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FRG22D update question
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MotoCache1
Chief Droid Scientist
Yep - sounds like that wasn't the FRG22D update you applied. What was the original filename?
i followed this step by step about 20 times and it still won't update to the newer version and I'm getting VERY frustrated. Please help. I renamed the file to "update.zip" like it said too...
https://android.clients.google.com/updates/voles/signed-voles-FRG22D-from-FRG01B.688e3520.zip
https://android.clients.google.com/updates/voles/signed-voles-FRG22D-from-FRG01B.688e3520.zip
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MotoCache1
Chief Droid Scientist
That's the right file. Which step-by-step did you follow? Are you getting an error message at any point. I don't have much to go on yet.
This was the problem. Thank you. They should specify that you should just rename the file "update" instead of "update.zip," for the computer adds "zip" onto it itself. They got to realize some people don't know a lot about computers and files. Anyway, my phone is updated and I now have the official Flash 10.1. Works great! dancedroiddancedroiddancedroid
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The problem with that is that not everyone's computer add the extra .zip. So, you'd have a bunch more people with errors running a file called "Update". I've used different computers to rename and transfer, so I've gotten into the habit of checking before running anything.
Insult2Injury
Member
MotoCache1
Chief Droid Scientist
In my guides I always try to say this:
I don't think most other guide-writers are as accommodating of non-technical users who don't understand how their computer handles files.
Another solution would be just to avoid the issue by having people copy files to their phone using ADB instead. Then there is no "renaming".
Sure, then there's the extra step of having to install ADB - but that's probably less frustrating that failing repeatedly with no idea what you're doing wrong.
Insult2Injury
Member
Either way people will find a way to mess up. not poking fun at anyone, but we all make stupid mistakes no matter how smart we are, things get overlooked with all the excitment about upgrading your android device!
MotoCache1
Chief Droid Scientist
100% true. Anybody that designs things for a living (be it software, hardware or otherwise) has probably said this at one point or another:Either way people will find a way to mess up. not poking fun at anyone, but we all make stupid mistakes no matter how smart we are, things get overlooked with all the excitment about upgrading your android device!
Sometimes I am that idiot - we all get a turn to wear the ID-ten-T hat eventually.
monkey_man
Member
I have rooted frg01B on my droid with P3 800Mhz custom kernel installed. Recently, i have OTA update to FRG22D that has been rumored can't be rooted with exploit and must be done the old school way. I already have and running Flash 10.1 from the net. So...
1. Should I "install now" or "install later"? I know that the ClockworkMod will block it, but Can I re-install FRG22D in the future?
2. I used Universal Androot as my rooting agent, and lets say I un-root my phone and do Clean Wipe Cache and all that. Do my custom kernel automatically revert back to stock? If not revert back, Can I still install FRG22d?
Thanks for your help guys!
1. Should I "install now" or "install later"? I know that the ClockworkMod will block it, but Can I re-install FRG22D in the future?
2. I used Universal Androot as my rooting agent, and lets say I un-root my phone and do Clean Wipe Cache and all that. Do my custom kernel automatically revert back to stock? If not revert back, Can I still install FRG22d?
Thanks for your help guys!