lifeblows10
Android Enthusiast
I've been using it myself, and it works as it should... it's quite nice actually. Now we need our ROMs posted on there so that we can just click and go.
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Root ROM Manager news and questions for the triumph DEV'S
- Thread starter zaphodbblx
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- motorola triumph
MRCMidnight
Android Enthusiast
Sorry to necro this thread back up but I do not want to start an already created thread. I have a question, can I safely remove ROM Manager via File Explorer with root access? If I do, will there be an instabilities? As far as I know, I do not need this running in my memory as I already have a recovery boot. Thanks for answering in advance. 
marc12868
Android Expert
Sorry to necro this thread back up but I do not want to start an already created thread. I have a question, can I safely remove ROM Manager via File Explorer with root access? If I do, will there be an instabilities? As far as I know, I do not need this running in my memory as I already have a recovery boot. Thanks for answering in advance.
Yes you can remove it with no problems or instabilities. Cyanogenmod just needs it to build properly but you can remove it from an already built version (like whyzor's) with no ill effects.
MRCMidnight
Android Enthusiast
Thanks for the prompt response!
zachavm
Android Enthusiast
So does this mean that the current state of RomManager for the MT hasn't changed? I installed the CM9 Alpha and saw it on there and was a bit curious because I thought it wasn't supported. I don't want to try to use it and end up screwing up my device.
agentc13
Daleks Über Alles
I don't think it screws anything up, but it doesn't work properly. The Triumph is still not officially supported. IMO, remove it and don't look back.
MediocreBadGuy
Android Enthusiast
^^ lol, so very true
Yes, as the others have said. You can go ahead and just delete it. I try to remember to remove it from the zip file before posting it usually. But sometimes I forget... getting old...
Yes, as the others have said. You can go ahead and just delete it. I try to remember to remove it from the zip file before posting it usually. But sometimes I forget... getting old...
nahh not older, wiser.
OverByter
Resident Slide Rule Guru
I have never seen a device that''s more "noob" proof than the Triumph. If you're going to be rooting and flashing then you at least have to be willing to roll your sleeves up and get your hands a little dirty. Otherwise they shall forever be "noobs".this would make our device 100% newb proof! cause i could even put boot logos up on it