Is this safe to do if you already have that same radio version installed? And for a friend of mine, can you do this from rooted 2.1 with s-on?
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Is this safe to do if you already have that same radio version installed?
And for a friend of mine, can you do this from rooted 2.1 with s-on?
Mine worked fine.Just to clarify, if already running the 2.15 radio, this will not cause the flash the radio twice brick.
Just to clarify, if already running the 2.15 radio, this will not cause the flash the radio twice brick.
Whew, got it today. I don't think I will want to look at another caffeinated drink for a while. But I definitely feel more secure now that I've got that file! Thanks!Dialup!?!
Yeah that would not even be feasible. Even on a moderate speed broadband it takes awhile to load 169MB.
There have already been several requests for information on how to downgrade back to the official 2.2. The following process will remove root. Whether you need to return a phone or you just want to clean the slate and go back to stock, here is how to get there:
Note: Your SD card MUST be formatted to FAT32 before proceeding. The file will not be recognized otherwise. If you have yet to format, remember that formatting wipes the card. Be sure to copy/move your SD contents to a safe place (PC desktop) and replace after the formatting process. I will not go into the procedure in this thread as it is easily found with a Google search.
1.) Need to return a phone and currently have S-Off? (aka Unrevoked Forever) If so, please visit public:forever [RootWiki] where you can download the latest S-On tool and the process to load to your phone. If you want to keep S-Off and just return to the official 2.2, skip to step 2.
2.) Download the 2.2 PB31IMG.zip (extracted from the official 2.2 RUU)
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Note the file size (169 MB) and the MD5(784d7d55d987ed5afa7b10a30b402fb4) to ensure a successful download and file integrity. If you have questions about how to verify MD5, please see post #2 of this thread.
3.) Attach phone to PC with USB debugging on and in disk drive mode.
4.) Access the SD storage and drag the PB31IMG.zip from the desktop onto the root of the SD card (any open area, do not place into a folder).
5.) Swipe down notification bar on phone and change to charge only.
6.) Unplug phone from PC and turn off phone.
7.) Hold volume down while pressing power button to enter hboot.
8.) PB31IMG.zip should be automatically recognized in hboot. Press volume up to continue with update. Do NOT interrupt.
9.) When finished, reboot to stock 2.2 and verify the following information at Menu > Settings > About Phone:
Android Version: 2.2
Baseband Version: 2.15.00.07.28
Kernel Version: 2.6.32.15-gb7b01d1
htc-kernel@and18-2#1
Build Number: 3.21.605.1 CL231334 release-keys
Software Number: 3.21.605.1
10.) Remove the PB31IMG.zip from the SD card to avoid an inadvertant reload in the future. You are now unrooted and on stock 2.2
For people asking this thread to be stickied, it has already been added to the sticky guide at the top of this forum. Please, please, please utilize that thread as it was made for a reason, and so that we do not have 4-5 stickies at the top of the forum.
I have the 2.05 radio and the ROM from the XDA forums that is based off of the official 2.2 OTA, will this work for me? I'd like to get to the official 2.2 from Verizon with the 2.15 radio. By the way, I originally rooted and upgraded to 2.05 radio while on OS 2.1.
i have not updated to 2.2 yet but i do use a different PB31IMG file that downgrades back to 2.1 with S-OFF. my question is since i haven't officially updated to 2.2 yet, can i use this PB31IMG file to remove root and skip the update to go straight into 2.2 or should i continue to use the other file that downgrades me back to 2.1?? TIA
I can't get the link to work to download the zip. Anyone else having trouble?
It doesn't matter if I have a custom kernel and upgraded radio?
when i go into hboot and wait for it to recognize the zip, it doesnt. nothing happens.
why?
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