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Eris Source Code Released...Again?

Weird... when I go to developer.htc.com, here is what I see:
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Maybe it's still rolling out?
 
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Some people seemed to have a horrible time with 1.5 bugs that most others didn't experience. v3 may, indeed be it. However, Smacky said in another thread, and I believe it to be true, that we are probably getting betas that are a couple of versions behind what is actually being tested and used by Verizon. I bet that many of the bugs that we have seen in v3 will be fixed. As for that 50% bug? I looked at my girlfriend's Moto Droid and hers had that same bug. Not sure if it's there after the update but I do remember looking and seeing it there.
 
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Oh ok so this is just basically good for people who rooted their phone unless like you said 2.1v3 is the OTA. Thanks

No...this means that it COULD be good for those who are on the 2.1 leaked versions and who will eventually go on to the OTA.

The source code was released for 1.5 and the developers could not seem to find an exploit, despite. As I understand it, 1.5 was able to rooted because someone "handed" an unsigned 1.5 version over to people who were working on rooting the Eris. This means that an exploit was never found and further efforts to find an exploit for 1.5 were no longer needed. I don't know exactly what happened but I think that a loose knit crew of devs continued to work on a 2.1 root. It hasn't been found...perhaps the source code will help someone to finally get it.
 
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Oh ok so this is just basically good for people who rooted their phone unless like you said 2.1v3 is the OTA. Thanks

No...this means that it COULD be good for those who are on the 2.1 leaked versions and who will eventually go on to the OTA.

The source code was released for 1.5 and the developers could not seem to find an exploit, despite. As I understand it, 1.5 was able to rooted because someone "handed" an unsigned 1.5 version over to people who were working on rooting the Eris. This means that an exploit was never found and further efforts to find an exploit for 1.5 were no longer needed. I don't know exactly what happened but I think that a loose knit crew of devs continued to work on a 2.1 root. It hasn't been found...perhaps the source code will help someone to finally get it.

That ^
 
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