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Root [GUIDE] Installing CWM and a custom ROM on the Motorola Triumph

3. Turn off and unplug your phone.

4. Boot into Download Mode by holding down Power + Volume Down buttons simultaneously until the phone vibrates.

5. You will see the following message repeating on your screen:

polling, get oemsbl_mode=1

Hey all, I am having trouble here. I did steps 3 and 4, but instead of seeing the message, I get a picture of a very cute little android and an exclamation point above him inside a triangle.

When I start pressing buttons, I get to a screen that says
Android system recovery ,3e.
Android system recovery utility
one of the options is "Download nb0 from sdcard" so I think to myself "I'm supposed to go into download mode" so i choose that option and get this message:
"fail to open sdcard:firmware.nb0"

That message doesn't seem to exist on the google in relation to the triumph.

Any idea where I went wrong?
 
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This is my first post, so I apologize if this is not in the right thread. I've been trying to get my Triumph to Froyocream Sandwhich. Anywho I followed the guide and everytime I get to the part where I have to connect to a computer I have a problem. It never shows up as mobile... it doesn't show up at all. I've tried it on 3 different computers xp, macbook, macbook pro. Downloaded motorola's drivers when I was on the pc. Even different usb cables, and usb ports. I even tried downloading anycut to change it to a mass storage device to connect (read somewhere it worked for someone lol) It charges fine when connected, but it doesn't come up in anyway shape or form on the computer. Has anyone else had this problem?
 
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This is my first post, so I apologize if this is not in the right thread. I've been trying to get my Triumph to Froyocream Sandwhich. Anywho I followed the guide and everytime I get to the part where I have to connect to a computer I have a problem. It never shows up as mobile... it doesn't show up at all. I've tried it on 3 different computers xp, macbook, macbook pro. Downloaded motorola's drivers when I was on the pc. Even different usb cables, and usb ports. I even tried downloading anycut to change it to a mass storage device to connect (read somewhere it worked for someone lol) It charges fine when connected, but it doesn't come up in anyway shape or form on the computer. Has anyone else had this problem?

Is this while trying to put ClockworkMod Recovery on your phone? Your phone is in download mode when attempting this?
 
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Yeah I've tried the one that came with the phone and one from my old samsung intercept. The cord seems to work fine I mean it charges and wiggling didn't seem to help. Is it possible to do this with just the sd card? Like I believe macbook pro's have an sd card slot, so by using the motorola sd card adapter and plugging that in would I still see the recovery.img that I'm going to have to replace on there? Hopefully, that makes sense lol
 
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The drivers that you need should be available on the phone already.

I don't have a froyo rom atm on my phone so just listing the windows and names from memory so you might have to search around for the exact options listed:

1. Boot up your phone as normal into FROYO.
2. Go into Settings --> Developer Options (or something like that) and put a checkbox in the Enable Android Debugging and then close out of the settings.
3. Connect your phone to the computer and you should see a "G: CD Drive". If you don't get a pop-up asking if you want to install drivers, go into that CD Drive and run the setup in there.

Edit: NM. just saw that you posted you had a mac...
 
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You have only macs? Or do you have a windows OS somewhere (thought I read xp somewhere)? I can see about trying to help you with xp, but I only have linux mint, ubuntu, or win7. Give me some time and I will see if I can help, but I have almost no experience with mac, at least not in the last 4 years.
 
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