Sweet! Anyone with root brave enough to try it yet and see if it breaks root or not? Not I, I'll wait and see how it pans out. lol
Sweet! Anyone with root brave enough to try it yet and see if it breaks root or not? Not I, I'll wait and see how it pans out. lol
I am tempted to flash this... I don't want to lose root though... choices...
I would if we knew if this was official or not... and what it does.
Also, fantom, what are the default permissions for those files in the /cache dir? 644?
Both files, Owner "Read", Owner "Write" are checked. All others are unchecked. I can only spell Linux as NOOB... sorry. Does that equal 644?
has anyone attempted to flash this from stock recovery without downloading it from official OTA (via the link provided is what I mean)?
644 looks like this:
x x o
x o o
x o o
x = checks
has anyone attempted to flash this from stock recovery without downloading it from official OTA (via the link provided is what I mean)?
Any info one what this fixes? I'm guessing 5.5.893 didn't have the results Verizon was looking for. No info doing a Google search. Verizon trying to fix the data drop problem? Back to back system updates... kinda strange!
Are you rooted / have cheesecake installed? Or did this come as an Official OTA? Just verifying. I think someone posted earlier in a different thread that they were completely stock / not rooted and got this update pushed to them so it would have to be via an official path.
I tried to run it both through bootstrap and stock recovery to no prevail. I get the build.prop error.
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has anyone attempted to flash this from stock recovery without downloading it from official OTA (via the link provided is what I mean)?