Hey guys,
Scanned the pages a few in and didnt see anything really related. I now have recieved my replacement droid x but like many I got stuck on the M logo, but this happened to me the night of release before it was known that 2.1sbf was a mistake, well i attempted to 2.1sbf after it being impossible to get into recovery mode. Now the phone is bricked, stuck in bootloader. Is there a fix for these phones? Curious on trying it out before sending the phone back.
I did notice the leaked version acted the same way as the OTA version did on my original phone, got stuck on M logo with beta leaked version too, except with leak I was eventually able to get it to boot, but half the time it didnt boot if shut off, so I reverted thinking it was just beta issues, well OTA was worse because I couldnt access recovery, I think motorola used various vendors to supply the internals on the phones, thats why some failed and others didnt. I saw this when I was a technician at mercedes benz, a few manufacturers made the same component so when flashes came out, some cars freaked out and others worked flawlessly. My replacement phone took beta version just fine, so I will be rolling back and trying the OTA version soon. Just need to do it a day I can afford not having a phone in case it goes down again lol
Scanned the pages a few in and didnt see anything really related. I now have recieved my replacement droid x but like many I got stuck on the M logo, but this happened to me the night of release before it was known that 2.1sbf was a mistake, well i attempted to 2.1sbf after it being impossible to get into recovery mode. Now the phone is bricked, stuck in bootloader. Is there a fix for these phones? Curious on trying it out before sending the phone back.
I did notice the leaked version acted the same way as the OTA version did on my original phone, got stuck on M logo with beta leaked version too, except with leak I was eventually able to get it to boot, but half the time it didnt boot if shut off, so I reverted thinking it was just beta issues, well OTA was worse because I couldnt access recovery, I think motorola used various vendors to supply the internals on the phones, thats why some failed and others didnt. I saw this when I was a technician at mercedes benz, a few manufacturers made the same component so when flashes came out, some cars freaked out and others worked flawlessly. My replacement phone took beta version just fine, so I will be rolling back and trying the OTA version soon. Just need to do it a day I can afford not having a phone in case it goes down again lol
