yeap, u got the newest so ur good, u could try the custom. :D

ugh - above post is spam - porn... please delete (and I'd be happy to do so if you need another moderator - heck I am here all the time :D)

deleted and banned!

new old apache
 

Hey guys, Im sorry to tag this onto the end of this thread, but I thought it was the most appropriate place. I have just received a new (hand me down) apache (IT guys are always the last to get stuff) - anyway I like it! What I would like to do though is to update the ROM the current rom is way old 1.03.00 WWE. What I would like to know is, can I take a backup of the current rom, for in the even that I have to restore it to original state. Second I live in New Zealand (the phone is on the telecom network here), am I still to use the SPRINT rom or what?

BTW great resource you have here!
cheers
Jurgen

Well I doubt u will be able to roll back to that old ROM. But u can use a OS only upgrade which most are here except the one in the first post that's sprints. On telecoms site theres an offical aku 2.2 which would be better than nothing until u decide to try out a custom 3.3 or 3.5.
~Mike

Thanks Mike, Im still a bit confused though. Does telecom (my carrier) put something into their rom which allows only that rom to work on their network? say if I wanted to upgrade to one of the custom roms, this one for instance: http://www.ppcgeeks.com/saridnours-a...pr4-t2805.html will my phone still connect to the telecom network and function as it normally would, or would it not be able to connect? I know about the esn and that other a2d (i thinks its something like that) - these tie with there network, so i couldnt just get a phone from overseas and have telecom add it to their network, but my phone is already on their network, i just want a better rom.

cheers
Jurgen

can someone ban the above person please

No, if you're on the network you can change to whatever "rom" you want to. The rom is just the operating system.

It may void your warranty should they find out, but that can only happen if you show their techs your phone with the updated rom installed.

You may want to choose carefully if the rom you want comes with an extended rom. This is carrier specific software(adware) that can and will affect your ability to connect to your carrier's data service.

There are plenty of roms that don't come with extended roms, and you can even install the rom without the extended part. It will usually specify in the description what all is included, and if an extended rom comes.

Why?

I think that was before the moderators intervened and the forum spam got deleted. :twisted:

Re: How to upgrade Sprint PPC6700 from the old to the new ROM
 

does the sprint upgrade work for alltel phones as well (sorry if this question has been answered - I didnt see it anywhere)

BTW, n00b here....