So I have made some real headway today on info about our phone, and GB.
First, I know you guys wanna hear about gingerbread so, here's what I got. To get the Cherry Mobile 2.3.4 running on our phone all you need to do is make a zip with the system and boot.img, to fix the phone force close all you need is libril.so from andro-id, only things that don't work are bluetooth and 3G as far as I tested. I am in preliminary testing so more details will come over time. I have been flashing nb0s like crazy and messing with stuff. Don't really have high hopes for this cause it is GSM but the stuff I figured out may lead to 2.3.5 and an updated kernel for us.
Now, as far as the phone goes, after trying to restore my dev phone cause I destroyed the file system experimenting with kernels, I found some helpful stuff. I forgot to do a backup before I flashed an nb0 :banghead: so I had to use my phones backup. My usual ddrescue trick did not work, so I spent about a day and a half trying to get it back, and finally succeeded. Luckily "the" partition with esn and meid were still intact. Any way, I noticed 3G was not connecting after I used my method in the experiment thread, and ended up restoring one partition at a time. Found out that our meid and esn are on one partition and the 3G is related to a partition as well. I'll be updating my experiment thread and ddrescue thread once I test and confirm all of this.
I found some software that may be promising to get 2.3.5 working on our phone but it is $50-$300 and I'm not sure if the cheap version will work but the professional version might work. I don't know if it is worth it or not, because I don't know if it will work or not. I know I will be able to see what I need to see just not that I will be able to change it. Any way wish me luck.
				
			First, I know you guys wanna hear about gingerbread so, here's what I got. To get the Cherry Mobile 2.3.4 running on our phone all you need to do is make a zip with the system and boot.img, to fix the phone force close all you need is libril.so from andro-id, only things that don't work are bluetooth and 3G as far as I tested. I am in preliminary testing so more details will come over time. I have been flashing nb0s like crazy and messing with stuff. Don't really have high hopes for this cause it is GSM but the stuff I figured out may lead to 2.3.5 and an updated kernel for us.
Now, as far as the phone goes, after trying to restore my dev phone cause I destroyed the file system experimenting with kernels, I found some helpful stuff. I forgot to do a backup before I flashed an nb0 :banghead: so I had to use my phones backup. My usual ddrescue trick did not work, so I spent about a day and a half trying to get it back, and finally succeeded. Luckily "the" partition with esn and meid were still intact. Any way, I noticed 3G was not connecting after I used my method in the experiment thread, and ended up restoring one partition at a time. Found out that our meid and esn are on one partition and the 3G is related to a partition as well. I'll be updating my experiment thread and ddrescue thread once I test and confirm all of this.
I found some software that may be promising to get 2.3.5 working on our phone but it is $50-$300 and I'm not sure if the cheap version will work but the professional version might work. I don't know if it is worth it or not, because I don't know if it will work or not. I know I will be able to see what I need to see just not that I will be able to change it. Any way wish me luck.
	
 This isn't GB, CM7 or CM9, we all have to understand that nobody is gonna get any of those on our phone except us, cause there will be no official upgrade. I personally don't care about GB as long as my phone works. I am trying to get it on our phone for the challenge, learning and to give back to the community that I learned so much from. All of the users of any custom ROM can contribute by giving detailed information in there feedback and testing different stuff up to their skill level. Nobody uses their phone the same way and without the feedback, I know, I would have never found half the bugs cause I never use some of that stuff.
. Anyways, I usually use ES File Explorer to uninstall unneeded apps. When you open ES, there's an AppManager button. Hit that then make sure you hit Category then All apps. This will show all the apps currently installed on your EL PHONEO. After that, just look for Sharp Launcher then long-presssss then Uninstall. BUT HOLD ON, are you sure you want to do this since I myself have had issues after uninstalling it.. O.O You just want to test out if it would in fact cause wonkyness/borkfulness??
