Well if you are talking about the sprint splash, that is in the boot.img. Toss me your boot.img and I will replace it with the lg animation I did for stock based zvj
Well if you are talking about the sprint splash, that is in the boot.img. Toss me your boot.img and I will replace it with the lg animation I did for stock based zvj
Wait so...it's just a stock ROM with GO Launcher? Is it Gingerbread or Froyo? Your post implies both, which is, well, impossible if it's just one ROM.
Edit: Oh and it has parts of CyanogenMod too? How clever!
Edit 2: No pics, no clicks.
Edit 3: I would also like to point out that it is an interesting coincidence that you post this right after you get a C&D telling you to stop copying Android.
Wait so...it's just a stock ROM with GO Launcher? Is it Gingerbread or Froyo? Your post implies both, which is, well, impossible if it's just one ROM.
Lol can't hold me back. Plus I'm not gone let some copyright TROLLS stop me. Android is open-sourced and if they don't see it like that oh well, they just going to act like Microsoft, and Apple.
I went to my attorney's office, and he told me sign it, and he signed it as a witness, and sending it off FedEx Express. Told me to lay off anything pertaining to what they said in the letter until he can investigate further. :'(
So this is a cryogen mod rom with stock rom fetures?
I guess you could put it that way...fully rooted Froyo rom with the feel of ICS (thats where GO Launcher plays in until I can get my hands on a working version of Android SDK and Eclipse). Also, some apps may not work as designed as this is a ALPHA BUILD! But screenshots will be up soon. Doing a NAND backup as we speak.
So my Gingerbread ROM will be released as soon as I can get the build debugged, then published on Google Code first, then SourceForge.
Confusion cleared up?
That's quite a turnaround from:
So what about the ROM? Is it Froyo, Gingerbread or CyanogenMod? I'm so confused here.
I know it can't be all three (in one ROM) as your post implies because that is absolutely impossible.
It can't be CyanogenMod 6 (Froyo) because nobody has even a half-working build of CM6 for the Optimus S. For that matter, it can't be CyanogenMod (any version) because Sprint ID doesn't work at all with any CyanogenMod ROMs, period.
If it's stock-based Froyo, it's only going to work on the ZVD radio. If it's stock-based Gingerbread, your radio compatibility is ZVJ and (possibly) ZVH.
Also, you need to post screenshots or else nobody (save a few people) will download your ROM.
Lastly, make sure you read and understand the rules regarding ROMs. This also includes posting a link to the source code of the kernel you include (yes even if it's the stock LG kernel). On that note, do you have permission to include GO Launcher in your ROM?
EDIT: One more thing, if you really have a Motorola Mobility signing key, it's probably illegal to use it since you are no longer a Motorola employee...
EDIT AGAIN: "I'm positive that major features of the phone works (Phone, Speaker, Camera, etc.)" does not sound appealing to most people. You're going to release a ROM that you haven't even tested yet?
Nope. Where does CyanogenMod come in to play? And again, you need permission from the GO developers to include GO Launcher in your ROM.
You better not release it as a nandroid backup....that's a HUGE no-no...
CyanogenMod comes into play in the Gingerbread Rom, and about the Go Launcher I had no idea. I'm pretty new when it comes to building roms. When I was at Moto Mobility, I was in the testing and debugging sector until Google came into play.
Sent a email as of 4-25-2012 (Wont publish until recieving an okay)
My results so far:After doing a hard reset, you have to do a manual program of the phone by using either ##000000# (that's what it is for me since I changed the SPC using CDMAWorkshop) or ##YOURSPC#. Then ##DATA# or ##3282#.
3G works after toggling airplane mode off and on.