#cyanogenmod7

[ROM]MiniCM (CyanogenMod7) for Samsung Galaxy Y GT-5360

Enough of this brief introduction and into the details :"MiniCM7 is custom-built rom based on CyanogenMod 7, running Android Gingerbread.Project Source code, HEREAll thanks to Mini CM Team"-Built for LDPI (Optimized Source)-MiniCM Update notifications via c2dm (CM Settings -> System -> Update notifications)- App2sd / Dalvik2sd compatible with 2.1 app2sd (storing to ext2/3/4 pre-existing partition is detected and mounted as such)-Gingerbread's native App2sd (storing to fat)-Modular Overclocking handled CM Settings menu (by default none is active)-Extra CM Performance Settings menu for SD Read Cache Speed-Extra CM Settings display menu for Ultra brightness-Smooth 2D scrolling in menus-Native Wifi Hotspot-Native USB tethering-Flashlight toggle from lockscreen-Most of the core components are built from sources                                                                                  

Initial buildLatest sourcesBased on precy_g2's configEverything workingDeleted some useless stuffRom is super slim 70mbSome init.d and systen.prop tweaksHow to installDownload and push the latest MiniCM7 ROM to SD CardReboot to Recovery ModeSelect Wipe data and cacheSelect install zip from sd cardSelect choose zip from sd cardSelect the new MiniCM7 ROMSelect Yes - Install updateWait until the Installation is finishSelect Wipe data and cacheSelect Wipe cache partitionSelect reboot system nowClick here

JackpotClavin, developer at XDA has come up with a method of installing CyanogenMod 7 on Amazon Kindle Fire. CyanogenMod 7 is not very stable for Amazon Kindle Fire. It is only available for test purpose and works on Kindle Fire software version 6 and 6.1.

We would recommend to wait for beta version but those who are in a hurry can enjoy this test purpose version.

Warning: Installing CyanogenMode 7 will make you loose Kindle Fire's integration with Amazon permanently. and you will not be able to restore stock firmware. Please choose wisely to proceed futher.

You will need to Root your Kindle Fire. The method is explained here.

Download Cyanogen Mod7 and move the download to your SD card root. Example would be /sdcard/update.zip

Download ClockworkMod Recovery and place it in your SD card root also.

Download these two files placing them in SD card root as well: Log ; Last Log

Using the adb commands below, place log/last_log to /cache/recovery adb shell cd cache mkdir recovery cd/ cp/sdcard/log/cache/recovery/ cp/sdcard/last_log/cache/recovery/

Flash ClockworkMod Recovery using the following commands in adb adb shell cd cache mkdir recovery cd / cp /sdcard/log /cache/recovery/ cp /sdcard/last_log /cache/recovery/

Reboot to recovery type: idme bootmode 0x5001 If you see message "bootmode has written", type "reboot"

At some point in menus, you will feel as if you will have to scroll down to

Date: November 24th, 2011

The new CyanogenMod 7.1 Android Alpha 3 update has been released; this is the new build of Google Android for the HP TouchPad. RootzWiki has the all the updates from Alpha 1 up-to-date, this tablet PC as standard was released with webOS 3.0 software, but the world went crazy for an Android port.

The new CyanogenMod 7.1 Alpha 3 main features include: Last prominent form of “sleep of death” fixed, Bluetooth DPad/arrows do not rotate with screen, Webkit backing store (smoother scrolling), Minor improvements to 2D/3D performance in some apps, Serial# now populated, as well as Battery stats now available to Android, General wifi fixes, Possible fix for A2DP and wifi interference, Preliminary Touchpad 4G support (no radio), Shorter hostname as a result of serial#, Possible fix for SD card not mounting, Status bar should take less resources after an app goes full screen, and Camera FPS improved but still nearly non-functional.

Must remember that this is still at alpha stage, so is still not what you call perfect, but it is getting there. This new Alpha 3 bring s a few problems such as plugging in the headphones and then the tablet speaker shuts down, this sounds ok but you cannot hear audio in your headphones.