GPL-derived materials that do not come with the complete sources used to compile the GPL components are considered warez, and will be treated as such under forum rule 6 and 9. If you use GPL components, but do not make any modifications to them whatsoever, you should provide a link to the original source of your GPL code. Sources accompanying a release should be complete, and contain all the necessary source code for any modules, scripts or definition files. Complete sources will be defined as those which compile correctly and completely against the platform for which the software is distributed, and which contain any and all modifications made to the released General Public Licenced code. The source code supplied should be the exact version for which the source code is being requested, complete with all modifications.
So, Z released the source code.
Fine.
T used Zs code?
- no - release his source code if he modified open source code.
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T modified Zs code?
- T has to release his source code and with credits in the files he modified (originally by Z)
- no - T should provide a link to the original source code (Zs code) leaving the copyright intact.
Is not difficult.
Is not mandatory to write the credits in a post every time you release something as long as the copyright stays intact in the files you modify.6CM7 also comes up. Relax and enjoy this one first. See you later in the evening. Going to have some fun in the real world cheers!5
