Droid 2 Global. Constant Bootloader after SBF

[Rabadh]

Hi guys,

I have a Droid 2 Global which I got down from the US. I am currently having a problem with it. The issue is that it always seems to crash and go into bootloader mode. I have tried SBF'ing multiple times with different versions. All the same result. a few hours use and boom, restarts into bootloader.

I have tried using the phone without a sim, not configuring gmail or anything. just the phone with wifi. I have been reading forums and trying to find solutions for the past week. Nothing I do seems to last. The frequency of crash varies from 1 day to a couple of hours. I am unable to use this phone except in safe mode. I have a droid pro so i swap batteries whenever i run out of charge.

Am I doomed to used this this D2G like an Ipod? Please note that I will not be able to return it to Verizon since I am not in the US.

SBF's used:

2.4.29
2.4.330
4.5.608

Bootloader mode after crash is D0.11. Always.

I also tried 2.4.29 and then system update to 4.5.608. All my efforts have ended up in failure. Ideas, Solutions or suggestions would be most welcome.

Thank you.

 

[themib]

my bootloader always is D0.11
and sbf works fine
not sure what problem is, but somethings you can check
SBF - The DROID WikiOfficial 2.4.330 D2G sbf from TBH
Gingerbread Full SBF 4.5.608

verify md5 of sbfs,
after sbf do a battery pull, then delete data and cache
try ezSBF D2G
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[Rabadh]

Thank you for your reply. I shall try and update. I have yet to try the ezsbf.

 

[Rabadh]

Progress so far:

EZSBF can no more be found. If anyone has ISO's please do upload them.

4.5.608 is not working. Everytime I try to SBF it crashes at BP Pass through..

Currently trying to SBF the .330 file.its in progress. Will update on results..

thanks a lot.

 

[Rabadh]

Sorted that out and got 4.5.608 loaded. now to see how long it will run..

 

[Gasai Yuno]

4.5.608 is not working. Everytime I try to SBF it crashes at BP Pass through..

That's why you should read the wiki or such, I guess.

I specifically described this issue in the article related to RSDLite usage.