[ROM] Liberty Gingerbread

[ldopa]

Droid 2 Liberty GB v0.9

 

[Kasey Krehbiel]

All is well so far. Now for the fun. Downloading all the apps I have. I had to get a 32 gig card awhile back. Luckily New Egg had them on sale for anout 24 bucks. It's just over half full. Actually right now it's barely used at the moment. Thanks to everyone.
I have attached the driver files I found. These are 64 bit drivers.
Just unzip, then browse to the folder and let windows do the rest.
If I had had these this AM when I started I think it would have taken 15-20 minutes for this entire procedure.

Where did you find this driver? I need a global link so I can post it in my instructions. Thanks!

 

[Wildrat]

There lies the problem. I do not remember. I did a google search found a link talking about 64 bit drivers, went there and downloaded the drivers. All I remember is a little droid figure, which could be from any number of sites. I'll check m history and see if I can find which site I got it from.

 

[ldopa]

Can't you just get them from the moto site? Anyway, I have a bunch of driver files on my sd. I'll take a look for the above one and lets you know

Droid 2 Liberty GB v0.9

 

[DroidMcNugget1]

How do you change font style on liberty.

 

[brad92]

Liberty Toolbox

Apex 2.0 Revolution

 

[DroidMcNugget1]

OK this may sound dumb but will ask anyway, i see the install font, so when it down loads how do you apply it to rom

 

[ldopa]

It will download and replace the font and then prompt a reboot. It will be changed at bootup. You should also try the app called custom android font switcher. Works well on any ROM and has way more choices than liberty mods. Its free

Droid 2 Liberty GB v0.9

 

[DroidMcNugget1]

I downloaded and rebooted and nothing happened,going to try custom android font switcher. Thanks for the help.

 

[ldopa]

No problem. The app should work fine

Droid 2 Liberty GB v0.9

 

[comike14]

I can't wait to really get this ROM going -- Liberty is the reason I took the plunge to root and flash in the first place, and it's the first ROM I've installed.

Now this may have been answered, and I did search for it, but for some reason, my data connectivity is switched off, and I can't seem to get it back on. I know others have seen this, but I haven't seen a solution yet. Here are my specs, if it helps:

System version: 4.5.596.MB810.Verizon.en.US
Model number: DROIDX
Android version: 2.3.3
Kernel version: 2.6.32.9-g5a891f6w30471@il93lnxdroid42 #1
Liberty version: Liberty GB v0.8
ERI version: 1357
PRL version: 52363

And here're the steps I took to get where I am now:

1. Flash back to stock 2.3.340
2. Root 2.3.340
3. DL rooted Gingerbread
4. Use DX Bootstrap to boot to recovery, install rooted Gingerbread
5. DL Liberty GB (from OP in this thread)
6. Use D2 Bootstrap to boot to recovery
7. Data wipe
8. Install Liberty GB
9. Log into phone, no data connection.

TL;DR: I have no data connection with Liberty GB at the moment, and I need some help...

EDIT: Looking at some signatures, I see people running Liberty v0.9. Did I miss something in the OP for a patch?

 

[MendedLogic]

Look and see what baseband your running and post it some are having issues with their radio (data) also v0.9 liberty gb is thru the liberty toolbox only right now that im aware of..

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[Kasey Krehbiel]

I can't wait to really get this ROM going -- Liberty is the reason I took the plunge to root and flash in the first place, and it's the first ROM I've installed.

Now this may have been answered, and I did search for it, but for some reason, my data connectivity is switched off, and I can't seem to get it back on. I know others have seen this, but I haven't seen a solution yet. Here are my specs, if it helps:

System version: 4.5.596.MB810.Verizon.en.US
Model number: DROIDX
Android version: 2.3.3
Kernel version: 2.6.32.9-g5a891f6w30471@il93lnxdroid42 #1
Liberty version: Liberty GB v0.8
ERI version: 1357
PRL version: 52363

And here're the steps I took to get where I am now:

1. Flash back to stock 2.3.340
2. Root 2.3.340
3. DL rooted Gingerbread
4. Use DX Bootstrap to boot to recovery, install rooted Gingerbread
5. DL Liberty GB (from OP in this thread)
6. Use D2 Bootstrap to boot to recovery
7. Data wipe
8. Install Liberty GB
9. Log into phone, no data connection.

TL;DR: I have no data connection with Liberty GB at the moment, and I need some help...

EDIT: Looking at some signatures, I see people running Liberty v0.9. Did I miss something in the OP for a patch?

It looks like your general process was good. Since you're data wiped anyway, I'd do it again using the instructions posted in the sticky (ANY ROM to LGB.) You'll SBF, root, reboot recovery, install Part 1 and 2 of Rooted GB and LGB 0.x without rebooting.

BTW LGB 0.9 is available in Liberty Toolbox Pro.

 

[comike14]

It looks like your general process was good. Since you're data wiped anyway, I'd do it again using the instructions posted in the sticky (ANY ROM to LGB.) You'll SBF, root, reboot recovery, install Part 1 and 2 of Rooted GB and LGB 0.x without rebooting.

BTW LGB 0.9 is available in Liberty Toolbox Pro.

Thanks -- I'll try those instructions out and post back here with the result... I hate it when someone gets their problem fixed and don't say HOW they fixed it.

EDIT: Sounds slightly retartded, but where exactly is the sticky? Just browsed a bit, but I'm pretty unfamiliar with this board layout... sorry -- not trying to be a hand-holder.

EDIT2: NM, got it. Geez, what a Wednesday.

 

[Kasey Krehbiel]

Thanks -- I'll try those instructions out and post back here with the result... I hate it when someone gets their problem fixed and don't say HOW they fixed it.

EDIT: Sounds slightly retartded, but where exactly is the sticky? Just browsed a bit, but I'm pretty unfamiliar with this board layout... sorry -- not trying to be a hand-holder.

Here:
http://www.droidforums.net/forum/li...-1-stock-apex-cm7-etc-any-rom-liberty-gb.html

If you're using the forum on the web, the stickies are at the top. If you're using the app, scroll to the top of the posts and tap the stickies tab.