7.14.11 ROM Database (197) 5 new roms, updates to all, deleted 2.1 Roms

[houseman]

There is a new rom out at Xda...Froyo+Sense2.2-EVO-Avalaunch
Nice rom so far with camera progress going great,front camera working

[RidleyJ329]

does any of this include update 1.47.651.1 that my phone just alerted me about? http://www.htc.com/us/support/evo-sprint/downloads/

[jpucillo74]

Definitely check out AvaLaunch's Froyo with Sense ROM over at xda. It's really awesome. Front camera is working and rear should be soon. Really cool stuff

[amw1972]

let me jump on my soap box for a minute...sorry OP...

if you're worried about an update that your carrier wants to push to you...you may not want to be looking into a custom ROM.

if the update is worth a damn and IMPROVES the O/S...most chefs will quickly cook them into an update to THEIR ROM. In some cases, the stock carrier update may actually affect functionality (negatively) OR take away some previously enabled functions.

Look at the initial OTA update to the EVO...or the WinMo 6.5 update they pushed to the Touch Pro 2 (Sleep of Death anyone?)

My point is that most of these ROMs are little works of art...that in some way shape or form BETTER than what the carrier (Sprint) or the manufacturer (HTC) is willing to give us...so if you are in the market of flashing a custom ROM...you probably should just blow the update off...and see what the chefs are offering.

No, Froyo is not 100% on our EVOs yet...but its functional, stable, fast, battery friendly(for me) most stock phones won't see that update until HTC and Sprint finishes with THEIR additions and subtractions...and generally f**king up a perfectly good O/S

[theboundless]

Hi everyone

Does anyone know which of these roms support iptables?

I have my evo fully rooted and and reflashed a new rom once, but it doesn't seem to support iptables.

Or, is there a way to insert iptables into a rom that didn't initially include it?

[amw1972]

Another PPCGeek WinMo Chef going Android...

Yay 4 Juggs and HIS Android ROM is now available at XDA

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=722025

OP...here is the link!!!

[aman1127]

Originally Posted by amw1972

let me jump on my soap box for a minute...sorry OP...

if you're worried about an update that your carrier wants to push to you...you may not want to be looking into a custom ROM.

if the update is worth a damn and IMPROVES the O/S...most chefs will quickly cook them into an update to THEIR ROM. In some cases, the stock carrier update may actually affect functionality (negatively) OR take away some previously enabled functions.

Look at the initial OTA update to the EVO...or the WinMo 6.5 update they pushed to the Touch Pro 2 (Sleep of Death anyone?)

My point is that most of these ROMs are little works of art...that in some way shape or form BETTER than what the carrier (Sprint) or the manufacturer (HTC) is willing to give us...so if you are in the market of flashing a custom ROM...you probably should just blow the update off...and see what the chefs are offering.

No, Froyo is not 100% on our EVOs yet...but its functional, stable, fast, battery friendly(for me) most stock phones won't see that update until HTC and Sprint finishes with THEIR additions and subtractions...and generally f**king up a perfectly good O/S

Thanks for the support, this has been a busy week. Couldn't have said it better myself! I feel like I type the same thing over and over because there are the same posts over and over.

As for Juggalo coming over to us, it's awesome!! I popped my custom ROM cherry with his ROM!! With awesome seasoned chefs like Juggs, JD and Calkulin, its only a matter of time when guys like NRG and MightyMike jump over here!

[amw1972]

We can hope that NRG and MightyMike moving to Android...but they might be holding out for Phone7. So, we'll see.

[jpucillo74]

Yo Aman I just want to throw you a quick shout out for being on top of all these ROMs and keeping your thread updated and accurate. Thanks

[no12nv]

Sense is the best. I too am leaving my rooted Rom stock minus a few Sprint apps and adding wireless tethering.