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Operation "Tuna Balls" (UNOFFICIAL CyanogenMod 9 from source)

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http://forum.xda-developers.com – Hello, I have released a very ugly, hacked up dump of my work from July when I attempted to port CyanogenMod 9 to the Nexus Q. It is incomplete, but compiles still, and functional. Developers might find this of use. There was a large amount of interest in this work when I released a video of 'proof of concept' that went viral in July, before the consumer launch. This work was all created before Google pulled the launch (July), and many weeks before AOSP or OMAP repos had the source for device/vendor. I call it "Tuna balls" due to the fact it's a raw rip off of the Tuna/Magu (HowTos)

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