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Root I downloaded the First leaked OTA - Will my Inc be OK when I upgrade to froyo?

You downloaded the leaked ota but none of the leaked 2.2 froyo roms? If so you could always do that and live the good life now. And yes you need to install the froyo roms currently available on top (sorta say) of the leaked ota. You install the roms through the clockwork recovery. Also it is recommended that you do a wipe/reset of data and clear your cache first before installing the new rom. Both again can be easily pulled of with the options available to you in clockwork.



Otherwise if you are just waiting for the official froyo 2.2 update ota you should NOT install that on top of what you have now.

You should return everything to stock first. To do so follow the sticky threads on the top of this page. Return your hboot first and than the next step will allow you to return to stock.
 
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I too am curious about this, but I have heard that it will be ok to install the Official 2.2 over the manually installed 1st OTA leak. Can anyone else elaborate?

No one knows for sure what the consequences will be, because the OTA hasn't been pushed yet. That said, the froyo push is said to include the 2.0 radio in the OTA. The concern is that you could potentially brick your droid by applying the same update twice. But again, there's no way to know just yet. The best thing you can do is just wait. DO NOT accept the OTA until you are sure of if it will work or not. I'm pretty sure that we'll all know pretty quickly if it starts bricking phones.
 
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No one knows for sure what the consequences will be, because the OTA hasn't been pushed yet. That said, the froyo push is said to include the 2.0 radio in the OTA. The concern is that you could potentially brick your droid by applying the same update twice. But again, there's no way to know just yet. The best thing you can do is just wait. DO NOT accept the OTA until you are sure of if it will work or not. I'm pretty sure that we'll all know pretty quickly if it starts bricking phones.

Could not have said it better.

IMO its better to go back to the stock 2.1update and update to the official 2.2 OTA, that way you don't have to worry about bricking. Sure it sucks having to set your phone back up (done it twice) but its better than not having a working phone. Easily worth spending the extra couple hours being on the safe side.
 
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No one knows for sure what the consequences will be, because the OTA hasn't been pushed yet. That said, the froyo push is said to include the 2.0 radio in the OTA. The concern is that you could potentially brick your droid by applying the same update twice. But again, there's no way to know just yet. The best thing you can do is just wait. DO NOT accept the OTA until you are sure of if it will work or not. I'm pretty sure that we'll all know pretty quickly if it starts bricking phones.

With the Official Froyo confirming that the radio is indeed updated from that of the first OTA leak, would it be safe to assume we can safely apply the official Froyo update?
 
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you should be ok as we know the radio is the same one from the 8/1 leak.
since many of us have flashed that radio with no problems from 2.05 you should be good to go as well.

at this point if you want to go to stock its almost easier to root and s-off and then go back rather then downgrading hboot but its up to you :) i do think you will be ok though i just can't confirm.
 
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you should be ok as we know the radio is the same one from the 8/1 leak.
since many of us have flashed that radio with no problems from 2.05 you should be good to go as well.

at this point if you want to go to stock its almost easier to root and s-off and then go back rather then downgrading hboot but its up to you :) i do think you will be ok though i just can't confirm.

I'm inclined to agree with you logically, I'm just nervous, because I haven't yet dove into rooting etc., and can't afford to brink my phone...thanks for the feedback.
 
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most likely.

when devs build custom roms, they can simply make it so you don't get that notification... or at least this was the way it was on the D Eris.
So like when you first rooted 2.1 and made that you shouldn't ever delete, of stock, you should get the notification on that no matter what, root, clockwork mod, whatever your story is you should get it, because its built into the ROM, I could be wrong, but this was my understanding coming from the the Eris.
 
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