No official cm9 for nexus one

jrs007

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To reassure everyone ...

I use ROM CM9 Bravo and I'm pleased with the performance.
There are still some bugs but almost none related to speed.

I recommend you use this ROM, it is very good:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1557606


Before you have to apply Blackrose >>>> 220MB - 10MB - 206MB

Durente installing this rom in custom in place of the sd-exd choose class 10.

We await the official CM9 ! :D
 

sparkyryan

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Yeah I did it, despite my self I finally installed black rose today and installed the texasice Evervolv rom, been on it a few hours now and it is niiiiice :D no obvious problems yet especially no sleep of death!

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ivanoff7

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Yeah, ICS by dk zero cool is very nice and working better and better with each new release. Hardware acceleration issues seem solved.
Expect however some random reboots.
Myself, I took blackrose partitionning with
/system 220 Mo
/cache 5
/data 217 (I think)

However /data/data is better handled on the internal memory, I think rather than the SD (I have a poor Class2 card)
 

zondajag

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In my "Personal" opinion CyanogenMod and his team can only modify ROMs and not build any ROM from scratch. All they do is to wait for someone(mostly google) to release ROMs and then customize it and feature pack it to a very large extent.

Thats why CM could release CM9 so quickly for Nexus S.

Having said that, there are many developers that are working towards Nexus One ICS development and for N1, ICS is just an inch away.
your wrong, they build their roms from the aosp source code and merge changes into their roms that are device specific. what you described there is kanging.
The Nexus S was intended for release by google so of course it was going to be easier to build from source :p
 

Nognir

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The custom roms seem to come out quite efficient and stable enough for everyday use. I've installed BCM RC3.7U0 and I'm not going back to CM7.2.0 anytime soon, the trackball's now usable, some touchscreen issues are long gone (I only miss the gapless playback)
 

XIPRELAY2010

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+1.

Or the bcm rom for n1

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I hate to say it but i agree. There really should be a CM9 official rom and CM10 official experimental roms.
However i am understanding about quality control that needs to be abide by as well. So torn over this. And nothing to upgrade to until the BT4 BLE DM bugs are fixed & wireless charging is done on the S3.

so
torn
 

ctfrommn

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I hate to say it but i agree. There really should be a CM9 official rom and CM10 official experimental roms.
However i am understanding about quality control that needs to be abide by as well. So torn over this. And nothing to upgrade to until the BT4 BLE DM bugs are fixed & wireless charging is done on the S3.

so
torn
Evervolv's JB rom is nearly perfect now, daily driver for sure. Much better than any of the other unsupported options out there.
 

XIPRELAY2010

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Evervolv's JB rom is nearly perfect now, daily driver for sure. Much better than any of the other unsupported options out there.
Oh absolutely i agree. As is BCM. The issue i have there is i would eventually like to have delta rom updates at some point.
Be it with cyandelta, CWM pro or whatever.
 

zabu12

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I love the nexus one it was a classic it was the sole reason I left Nokia for good and became an android user
I love android

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