flash radio

[Guest qippie]

I flashed the first version of 2.2 released here on Modaco.

android 2.2

version FR50

However, i chose to include the radioimage in the flash ( version 32.36.00.28u_4.06.00.12_7) , and ive been having connection problems ever since.

Is there any way of manually downgrading the radio?

and if there is, can anyone provide me with a link to the previous version of the radio.

Thank you

Edited June 22, 2010 by qippie

[Guest lenik]

please, check the first post in this thread:

http://android.modaco.com/content/htc-desi...s-battery-life/

[Guest qippie]

Thank you for the heads up, i got a followup question :

Is it safe to flash the "radio-32.30.00.28U_4.05.00.11-signed.zip" radio on a android 2.2 nexus one ? I found a link on xda specifically warning about using other radios than the one im using now :

HERE.

[Guest lenik]

Is it safe to flash the "radio-32.30.00.28U_4.05.00.11-signed.zip" radio on a android 2.2 nexus one?

sorry, I haven't noticed you've got nexus one, not desire. maybe you should get nexus one radio roms instead.

[Guest ChrisSpera]

Thank you for the heads up, i got a followup question :

Is it safe to flash the "radio-32.30.00.28U_4.05.00.11-signed.zip" radio on a android 2.2 nexus one ? I found a link on xda specifically warning about using other radios than the one im using now :

HERE.

You could try this...

1. Create a nandroid backup of your current setup.

2. Flash Paul's r18, WITH the FroYo radio. Go thru the setup process to insure that the radio works and you can send and receive data, make calls, etc.

3. Restore your phone with the Nandroid backup you took in step 1, which should NOT include the radio.img file (I think... Paul or someone else, please confirm..?)

4. Optionally, you could reflash your original ROM (the one you backed up in step 1, above) WITHOUT the radio, and you should be ok.

Just a thought; but it might work... make sure you do a full wipe of all cache's and such before you flash any ROM to the phone.

[Guest qippie]

You could try this...

1. Create a nandroid backup of your current setup.

2. Flash Paul's r18, WITH the FroYo radio. Go thru the setup process to insure that the radio works and you can send and receive data, make calls, etc.

3. Restore your phone with the Nandroid backup you took in step 1, which should NOT include the radio.img file (I think... Paul or someone else, please confirm..?)

4. Optionally, you could reflash your original ROM (the one you backed up in step 1, above) WITHOUT the radio, and you should be ok.

Just a thought; but it might work... make sure you do a full wipe of all cache's and such before you flash any ROM to the phone.

I just did a full wipe and a reinstall of Paul`s r18 with the froyo radio. gonna test it out for a week.

If this also fails i will try the original rom.

Thank you for the help sofar.