thanks for the kind words furbearingmammal : )
That depends entirely on the method you used to root. Easy Root/DM Updater? No problem, even if you installed ROM Manager and flashed ClockworkMOD Recovery or SPRecovery. RSDLite to push SPRecovery followed by installing a rooted ROM? Depends on the ROM. Most have OTAs blocked.If I'm rooted, but have done nothing but overclocking, will I get the official OTA update sent by verizon?
If you pushed RSDLite to your phone you'll still receive it if you didn't flash in a ROM that blocks OTA updates.That depends entirely on the method you used to root. Easy Root/DM Updater? No problem, even if you installed ROM Manager and flashed ClockworkMOD Recovery or SPRecovery. RSDLite to push SPRecovery followed by installing a rooted ROM? Depends on the ROM. Most have OTAs blocked.If I'm rooted, but have done nothing but overclocking, will I get the official OTA update sent by verizon?
Told you i'd ask you a question! I'm stock 2.1 rooted, I used rsdlite to push sprecovery to my droid. So ill still receive the ota notification? And if I accept, will it update to froyo and flash back the stock recovery and remove root?
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That depends entirely on the method you used to root. Easy Root/DM Updater? No problem, even if you installed ROM Manager and flashed ClockworkMOD Recovery or SPRecovery. RSDLite to push SPRecovery followed by installing a rooted ROM? Depends on the ROM. Most have OTAs blocked.If I'm rooted, but have done nothing but overclocking, will I get the official OTA update sent by verizon?
You'll get the notification. As to installing, you probably will have to do it manually, but it should download fine and install fine. When it does you'll have your kernel replaced and lose root, and all the applications that require it will stop working, but everything else should still be there. Even if it's non-functional. It should also replace SPRecovery at the same time.That depends entirely on the method you used to root. Easy Root/DM Updater? No problem, even if you installed ROM Manager and flashed ClockworkMOD Recovery or SPRecovery. RSDLite to push SPRecovery followed by installing a rooted ROM? Depends on the ROM. Most have OTAs blocked.If I'm rooted, but have done nothing but overclocking, will I get the official OTA update sent by verizon?
I used DMupdater, and thats how I rooted. The only thing I did is flashed one of Chevy's Kernel on my droid to overclock.
I have ROM Manager, and flashed SPRecovery and made nandroid backups.
So based on what you're saying, I will get the OTA update?
Also when/if I do get the update, will I lose everything and/or will my Kernel still be there?
Sorry for all the stupid questions lol
You'll get the notification. As to installing, you probably will have to do it manually, but it should download fine and install fine. When it does you'll have your kernel replaced and lose root, and all the applications that require it will stop working, but everything else should still be there. Even if it's non-functional. It should also replace SPRecovery at the same time.That depends entirely on the method you used to root. Easy Root/DM Updater? No problem, even if you installed ROM Manager and flashed ClockworkMOD Recovery or SPRecovery. RSDLite to push SPRecovery followed by installing a rooted ROM? Depends on the ROM. Most have OTAs blocked.
I used DMupdater, and thats how I rooted. The only thing I did is flashed one of Chevy's Kernel on my droid to overclock.
I have ROM Manager, and flashed SPRecovery and made nandroid backups.
So based on what you're saying, I will get the OTA update?
Also when/if I do get the update, will I lose everything and/or will my Kernel still be there?
Sorry for all the stupid questions lol
If it's the OTA as pushed to you, yes. If it's ROM that's exactly the same except it's had root added that you downloaded from one of the Devs, no. It depends on what you want to do.You'll get the notification. As to installing, you probably will have to do it manually, but it should download fine and install fine. When it does you'll have your kernel replaced and lose root, and all the applications that require it will stop working, but everything else should still be there. Even if it's non-functional. It should also replace SPRecovery at the same time.I used DMupdater, and thats how I rooted. The only thing I did is flashed one of Chevy's Kernel on my droid to overclock.
I have ROM Manager, and flashed SPRecovery and made nandroid backups.
So based on what you're saying, I will get the OTA update?
Also when/if I do get the update, will I lose everything and/or will my Kernel still be there?
Sorry for all the stupid questions lol
If I install 2.2 manually, then will I lose root as well?
Great! Glad it worked out for you.Ok, a success. What I had to do was reinstall Rom Manager, set it to SPRecorvy, reboot into the recovery menu, select allow update to install, and then install. Worked great. Thanks for bearing with me.
According to engadet Verizon has pulled the trigger on the OTA froyo update. Motorola Droid Android 2.2 Froyo OTA updates are go -- Engadget Looks like everyone should be getting the 2.2 update starting now and over the next few days. Bout time for this issue to be laid to rest
dancedroid
According to engadet Verizon has pulled the trigger on the OTA froyo update. Motorola Droid Android 2.2 Froyo OTA updates are go -- Engadget Looks like everyone should be getting the 2.2 update starting now and over the next few days. Bout time for this issue to be laid to rest
dancedroid
Ya don't need engadget for that news. Three people have gotten here over the last several hours.
Oh I know. I just needed to harass a little bit before finally going to sleep for a few hours.According to engadet Verizon has pulled the trigger on the OTA froyo update. Motorola Droid Android 2.2 Froyo OTA updates are go -- Engadget Looks like everyone should be getting the 2.2 update starting now and over the next few days. Bout time for this issue to be laid to rest
dancedroid
Ya don't need engadget for that news. Three people have gotten here over the last several hours.
I know, just thought I would post the engadget annoucement for people to see