HTC Droid DNA is one awesome device, it boasts of a 1080p display and is not flimsy to hold, it does feel like it’s worth the dollars you’ll spend to get one.
The developers over at xda have managed to get CyanogenMod 10.1 working on this beast. The port is not yet fully functional but a major hurdle of cracking the ril (Radio Interface Layer) has been cracked and we do have working audio (no voice to text though yet).
Whats Working:
- Display
- Data (3g/4g)
- SMS, MMS
- WiFi
- adb
- MTP
- NFC (Might need to restart for it to turn off)
- Sensors (compass, gyro etc)
- Vibration
- LEDs
- Audio “partially working”
- GPS
Not Working:
- Bluetooth
- Camera
- Torch
Once Camera is working then I guess you can jump on and install CyanogenMod on your Droid DNA. Please note you need to rooted and must have ClockworkMod or TWRP recovery to install this. In case you are not S-Off you can flash the kernel using fastboot.
Download link and instructions can be found here.
Written by munchy
Munchy is a Cobol Programmer by profession, Android diehard by choice. He currently owns a Red Droid DNA running Carbon, a T-Mobile Galaxy S4 running MIUIv5 & a Nexus 7 2013.When he is not thinking about Android he loves to take his Mustang out for a drive to no where.
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