The wait was getting longer but eventually sees the light at the end of the tunnel. After many Beta versions for multiple devices CyanogenMod boys have begun to publish several Relese Candidates (candidates for final version) CM 9 for multiple devices. Thus it is likely that any one of them finally left the definite in your terminal.
CyanogenMod 9.0-RC1!
June 26th, 2012
225. That figure represents exactly the number of full days since Android 4.0 (ICS) AOSP hit the repos.
37. That is the number of devices Receiving Their RC1 build of CyanogenMod 9 today.
It Was not quick or easy, but we are extremely proud of This release and what it represents exactly for us as a group. The jump from 2.3.7 to 4.0.4 in Many Ways Was a fresh start for this project, and as much as the code changed, the structure and organization of CM as a whole changed as well. It Meant a lot of hard work, and late nights, But Also a ton of fun. We are in this for the challenge, and the reward is always the satisfaction we received when to release it to the masses as a 'stable' product. This RC1 Brings us a step forward Toward That payoff.
As we've Mentioned Before, This release Serves as the first wave of RC1's. With the 'core' OS stabilized, our device will continue to work maintainers On Their device trees to bring up more devices, This includes the newer releases Some of as well as from the older Generations Some, But we'll save for another day That .
Our issue tracker is now open for CM9 RC1, and can be found here Please be sure to follow the instructions so your report is not marked invalid.
We've done some work on adding get.cm device names to the download list and a mouse-over effect on the filters to the left. In Addition to the direct downloads, the torrents are live. A list is available at RSS get.cm / rss.
Install instructions are the Same as That for CM7, With more detail available on our wiki.
Alright, enough talk. We are off to Google IO 2012!
Happy Flashing
Among the devices have the Galaxy including Nexus, several variants of the Galaxy SII or Nexus S. In total there are versions for 37 different models of handsets. As always, before you put you to work well leed installation instructions you will find in the download threads, do back up and act with caution.
CyanogenMod published several release candidates of CM9
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on 1 Jul 2012
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