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No. It won't do that for some reason. Have any suggestions?
You just need to factory reset. Turn it on by holding home + power. When the triangle comes up, let go and then press both volume buttons. Choose factory reset. Then choose reboot.
Navigate with the volume buttons, select with the power button.
Snow02 - is this a CWR-specifc sequence? I tried this, but didn't get the same results.
I have essentially the same issue as the two other guys here. I'm only getting the M logo and can go no further. I am also able to get into the stock recovery menu via cam + vol down + power. Once differece: I am using bootloader 30.03. Everything seems to work well with RSD Lite: it even "completes" the flashing process. I believe I may be using the wrong SBF file, though... VRZ_MB810_2.3.32_1FF_01.sbf. Thoughts? I have not been able to find the earlier SBF file.
If your bootloader is still 30.03, the sbf isn't completely flashing. The last thing to flash is the bootloader. It should say ramdownloader, mbm, or something asking those lines in the rsd status. I find it odd rsd would say the flash is successful when it clearly wasn't.
But water damage can cause such a wide variety of random issues, who knows. Open her up. Wipe everything down with alcohol, paying special attention to connectors and contact points. You might get lucky.
Awesome work and perseverance...and thats why Droid Does!I am happy to say that after spending a lot of time fooling around, trial and error, the phone is finally in working order.
After all of the troubleshooting and attempts at reflashing, the problem was what I had suspected near the end: a hardware issue with the front keypad. I went out and bought a Torx T5 screw driver (a good one) and stripped the phone down. I could see where the water had run through the phone. I cleaned all of that up, but no luck on restoring it to working order. I finally started disconnecting components and cables. I disconnected the thin ribbon cable that runs to the front buttons and found some debris burned onto some of the connectors. The connector itself had some dark spots. It looks as if some water may have made its way into there and the impurities caused the coating on two of the pins. I gently cleaned the pins with isopropyl and a small flat-head screw driver, hooked it back up, and powered on. After about 20 seconds, it went passed the M logo and started the Droid animation. A minute later and it was fully booted!
I have to say, I learned a lot about Android phones this week I appreciate all of the help and suggestions that you guys gave me. I hope that all of this information will help someone else out there who has issues with their phone.
- zebr4 - :blackdroid: