@fred56 in recovery you should be able to adb push the files you need to get the installer to work again, other than that Im not sure what else you can try as I dont own that device, the only thing I have for comparison is when I accidentally installed a tf101 ROM on a tf201, that resulted in me having to do a full system wipe and restore using nvflash

@MrBennett21 great, I will get those sent to you via PM, I have to double check some of it so bear with me

@MrBennett21 hi, the issue isn't whether or not the nexus 5 is good for sprint on UT, the issue is that UT's ofono stack has some issues with CDMA networks. I would say if you message primarily through a data based service like facebook messenger or google voice's website then it should be fine. I was never able to get SMS to work at all, and I couldn't receive MMS but I could send MMS. I have the instructions if you wanna try it anyways.

I was able to get mobile data working with those scripts as well as get MMS to send but never received a, I even went the extra step of removing all the other APNs prior due to the data one not being correctly set when I try to activate the mobile data. I haven't tried changing the AuthenticationMethod yet however next time I play with it I will try that. I know it isn't messing up on my device cause there are only 2 APNs, one for data and one for MMS

Your basic understanding is a little off, step 0 is right, after that you get source code following the docs, configure it with the docs (adjusting for any device specific items) then compile it and flash to your device and test. That is a very very generalized rundown of the process, if you attempt it, we are here to help, and there's no such thing as a stupid question, so good luck if you go for it.

I have a Nexus 5 with Sprint (a CDMA carrier) I have been able to get cellular, Data, and send MMS to work, I can't receive MMS and SMS doesn't send or receive. I can provide any info if you'd like.

I actually brought a UT device to my cell carriers local store, they were very interested when I was just talking about it, and when I gave them a hands on experience, they were very receptive to it.

Since we are fresh out of FOSDEM are there plans to be attending a tech show like FOSDEM as vendors rather than guests? I think having some publicity for UTs features like convergence would generate some good interest for the project.

Has anyone tried to do something like this with microg instead of opengapps? I am curious if that's work.

I have actually been thinking about this alot in recent days, I talked a friend d I to trying it, the name however puts him off because he is strictly a Windows and Android person, Im thinking "Ultimate Touch" could be a good name, as UT IMO is miles better than Android and iOS, however most of the people I've talked to have told me they're not interested in trying Linux, until I tell them that Android is for all purposes of the argument a Linux distro, albeit a very poorly designed Linux distro, but a Linux distro just the same. So what are your guys' thoughts?