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Originally Posted by colonel
Taurus, I am sorry that you feel the way you do. As Jack just listed, there are plenty of resources for you. I have spent a lot of time at pdaphonehome.com and there is a lot of great info there. However, PPCGeeks is more "cutting edge". Wideawake it not only the Admin, but he is producing ROM upgrades and many other helpful products for us users.
In reviewing your other posts in other threads it seems that you were asking about doing a ROM upgrade, but were confused about performing backups. I truly mean no offense by this, but ROM upgrades are really for advanced users. It does not mean that new users cannot do them, but a good knowledge of the phone and its OS are really important.
Basically my point is this, the key to this site or any other is to gain knowledge through searching and reading the information that is already there. Once you understand the similarities and differences between the XV6700 and the PPC6700 you will be able to understand what is compatible and what is not. You will also be able to try stuff out yourself and remove it if it doesn't work.
Please stick around as this site is great and only getting better. I would also strongly suggest checking the pdaphonehome forum as it has been around a little longer (I think) and has a little more "basic" information, tips for new users, and searches will probably find you answers to questions that aren't answered here.
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I have already updated my phone with Wideawake's aku2.2 beta, I have made all registry changes, I am not offended by your post cause I am no noob to flashing updating or modding, been doing this since Palm OS with the amber screen units, which some users might have still been in junior high.
My simple question was basically maybe another site doing the same work as wideawake but more on verizons side. After your post I now know that the answer is no seems Wideawake is the source for this.
I do not need basic info, I need advanced info that is why I asked.
I just hate it when ppl tell you to search or google, seems some ppl thrive on that answer.
Thanks