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Re: How hard is it to actually brick a touch pro?
i think more often what happens is someone just screws it up enough that they give up on it. ive never done anything that couldnt be fixed with a reflash, whether it be usb or SD. afterall, this is all software we are dealing with. I cant imagine its possible 99% of the time to brick it without messing with the hardware.
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Re: How hard is it to actually brick a touch pro?
OK, I'm just curious how far I can go when editing SYS files, mixing up sys/xip from different builds, porting rom and xip's etc before I should start to be careful and worry that I might actually make a real brick..
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Re: How hard is it to actually brick a touch pro?
hi jimecm, u said that if someone flash a gsm rom on a cdma phone it cant be bricked, well i flashed a cdma rom on my gsm phone (T-Mobile touch pro) and now i don't know what to do, i tried flashing with the micro SD but it still doesn't work, when i reset it (volume down + center button + reset) it only restarts and gives me the opportunity to restore it, but it does nothing, couse after that it come again at the fist screen (with the T-Mobile logo) and stays as it were. Please Help Me
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Re: How hard is it to actually brick a touch pro?
i don't know that it's possible to do a software brick on these devices. i think the only way to brick is to have a hardware failure as well as a software failure. otherwise the bootloader jumps in before any software is booted so you can always reflash.
erbegu, you'd find better help in the gsm section of this forum but to quickly help, you need to reflash to a gsm rom, not just reset the phone.
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