Root BootManager

[wildtouch83]

Has anyone here bought and used BootManager to install/manage custom ROMs on their DInc2?

 

[wildtouch83]

Boot Manager is what I meant to put...

and anyone that isn't using it, is seriously missing out! I am able to have a Sense 3.0 ROM, CM7 and MIUI all available at the touch of a button. Great app!

 

[TheAtheistReverend]

Is it really that much easier than ROM manager?

 

[KrippyKreme]

I still don't see all of the hype surrounding CM7. It's really nothing special.

As far as Boot Manager goes, I will check it out.

 

[TheAtheistReverend]

I still don't see all of the hype surrounding CM7. It's really nothing special...

+1
I might feel differently when/if they ever fully support the DInc2 and produce a 100% stable ROM for us.
Until then, it's just another ROM that might be fun to try but is still incomplete.

 

[wildtouch83]

Is it really that much easier than ROM manager?

The thing I like about this Boot Manager is that it's leaving my emmc space untouched, so, my factory rom isn't getting written over.

ROM manager is nice because you can download nightlies right from it.

I think both apps are good. I've been using both simultaneously. ROM manager to download the CM7 nightlies and Boot Manager to install/run the ROMs from my sdcard.

 

[TheAtheistReverend]

How much space is being used on your SD card for bootable ROMs from boot manager?

 

[wildtouch83]

I have 2 Sense-based ROMs, MIUI and CM7 and I am using right about 5GB of space.

 

[initial_V]

I know this is an old thread but this app caught my attention mainly because of its features. I'll be traveling to locations that mainly uses GSM and flashing and reloading ROMs can be very time consuming even with TB.

Is this app stable enough to use on the Dinc2? I'm seriously considering this app just to have one GSM ROM for traveling and a CDMA ROM for home use.

Any (useful) input is greatly appreciated.