Dual Boot was made for SGS II
Thanks to enthusiastic developers, you can now have up to two ROMs on your favorite device at once.
I think there are quite a few people worldwide with Samsung Galaxy S II, so it’s no surprise that the predecessor will continue to evolve after the new Galaxy S comes out, even if only by enthusiastic programmers. Now we have a kernel that allows us to install two ROMs on our device at the same time. For example, with a fully stable ROM, you have the opportunity to try something less stable, without having to worry about losing any important data. Of course, the process can result in a loss of warranty, so anyone who tries it should do so at their own risk. The exact description can be found on the following page: LINK
I think there are quite a few people worldwide with Samsung Galaxy S II, so it’s no surprise that the predecessor will continue to evolve after the new Galaxy S comes out, even if only by enthusiastic programmers. Now we have a kernel that allows us to install two ROMs on our device at the same time. For example, with a fully stable ROM, you have the opportunity to try something less stable, without having to worry about losing any important data. Of course, the process can result in a loss of warranty, so anyone who tries it should do so at their own risk. The exact description can be found on the following page: LINK
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