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What is Custom ROM?

ROM Manager has an intuitive user interface that allows the user to carry out tasks with ease. Of course, the app is intended for users with rooted devices that know how to use ROM. ROM Manager is a useful and easy to use tool for anybody looking to manage the ROMs of their device. Rooting an Android can provide lots of joys to experienced users, as there are loads of apps out there that take advantage of superuser permissions to unlock features denied to ‘standard’ Android.
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When we buy a phone it always ships with a veirsion of operationg system. And the operating system that comes with your phone is called stock ROM. And custom Rom is the opposiete of stock ROM and it's a totally standalone version of the operating system.

Why we need to flash Custom ROMs?

Upgarding to a better version of Android OS

The reason why most android users flash a custom ROMs to their phone is that they want to get a better version of Android OS prior to the official version or the version of their phone's OS may never be released officially in this situation they may find the better version for their device by flashing a custom ROM.

Improve the performance and efficiency

Since there is no useless garbage and the kernel is optimized by the developer the custom ROMs are often faster and more efficient.

Frequently update

After flashing a custom ROM there will be more frequent updates in order to fix bugs and introduce new features.

After you make clear of the custom ROMs you can flash a custom ROM by using ROM Manager APP. ROM Manager is used to flash custom ROMs without losing the phone's functionality. This app makes it easy to change the ROMs and experience the new version of android through the simple interface provided.

How to flash a custom ROM via ROM Manager

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Root your phone first via KingoRoot

Before flash a custom ROMs via the app a rooted device is needed. If your phone has not rooted yet I highly recommend you have a try on KingoROOT which has two versions: KingoRoot Android (PC Version) and KingoRoot (APK Version) and offers the easiest and fastest Android rooting experience for almost all devices and has the highest success rate.

How to flash a custom ROM on your device via ROM Manager

Install ROM Manager

Miracle advanced android tool crack without box. Search ROM Manager from the Google Play Store and download it to your phone. There are three parts used most on the menu: RECOVERY, ROM MANAGEMENT and BACKUP AND RESTORE. You can backup and restore as well as flash new ROMs in one interface.

Back up

If you want to fully backup your device we recommend you try Nandroid Backup which is also used on rooted device. Before backup we need to install a Recovery Image Specific to your phone.

Tap Flash ClockworkMod Recovery.
Confirm your autodetected phone model.
Wait until it downloads to your device.

This recovery image contains a boot loader which will replace your original boot loader. The boot loader allows your device to run Nandroid backup, restore commands outside of the OS and install ROMs. Since the OS cannot back itself up fully while running, ROM Manager will reboot into this boot loader to perform Nandroid operations.

You can backup just by clicking the 'Backup Current ROM' and your phone will restart and the full backup will be restored onto your SD card. After the backup is done you can find the backup files on your SD card in the clockworkmod/backup/SOMEDATETIME directory.

Download the ROM you want and copy it to your phone's SD card.

Before you find the custom ROMs you should use your phone model to find your wanted Android version on Google. You should be aware that each ROM will be based on a specific Android version.

Download the ROM image which is usually a zip archive and just copy it (but not unzip the .zip file ) into the root folder of your SD card.

Flash the ROM you want

The process of installing new firmwares or low-level system softwares in general is called flashing.

Open the ROM Manager and click 'Install ROM from SD Card'
The ROM you download in Step 3 will show up here. If it does not show please make sure whether it is installed in the root folder of the SD card.
Tap on the ROM there will be a popup menu which has two options: Backup Existing ROM(if you have not backed up you should do here) and Wipe Data and Cache (Please note: this wipes the internal memory but not the SD card data ) if you do not upgrade from the stock ROM you should do this.
Just follw the rest tips and the new ROM will be installed.

The process will take you 5-10 minutes to install everything and will take another 10~20 minutes during the first boot. So do it in your spare time. After all these done you will find your phone run in a new ROM.

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It’s about time we revisit the whole “rooting Android 2.1” issue since I still seem to get daily questions on whether or not it can be done. In fact, this post will act as the one-stop shop for gaining root access to 2.1 rather than the few posts we have separated throughout the site which are inter-linked and seem to be causing some confusion.

First we need to continue to clarify the rooting process. At this time, 2.1 has not actually been rooted. Let me repeat that: Android 2.1 has NOT been rooted. The process highlighted in this post is simply a way to get you from stock non-rooted 2.1 to a rooted 2.1 ROM. If that doesn’t work for you, then do not proceed with these instructions. There is no way to simply take your current phone /2.1 OS and gain root access to it except through use of the Android SDK which is a different process for another day.

Now read the warning below and we’ll jump right into this…

*Warning* – The process we are about to layout is extremely risky. If you choose to do this, we are not liable should you brick your phone or cause any sort of permanent damage. If you do harm to your phone, please do not email us asking for help as you have already been warned and accept all risk involved. Cheers!

Full rooting instructions after the jump!

*Note 1* – So we are clear, this is for Motorola Droid users running stock Android 2.1. If you are running 2.0.1 or rooted 2.0.1, this process is not for you.

*Note 2* – This is for PC users only. I’m sure it can be done on a Mac, but I have no way of taking you through that process. Feel free to ask in the comments though as one of our readers may be able to help you.

*Note 3* – This will not work on the Motorola Milestone.

STEP 1:

Flashing SPRecovery onto your device: The firs

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