I have been messing with this for most of the afternoon and am now lost. My Streak is rooted and has the angry flashing lights.
I have made it to this part...
"Restore to UK factory condition
I restored my Streak to UK factory condition instead of just flashing the O2 ROM because I wanted to start fresh. Flashing the ROM is faster/easier for experienced users, which is why I suggested it above, but I'm going with "restore to UK factory condition" here because it's what I did. I also think it will give you confidence in future hacking because it's pretty involved.
If you just want to flash the O2 ROM instead, please feel free. I believe you should be able to flash the ClockworkMod recovery image using the ROM Manager app from Android Market, backup the AT&T ROM, and then flash it later if necessary. I don't think the AT&T recovery image is available yet, though, which means you wouldn't be able to restore to AT&T factory condition.
This is the most daunting step to anyone who has never done something like this before, but just take it slow and you'll get through it.
I have made it to this part...
"Restore to UK factory condition
I restored my Streak to UK factory condition instead of just flashing the O2 ROM because I wanted to start fresh. Flashing the ROM is faster/easier for experienced users, which is why I suggested it above, but I'm going with "restore to UK factory condition" here because it's what I did. I also think it will give you confidence in future hacking because it's pretty involved.
If you just want to flash the O2 ROM instead, please feel free. I believe you should be able to flash the ClockworkMod recovery image using the ROM Manager app from Android Market, backup the AT&T ROM, and then flash it later if necessary. I don't think the AT&T recovery image is available yet, though, which means you wouldn't be able to restore to AT&T factory condition.
This is the most daunting step to anyone who has never done something like this before, but just take it slow and you'll get through it.
- Assuming you don't already have it, download the Android SDK. Unzip it and put it wherever you want. You won't be installing anything so don't worry; you just need the fastboot.exe sitting on your computer.
- Install Dell PC Suite if you don't already have it.
- Download the stock recovery ROM and the stock Dell ROM from the links provided at MoDaCo.
- Rename the Dell ROM Update.pkg and move it to the root directory of the Streak's microSD card.
- Put the recovery ROM in the C:\ directory on your computer.
- Turn off the Streak. Hold down the camera button while pressing the power button to turn it back on.
- Tap the "Fastboot" button that will appear in the top-right corner of the screen.
- Wait for about 10 seconds (you'll see "Wait for USB Fastboot detect" in the bottom-left corner of the screen in the meantime) and connect the Streak to your computer.
- When "Fastboot_Mode" appears on the Streak's screen, open a command prompt on your computer. In Windows, you can do this by typing cmd in the Start Menu's search bar and hitting Enter.
- Navigate to the folder where fastboot.exe (from the Android SDK) is by using the cd command.
- Once you're in the right place, type fastboot.exe -i 0x413c flash recovery c:\recovery.stock.img and hit Enter.
- When you see "Download RECOVERY Done!" on the Streak, remove the back cover and pull out the battery.
- Replace the battery and back cover. Hold the volume up and down buttons down while pressing the power button and choose option 2 from the menu that will appear.
- Relax for a few minutes and wait for the Streak to reboot. You'll see the O2 splash screen because