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[Q] Preparing my Old Evo 4G LTE to Update OS, Transfer to Ting

My sister just had her old One X stolen, and I want to give her my old Evo 4G LTE. I had used this with Sprint, but when my Sprint contract expired, I both ended my Sprint service and bought a Nexus 5. So I haven't used it at all since then, and didn't go through any "unlock" process with Sprint, but did unlock it myself long ago using LazyPanda's unlocker. I was also thinking of putting the latest Lollipop CM on it before giving it to her.



The phone currently has MeanBean 2.3 (Android 4.1.1, Sense 4+, PRI 2.87_003, PRL 25018, Baseband 1.12.11.1119, HBOOT 1.12.1111) and TWRP (2.2.0) on it, and is rooted and unlocked (S-OFF, via LazyPanda).



My questions:



1. Is there anything special I have to do other than Ting's normal BYOD process to get this to work, since I have it unlocked already?



2. Any advice about a ROM to install, given my situation? CM? A different Sense ROM? One concern is, I see the latest CM 12 requires the "new partition layout," but I can't find a good explanation of how to update to this "new partition layout." Also, it seems like people are having issues with making LTE work on CM. Basically, I just want to give her a good, working phone that is somewhat optimized (battery life, speed).



Thanks for any advice at all - I've been away so long I'm a little out of the loop.





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