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Visit Web SiteSnkBitten 2.2.6 - Froyo 2.2.2 AOSP ROM
Build Version: 2.2.6, by (Developer)
Developer Last Online: May 2012
| Category: [ROM] | Build Version: 2.2.6 |
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| Released: 10-26-2011 Last Update: Never Installs: 4 | ||||
| Theme: AOSP Base Version: Froyo 2.2.2 Compiled From: Source | ||||
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SnkBitten 2.2.6 is now available. Very small changes as the ROM is stable and feature locked. Again the original goal when building this ROM was to remain as close to AOSP "Vanilla" Android as possible, compiling from the source code and adding a few extra tweaks or features that I felt made it better than the stock ROM from Motorola/Verizon.
http://android.snkbitten.com/roms/SnkBitten2.2.6.zip
Latest changes...
1) Corrected an issue that prevented Superuser updating from the Market. Superuser will now update as newer versions of it hit the Market.
2) Using the Motorola FRG83G Email.apk instead of the source built .apk. This fixed an Exchange 2010 issue that FRG83G corrected (thanks to dparm for noticing and testing this).
3) Replaced the bootanimation that I was using (found on the internet) with something I created....though bootanimations are easily replaceable by YOU. Also used a looping animation as the previous one stopped and left the user at a black screen while it finished initializing the system on the very first boot. This lead some to believe that their phone had "locked" and pulled the battery.
http://android.snkbitten.com/roms/SnkBitten2.2.6.zip
Latest changes...
1) Corrected an issue that prevented Superuser updating from the Market. Superuser will now update as newer versions of it hit the Market.
2) Using the Motorola FRG83G Email.apk instead of the source built .apk. This fixed an Exchange 2010 issue that FRG83G corrected (thanks to dparm for noticing and testing this).
3) Replaced the bootanimation that I was using (found on the internet) with something I created....though bootanimations are easily replaceable by YOU. Also used a looping animation as the previous one stopped and left the user at a black screen while it finished initializing the system on the very first boot. This lead some to believe that their phone had "locked" and pulled the battery.
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