[SELFKANG ICS AOSP ROM] CM9/ICS for Droid 4 -- [BETA 03/05/2012]

[Melatonin]

I tried to install the newest nightly. But I cant see the Safestrap screen, it is so dark, I cant see the selections so all I can do it reboot and now I cant install gapps or anything. I cant even go back to the safe side. Any suggestions? I tried a factory reset, but it didnt do anything at all just restarted.

[Melatonin]

Ok I was able to download the latest nightly, gapps, and safestrap on my PC and transfer to my SD card. So I installed the safestrap app and rebooted. Now my D4 is at the Motorola Droid boot screen and rebooting itself over and over, never getting past the boot screen. I cant even turn it off. I press the top button and button volume and it restarts but just keeps cycling. This is frustrating. lol I guess I just have to let the battery run out or is there any other way to turn it off? I will have to go to the verizon store tomorrow.

[MoonScar119]

Ok I was able to download the latest nightly, gapps, and safestrap on my PC and transfer to my SD card. So I installed the safestrap app and rebooted. Now my D4 is at the Motorola Droid boot screen and rebooting itself over and over, never getting past the boot screen. I cant even turn it off. I press the top button and button volume and it restarts but just keeps cycling. This is frustrating. lol I guess I just have to let the battery run out or is there any other way to turn it off? I will have to go to the verizon store tomorrow.

You bricked your phone. This thread really should be closed because the link on the first page no longer works for stock droids.

You need to do this first: [HOW TO] Install the leaked Android 4.0.4 ICS build on the Droid 4 (XT894)
It will upgrade you stock phone image from GB to ICS. Now if you just want your phone working again with the stock image, one of the first steps on that page reflashes you phone to the stock GB image.

I really reccomend upgrading it though. A new leak was recently released within the past week. Version 214 Ibelieve it is. If you need help, we"re here for you. There is enough droid4 files out there to support unbricking your phone