[Gearheadaddy]

Can we use Sachesi to do a non destructive load of the core os+ radio+ apps on a Verizon Z10. One of our Z10's is on the official os...10.2.1.3253. Will it work or brick? Thanks in advance.

CrackBerry Genius on Verizon 10.3.0.1154

[zocster]

What? You don't want to be a guinea pig? Let us know either way.

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[adamlau]

How can a CrackBerry Genius be asking these types of questions ?

[Gearheadaddy]

I'm already on 10.3.0.1154 on mine...I heard that one of the prior 10.3 os's could be loaded non destructively on top of the official 10.2.1.3*** Verizon os but it was too buggy for me to put it on my roommates phone...I don't mind being the g-pig but my roommate isn't quite as patient as I'm retired and she works full time and needs her phone most of the time...So...

[eybee1970]

I'm already on 10.3.0.1154 on mine...I heard that one of the prior 10.3 os's could be loaded non destructively on top of the official 10.2.1.3*** Verizon os but it was too buggy for me to put it on my roommates phone...I don't mind being the g-pig but my roommate isn't quite as patient as I'm retired and she works full time and needs her phone most of the time...So...

it will work perfectly via Sachesi and not brick anything...you just have to pick the right debrick file + radio file...
Of course there is never a guarantee as it is leaked OS...you know what I mean

[Gearheadaddy]

It sounds like you are guessing. Thanks anyway. (Why would I use a debrick file instead of the core os+radio+bars? I wouldn't get the updated apps!!)

it will work perfectly via Sachesi and not brick anything...you just have to pick the right debrick file + radio file...
Of course there is never a guarantee as it is leaked OS...you know what I mean

[eybee1970]

It sounds like you are guessing. Thanks anyway. (Why would I use a debrick file instead of the core os+radio+bars? I wouldn't get the updated apps!!)

if your roommate fears to do, she should wait for official release...I just can tell you, that I updated non-destructive from 10.2.1 to 10.3 without any problems....so why should you get in any troubles (and you seem to be experienced looking on your count of posts... ) Debrick contains all apps anyway, so why load core and apps seperatly??? You can easily sideload all updated apps in a next step in case you really want them..but do it the way you wanna do...

[parthokarki]

How can a CrackBerry Genius be asking these types of questions ?

Lol

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[Gearheadaddy]

Debrick contains all the apps but sideloading the debrick file does NOT install them, only loads the os.. You have to extract them and build them into an autoloader, just saying. Did you load the updated apps or are you still running the old ones? You can check by using Chrome or the new Sachesi. By the way thanks for the quick reply

if your roommate fears to do, she should wait for official release...I just can tell you, that I updated non-destructive from 10.2.1 to 10.3 without any problems....so why should you get in any troubles (and you seem to be experienced looking on your count of posts... ) Debrick contains all apps anyway, so why load core and apps seperatly??? But do it the way you wanna do...

[Gearheadaddy]

"How can a CrackBerry Genius be asking these types of questions ?" I don't have a spare Z10 with the 10.2.1.3253 to test the update on...Bricked my Z10 loading 10.3.0.0296 0n top of 10.2.1.3175 back a while ago being "The Guinea Pig! lol...She doesn't have the time for me to play with her Z10...

Lol

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[eybee1970]

Debrick contains all the apps but sideloading the debrick file does NOT install them, only loads the os.. You have to extract them and build them into an autoloader, just saying. Did you load the updated apps or are you still running the old ones? You can check by using Chrome or the new Sachesi. By the way thanks for the quick reply

...I extracted Debrick and sideloaded all new apps afterwards

[Gearheadaddy]

Ok, cool

...I extracted Debrick and sideloaded all new apps afterwards

[adamlau]

FYI, if the Z10 happens to load extremely slowly, or stay frozen at 100% after completion of the upgrade, remove the SIM card and reboot. The loading cycle should complete at that point. We had to perform this workaround on two of our Verizon Z30 devices.

[1magine]

Well, did you load it non-destructively over official Verizon 10.2.1? How did it go?