hello, i rooted my d2 a couple of months ago, since yesterday its been freezing, restarting, and the battery dies from full to empty in about 1hr 30mins. i have jrummy and its clocked at 1100max 400min. i had set cpu and i thought that was the problem so i uninstalled the setcpu, but its not..can someone tell me what to do? right now im using my laptop to send out this message..
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Phone is done!
- Thread starter jponry2ez
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TheFarmerDeBoer
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Try to set it back to it's default clock speeds to see if that fixes the issues. I know when I OC my D1 to a speed it doesn't like, it'll freeze, reboot and the such.
You should clear data too.
Just reflash the rom with no data/cache wipe first.
furbearingmammal
Super Moderator
Please change your previous post as someone might take offense. "I'm an idiot" would suffice. Thank you.
Make a Titanium Backup of everything you want to save and SBF back to stock. If the phone STILL has issues it's a problem with the phone's hardware and it will need to go back.
Make a Titanium Backup of everything you want to save and SBF back to stock. If the phone STILL has issues it's a problem with the phone's hardware and it will need to go back.
furbearingmammal
Super Moderator
Basic phone hacking 101 for Motorola phones. RSD Lite and SBF.
I'm surprised you didn't know anything about them. You should do some serious reading.
www.droidforums.net/forum/droid-labs/73579-using-rsd-lite-flash-sbf-file-correctly.html
While geared towards the D1 you should still familiarize yourself with the thread. Other than "catching the boot" it's the same. You'll want RSD Lite 4.8 or 4.9 and you'll need the SBF that corresponds to your system version/bootloader. Use the .320 SBF for bootloader version 30.04.
And start digging around and reading what you can so you know what to do in the future if something screws up and you don't flash the wrong file and brick your phone.
I'm surprised you didn't know anything about them. You should do some serious reading.
www.droidforums.net/forum/droid-labs/73579-using-rsd-lite-flash-sbf-file-correctly.html
While geared towards the D1 you should still familiarize yourself with the thread. Other than "catching the boot" it's the same. You'll want RSD Lite 4.8 or 4.9 and you'll need the SBF that corresponds to your system version/bootloader. Use the .320 SBF for bootloader version 30.04.
And start digging around and reading what you can so you know what to do in the future if something screws up and you don't flash the wrong file and brick your phone.