Reading over some threads I noticed that some people have said they've already gotten the official OTA froyo update. I was wondering if there is any difference between the leak and the official update.
and to add, im asking because i have the froyo leak on my phone and was wondering if there was a point in reverting back to 2.1 for the official update
There is no official OTA. There is a leaked update, however. Motorola obtained an official cease and desist order on it and said that anyone who has it will not be able to update to the official ota.
As I understand it, the leaked rom has bugs and problems. My advice would be to wait. It'll come within the month, imo. (Not official).
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These jokers on the Motorola forum are having more problems with 2.1.1 than I am having with the leaked Froyo. Actually I haven't really had any problems other than it needing a reboot every couple of days to reinitialize the SD Card.
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Reading over some threads I noticed that some people have said they've already gotten the official OTA froyo update. I was wondering if there is any difference between the leak and the official update.
Were these people who said they got the official OTA Froyo update talking about on thier Droid X, or a different handset? Froyo just rolled out OTA for the Droid Incredible, are you getting handsets confused maybe? Because it's not out for the Droid X yet.
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Were these people who said they got the official OTA Froyo update talking about on thier Droid X, or a different handset? Froyo just rolled out OTA for the Droid Incredible, are you getting handsets confused maybe? Because it's not out for the Droid X yet.
I saw the thread he's referring to. It was one of those "geez I can't wait for froyo" threads and a couple of wise guys tried to stir things up by claiming they already had OTA. Nothing to get excited about. If it was out, we'd know about it.
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wont we just be able to load the apk of the official rollout once it actually rolls out? this is in regards to those of us that installed the leaked version...
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wont we just be able to load the apk of the official rollout once it actually rolls out? this is in regards to those of us that installed the leaked version...
What planet did you come from? The operating system is much more than an apk, it is a rom that gets flashed.
no different then updating from 2.0 to 2.1 a few months back......
OMG I'm gonna go ahead and suggest that you S&D all posting. First off the X hasn't been out a few months its hasn't even been out two months yet. Second, The X never had 2.0. 2.0 was the OS the original droid shipped with back in 09 when it was launched. The DX shipped with 2.1.
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OMG I'm gonna go ahead and suggest that you S&D all posting. First off the X hasn't been out a few months its hasn't even been out two months yet. Second, The X never had 2.0. 2.0 was the OS the original droid shipped with back in 09 when it was launched. The DX shipped with 2.1.
right, but the D1 was basically the same animal, and all signs show us leading to the same point.....
like i said, i dont see much difference as to how i went from 2.0 to 2.1 and the D1 then the way i went from 2.1 to 2.2 on the DX
and as far as what you would "recommend" me to do....cease is spelled with a "C"
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I'm curious to hear from the serious hackers. How difficult would it be to alter the official OTA to allow those of us who updated with the leaked 2.2 to update again? It seems to me that when Motorola says "no update for you," they mean we won't be able to run the official update pushed to our phones. I never thought I was going to be able to do that anyway. Of course I get jittery about it and want to start prepping for a 2.1 downgrade, but then I start to recall the sorts of miracles that Birdman, P3droid, et al have been able to pull off, and I'm thinking that once Moto/Verizon start pushing the real update, it won't be long before those of us who installed the leak will have a working update.zip as well.
I'm not sure how that really applies to this situation. In this case it was a newer member correcting my grammar. Not that I care. My only problem is with people not fully comprehending what they are talking about.
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