CM 6.1 RC1 Oh hells yeah

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#70710 29-Oct-2010 06:53

It will be bringing an awful lot of changes, and will be installing it in a couple hours. Woohoo FM support at last.

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#397145 29-Oct-2010 07:41

Disrespective: It will be bringing an awful lot of changes, and will be installing it in a couple hours. Woohoo FM support at last.

CyanogenMod 6.1.0 For anyone who doesn't want to follow the link to know what the OP was talking about

I sure didn't.

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#397147 29-Oct-2010 07:46

I installed it yesterday on my nexus one and its running smoothly, no errors yet. Very fast too. Still yet to see if my battery life peaks past 24 hours though.

I did a wipe install too.

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#397165 29-Oct-2010 08:48

jjnz1: I installed it yesterday on my nexus one and its running smoothly, no errors yet. Very fast too. Still yet to see if my battery life peaks past 24 hours though.

I did a wipe install too.

I currently have the latest LeeDroid on my Desire, is it worth changing horses; is there any benefit to CMod over what I have?

What is the best way to back up all my apps and data including game stats before wiping. I really don't want to start Angry Birds all over [again]

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#397198 29-Oct-2010 10:06

I have found Titanium Backup to be excellent for app and settings backup. While the free version is pretty good in its own right, the donate version is best for full system backup/restore as it gives you a batch mode (you don't have to confirm each and every app install as in the free version).

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aim

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#397419 29-Oct-2010 16:05

I have an XT desire... is that GSM or CDMA?

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#397434 29-Oct-2010 16:40

aim: I have an XT desire... is that GSM or CDMA?

GSM

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#397969 31-Oct-2010 09:43

Thanks, updated :)

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#399334 2-Nov-2010 20:26

Chucked cm6.1 rc1 on the other day on my Nexus One, it is great, running really smooth. No FC's. upgraded from nightley 224. FM Radio works pretty well too.

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#399341 2-Nov-2010 20:49

Installed it on my Vodafone HTC Magic, runs as fast as anything! Really enjoying it so far.

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#400072 4-Nov-2010 11:13

I am thinking of trying a different modded ROM and thought I would try this one but was wondering if I am able to back up my data so it includes things like my Angry Birds progress and ChompSMS settings etc.

I assume that any apps I am using will require complete re-installation and there is no way to back them up in their installed state and simply restore them on a different ROM.

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#400122 4-Nov-2010 12:23

You can use Titanium backup to backup your apps settings etc Free version works great.

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#400128 4-Nov-2010 12:32

Paybac: You can use Titanium backup to backup your apps settings etc Free version works great.

Thanks.
With regard to installing CM, is it just a case of using ROM Manager to install the CM Zip file via the ROM Manager recovery menu as I did with LeeDroid?

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#400154 4-Nov-2010 13:09

yep though there is a reccommendation that you do a wipe of your settings as there are some new email settings. it works fine if you dont but you wont get those new settings,

dont ask me what those new functions are

as i didnt do the wipe i'm waiting til the weekend when i can have some downtime on my phone:).

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#400173 4-Nov-2010 13:29

Paybac: yep though there is a reccommendation that you do a wipe of your settings as there are some new email settings. it works fine if you dont but you wont get those new settings,

dont ask me what those new functions are as i didnt do the wipe i'm waiting til the weekend when i can have some downtime on my phone:).

By settings do you mean remove my google account from the phone or are there other settings I should clear also?

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#400183 4-Nov-2010 13:49

This is from the CM changelog

** Note on Email update: This requires a one-time wipe of application settings.

Not sure if it requires the wipe of your google account setting or just you email app settings.

Changelog [url]https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_vendor_cyanogen/blob/froyo/CHANGELOG.mkdn[/url]