Root Source for stable/fully working ROMs?

[3ricG]

Are there any AOSP ROMs that are complete with very few bugs? Most times when I look for them, the camera doesn't work, or only 3G works, etc. What are the most stable up-to-date ROMs available now? I'm running CyanogenMod 7.1.1 (kernel 2.6.35.14-cyanogenmod+slayher@homebrewed #7), but it seems like it is getting slower, and more problematic.

 

[scotty85]

Are there any AOSP ROMs that are complete with very few bugs? Most times when I look for them, the camera doesn't work, or only 3G works, etc. What are the most stable up-to-date ROMs available now? I'm running CyanogenMod 7.1.1 (kernel 2.6.35.14-cyanogenmod+slayher@homebrewed #7), but it seems like it is getting slower, and more problematic.

you might try doing a fresh install and resetup of your current rom to speed it up and hopefull make it a lil more stable.

as for the rest of your question,ICS changed alot of things,not the least of wich were drivers for the hardware(camera,etc) so until we have a working ICS release,and source for that,there are alot of things that need to be reverse engineered to become functional.

im out of touch with thunderbolt roms,but last i looked there wasnt anything that was 100% functional. keep watching xda and rootz for progress.

 

[Mayhem]

im out of touch with thunderbolt roms,but last i looked there wasnt anything that was 100% functional. keep watching xda and rootz for progress.

Really? Not even the ICS leak from Team BAMF? I've got it installed on my tbolt but seeing as how I'm stuck using a D3 until 12/15, I've not tried it on the network (wifi only so far). Everything else seems to work..


As far as GB ROMs, I'd try BAMF Forever 1.10. It was my daily driver.

 

[tensazan]

Liquid and someone else on xda have an ICS Rom based off the leak that has working data and pretty much everything. They were having a couple issues with netflix and something else, but I was running it for a while and it was pretty stable.