[ROM] - 1/28 - CleanROM GBE 1.6 - Base: OTA 2.01.605.11

[pheatton]

Looks like Scott updated the ROM to [Only registered users can view links. ]. Anyone running this yet?

[matthewjoseph255]

in armon ra i did the factory reset and all that. than went to flash zip menu. chose the rom... than it installed waited till it was done went to the h boot and it didnt find the file for the hboot any ideas i had a nandroid backup so i restored because it wouldnt load the phone. remember this is my first time with roms and rooting i have the idea just stuck on that one part

[Wanda]

Originally Posted by matthewjoseph255

in armon ra i did the factory reset and all that. than went to flash zip menu. chose the rom... than it installed waited till it was done went to the h boot and it didnt find the file for the hboot any ideas i had a nandroid backup so i restored because it wouldnt load the phone. remember this is my first time with roms and rooting i have the idea just stuck on that one part

Check your PM.

I think this particualr ROM should have taken you to HBoot automatically (or I might be thinking of NilsP's ROM). If it takes you there automatically just select Yes and Update and it should run the update for you. If it gives you an error message pay attention to it and let us know what it says.

[Dovahkiin]

Originally Posted by pheatton

Looks like Scott updated the ROM to [Only registered users can view links. ]. Anyone running this yet?

For that matter, is it necessary to wipe data/cache for this one?
I didn't wipe then I transitioned from stock to CleanROM GBE 1.6.5 just to see if it would function normally, and it did. But then I went ahead and wiped and installed again anyway.

[tehsquishmeister]

I went from 1.6.5 straight to 7. No problem that I've noticed.

[Jimbo57]

I went straight from 1.6.5 to 1.7 also. I booted to HBOOT and then went into recovery. Wiped only cache, dalvik and system. Flashed the ROM and sat back. Automatically rebooted to HBOOT, asked for a yes or no confirmation, pushed the power button and voila!

The only thing I noticed different was that on the last reboot, the phone actually shut down. I waited for what seemed like an eternity before I decided "What The Hay" and pushed the power button. Phone rebooted like it had been waiting on me the whole time.

I also swapped extended batteries with the local Verizon store yesterday so this will be interesting, breaking in a new battery with a new ROM.

Everything seems to be working just fine. In fact, the phone itself seems a little faster using Sense.

[putney1477]

I have searched here and xda, I'm not a big fan of asking questions over at xda, and get shot down and told to use the search button......

I am having some really bad battery issues. I want to go back to bone stock so that I can go to verizon and see if I can get a battery swap. Right now I am running cleanrom GBE 1.6 based off the OTA.

I am unlocked, obviously.

I dont know how to run a RUU, or which one to use.

Im not new to flashing, but very new to HTC

Thanks so much in advance for all your help.

Can someone help me? maybe just write what I need to do.

Heather

[Jimbo57]

Originally Posted by putney1477

I have searched here and xda, I'm not a big fan of asking questions over at xda, and get shot down and told to use the search button......

I am having some really bad battery issues. I want to go back to bone stock so that I can go to verizon and see if I can get a battery swap. Right now I am running cleanrom GBE 1.6 based off the OTA. I am unlocked, obviously. I dont know how to run a RUU, or which one to use. Im not new to flashing, but very new to HTC

Thanks so much in advance for all your help. Can someone help me? maybe just write what I need to do.
Heather

There's no need to get back to stock just to do a battery swap. I walked in the local store yesterday and asked to have my extended battery checked because it just didn't seem right. After the usual reply of all smartphones use the battery extensively (well, duh!), I informed the chap that I had been using cell phones since 1991 beginning with the Motorola bag phone and was quite familiar with battery consumption.

The chap said they couldn't test the battery there so in that case he would just swap mine for a new one. Never asked to see the phone or for me to show him anything. Never asked what I was running app-wise much less if I was on the standard Verizon bloat ship. He wouldn't have known from looking either.

[putney1477]

Originally Posted by Jimbo57

There's no need to get back to stock just to do a battery swap. I walked in the local store yesterday and asked to have my extended battery checked because it just didn't seem right. After the usual reply of all smartphones use the battery extensively (well, duh!), I informed the chap that I had been using cell phones since 1991 beginning with the Motorola bag phone and was quite familiar with battery consumption.

The chap said they couldn't test the battery there so in that case he would just swap mine for a new one. Never asked to see the phone or for me to show him anything. Never asked what I was running app-wise much less if I was on the standard Verizon bloat ship. He wouldn't have known from looking either.

Thanks, will give it a shot. I'd like to go back to stock just to start fresh as well. Any thoughts as to how? I mean I have read over and over the forums, but there is no stpe by step guide for noobs to htc.

[Dovahkiin]

Originally Posted by putney1477

Thanks, will give it a shot. I'd like to go back to stock just to start fresh as well. Any thoughts as to how? I mean I have read over and over the forums, but there is no stpe by step guide for noobs to htc.

Flash a stock ROM. You'll have that brand new car smell on your Rezound, and still have all the fancy superuser access you want.
Oh, and tons of Verizon garbage.