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Old July 26th, 2012, 08:27 PM   #22 (permalink)
JALStudios
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Originally Posted by InterceptVM245 View Post
Okay, I have spent all day tearing my house apart for a dell power cord.. lol No luck. But in the time, I also looked and looked and looked for more information on fixing this damn thing. Found something.

My mother in law happens to have a netbook running Windows XP.. I will be using that tonight to run SWUpdate and put CM01 back on the phone. With that, I can properly fix this darn thing.

I also figured out what I did wrong.. CM01 has three wipe options.. After looking at the guide here : [GUIDE] - How to install Custom Kernel/ROM on your Intercept using CM01 Recovery - SDX-Developers Forum, I found out I was using the wrong wipe..

You said to select "Wipe" and "Format Cache".. I figured you meant to do a Data/Cache wipe followed by "Wipe Cache" - from this text "The rest of the ROMS you need to Factory Reset and Wipe Cache!"..

The guide made it clear.. DO NOT FACTORY RESET.

So, I need to instead do a Wipe Dalvik Cache followed by a Wipe Cache - then install the Kernel/ROM.

I think when I did the factory reset whatever was left in the Dalvik Cache was causing the phone to not boot. Since I still have access to the recovery, I'm hoping that means it isn't fully bricked.

Your thoughts before I try this? The wife leaves tomorrow for a weekend in El Paso, Texas for a wedding.. leaving me at home.. all alone.. I'd like her to have the cell for the trip. Thanks in advance for the help!
If you can boot into the recovery then you are Semi-Bricked. You still have some life in your phone! The way most people brick up the Intercept is either Flashing a Sprint Intercept recovery or flashing a Sprint ROM (that changes the baseband) and it can't be changed back.
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