EncounterICS Dual Boot with CM7 using Boot Manager

This is a discussion on EncounterICS Dual Boot with CM7 using Boot Manager within the CM9 forums, part of the Ice Cream Sandwich ROMs category; This is how I got it to dual boot CM7 with EncounterICS with Boot Manager on my DX: 1. Do a Nandroid Backup of your ...


+ Reply to Thread
Page 1 of 2 1 2 LastLast
Results 1 to 10 of 12

Thread: EncounterICS Dual Boot with CM7 using Boot Manager

  1. #1
    X Lurker
    Points: 147, Level: 2
    Level completed: 94%, Points required for next Level: 3
    Overall activity: 2.3%
    Achievements:
    31 days registered100 Experience Points7 days registeredTagger Second Class
    Dragonborn's Avatar
    Member #
    55149
    Join Date
    Feb 2012
    Posts
    18
    Liked
    0 times

    EncounterICS Dual Boot with CM7 using Boot Manager

    This is how I got it to dual boot CM7 with EncounterICS with Boot Manager on my DX:

    1. Do a Nandroid Backup of your CM7 install
    2. Backup Apps with Titanium Backup (preferably Pro)
    3. Load up Boot Manager
    4. Pick one of your other slots than Phone ROM and pick "Install Zip"
    5. The bottom option is "Restore Nandroid"
    6. Pick your Nandroid that you just backed up.
    7. Let it do its thing. May take 10 mins or so.

    Now you have CM7 loaded into an SD ROM Slot. It's time to put ICS in the phone slot.

    8. Scroll over to the Phone ROM (on the left). Boot Recovery.
    9. In CWM, Wipe Data/Cache, then Dalvik (under Advanced)
    10. Install the EncounterICS zip file
    11. Install GAPPS 5.1 (for ICS)
    12. Reboot

    Now you're in ICS

    13. Install Titanium
    14. In Titanium, settings button, batch Restore missing apps with data.

    You want to avoid restoring data if possible, since the system is set up differently than CM7 and it can lead to errors.

    If you have trouble restoring apps (Titanium crashes while doing batch), do the following:
    In Titanium, go to preferences (settings button), App processing mode (It's almost all the way at the bottom, and you need pro for this). Select Interactive. Now it will prompt you for each app but it gets it done, easier than downloading and installing them again.


    To go back to CM7:

    1. Install Boot Manager again.
    2. Select the ROM Slot you stored your Nandroid in and Load ROM.

    I honestly couldn't notice the speed difference running off the SD card.


    To go back again to ICS:

    1. Open Boot Manager.
    2. Select your Phone ROM and Boot ROM.



    I love EncounterICS and it's worth sacrificing the Camera functionality for me. I actually can't believe that Google/VZ pretend that it's the phone hardware that doesn't support ICS when ICS is noticeably faster and smoother. Obviously a ploy for newer phone sales.

    Good work everyone who worked on this ROM!!!

  2. Droid X Forums
    Ads


  3. #2
    X Operative
    Points: 3,761, Level: 38
    Level completed: 74%, Points required for next Level: 39
    Overall activity: 1.3%
    Achievements:
    500 Experience Points250 Experience Points31 days registered100 Experience Points7 days registered
    giantsfan91's Avatar
    Member #
    6546
    Join Date
    Aug 2010
    Location
    New York
    Posts
    175
    Liked
    0 times
    what is cm9? im using liberty rom.

  4. #3
    X Conveyor
    Points: 2,933, Level: 33
    Level completed: 22%, Points required for next Level: 117
    Overall activity: 1.5%
    Achievements:
    250 Experience Points3 months registered100 Experience Points31 days registered7 days registered
    jun991013's Avatar
    Member #
    44807
    Join Date
    Jul 2011
    Location
    Santa Clara, CA
    Posts
    406
    Liked
    6 times
    Quote Originally Posted by giantsfan91 View Post
    what is cm9? im using liberty rom.
    Android 4.0

    Sent from my PD_Novel using Tapatalk

  5. #4
    X Pursuant
    Points: 4,704, Level: 43
    Level completed: 77%, Points required for next Level: 46
    Overall activity: 0%
    Achievements:
    31 days registered500 Experience Points250 Experience Points7 days registered100 Experience Points
    Mike7143's Avatar
    Member #
    30987
    Join Date
    Mar 2011
    Location
    Indiana
    Posts
    948
    Liked
    18 times
    would this work with say.... rooted 605 GB and EncounterICS?

  6. #5
    Supporting Member
    Supporting Member
    Points: 15,172, Level: 79
    Level completed: 65%, Points required for next Level: 178
    Overall activity: 14.0%
    Achievements:
    250 Experience Points100 Experience Points3 months registered31 days registered7 days registered
    cory46's Avatar
    Member #
    8051
    Join Date
    Aug 2010
    Posts
    4,777
    Liked
    125 times
    Quote Originally Posted by giantsfan91 View Post
    what is cm9? im using liberty rom.
    CyanogenMOD is a custom version of stock android. CyanogenMod 7 (cm7) is their version of android 2.3 aka gingerbread cm9 is the custom version of android 4.0 ice cream sandwich

    Cm website http://www.cyanogenmod.com/
    Cm9 in alpha beta stage looks like http://www.droidxforums.com/forum/ic...stability.html

    Sent from my cm_tenderloin using Tapatalk



    If you think you have bricked your phone... do this.... stop look around say a few curse words then take a deep breath because you haven't we can fix this haha


  7. #6
    X Lurker
    Points: 147, Level: 2
    Level completed: 94%, Points required for next Level: 3
    Overall activity: 2.3%
    Achievements:
    31 days registered100 Experience Points7 days registeredTagger Second Class
    Dragonborn's Avatar
    Member #
    55149
    Join Date
    Feb 2012
    Posts
    18
    Liked
    0 times
    Quote Originally Posted by Mike7143 View Post
    would this work with say.... rooted 605 GB and EncounterICS?
    Boot Manager only works with 2nd-INIT based ROMs so .605 rooted won't work. The most popular 2nd-INIT based ROMs are CM7 and MIUI.

    I recently came from 605 rooted and it's a pretty painless and unscary process to flash CM7 as long as you backup with a nandroid then use titanium pro for app + data backup. Took me an hour maybe to get things running.

    CM7 is far better than stock rooted (more customizable, intuitive interface, updated features that take ICS into account) and using ICS as an alternate (along with my familiarity of CM7 on my Touchpad) is what caused me to take the custom ROM plunge into CM7 on my X.

    Specifically, I switched from rooted .605 to Pooka-CM4DX-GB-20120131.r1 as my CM7 ROM.

  8. #7
    X Pursuant
    Points: 4,704, Level: 43
    Level completed: 77%, Points required for next Level: 46
    Overall activity: 0%
    Achievements:
    31 days registered500 Experience Points250 Experience Points7 days registered100 Experience Points
    Mike7143's Avatar
    Member #
    30987
    Join Date
    Mar 2011
    Location
    Indiana
    Posts
    948
    Liked
    18 times
    I really like the rooted 605... when it's behaving. I've actually installed Encounter right now and so far I'm loving it! I just wish that the camera was working. Does CM7 have a working camera? I downloaded the latest nightly from Cyanogenmod last night but have yet to try the dual-boot. If it does, then maybe this method for dual-boot will help out!

  9. #8
    X Lurker
    Points: 147, Level: 2
    Level completed: 94%, Points required for next Level: 3
    Overall activity: 2.3%
    Achievements:
    31 days registered100 Experience Points7 days registeredTagger Second Class
    Dragonborn's Avatar
    Member #
    55149
    Join Date
    Feb 2012
    Posts
    18
    Liked
    0 times
    Quote Originally Posted by Mike7143 View Post
    I really like the rooted 605... when it's behaving. I've actually installed Encounter right now and so far I'm loving it! I just wish that the camera was working. Does CM7 have a working camera? I downloaded the latest nightly from Cyanogenmod last night but have yet to try the dual-boot. If it does, then maybe this method for dual-boot will help out!
    In CM7, the camera cuts off the sides of the screen so the aspect ratio is iphone instead of the widescreen X you're used to. I guess I don't use my camera a whole lot. Hopefully I don't miss out on filming some police brutality!

    I had the rooted 605 for a while, and CM7 is better in every sense. Maybe it's removing the verizon bloatware, or maybe it's just the ROM, but CM7 is just fast. Not quite ICS fast, but very noticeably faster than 605. I have had the stock rooted since I got the X and I am now kicking myself for not doing custom ROMs earlier.

    You should read the features list and the camera bug info, I am sure there are ROMs that handle it better than the one I suggested.

  10. #9
    X Operative
    Points: 1,969, Level: 26
    Level completed: 69%, Points required for next Level: 31
    Overall activity: 0%
    Achievements:
    250 Experience Points3 months registered100 Experience Points31 days registered7 days registered
    lehman70's Avatar
    Member #
    21524
    Join Date
    Dec 2010
    Posts
    165
    Liked
    1 times
    Ready to update the slot ROM I have CM9 as the phone ROM and GB CM7 as a slot ROM and I want to flash an update zip. Any tricks or thing I should be aware of before attempting this?
    Before enlightenment, chop wood, carry water
    After enlightenment, chop wood, carry water

  11. #10
    X Lurker
    Points: 147, Level: 2
    Level completed: 94%, Points required for next Level: 3
    Overall activity: 2.3%
    Achievements:
    31 days registered100 Experience Points7 days registeredTagger Second Class
    Dragonborn's Avatar
    Member #
    55149
    Join Date
    Feb 2012
    Posts
    18
    Liked
    0 times
    Quote Originally Posted by lehman70 View Post
    Ready to update the slot ROM I have CM9 as the phone ROM and GB CM7 as a slot ROM and I want to flash an update zip. Any tricks or thing I should be aware of before attempting this?
    Just back everything up as normal - both your Phone ROM in clockwork and your slot rom using bootmanager! I love updating / installing ROMs, it gives me some sort of gratification.

+ Reply to Thread
Page 1 of 2 1 2 LastLast

Ads

Posting Permissions

  • You may not post new threads
  • You may not post replies
  • You may not post attachments
  • You may not edit your posts

Similar Threads

  1. Dual Boot Question
    By PARick in forum Gingerbread Development and Hacking
    Replies: 2
    Last Post: 10-20-2011, 09:05 AM
  2. Dual boot
    By jareeb in forum Off-Topic Discussion
    Replies: 2
    Last Post: 10-10-2011, 02:24 PM
  3. Dual Boot your DROIDX....Sorta ;)
    By redsox 98 in forum Gingerbread Development and Hacking
    Replies: 26
    Last Post: 10-01-2011, 07:25 AM
  4. Droid x dual boot?
    By TRAGIC in forum Droid X General Discussion
    Replies: 7
    Last Post: 05-19-2011, 05:49 PM
  5. Dual Boot OS ViewSonic Tablet
    By chaz03 in forum Off-Topic Discussion
    Replies: 2
    Last Post: 03-22-2011, 10:28 AM

Search tags for this page

boot manager ics
,
cm9 touchpad camera fix
,

droid x dual boot

,

dual boot droid x

,
encounter ics
,

encounter ics boot manager

,

encounter ics droid x camera fix

,

encounterics

,

encounterics droid x

,

touchpad cm9 alpha 0.7

Click on a term to search our sites for related topics.

Tags for this Thread