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Re: [HOW-TO] Download, Run CM7 off SD Card (Easy to follow! No ro
Wanted to report that this process worked well for MIUI (on my earlier post) and for CM9 (aka ICS) with an updated .img from XDA developers (thanks to those folks there). Now my dilemma...which SD card to use today? MIUI, CM7, or CM9? Or stock ;-)
EDIT/UPDATE: Some notes in making a MIUI. Using the image provided at the start of this thread, the MIUI ROM (2.4.6) as 2MB too big. So, I used EASUES partition manager to bump up the boot partition size a touch. It then fit just fine. Also, had to rename the MIUI .zip file (the ROM) the same as the CM7, as that's what the Linux bootup sequence was looking for (I renamed it update-cm-7.1.0-encore-signed; the original MIUI file was named MIUI.us_encore_2.4.6_hockey737_signed). So, doing this (and same for CM9, ICS) it worked just fine. So, basically follow the directions to the "T" as described by the op, but increase the boot partition size to fit the ROM and rename the ROM so it's recognizeable when you first do this process. One last note...no need to load gapps with MIUI because it's got Android Market in the ROM already. When you try to use it, it should automatically update to the latest version of Google Play that will work. Hope this helps!
Wanted to report that this process worked well for MIUI (on my earlier post) and for CM9 (aka ICS) with an updated .img from XDA developers (thanks to those folks there). Now my dilemma...which SD card to use today? MIUI, CM7, or CM9? Or stock ;-)
EDIT/UPDATE: Some notes in making a MIUI. Using the image provided at the start of this thread, the MIUI ROM (2.4.6) as 2MB too big. So, I used EASUES partition manager to bump up the boot partition size a touch. It then fit just fine. Also, had to rename the MIUI .zip file (the ROM) the same as the CM7, as that's what the Linux bootup sequence was looking for (I renamed it update-cm-7.1.0-encore-signed; the original MIUI file was named MIUI.us_encore_2.4.6_hockey737_signed). So, doing this (and same for CM9, ICS) it worked just fine. So, basically follow the directions to the "T" as described by the op, but increase the boot partition size to fit the ROM and rename the ROM so it's recognizeable when you first do this process. One last note...no need to load gapps with MIUI because it's got Android Market in the ROM already. When you try to use it, it should automatically update to the latest version of Google Play that will work. Hope this helps!
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