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#101
Posted 30 August 2012 - 07:31 PM
#102
Posted 30 August 2012 - 07:40 PM
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#103
Posted 30 August 2012 - 07:42 PM
With .242 you also cannot go back to GB at all. Same as with .235 and .238. I soft bricked my phone proving it when .235 dropped.
When you check for updates via the system menu, you have to be on .905 (GB) in order to receive an available update, when it goes live. Since you cannot go back to GB from .235/.238/.242, you cannot install .905 in order to boot the phone and check for updates, much less actually receive said update.
HTH
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#104
Posted 30 August 2012 - 07:52 PM
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#105
Posted 30 August 2012 - 07:56 PM
That last post by Sam might come across as harsh, but he's been through all of this before with his phone and his utility is top notch. You can't go wrong listening to him and his advice.
I was the guinea pig that proved that you cannot revert .235 to a bootable GB stock that can take updates and such. He convinced me to do so back when there was no HoB utility to get out of a jam. But make no mistake:
HoB can only help in moving between .235 / .238 / .242 if you are on any of those three builds. It CANNOT revert you from any of those builds back to a booting GB stock anything.
Nothing can.
#106
Posted 30 August 2012 - 07:58 PM
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#107
Posted 30 August 2012 - 08:04 PM
Any user currently on .905
#108
Posted 30 August 2012 - 08:06 PM
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#109
Posted 30 August 2012 - 08:34 PM
Samuri, sounds like you have thrown out a few too many lifelines to "brick heads." Thanks for all of your great work in creating and continuing to develop your HoB. I do think, however, that it is important for us to explore and fully debate the issues so we can all gain a clear understanding of the advantages and dangers of each step that we take. This is especially important in this time of "one click"upgrades and roots, when new users may not read or understand the ops and posts before flashing and to coin a term creating a "one click brick."Trust me when I say that the idiots out there who argue that point will learn the hard way and will not like my reaction to their pleas for help when they brick their phone. Can I fix it? Yes. Will I give a royal attitude while doing so? You bet. And the people that argued with me on this point won't get any help at all. I'll begrudgingly help those that mistakenly get themselves into a bad situation with a strong lecture on the side. But there are a couple people on my list whom will not ever get my help. My warning shouldn't be taken lightly and certainly not responded to with a "so what I don't like gb anyway and won't be returning to it so who cares" response. Playing with leaks that you can't fxz from is not a small risk.
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#110
Posted 31 August 2012 - 12:53 AM
Is it likely that you will never have to go back to 905? Will the official release going to be the same?
It's impossible to say, until the official release comes out. It might be something we never ever need to do. It might be something people will be kicking themselves for not being able to do.
Myself, I'm not moving past 232 until the FXZ is out for an ICS OTA, even if the OTA itself is released and out for weeks. I don't like the idea of not being able to completely wipe and start over from square 1.
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#111
Posted 31 August 2012 - 03:44 AM
Samori, sounds like you have thrown out a few too many lifelines to "brick heads." Thanks for all of your great work in creating and continuing to develop your HoB. I do think, however, that it is important for us to explore and fully debate the issues so we can all gain a clear understanding of the advantages and dangers of each step that we take. This is especially important in this time of "one click"upgrades and roots, when new users may not read or understand the ops and posts before flashing and to coin a term creating a "one click brick."
I fully agree. Check out my post for the hob sometime and see the warnings I give. Especially the part where i say this is not a replacement for knowing how to do this manually. Because I made it so easy people just start downloading it and running it without taking the time to even read how it works. I give those people a super hard time when they inevitably tell me it didn't work. I love the I skipped that step cause I didn't think it applied responses. Those are awesome. Especially since it says in the op it won't work if you skip a step. Lol! But yea I've gotten in trouble for my harsh attitude I take with people who don't bother to read. The mods over there are sick of cleaning up my thread...
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#112
Posted 31 August 2012 - 03:46 AM
It's impossible to say, until the official release comes out. It might be something we never ever need to do. It might be something people will be kicking themselves for not being able to do.
Myself, I'm not moving past 232 until the FXZ is out for an ICS OTA, even if the OTA itself is released and out for weeks. I don't like the idea of not being able to completely wipe and start over from square 1.
The fxz won't take months this time. The 905 FXZ only came out cause I asked for it. I'll be asking for this one as soon as the ota drops. It might take up to a month to 6 weeks but we'll get it.
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#113
Posted 31 August 2012 - 05:03 AM
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#114
Posted 31 August 2012 - 10:17 AM
Edited by Aldroid33, 03 September 2012 - 07:06 PM.
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#115
Posted 31 August 2012 - 10:19 AM
I fixed it. Ha ha ha:)
Edited by Aldroid33, 03 September 2012 - 07:07 PM.
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#116
Posted 31 August 2012 - 10:28 AM
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#117
Posted 31 August 2012 - 12:17 PM
I fully agree. Check out my post for the hob sometime and see the warnings I give. Especially the part where i say this is not a replacement for knowing how to do this manually. Because I made it so easy people just start downloading it and running it without taking the time to even read how it works. I give those people a super hard time when they inevitably tell me it didn't work. I love the I skipped that step cause I didn't think it applied responses. Those are awesome. Especially since it says in the op it won't work if you skip a step. Lol! But yea I've gotten in trouble for my harsh attitude I take with people who don't bother to read. The mods over there are sick of cleaning up my thread...
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Lol - I skip steps all the time - but it's because I know WTFH I'm doing
Sam even gave me some ribbing over mentioning in the old Hiver shoutbox that I was skipping steps lol
Seriously, though, when I was a n00b in the world of Android, I read over how to root my D1 many times - made sure I had the steps down so I could perform them almost by rote. I did'nt use a one click root tool for the first year b/c I wanted to reinforce the steps in my head so that, if, by chance, something went wrong, I could fix it. I still do this today. I bugged Sam repeatedly for differnt things in his script b/c I would run them manually to see what was going on. (In fact, Sam, I'd still like some things to be echoed back to the screen - like when the file is being pushed to the SDcard - otherwise it's too easy to think it is not doing anything when it actually is....)
Reading and asking questions - that is what the forums are here for. There are so many differnet forums now dealing with Android phones that one really has no excuse for not learning the process, but at the same time I understand how some people simply do not have the time / wherewithall to try to learn the process. It's really a catch .22, in that there are always going to be people who just want it done and others who have just barely begun to learn and start giving advice - a dangerous combination in teh best of situations.
The fxz won't take months this time. The 905 FXZ only came out cause I asked for it. I'll be asking for this one as soon as the ota drops. It might take up to a month to 6 weeks but we'll get it.
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Samuri, Samuri, He's our man! If he can't get it....we'll find someone else.
I'm a rummy! Oh, wait, that's not what you were asking? Damn, I'll put the Tortuga back then. SNIFF SNIFF
Is that ther glue you were sniffing, son?
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#118
Posted 31 August 2012 - 12:22 PM
Lol - I skip steps all the time - but it's because I know WTFH I'm doing
Sam even gave me some ribbing over mentioning in the old Hiver shoutbox that I was skipping steps lol
Seriously, though, when I was a n00b in the world of Android, I read over how to root my D1 many times - made sure I had the steps down so I could perform them almost by rote. I did'nt use a one click root tool for the first year b/c I wanted to reinforce the steps in my head so that, if, by chance, something went wrong, I could fix it. I still do this today. I bugged Sam repeatedly for differnt things in his script b/c I would run them manually to see what was going on. (In fact, Sam, I'd still like some things to be echoed back to the screen - like when the file is being pushed to the SDcard - otherwise it's too easy to think it is not doing anything when it actually is....)
Reading and asking questions - that is what the forums are here for. There are so many differnet forums now dealing with Android phones that one really has no excuse for not learning the process, but at the same time I understand how some people simply do not have the time / wherewithall to try to learn the process. It's really a catch .22, in that there are always going to be people who just want it done and others who have just barely begun to learn and start giving advice - a dangerous combination in teh best of situations.
ADB goes to sleep while pushing it. I give as much info as I can while it's doing it. As for the rest, you deserved the ribbing and you know it. Bricking your phone constantly. I see what type of user YOU are. MUAHAHHAAHA
Samuri, Samuri, He's our man! If he can't get it....we'll find someone else.
WOW! I see how it is now. Where's that ignore button!?!?!?! LOL!
Is that ther glue you were sniffing, son?
Sadly no. I was hoping to go to the beach today but the weather was looking bad when I was ready to leave and then decided that it wasn't going to rain and in fact the sun came back out. SIGH.
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#119
Posted 31 August 2012 - 12:40 PM
ADB goes to sleep while pushing it. I give as much info as I can while it's doing it. As for the rest, you deserved the ribbing and you know it. Bricking your phone constantly. I see what type of user YOU are. MUAHAHHAAHA
All in the name of science, my friend.
WOW! I see how it is now. Where's that ignore button!?!?!?! LOL!
I asked matt to take it out
Bah. Mother nature - she's a fickle one.Sadly no. I was hoping to go to the beach today but the weather was looking bad when I was ready to leave and then decided that it wasn't going to rain and in fact the sun came back out. SIGH.
#120
Posted 31 August 2012 - 12:42 PM
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