CM7 NIGHTLIES: Which One for Your EPIC4G?

[Mobius360]

Just a quick note here: Nightly_33 has released............clearly CM7 development shall continue to press on!

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33 is working out great for me so far. Really have been very happy with my Epic since the CM7 Kangs were out.

 

[sonarchist]

Nightlies:_34 + 35 + 36 + 38 + 39 + 40 + 41 + 42 + 43 + 44 + 45 posted.........looks like interesting + important features being added for CM7 on a timely basis............having to nandroid back and forth --'tween 7 + 9-- to stay in touch with CyanogenMod 7's development.................. appears to be continuing to provide awesome features for the EPIC, nothing less than commendable, imo!

 

[jwtsn]

Need to flash 12* so that I can go from cm7 to cm9. Which nightly should I go with?

 

[sonarchist]

Need to flash 12* so that I can go from cm7 to cm9. Which nightly should I go with?

You might as well Flash the most recent (check the OP for links to Epic CM7 mirror-download site as well as for pertinent information + updates)........lots has happened since N12; however, you will need to wipe x 3 (cache, dalvik, factory reset wipe) from recovery prior to flashing CM9 (despite flashing CM7).

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[jwtsn]

Flashed 43 and el30 modem, awesome. Next stop CM9. Thanks

 

[TCD]

Just moved from nightly 29 to 45 (2/16/2012) and only thing I'm noticing is I can no longer dial a pbx extension when needed. I did odin back to stock, then ran through the process to reinstall CM7 from the ground up. I know I always get a clean install this way, even if it is overkill at this point.

May have more feedback later after I've had time to run around for a day or two.

 

[sonarchist]

Just moved from nightly 29 to 45 (2/16/2012) and only thing I'm noticing is I can no longer dial a pbx extension when needed. I did odin back to stock, then ran through the process to reinstall CM7 from the ground up. I know I always get a clean install this way, even if it is overkill at this point.

May have more feedback later after I've had time to run around for a day or two.

ODIN is a great resource, + lifesaver........nothing like a clean install for ultimate functionality. Ever since jumping to CM9, have been using nandroids back + forth between CM7 + CM9, creating new nandroids as I install new updates or newer apps..........but, keep ODIN handy just in case.

*edit: very important to keep CM7 separate from CM9; however, no problem restoring back to either via a CM7 or a CM9 Nandroid using CWM Recovery v5.5.0.4 (this is the one that automatically converts from CWMv5.0.2.7 when you switch from BML to MTD).

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[sonarchist]

NewsWire:

CyanogenMod7 is finally gone BETA !!!!!!!!

.....will be diving in shortly to examine this new development, but am taking a moment to give a Shout Out to the Epic CM Team for stayin' in for the DISTANCE w/ this release after a healthy + productive season of Nightlies..................if any one of our members is running this now, please weigh in, as we would be most interested in hearing from you!

Story + Download Link is HERE:

Cyanogenmod Epic 4G: CM7 Beta 1 Released