Looks like you had the Bootstrapper installed...
If you have root explorer, or some other root file manager, go to system/bin directory.
Delete the hijack file, and then delete the logwrapper file, and rename the logwrapper.bin file to logwrapper.
That should fix that error.
I have already done this.
I have backed up my contacts on the sdcard, and Verizon's backup assistant. I know my contacts are safe. I have on occasion used the CWM to backup (something), which I assume are saved on the sdcard. Can I use these backups once I have SBF'ed to regain all my apps and settings? If not, then I'm not too impressed with ClockWorkBreakMyUpdateMod
did you uninstall D2 bootstrap before deleting the files and then reboot?
also, use titanium backup to back up your apps and settings. just backup apps/system/data under batch. then restore....
I have all bloatware on the phone still and never froze or removed anything period.. I just want this fixed. Sooo any help is appreciated
Here's what I did to update:
On .607, rooted, frozen bloatware, with the CRT/pixel patch.
Make sure to download the .607 update zip from any of various sources, and get the easy sbf boot CD..
Steps as I took them:
TiBu all my apps/system data/everything (just in case)
CWM did a full nandroid backup (again, just in case)
SBF using the linux boot cd method to 2.4.330
power down phone, do NOT let it boot into the OS. (this step is critical for getting these steps to work correctly)
put the update.zip (4.5.607) on the SD card
power up into stock recovery
applied update without wiping anything or factory reset
let the process finish, rebooted phone
went to settings, system, check for updates
downloaded the update file
update went through successfully
All my apps, data, etc. were still in place, all I had to do was re-root, add the bootstrapper back, and reflash the CRT/pixel fix.
Not saying this is an ideal way to do things, but I have no problems. The phone still had every setting, and still smooth as butter. No restoring backups, or TiBuing my apps back... I am happy.
So here's something weird.
The OTA automatically was downloading on my way to work. While i was about 15 min away it was on 61% downloaded.
When I got here, still at 61%.
Let it sit a few minutes, still 61%.
Hooked into the wifi here and waited about 10 min and it was still at 61%.
Sooooo I said eff it and rebooted my phone.
When I turned it back on I went to get the OTA again it said I was already downloading my update.... but nothing was downloading!
So I downloaded the full 104 mb update.zip and installed it.
Everything is great except System Update still says there is an update being downloaded.
How can I get that to stop? I'm worried when there is an update down the road I will not be able to get it because it thinks it's downloading already or something.
I have a feeling I'll need to revert to stock and reinstall GB... which is not a big deal just a huge PITA.
Anyone have a solution for this?
It's getting annoying now, I keep getting messages that say 'download failed'
To solve it have you been downloading on 3G or wifi. 3G can be ridiculous sometimes. your best bet is to be close to your wifi router and just let it download if you havnt done that already. if you are really willing just try and download it from a different location say like 20 minutes away just to see if it isnt the tower in your area.
youve gotta restore to stock if youve done anything to modify the such as clockworkmod recovery. thats just for installing trouble just because itll work better on your freshly stocked phone.
if all else fails just restore to stock and see if that fixes it.
Well I think the problem is that I have GB installed already. Like I originally posted, since the DL stuck at 61% (and that was after 15 min both on 3G and wifi) I had to reboot my phone (didn't have an option to cancel the OTA DL). After that I tried OTA again and it kept saying there was an update DLing... but nothing was DLing.
It's been three days or so now, so I highly doubt it wouldn't have finished by now (I'm on wifi when at work and at home, so that's at least 50% of those 3+ days).
Figured reverting to stock would likely fix it, I think it's something stuck in the phone memory now. Will reverting to stock take me back to Froyo?
If so, not a big deal as I still have the manual GB update file.
If you go to Settings>About Phone it will tell you the OS version. If it says Android version is 2.3.3 then yes, you are running GB. System version tells you which version of that Android release, probably begins 4.5.608 (for gingerbread) of 2.4.330 (if it's froyo)
Reverting back to stock with an SBF will return you to Froyo, and then you should be able to install GB. A factory reset probably won't be enough, depending on exactly what is making the phone want to download.
