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Do you intend to reject the OTA?

Do You Intend to Reject the OTA?


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I read somewhere that if you choose update later, it will just continue showing up every half hour.
I am excited for the update, and I will accept it right away.
That is unless some simple instructions come out to share the update with everyone. If it involves not accepting right away, then I would gladly help out.
As of now though, after all this waiting, Im grabbig it in a heartbeat.
 
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Yes, there is the little matter of the update to 2.1 being a persistent nag until you give in.

Well, we're not sure of that, so I'll just reject it a few times and see if it continues to prompt for the install.

If it does, I'll decide whether to install the update or microwave my Eris for 2.1 minutes on High.
 
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Depending on what time I get it, it could be yes or no. If it's during the day, I will probably reject it as I need my phone. If it's at night, I will accept it and install it right away. We shall see how much God really hates me by sending me my update during my final today (3 hours and my phone will be reminding me every hour?!?)... Lol
 
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Frisco my man, I too 'had' a fully functional 1.5, so I totally see where you're coming from. That v3, my wife's Incredible, and the fact that I hate that she always has to one up me, made me take the plunge, so far I'm glad I did.

But my point is, it seems, (and I could be wrong) that those of us with fully functional phones at 1.5, end up with fully functional phones at 2.1. I hope that'll be the case for you, and your reward for having patience.

I can't wait to see you on 2.1, then you'll have street cred, and an up-to-date firmware..lol. Cheers!
 
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Depending on what time I get it, it could be yes or no. If it's during the day, I will probably reject it as I need my phone. If it's at night, I will accept it and install it right away. We shall see how much God really hates me by sending me my update during my final today (3 hours and my phone will be reminding me every hour?!?)... Lol

In past updates, there is no audible reminder. Just when you unlock your phone, you see the update message waiting for you.
 
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Frisco my man, I too 'had' a fully functional 1.5, so I totally see where you're coming from. That v3, my wife's Incredible, and the fact that I hate that she always has to one up me, made me take the plunge, so far I'm glad I did.

But my point is, it seems, (and I could be wrong) that those of us with fully functional phones at 1.5, end up with fully functional phones at 2.1. I hope that'll be the case for you, and your reward for having patience.

I can't wait to see you on 2.1, then you'll have street cred, and an up-to-date firmware..lol. Cheers!

I also believe this is the case. People that had problems in 1.5 continued to have them after updating the OS. Also those that started getting the serious bugs continued to have through every version of the leaks.

When it comes, Frisco, I think you will be happy.
 
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I read somewhere that if you choose update later, it will just continue showing up every half hour.
Considering the fact that this update will supposedly require a complete wipe of the phone's memory and (non-SD) data, I can't believe they'll force the update too strongly. I assure you, the average Eris user does NOT know how to back up their info, what apps they have installed, save/back-up text messages (why aren't those stored on the SD card anyway ?!?!), and so on.
 
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As for taking or rejecting the update, I'm already running the 3rd leak. I do hold out a small sliver of hope that zifnab06 and others may make progress with hacking fastboot and in turn, rooting the Eris. In hindsight, I wish I'd have held off installing leak v1 considering 1.5 was rooted what, a week after that leak was out ?
 
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I also believe this is the case. People that had problems in 1.5 continued to have them after updating the OS. Also those that started getting the serious bugs continued to have through every version of the leaks.

When it comes, Frisco, I think you will be happy.

That notion of good 1.5 = good 2.1, bad 1.5 = bad 2.1 is intriguing, indeed.

This lends credence to what has been said about quality control issues at the point of manufacture; nothing like inconsistent user experience to bear that out, tempered a bit by unintended user abuse, of course.
 
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Considering the fact that this update will supposedly require a complete wipe of the phone's memory and (non-SD) data, I can't believe they'll force the update too strongly. I assure you, the average Eris user does NOT know how to back up their info, what apps they have installed, save/back-up text messages (why aren't those stored on the SD card anyway ?!?!), and so on.

I am pretty sure that Foxcow, who posted photos of his update from overnight, said that he lost contacts and calendars but that his apps remained intact.

http://androidforums.com/htc-droid-...begin-tomorrow-5-11-2010-a-13.html#post720440

I could be misinterpreting the post, I just realized; perhaps the applications were in the market...
 
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Considering the fact that this update will supposedly require a complete wipe of the phone's memory and (non-SD) data, I can't believe they'll force the update too strongly. I assure you, the average Eris user does NOT know how to back up their info, what apps they have installed, save/back-up text messages (why aren't those stored on the SD card anyway ?!?!), and so on.

I went out and found an app that saves my text message in my gmail. I've already found it to be pretty handy.

I'll probably reject it at first, just so i can hop on my computer and back up my things.
 
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I'll bet Verizon can detect which of us with 1.5 are happy. We won't get the OTA until last, when all of the whining, sociopaths are satisfied.

It's the sacrifice we make for having good phones.

(the above is a joke.. now laugh.. thank you)


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