Hi Najmods,

Will CM7 by tj_style work fine with Cherry Magnum? i know that it's still in alpha status and some features are yet to be tested but i'm not sure if i will give CM7 a try unless i have an advise from an expert like you...

Currently running on RC2


Thanks

@ Najmods,


I'm using Cherry Mobile Magnum running on RC2, everything works fine except for games. My phone locks up when playing continuously for more than 2 hours.


Planning to replace RC2 with different ROM but i wan to know if CM7 is compatible with Cherry Magnum.

Can I install CM7 to Cherry Magnum?


Thanks,

Thanks buddy.... you got it right but inotia3 is the one thats giving me the lock up issue.. any suggestions on how to improve the performance of this phone? I just loaded the RC2, no add-ons, no-tweaks installed..

From previous pages, i red something about OC, supercharge script and other tweaks. Which one do you prefer?


Thanks for the help

Thanks for your advise... i'll give them a try and give you update... keep us posted about the CM7.... thank u

Yes I am... can't figure out whats causing the restart... need help on this

Which one is better, SetCPU of DoomLord's OC?

I understand now.. thanks for clarification... more power to you!

I followed these steps and was able to install RC1.. gud luck

How to update ROM:
1st method:
WARNING: Make sure you have at least 50% battery capacity before continue!

1) Extract the ZIP file, rename the .nb0 file to firmware.nb0
2) Copy the file firmware.nb0 to your SD card. Make sure it is placed in the root folder (not saved in a folder) and turn off your phone and enter bootloader.
3) To enter bootloader mode, press and hold volume up + down + power buttons until you see the image of the Android logo with exclamation mark.
4) Press ‘Home’ key to show the update utility. Use the volume buttons to select the option “Download nb0 from SD card”. It is recommended that you wipe clean/format all the caches before continue with update process
5) Press ‘back arrow’ to confirm.
6) Reboot your phone, it took some time on first boot so patience

This post has been edited by nekton: Oct 10 2011, 08:16 PM

Yup! thats what i did..... here's the steps..


Replace the original Recovery with ClockWorkmod
First Step

First step: Replace original recovery with ClockWorkmod Recovery
1. Download ClockWorkMod Recovery
2. Put the device in download mode (Power+Vol Up) and connect to PC,
and the PC will recognize the device as Removable Disc/Storage open it and you will find FIH > Image folder and select recovery.img, copy it anywhere to your PC as backup just in case if anything go wrong
3. Replace recovery.img in 'image' folder with recovery.img inside the Clockworkmod Recovery v4.0.0.9 you download and extracted earlier
4. Disconnect device from PC, open up the battery and reboot.


Second Step
Download a copy of RC1
Install RC1 using Su 2.3.6.3


DO FIRST STEP FIRST: Rooting the phone
1. Download Su 2.3.6.3 signed.zip and put it in sdcard (but don't put it in any folder)
2. Put the device in recovery mode (Power+Vol Up & Vol Down)
3. Select "install zip from sdcard" and select "Choose zip from sdcard" and search for 'Su 2.3.6.3 signed.zip' and click install.
4. Select "back" and click "reboot system now"


Third Step
Install RC2 Using CWM


WARNING: Make sure you have at least 50% battery capacity before continue!

1) Extract the ZIP file, rename the .nb0 file to firmware.nb0
2) Copy the file firmware.nb0 to your SD card. Make sure it is placed in the root folder (not saved in a folder) and turn off your phone and enter bootloader.
3) To enter bootloader mode, press and hold volume up + down + power buttons until you see the image of the Android logo with exclamation mark.
4) Press ‘Home’ key to show the update utility. Use the volume buttons to select the option “Download nb0 from SD card”. It is recommended that you wipe clean/format all the caches before continue with update process
5) Press ‘back arrow’ to confirm.
6) Reboot your phone, it took some time on first boot so patience


Fourth Step
Enjoy!!:)

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Added on October 10, 2011, 10:42 pmDownload Link:

FB0G_Andro-ID_V3.3-RC1.7z
http://www.mediafire.com/?2zu044iwnodpu99
http://uploading.com/files/526ced52/FB0G-A...ID_V3.3-RC1.7z/




Andro-ID v.3.3 RC2
http://www.mediafire.com/?25ynftw5ax324bv



Su 2.3.6.3
http://www.mediafire.com/?q3ujsx1m4uq1662


All credits to Najmods[

This post has been edited by nekton: Oct 10 2011, 10:50 PM

I'm having this same kind pf problem... can it be fixed by installing WiFi patch? anyone?

What should i do?

install WiFi patch to the existing RC2 or reinstall RC1 > WiFi patch > RC2

Thanks

@Najmods


i'm confused with the steps on how to load supercharged script.. i watched youtube about the steps and compared it to the one posted on this thread and i cant seem to find the step how or when to use busybox...

can you give us link where to download the right supercharge script and script manager. io dont want to sound lazy or something but i followed the steps below but failed. Maybe i have the the wrong tools and script thats why it keeps failing on me..


Pls. Help.....


These are the steps i followed..

Anyhow enough rambling, here's the easy way:
1)Install Script Manager and download V8 supercharger script and put it in SDcard (not in folder)
2) Run Script Manager and select the V8 supercharger script, on the option select 'Run as root' and click 'Run'
3) On select scrolling speed click '1'
4) Next option use option '6' or any other if you fancy testing one by one
5) Next option select '16' to reboot.
6) Upon restart check back whether it is applied or not by running back Script Manager, if it not repeat

All steps can be found on first page of this thread...

up!

That's the link where i found the instruction about busybox... thanks anyway


Requirements:
1. Rooted Phone. Milestoners, you can use Universal Androot (not in market ?)
2. Script Manager or Terminal Emulator to run the script. Stock ROMs can also use SM to load up boot scripts!
3. Busybox 1.18.2 OR LOWER - 1.18.3 or newer are VERY much a hassle with errors that should NOT be errors!
4. AutoStart Script by me - Enables Stock ROMS (Milestone) to utilize etc/init.d for boot scripts.

This is COOOOLLLLLL!!! where can i buy the HDMI cable? what type of HDMI connector is it?

Thanks mate! i'm from philippines i dont think they ship this product abroad... i will drop by to one of the local computer stores here in the country... CDRKing maybe...

thanks a lot

Nope! HDMI cable is not included... just the charger, manual and the unit itself... you have to buy the cable separately

Well, i guess its depend on who the distributor is... good for you! u got it for free.

Shame on Cherry Mobile

Which one is more reliable, antutu or quadrand benchmark?