In this video, Carlos Graves shows how to flash a zip file while flashing Pershoot’s 2.6.32 Kernel.

Download this kernel at your own risk.

• N1: Multi-colored trackball and custom Live Wallpapers
• Modaco Desire Alpha 6 Review (Nexus One ROM)
• HTC Sense keyboard working on the Nexus One
• Overclocking Nexus One to 1.1 GHz
• Nexus One rooted. Wait, what?

Many Verizon customers read – with giddy excitement – yesterday’s news that Android 2.1 dumps for both the Droid and Eris have been leaked to xda-developers. We saw video evidence of the bump at work on the Droid a few days ago, but this is the first (that I’ve seen anyway) of the upgrade on Eris. Q2 is still the projected dats for a public release, folks, but at least we know it’s out there. Check the video after the break:

• HTC Incredible on video
• Hands on with Legend at MWC
• PhoneDog’s hands on with Desire and 2.1
• Desire to be a Legend and pre-order today
• Legend and Desire – First Look videos from HTC

In this video, Carlos Graves reviews Cyanogen’s CM-5.0.4.1 ROM.

Download the ROM here

• Cyanogen 4.2.15 180 Degree Orientation
• A quick look at the MoDaCo Alpha 10 Desire ROM
• Modaco Desire Alpha 6 Review (Nexus One ROM)
• Early Desire ROM available
• HTC Desire ROM headed for thousands of Nexi

MoDaCo gives us N1 users Sense with this Desire ROM. Click here for instructions on how to get here from a stock Nexus One. Carlos already did a video review of Alpha 6, but I wanted to take the newer version for a spin and continue to dust off of my movie makin’ gear. Despite the warnings from MoDaCo that most probably will not want to use this as their production ROM, it is my ROM of choice right now. Fantastic! I point out a few features that are not exclusive to the ROM, but maybe some of you are curious about standard 2.1 as well. Video after the break.

• Modaco Desire Alpha 6 Review (Nexus One ROM)
• Early Desire ROM available
• HTC Desire ROM headed for thousands of Nexi
• Cyanogen 5.0.4.1 ROM Review
• CyanogenMod 5.0 for Nexus One

I don’t follow the cooking community closely enough to know about every ROM that’s released, and definitely not closely enough to know about each hack included, but I stumbled across a couple of things today that I thought were worth mentioning. One is the video after the break, which features a Nexus One with some hacked-in settings that allow the user to change the colors of their Live Wallpaper and trackball notifications. The other is a tweet by @WootRoot that went up about an hour before this posting:

Expect something epic in 3-4 business days – thats all i can say (follow @cyanogen, @kmobs, @chrissoyars and i for more details soon)

The tweet comes after – and apparently in reference to – the video, in which WootRoot says “hopefully this will come to CyanogenMod soon.”

• Overclocking Nexus One to 1.1 GHz
• Nexus One rooted. Wait, what?
• Pershoot’s 2.6.32 Kernel (Tutorial)
• Do we have a date on a VZW Nexus?
• Swype for Nexus One easily accessible