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Root New Official Gingerbread 4.5.602 for Droid X

Seems a little drastic to sbf/wipe data just to get a little GB update.

I'm not interested in formatting data.

I wonder if a rooted/deodexed version is in the works that can upgrade 596 to 602.

OR... I wonder if you can create a nandroid, sbf, update to 602 and in recovery restore just the 596 data to the new 602? :D
 
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4) One of the widely reported issues is still there. The camera defaults to widescreen instead of the setting of which you have left it.
Wow, if this is the final, then that's both stunning and inexcusable.

They have known about it and have confirmed it sometime ago based on the post I made on the motorola forum.

There's no way it could be that difficult to fix.
 
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Seems a little drastic to sbf/wipe data just to get a little GB update.

I'm not interested in formatting data.

I wonder if a rooted/deodexed version is in the works that can upgrade 596 to 602.

OR... I wonder if you can create a nandroid, sbf, update to 602 and in recovery restore just the 596 data to the new 602? :D

P3Droid said on twitter that you can recover the data from 596 to 602. I am SBFed out for tonight but I will try it tomorrow and see if it works. As far as getting it deodexed a vaguely remember Bo saying he would have a zip to deodex this build by tomorrow afternoon. :eek::D;)
 
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I'm starting to get really annoyed with this. I've SBF'd a number of times, redownloaded the damn zip twice (came up as the same file size both times) and I still get this in the D2 Bootstrap ""E:Can't open /sdcard/602-0dexed-AIO.zip (bad) Installation aborted.", Ugh.

1. Download a MD5 generator from market and check the zip. Should be: 312b5...4e5809 (file size is 181.80MB (190,630,036 bytes) per Root Explorer.
2. SBF back to .340
3. Hold down "Home" and wipe data on first boot.
4. Go to "About Phone" and verify that you're on .07p baseband.
5. Install D2 bootstrap and z4root (Enable usb debugging)
6. Reboot (z4root never runs without a reboot)
7. Run z4root (for permanent root).
8. After z4root reboots, run D2 bootstrap
9. Install the AIO via CWR

Those are the exact steps I followed. GL
 
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Did you delete the old files before you tried a new download? I had a bad download the first time I tried and when I went to download again it didn't write over the old file.
Yes I did, but I don't think it matters if the file size is matching up correctly..
1. Download a MD5 generator from market and check the zip. Should be: 312b5...4e5809 (file size is 181.80MB (190,630,036 bytes) per Root Explorer.
2. SBF back to .340
3. Hold down "Home" and wipe data on first boot.
4. Go to "About Phone" and verify that you're on .07p baseband.
5. Install D2 bootstrap and z4root (Enable usb debugging)
6. Reboot (z4root never runs without a reboot)
7. Run z4root (for permanent root).
8. After z4root reboots, run D2 bootstrap
9. Install the AIO via CWR

Those are the exact steps I followed. GL

Will try this, but if this fails I am so done with this damn thing. Six is my limit on SBFing for one night.
 
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Seems a little drastic to sbf/wipe data just to get a little GB update.

I'm not interested in formatting data.

I wonder if a rooted/deodexed version is in the works that can upgrade 596 to 602.

OR... I wonder if you can create a nandroid, sbf, update to 602 and in recovery restore just the 596 data to the new 602? :D
It's not drastic if you are plagued with randomly losing all connectivity. ;)
 
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P3Droid said on twitter that you can recover the data from 596 to 602. I am SBFed out for tonight but I will try it tomorrow and see if it works. As far as getting it deodexed a vaguely remember Bo saying he would have a zip to deodex this build by tomorrow afternoon. :eek::D;)

I'm not even running this, and I don't plan to either. I'm happy with Liquid 2.6 right now, and don't plan on ever going back to blur. In over a year I used the camcorder (720p) maybe once or twice and I never once used HDMI so I don't miss those features.

I'm sure TBH or someone else will release a deodexer soon enough.
 
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