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Master Geek

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Topic # 28973 17-Dec-2008 21:17 Send private message

As per title, does anyone have a copy of the VFNZ firmware for the Motorola RAZR V3x or know where I can source one?

A year or go when I knew very little about firmwares I flashed my phone successfully with the HeartlessMod@V3X without remembering to copy off the VFNZ firmware first.

When the time comes around to sell it I'd like to flash back to the standard firmware (despite the HeartlessMod being a lot better).

Can anyone help a brother out?




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  Reply # 187989 7-Jan-2009 12:32 Send private message

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  Reply # 188000 7-Jan-2009 13:25 Send private message

I think some vodafone stores can flash the firmware for you. (johnr might be able to confirm).

Personally I wouldn't bother, as long as you explain the benefits to someone purchasing the phone I'm sure they wouldn't be put off.

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