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[kbuck13]

What steps have you taken? both the up and down grade?

I am still on 6.14.75 and waiting for positive solutions before I jump.

I have successfully return to ICS 6.14.75

[tucstwo]

I have successfully return to ICS 6.14.75

How?

[tucstwo]

What steps have you taken? both the up and down grade?

I am still on 6.14.75 and waiting for positive solutions before I jump.

Don't jump

[robthefive0]

Well, I finally had the balls to do this yesterday before all the hoopla started. Luckily, everything is working awesome. Guess I am stuck with it until either

A: A fix is found. Which I am sure will happen, it's only been 1 day.

B: I break my phone and get an insurance replacement

C: Upgrade date arrives.

Such is life. But, I am loving this leak so far. If I am stuck, I am stuck.

[kbuck13]

Don't jump

generally wait a few days and read everything I can before I do anything as it saves me a lot of head aches.

[insomniasleepzzz]

Ok, here is my take on this whole situation. I'm a regular dude. Not a nerd, but not dumb. I mess with electronics because I find it fun. I've flashed firmware on mad stuff with no problems at all, from 360 to psp's, the list is endless. So like I said, nothing special, but not retarded. I take full responsibility for flashing this, that being said. I lost such a huge amount of faith in this site, I don't even know what to think. Allow me to explain in a non disrespectful objective manner. I am new here. I don't interact much because I am a loner in real life and that translates to the internet oddly enough. I have flashed every single rom on this site and have donated to the three devs that produced something I would actually purchase in real life. So I am not a leech and I support hard work. Being a contributing member to the community I would like to think that there is that unspoken understanding. Everyone makes mistakes, heck I do all the time. However, I fully read the warning. Though I am bringing my phone back to verizon anyway, these guys are really slow here so, sorry? Point being is there was nothing, and still nothing listed about this error. I even laughed when I read this was an isolated incident on certain phones? It seems to me this is a huge widespread problem, though I won't argue symantecs. I tried to fastboot back well before people started posting and now my phone is, even with that "fix". At the point where a bunch of people as in almost everybody started complaining there should have been some huge warning posted. Was this planned? I just don't see why there is nothing extra being posted about this HUGE problem. I would feel more comfortable knowing that some of the devs I gave money too are working to rectify this, rather then reading an all caps rant about feeling tortured over a bunch of kids not appreciating something you didn't do. Say what you want but this is all fact. I have to assume this was planned if there is no warning posted about this still. I feel very betrayed, I feel worse for the people that can't do anything because their local verizon workers are too smart. From here on out I will be strictly leeching from this site until I am either assured that there was someone working damn hard to fix this, or some BIG warning gets posted against this. You lost the trust of a solid guy, just had to say it.

[DonDraper]

(sings) The FAIL boat.... SOON we'll be mak-ing another thread!!!!!

-50 points to those that supposedly tested. And please top talking about how wrong it is to release leaks. That's the WHOLE F'ING REASON forums like this exist. IF you feel that way then go buy an iPhone and get on with your boring ways.

[insomniasleepzzz]

And before a butthurt being emerges saying they pulled the files and blah blah blah, no honey. I mean something BIG to warn people from going anywhere else to obtain it. A whole seperate thread. So if you're gonna be the immature type that just wants to prove a point, don't, I simply expressed my personal feelings in a forum. This needs to be treated as the problem it is.

[b419kid]

If you are asking this... you shouldn't flash this leak. People are bricking because odds are you CANT fast boot back if something goes wrong. I personally haven't tried and won't be flashing anymore mods themes or anything until... well who knows lol. Although I will say DTs script works great and so does the deblur debloat mod. But again... if you forget to wipe you may end up sh**img bricks

Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk 2 Beta-6

Well, I have restored previously through Matt's utility. It comes with flashboot files packaged in. I just was wondering how to obtain them manually for RSD Lite~~ because the guide warns against using Matt's utility. But you are probably right, I need to learn more about it before attempting.

[weedahoe]

Works fine on my device and I have root afterwards.

Am I concerned I cant/wont be able to change later? NO. Not at all because Ive never seen a leak that didnt eventually get a work around to downgrade and then go back forward to a higher revised version.

So I think to all the guys saying DONT do it because you will be screwed later is inaccurate and over exaggerated

[knghts50]

I have successfully return to ICS 6.14.75

How?

[ssmaynv]

This is what I did. I know you will read it and say to yourself, "well that just sounds dumb", I know this because it's what I thought.

1. Protect root with voodoo
2. Reboot into ICS Bootstrap
3. Factory reset
4. Wipe Dalvik
5. Advanced Restore Nandroid - SYSTEM ONLY
6. Wait for it to fail because I protected Root with voodoo
7. After fail, check log to verify it failed at su-backup
8. Factory Reset
9. Wipe Dalvik
10. Reboot
11. Skip initial setup
12. Verify root, and I'm still rooted (Yay)
13. Verify system settings
14. Create accounts, sync, load apps as normal.

I really hope this works for you too because I'm surprised it worked for me.

[JungleKing76]

This is what I did. I know you will read it and say to yourself, "well that just sounds dumb", I know this because it's what I thought.

1. Protect root with voodoo
2. Reboot into ICS Bootstrap
3. Factory reset
4. Wipe Dalvik
5. Advanced Restore Nandroid - SYSTEM ONLY
6. Wait for it to fail because I protected Root with voodoo
7. After fail, check log to verify it failed at su-backup
8. Factory Reset
9. Wipe Dalvik
10. Reboot
11. Skip initial setup
12. Verify root, and I'm still rooted (Yay)
13. Verify system settings
14. Create accounts, sync, load apps as normal.

I really hope this works for you too because I'm surprised it worked for me.

You may have successfully gone back to 75 but whatever is causing users to fail in rsd likely is still there in your phone and I suspect you will be stuck as well.

Sent from my DROID RAZR using Xparent Purple Tapatalk

[AsosaYoung]

This is what I did. I know you will read it and say to yourself, "well that just sounds dumb", I know this because it's what I thought.

1. Protect root with voodoo
2. Reboot into ICS Bootstrap
3. Factory reset
4. Wipe Dalvik
5. Advanced Restore Nandroid - SYSTEM ONLY
6. Wait for it to fail because I protected Root with voodoo
7. After fail, check log to verify it failed at su-backup
8. Factory Reset
9. Wipe Dalvik
10. Reboot
11. Skip initial setup
12. Verify root, and I'm still rooted (Yay)
13. Verify system settings
14. Create accounts, sync, load apps as normal.

I really hope this works for you too because I'm surprised it worked for me.

Were you on .84???

Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk 2

[ssmaynv]

Yes I was. I'll try matt's util to flash back to 173

[BigDaddyGriz]

Yes I was. I'll try matt's util to flash back to 173

You are a brave man.

[STiK]

Add this guy to the brick list

[ssmaynv]

Well, Matt's applications have always been rock solid for me. I will ask this before I try it though, is there some sort of indicator that it might fail? such as a file or partition structure?

I mean from what's been learned so far.

[_base2]

Add this guy to the brick list

^^ this lol

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