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HTC OTA Froyo 2.2, *FINAL*, build 3.26.651.6 (Rooted) Odexed

Have at it folks.
You might be able to just flash this over the leaked ota, but I advise doing a full wipe before flashing just to be safe.
MD5 Sums:
f11ac5b0cc1548c722f8df32440a312a - HTC-OTA-3.26.651.6-Final-Froyo-Rooted-Odexed-netarchy-signed.zip
a3d42bf93dce2977748b90d5084d1b44 - Wimax26023.zip
85c7f0e31c66c80397dcc3cece0f5c76 - Radio-2.15.00.07.28.zip
HTC OTA Froyo 2.2, *FINAL*, build 3.36.651.6 (Rooted) Odexed
Mirror 1
Mirror 2
And the updated radios:
Radio update: 2.15.00.07.28
Wimax Update 26023
Flash these radios one at a time in recovery, you will have to reboot once for each one.

netarchy said:
Have at it folks.
HTC OTA Froyo 2.2, *FINAL*, build 3.36.651.6 (Rooted)
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Thx buddy

Thanks brah!

Netarchy FTW!

Awesome. Thanks for all your efforts!

Swweeeeettt!!!!!
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Thank you sir.

any notable changes from 1st leak?

+1 Nice work

Are you going to do a deodexed version?

LOL download is slowing down by the second...I wonder how many of us were camped on this forum waiting for Netarchy to pop his head in?

I'm still kind of a noob with all this.
Is this ROM just the OTA but with root and nothing else changed?
I can flash it and it'll be like I did the OTA but maintain my root privileges?
**also, are there any radios or things that need to be flashed after this?

Thanks netarchy, you rock!

danootz said:
I'm still kind of a noob with all this.
Is this ROM just the OTA but with root and nothing else changed?
I can flash it and it'll be like I did the OTA but maintain my root privileges?
**also, are there any radios or things that need to be flashed after this?
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I believe you are correct

good lookin dogg

woohooo....thx again

thanks bro

danootz said:
I'm still kind of a noob with all this.
Is this ROM just the OTA but with root and nothing else changed?
I can flash it and it'll be like I did the OTA but maintain my root privileges?
**also, are there any radios or things that need to be flashed after this?
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you are correct as for the first part of your question. as for the radios and wimax. Netarchy said there is no changes from the old OTA that leaked out a few days ago so if you already did those then you do not need to flash any radio or Wimax after flashing this ROM.
ps: Thanks Netarchy.

Getting it at 3 MB a sec from Megaupload.

If your currently running the 3.36.651.3 Rom, can we just flash this over and go? Or do we have to do a full wipe?
Thanks for your hard work netarchy!
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[ROM]Official Froyo Rom 2.2 Zip

Hi guys, to begin I am not a developer.
I notice that a lot of people want to come back on Official Froyo Rom for differentes reasons (S-Off their device in general).
RUU don't work very fine with goldcard or people who are on a Gingerbread rom. It also unroot the devices. So I propose you Official Froyo Rom 2.2 zip.
It doesn't unroot your device, doesn't change your Hboot and doesn't change radio. It only change the rom
1) Download Bravo_WWE_2.29.405.5_v5
2) Flash 2.x.x.x recovery (CWM 3.x.x.x version doesn't work with froyo rom)
2.5.0.7 is the best version : .img and .zip
3) Full wipe via Recovery
4) Install the "update.zip" in Recovery
5) Reboot
6) Enjoy
If you want S-Off your device, it's Here ​
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Seems like a great idea to make stock ROM for recovery
Will it remove our custom HBOOTS (by alpharev), or will they stay untouched? If not removed, which will work with this ROM?
Will we stay S-OFF with this ROM??
I thought that "root" was stored in ROM-part of the memory, but i guess not I know it's the official, but is Superuser Included?

What makes this different from Teppic's pre-rooted stock 2.2 ROM?
- To go through some other points, CWM 3.x.x.x will work fine with this ROM unless you're using an update-script instead of the newer updater-script
- You don't need to rename the ZIPs in a custom recovery
No offence but this is a pointless thread as there are already stock FroYo ROMs available

spirol said:
Seems like a great idea to make stock ROM for recovery
Will it remove our custom HBOOTS (by alpharev), or will they stay untouched? If not removed, which will work with this ROM?
Will we stay S-OFF with this ROM??
I thought that "root" was stored in ROM-part of the memory, but i guess not I know it's the official, but is Superuser Included?
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I won't remove your custom Hboot, it's stock rom so you need Stock Hboot, you can download here : Here
It's doesn't unroot your phone, so if you are rooted, Superuser will stay
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It's always nice that more people take up Rom development, but as Eddy said with no mods at all, this is exactly what teppic74 has posted, namely a stock rooted Rom.
Anyway, include the following info too in your OP:
Rooted/not?
Busybox?
Version of su?
Init.d support?
Kernel-(if stock, mention that) etc...
One more thing..the term OTA suggests that this is the OTA patch that HTC sent over the network, which doesnt exactly descibe a complete stock rooted rom..
Welcome to ROM development.

EddyOS said:
What makes this different from Teppic's pre-rooted stock 2.2 ROM?
- To go through some other points, CWM 3.x.x.x will work fine with this ROM unless you're using an update-script instead of the newer updater-script
- You don't need to rename the ZIPs in a custom recovery
No offence but this is a pointless thread as there are already stock FroYo ROMs available
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droidzone said:
It's always nice that more people take up Rom development, but as Eddy said with no mods at all, this is exactly what teppic74 has posted, namely a stock rooted Rom.
Anyway, include the following info too in your OP:
Rooted/not?
Busybox?
Version of su?
Init.d support?
Kernel-(if stock, mention that) etc...
One more thing..the term OTA suggests that this is the OTA patch that HTC sent over the network, which doesnt exactly descibe a complete stock rooted rom..
Welcome to ROM development.
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It's correct, sorry I didn't see Teppic74 thread, I will better search the next time.
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Stock T-Mobile ROM?

Is there any flashable Stock T-Mobile roms around?

xamadeix said:
Is there any flashable Stock T-Mobile roms around?
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if you mean any custom roms that are based of the tmous stock rom? then not yet.
if you have a custom rom on and need to flash to original you can always do a nandroid restore of that rom
if you need the RUU for whatever reason get it here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1074559 the latest tmous is the 8th one down

going back to stock myself just can't handle random reboots and poor data connections

vdub804 said:
going back to stock myself just can't handle random reboots and poor data connections
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what rom did you flash that this occured?
i havent flashed any roms yet since im waiting to see if there is one created based on the sensation4g stock rom. plus the stock with no bloat has been wonderful for me so far.
i'm gonna wait another week as the devs should have their roms/kernels updated a few times with bug fixes then im gonna try and flash then.

best bet is to ruu back to stock with the link posted above. gives you stock tmo rom with the original bootloader only s-off. from there you can root and run stock rooted and debloat yourself.

I'm about to get the sensation. Is the stock rom pretty good with a simple debloat?

ciaphuas said:
I'm about to get the sensation. Is the stock rom pretty good with a simple debloat?
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yes it is theres nothing wrong with stock just need a few tweaks and polish

piimp said:
what rom did you flash that this occured?
i havent flashed any roms yet since im waiting to see if there is one created based on the sensation4g stock rom. plus the stock with no bloat has been wonderful for me so far.
i'm gonna wait another week as the devs should have their roms/kernels updated a few times with bug fixes then im gonna try and flash then.
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Android revolution hd, yea im stock minus bloat now waiting for a kernel so I can oc
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cpittman said:
best bet is to ruu back to stock with the link posted above. gives you stock tmo rom with the original bootloader only s-off. from there you can root and run stock rooted and debloat yourself.
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Yeah debloat yourself. Sorry just sounds funny. Ok with that said, its always handy to have the stock Rom around when you need it.

vdub804 said:
Android revolution hd, yea im stock minus bloat now waiting for a kernel so I can oc
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Ok so i couldn't wait anymore, had to flash...flashed leedroid as its the most close to stock that I c...its pretty nice and as fast if not faster than debloated stock...no random reboots over here or anything like dat..plus the added tweaks n wut not r a bonus
Maybe u could try a lee's ROM or any other n c if u like them
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here you go bud
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1200425

gingerbread

guys im thinking of finally updating to gingerbread because some apps are requiring that os .... my questions are :
if im rooted can i still just press the update button from the notification menu?
2. should i be doing that ? a lot of posts online complain about this update so is it worth it? could i be better off flashing a gingerbread based custom rom from this website?
3. is there a backup process to make sure i can go back to froyo if the need arises?
thanks
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If you are rooted you should not update the phone using the button. I don't think it will work anyways. If you want stock gingerbread there are plenty on here. In my sig, Juicy has a stable, fast, yet great on battery 2.52 Gingerbread with sense 2.5. It is version R2. There are more advanced sense 3.0 and 3.5 ROMs out there too. Both highly modified and looking like a stock ROM.

okay ... so i will just keep ignoring that button i guess...
thabks for the help
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oik01 said:
okay ... so i will just keep ignoring that button i guess...
thabks for the help
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Why? You might as well just put a better rom on there it's a lot better anyway
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oik01 said:
guys im thinking of finally updating to gingerbread because some apps are requiring that os .... my questions are :
if im rooted can i still just press the update button from the notification menu?
2. should i be doing that ? a lot of posts online complain about this update so is it worth it? could i be better off flashing a gingerbread based custom rom from this website?
3. is there a backup process to make sure i can go back to froyo if the need arises?
thanks
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The update worked well for me and found no bugs when I did it, but It all depends on what you do with your cell. Custom Roms are all beta versions, that means that they all have bugs but most are very smooth and stable and have many tweaks to play with that you won´t find out in the stock gb update.
If you run the update, you will loose the root access, so you will have to run the hack kit again. You can also flash the rooted version of that RUU that is in the general section under the thread Stock Roms...is the Gene Pole's one:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1385016
Make a nandroid backup with the Rom Manager or 4EXT recovery (the one you are using) and in case you don't like the update go can restore it...hope it helps.

glevitan said:
Custom Roms are all beta versions
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Actually, no. Unless you consider a ROM built off of an official RUU as being beta.

pazzo02 said:
Actually, no. Unless you consider a ROM built off of an official RUU as being beta.
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What I actually meant is that are not offical and bugs are solved on the run as reported by users...I have been using most of the roms in the forum and are awesome...I won´t go back to stock again again, but you have to know what you are doing and what to expect...

pazzo02 said:
Actually, no. Unless you consider a ROM built off of an official RUU as being beta.
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Actually yes. All roms posted here are considered beta. This is due to the face that every custom rom changes some coding in the OS or kernel. Only non beta roms are stock roms.

Sorry, my understanding of a beta version is one that is still undergoing testing prior to the official release. Since these ROMs will never see an official release, I don't consider the ones made off of an official RUU as beta. Just my opinion.

[Q] Flashed new ROM, no call audio

I'm new at trying out different ROM's. I rooted my phone, installed CWM through NVflash.
Here's my issue: I've tried both Hellfire GB 2.1 and EaglesBlood ICS 4.0.4. First let me say they both seem to have done great jobs!
The problem I'm experiencing is with placing calls. I tried calling my voicemail and there is a LOT of static and I can only faintly hear the voicemail behind the static. I've tried this through the earpiece, speakerphone, and on a bluetooth headset.
I followed flashing instructions precisely: wipe wipe wipe (even with the Nullifier), install ROM zip, then gapp zip. Boot up and wait 10 minutes.
I backed up my original (T-mobile GB 2.3.4) and can restore to that with no problem making calls.
Help?

try reading a little more next time, the new baseband will not work with anything besides 2.3.4...2.3.4 rom will only be able to make calls on 2.3.4 roms... the only other way is to revert back to 2.3.3 (V21e)

mt3g said:
try reading a little more next time, the new baseband will not work with anything besides 2.3.4...2.3.4 rom will only be able to make calls on 2.3.4 roms... the only other way is to revert back to 2.3.3 (V21e)
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Sorry I tried various search words, and I'm not sure what "baseband" is haha.
Am I understanding you right: I have to find an older Gingerbread ROM, flash that on my phone, and THEN I can flash to something newer like EaglesBlood 4.0.4?
My phone was GB 2.3.3 until about 2 weeks ago with the OTA update to 2.3.4.

firehawkco said:
Sorry I tried various search words, and I'm not sure what "baseband" is haha.
Am I understanding you right: I have to find an older Gingerbread ROM, flash that on my phone, and THEN I can flash to something newer like EaglesBlood 4.0.4?
My phone was GB 2.3.3 until about 2 weeks ago with the OTA update to 2.3.4.
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No, once you get the official OTA update with the new March 2012 baseband (you can check which baseband you have in settings>about phone) you CANNOT flash any other custom ROM other than the official OTA update or a rom that is based of it because of compatability issues.
The only way that you can flash the Eaglesblood ROM or whivhever ROM you want is to downgrade down to the v21e ROM for the G2x if you search on XDA youll find some instructions on how to do so
Hope this hhelps clear up some things
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Here's how to fix. Go to g2x developement, the thread how to unbrick. Then second post. Follow that.
But flash stock recovery first.
Be sure while the procedure is happening, just wait patiently
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OP just restore your nandroid and enjoy your phone. 2.3.4 with new baseband works great.

He wants a custom rom. Just follow the steps I told you
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Thanks!
Thanks for everyone's input... I restored to my stock ROM for now. I'm hoping it's just a matter of time before custom ROMs use the newer baseband

firehawkco said:
Thanks for everyone's input... I restored to my stock ROM for now. I'm hoping it's just a matter of time before custom ROMs use the newer baseband
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If you want custom roms just do what I said. Because all the hype for ics, I think tweaks wont come out for a while
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Having a similar problem after downgrading from ICS ROM to CM7
firehawkco said:
I'm new at trying out different ROM's. I rooted my phone, installed CWM through NVflash.
Here's my issue: I've tried both Hellfire GB 2.1 and EaglesBlood ICS 4.0.4. First let me say they both seem to have done great jobs!
The problem I'm experiencing is with placing calls. I tried calling my voicemail and there is a LOT of static and I can only faintly hear the voicemail behind the static. I've tried this through the earpiece, speakerphone, and on a bluetooth headset.
I followed flashing instructions precisely: wipe wipe wipe (even with the Nullifier), install ROM zip, then gapp zip. Boot up and wait 10 minutes.
I backed up my original (T-mobile GB 2.3.4) and can restore to that with no problem making calls.
Help?
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I've recently downgraded from ICS ROM Genesis Stable Build 1 after having some lagging issues and problems with call audio.
I just wiped and flashed CM7 HF Phoenix with Trinity T15 kernel, but I'm having similar problems that I had with the Genesis ROM. I updated to the newer baseband on Genesis to correct some call audio issues, but I'm now having the same problems after downgrading back to CM7.
I already tried GetRIL and have matched my baseband, but I'm still having the call audio problem. Do I have to revert back to stock and reflash or is there another solution?

Search for owains new baseband zipfile. If you're using the March 2012 BB then you need to patch the ROM to work
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Flash this through CWM.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/atta...6&d=1339901539
If my lack of posts makes you nervous, here's my source
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1501667&page=629

New2my8125 said:
Search for owains new baseband zipfile. If you're using the March 2012 BB then you need to patch the ROM to work
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awesome, will try this

New2my8125 said:
Search for owains new baseband zipfile. If you're using the March 2012 BB then you need to patch the ROM to work
Fixed my calling issue thanks
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bamathafan said:
New2my8125 said:
Search for owains new baseband zipfile. If you're using the March 2012 BB then you need to patch the ROM to work
Fixed my calling issue thanks
Sent from my LG-P999 using xda app-developers app
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You're welcome
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