cm9 for droid 4 is confirmed in the works

[myfishbear]

look at this post i found
Droid 4 ics/cm9 coming soon...just fyi* - RootzWikiooks like Hashcode0fwill be workin on it on monday

[AceDROID]

This is a very intriguing situation here. While I find nothing wrong with just having the Droid rooted, and it being crazy fast as is, the simple idea of having it look a little different may be cool, but I am actually using a different home launcher so it makes little difference to me. I know overclocking a dual core phone is possible (if done correctly?) but in any event, I will be keeping an eye on this one.

[RideZeLitenin]

this is great. mostly because i dont want to have to wait 'till q3 for ics to be released officially. a ics custom rom in the coming weeks would be spectacular.

[quizzard]

Sweet. I wish I had found out about CM when I had my OG. When I finally loaded the ROM, it looked AMAZING. Now I get to look forward to it for both the D4 and Bionic.

[Hmong_Xiong]

CM9 for the D4 already? Nice

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[tdpolo26]

well this is great news the more that comes to the droid 4 the better. although i will not be installing or rooting till i get my hands on some fastboot files.

[nitrojuga]

I'm pretty excited about this myself. Had CM7 on my xperia play and it rocked. On a side note, doesn't the CM roms require a custom kernel? So does this mean we will be getting fastboot stuff soon as well?

[cobravnm13]

I'm pretty excited about this myself. Had CM7 on my xperia play and it rocked. On a side note, doesn't the CM roms require a custom kernel? So does this mean we will be getting fastboot stuff soon as well?

If the phone has a locked bootloader (which it does) the ROM works on the stock kernel. Has no choice but to. And even though a phone gets a custom ROM does not mean you will be getting fastboot files at that time. That's why a lot of people wait until those files become available before ROMing their device.

Sent from my 3rd reincarnation of the ever-so-lovable Droid

[nitrojuga]

If the phone has a locked bootloader (which it does) the ROM works on the stock kernel. Has no choice but to. And even though a phone gets a custom ROM does not mean you will be getting fastboot files at that time. That's why a lot of people wait until those files become available before ROMing their device.

Sent from my 3rd reincarnation of the ever-so-lovable Droid

Thanks for the info. I'll be waiting until we get fastboot or something. I'd be too scared of bricking my device and no way to recover without it.

[R2D|2OID]

Yeah, this will be great, but useless until we have SBF or fastboot files to use.