This may seem a little late considering many devices are already rocking CyanogenMod 7 RC2, but for owners of the Sprint’s keyboard-laden superphone, it’s likely a breath of fresh air. Alpha 1 has just been released thanks to the efforts of XDA developers Dameon87,nullghost, and DevinXtreme, who ported the widely acclaimed ROM to the SPH-D700.
Before you go about flashing, be warned that it is still in the Alpha stage, so not everything can be expected to work.
First the disclaimer.
This software is considered ALPHA state. Some things will work, some will not. You will likely encounter bugs. Do NOT flash this if you expect the software to be fully functional.
This software is considered ALPHA state. Some things will work, some will not. You will likely encounter bugs. Do NOT flash this if you expect the software to be fully functional.
With that said, a short list of things that DO work.
- Radio works fully – Calling, SMS, Data
- Bluetooth works for music only.
- Wifi works fully.
- Sensors work, but may be slow. Run /system/bin/sensorcalibutil_yamaha in terminal or via adb, place the phone on a flat surface, and hit Enter. Reboot the phone and sensors will function at normal speed.
What does NOT work ::
- GPS
- Camera
- HW Acceleration in UI and in video, etc.
INSTRUCTIONS ::
- Download CM7-EPIC4G-ALPHA1.zip
- Place it on your SDCard.
- Wipe Data, Cache, and Dalvik.
- Flash CM7-EPIC4G-ALPHA1.zip
- Optionally flash Google Apps next.
- After you have finished, reboot your phone.
- Finally, Enjoy CM7.
- Please remember this is an Alpha, and not a production release..
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