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This is a port (coming from HTC Aria) of CyanogenMod 9 Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich for HTC HD Mini by munjeni @ XDA based on WinSuk stuff.
Note: HTC HD Mini and HTC Aria have small amount of internal memory needed for the Ice Cream Sandwich, so there is a lot of crashes after some time and the ROM is not the most stable for daily usage, but anyway works great. To get it running good, you need to enable zram, set proper frequency and kill some apps (set long press on back or use an memory killer).
What works:
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