takethebox
Newbie
Tickerguy and Isaac you guys are fantastic. Started running the most recent build on my MT and it is running fantasticly. Thanks for the hard work and can't wait for the next build 
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Root [ROM][Beta][FINAL] CM7 Android For Triumph [Tickerguy Edition, Kernel: mine] 11/19
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boomer_jmoore
Android Enthusiast
I've realized I haven't seen the little CM7 little icon in the top left the last few days. Is that normal?
isaacj87
Android Expert
Yeah, it's just a background service from the CM-team that sends statistical data about the phone.
Relevant: http://stats.cyanogenmod.com/ (Look how many individual installs of CM7 there are for the Ascend.
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boomer_jmoore
Android Enthusiast
Yeah, it's just a background service from the CM-team that sends statistical data about the phone.
Relevant: http://stats.cyanogenmod.com/ (Look how many individual installs of CM7 there are for the Ascend.
Ok cool. Thanks for the heads up on that info.
So with your build Isaac, does it pretty much work like tickerguys but just tweaked a little bit? What's different?
isaacj87
Android Expert
Same things working, same things broken. I worked on a new launcher that is much quicker and allows for uninstalling apps by dragging them to the trash. Nexus S LWP, overclocking up to 1.9 GHz and obviously, ext4 filesystem support.
I also sync'ed with upstream to grab some fixes to various bugs. https://github.com/ikarosdev/android_frameworks_base/commits/gingerbread
EDIT: Admittedly, I've been sitting here running quadrant over and over trying to break the 4000 mark. I finally did. 4022.
Check my previous post above.EDIT: Admittedly, I've been sitting here running quadrant over and over trying to break the 4000 mark. I finally did. 4022.
Damn!! nice cant wait to load it up on mine
isaacj87
Android Expert
It's not up, yet. I had to rebuild. I'll bump up the other thread when it's up.
cool... isaac, can you tell me how to make a rotary lockscreen? i dont know what to add, edit, or modify to get the lockscreen from tabs to a rotary dial...
isaacj87
Android Expert
I honestly don't know. I'd imagine it would take changing some *.9.pngs in framework-res.
oh... i never have luck with .9.pngs LOL
i usually just take someones rom who has alot of cool stuff in it, add a kick ass theme, and give them most of the credit.... i think i will stick with that! 
boomer_jmoore
Android Enthusiast
So would I be able to just install yours over tickerguys version or should I do a factory reset and install it?
isaacj87
Android Expert
You should be able to flash right over.
Chingling
Android Enthusiast
OK thanks man your work is amazing!!
you guys are my idols! i barely have enough patients to make a icon... yet alone you guys port amazingness from practically nothing! LOL
isaac and tickerguy, if i win the lottery you guys are getting a big chunk of iti agree! you guys are knocking this complex rom out of the park!!! if you guys made a basic froyo rom it would be FREAKIN BEAST!
SamuraiFox18
Android Enthusiast
dude that is what they are doing they are not the same jsut made from the same source with different flavors of features and designs
dude that is what they are doing they are not the same jsut made from the same source with different flavors of features and designs
we mean other than cm7... and froyo
isaacj87
Android Expert
Well, every Android ROM can trace its roots back to AOSP. CM7 is just a modified version of 2.3 AOSP. However, the CM team (IMO) have been careful to keep their source as "vanilla" as possible. They went through the painstaking trouble to make CM source compilable for MANY devices. I've always been (and continue to be) so impressed with what they've done. Just imagine if you took just AOSP 2.3 and tried to build it for the Triumph. That would be rough.
One other Linux-based OS I'd like to see on the Triumph is MeeGo. Since the Triumph is an ARMv7, it should be able to run MeeGo. Unfortunately, the MeeGo handset platform doesn't see very much attention. Here's an old demo of MeeGo running: MeeGo 1.1 on Intel Moorestown Phone - YouTube
JollyRoger87
Android Enthusiast
Speaking of other OS's I wanted to speak with you about something but since I cannot pm you and would like to avoid cluttering these threads what would be the best method of contacting you?