Everyone report if you got the update. Also, i noticed at the bottom of the pdf, "not available when using wifi." fyi
I got the email last night and thought it was strange because it said it was for v2.1.
I am on Lv3 and the phone is now updating - First one I ever had!
Took about 5-6 minutes.
Software Information:
Firmware version
2.1
Baseband version
2.42.01.04.27
Kernal version
2.6.29-8a03cb9a
Build number
2.37.605.4 CL185970 release-keys
Software number
2.37.605.4
Browser version
WebKit 3.1
PRI version
2.11_002
PRL version
51866
ERI version
3
Received the update this morning as well. I was on 2.1ota. Not sure what it fixes but it doesn't fix the 50% bug.
Been seeing this comment often, and don't know what its about...
"50% bug"? What is that in reference to?
Does this upgrade remove root? I just rooted and don't want to lose it. My phone has been working great ever since attaining root.
I.. can't keep a battery for the life of me.
bftb0 said:The OTA .zip files which are downloaded from a Google server are not signed the same way as the RUU "rom.zip" files - they use the app .apk manifest signing method. (manifests and certs a la "jarsigner").
If you are interested in looking at the process that HTC/Verizon uses for the OTA updates, you can get the URL for the OTA zip the following way:
Run logcat on the pc and accept the update on the phone
$ adb logcat > logcat_accept.txt
This will sit like this (it continues to log output into the output file) until the phone reboots. At that point, the adb logcat job will terminate, and the name of the zip file will be indicated in the logfile in a message similar to:
W/SystemUpdateHelper( 64): !!! REBOOTING TO INSTALL /cache/desirec-ota-104882.7b1e5cca.zip !!!
Then, take the name of the file and paste it on the end of android.clients.google.com/updates/partner, for instance, for the Eris 1.17.605.1 OTA, the complete url is:
https://android.clients.google.com/updates/partner/desirec-ota-104882.7b1e5cca.zip
Note: because the 2.1 release is so vastly different than the 1.5 release, an OTA (if that's the way VZW/HTC rolls it out) for that will probably be very different than a patch release like this example ... but it would still be very useful for anyone who gets notice of an update to capture the URL using the "logcat" method shown above. There might be "interesting" tools included that could be exploited.
I don't think this will help get an "early OTA" - I'm not sure that hboot/fastboot methods can make use of an "update.zip" with an unrooted phone. Someone can correct me if I am wrong about that.
bftb0
Do you suggest a factory reset after this update?
Thank you for your time!
Trisha
YES!
A factory reset did wonders to cure at lot of issues for people who originally updated to 2.1, so its a safe bet to recommend it now too.
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