I wanted to know if I can easily pick a ROM and install normally on my Tmo s2 or if there are special roms for this device? I know the rooting process was different because of hardware so I dont want to ruin mess anything up if i'm supposed to pick only Tmo ROms..
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Tmobile Galaxy s2
Started by Aj Slife, Mar 20 2012 02:00 PM
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rexehuk
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Posted 27 March 2012 - 01:28 PM
Afaik it's no different...
I took the plunge on my Tmobile S2 on the 22nd, I'm using CM9 and it's going great!
I used the autoroot batch file to achieve this along with some other tools, it was a fantastic walkthrough - Please see the following - http://www.starkinsi...alaxy-s-ii.html
I'm running the latest CM9, all of the tMobile/samsung bloatware is gone. Best of all I have the stock ICS UI instead of touchwiz bolted on top, It's given a new life to the phone.
You will need to manually install the google apps, please see Cyanogen wiki for information on flashing that.
I took the plunge on my Tmobile S2 on the 22nd, I'm using CM9 and it's going great!
I used the autoroot batch file to achieve this along with some other tools, it was a fantastic walkthrough - Please see the following - http://www.starkinsi...alaxy-s-ii.html
I'm running the latest CM9, all of the tMobile/samsung bloatware is gone. Best of all I have the stock ICS UI instead of touchwiz bolted on top, It's given a new life to the phone.
You will need to manually install the google apps, please see Cyanogen wiki for information on flashing that.
Edited by rexehuk, 27 March 2012 - 01:31 PM.
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mercurio
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Posted 27 March 2012 - 08:57 PM
rexehuk, on 27 March 2012 - 01:28 PM, said:
Afaik it's no different...
I took the plunge on my Tmobile S2 on the 22nd, I'm using CM9 and it's going great!
I used the autoroot batch file to achieve this along with some other tools, it was a fantastic walkthrough - Please see the following - http://www.starkinsi...alaxy-s-ii.html
I'm running the latest CM9, all of the tMobile/samsung bloatware is gone. Best of all I have the stock ICS UI instead of touchwiz bolted on top, It's given a new life to the phone.
You will need to manually install the google apps, please see Cyanogen wiki for information on flashing that.
I took the plunge on my Tmobile S2 on the 22nd, I'm using CM9 and it's going great!
I used the autoroot batch file to achieve this along with some other tools, it was a fantastic walkthrough - Please see the following - http://www.starkinsi...alaxy-s-ii.html
I'm running the latest CM9, all of the tMobile/samsung bloatware is gone. Best of all I have the stock ICS UI instead of touchwiz bolted on top, It's given a new life to the phone.
You will need to manually install the google apps, please see Cyanogen wiki for information on flashing that.
CAn you please confirm that you're running CM9 on the Galaxy S2 T-MOBILE version (SGH-T989)?
I have been on XDA for months and this is the first I've seen of CM9 for my phone. I'd love to have CM9, but it seemed like it was not available.
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Boyd
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Posted 27 March 2012 - 10:32 PM
This did not work for me. There is a check that CM9 does and it looks for GT-I900T before it does the flash. It aborts right at the beginning. I am using a T-Mobile Galaxy SII (T989)
