Can someone give specific on this procedure? I want to do this as well.
Before I begin, let me say that an incredible amount of traffic gets generated on this board (and others) due to folks who end up somehow mutilating files that they download. The cause of this mutilation is almost always "short" or "truncated" files caused by interrupted downloads or incorrect disconnecting of SD cards "mounted" by the PC. The way you can avoid this problem to begin with is to
check your checksums (Thanks to scary alien for that post). Please do this to insure the files you download are the correct files, and are undamaged.
There are a couple of files mentioned in this post:
PB00IMG.ZIP (leak-V3): 109,946,224 bytes; md5sum 1c0b0182356242a9d673a661e7458587
RUU...exe ("Official" RUU): 130,323,038 bytes; md5sum 74035b1685b279b1aa4f17fafdbec78b
update.zip (July 2010): 13,437,426 bytes; md5sum 6c509776a039149c392940025a13cff9
First, Get the Leak-V3 installed
1) Go to this
Leak V3 Announcement thread and download the file.
2) Get it onto your SD card in the root folder, and make sure it is renamed to "PB00IMG.ZIP". (that's Zero-Zero in the middle, not "Oh-Oh").
3) Perform the procedure shown step-by-step using pictures in the thread
http://androidforums.com/all-things-root-eris/75384-visual-example-pb00img-zip-update-method.html (ignore the comments about "battery pull", and run the procedure through to completion).
Note: Alternatively, the steps 1-3 can also be performed by using the Windows PC-based RUU
utility referred to as "Official" RUU
4) After the phone reboots for the last time, there is a good chance that it will immediately recognize that the July 2010 OTA update can be applied. If that happens, you are done. If not, complete the rest of the steps here.
5) Download the July 2010 OTA from the link mentioned in
this post.
6) After download, move it to the root folder of your SD card and make sure it is renamed to "update.zip".
7) Turn your phone off.
8) Turn your phone back on by holding down the Vol-Up and End/Power buttons simultaneously. (Actually, the precise procedure is this: hold down the Vol-Up button, and continue to hold it down. Then press the End/Power button, and continue to hold
BOTH buttons until the screen with three skateboarding Droids shows up - you can release the buttons at that time).
9) You will see a screen with only an image on it - nothing else. Wait about 10 seconds, and then press the Vol-Up + End/Power buttons again as in the previous step... only this time you can release them immediately. After a couple of seconds, you will see a menu appear on the phone. Use the one that mentions "sdcard:update.zip".
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