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[HiTom]

Hey im a really noob at this stuff but my friend told me to install this system on my phone because its a really great thing. So im asking if is it available for my phone? (Zte atlas 3.5w) And i need some tutorials in how to do this because i really dont want to mess up my christmas present .

Thanks!

[Liamness]

It looks like a lot like a Vivacity (iPhone 4 aping, capacitive buttons), but of course that's no guarantee ROMs for one will work on the other. If you want to try, I would install clockworkmod first (I don't see any reason why the build and instructions in this thread shouldn't work). Then you can make a nandroid backup of the stock rom, so you can go back to that if things go horribly wrong. If a ROM isn't compatible with your phone, it either won't boot or things will be glitchy / won't work. It shouldn't break anything permanently.

Edited by Liamness, 26 December 2012 - 09:49 PM.

[gbosh]

Yes Vivacity ROMs are perfectly compatible with the Atlas W, I have it myself and it is only a debranded and unlocked vivacity
@HiTom: I am gonna post a little guide trough the CyanogenMod roms available for your device soon

[trotil]

Yes, but not officially. every cyanogenmod build have some bugs.

[gbosh]

There are three versions of CyanogenMod for the ZTE atlas, CM7, CM9 and CM10.
All of the have some bugs, Cm7 has the fewest and CM9 the most, Cm7 is also best for battery life and it's fast but it is not smooth.
Cm9 is not really fast or smooth and has the most bugs.
CM10 has a few bugs more than CM7 but most stuff works, the problems are that the front camera and FM radio don't work (these are the only bugs from CM7) ,video recording is laggy and camera flash dosen't work.It is pretty smooth and pretty fast
If you want any Cyanogenmod version you need to have ClockWorkMod recovery installed.
Do this by follwing these guides: http://www.getandroi...zte-crescent/2/ and http://www.getandroi...zte-crescent/2/
Then you can download CM7 from here:
http://www.modaco.co...t-updated-2806/
Download the Rom, the vivacity kernel and the gapps. Put them on your SD card and install them via Clockworkmod recovery how it is described in the thread  but be sure to make a backup first, also via CWM recovery.
If you want CM10 you should take this ROM: http://www.modaco.co...ent-17-12-2012/
It is like CM10 but has way more settings and on our device fewer bugs. You'll need to download

• TMV variant: http://www.mediafire...tnquf813f11oov5
  
• 10MB Gapps! Courtesy of Ambush http://db.tt/4pL8Y6zm
  
• Temporary fix for Paranoid Android Settings http://www.mediafire...jwl9ft2mu142whv
  
• Omx Patch aka HQ video fix http://www.mediafire...dyc9z53go3t6nrz

And install them with CWM recovery. Install TMV variant first.

Edited by gbosh, 26 December 2012 - 10:30 PM.

[HiTom]

 gbosh, on 26 December 2012 - 10:27 PM, said:

There are three versions of CyanogenMod for the ZTE atlas, CM7, CM9 and CM10.
All of the have some bugs, Cm7 has the fewest and CM9 the most, Cm7 is also best for battery life and it's fast but it is not smooth.
Cm9 is not really fast or smooth and has the most bugs.
CM10 has a few bugs more than CM7 but most stuff works, the problems are that the front camera and FM radio don't work (these are the only bugs from CM7) ,video recording is laggy and camera flash dosen't work.It is pretty smooth and pretty fast
If you want any Cyanogenmod version you need to have ClockWorkMod recovery installed.
Do this by follwing these guides: http://www.getandroi...zte-crescent/2/ and http://www.getandroi...zte-crescent/2/
Then you can download CM7 from here:
http://www.modaco.co...t-updated-2806/
Download the Rom, the vivacity kernel and the gapps. Put them on your SD card and install them via Clockworkmod recovery how it is described in the thread  but be sure to make a backup first, also via CWM recovery.
If you want CM10 you should take this ROM: http://www.modaco.co...ent-17-12-2012/
It is like CM10 but has way more settings and on our device fewer bugs. You'll need to download

• TMV variant: http://www.mediafire...tnquf813f11oov5
  
• 10MB Gapps! Courtesy of Ambush http://db.tt/4pL8Y6zm
  
• Temporary fix for Paranoid Android Settings http://www.mediafire...jwl9ft2mu142whv
  
• Omx Patch aka HQ video fix http://www.mediafire...dyc9z53go3t6nrz

And install them with CWM recovery. Install TMV variant first.

Thank you really really very much i was looking for a guide like this, unfortunately i dont have time to try it now, but i will try to install it ASAP and will reply to you how did it go Thanks!

And the only question i got left is, how can i root my device? All i know about rooting is, there are different ways in every device to root them, so how can i root my Atlas W 3.5?

Edited by HiTom, 27 December 2012 - 04:27 PM.

[gbosh]

Root is included in all CyanogenMod Roms, there is a way to root the stock rom too.But I can't find the guide to it right now