Help Loaded wrong Froyo ROM on AT&T

[George Orwell]

I mistakenly loaded the T-Mobile ROM on my N1 AT&T (I did it because of all of the bad info on the web). It automatically rebooted back into the stock version, but I'm now getting weird errors.
The screen won't respond, the applications hang for a long time, it's not unusable, but it is annoying.
I'm assuming the Froyo update will update the ROM and fix this. Would that fix the problem or should I do a factory reset?
Sorry if my terminology is wrong.
Thanks for the help

 

[BiGMERF]

do you have the original att build when you check? a factory reset will not hurt things and most likely will fix it.

 

[jmcgee_jr]

do you have the original att build when you check? a factory reset will not hurt things and most likely will fix it.

You can run the tmo ver of froyo on your phone, I have it on my ATT and I have zero issues.

 

[George Orwell]

You can run the tmo ver of froyo on your phone, I have it on my ATT and I have zero issues.

Thanks. But don't I have to flash to the T-Mobile build and then flash to the T-Mobile Android 2.2? I don't want to root my phone.

 

[daffyduck]

Try factory reset.....trouble is, your incorrect rom may have altered the base for the factory reset?!?

If you need to flash other Roms you cannot do this without rooting.

 

[George Orwell]

Try factory reset.....trouble is, your incorrect rom may have altered the base for the factory reset?!?

If you need to flash other Roms you cannot do this without rooting.

Thanks man. I hope that isn't the case. I guess I'll hang tight for the 2.2 update. Assuming that ever happens.

I think Google messed up with their Froyo release. All that talk and then .... Seriously, you should announce the upgrade and then flip a switch and then all of your N1 users should download it right away. Adobe is ridiculous too with their Flash..seriously..a BETA after all the
Flash hype..A BETA! I want Flash too, but Apple is going to release their new phone soon and eclipse any good news for Android...Come on Adobe & Google..step up your game.

...Just my opinion..no flames man
PS I am no iPhone guy..I had one and switched to the N1..much better phone..

 

[daffyduck]

Thanks man. I hope that isn't the case. I guess I'll hang tight for the 2.2 update. Assuming that ever happens.

I think Google messed up with their Froyo release. All that talk and then .... Seriously, you should announce the upgrade and then flip a switch and then all of your N1 users should download it right away. Adobe is ridiculous too with their Flash..seriously..a BETA after all the
Flash hype..A BETA! I want Flash too, but Apple is going to release their new phone soon and eclipse any good news for Android...Come on Adobe & Google..step up your game.

...Just my opinion..no flames man
PS I am no iPhone guy..I had one and switched to the N1..much better phone..

Um, sorry, why did Google mess up?

The dev community got a hold of the download location and made the file (which was never official as Google did not publicise it) public, which obviously, Google did not intend.

If people like yourself tried to install the hack and now have issues, sorry don't mean to flame but you only have yourselves to blame. I have said before on this forum, you should only really being flashing alternate ROMs (which this Froyo version is) IF you have rooted......then you are easily able to roll back or fix any issues that arise.

You are not the only one to have done this and then had issues - you won't be the last!

 

[Rusty]

You haven't flashed anything onto your phone, as strange as it sounds, this is a coincidence.

When you tried to update your phone, it checked too see if you were running ERE27. You weren't, so it didn't change anything.

 

[George Orwell]

Um, sorry, why did Google mess up?

The dev community got a hold of the download location and made the file (which was never official as Google did not publicise it) public, which obviously, Google did not intend.

If people like yourself tried to install the hack and now have issues, sorry don't mean to flame but you only have yourselves to blame. I have said before on this forum, you should only really being flashing alternate ROMs (which this Froyo version is) IF you have rooted......then you are easily able to roll back or fix any issues that arise.

You are not the only one to have done this and then had issues - you won't be the last!

I'm not saying Google did anything wrong. I flashed it myself and that's my problem. If anything goes wrong it's my fault, because I did it and it wasn't an official OTA.
Sorry about that, I wasn't trying to say Google messed up.

The part about giving Google a hard time was that I think the 2.2 upgrade should have been made available the next day after it was announced. That my be unfair (you can make a good case on that), because all OSs aren't released when they are announced. Those other OSs had a Beta phase, etc..
Google has no control over Adobe so I shouldn't have said anything on this forum.

My build is the same as it was before: EPE54B.
I think I'll just wait for the OTA.
I really want it to show to the iPhone people where I work. They're pretty disgusted with Apple in that you can't do anything with your phone unless you root it. They have rooted their phones for multitasking and they think Jobs is a liar for saying that won't work on the phone,etc., for whatever excuse he makes up.

I showed them the EVO 4G and they thought that was a nice looking phone.