
03-25-2011, 10:50 AM
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BlackBerry® 9000
smartphone (3G, Wi-Fi)
v5.0.0.1067 (Bundle 1728, Platform 5.2.0.89)
First I used the desktop manager to BACKUP my entire phone.
I then used the provided link to get the new OS. (POST No. 1)
If you plan on shrinking your OS don't use Desktop Manager to acquire it, just download it.
I used Shrink-A-OS to get the OS from 114+mb to 84+mb and installed it.
After the initial re-boot I used the Desktop Manager to replace all my third party apps and personal information.
I personally never had an install go so smoothly.
I had one minor issue, the module named "net_rim_bb_lbs_api_2" was missing and when trying to install Poynt I encountered an error "Cannot install Poynt with because the module net_rim_bb_lbs_api_2 module is missing, blah blah blah". The module is in the OS folder for the new OS so I simply used BBSAK to toss that MoFo back into my phone. This will require a reboot for the new module to show up.
Went back to install Poynt again and it runs smooth as Carla Gugino's thighs!
Over all the OS is very nice and I am thrilled I did the upgrade. As compared to 1049 it seems to flow better without any hiccups when using apps and when moving from app to app.
I don't see any increase in available memory space as compared to 1049 so it's most likely some fixes. As usual I go from 45mb, just after a reboot to about 33+mb after using the phone for awhile and with all of my personal adjustments and apps installed.
5.2.0.93 is part of the Spanish Telefonica OS and 5.2.0.89 is part of the new Blackberry / ATT OS just released right?
People on the fence, I say give it a try because it seems to be working wonderfully.
Frank
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Last edited by olblueyez; 05-14-2011 at 12:24 PM.
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