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Sorry for late reply..It happen only in movie mode..not in photo

I installed latest nightly build in my 1100D..I'm really impressed with the features..My heartiest thanks to the team behind this amazing product..Most of the functions i tried worked flawlessly,except exposure override.
When i set the magic lantern to exposure override mode ON,everything appeared to be normal in live view mode-there were no flickering or frequent "dimming and brightening" experienced by some previous posters in this thread.Shutter speed and iso could be set as desired.But the trouble was with aperture-It didn't change as i expected..It didn't stay in the widest aperture as mentioned by some previous posters.I set the aperture to the widest 3.5 limit and increased gradually with live view focused on a lamp..There was incremental dimming of the lamp with each increase in aperture from 3.5 upto 28 but to a much much lesser level than originally expected level of dimming,ie increase from 3.5 to 28 seems like 3.5 to 5.6..It seems like the decrease in aperture with increase in f value  is like about 1/10th of the original expected value..Could this be rectified in coding?

Hi guys
I am a newbie in photography and recently bought canon 1100D as my first DSLR..I am planning to install magic lantern in my camera and I have some doubts regarding  magic lantern port to 1100d,which i hope some of you can enlighten me on..
1.Once installed,does the exposure override mode in magic lantern allow user to manually decide aperture,shutter speed and iso when shooting video,with 18-55mm kit lens.?
2.How can i make my sd card bootable?

Thanks in advance..