go to recovery and do a factory reset then flash darkside cache wipe. I'm not real sure if you need to flash a rom made for the T989D. Are you wiping everything in recovery before flashing?
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Alright i'll try that tomorrow, Do you think it could be something in the root, because every time I root my phone at the very end it has some error message in all the run scripts, but the last thing still says it rooted fine. I also still have superuser and got titanium backup and it all worked fine.
I've been told I may need to update my Hboot, and my Radio, do you have any idea how to do this?
My phone is andriod 4.0.3, do you know where I could download the radio from I can't seem to find it,
@Atmazzz ... I GOT IT!!! It was the radio that was screwing things up, I flashed the radio before flashing the ROM and it worked great, and I flashed CM9 too! Thank you so much for your support, helping me out through this process! <3 Lol =D
I just followed this guide on my Telus S2X, and upon trying to flash CM9, I get the following error:
...Whole bunch of gibberish...
E:Error in /sdcard/cm-9.0.0-galaxys2.zip
(Status 7)
Installation aborted.
Any thoughts?
Should be. I downloaded again just to make sure. It's the official Cyanogen CM9 mod for the Galaxy S2.
From this link:
CyanogenMod Downloads
I guess it begs the question...is the CM9 mode applicable for the S2X as well? Or only the S2? Would there be a difference?
I've tried CM9, CM10 unofficial, and Open Kang ROMs for Hercules.
All of them get to the ROM splash screen then go indefinitely. I've waited over 20 minutes for all so I doubt they're going to work. I flashed it back to the stock Telus ROM and it works. Tried to reflash Cyanogen and still no dice, same problem.
Any ideas? Seems odd.
Thanks for the tip Atmazzz. I didn't realize the radio had to be flashed as well to be used with custom ROMs. Of all the ROM flashing guides that I have read, not a single one of them has mentioned anything about radio flashing being a necessity.
Quick side question - is there any risk in flashing the radio?
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