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Originally Posted by wetbar
help - wow what did I do? OK I downloaded the zip file. first of all should the file be like 250 Meg? put it in my root dir rebooted with button down came up with the 5 options about reboot hboot whatever. Wait the 10 sec it says found the zip file but then says images are bad, and goes back to the 5 options. It did this the first time so no I have not rooted yet. I ran the recovery incase some how I rooted and didnt know I did? Now I get the triangle with the " !" in the middle when I hook it to my pc. hum  |
The PC36IMG.zip file is about 168mb. Not sure what you have downloaded.
The /!\ screen is the first part of the recovery section. If your PC36 file didn't work, you're not rooted so there is no point in going into the recovery screen.
Just pull the battery.
Make sure you get a good PM36IMG.zip file and make sure it's on the root of the storage card. BTW - I downgraded to stock a couple of hours ago. I put a smaller sdcard in and formated it. Then I copied the PC36IMG.zip file over to the card, tried to root, and also got a message that the 'image was wrong.' Tried several times and even took the file straight off my original card to the other smaller sdcard. Still got an error. Put the original 8gb card back in, and it worked. Did you by any chance change your card?
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Originally Posted by meatgel
So, I read everything 100 times before I jump in ... if I am reading this correctly, downgrading if you did the OTA is no longer necessary, right?
(I also don't trust myself and would like a little confirmation to make me feel better.)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...62&postcount=1 |
You should be fine. However, I have a question for you...
If you haven't started any of the process yet, and you're on a completely stock rom w/ the OTA, if you don't mind, I'd like to walk you through the entire process by phone/chat?
Rom manager has been pumping out updates faster than I can download them. I think they are fixing stuff, but when I downgrade to stock, I still have the same issue w/ Rom Manager. I have 2 Evo's and they have the same thing happen, but I think it's because I've already rooted, upgraded, and then downgraded. The only way to be sure is to find someone that has a completely stock rom.
If rom manager doesn't work, I can walk you through the manual method, which I think is very easy anyways.
If we can do this, I wouldn't be able to call you until about 6:30PM PST (7:30PM your time in Colorado) but at least you'd get personalized help rooting and flashing your phone.
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Originally Posted by xunknownx
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I don't know anything about androidSDK or using the adb commands. However, in your example you wrote "adp" which is a security company
Did you mis-type it on the pc too?