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[Q] How is 2.3.7?

2.3.7 was out on September 20 -- why nothing about it here? Anyone tried it already?
P.S. I am not happy with my 2.3.4, XXJVP at all. It hangs, com.adroid.phone keeps crashing, phone is not much responsive and it all gets only worse and worse over the time. Now I am thinking, should I look towards 2.3.7 or should I wait until 4.0 comes? However, I guess 4.0 will come to I9000 with a significant delay, right?

Why not try 2.3.5?

vak said:
2.3.7 was out on September 20 -- why nothing about it here? Anyone tried it already?
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Source? Imho 2.3.5 for I9000 is the latest available version - even for the nexus, just 2.3.6 is available...

webwude said:
Source? Imho 2.3.5 for I9000 is the latest available version - even for the nexus, just 2.3.6 is available...
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btw, I didn't say 2.3.7 for I9000. Here is the German article mentioned from German wikipedia about Android:
http://www.appdated.de/2011/09/nexus-s-4g-bekommt-android-2-3-7-update-fur-google-wallet/
Then it comes down to this promo video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=DsaJMhcLm_A#!
I can't find more details to be honest

CM7 is 2.3.7. coz is build from nexus sources ... and i thing there is nothing extra for i9000 users ... we dont have NFC chip ....

s3icc0 said:
... and i thing there is nothing extra for i9000 users ... we dont have NFC chip ....
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btw, what about "No tethering" bug / feature in this 2.3.7 ?

These updates hardly matter.We already have few ROMs of 2.3.5
Now we want ICS....and our device is very capable of running it
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androiderrr said:
These updates hardly matter.We already have few ROMs of 2.3.5
Now we want ICS....and our device is very capable of running it
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when do you expect ICS to be available for I9000 ?

vak said:
when do you expect ICS to be available for I9000 ?
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I dont think samsung will release ics for the galaxy s but i hope they do if they dont i will go the cyogenmod way

got-petrol said:
I dont think samsung will release ics for the galaxy s but i hope they do if they dont i will go the cyogenmod way
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I don't build any illusions regarding Samsung's official releases. They are rather out of scope until Summer 2012 ;-) No joke, SAMSUNG sux big big big time on rolling out updates.
My concern are ROMs that are created by community heros. When'd you expect such?

vak said:
I don't build any illusions regarding Samsung's official releases. They are rather out of scope until Summer 2012 ;-) No joke, SAMSUNG sux big big big time on rolling out updates.
My concern are ROMs that are created by community heros. When'd you expect such?
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I agree to some of your point but telling that samsung sucks in update is incorrect.Galaxy S has got updates more frequenty than any other android phone.We already have 2.3.5 leaked stock firmware and in comming days u will some 2.3.6 updates as well.Comming to other brands,take example of htc,they are still on 2.3.4.Motorola donot give more than 1 update to phones and forget about LG(they think that customers must be deprived of updated,so that they can ultimatly sell thier mobile industry)
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I think we will have to use CM7 to get a taste of 2.3.7...

OK, and what are your bets about availability date for ICS on I9000 ?
(unofficially of course, there is no much sense to discuss official one)
UPDATE: OK, I'll try CM7 with its 2.3.7 and that's it. It will probably heal my SGS for next months ...or will brick it

After being hesitant for a while ( losing the whole samsung apps/feel ) ive finally made the jump to CM7. I must say its really stable and smooth, its packed with lots of options and tweaks .. so far im simply loving it. I think my search for the best custom ROM is done .
Btw, Cyanogen mod 7.1 is out for the i9000, which is considered as the first "stable" version to run on the i9000.
Also, im pretty sure cyanogen will get us ICS way before Samsung does.

I cannot really bet but after Nexus s recived ICS then it will hardly take 15-30 days for devlopers to port ICS to galaxy s because both nexus s and galaxy s is running same hardware except camera chip.
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Well from what I understand, manufacturers are not required to release android updates to devices which are older than 18months. Anyone know the exact launch date of the sgs? So I guess it depends what the age of the sgs is by the time ICS is released. Even if we don't get the official ICS, I'm not so sure whether we will get it through cyanogen due to the sgs ram limitation. From 2.1 to 2.3 the average amount of free ram on the sgs has come down quite a lot, to a point where through average use you can end up in a situation with only 30mb free ram (depending on your rom and kernel and what apps and Widgets you use) after a days use. ICS will obviously have even higher memory demands than gingerbread, so the ICS experience on a sgs if it is provided unnofically by cyangoen may not be very smooth and user friendly.
That's just my opinion though, I'm no expert! And obviously I'd love for us to get ICS on the sgs
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The most stable version I experienced till now is XXJPY. I'm using it for more than 2 months with no problem.

I guess the only way I'll ever use the new version will be through a ROM, probably same for many other people in here.
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Try the miui rom!! Will not be disappointed

avi26234 said:
Try the miui rom!! Will not be disappointed
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isn't that a version tailored for Asia?..

Best Roms Out!!!

Okay guys I know alot of people ask this but im new to this version of the Galaxy Note....I Started with an Epic 4gt and Move to the ATT version of the Note and went to the HTC one X...now im back on the Note with this Version...So I been reading and gaining my knowlegde up and wanted to know which roms yall thinks is best....Thanks in advance for any replies...

CM9
'nuff said

nandihno said:
CM9
'nuff said
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As much as I love CM9 and AOKP from my Captivate days, at this moment in time, I cannot recommend them over "regular" ICS Roms.
Performance from my most recent test is still behind ICS not to mention missing features like MHL.
I currently prefer this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1365587
As soon as CM9/AOKP gets there, then I am of course moving to those as I expect them to be just as good as they were on my Captivate

nandihno said:
CM9
'nuff said
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+ 1......CM9 runnin' sweet
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I prefer the paranoid android rom. It's the best thing that I have ever run on my note.

if you like the stock Gingerbread launcher then stock ICS for the note is great for you.
ofcoarse you can put different launchers i had Apex on the UK ICS release and it was very awsome but.. not as smooth as how Apex runs on CM9
And if you use the SPen functionality which i really..as hard as i want i cant really see my self in using theres an app that functions very much the same as SMemo..
is just called memo just check the Themes and Apps section.
it is pen sensitive is amazing..as good as the SMemo so really..no more missing that extra 1% functionality
also another reason why cm9 is that much better is that...
4.0.4 as oppose to Samsungs 4.0.3
i cant recommend enough..
but make sure if you're coming to either one stock or custom i recommend
for stock UK ICS
and custom CM9
make sure to follow the instructions for installing CM9 ..as you need to revert to a rootable GB rom (2.3.5) and root from there and install CM9 from there..
so read read and..after that read more the install instructions

OP, I don't think you've given us a shred of info about what would make a good ROM for you.

leppo said:
OP, I don't think you've given us a shred of info about what would make a good ROM for you.
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your right leppo and my bad...to me my main preferences in a rom and the ability to change options and speed they are the most important....I love the have my rom themed out as well preferably black...

for me paranoid 0.2 it's an amazing rom
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Try rocket rom v4
The best I saw on ICS after testing many roms

nandihno said:
CM9
'nuff said
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what? to give out sMemo.
and i still thing the TW launcher (from galaxy s3) IT'S THE BEST.

shai32 said:
what? to give out sMemo.
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I was on almost-stock GB for a long time and never really used S Memo.
For me, the S-Pen is a great tool for illustration, but to take quick notes I still much prefer to type everything instead.
As such, CM9 and any of its derivatives for me (currently Paranoid Android).

Have to agree, tried all kinds of roms gb and ics, stock to modded, but the best thing I have come across is paranoid android.

alewis2k12 said:
Okay guys I know alot of people ask this but im new to this version of the Galaxy Note....I Started with an Epic 4gt and Move to the ATT version of the Note and went to the HTC one X...now im back on the Note with this Version...So I been reading and gaining my knowlegde up and wanted to know which roms yall thinks is best....Thanks in advance for any replies...
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So the topic title should actually end in ??? instead of !!!
Use CM9.

THUDUK said:
Have to agree, tried all kinds of roms gb and ics, stock to modded, but the best thing I have come across is paranoid android.
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Paranoid Android will always top the chart for me
I love the smoothness in Tablet mode! While accessing Citrix from Tablet mode, everything seems to be in place and perfect zoom! Whilst on phone mode I struggle to read my applications..
+1 for Paranoid Android!

I'm currently running KingDroid. This has the new Touchwiz 5.0/SIII look, which in my opinion is much better looking than the old.
The KingDroid also got all of the S Memo/ S Planner apps.
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Try the midnote ROM
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I think Kingdroid V2.0 with S3 addon with Speedmod#3.3 is excel. all functions woks fine.

yees-no said:
Try rocket rom v4
The best I saw on ICS after testing many roms
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+1

i prefer the stock germany gb LC1, a lot more stable than the funny sammy ICS.

Nexus 7 Toolkit (Root) 4.1 - Wants to update

So I had Jelly Bean on my N7 from factory. I decided to root it, and I used the toolkit to root it.
It reverted it to 4.1 and deleted everything (basically a stock flash) which was irritating, but I got it all set back up.
Just got a pop up to update it to 4.2.
What should I do?
If 4.1 is better, how do I make the pop up to update go away.
If 4.2 is better, will I maintain root through the update? If no, how can I, or reroot.

If 4.1 is better is kind of personal choice, most like the 4.2 update, some hate.
Technically it's better because it comes with new features but it also nixes a few like tablet UI and some of the new functions are still a bit buggy (esp. multiuser related things).
Not sure you can get rid of the update dialog permanentely.
If you just let the update go it's course you'll loose root - but that's not a problem, as you can simply re-root after the update.

HellcatDroid said:
If 4.1 is better is kind of personal choice, most like the 4.2 update, some hate.
Technically it's better because it comes with new features but it also nixes a few like tablet UI and some of the new functions are still a bit buggy (esp. multiuser related things).
Not sure you can get rid of the update dialog permanentely.
If you just let the update go it's course you'll loose root - but that's not a problem, as you can simply re-root after the update.
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I'm pretty sure I was already on 4.2 when I rooted it using the toolkit. If I do the update, and reroot, won't it drop me back down to 4.1 again?

S2005x said:
If 4.2 is better, will I maintain root through the update? If no, how can I, or reroot.
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Use ota rootkeeper app from the play store to keep root when updating. That's what I used and worked perfectly.
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kilometers4 said:
Use ota rootkeeper app from the play store to keep root when updating. That's what I used and worked perfectly.
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HI all, this thread answered most of the questions i had but one,
when i unlocked/rooted 4.1 i installed twrp then updated twrp with goomanager app ....now seeing as im on the newest twrp recovery i wont have any bootloops or anything when i click up update right?

anyone?
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Bootloops have nothing to do with the recovery, they are usually caused by incompatible system data from a different ROM.
Since you'll be updating the "same ROM" to a newer version (stock 4.1.x to 4.2, if I go you right) everything should be fine.

HellcatDroid said:
Bootloops have nothing to do with the recovery, they are usually caused by incompatible system data from a different ROM.
Since you'll be updating the "same ROM" to a newer version (stock 4.1.x to 4.2, if I go you right) everything should be fine.
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yeah srry mate im used to flashing roms on phones and my a500, but i just got the nex a week ago....and you know with a new device syndrome lol
so yeah ill probably update when my usb otg cable arrives. now stickmount and nexus media imp' works on 4.2

Anyone know a way to root without loosing data and setup. Thx
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Went ahead and did the update. It maintained root as far as I can tell...
Not 100% sure I had JB to begin with now...
jj92942000, I think I lost all my settings etc because I didn't do a back-up. I skipped that step like a moron.
The Root Toolkit has a very nice walkthrough

S2005x said:
Went ahead and did the update. It maintained root as far as I can tell...
Not 100% sure I had JB to begin with now...
jj92942000, I think I lost all my settings etc because I didn't do a back-up. I skipped that step like a moron.
The Root Toolkit has a very nice walkthrough
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I've used rootkit with s3 and others, backups and all but seems Nexus 7 only one that doesn't keep setup as is when rooting it .. why?
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jj92942000 said:
I've used rootkit with s3 and others, backups and all but seems Nexus 7 only one that doesn't keep setup as is when rooting it .. why?
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This is what I know. Correct me if I'm wrong.
The N7 gets a reset when you unlock the bootloader, not by rooting (flashing su.zip) or flashing a custom recovery.. This is supposed to be a "security feature" by Google.
The S3 comes with an already open bootloader. Furthermore other vendors might not have included this "security feature" in their phones/tablets.

I did the OTA update to 4.2 and did not lose root. Prior to update I was on stock 4.1 with Trinity kernel and rooted using nexus toolkit and CWMR. Only thing I had to do was flash back to stock 4.1 kernel as the OTA failed with Trinity, then using CWMR installed the update that was sat in the cache. At the end of flashing the update CWMR warned me that the ROM I was installing wanted to use its own recovery, click no to keep CWMR, then it warned that root may be lost, click yes to keep root.
No other apps needed and I'm now on stock 4.2 with root access. Only thing in have lost is my tablet interface from build prop tweaks. Once I find a way round that happy days!
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harise100 said:
This is what I know. Correct me if I'm wrong.
The N7 gets a reset when you unlock the bootloader, not by rooting (flashing su.zip) or flashing a custom recovery.. This is supposed to be a "security feature" by Google.
The S3 comes with an already open bootloader. Furthermore other vendors might not have included this "security feature" in their phones/tablets.
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I suspected that. How can I restore current setup if I go ahead and root?
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eightlegs said:
Only thing in have lost is my tablet interface from build prop tweaksp
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What is this, and what's the benefit?

S2005x said:
What is this, and what's the benefit?
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Changing the lcd density so you get the full tablet view instead of this oversized phone ie phablet view. Not sure if it works on 4.2 though and haven't found the thread with the files to modify to try it out.
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Ah... that sounds awesome... hopefully we will get that for 4.2
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[FYI] OTA Update 4.08.605.19

I saw this on DroidLife and figured y'all might benefit from this (I hadn't seen any post's about it) so here you go
Update to Build 4.08.605.19 Published on February 1st, 2013 Written by: Kellex DroidLife.com
The original DROID Incredible by HTC, a device released almost three years ago, is set to receive its next OTA update. The update is minor to build 4.08.605.19, and simply includes a fix to reduce reboots, but man, how random is that?
We didn’t think anything could top the randomness of the Thunderbolt Ice Cream Sandwich update that popped up yesterday through Big Red’s support site, however, it’s safe to say that this just topped it.
The update is 4.2MB in size.
http://www.droid-life.com/2013/02/0...dible-to-receive-update-to-build-4-08-605-19/
TA4S

Love it. Seriously though if we are still seeing minor ota's for GB we should have ATLEAST got ICS 4.0.something. I wonder how many Inc's are still activated on Verizons network.
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MagnaCore said:
Love it. Seriously though if we are still seeing minor ota's for GB we should have ATLEAST got ICS 4.0.something. I wonder how many Inc's are still activated on Verizons network.
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Well considering the extreme annoyance caused by the 2am reboot thing that was introduced with the last OTA, this update was long overdue. Hey, an update to ICS would be truly awesome but it would be a bit bigger than 4.2Mb I dare say (and would involve a whole lot more time and money to develop, something that would be very majorly hugely unlikely for a three year old device like this).

MagnaCore said:
Love it. Seriously though if we are still seeing minor ota's for GB we should have ATLEAST got ICS 4.0.something. I wonder how many Inc's are still activated on Verizons network.
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Verizons excuse is they didn't want to have to repartition the internal storage which would be required to fit ICS and all their bloat.
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Oh ya. I kinda figured it would be some stupid HW limitation preventing us from seeing official ICS but bloatware is the worst excuse ever.
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MagnaCore said:
Oh ya. I kinda figured it would be some stupid HW limitation preventing us from seeing official ICS but bloatware is the worst excuse ever.
sent from my ADR6300 Droid Incredible
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I know especially seeming that im running my own 10.1 nightlies we could get the ota for ics

zachf714 said:
I know especially seeming that im running my own 10.1 nightlies we could get the ota for ics
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Cm 10.1 doesn't even fit well on the inc without some tweaking. There's no way a sense ICS will fit on 250mb when AOSP is smaller than sense. Do you remember how the sense build that I worked on with puremotive needed symlinks to fit and that's the lighter version of sense?
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

Coincidentally, I was thinking of sending my old Incredible back to stock in order to attempt maximizing its stability, because I'm giving it to my kid as a games platform for travel, etc.
The phone is no longer registered on Verizon's network, so I'm guessing that means I would not get access to an OTA update if I placed the 4.08.605.15 RUU on this phone - correct?
- ooofest

tiny4579 said:
Cm 10.1 doesn't even fit well on the inc without some tweaking. There's no way a sense ICS will fit on 250mb when AOSP is smaller than sense. Do you remember how the sense build that I worked on with puremotive needed symlinks to fit and that's the lighter version of sense?
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Yeah i personally just want ICS kernel drivers so we could build a 3.1 kernel ....... stock ota sense only keeps like 20 some mb free on the system

zachf714 said:
Yeah i personally just want ICS kernel drivers so we could build a 3.1 kernel ....... stock ota sense only keeps like 20 some mb free on the system
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A released kernel for ICS would do a lot for the inc.
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tiny4579 said:
A released kernel for ICS would do a lot for the inc.
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Yeah it would be very nice
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Any idea how to stop the nagging about this update? Running wildstangs 4.08.605.2 stock ota. I stopped the last nag with a simple edit, but can't remember what it was.

Try flashing this through CWM. Worked the last time on the OTA, should still do the trick.
http://db.tt/zPhTShuA
...sorry...I was on the phone...

omniatic said:
Try flashing this through CWM. Worked the last time on the OTA, should still do the trick.
http://db.tt/zPhTShuA
...sorry...I was on the phone...
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Thanks omniatic. What is that apk? I was just coming back to edit my post above. I was referring to editing the build.prop to stop the OTA - not that I'm against using your attachment.

FOTAKill.apk. Not sure how it stops the nag, but it does.
...sorry...I was on the phone...

MKEbrew said:
Any idea how to stop the nagging about this update? Running wildstangs 4.08.605.2 stock ota. I stopped the last nag with a simple edit, but can't remember what it was.
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So the update is out now
Sent From My Droid Incredible Running My Custom CM10.1 Nightlies

omniatic said:
FOTAKill.apk. Not sure how it stops the nag, but it does.
...sorry...I was on the phone...
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Guess I'm just more comfortable editing the one line in build.prop. Just need to find out what to change it to. I posted on an old thread about disabling the Verizon OTA update to see if anyone can help me out.

zachf714 said:
So the update is out now
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Yes the update is now active. I saved it if anyone wants to root it and or check it out. I have not installed it.

I have the stock ROM.. I got prompted to update an hour ago.. it went through fine. I was hoping it would fix the proximity sensor bug which drains the battery (dialer process in battery view). Haven't checked whether it was fixed yet, but I doubt it.
FYI, I'm using the phone through Page Plus.. which relies on Verizon's network. I never expected to see an update for this phone..

dan428 said:
I have the stock ROM.. I got prompted to update an hour ago.. it went through fine. I was hoping it would fix the proximity sensor bug which drains the battery (dialer process in battery view). Haven't checked whether it was fixed yet, but I doubt it.
FYI, I'm using the phone through Page Plus.. which relies on Verizon's network. I never expected to see an update for this phone..
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Was your phone rooted and s-off prior to the OTA and if so, did you lose root? Have you tried to root again?
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ooofest said:
Coincidentally, I was thinking of sending my old Incredible back to stock in order to attempt maximizing its stability, because I'm giving it to my kid as a games platform for travel, etc.
The phone is no longer registered on Verizon's network, so I'm guessing that means I would not get access to an OTA update if I placed the 4.08.605.15 RUU on this phone - correct?
- ooofest
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The OTA was pushed to my phone while using the Sparkplug rom. I saved it but I have not installed it yet in fear of losing root. I have 3 Incredibles and they all belong to my kids. I'm going to attempt to root it and install it to see how it runs.

[Q] Android L?

Will our get Android lollipop through Cyanogenmod?

I doubt it as we can't even get the official KK bootloader which may or may not be required for Lollipop.
I tried Android L on my Nexus 4 and didn't really like the new interface.

audit13 said:
I doubt it as we can't even get the official KK bootloader which may or may not be required for Lollipop.
I tried Android L on my Nexus 4 and didn't really like the new interface.
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Im actually quite content with my custom rom kitkat with the Gem Flat skin on top of it. (really quite stable just ui crash twice per week).
But then the unthinkable thing happens with one of the oldest moto droid devices went from ICS to Kitkat without any official updates due to alot of developers.
Anything is possible

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Will our get Android lollipop through Cyanogenmod?
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audit13 said:
I doubt it as we can't even get the official KK bootloader which may or may not be required for Lollipop.
I tried Android L on my Nexus 4 and didn't really like the new interface.
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I guess its standard to question if we will see something BEFORE THE ACTUAL PUBLIC RELEASE HAPPENS AND BEFORE CYANOGENMOD, WHICH IS NOT MOTOROLA, GETS THEIR HANDS ON IT TO SEE WHAT THEY CAN DO ABOUT PUSHING IT OUT TO OUR DEVICES.
Btw, as far as that bootloader point goes, ask yourself this, do the older devices that got left behind on GB or ICS need updated bootloaders to run KK? B/c i can guarantee i can grab my Atrix 4G or my Droid X and see KK running on both of them with GB bootloaders.
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Is this a signal?
I Think, yes.
Because, this night, someone did an Android L ROM For the HTC Evo 3D [POST]
I Remember, this phone has come to the world running GB, well, ROM Is still buggy, but see, that device more older than Atrix HD, I Don't know if that device has an ''updated'' bootloader [like bootloader for ICS or JB], But i think this would be a great news for this device.
I Already tried Lollipop on a Nexus 4 [Is the official update], an i really liked it. i think is better than KK, [ppl comming here and spammin' ''KK Is better'' in 3.... 2.... 1.....]
If HTC EVO 3D Has Lollipop, Our Atrix HD's can have Lollipop too :victory: , the only thing we need is hope, and a brave developer.
and please sorry about my bad english~ :silly:

Maybe.

Soon

TecknoFreak said:
Soon
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Did you check pm about my observations/possible lead on the kernel?
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palmbeach05 said:
Did you check pm about my observations/possible lead on the kernel?
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our devices upgrade has to do with more than kernels I need to backport some ion commits to the new qcom branches lot of guess work to what is needed and what isn't. Basically have to make a custom qcom folder for jbbl. As for the kernel there are lots of ways to get this right but it will need lots of time and testing.