SBF Version Question

Hey there...

The >>>VRZ_MB810_2.3.15_1FF_01 is the file I used to flash before I updated OTA to 2.3.340.

Make sure your bootloader is 30.03 and not 30.04.

 

To run rubix 1.9.5 you have to be on system version 2.3.340

Dont get in a hurry and read every bit of info on the link posted below.. DROID X 2.3.340 System SBF Released for 2.3.320 Leak Users - Droid Life: A Droid Community Blog

Be sure to install 2.3.320 first

I made the mistake of flashing 2.3.340 over 2.3.315. Luckly I had a 2.3.315 sbf and was able to flash back to that version. I thought I bricked my phone.

First you have to upgrade to 2.3.320, this is done by downloading the zip from droidlife and flashing it with clockwork. You will loose root so make sure you have a current copy of z4root and bootstrap on your sdcard so the program can be easily installed. I used apkinstaller from the market

After that to get to the leaked version you will need to download the 2.3.340 sbf and install/flash using rds lite by motorola. The link posted will have instructions for everything you need.

pm me or reply to my post if you have any questions.

 

No offense to haledroid but I think he is incorrect. If you want to be current you need to accept the OTA which will take you to 2.3.340. This is what most of the roms are built on. The absolute only reason you would flash the 2.3320 full sbf is if you brick the phone while on 340. His route will not get you a current kernal/bootloader/baseband. Originally 2.3.320 was only used by people who flashed the TBH leak...then it was announced by Verizon that the OTA would be 2.3.340 so TBH did create 4 zip files that will bring you up to date. If you just accept the OTA and reroot you can avoid the 4 files necessary if you're on 320. Hope this helps.
Again nothing against haledroids advise.

Sent from my DROIDX

 

The sbf I flashed updated everything, but the kernel is a little bit different from the .zip Tatuud is talking about. The Kernel version number is 2.6.32.9 but the letters after the numbers are different.

After the flash without using the zips my system info is below.
Bootloader is 30.04
Baseband is BP_C_1.09.07P
Kernel 2.6.32.9-gca645b6

Below is a link to the four zip files tatuud was talking about.
TBH Patches: 2.3.340-System, Baseband, 2.3.340-Kernel, Bootloader

Thanks

 

Yes sir those are the 4 files you would need if trying to go from 2.3.320 to 2.3.340. The easiest way to get to 2.3.340 with current bootloader/kernal/baseband from 2.3.15 is to use the full 2.3.15 sbf, accept the OTA and reroot. Those files are only necessary if you flashed the 2.3.320 leak. I would however keep copies of those 4 files should find yourself stuck in 2.3.340.

Edit: by the way if you're not on the current bootloader/kernal/baseband certain roms you flash will not allow you to use media on the phone...so obviously you want to be as current as possible with all aspects of the phone.
Sent from my DROIDX

 

Agreed^^^

There is no need to take a long route in order to get there. I flashed the full sbf I posted above

and then received the OTA 2.3.340 update. Now I can flash anything for 2.3.320 and above and I'm

completely current with the 30.04 bootloader.

 

there is a thread in this forum where someone did flash 2.3.15 over 2.3.151 and it worked. the only difference is now you're on 2.3.15, which should still let you accept the OTA. So i'm assuming you're on 2.3.151 with bootloader 30.04. here is the thread, you may want to pm the person and confirm. i have also read elsewhere where people have done this successfully. i wouldn't flash anything but the full 2.3.15 sbf even if i was on 2.3.151, per TBH either bootloader 30.03 or 30.04 are compatible.

http://www.droidforums.net/forum/droid-x-hacks/105654-will-2-3-15-flash-over-2-3-151-a.html

 

glad it worked out but you should be aware that if you didn't update with all 4 files your kernal and other aspects of the phone aren't current with the OTA. you should go to "my droid world" and read up on the 4 files that will bring you current. There have been a lot of issues with media not working properly due to incorrect kernal and i'm not sure the phone will accept future OTA's on the kernal you're on. Just an FYI...good luck