where is it located on the phone?AndroidSims said:Just download it and then take the .zip off your phone
http://www.multiupload.com/PK30CZRTEGAndroidSims said:I'm sure it will be named update.zip probably. I'm not sure where it saves to. Slow88lx got his, he would probably know.
I applied it while rooted, no problem. Then just used psouza4's one-click to re-root after. You will lose root after applying the update.bgarlock said:Has anyone tried to flash the update.zip while still having root? I *think* the update.zip, which is kind of like running 'patch' on some .diff's, just checksums the original file it is "patching" and replaces it with a new one. If any files are missing, it errors out, and stops the update. But since we are essentially adding a couple of files when getting root, and the update.zip knows nothing about them (unless moto checks for them for some reason), is there a problem patching if you have root?
I'm just being a typical dev and trying to get to the same point, in less steps (if possible)
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Is there a link to the latest update zip that was pushed out from verizon? I know I saw it somewhere...slow88lx said:I applied it while rooted, no problem. Then just used psouza4's one-click to re-root after. You will lose root after applying the update.
http://www.multiupload.com/PK30CZRTEGpedwards3x said:Is there a link to the latest update zip that was pushed out from verizon? I know I saw it somewhere...
Use the Fastboot 959 files....is the easy way. Something in the stock system was changed and is causing the fail. Do you have any of the custom recoveries installed?jmcotto01 said:I'm having problems installing the update. I unrooted. Tried to install update and keep getting update failed to install message. Any suggestions.
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Without being fluent with ADB you'll have to use the fastboot to uninstall Koush's recovery. What error are you getting when you try to update?jmcotto01 said:Yes. I have the Koush bootstrap app.