Re: unlock, flash and even relock your TP via the SD card!
 

thanx to you also, radio flashed with no problems.

Re: unlock, flash and even relock your TP via the SD card!
 

AWESOME...just flashed psykis bootsplash :thumbright:

quick question though about relocking...since there is a new sprint rom will we need a new re-locker?

Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows CE; IEMobile 7.11) Sprint PPC6850SP)

no from what i can see there is no spl upgrade with this release.

Re: unlock, flash and even relock your TP via the SD card!
 

Thanks to the OP for this.

I ran into some issues originally where I had encryption on my card and even after I turned off encryption, it seemed to not work and not see the image file. I reformatted and redownloaded and everything worked perfectly.

Thanks again!

Re: unlock, flash and even relock your TP via the SD card!
 

For some reason i can't flash from my sd card...i can get to the bootloader screen fine and i extracted the .nbh file as well as all its counterparts into the root /storage card directory...but when i reboot the phone into bootloader mode it does not give me the option to flash the rom...any help?

Re: unlock, flash and even relock your TP via the SD card!
 

did you rename the .nbh to RAPHIMG.nbh? that is all you need on the sd card (no other files)

Re: unlock, flash and even relock your TP via the SD card!
 

that file is already named that..and it is in my root directory..

Re: unlock, flash and even relock your TP via the SD card!
 

Make sure your card is formatted FAT32 - I've heard it also causes problems if it isn't.

Re: unlock, flash and even relock your TP via the SD card!
 

how can i format to fat32?

Re: unlock, flash and even relock your TP via the SD card!
 

Going from memory...

You need to hook it up to a Windows computer via a USB adapter (or just use the TP--PC cable) and use the format function under disk manager in Windows, or I think you may just be able to right-click the drive letter for the card and select "Format". Choose FAT32 from the menu and select quick format. Be aware of course that a format will erase whatever's on the card so move it elsewhere if you don't want to lose the data.