There is so much hostility over aospCMod right now, it sickens me. Here's the facts, feel free to disagree with me or call me names all you want.
The dev originally worked on CM7 for the Hero starting with the system image file anyone can get from the Android SDK. Once the gingerbread source code was release by Google, he was able to get it pretty close to fully functional. He then began adding tweaks made to the kernel by zefie, added Cyanogen source, and then began to sync everything with the asop and Cyanogen trees.
A couple of months after this, he took the work he had done on the Hero, and ported it over to the Optimus V. It took a couple of months for him to figure out VM's arcane MMS methods, and to date is the only dev working on the OV that has MMS working on Gingerbread. He has also continued to add features from the CyanogenMod7 team, with their blessing, making aospCM7 the ROM with the most features and extras.
About a month ago, he attempted to create a download method that would streamline the process of installing aospCM7 on the Optimus V, since many users had requested a simpler method. Unfortunately, this didn't work out too well due to manifests not being written correctly. He has since stated he will offer a mirror for future updates since so many had trouble with ROM Manager.
Throughout all of this, aosp never once has posted a negative remark to anyone, even though many have said bad things about him and his work, accusing him of attempting to grab money via the ROM Manager premium service, even though he gets not one penny from ROM Manager, that is all Koush's. The only things he has posted in the past few months are updates, and thanks for the bug reports, and he asked that we keep the bug reports coming.
The simple facts are that he has done all this work for free. No one is required to pay for anything to use aospCM7. He also does this in his spare time, having a full time job, and a life that includes time away from his PC.
Instead of all the flames about issues with his ROM, I think everyone should give thanks for his efforts.
Now, call me names, flame me, but please, be appreciative of the hard work done by aosp.
The dev originally worked on CM7 for the Hero starting with the system image file anyone can get from the Android SDK. Once the gingerbread source code was release by Google, he was able to get it pretty close to fully functional. He then began adding tweaks made to the kernel by zefie, added Cyanogen source, and then began to sync everything with the asop and Cyanogen trees.
A couple of months after this, he took the work he had done on the Hero, and ported it over to the Optimus V. It took a couple of months for him to figure out VM's arcane MMS methods, and to date is the only dev working on the OV that has MMS working on Gingerbread. He has also continued to add features from the CyanogenMod7 team, with their blessing, making aospCM7 the ROM with the most features and extras.
About a month ago, he attempted to create a download method that would streamline the process of installing aospCM7 on the Optimus V, since many users had requested a simpler method. Unfortunately, this didn't work out too well due to manifests not being written correctly. He has since stated he will offer a mirror for future updates since so many had trouble with ROM Manager.
Throughout all of this, aosp never once has posted a negative remark to anyone, even though many have said bad things about him and his work, accusing him of attempting to grab money via the ROM Manager premium service, even though he gets not one penny from ROM Manager, that is all Koush's. The only things he has posted in the past few months are updates, and thanks for the bug reports, and he asked that we keep the bug reports coming.
The simple facts are that he has done all this work for free. No one is required to pay for anything to use aospCM7. He also does this in his spare time, having a full time job, and a life that includes time away from his PC.
Instead of all the flames about issues with his ROM, I think everyone should give thanks for his efforts.
Now, call me names, flame me, but please, be appreciative of the hard work done by aosp.