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Root WARNING - Do Not Use ROM Manager!!!

not looked at it still as i have no interest in it.
i think it only share similarities with the name.

i also think its pointless
 
helppppppp I'm new to this rooting stuff I have an HTC inspire (desire) rooted and a cm7 rom and I havevrom manager I hear its bad news how do I can I change to another one? Can I do it right off my phone or I need a PC? I'm not good with this stuff please help and I'm afriad to back up my rom :( or anything ibdont know what to do help thanks forum
 
Hi all,

Just rooted my phone using the revolutionary method,
i was wondering is Rom Manager still to be avoided or has it been updated
and fixed ?

i was just looking to try up some new roms .


Cheers
 
You do not need rom manager to try roms. This thread is still stickied. Please read the rooting FAQ in the "all things root" Sticky if you are not sure how to flash roms properly. It is actually pretty simple.
 
Cheers for the reply,
i have read the stickie i reckon i could give it a go, :-)
i was just wondering out of interest about rom manager

Thanks




SUroot said:
You do not need rom manager to try roms. This thread is still stickied. Please read the rooting FAQ in the "all things root" Sticky if you are not sure how to flash roms properly. It is actually pretty simple.
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Actually there's a discussion going on in the Guides Central forum about ROM Manager problems on many phones. Seems it can cause similar problems on a number of HTC devices (probably not surprising) and much worse ones on some Samsungs (permanent hard brick of some models).

The advice of the thread title still stands.
 
avoid like the plague then :-)

cheers for the info


Hadron said:
Actually there's a discussion going on in the Guides Central forum about ROM Manager problems on many phones. Seems it can cause similar problems on a number of HTC devices (probably not surprising) and much worse ones on some Samsungs (permanent hard brick of some models).

The advice of the thread title still stands.
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Hey I too am having problems with my htc desire.
The main issue is that the apps I want to install to it says they are not compatible with my device...
Is this something to do with the rom version installed on the HTC?
 
Buzz2043 said:
Hey I too am having problems with my htc desire.
The main issue is that the apps I want to install to it says they are not compatible with my device...
Is this something to do with the rom version installed on the HTC?
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Probably. What version of Android are you running?
 
It was a good device, but it is a very old one. Processor, storage and RAM are all very limited compared with even a current budget phone. Of course HTC now use the name "Desire" for many different phones, so if you read a recommendation do check both its date and which "Desire" model they are talking about.

As for the OS version, 2.2 came out early 2010, 2.3 in late 2010 and 4.0 in 2011. So there's not much incentive for developers to support an OS version that was superseded 4 years ago.
 
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