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julius

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#68594 25-Sep-2010 16:19
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Just updated Nexus 1 from 2.2 to 2.2.1 successfully.  Performed it manually using:
http://bit.ly/aiMtp4

So far so good.

Cheers,
Julius.

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  #384356 25-Sep-2010 16:37
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What differences are there between 2.2 and 2.2.1?



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  #384358 25-Sep-2010 16:53
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Not sure yet - I was wondering whether it might just be in anticipation of new languages, however there are reports of speed increases.  It should be rolled out in the next few days if you're not keen on the manual update process (but it is super easy).

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  #384364 25-Sep-2010 17:10
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Ok. Well its not a major update, and my Nexus isnt slow, so ill wait :)

Thanks for the heads up



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  #385431 28-Sep-2010 13:17
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did you get your one from vodafone ?

it seems people that got a nexus from vodafone AU and UK are having problems updating 

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  #385438 28-Sep-2010 13:27
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I just got the notification while I was reading this post. It was from Google since I bought the phone directly from Google, had it on VF for about 10 months and have just moved it to 2D.




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  #385439 28-Sep-2010 13:27
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I got mine from Google.

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  #385442 28-Sep-2010 13:30
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ok mine is vodafone so guess i have to wait longer as manually update does not work :(

just reading that people in vodafone UK and AU also have the same problems, dam i want my wifi fix lol  

 
 
 

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  #385445 28-Sep-2010 13:33
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Oh is there a wifi fix? I haven't seen any info on what is in the update.

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  #385453 28-Sep-2010 13:43
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yep people with a mac address starting with 38: have wifi drop when screen turns off even when its set to "never" 
Wifi drops and start using 3g data, its just a new driver and a fix to the 1 click root 

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  #385461 28-Sep-2010 13:51
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yep just tried it from the same website you did and the update does not work :(

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  #385537 28-Sep-2010 16:10
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I just got this update automatically on my 850 MHz N1 (direct from Google). As a side note, how do you turn automatic updates off? It downloaded without asking and I've exceeded my data cap for the month. It's only 4 MB but imagine if it was a big one!

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  #385628 28-Sep-2010 20:14
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I hadn't realised it downloaded it in the background. I thought you got a notification that it was there, clicked OK and it then downloaded it. Then since my phone is on wifi a lot I don't really worry about automatic downloads.

As an aside, after installing 2.2.1 I found Swype didn't work. Said the version was for a different phone. I had to remove it and install it again after it worked fine.




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  #385759 29-Sep-2010 10:11
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ok just and update, people that got there phones via vodafone will not have the update until vodafone "ok's" it to roll out, vodafone will say "its google" but its vodafone UK that says when they get rolled.

I spent most of my time yesterday reading up on how to remove this vodafone firmware and flashing the "standard" google one, ended up, unlocking the boot loader, fast boot to downgrade firmware then bringing it back up to 2.2 (frf91) as soon as i rebooted into 2.2 within 2 mins i had a "system update" to apply (2.2.1).

So yes, if you get it from any vodafone (AU/NZ/UK etc) then you need to wait for vodafone to OK it, and this comes from vodafone group/uk to do.

And they are not at all fast at releasing the OK.


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  #390021 9-Oct-2010 23:30
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mrtoken: ok just and update, people that got there phones via vodafone will not have the update until vodafone "ok's" it to roll out, vodafone will say "its google" but its vodafone UK that says when they get rolled.

I spent most of my time yesterday reading up on how to remove this vodafone firmware and flashing the "standard" google one, ended up, unlocking the boot loader, fast boot to downgrade firmware then bringing it back up to 2.2 (frf91) as soon as i rebooted into 2.2 within 2 mins i had a "system update" to apply (2.2.1).

So yes, if you get it from any vodafone (AU/NZ/UK etc) then you need to wait for vodafone to OK it, and this comes from vodafone group/uk to do.

And they are not at all fast at releasing the OK.



Please may you post link / instructions to the process to remove the Flag.  I got my Nexus One from a Parallel importer and am unsure who's flag will be on it.  I would relaly like to upgrade to sort the Wifi Issue.

Thanks

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  #390061 10-Oct-2010 08:45
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nzfatmatt:
mrtoken: ok just and update, people that got there phones via vodafone will not have the update until vodafone "ok's" it to roll out, vodafone will say "its google" but its vodafone UK that says when they get rolled.

I spent most of my time yesterday reading up on how to remove this vodafone firmware and flashing the "standard" google one, ended up, unlocking the boot loader, fast boot to downgrade firmware then bringing it back up to 2.2 (frf91) as soon as i rebooted into 2.2 within 2 mins i had a "system update" to apply (2.2.1).

So yes, if you get it from any vodafone (AU/NZ/UK etc) then you need to wait for vodafone to OK it, and this comes from vodafone group/uk to do.

And they are not at all fast at releasing the OK.



Please may you post link / instructions to the process to remove the Flag.  I got my Nexus One from a Parallel importer and am unsure who's flag will be on it.  I would relaly like to upgrade to sort the Wifi Issue.

Thanks


Also does this process blat your phone, or does it keep everything in tact?

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