Should I unroot my maxx before I take the update when out comes?
I'm no expert by any means but from what I read on here I don't think you can get any OTA updates if you are rooted.
Should I unroot my maxx before I take the update when out comes?
From different posts that I read earlier it sounds like they started pushing the OTA update on the east coast first, according to people that posted about receiving the update and their location. Who knows, its like that anticipation you have as a child when its Christmas Eve and you can't wait for tomorrow to come.
Currently enjoying ICS greatness! I urge people who cant wait to use this awesome utility Droid Razr Utility 1.7 [For Ics And Those Who Want To Go To Ics] - DroidRzr.com View attachment 51430
How come people aren't using this utility (for all the ones who haven't received update yet)?
Also, how's the battery in. 211? Still much worse than gingerbread?
If we use this for .211, will we be able to receive future updates as normal? Any disadvantage to using this tool to forcibly update?
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Matt (the guy who made this utility) said to someone in that link that it is the official update and you will be able to continue the update path.
Gotcha. So what's the biggie about people waiting if they can just use the utility? Lol.
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I'm hesitant because I haven't done this before and i'm too worried about screwing something up either now or down the road. I tried doing something from another thread yesterday but that guy didn't suggest using this utility to put ICS on the phone. I don't know if this is much better or not. I would rather wait for the official OTA to come for me because It will just be more exciting i guess? lol that sounds silly. I also feel like if I screw something up then verizon and moto wont help but if the OTA screws up then they would.
Ah, lol. I can understand that. I'm about to head over there and read some feedback. I might just take that route if everyone there claims it work well. I would feel much better if ICS was a surprise, lol.
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I just asked on that forum if this utility will put the update on my phone for me or if I will have to do something else. Trying to get as much info as I can. Still hitting that update button on my phone though lol. I'm just driving myself crazy over this.
How come people aren't using this utility (for all the ones who haven't received update yet)?
Also, how's the battery in. 211? Still much worse than gingerbread?
If we use this for .211, will we be able to receive future updates as normal? Any disadvantage to using this tool to forcibly update?
Sent from.my DROID RAZR MAXX using Tapatalk 2.
Ah, lol. I can understand that. I'm about to head over there and read some feedback. I might just take that route if everyone there claims it work well. I would feel much better if ICS was a surprise, lol.
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Battery life is better especially with the ability to disable much of the bloat. This is the exact file that is the OTA and it does not root your phone unless you go through the process to do it. I had a completely stock Razr with .181 and it was completed in about 20 minutes
The utility is very straightforward. There are outlined directions on page 15 of the post that I followed and it worked flawlessly. Just be sure your battery is above 70% to prevent any issues as well as moving the zip file to your SD card before you do anything else