Stable and fast ROM for Bell Mobility

[myqj]

Anyone have one? I know there's MightyRom 6, but I'm a bit confused as to the long series of numbers following the OMJ, Juicy, etc...
Better if it has good battery life and memory usage...

[WithoutRemorse]

well its been my experience that almost every rom here will work. You are looking for the carrier generic rom's (most are). All of them offer slight differences. Try a few out and see which you like. I was a mightyrom guy for the longest time but Ive switched to OMJ, he seems to be really putting in a lot of work and IMHO it one of the more stable roms out there. The higher the number the more recent the release of the software is... the more recent it is the more likely you'll get those beta type errors.. but don't worry they are usually marked accordingly.

cheers and gL

[skullan]

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Originally Posted by myqj

Anyone have one? I know there's MightyRom 6, but I'm a bit confused as to the long series of numbers following the OMJ, Juicy, etc...
Better if it has good battery life and memory usage...

OMJ has a great ROM.

Calkulins v4.2 was flashed by me today (6.1 build). So far it is nice.

[omnicronx]

What most cooks do is they make their roms generic (i.e they should work on any cdma carrier), and all you have to do to get certain carrier functionality is to run your carrier cab. That being said, some people don't even do this and have no problems.

I'm also on bell and pretty much every ROM here will work.

[MrObvious]

OMJ's ROM is pretty but resource intensive. Mine is good for day to day stable and minimal. Take your pick.

[rstoyguy]

Moved to the Diamond forum.