[ ROM ] [ KITCHEN ] JUICY 8 - Build 090922H (23052.5.3.0) [UC]

[K3v2freshh]

Originally Posted by Lat

Am I the only one itching for the new update? I guess Juicy's waiting for the RTM build.

naaaah you are not da only 1 lol

[mlin]

Originally Posted by cmantis

So I have been having considerable problems with the latest build. To the point where my phone is more or less unusable. Would it be advisable to reflash a stock Sprint rom first before upgrading, when the next build comes out?

(If so where could I find a stock rom?)

Thanks in advance.

It is highly advised to flash a stock ROM before a custom build. I use to think this was rubbish, but I noticed more bugs and errors when not flashing stock first. Here is how I go about flashing and I have experienced no "bugs" with the ROM outside of the normal Rhodium Manila issues already mentioned.

1. Enter Bootloader
2. Flash Stock
-let customizations run
3. Enter Bootloader
4. Flash Custom
-let customizations run
5. Hard reset
-let customizations run

here is the link to stock ROMs

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=42741

its in the sticky of CDMA touch pro upgrades

[mlin]

Originally Posted by Lat

Am I the only one itching for the new update? I guess Juicy's waiting for the RTM build.

The RTM build should have the new dialer correct? And BTW, I'm itching a little too

Originally Posted by mlin

The RTM build should have the new dialer correct? And BTW, I'm itching a little too

Might want to get that checked out, it sounds unrelated to wanting a new ROM

I could really stand to see a new update, I'm yet to make it through a single day on the past two versions without soft resetting the phone more than 5-6 times due to lockups. It would be nice if it just ran

[Inimical]

No doubt...that change log has been up for months it seems, wtf? lol

[esqueue]

Originally Posted by ShadowDrake

Might want to get that checked out, it sounds unrelated to wanting a new ROM

LOL

By the way, do anyone have a clue on what's needed to have the new flash version that is posted in the upgrade long to have flash working? I downloaded 16453 but can't get flash to work.

[tx_jaycee]

Originally Posted by mlin

It is highly advised to flash a stock ROM before a custom build. I use to think this was rubbish, but I noticed more bugs and errors when not flashing stock first. Here is how I go about flashing and I have experienced no "bugs" with the ROM outside of the normal Rhodium Manila issues already mentioned.

1. Enter Bootloader
2. Flash Stock
-let customizations run
3. Enter Bootloader
4. Flash Custom
-let customizations run
5. Hard reset
-let customizations run

here is the link to stock ROMs

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=42741

its in the sticky of CDMA touch pro upgrades

Any suggestions on a 244 Error Invalid Model ID when trying to flash from stock?

[lafester]

This IS crazy. lol.

overkill imho... a hard reset is all that is needed.

Originally Posted by mlin

It is highly advised to flash a stock ROM before a custom build. I use to think this was rubbish, but I noticed more bugs and errors when not flashing stock first. Here is how I go about flashing and I have experienced no "bugs" with the ROM outside of the normal Rhodium Manila issues already mentioned.

1. Enter Bootloader
2. Flash Stock
-let customizations run
3. Enter Bootloader
4. Flash Custom
-let customizations run
5. Hard reset
-let customizations run

here is the link to stock ROMs

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=42741

its in the sticky of CDMA touch pro upgrades

[lafester]

Originally Posted by tx_jaycee

Any suggestions on a 244 Error Invalid Model ID when trying to flash from stock?

the only reason you would get this is if your phone is still locked.

[mlin]

Originally Posted by lafester

This IS crazy. lol.

overkill imho... a hard reset is all that is needed.

I use to think the same thing. However, I noticed that after flashing a certain ROM (left un-named), weird bugs kept surfacing upon subsequent flashes until I flashed back to stock and proceeded with the steps mentioned above. One of the bugs in particular that I could not get rid of until doing this was the random partial hard-resets the device would do on its own. Since implementing this series of steps. It hasn't happened again. Overkill? Maybe. Do I still have to deal with annoying flashing related bugs and issues? NOPE!