yea, the Torch is getting left out alot. the hybrids are easy to install and come prepackaged with self installers. it really cant get any easier to install lol.
Instructions:
1) Remove any installed OS and install base OS
2) Download Desired Hybrid
3) Run installer, and set installation path (irtehuns automatically selects the right folder)
4) Make sure to create a backup
5) Wipe device using BB Boss Shrinker, BBSAK, or similiar tool (optional)
6) Run loader.exe and install
7) After installation do a battery pull
For the Copy and Paste one:
Originally Posted by doubleblack
C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Research In Motion\Shared\Loader Files\9700M_v6.0.0.448_P6.6.0.124
<-- The last part is just the OS of your phone, that is generally what it looks like.
The folders are named the same as where you need to copy and paste so that's easy as well.
maybe the torch is getting left out, but I do feel that we get the best leak everytime, without having to test leak after leak until we find a good one. maybe it's just me, but I remember when I was with 8900, it could take like 3 or 4 leak to get a stable one, but so far torch leak work pretty good everytime, like the .337, .448 and .450 (not sure about .438 though but only one company supported it)
Is it just me or are all the other devices getting more frequent OS updates than the Torch?????
I'm on the .450 and itching to move on. Would try the hybrids but I fairly new and don't quite understand the instructions.
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Is there any issues you're experiencing with .448 or .450? If not then I don't see why u need an OS upgrade unless u find it a fun thing to do if so then I rest my case.
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Are there any issues you're experiencing with .448 or .450? If not then I don't see why u need an OS upgrade unless u find it a fun thing to do if so then I rest my case.
that and the pursuit perfection! my phone completes/defines who i am! the more perfect it is...well, you feel me, don't you?
one thing i see after using 246 337 450 then back to 448 is that 448 seemed like a natural progression to 337...menus, etc, but 450 seems to be it's own unique animal. not saying it's not as good, just seems like a complete rework in some areas imo. i hate some of the changes to .450 with vvm options, at&t phonebook, etc.
maybe the torch is getting left out, but I do feel that we get the best leak everytime, without having to test leak after leak until we find a good one. maybe it's just me, but I remember when I was with 8900, it could take like 3 or 4 leak to get a stable one, but so far torch leak work pretty good everytime, like the .337, .448 and .450 (not sure about .438 though but only one company supported it)
Agreed - every leak I've installed has been solid and has offered some kind of measurable improvement over each earlier version. And if I'm not mistaken, .448 and .450 were just released less than a month ago. I don't know about you guys, but re-registering so many apps and the several reboots required to 'stabilize' each install are not things I necessarily care to be repeating all that frequently.
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I probably don't mind it because I don't have nearly the number of apps installed as some other users. Takes much less to get mine back up and running after an update. If I had 40 or 50 apps to reinstall afterward, it might be a different story...
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