[r3dplanet]

This might sound stupid, but can someone point me to the latest STABLE 10.3.2 autoloader?

Thanks.

[Bla1ze]

http://forums.crackberry.com/bb10-le...rchive-943672/

[Carjackd]

What os version are you currently running?

[r3dplanet]

Thanks for the responses.

I had a phone with 10.3.3 and it flat out ruined my productivity. Very buggy for me. So I bought another STA100-5 mobo with 10.3.2.440.

I didn't want a beta of any kind. I just wanted the most stable incarnation of 10.3.2.

Thanks!

[Carjackd]

I don't believe you can go back to 10.3.2 once you've installed 10.3.3

[Carjackd]

Actually I just checked the forums and that is confirmed. But go ahead and run 10.3.2 on the device you just picked up

[conite]

Thanks for the responses.

I had a phone with 10.3.3 and it flat out ruined my productivity. Very buggy for me. So I bought another STA100-5 mobo with 10.3.2.440.

I didn't want a beta of any kind. I just wanted the most stable incarnation of 10.3.2.

Thanks!

That seemed extreme. You probably only needed to do a clean 10.3.3 OS install with an autoloader.

[Carjackd]

That seemed extreme. You probably only needed to do a clean 10.3.3 OS install with an autoloader.

I was thinking that, but I guess he can always sell one of the devices

[r3dplanet]

Oh, my solution wasn't extreme at all.

I spent weeks dicking around with 10.3.3, getting the latest autoloaders, doing this and that for hour after hour. Repeatedly autoloading this or that "leaked" OS, trying to restore data via Link fail time after time. That's extreme. Having a non-functional phone is extreme.

Keeping my business moving along is what's important. Regardless of which version of 10.3.3 I used I had nothing but trouble with dropped calls, the phone not ringing, texts that wouldn't send, etc. It was never ending. That's extreme. I shouldn't have to play around with autoloaders and reboot my phone five times a day and deal with angry customers who couldn't get through to me. That's extreme. I was told in the Answers section to do yet another autoload of build 2205 and then don't import my texts or contacts or use Link to restore my latest backup. Just start over. That's extreme.

Killing off the Blackberry support forum at the beginning of April? That's extreme.

My last six customers with Blackberries had nearly identical trouble with their phones, and now own Androids. Getting another phone and platform is extreme.

Having to use paid third-party apps to restore texts and what-not because Link says it can't because the software version is too old? That's extreme. And very, very stupid.

So, having to ebay another motherboard with 10.3.2 installed and spending a few hours with third-party apps getting my data back and the phone into a functional state was the only and best solution short of buying a new phone. Now it works just fine, just like it used to for the years before 10.3.3. That's not extreme.

I wonder how much of my time BB thinks it's okay to waste on the fallout from an OS "update?" Where's the threshold?

So no, my solution wasn't "extreme" at all. Just mildly desperate and thankless.

[Carjackd]

Ya I got it. With so much going on in our lives who has time to deal with a faulty OS load. I hear ya.