[ROM] CyanogenMod experimental builds

ali ba

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May 30, 2010
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Highly experimental stuff:
Release candidates and nightly builds available via Rom-Manager.



Description:
CyanogenMod has nightly builds for Legend since Sept. 30 2010 as it's become an officially supported device. I will provide experimental builds (for public beta testing) here from time to time. No files available for the moment.


Please adhere to a few rules when discussing builds in here.

  • Read and search before you post.
  • Do not request help. This is the development board.
  • Requests for builds, features, fixes or apps to include will be ignored.
  • Do not report broken or not installable apps from the Market (we can't fix them).
  • Do not expect bugs to be fixed.






Credits:
Thanks go out to the whole CM team for their great work!


Beer / Coffee:
 
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efex

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:D Great idea, but dangerous! Like, I almost choked on my coffee while starting to laugh over the comments in this thread!!

<irony>But finally we can have a black themed ROM ! *:D </irony> lol :D This thread made my day, seriously! :p

Edit: Don't want to spam the thread with useless comments, sorry bout that, but this was too hilarious!!
 
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pfak

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Thanks, ali ba. Would you consider automating the builds, or do the patches you apply to CM for Legend support break frequently?

I've always been curious of why you haven't submitted your patches upstream to CM, but that's for another discussion. :)
 

ali ba

Retired Recognized Developer
May 30, 2010
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Thanks, ali ba. Would you consider automating the builds, or do the patches you apply to CM for Legend support break frequently?
Nope, no automated builds planned. Thus inverted commas in "nightly" builds.


I've always been curious of why you haven't submitted your patches upstream to CM, but that's for another discussion. :)
I submitted all that were useful enough and not breaking anything else.

The most critical one being the lights patch because CM code is still written as if every device had a trackball RGB light. Will most likely never submit that one.