Can someone continue Development of ROM?

http://androidforums.com/official-u...loper-tester-thread-zte-msm-8x30-devices.html is the thread its located at, there were plenty of people wanting it, but the developer's just up and quit on it leaving people hanging.

I'm hoping some other developers would be interested in continuing the work so it would be stable enough for everyday use.

 

I never said that he was ran away (unless your referring to someone else saying that in that thread), ZTE Radiant is a GSM phone, I guess some of the other phones are GSM and a few are CDMA, couldn't it be repackaged without CDMA support if they are going to phase it out? I mean, its really the consumers fault for purchasing a CDMA phone that they will not be able to use later..

The phone I'm currently running it on is the ZTE Radiant and is a GSM phone, and most everything works, I can't get much of any apps to work tho, most install successfully and then when you click OPEN, it crashes the app. Basic functionality is good, call's seem fine, SMS and whatnot seem fine, data is fine, just the apps & camera crashing to my knowledge is the main problem.

 

Well, it was nice of hroark to remove my "garbage posts" in his thread where I posted something useful to his De-Odexed rom, there is no need to continue this thread, I'll just post a new thread with the file in it, I know it helped some people because there were many downloads of the file.

The only thing I could see wrong with his Base Roms was no tethering (blocked) that was all, that was why I was so pissed about the situation with the CM11 rom, the CM11 had tethering but not much else worked. When I took his De-Odexed base rom and got the tethering working myself, I had all I needed in a rom, but that was after the fact, and words were already exchanged, its water under the bridge I'm over it, I apologize Hroark13, I was just frustrated. I don't have access to broadband in my rural area, so its either tethering or dial-up, and everyone knows dial-up is just about Un-usable now days.

Matt