Mac users with rooted Androids are a niche group. However, they do exist.
Those users will appreciate the latest announcement from the CyanogenMod team, which introduces the CyanogenMod installer for Mac OS X.
Nov 13, 2013 Launch CyanogenMod Installer on your Android device and tap ‘Begin’ on the first screen. The second screen will instruct you on enabling the Camera (PTP) mode for your USB connection; tap Continue and enable Camera (PTP) on the next screen. Now launch CyanogenMod Installer.
The current release is in ‘beta’ form, so don’t expect it to be perfect. With this installer, however, you will be able to:
-Quickly and easily install CyanogenMod from any Mac OS X computer
-This only installs the custom ROM; it does not root your Android device
-All you need to do is connect your Android device to your Mac OS X computer
Not all devices are currently compatible, but a bunch of them are. All supported devices can be found about halfway down this page.
Running the installer WILL void your Android’s warranty, but if you’re on One Click Root, I don’t think you’re too worried about voiding your warranty, hey?
You can download the CyanogenMod installer for Mac OS X here: https://plus.google.com/communities/100663046352711689172
Meanwhile, the standard version of the CyanogenMod installer can be found here: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/CyanogenMod_Installer
I have been using CyanogenMod ROM on my phone since the starting and the ROM is very quick. The reason why most people end up installing CM on their phones is that it gives you the Google experience with enhanced features and customizations ability.
What I like the most about CM is that you can change the System UI by applying themes on your CyanogenMod. Apart from that, you can also use apps which need rooted phones and you can also extend the functionality of your phone by using other MODs like Icon Themer.
The developers over at Cyanogen released a new app, CyanogenMod Installer which makes it easy for everyone to install CM ROM on their Android phones. The app is currently available for Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8 only and OS X app will be available soon.
They also released a companion app for Android on Google Play Store to guide the users through the process. The app is currently in beta and supports a limited number of phones, includes mostly the flagship devices but it will soon cover more devices.
You don’t have to be rooted phone to use the app, the app doesn’t cares if your phone is rooted or not but you need to be running on Stock ROM. Also, you don’t have to have unlocked boot loader. If you’re already on a Custom ROM and want to use the app, you can unless it recognizes your phone. The app should recognize the supported phones.
How to Use the Installer
Install the CyanogenMod Installer on your desktop and install the companion app on your phone. Now, run the Companion app on your phone and follow the on-screen guide. Since the app is currently in beta, it supports HTC One, Nexus 4, Samsung Galaxy S2, S3, S4, Note, Note 2, Nexus 7, 10 and Nexus S.
You will end up with a bricked device if you try the app on a phone that’s not listed in supported device.
Since the app currently doesn’t includes the system backup option, you should backup your system before getting started so that you can flash it if something goes wrong. Oracle 11g free download.
Download(Android App, Desktop App)
Mac users with rooted Androids are a niche group. However, they do exist.
Those users will appreciate the latest announcement from the CyanogenMod team, which introduces the CyanogenMod installer for Mac OS X.
Nov 13, 2013 Launch CyanogenMod Installer on your Android device and tap ‘Begin’ on the first screen. The second screen will instruct you on enabling the Camera (PTP) mode for your USB connection; tap Continue and enable Camera (PTP) on the next screen. Now launch CyanogenMod Installer.
The current release is in ‘beta’ form, so don’t expect it to be perfect. With this installer, however, you will be able to:
-Quickly and easily install CyanogenMod from any Mac OS X computer
-This only installs the custom ROM; it does not root your Android device
-All you need to do is connect your Android device to your Mac OS X computer
Not all devices are currently compatible, but a bunch of them are. All supported devices can be found about halfway down this page.
Running the installer WILL void your Android’s warranty, but if you’re on One Click Root, I don’t think you’re too worried about voiding your warranty, hey?
You can download the CyanogenMod installer for Mac OS X here: https://plus.google.com/communities/100663046352711689172
Meanwhile, the standard version of the CyanogenMod installer can be found here: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/CyanogenMod_Installer
I have been using CyanogenMod ROM on my phone since the starting and the ROM is very quick. The reason why most people end up installing CM on their phones is that it gives you the Google experience with enhanced features and customizations ability.
What I like the most about CM is that you can change the System UI by applying themes on your CyanogenMod. Apart from that, you can also use apps which need rooted phones and you can also extend the functionality of your phone by using other MODs like Icon Themer.
The developers over at Cyanogen released a new app, CyanogenMod Installer which makes it easy for everyone to install CM ROM on their Android phones. The app is currently available for Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8 only and OS X app will be available soon.
They also released a companion app for Android on Google Play Store to guide the users through the process. The app is currently in beta and supports a limited number of phones, includes mostly the flagship devices but it will soon cover more devices.
You don’t have to be rooted phone to use the app, the app doesn’t cares if your phone is rooted or not but you need to be running on Stock ROM. Also, you don’t have to have unlocked boot loader. If you’re already on a Custom ROM and want to use the app, you can unless it recognizes your phone. The app should recognize the supported phones.
How to Use the Installer
Install the CyanogenMod Installer on your desktop and install the companion app on your phone. Now, run the Companion app on your phone and follow the on-screen guide. Since the app is currently in beta, it supports HTC One, Nexus 4, Samsung Galaxy S2, S3, S4, Note, Note 2, Nexus 7, 10 and Nexus S.
You will end up with a bricked device if you try the app on a phone that’s not listed in supported device.
Since the app currently doesn’t includes the system backup option, you should backup your system before getting started so that you can flash it if something goes wrong. Oracle 11g free download.
Download(Android App, Desktop App)
...">How To Install Cyanogenmod Installer For Mac(18.02.2020)Mac users with rooted Androids are a niche group. However, they do exist.
Those users will appreciate the latest announcement from the CyanogenMod team, which introduces the CyanogenMod installer for Mac OS X.
Nov 13, 2013 Launch CyanogenMod Installer on your Android device and tap ‘Begin’ on the first screen. The second screen will instruct you on enabling the Camera (PTP) mode for your USB connection; tap Continue and enable Camera (PTP) on the next screen. Now launch CyanogenMod Installer.
The current release is in ‘beta’ form, so don’t expect it to be perfect. With this installer, however, you will be able to:
-Quickly and easily install CyanogenMod from any Mac OS X computer
-This only installs the custom ROM; it does not root your Android device
-All you need to do is connect your Android device to your Mac OS X computer
Not all devices are currently compatible, but a bunch of them are. All supported devices can be found about halfway down this page.
Running the installer WILL void your Android’s warranty, but if you’re on One Click Root, I don’t think you’re too worried about voiding your warranty, hey?
You can download the CyanogenMod installer for Mac OS X here: https://plus.google.com/communities/100663046352711689172
Meanwhile, the standard version of the CyanogenMod installer can be found here: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/CyanogenMod_Installer
I have been using CyanogenMod ROM on my phone since the starting and the ROM is very quick. The reason why most people end up installing CM on their phones is that it gives you the Google experience with enhanced features and customizations ability.
What I like the most about CM is that you can change the System UI by applying themes on your CyanogenMod. Apart from that, you can also use apps which need rooted phones and you can also extend the functionality of your phone by using other MODs like Icon Themer.
The developers over at Cyanogen released a new app, CyanogenMod Installer which makes it easy for everyone to install CM ROM on their Android phones. The app is currently available for Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8 only and OS X app will be available soon.
They also released a companion app for Android on Google Play Store to guide the users through the process. The app is currently in beta and supports a limited number of phones, includes mostly the flagship devices but it will soon cover more devices.
You don’t have to be rooted phone to use the app, the app doesn’t cares if your phone is rooted or not but you need to be running on Stock ROM. Also, you don’t have to have unlocked boot loader. If you’re already on a Custom ROM and want to use the app, you can unless it recognizes your phone. The app should recognize the supported phones.
How to Use the Installer
Install the CyanogenMod Installer on your desktop and install the companion app on your phone. Now, run the Companion app on your phone and follow the on-screen guide. Since the app is currently in beta, it supports HTC One, Nexus 4, Samsung Galaxy S2, S3, S4, Note, Note 2, Nexus 7, 10 and Nexus S.
You will end up with a bricked device if you try the app on a phone that’s not listed in supported device.
Since the app currently doesn’t includes the system backup option, you should backup your system before getting started so that you can flash it if something goes wrong. Oracle 11g free download.
Download(Android App, Desktop App)
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