Finally!
Just got it at 8 am (pacific) this morning! Thought I was going to have to it myself! dancedroid
Just got it at 8 am (pacific) this morning! Thought I was going to have to it myself! dancedroid
Ok no problem, let us know what happens.Just did that. Still stuck at Moto logo. Time to walk to the Verizon store (thanks again for your help).
I see your reasoning, your saying Verizon would use your history of denying the OTA and skip you because it thinks your still running 2.1? In my opinion they wouldnt do that, they would instead just send a command to the droid for firmware version and see its 2.2 then send you the new build.OK... I am basically ready to do the manual update. Mainly because I'm interested in the full 70+ meg file that does a complete reinstall to clean things up. I also did the 2.1 update manually, so I'm comfortable with the process.
Here is my question... and bear with me, as I'm still a n00b to the OTA update process...
I manually update to 2.2. Whenever the OTA decides to deliver, I don't need it, so VZW doesn't "deliver" it to me. When Part 2 of the update comes in the next weeks/months, will the system check to see what version I have and offer the next update or assume that since I didn't take 2.2 then I am not a "candidate" for the OTA and not even poll my phone?
Hopefully the question makes sense and is a bit clearer than mud. I'm all for the manual update as it looks like most folks have had success with it... plus I'd like to clean up the orphans on my phone a little bit, and it sounds like the large file update will do a good job of that.
i tried to manually update mine 3 days ago.. did the hold X and power.. volume and camera, then went down to install update.zip, then got "E: cant's open/ cache/recovery/command" so the Droid-life page said just hit reboot phone. now i dont have the update because it wouldnt work, and still no OTA update... what do i do?????????
where did you download the file from? Did you put it in the root of your SD card?i tried to manually update mine 3 days ago.. did the hold X and power.. volume and camera, then went down to install update.zip, then got "E: cant's open/ cache/recovery/command" so the Droid-life page said just hit reboot phone. now i dont have the update because it wouldnt work, and still no OTA update... what do i do?????????
any help?^^
where did you download the file from? Did you put it in the root of your SD card?i tried to manually update mine 3 days ago.. did the hold X and power.. volume and camera, then went down to install update.zip, then got "E: cant's open/ cache/recovery/command" so the Droid-life page said just hit reboot phone. now i dont have the update because it wouldnt work, and still no OTA update... what do i do?????????
any help?^^
Thanks for the info, but can I actually put the ringer on vibrate, or is that option just gone now? Turning off the notification sound is great, but I'd prefer to have the ringer on vibrate than alert everyone in my office that I've got a personal call!The sound>vibrate>silent feature was disabled due to the complaints of too many users accidentaly putting their phone on silent. The only way to do this now is either manually go into the settings everytime you put it on silent, or you can just disable notifications in the sound setting and the droiding will stop.I'm in Dillon, SC, and I got the update on my phone around 7:30 this morning. It didn't take long at all (maybe 5 minutes), but I realized once I got to work that the vibration function doesn't seem to be working at all. It goes from the lowest volume setting to the vibrate icon, with no setting for silent. So now vibrate = silent? It's already been quite annoying...it's "Droid"'d about a dozen times already this morning, but I can't turn the sound off without worrying about missing a call!
Any else having this problem or have any advice?
So Sad....will the manual update work for Droid X?
Last I heard everybody was supposed to get Froyo by August 18, with a later update for Flash. Here it is August 18, and my Droid is still on 2.1. What's the issue? Anyone else still living with 2.1 or did Verizon just forget about me?
i tried to manually update mine 3 days ago.. did the hold X and power.. volume and camera, then went down to install update.zip, then got "E: cant's open/ cache/recovery/command" so the Droid-life page said just hit reboot phone. now i dont have the update because it wouldnt work, and still no OTA update... what do i do?????????
If I don't get it today I'm manually updating :icon_eek:.
Note my post above. I got the OTA this morning and it was the smaller file. What's with that, I thought they switched to the larger file update????
Chris
Ok first what is the actual update file named? If you renamed it as update.zip then it will be update.zip.zip. You need to name it just update then the file being a zip will automatically add it. Next connect your phone and open up the SD card. Place that file into the SDcard home and dont put it in any folder withing the sdcard. You should see it at the very bottom after all the folders. Then reboot and install it using the recovery mode.where did you download the file from? Did you put it in the root of your SD card?any help?^^
how do you put it in the root of your SD?? when on my mac i clicked and drug it into the folder noname on my desktop as the link said to do... then just followed directions..
here is the link i used
Manual Android 2.2 Update for Motorola DROID | Droid Life: A Droid Community Blog
I manually update to 2.2. Whenever the OTA decides to deliver, I don't need it, so VZW doesn't "deliver" it to me. When Part 2 of the update comes in the next weeks/months, will the system check to see what version I have and offer the next update or assume that since I didn't take 2.2 then I am not a "candidate" for the OTA and not even poll my phone?
Hopefully the question makes sense and is a bit clearer than mud. I'm all for the manual update as it looks like most folks have had success with it... plus I'd like to clean up the orphans on my phone a little bit, and it sounds like the large file update will do a good job of that.
Of course you can still put the ringer on vibrate. Just hit the volume button all the way down like you would before the update.Thanks for the info, but can I actually put the ringer on vibrate, or is that option just gone now? Turning off the notification sound is great, but I'd prefer to have the ringer on vibrate than alert everyone in my office that I've got a personal call!The sound>vibrate>silent feature was disabled due to the complaints of too many users accidentaly putting their phone on silent. The only way to do this now is either manually go into the settings everytime you put it on silent, or you can just disable notifications in the sound setting and the droiding will stop.I'm in Dillon, SC, and I got the update on my phone around 7:30 this morning. It didn't take long at all (maybe 5 minutes), but I realized once I got to work that the vibration function doesn't seem to be working at all. It goes from the lowest volume setting to the vibrate icon, with no setting for silent. So now vibrate = silent? It's already been quite annoying...it's "Droid"'d about a dozen times already this morning, but I can't turn the sound off without worrying about missing a call!
Any else having this problem or have any advice?
Heh, figured it when I finally had time to play with it! Thanks for the help!!Thanks for the info, but can I actually put the ringer on vibrate, or is that option just gone now? Turning off the notification sound is great, but I'd prefer to have the ringer on vibrate than alert everyone in my office that I've got a personal call!The sound>vibrate>silent feature was disabled due to the complaints of too many users accidentaly putting their phone on silent. The only way to do this now is either manually go into the settings everytime you put it on silent, or you can just disable notifications in the sound setting and the droiding will stop.I'm in Dillon, SC, and I got the update on my phone around 7:30 this morning. It didn't take long at all (maybe 5 minutes), but I realized once I got to work that the vibration function doesn't seem to be working at all. It goes from the lowest volume setting to the vibrate icon, with no setting for silent. So now vibrate = silent? It's already been quite annoying...it's "Droid"'d about a dozen times already this morning, but I can't turn the sound off without worrying about missing a call!
Any else having this problem or have any advice?