HTC EVO 3D CDMA Custom ROM List

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*Flash your device at your own risk*
(08/04/2011) [SS] Kaos Hybrid 4.20 Beta#2
(08/04/2011) [SS] Synergy 3Dvo (Nightly)
(08/04/2011) [SS] Evo-Nonsense3D (2.3.3)(CS)

(08/04/2011) [SS] SteelROM v1.02 (2.3.3)(S3)

(08/04/2011) [SS] AOSP Gingerbread ALPHA (2.3.5)(WIP)

(08/03/2011) [SS] SupraROM v1.2 (AOSP/S3)

(08/03/2011) [SS] Bl00dyB3@$T-3d MOD v5.4 (S3)

(08/03/2011) [SS] Project_ROM v1.0 RLS1 (CS)
(08/03/2011) [SS] Ti-X E3D V2
(08/03/2011) [SS] freEVO 3D 1.1
(08/02/2011) [SS] Senseless ROM 1.0
(08/02/2011) [SS] EVOZone3D
(08/02/2011) [SS] CMYLXGOroms 3EVO (2.3.3)(S3)
(08/02/2011) [SS] viperROM RC1.2
(08/01/2011) [SS] Absurd by Evervolv v1.0.0a2 (S3)
(08/01/2011) [SS] ShooTeR ReWInD 3D RLS2-RC1 (2.3.3)(S3)
(07/31/2011) [SS] gbsense-e3d-deck [0.2]
(07/31/2011) [SS] CleanROM 1.1
(07/30/2011) [SS] MikRoms Chogardjr3D v0.9
*All source links are from xda-developers forum*


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