If it keeps doing that after a reboot you probably have a borked install and will have to either take it to Verizon or push a manual update using the file from the Circus thread...Just got my 2.2 update this morning on my moto droid. The phone now seems to run a bit slower, and I have had several crashes by the android launcher since. I like the extra desktops, but the cost is a bit much...
Hrm... I suppose it's nice to see that it's not just my phone that took a kidney shot with this update.
Even with an active day's use at work, my phone has never had less than 40% left on the batter when I left work. Today, on the other hand, it was down to 15% after a mere 6 hours of work (7 hours from leaving the charger). I had to shut it off to make sure that it didn't flat out die on me.
Also, I noticed a number of my apps quit working, most notably my Swype beta. "This software was designed for use on another phone." I realize that updates will often mean that the apps will need updating, but it was hell today having to go back to no Swype.
Here's hoping that they take care of those issues quickly. Well, most of what Google's responsible for would be the sudden battery drain, but I hope Swype updates their beta soon...
I just got the update pop up. I hit install now and my phone was rebooted. It then took me to the SPRecovery screen where I hit reboot. After everything loaded, I checked the system info and it says android 2.1, LOL! I'm not sure what happened. I don't think I'm rooted since I don't have the Super User icon. Did SPRecovery block my update?
Hrm... I suppose it's nice to see that it's not just my phone that took a kidney shot with this update.
Even with an active day's use at work, my phone has never had less than 40% left on the batter when I left work. Today, on the other hand, it was down to 15% after a mere 6 hours of work (7 hours from leaving the charger). I had to shut it off to make sure that it didn't flat out die on me.
Also, I noticed a number of my apps quit working, most notably my Swype beta. "This software was designed for use on another phone." I realize that updates will often mean that the apps will need updating, but it was hell today having to go back to no Swype.
Here's hoping that they take care of those issues quickly. Well, most of what Google's responsible for would be the sudden battery drain, but I hope Swype updates their beta soon...
Swype is a known issue. The fix is kicking around if you look. As to the battery, cycle it down till the phone turns off and then charge it uninterrupted for at least an hour and preferably two on the wall charger to get your phone to relearn the battery levels. This isn't for the battery, it's to force your phone to relearn charge levels.
I just got the update pop up. I hit install now and my phone was rebooted. It then took me to the SPRecovery screen where I hit reboot. After everything loaded, I checked the system info and it says android 2.1, LOL! I'm not sure what happened. I don't think I'm rooted since I don't have the Super User icon. Did SPRecovery block my update?
Yes. SPRecovery = rooted phone, even if you don't have root access in the OS. SPRecovery blocks OTA update installs to prevent losing root access in the OS. Either allow the update to install through SPRecovery, which should also get rid of SPRecovery, or install a 2.2 ROM with a build id of FRG01B to stop the udpate from coming down every couple of days and nagging you.
If you want to take your phone back to stock, yes. If you want 2.2 stock but with root access there's a file or twelve for that. If you want a custom ROM...
If you want to take your phone back to stock I can have you there tonight without an issue unless the OTA would have done the same thing to you, or you can wait for the OTA update to drop onto your phone again and then you:
Boot into recovery, select install, select allow update.zip, select install update.zip (deprecated) and wait, reboot, wait, and hopefully nothing borked during install and will require more effort on your part.
Hrm... I suppose it's nice to see that it's not just my phone that took a kidney shot with this update.
Even with an active day's use at work, my phone has never had less than 40% left on the batter when I left work. Today, on the other hand, it was down to 15% after a mere 6 hours of work (7 hours from leaving the charger). I had to shut it off to make sure that it didn't flat out die on me.
Also, I noticed a number of my apps quit working, most notably my Swype beta. "This software was designed for use on another phone." I realize that updates will often mean that the apps will need updating, but it was hell today having to go back to no Swype.
Here's hoping that they take care of those issues quickly. Well, most of what Google's responsible for would be the sudden battery drain, but I hope Swype updates their beta soon...
Swype is a known issue. The fix is kicking around if you look. As to the battery, cycle it down till the phone turns off and then charge it uninterrupted for at least an hour and preferably two on the wall charger to get your phone to relearn the battery levels. This isn't for the battery, it's to force your phone to relearn charge levels.
anyone else have a problem since the update with not being able to put their phone on silent? My phone now only goes as low as vibrate if i use the side button to control ring tone.
Also, has anyone been able to find where the media volume control is...it used to be in settings under sound.
I wondered about this after someone asked on another forum. So I searched here on this forum.
2.2 has two choices
1--vibrate and sound
2--silience and sound
Yep that's it. They removed it so you can't have silience, vibrate and sound.
There are widges on the market you could use if you need all three.
I don't know wy they removed the option to have all 3 on the side button. I rarely use vibrate, my phone's mostly on silient, but I liked the option and used it sometimes.