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I got some other feedback.
V version of the phone to normal use. But there he was, the screen no longer wake up after shut down, need to restart to resolve. S version of the phone,Even the use of CDMA SIM cards. Same constantly reboot. While the other is stuck in more: SMD: ch 0 Opening -> Opened. And someone said to me,They do not have permission to access the phone ROOT. But when I tested, I have ROOT permissions. Keep up, man, look forward to your updates. Good luck |
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I have flashed back and forth many time with both of my TP2's with no issues at all.
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I ran the provisioning built into the ROM (it had Sprint provisioning in it) and I ran a provisioning cab file. Both to no avail. Government computers don't like USB devices, so I can't try flashing stock ROM until I get off.
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Although you may have no way to get it on there, you can actually extract the NBH from the stock ROM's EXE and flash that from the sd card as well.
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finally got word about the autobuild server. Looks like we had a power supply issue.
I'm going to back up some stuff tonight and have an alternate download link. Wistlitl is going to upgrade us to a new server so make sure to thank him if yall see him on IRC. |
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Ill send you over the script i got from Netripper. Its very flexible incase you wanna run your own autobuilds.Its good because it will always use a clean pull from a separate machine thats not affected by dirty code. But i'll shoot you over the email.
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