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Some of the apps that come with your phone can be safely removed without causing stability issues. They take up space and use resources that could be used for other things. Removing unwanted apps will theoretically make your phone run faster and smoother, plus, you can configure your phone just the way you want it. Below is a chart that shows what apps might come pre-installed on in CyanogenMod. Y
This guide will walk you through the process of taking the HTC Desire (GSM) from stock Android 2.2 to having the ability to flash the latest version of CyanogenMod. For other related guides please view the following: for the HTC Desire (CDMA), see the HTC Desire (CDMA) instructions. Before you do anything — Make a backup Don't forget to back up your data. If you have synced the device with a Googl
Google Apps contain the proprietary Google applications that come pre-installed with most android phones. Due to licensing restrictions, these apps cannot come pre-installed with CyanogenMod and must be installed separately. CyanogenMod does not require Google Apps to function properly, however, to take full advantage of the android system, Google Apps are recommend. These apps include Gmail, maps
CyanogenMod comes in several types, depending on your needs: Stable versions are those where all known issues have been addressed and resolved. This version is for everyday use. -test / -RC versions are similar to the experimental versions, but are in the final stages of testing before being "stable". There may be a few bugs left, but this version is usually stable enough for everyday use. Experim
This guide will walk you through the process of taking the Nexus One from stock to having the ability to flash the latest version of CyanogenMod. Prior to doing anything — Backup Don't forget to back up your data. If you have synced your phone with your Google account, Contacts and Google data will not be lost and will come back after the next sync but you should backup everything else: SMS/MMS me
How do I compile the CyanogenMod kernel from source The following instructions will enable the build of a CyanogenMod KERNEL, not the build of the CyanogenMod itself. As a matter of fact you will download the Google's Android source without the CyanogenMod modifications. If you want to build the CyanogenMod itself from source you should look at the following section (3.* of this document) "Buildin
CyanogenMod is a customized, aftermarket firmware distribution for several Android devices (See above for supported devices & how to install CyanogenMod on said devices). Based on the Android Open Source Project, CyanogenMod is designed to increase performance and reliability over Android-based ROMs released by vendors and carriers such as Google, T-Mobile, HTC, etc. CyanogenMod also offers a vari
The userinit.sh file is a file that will set default preferences for the OS. Some of these preferences can be set from the phones native settings menu(s), but you will have more control over your personal preferences if you set them in this file. This file should be named userinit.sh and placed at /system/sd/ (on the root of your SD card's ext2 partitions). You won't need apps2SD for this to work,
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