jimbl
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@VZWSupport just posted that the 8MB patch is currently rolling out... I'll expect it to hit on the 2 year anniversary date for the DINC... 4/29/12... :-\
When will the patch roll out to fix the patch?
@VZWSupport just posted that the 8MB patch is currently rolling out... I'll expect it to hit on the 2 year anniversary date for the DINC... 4/29/12... :-\
They haven't patched the update yet, so the patch for the patch will depend on how badly the first patch sticks to the patched update... Or update... Patch.
So what you're saying is, they'll pull the patch mid roll out due to issues with the previous pulled patch that updated the patch after the update to the patch that had issues with the original update.
I received and installed the update this morning. FAIL!
Upon reboot, the dreaded 'Low on space' warning immediately appeared. Nothing I've tried has cleared the warning.
Icons for some of the app shortcuts on my desktops (IP Cam Viewer, Dolphin Browser HD; USA Today, Vlingo, Pandora, Audible) are missing; the text for the shortcuts is still there, but the app icons are gone. The same (and many other) apps are missing from the "All apps" list, too. AppBrain App Market no longer lists them, either. However, Settings > Applications > Manage Applications lists many of these apps, but with obscure names (e.g., com.rcreations.ipcamviewer) and no logo. I saw some messages earlier in this thread about this damage *perhaps* being related to apps stored on the SD card. When I try to move the problematic apps back to the phone, I get the message: "Failed to move application. The application does not exist."
My wireless credentials are lost; re-entering them isn't working.
I'm wondering whether I should wipe the phone?
If you lost the games on your SD card, do what VZW suggested... Go into the application management, move them to the phone storage, run them once, then move them back... It may be time consuming, but you have nothing to lose.
Does it think it updated me? Is there another way to force the update (without rooting)?
Thanks.
Have you tried this?
"Typing *#*#2432546#*#* into my phone (without hitting send)"
Just did it and get a notification that "checkin succeeded". What does this do and what happens next?
Go to settings> about phone > system updates it should automatically start updating.
Honestly, VZW & HTC are lazy p.r.i.c.k.s. They should have created a new download with all the fixes.
Last night around 11:15PM I got the notification to update. I proceeded, however, I ultimately got left with a symbol of the phone with an exclamation point inside of a triangle over it, with nothing responding.
It stayed that way for a long time so I pulled the battery and it restarted. When it came back up it said something like "installation successful, you are now running 3.26.605.1". This is the same 2.2 that I had.
The phone has been fine since then and working the same as before. My question is, when I go into setting to check for system updates it says I have the most up to date.
Does it think it updated me? Is there another way to force the update (without rooting)?
Thanks.
I did the same thing. I actually moved all my apps from the SD card in preperation of the update. I finally chose to update, "Rebooting in 10 seconds" countdown starts. I go to the john, come back to the phone and no update. "System up to date". What gives! Did I wait too long? I tried the *#*# trick, got the "Checkin successful" message and still no dice. This a little frustrating.