flyjbaker

"Main version is older"
"Update Fail"
"Do you want to reboot device?"

I got that message after loading the PC36IMG.zip.
It then asks if I want to reboot!! I am thinking no at this point....what to do??? Everything has gone smoothly up to this point!!!

Suggestions???!!!!...reboot or not??!!!

Last edited by flyjbaker; August 31st, 2010 at 01:42 PM.

exBBuser

Reboot and find the new image I saw a link floating around here today.If u are using Simple Root start the whole process over.

Last edited by exBBuser; August 31st, 2010 at 02:53 PM.

laredo7mm

What method are you using to root? Simple Root?

NYCHitman1

I used the Froyo root method since my EVO came pre-installed w/ it. Regaw from XDA made a nice (kinda) simplistic post on it. [GUIDE] How to root Android 2.2 on the EVO 4G - xda-developers

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flyjbaker

NYC, that is the method I am using. I am stock 2.2 OTA trying to root using that method. When I get to the point of going back into the bootloader and then loading the PC36IMG.zip it comes back with the message above. I have gone thru the process twice now. And everything goes perfectly smoothly up until that point. I may try to re download that file from a more trusted source and start all over....I don't know really. I think I am done with it for today. I have wasted all afternoon so far and got nowhere although may have learned a little bit in the process...not sure what....haha. My phone is fine so that is all I care about at the moment. The one small hiccup I did see was both times I had to type "reboot bootloader" twice....???? Who knows. I will start all over on a different computer and download only from XDA.

NYCHitman1

You are only supposed to update once then press no when it reads the PC36IMG.zip again. Afterwards, you move onto the bootloader portion.

flyjbaker

You already lost me....when do you "update"???
I think you may have misunderstood what I was trying to say. When still in the command prompt and you type "reboot bootloader" it took me 2 times to get that to take.. I doubt it has anything to do with it but just thought I would mention it for somebody more familiar.

Last edited by flyjbaker; August 31st, 2010 at 04:12 PM.