How do I prevent being updated?

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People are saying that updates are happening automatically? How can this be prevented?
 

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Just unrooted , updated, and rerooted, it was not automatic.

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Why do you want to prevent it? If it is to save root you can either update and re-root or look in this thread for instructions on how to install the new update with root.

http://www.droidforums.net/forum/droid-news/103352-new-motorola-droid-update-available.html

There is no way to prevent the update without being rooted.

OK, So how do I prevent the update if I am rooted?

Do you have a custom recovery installed (SPRecovery or Clockwork Mod)? If so, if you get prompted to run the update, run it and it will fail because the custom recovery will block it.
 

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Why do you want to prevent it? If it is to save root you can either update and re-root or look in this thread for instructions on how to install the new update with root.

http://www.droidforums.net/forum/droid-news/103352-new-motorola-droid-update-available.html

There is no way to prevent the update without being rooted.

OK, So how do I prevent the update if I am rooted?

Do you have a custom recovery installed (SPRecovery or Clockwork Mod)? If so, if you get prompted to run the update, run it and it will fail because the custom recovery will block it.

unless your me didn't work for me, updated and broke my root. still trying to figure out what went wrong
 

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OK, So how do I prevent the update if I am rooted?

Do you have a custom recovery installed (SPRecovery or Clockwork Mod)? If so, if you get prompted to run the update, run it and it will fail because the custom recovery will block it.

unless your me didn't work for me, updated and broke my root. still trying to figure out what went wrong

It's impossible for an OTA from verizon/google to work unless you have stock recovery. If you have SPR or CW and accept the OTA, it WILL be blocked.

And it's not automatic, you need to accept it.
 

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Do you have a custom recovery installed (SPRecovery or Clockwork Mod)? If so, if you get prompted to run the update, run it and it will fail because the custom recovery will block it.

unless your me didn't work for me, updated and broke my root. still trying to figure out what went wrong

It's impossible for an OTA from verizon/google to work unless you have stock recovery. If you have SPR or CW and accept the OTA, it WILL be blocked.

And it's not automatic, you need to accept it.

Tell me what happened. Here is what I did. Rooted with z4 installed rm flashed clockwork did a backup. Ran the update and it installed broke root
 

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unless your me didn't work for me, updated and broke my root. still trying to figure out what went wrong

It's impossible for an OTA from verizon/google to work unless you have stock recovery. If you have SPR or CW and accept the OTA, it WILL be blocked.

And it's not automatic, you need to accept it.

Tell me what happened. Here is what I did. Rooted with z4 installed rm flashed clockwork did a backup. Ran the update and it installed broke root

If you don't root via link 3 in my sig, then on every reboot your custom recovery will be overwritten by the stock one.

This is why we don't endorse one click root apps. Link 3 in my sig. The only way to root a d1

Sent using the DF app, from a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away
 

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It's impossible for an OTA from verizon/google to work unless you have stock recovery. If you have SPR or CW and accept the OTA, it WILL be blocked.

And it's not automatic, you need to accept it.

Tell me what happened. Here is what I did. Rooted with z4 installed rm flashed clockwork did a backup. Ran the update and it installed broke root

If you don't root via link 3 in my sig, then on every reboot your custom recovery will be overwritten by the stock one.

This is why we don't endorse one click root apps. Link 3 in my sig. The only way to root a d1

Sent using the DF app, from a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away

So what's the big deal? You accept the update, lose root and root again?
 

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That makes sense. Now awnser this for me please. When root broke I still have the such icon but no root. I also the rest of my root apps. I will have to root the right way now. So is this going to hurt anything
 

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That makes sense. Now awnser this for me please. When root broke I still have the such icon but no root. I also the rest of my root apps. I will have to root the right way now. So is this going to hurt anything

You should. Be fine. Go for it

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So what's the big deal? You accept the update, lose root and root again?

Well hook, for some it does more then breaks root, for some it totally borks their phone all up and the only way to fix is to revert back to stock via sbf or link 4 in my sig

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