Your favorite ROM?

[versusxiii]

Hey all, just rooted my Droid last night. I'm currently using ROM Manager and simply running the newest Cyanogen mod. I was thinking about looking in to others, but 1.) I'm not sure which ones are the best and 2.) I'm not sure that I'm willing to wipe my data/etc and wait for it all to load back again. :P

But while I contemplate these wonderful consequences of moding, which ones do you all enjoy the most?

[patmw123]

personally, I think bugless beast v0.9 is the best. there was a poll on this very subject less than a week ago that also indicates that bugless beast is the best

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[Pokebreaker]

Well I just started doing this a few days ago, and I went with Ultimate Droid by way recommendation from another person. I actually wasn't interested in rooting, but the the name Ultimate Droid is rather enticing.
I've found that the Nandroid backup/restore process for installing new roms, as well is going back to your old ones, is the simplest way to go. Are you familiar with that process?

[VolDroid]

If you want to know the most popular here's a good poll for it: Which ROM and why (for those who have tried multiple)

I personally use the UD9.8 and it rocks.

[versusxiii]

Well I just started doing this a few days ago, and I went with Ultimate Droid by way recommendation from another person. I actually wasn't interested in rooting, but the the name Ultimate Droid is rather enticing.
I've found that the Nandroid backup/restore process for installing new roms, as well is going back to your old ones, is the simplest way to go. Are you familiar with that process?

No, I am not familiar with it. Would you mind elaborating? Thank you.

[necr0]

Smoked Glass all the way

[Jim 777]

I think my sig sums it up nicely. Been great for me.

[Novalok]

i currently run the stock 2.1 firmware rooted and OCed with Chevy 7slot LV 1-1k and its pretty sweet. Stable as hell and does what i need it to

[Pokebreaker]

Well I just started doing this a few days ago, and I went with Ultimate Droid by way recommendation from another person. I actually wasn't interested in rooting, but the the name Ultimate Droid is rather enticing.
I've found that the Nandroid backup/restore process for installing new roms, as well is going back to your old ones, is the simplest way to go. Are you familiar with that process?

No, I am not familiar with it. Would you mind elaborating? Thank you.

elaborating now, its alot of writing.

[cupfulloflol]

There are tons of great ROMs out there. What some people may call their favorite, others may hate. Every one that has a subforum here, has good ROMs. Try one or try them all. There are threads that pop up everyday where people say their favorites, people's favorites change too. There is no 1 ROM to rule them all.

About you losing your apps, back them up using MyBackup v2.3.0 Application for Android | Tools or Titanium Backup (root) v2.9.7.3 Application for Android | Tools . Installing a new ROM on top of your data sometimes will cause problems. E2A those programs restore as well.