1. suby723's Avatar
    Head over to the blog section and download this! Thank bbleaks.com for yet another leak!

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    12-27-09 05:36 PM
  2. cpugeek4u's Avatar
    Nice!!!






    12-27-09 05:42 PM
  3. kriptikchicken's Avatar
    Hopefully the 'drm' version will come out later today for us Vodafone users.
    12-27-09 06:09 PM
  4. Danielem's Avatar
    yeah, it's a no "drm"
    12-27-09 06:19 PM
  5. MRHORSE's Avatar
    whichone can post it through a rapidshare mirrorlink? thanks~~~~~~~~~
    12-27-09 06:22 PM
  6. deejayburnout's Avatar
    Boo

    No DRM.

    Will keep an eye out for this.

    Anyone who has installed it, can they feedback any changes they notice.

    I am using 5.0.0.402 and would love to know if this is any better.

    Cheers in advance.

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    12-27-09 06:24 PM
  7. Sii's Avatar
    What does "no DRM" mean?
    12-27-09 07:17 PM
  8. navy_seal85's Avatar
    What am I missing here? I've been running this OS for almost 2 weeks now...am I looking at it wrong or what?
    12-27-09 07:35 PM
  9. Danielem's Avatar
    What am I missing here? I've been running this OS for almost 2 weeks now...am I looking at it wrong or what?
    9520, not 9550
    12-27-09 07:37 PM
  10. Sii's Avatar
    It won't install. Loader.exe doesn't find the OS, and neither does DM. Is that what "no DRM" means? I know we had this before with one of the leaks, but I've forgotten when we need to do.
    12-27-09 07:40 PM
  11. navy_seal85's Avatar
    9520, not 9550
    lol thanks...I completely overlooked that. It all makes sense now
    12-27-09 07:45 PM
  12. kriptikchicken's Avatar
    What does "no DRM" mean?
    Digital Rights Management

    Some vendors use it and some don't.

    Vodafone does, so this 'nodrm' version will not install. In fact DM and Loader will not even acknowledge it's existence on your hard drive.

    Hopefully it will be like .402 and the drm version should follow shortly.
    12-27-09 07:46 PM
  13. SeanTheMac's Avatar
    Can someone elaborate on what the drm means? Can us Vodafone users not install a non drm firmware? I know I couldn't install the non drm .402.
    Is it something t do with that silly Vodafone music app that nobody uses?

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    12-27-09 07:46 PM
  14. Sii's Avatar
    What has to be done to create a DRM version? Is there a file that needs to be added from a previous version?
    12-27-09 07:50 PM
  15. KingRichard's Avatar
    Can someone leak the DRM version for Vodafone... I believe many of us who run 9520 is branded Vodafone...

    No Joy here...
    12-27-09 09:03 PM
  16. MaxdMerc's Avatar
    I just installed the file on to my PC as normal.

    Went into the shared files and copied all the .428 files

    Then pasted them back into the .402 folder.

    Deleted Vendor.xml then Run Loader.exe as normal.

    I'm now running .428. Sorted!
    12-28-09 03:57 AM
  17. KBV1's Avatar
    I just installed the file on to my PC as normal.

    Went into the shared files and copied all the .428 files

    Then pasted them back into the .402 folder.

    Deleted Vendor.xml then Run Loader.exe as normal.

    I'm now running .428. Sorted!
    doing it that way does it loose anything "updates" of the FW or is it just tricking DM?
    12-28-09 05:10 AM
  18. MaxdMerc's Avatar
    It's purely tricking the DM into thinking it's installing .402

    But after being ok since last night, my phones just restarted itself and now is coming up with all sorts of errors so I would suggest that you don't try to do it with this one. Lol
    12-28-09 05:13 AM
  19. Danielem's Avatar
    i hope someone will leak the drm version soon...
    12-28-09 05:45 AM
  20. SeanTheMac's Avatar
    Any reports? If it's any good I will try the copy and paste trick..

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    12-28-09 02:02 PM
  21. kriptikchicken's Avatar
    There is no trick, trust me.

    Lets say you previously installed .402. Once DM/loader has validated the installation files, it copies them to a temporary directory on your hard drive before sending them to your phone.

    So if you then delete the .402 files and replace them with the .428 files, DM/loader will still see that the files are invalid and ignore them. However it will still offer you to install .402, because it has them cached in the temporary directory.

    So although you think you have conned it, you are actually only re-installing .402.

    That is my theory anyway, until someone can produce a legitimate screen grab of the about screen showing otherwise. DRM would not be of much use, if it was that easy to crack.
    12-28-09 02:42 PM
  22. mvoloch's Avatar
    did anyone succeed in installing this OS? i could install using this 402 trick however now my phone lost the GUI. i have a plain text white screen and no graphic user interface at all!! any hints?
    12-29-09 04:29 AM
  23. SeanTheMac's Avatar
    Ouch, sucks to be you mvoloch. Try jl_cmder maybe?
    There's a tutorial on this forum to using it.

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    12-29-09 05:20 AM
  24. kriptikchicken's Avatar
    Doing this 'trick' will NOT update the operating system, just the application layer. The platform remains untouched at 4.2.0.171 rather than 4.2.0.182 like it should be.

    What you may find now is that because you have only updated the application layer the applications may start to get pretty buggy as they are making calls on the OS that it doesn't understand.
    Last edited by kriptikchicken; 12-29-09 at 05:53 AM.
    12-29-09 05:20 AM
  25. mvoloch's Avatar
    well i went back to 402... lost 2 hours today but phone is up and working again. lets wait for a drm leak.
    12-29-09 05:44 AM
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