Android: Today, CyanogenMod, the newly formed corporation behind the popular custom ROM of the same name, released an Android app that will guide you through the process of installing the ROM to your phone. You’ll need a Windows PC to complete the process, but it’s as simplified as you can get for installing a custom ROM. You don’t even need root!
However, you will need to have a device on the supported list, which at the moment consists exclusively of Nexus devices, an assortment of Samsung phones and some HTC One variants. You can download the app from the Play Store below, but make sure you’re at a Windows machine with a USB cable before you begin. And don’t forget to back up your data!
CyanogenMod Installer [Google Play Store via Android Police]
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7 responses to “CyanogenMod Installer Guides You Through Installing CM On Your Phone”
Well that’s awesome. Was going to do it last week but forgot. This’ll make it a piece of cake
Doesn’t work if you cannot turn on USB Debugging because your Settings app crashes every time.
🙁 stupid corrupted phone
Samsung recovery mode: Volume Up + Home + Power
Factory reset
Problem solved
And…. the install currently fails for Galaxy S2’s
http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/81804-samsung-galaxy-s2-intl-goes-into-system-recovery-error/
Stupid HTC. I have one of the older One XL’s so I’m assuming when it says “HTC One” it’s not referring to my One series phone.
It looks to be supported.
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Evita_Info
Oh, excellent! Thanks!
Edit: Just went to install and it’s not compatible with my device 🙁 Oh well, I’ll wait.