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Who is waiting for the OTA ICS??
- Thread starter 3sweeties
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On 232 it's fairly safe as you can always, as a last resort, FXZ back to 905 and become stock again. 235 and above will be more challenging until we get a new ICS FXZ, but, I've bricked myself a couple times on 235 and used my mini-FXZ to recover. So, I always say be careful, BACKUP YOUR DATA, and in the end you should be fine.
Well, I successfully flashed .235 instead of .232 (not exactly what I planned on doing, but that is another sad story). So far I really am happy, so if an FXZ is never developed, I guess I'm okay anyway! I am constantly amazed at what y'all are able to do with these programs. It took me the better part of the afternoon to do this! At any rate, I am finished for the time being, I am happy, and I learned a LOT today. Thank you for all you do and all of your help!
Um, WOOPS comes to mind! 
235 as you know locks you in place for the time being. Once a new build comes out we can move you forward. If 235 becomes OTA, well, you're good to go. 
If a new build is released, it will need to be evaluated before anyone jumps to it. However it should be possible with the tools we have. Sit tight and enjoy.
235 as you know locks you in place for the time being. Once a new build comes out we can move you forward. If 235 becomes OTA, well, you're good to go. If a new build is released, it will need to be evaluated before anyone jumps to it. However it should be possible with the tools we have. Sit tight and enjoy. That is good for me to know. At least I won't panic if it happens. Thanks for the heads up!
LaurelRaven
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Not true...you do have to download flash from the market, though; it isn't preinstalled like it was in past versions.
After ICS, though, Android will not be supported. This is an Adobe decision, not Google, Motorola or Verizon.
Sent from my ICS Bionic
Just so you understand where my attitude is coming from...read this and see if it sounds vaguely....familiar somehow:
Adobe Forums: Droid RAZR ICS 4.0.4!
Adobe Forums: Droid RAZR ICS 4.0.4!
I'm not surprised because it didn't seem to work on RAZR either. I've not found anything suggesting they've fixed it there yet.
Fortunately I have my BlackBerry Playbook which DOES support flash. I use the PB for videos more than I do my phone. I wish I could do everything with one device, but I have learned to find the strengths in each device and roll with it. Maybe not the Best answer, but it's the answer I have right now.