Ok... But if your phone spontaneously sets on fire, don't say we didn't warn you!
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It turned into Domo Kun, can I blame you for that?
Maxy, good man, it was totally painless too.
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Ok... But if your phone spontaneously sets on fire, don't say we didn't warn you!
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Ok... But if your phone spontaneously sets on fire, don't say we didn't warn you!
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LeeDroid installed
I'd like to extend my thanks to all who provided moral support and I apologise for coming off like a paranoid noob.
LeeDroid installed
I'd like to extend my thanks to all who provided moral support and I apologise for coming off like a paranoid noob.
That just typical. Installed LeeDroid this morning, having downloaded the ROM yesterday, and a new update is released today
That just typical. Installed LeeDroid this morning, having downloaded the ROM yesterday, and a new update is released today
You can probably get away with flashing it with only a wipe of the cache partition - although do a backup of the rom in case.
Thanks Xyro. I take it thats done using rom manager as well.
I think I'll leave it a few days to see if I'm going to stick with LeeDroid or maybe try something new.
You were flashing a ROM, not a radio, right? That means it's ok to pull the battery.
Did you do a factory reset before flashing the ROM?
EDIT: sorry, I was unclear in my response there. I was flashing a ROM, not a radio.
Ahead of tomorrow night's attempt, anoyone know if there's any way to verify that I do indeed have perm root, radio S-OFF and Eng S-OFF?
Maxy
Ahead of tomorrow night's attempt, anoyone know if there's any way to verify that I do indeed have perm root, radio S-OFF and Eng S-OFF?
Maxy
From what I've read anyway, S-OFF & ENG S-OFF are there permanently, unless you turn then back on.
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