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My D2G Just Completely Died.
- Thread starter mcdonagh.matthew
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mcdonagh.matthew
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Wonderful, I am going to review the RSD Lite instructions I found on here (worked for me before) just to make sure I've got it all figured out. Then hopefully I'll SBF this puppy back to stock. Then I can walk into a different VZW tomorrow morning before work and get the ball rolling on a replacement.
Updates to come re:sbf flash.
mcdonagh.matthew
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XRP: I was able to get into boot mode, you rock!
gsd: Great idea, I'll call the second my phone is back to stock (no other phone, haha so at this point I need to wait till I finish with the flash).
gsd: Great idea, I'll call the second my phone is back to stock (no other phone, haha so at this point I need to wait till I finish with the flash).
mcdonagh.matthew
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Flash Failed :icon_eek:
It was working fine (I've done a rsd sbf before), and was progressing normally. Then it said Failed. I checked it out and it said something about not being able to find the Motorolla Flash Interface? I'm going to try it again so I can get the exact error message.
And now the display is again dead. Idk how to revive it other than simply wait. Twice now this has allowed me to use the phone (only in portrait, but its something).
It was working fine (I've done a rsd sbf before), and was progressing normally. Then it said Failed. I checked it out and it said something about not being able to find the Motorolla Flash Interface? I'm going to try it again so I can get the exact error message.
And now the display is again dead. Idk how to revive it other than simply wait. Twice now this has allowed me to use the phone (only in portrait, but its something).
You don't have a neighbors phone you can use? If you can call in and say your screen is dead and that you already did a hard reset (make sure you do an activation). They shouldn't even question it. If you are on the west coast and can call by 5 you might be able to have your phone tomorrow.
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mcdonagh.matthew
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It's NYC, knocking on neighbors doors is strangely frowned upon. haha. You guys are all being awesome. Once I get the screen back on (hopefully), I'll call them and get the ball rolling.
Some people seem to be indicating my best bet (if I can't get the flash complete) is to go through Assurian and NOT VZW.
What's everyones take on that?
mcdonagh.matthew
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Yeah I had to grab the updated drivers last time I did an RSD just to get the program to see my phone.
The one thing I didn't do this time around was this step:
So far this has all been routine and you're thinking "so what?". This next part is what will get you a result of PASS instead of a warning about destroying your phone. After clicking Start the flashing process goes through several distinct steps. At some point there will be a bit of a delay with RSD Lite showing a status of "Phone[0000]: Waiting for re-enumeration". After that is when the actual flashing happens. When the flashing has completed, RSD Lite is going to issue a "reboot-bootloader" command to your phone. Unfortunately the Droid does not appear to implement the reboot-bootloader command correctly and does a normal reboot instead. If you don't "catch the boot" by holding up on the dpad key the OS will boot. Just before sending the reboot instruction to your phone the status in RSD Lite will change to "Phone[0000]: Phone is being rebooted". On your phone the screen will change to "SW Update Complete" (unless the message has been changed by the person who built the SBF) and your phone will reboot shortly thereafter. You want to be already holding the dpad key up when this happens. If you followed the instructions for Step 8 you have pre-read this step and knew to be ready for this. If not, your phone is probably already rebooted into the OS. If you miss it and the phone boots the OS it's no big deal (unless the instructions for the particular SBF you're flashing say otherwise). If that happens, let the phone finish its boot, and then just do a shutdown like normal. Then press/hold up on the dpad key and power back on. RSD Lite is patient and will wait.
Thats the only thing I did differently with this flash (that failed) as opposed to the previous (that worked). I didn't do this step because I was afraid to open the keyboard to hit the up key because opening the keyboard is what causes these problems in the first place you know?
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7632904/Motorola Driver Installer_v4.7.2.0.msi.zip
Thats the drivers i used idk if thats gonna help. But i had issues this time around with the same sbf file i used before and worked first try. Also if it does sbf and bootloops just clear cache and factory reset and itll be fine.
Thats the drivers i used idk if thats gonna help. But i had issues this time around with the same sbf file i used before and worked first try. Also if it does sbf and bootloops just clear cache and factory reset and itll be fine.