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[agpoli]

If someone is interested, the hungarian official T-mobile update is out:
http://www.t-mobile....fon/zte_blade_2



Firmware: 2.2
Baseband: P729T01
Kernel: 2.6.32.9-perf zte-kernel@Zdroid-SMT
Build: ZTE-P729TV1.0.0B02

Edited by agpoli, 11 May 2011 - 11:17 AM.

[The Soup Thief]

Crikey!
That's very public spirited of them just to stick it on the internets for all and sundry to download!
Hats off to t'mobile (as they're known in Yorkshire)

Edited by The Soup Thief, 10 May 2011 - 09:28 PM.

[hedgepigdaniel]

amss.mbn: C9E92A35BB8ECF7CEBCAEA651FFE4261

I think that is different from the Comviq and Sonera updates.

[shmizan]

hmm and to the question: is the 850 MHz band offered by T-Mobile in Hungary, and does this update enable it?

[markusj]

shmizan, on May 10 2011, 22:02, said:

hmm and to the question: is the 850 MHz band offered by T-Mobile in Hungary, and does this update enable it?

It's not offered, but I guess this update enables it. (By upgrading the phone to gen2)

[agpoli]

shmizan, on May 11 2011, 00:02, said:

hmm and to the question: is the 850 MHz band offered by T-Mobile in Hungary, and does this update enable it?

850 MHz isn't offered here, so I didn't know this update enable it or not.

[markusj]

agpoli, on May 10 2011, 22:07, said:

850 MHz isn't offered here, so I didn't know this update enable it or not.

Did you upgrade this way? What does Mr. Pigfish say?

// Ezzel upgrade-elted? Az Ask Mr. Pigfish app szerint gen2 lett?

[shmizan]

markusj, on May 11 2011, 01:06, said:

It's not offered, but I guess this update enables it. (By upgrading the phone to gen2)

Gen 2 doesn't mean the phone has 850 MHz enabled.
I have TPT'd my phone to Gen 2 and don't have 850 MHz enabled (my provider offers 850 MHz).

[unrandomsam]

Extracted files dir (from C:\windows\sysdy)

http://www.multiupload.com/RW3LAS868U

[unrandomsam]

hedgepigdaniel, on May 10 2011, 22:51, said:

amss.mbn: C9E92A35BB8ECF7CEBCAEA651FFE4261

I think that is different from the Comviq and Sonera updates.

04e9f7ae96e414f4a53df87c7e4aaddd - Latest Softbank (SS RLS3 Softbank)

ac47aa8ea4fe21348146708f89caa855 - Comviq/Tele Sweden

definately different

[dadashi]

can I flash this on my recently converted Gen2 OLED SF...?  and will it be in English?

Edited by dadashi, 11 May 2011 - 07:17 AM.

[Zacsipacsi]

markusj, on May 11 2011, 00:16, said:

Did you upgrade this way? What does Mr. Pigfish say?

// Ezzel upgrade-elted? Az Ask Mr. Pigfish app szerint gen2 lett?

Ez érdekelne engem is

[netuddki]

és engem is

[sxp]

netuddki, on May 11 2011, 11:57, said:

és engem is

yas after the upgrade Gen2 device

[fonix232]

A gen2 CM7 gyönyörűen fut, szóval gen2

[Jekle]

Just extracted system.img seems to be a very vanilla version of 2.2 the least branded version i've seen.
I'm guessing the Boot.img is ZTE Branded

Edited by Jekle, 11 May 2011 - 11:06 AM.

[h@mster81]

dadashi, on May 11 2011, 08:17, said:

can I flash this on my recently converted Gen2 OLED SF...?  and will it be in English?

I TPT'd mine, too. Will this method work on upgraded phones as well?
I wonder if any of the devs about to release a ROM based on this one. I would be happy even with an update.zip version of this.

[agpoli]

markusj, on May 11 2011, 00:16, said:

Did you upgrade this way? What does Mr. Pigfish say?

// Ezzel upgrade-elted? Az Ask Mr. Pigfish app szerint gen2 lett?

Mr. Pigfish says it's GEN2 now.

If you used a custom ROM on your Blade, you have to change the custom recovery back to the original one (which has the FTM mode). You don't have to use TPT or anything else, just revert back to the original recovery (I used the Fastboot method), and run the upgrader. After this, use kallt_kaffe's modified z4root app to get root access, install Recovery Manager 0.36b and flash a GEN2 ClockWorkMod recovery. You are now good to go with Swedish Spring, CyanogenMod, etc.

[h@mster81]

agpoli, on May 11 2011, 12:26, said:

Mr. Pigfish says it's GEN2 now.

If you used a custom ROM on your Blade, you have to change the custom recovery back to the original one (which has the FTM mode). You don't have to use TPT or anything else, just revert back to the original recovery (I used the Fastboot method), and run the upgrader. After this, use kallt_kaffe's modified z4root app to get root access, install Recovery Manager 0.36b and flash a GEN2 ClockWorkMod recovery. You are now good to go with Swedish Spring, CyanogenMod, etc.

Too much hassle. Just wanted to give a try.

[fonix232]

Jekle, on May 11 2011, 13:05, said:

Just extracted system.img seems to be a very vanilla version of 2.2 the least branded version i've seen.
I'm guessing the Boot.img is ZTE Branded

Yep, T-Mobile kept it very stock, only additions are the proper Hungarian translation, some ZTE stuff (FM Radio, dialer, QC diag apps, and ofc the "Update from SD Card" option in Settings -> About Phone), and that's all. Kernel is ZTE, what else it could be?