I can confirm that manually changing your date and time will bypass the AT&T timeout.
I moved my GN2 ahead 2 days, and am currently getting my update via WIFI
I can confirm that manually changing your date and time will bypass the AT&T timeout.
I moved my GN2 ahead 2 days, and am currently getting my update via WIFI
Some of us are at January 12, 2013...time traveling. ; )
Some of us are at January 12, 2013...time traveling. ; )
Interesting. I have a usual timeout of 24 hours on my GN2.
For every update I attempt I must wait 24 hours to try again.
I attempted to get the update at around 9:15 AM CST today and got nothing.
All I did was go into the date/time settings, turn off auto update from network, bump the date up 2 days, then immediately checked and got it.
If it is not working for others, it sucks, but it also makes me wonder how our handsets/markets differ that they would behave differently.
I was running the stock AT&T 4.1.1 build you get out of the box. No root.
For those of you getting the accumulating numbers above 24 hours when you are bumping the date.
I saw someone mention they did a factory reset in the midst of trying to get the update.
Makes me curious about 2 things.
What happens to the You May Check Again in: XXX hours when you
1. Change the date/time settings back to auto update from network and restart the handset (restart, shutdown, or shutdown pull battery) and
2. What happens to that number if you do a factory reset.
How did you do that with the spen. It wont work for ke