furbearingmammal
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The date code is in the name, so it lists as 1970-etc. You have to Advanced Nandroid Restore to get it to load, at least from SPRecovery. No problem flashing it, though.
The date code is in the name, so it lists as 1970-etc. You have to Advanced Nandroid Restore to get it to load, at least from SPRecovery. No problem flashing it, though.
Why didn't the rsd lite version (the best way) work for you?
I went through all the steps. Made sure my phone was in USB transfer mode on the boot loader, checked the first come first serve box and made sure I was system administrator too, but my phone was not showing up in the RSD grid. I even went through the trouble shooting area from the info given off of one of the forums here. I believe it was the one that was to root all OS versions. That had the brief and step by step instructions. My phoone was never recognized.
On my old phone I have clockwork recovery. I have done the factory reset and the wipe. I tried to use my wife's SD card to restore the broken phone but it too didn't work.
On the new phone I have deleted each update zip I have installed and it is not working on a stock droid 2.2.1 with the FRG83D.
I did back up my SD Card about a month ago and for some damb reason I can't get my external drive to open on the computer. I am thinking my USB cable is the problem but I have yet to find another cable to try it out.
If the new phone is not rooted or doesn't have sprecovery then putting update.zip files on it won't do a thing. If you plug your old phone into your pc and mount the sd card can you open the removable disk F drive in windows explorer? ( right click start go to explorer)
I will have to try this tonight at home to let you know for sure.
The date code is in the name, so it lists as 1970-etc. You have to Advanced Nandroid Restore to get it to load, at least from SPRecovery. No problem flashing it, though.
I would like to thank everyone for the help. A friend of mine was able to get my old droid back up and running. Thanks Trofn8er....What we did was used my wife's droid and downloaded another ROM onto my SD Card and we were able to get passed the boot loop and I had a functioning ROM. Like always I backed it up and have it saved. The down side now is I can't install the ROM I want. I downloaded it and tried installing it through both Clockwork Recovery and through ROM manager with no luck.
So the lesson learned is I am going to leave my phone alone and just deal with what I got.
THANK YOU ALL......
It that doesn't work then go to where it says flash alternate recovery and select sprecovery. Just remember if you use SPRecovery then you need to change your roms,kernel, themes whatever to update.zip
It that doesn't work then go to where it says flash alternate recovery and select sprecovery. Just remember if you use SPRecovery then you need to change your roms,kernel, themes whatever to update.zip
I haven't seen a phone yet that hasn't run with SPRecovery even if Clockwork wouldn't stick/stay/work reliably. I've seen a few that CW just would NOT work.
If you want to keep trying we will get you fixed up, but if you want to just run with what you have then we understand too.
As long as it's working for you, that's the important part.
I still don't see the appeal of ROM Manager, especially when it causes so many problems, but -- as long as it's working, that that's the important part. I hope you don't run into any further problems!