Always had odd glitchy issues with liberty 1.5 even after using the maderstock zip and performing fresh install. Thought I would try again with the new full 340 sbf that was released the other day. So far no issues what so ever and even runs smoother than 1.0. Just a heads up to anyone having issues.
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Liberty and 340 sbf
- Thread starter mcp770
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And what's even better, is if you have the TBH app from market. It has a the sbf in a zip file so you
can run it through recovery and not have to use RSD lite. Of course this won't work if you can't get
past the bootloader screen. But comes in handy by not having to run RSD every time to sbf.
Thanks to DetoX for bringing this to my attention
can run it through recovery and not have to use RSD lite. Of course this won't work if you can't get
past the bootloader screen. But comes in handy by not having to run RSD every time to sbf.
Thanks to DetoX for bringing this to my attention
It's the full 2.3.340 sbf just released. But it's in a 253MB zip instead.
This way you can keep it on your SD card for a clean start anytime. But like I said, if you can't get
out of the bootloader or can't get to Clockwork, you will have to flash sbf the old fashioned way. RSD style.
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nerdslogic
Silver Member
What is the "TBH" app?
TBH=Team Black Hat. It consists of a few sbf files and some Tranquility ROM downloads.
If your not to sure about using it I wouldn't get it. It is a $2 app, just a heads up.
nerdslogic
Silver Member
ah....ok. Yeah I don't want to get anything that isn't made for my D2
Well I'm not positive but I think they make it for a variety of devices. So check out the app it will tell you what it supports.
//Tap'd on CM8's DX\\
nerdslogic
Silver Member
well it had my phone listed. I am happy with Liberty and don't want to change ROM's but I do want some SBF action up in here just in case things go south ya dig? So $2 to save a $500 phone seems like a good deal....I mean I do have insurance and all so I could just run over my phone on "accident" should I brick it or something.....:wacko:
I'm just kidding here guys....I just recall someone else saying they did that and thought it was funny as heck.....pretty sure I wouldn't commit insurance fraud over a phone.
I'm just kidding here guys....I just recall someone else saying they did that and thought it was funny as heck.....pretty sure I wouldn't commit insurance fraud over a phone.
So this is back to bone stock and not just a stock backup? Does that just make the whole deal cleaner for the next Liberty install?
When ever I change versions of a rom I just wipe data and cache unless specified by the dev. The framework is usually the same so no biggie. When I switch to different roms entirely I use an sbf or full stock zip to completely get the phone back to unrooted stock and ensure a clean install of new framework. Might be overkill but I seldom have issues doing it that way.
So, I'm having some issues with Lib 1.5. Device gets HOT, Random Reboots, Device Shuts off, Battery Drain. I have the SBF file, DX-Monster_2.3.340_updater.zip, on my SD Card from the TBH app. I assume I can simply go to Clockwork Recovery > install zip from SD Card > choose zip from sdcard and start all over again correct?
Haven't used it yet, but that's what they say. That's why it's in the zip form. Now I'm not sure if it
leaves you without root or not. Always a good thing to leave a copy of the z4root apk on your
SD card too, just in case.
Same issues after day two. the screen won't activate and the phone feels like it could burst into flames it gets so hot. Liberty is a bust for me...way to buggy on my phone.