Hey all, I'm running the Team EOS nightly and was wondering if there is any advantage to restoring to stock honeycomb for the official ICS update?
Should I just wait until a rooted ICS version based on the official is released?
It was released already, it's at the top of the development forum...flash with CWM, it's already rooted. From what I understand, it's probably faster for 3D gaming...could be wrong though.
Are there any issues with the official ics? I would do a search but it seems the search function is missing for some strange reason.
OriginalMemnock said:
Hey all, I'm running the Team EOS nightly and was wondering if there is any advantage to restoring to stock honeycomb for the official ICS update?
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I can't think of a single one. I just flashed nightly 26 from 23, booting it now. Loving the EOS builds!
For a while none of the gameloft games were working on EOS.
Could have been fixed by now.
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tincbtrar said:
For a while none of the gameloft games were working on EOS.
Could have been fixed by now.
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It is, I've got Uno and MC3 on mine and they are working fine.
I decided to load up the official rooted release and so far it's pretty much the same as Team EOS's build. Team EOS does seem to be a bit snappier, and I do miss the reboot options on Team EOS build. The only improvement I see with the official is the camera, that seems to be snappier and more responsive on the official.
Only issue existing on both version is the Revision3 app that just won't load.
OriginalMemnock said:
Hey all, I'm running the Team EOS nightly and was wondering if there is any advantage to restoring to stock honeycomb for the official ICS update?
Should I just wait until a rooted ICS version based on the official is released?
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I've been running rooted ICS stock for several days now ... installed the leaked RC, then rooted.
Your question about EOS vs. stock gets the standard answer from me - are you happy with EOS and want more features in the future? If so, then stay with EOS.
For me, I'll stay with stock rooted - I just want a tablet that works and not interested in tweaks. I'll spend my tweaking time on my Photon.
There is no objectively right or wrong answer to your question, and nobody else can answer it for you. Enjoy!
Good thread. I was curious as well because knowing verizon (any carrier really) i doubt I'll see ICS anytime jan or feb and i konda want it now...
Pronlem is i dkdnt really want to root my xoom, but i guess ill have to now.
Ill wait until monday maybe
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razorseal said:
Pronlem is i dkdnt really want to root my xoom, but i guess ill have to now.
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Actually you don't have to root your Xoom if you just want ICS. I believe there is a stock ICS rom out there too. You will have to unlock the bootloader though.
From my perspective if you are running a rooted stock version of ICS there is virtually not a single reason. Stock isn't overclocked, a lot of enhancements are missing etc. But if you run a completely stock ICS with no root there are some advantages. For example, if you run a non-rooted stock you can rent videos from Google. I can't really think of anything else haha. Go EOS, their ROM is sick.
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Actually you don't have to root your Xoom if you just want ICS. I believe there is a stock ICS rom out there too. You will have to unlock the bootloader though.
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No 4g support.
I honestly just wanted to leave ir in stock factory format, but t it seems like e thats not gonna happen
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nubsors said:
From my perspective if you are running a rooted stock version of ICS there is virtually not a single reason. Stock isn't overclocked, a lot of enhancements are missing etc. But if you run a completely stock ICS with no root there are some advantages. For example, if you run a non-rooted stock you can rent videos from Google. I can't really think of anything else haha. Go EOS, their ROM is sick.
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What benefit does the eos have? No need for OC for me. I actually use the xoom alot during the day and will only jse up mlre battery.
I don't rent videos either so i don't care about that
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There are a ton of advantages to EOS ROM over Stock. The major one is the micro SD card is read/writable, all voice-to-text features are working as is facelock, the micro USB port is actually useful now, the EOS quick settings are very nice and they all work! There are several battery options from EOS settings and you can make the notification pull look any way you like.
Even if you don't use the performance features this ROM is the only way to Xoom. Until CM9 or Rogue get one out for the 4G
Note: An ICS version will be released today! I will post a link you can redirect yourself there!
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I am proud to present you this ROM. It is HoneyComb-Based, specifically based on the Overcome ROM. I must give credit for the awesome Overcome base this ROM is based on. It is Rooted & Superuser, and has a lot of eye candy. It still has great performance, though. There are some build.prop tweaks I have added to Overcome, re-themed it, and added ICS Camera thanks to ICS camera devs.
News: The ROM is being updated to version 0.9.1. The Email app has been removed and the screencap Icon is fixed.
Have Fun!
Features of this ROM:
Rooted
Superuser
Good Performance
Asus Transformer-based Launcher
Overclockable kernel adapted from Overcome.
For 7310, not tested on 7300, but 3G definitely not working.
Known Bugs:
Email (not Gmail) is not the most stable in the world
Here is the download Link:
For 0.9.1 https://rapidshare.com/files/1440043812/Honey_v0.9_7310.zip
What to expect from Version 1.0 (Next Version)
ICS-Based
Improved performance
Will be based on Galaxian-Soup ROM, not Overcome
I attached some screenshots!
Will you build a 3g version also?
any new ROM options are always welcomed. ICS has a lot of sags and a Honeycomb ROM is still more stable
ceno808 said:
Will you build a 3g version also?
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There will, if I find somebody with 3G. Maybe poisike could help me out, but I understand he has a lot of work with the Galaxian-Soup ROM. But since the next "version" will be based on the Galaxian-soup ROM, we will have a 3G version.
Download Links Posted!
bdfull3r said:
any new ROM options are always welcomed. ICS has a lot of sags and a Honeycomb ROM is still more stable
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Yeah, that is why I stayed with HC for now. I was planning to move to ICS when Samsung Releases its Camera resource, but since I "work" in the Galaxian-soup team, I will have this on top of our rom creating the first Custom-UI Android 4.0 ROM, hopefully getting it more and more stable...
@tommrazek01
Thanks for sharing
Installed and running great ! feels very smooth
I'm coming back from ICS, I forgot the feeling of having all the features enabled
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I Had to freeze the email [ exchange ] app . it gives a lot of FC's
Maybe I'll delete it , as I use all my email accounts forwarded to my Gmail
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Any chance to remove the red X from the battery icon when USB charging ?
Cheers
I am working on this version running ICS. Then, the icon will be removed. Actually, I think I will still have the HC version up here too for people to choose.
But I will update the ROM today.
bdfull3r said:
any new ROM options are always welcomed. ICS has a lot of sags and a Honeycomb ROM is still more stable
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Amen to those words!
I'm going to try this rom as soon as possible!
There will be an ICS version coming next week too!
tommrazek01 said:
There will be an ICS version coming next week too!
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Ehhh ICS version didn't see that in a while???
I know. The successor of this is the HoneyFeats 0.3. It is also in this forum and I will be updating it later today.
Any news on it?
Look here. It has all you need. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626184
New CyanogenMod nightly has been released so get downloading people still gingerbread but its CM after long it has been released
Heres the link : http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?type=nightly&device=buzz
press thanks if i helped you
zonda2323 said:
New CyanogenMod nightly has been released so get downloading people still gingerbread but its CM after long it has been released
Heres the link : http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?type=nightly&device=buzz
press thanks if i helped you
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don't know if I get you right but I see one release every week (for over a month now - and one every 2-3 weeks before)
can u tell me what's the new in this release ??
Nice,and i thought they dropped the support for our wildfire
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can u tell me what's the new in this release ??
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They didn't drop support for gingerbread on the wildfire.
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I am using the new nightly on a full fresh install and it is very fast and stable. I was on cm9 for the last few months but had to get off it today as the sheer slowness of it was driving me nuts. This really is the best rom for the old fella.
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can u tell me what's the new in this release ??
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I use this web to monitor changes:
http://cm-kang.appspot.com/buzz/gingerbread
http://changelog.bbqdroid.org/#buzz/cm7/1342335226
http://cm-7-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=buzz
thank god:angel: we still get some sort of official update from cyanogen mod after we were dropped from ics update list
zonda2323 said:
thank god:angel: we still get some sort of official update from cyanogen mod after we were dropped from ics update list
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From what I know Buzz has never been dropped from CM7. There haven't been enough capacities to do the nightly builds for a while.
Buzz will never get any official CM9 support though as CM9 simply is made for devices with better hardware capabilities
Swyped from my HTC Wildfire (Buzz)
is it stable enought? on my wildfire doesnt work any cm7, ony cm6 ... is the new one worth to install it now?
r0bertt said:
is it stable enought? on my wildfire doesnt work any cm7, ony cm6 ... is the new one worth to install it now?
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like I've mentioned before new CM7 nightlies are released every week or so - all the releases are here: http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?device=buzz
Regarding your problems with CM7 versions: it definitely must be on your side as most of the people don't seem to have issues with CM7 (including me). For me it's pretty stable.
What problems are you facing? Any error messages? What exactly doesn't work?
You can find download under the "Downloads" tab on the top left of this thread / post.
Or you can find it at, https://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/?id=22393#downloads
Changelog:
2017-12-29: Fixed fonts, fixed the boot animation file, and updated webview stuff. lineage-11-20171229-UNOFFICIAL-ovation.zip
2017-12-29 #2: Removed Lighting Browser + because it crashes, and added a safer browser. lineage-11-20171229-UNOFFICIAL-ovation.zip
2017-12-30: Removed the Browser for crashing reasons (download your own browser). lineage-11-20171230-UNOFFICIAL-ovation.zip
2017-12-31: Updated CM apps. lineage-11-20171231-UNOFFICIAL-ovation.zip
2018-01-11: Updated security patch. lineage-11-20180111-UNOFFICIAL-ovation.zip
2018-01-22: Fixed system apps, priv-apps, and framework. This update fixes the UI crashes after each reboot or shut down. lineage-11-20180122-UNOFFICIAL-ovation.zip
2018-01-25 CyanogenMod 11: Updated everything, this is the first release. cm-11-20180125-NIGHTLY-ovation.zip
2018-03-12 CyanogenMod 11: Updated all of the apps, updated the webview stuff, and updated the security patch. cm-11-20180312-NIGHTLY-ovation.zip
2018-09-05 CyanogenMod 11: Updated all of the apps, updated the webview stuff, and updated the security patch to: August 1, 2018. cm-11-20180905-NIGHTLY-ovation.zip
2018-09-16 CyanogenMod 11: Updated the security patch and fixed some security issues within the system. cm-11-20180916-NIGHTLY-ovation.zip
2018-12-03 CyanogenMod 11: Updated security patch and upgraded some system apps. cm-11-20181203-NIGHTLY-ovation.zip
XDA:DevDB Information
[ROM][4.4.4][Ovation][EMMC][UNOFFICIAL] LineageOS 11 & CyanogenMod 11, ROM for the Barnes & Noble Nook HD+
Contributors
secretwolf98, LineageOS, twiztid_ (For testing this ROM), and CyanogenMod
Source Code: https://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/?id=22393#downloads
ROM OS Version: 4.4.x KitKat
Based On: LineageOS 11 & CyanogenMod 11
Version Information
Status: Stable
Stable Release Date: 2018-01-22 (LineageOS 11) & 2018-12-03 (CyanogenMod 11)
Created 2017-09-06
Last Updated 2018-12-03
wkw09 said:
I'd definitely pay for an annual update.
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https://www.patreon.com/Ryzen5_3600
Installing now, and will dig into it once I get home from taking the kids to school!
Ok, so far it's running great. I haven't gotten to really dig deep into it like I planned due to a busy day, but I did learn that YouTube still runs like trash. I honestly think it's the app, not the ROM, since it has been this way across several ROMs, and more than a couple devices. I found a little bit of screen flicker when plugged in and in landscape view. This cleared up immediately by disabling ambient display (which I don't think is even usable on the nooks anyway). Other than this, I have nothing to report, all is working as desired!
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Ok, so far it's running great. I haven't gotten to really dig deep into it like I planned due to a busy day, but I did learn that YouTube still runs like trash. I honestly think it's the app, not the ROM, since it has been this way across several ROMs, and more than a couple devices. I found a little bit of screen flicker when plugged in and in landscape view. This cleared up immediately by disabling ambient display (which I don't think is even usable on the nooks anyway). Other than this, I have nothing to report, all is working as desired!
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Ok, thanks for your feedback!
Did you know that the person that make marsh, lolli, n, etc for the nooks, is making aosp 8.0 for HD and HD+?
I found sources on his GitHub, https://github.com/airend/android/tree/tmp/oreo.
secretwolf98 said:
Ok, thanks for your feedback!
Did you know that the person that make marsh, lolli, n, etc for the nooks, is making aosp 8.0 for HD and HD+?
I found sources on his GitHub, https://github.com/airend/android/tree/tmp/oreo.
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Ahh, good old amaces. He's been at it for a long time too! I bounce around ROMs from time to time depending on what I want to use my Ovation for. His ROMs are pretty solid and stable too, but I wanted to give old-school KK a try again. I've alwayse liked the split-screen menu layout it used over the newer versions too.
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Ahh, good old amaces. He's been at it for a long time too! I bounce around ROMs from time to time depending on what I want to use my Ovation for. His ROMs are pretty solid and stable too, but I wanted to give old-school KK a try again. I've alwayse liked the split-screen menu layout it used over the newer versions too.
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Would you know if UA hummingbird AOSP 7.1.2 is stable? I might try it after school.
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Would you know if UA hummingbird AOSP 7.1.2 is stable? I might try it after school.
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I used to have a working Hummingbird, but it's got a bad battery, and I haven't replaced it yet, so I'm not quite as versed on it as the Ovation anymore. I do know that he's got a following of people that test on the Hummingbird since he doesn't have one himself, and aside for trivial things like the boot screen's orientation being upside down, his' ROMs are known for being quite stable. I remember my Hummingbird feeling faster then my Ovation, but that's also due to the GPU not being taxed as hard as it is on that 1080p display. I remember I had MANY hours of use in on that Hummingbird with his ROMs at the hands of my kids. So much use the battery wore out. Never had any issues with it on the software side that I remember. Now you have me wondering if I can mod mine to fit an ovation-ish battery into it for longer life...
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I used to have a working Hummingbird, but it's got a bad battery, and I haven't replaced it yet, so I'm not quite as versed on it as the Ovation anymore. I do know that he's got a following of people that test on the Hummingbird since he doesn't have one himself, and aside for trivial things like the boot screen's orientation being upside down, his' ROMs are known for being quite stable. I remember my Hummingbird feeling faster then my Ovation, but that's also due to the GPU not being taxed as hard as it is on that 1080p display. I remember I had MANY hours of use in on that Hummingbird with his ROMs at the hands of my kids. So much use the battery wore out. Never had any issues with it on the software side that I remember. Now you have me wondering if I can mod mine to fit an ovation-ish battery into it for longer life...
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Is it stable on Ovation? https://builds.unlegacy-android.org/aosp-7.1/ovation/
secretwolf98 said:
Is it stable on Ovation? https://builds.unlegacy-android.org/aosp-7.1/ovation/
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I haven't tried, or heard of before now, unlegacy on my ovation. So far, your ROM is a very well done re-release of CM11. As for the other, newer ROMs on Ovation, yes, they run quite well. I've only tried amaces' ROMs, and he put a lot of hours, and software tweaking magic into getting it to runt he way it does. I'm going to try this new stuff tonight I think. Just to see what it's about.
Update: I can't get Un-Legacy to boot, so I would say it's not as stable as hoped
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I haven't tried, or heard of before now, unlegacy on my ovation. So far, your ROM is a very well done re-release of CM11. As for the other, newer ROMs on Ovation, yes, they run quite well. I've only tried amaces' ROMs, and he put a lot of hours, and software tweaking magic into getting it to runt he way it does. I'm going to try this new stuff tonight I think. Just to see what it's about.
Update: I can't get Un-Legacy to boot, so I would say it's not as stable as hoped
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Thanks.
Strange, I used it for the first time on hummingbird, and it boots.
Yea same, I only used CM and @amaces ROMs.
I can't wait to try Android Oreo on Nook HD, and if it ever comes out for the Galaxy Tab 2.
secretwolf98 said:
You can find download under the "Downloads" tab on the top left of this thread / post.
Or you can find it at, https://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/?id=22393#downloads
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[ROM][4.4.4][Ovation][EMMC][UNOFFICIAL] LineageOS 11, ROM for the Barnes & Noble Nook HD, HD
Contributors
secretwolf98, LineageOS, twiztid_ (For testing this ROM)
Source Code: https://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/?id=22393#downloads
ROM OS Version: 4.4.x KitKat
Based On: LineageOS
Version Information
Status: Stable
Stable Release Date: 2017-09-05
Created 2017-09-06
Last Updated 2017-09-06
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Thanks for this Rom, its been years since I've flashed and wouldlike to know the steps and what gapps to use.
Thanks in advance.
pvaldeben said:
Thanks for this Rom, its been years since I've flashed and wouldlike to know the steps and what gapps to use.
Thanks in advance.
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your welcome, opengapps.org
ARM
4.4
Pico
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyhUp669FWA (video not mine)
There is also the second latest Android 7.1.2 for Ovation.
https://notredame.app.box.com/s/26a4bygh9vbaw7jjq08xr5evomvaw5ww/file/239817874034
opengapps.org
ARM
7.1
Pico
secretwolf98 said:
your welcome, opengapps.org
ARM
4.4
Pico
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyhUp669FWA (video not mine)
There is also the second latest Android 7.1.2 for Ovation.
https://notredame.app.box.com/s/26a4bygh9vbaw7jjq08xr5evomvaw5ww/file/239817874034
opengapps.org
ARM
7.1
Pico
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Flashed it over the weekend and Worked like a charm. My Nook HD+ has new life. Thanks again for the latest build, gapps and the video. Sweet.:good::good::good:
pvaldeben said:
Flashed it over the weekend and Worked like a charm. My Nook HD+ has new life. Thanks again for the latest build, gapps and the video. Sweet.:good::good::good:
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Your welcome
pvaldeben said:
Flashed it over the weekend and Worked like a charm. My Nook HD+ has new life. Thanks again for the latest build, gapps and the video. Sweet.:good::good::good:
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Sorry, did you flash the LineageOS 11 (4.4.4) ROM or the 7.1.2 one also mentioned in this post? My previous experience with anything newer than KitKat on this device was that performance was too slow. I'm back on CM 11 at the moment but would be tempted to flash a newer ROM.
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Sorry, did you flash the LineageOS 11 (4.4.4) ROM or the 7.1.2 one also mentioned in this post? My previous experience with anything newer than KitKat on this device was that performance was too slow. I'm back on CM 11 at the moment but would be tempted to flash a newer ROM.
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I flashed the recommended 7.1.2 and seems to work great for my use. I use it mostly as a media player in my shop. for google music, tunein, iHeart, and HDHomeRun, but HD HOMErun stops streaming after 30 seconds, must be due to 512meg memory on the system. But Plex works with out an issue.
Its connected to a car radio in my shop and works great and responsive. I do leave it plugged in beacuse its always in the same spot.
Thanks again, if I start having any issue,' ill let you know.
herges said:
Sorry, did you flash the LineageOS 11 (4.4.4) ROM or the 7.1.2 one also mentioned in this post? My previous experience with anything newer than KitKat on this device was that performance was too slow. I'm back on CM 11 at the moment but would be tempted to flash a newer ROM.
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Do you have hummingbird? It won't let me install 4.4.2, 4.4.3, and 4.4.4
pvaldeben said:
I flashed the recommended 7.1.2 and seems to work great for my use. I use it mostly as a media player in my shop. for google music, tunein, iHeart, and HDHomeRun, but HD HOMErun stops streaming after 30 seconds, must be due to 512meg memory on the system. But Plex works with out an issue.
Its connected to a car radio in my shop and works great and responsive. I do leave it plugged in beacuse its always in the same spot.
Thanks again, if I start having any issue,' ill let you know.
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Your welcome. Ok
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Do you have hummingbird? It won't let me install 4.4.2, 4.4.3, and 4.4.4
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I do have both a hummingbird and Ovation - both on the old 4.4.4 ROMs as anything newer had too much lag. Which ROM exactly are you trying to install and what recovery version are you on? I seem to remember that the 4.x ROMs needed the old recovery to install.
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I do have both a hummingbird and Ovation - both on the old 4.4.4 ROMs as anything newer had too much lag. Which ROM exactly are you trying to install and what recovery version are you on? I seem to remember that the 4.x ROMs needed the old recovery to install.
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It gives me an error for all recoveries. Can you make a TWRP backup of hummingbird factory re-set LineageOS 11, and send me it? CM official givers errors and LineageOS 11.