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[kholk]

Welcome to another EternityProject Thread...!

What's in there?
This is a thread where all the Motorola Official SBFs/FXZs/Fastboot images and OTAs are listed with possibly their download link.


Fastboot Retail

Branding: Verizon Wireless
Market Segment: USA
Version: 6.13.219
Android Version: 2.3.6
DR: 4-1_M1-219
ROM Type: Full Flash
Radio Version:
Bootloader Version: 0A.6C
WebTop Version: ??
MD5: 7F04ACD2FE4C48493EFA88F7C5159B90
Download: EternityProject Servers - Droid-Developers

Branding: Verizon Wireless
Market Segment: USA
Version: 6.13.215
Android Version: 2.3.6
DR: 4-1_M1-215
ROM Type: Full Flash
Radio Version:
Bootloader Version: 0A.6C
WebTop Version: ??
MD5: DC1BD2BCD86D78896B4021EAB3DC59B9
Download: EternityProject Servers - Droid-Developers


The EternityProject Team Manager & Main Developer,
--kholk

[gnoitall]

Can I assume that the download link being a 404 error page means that (for now) that the fastboot isn't actually available yet?

[kholk]

Nope, it means that I'm too much distracted.

Fixed right now

[SGMD1]

Thank you!!! What version of RSD Lite do we need to flash this?

[gnoitall]

kholk, on 27 April 2012 - 01:13 PM, said:

Nope, it means that I'm too much distracted.

Fixed right now

w00t W00T W00T!

Rockin'! I'll d/l and try to flash tonite (US time). I'm at work now

[kholk]

@SGMD1
The one that works with the RAZR and BIONIC will work for this, too.
You can even use my EternityProject FlashIT to flash without RSD

@gnoitall
Haha!

[SGMD1]

kholk you are THE BEST

One more quick noob question...since this is 6.13.215, can it still be flashed over 6.13.219?

[kholk]

Yeah, you can.

[bdsullivan]

You are The hero of many bricked D4 users. Thanks, now the Modding and development can really begin.

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[bdsullivan]

Btw, where do I find the eternity project flash it? RSS can be complicated at times so an alternative is worth looking into.

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[gnoitall]

I can confirm that this xml zip flashed through RSDLite 5.7 restored my totally bricked d4 in less than 1/2 an hour. AWESOME!

[SGMD1]

Is there an MD5 for this file? A lot of mirrors have popped up today so I think it would be good to have

[kholk]

MD5 has been written.

Anyway, can anyone point out the missing informations, like radio version and webtop version, please?



Thanks!

[riddlebox420]

do i need both files or just one of them

[kholk]

One of them will do the job.

[SGMD1]

Two people over at droidforums have reported a "AP Fastboot Flash Mode (S) (Flash Failure)" message at 17/18 when flashing one of these files using RSDLite 5.7.

Any idea what could be causing this or how to fix it?

[nitrojuga]

I was one of the two people over on the Droid forums. My battery has died, so I hacked up a cable and made a factory cable. Where the 5v of power is going to the unused pin on the micro-usb connector. However now, RSD does not recognize my phone at all, nor does my computer. I'm guessing we need different drivers for this setup. Does anyone even have access to them? Thanks

I was one of the two people over on the Droid forums. My battery has died, so I hacked up a cable and made a factory cable. Where the 5v of power is going to the unused pin on the micro-usb connector. However now, RSD does not recognize my phone at all, nor does my computer. I'm guessing we need different drivers for this setup. Does anyone even have access to them? Thanks

[nitrojuga]

Tried to edit but it wouldn't let me. My computer DOES recognize the phone, but it's an unrecognized device in the device manager.

[kholk]

Are you sure you have connected VCC and not D+ to the ID PIN?

....And are you sure the cable is good?



Remember that if you connect D+ on the ID pin, your PC won't be able to recognize the device due to bad signals.

[nitrojuga]

Yes. I also found something else out playing around today. Ubuntu recognizes my phone, and your linux flash tool seems to work with it. However, when it starts to flash, the battery goes from "OK" to "Low" on my phone and it fails in the flashing. Which isn't really possible since the battery has been removed from the phone. I've got another idea to try as well. I'm thinking it's possible to do this again by connecting the positive and negative pins on the battery connector to a dc source without the battery connected. That way I'd have constant power going to the phone. Now just to figure out how to keep the wires connected to the pins.