ICS 6.7.232

[SamuriHL]

IMO it's worth the 40 or so minutes it takes to run through my process. Just grab the 2 installers, install 2.1 then the 1.0 components, hook her up to the USB cable, set it to MTP, and run through the INSTALL 232 option. It'll push the 232 update to your phone, reboot you into AP Fastboot, do some RSD flashing, walk you through shutting off your phone, booting into recovery, and flashing 232, wipe the cache, done unless you want root which it can also apply. It's pretty straightforward and I do think 232 is a much better build than 2233.

 

[SamuriHL]

Just make sure you read the screen for each step carefully. I walk through it but some people are in too much of a hurry and start clicking on stuff without fully understanding it. If you follow it step by step it's really easy.

 

[celticfdguy]

Worked like a charm! Thanks man

 

[SamuriHL]

Excellent!

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[celticfdguy]

Though, after running through the process I did encounter the issue where the phone we reboot, services would close unexpectedly, and reboot again. I had to do a factory reset to solve this issue.

 

[SamuriHL]

That's the danger of keeping data around... Sometimes it can be corrupt and cause problems.

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[monkeyass408]

finally i got flash to work on my droid bionic .232 ics leak. I read that there was an flash-disabler.apk that shows up in titanium backup. All i did was use titanium backup to uninstall that apk and then uninstalled my flash and reinstalled it (using normal method). I then rebooted into recovery and cleared the cache. Advertisment works and the video works. It no longer freeze up the browser. Hope it helps fellow bionic user who were frustrated like me no having flash on their ICS leak.