[alloycb63]

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[brookie229]

If you loaded 10.3.3.746 you have the developer version only. Look in Thurask's repository for 10.3.3.2205. Your OS is crippled.

[alloycb63]

Thank you @brookie229. Unfortunately I'm still struggling to replace this OS with the "...2205". It fails to complete an autoload. Also tries "...2049" but fails too. I have to figure out how to do remove the. "...746".

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[conite]

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Which device and variant of phone do you have?

What do you mean the autoloader "fails" ?

[alloycb63]

I have a Passport SE SQW100-4 that crashed when I did a reset originally running OS 10.3.2.2836. I couldn't find a link at that time so I downloaded the 10.3.3.746 (developers OS). I need to upgrade to a full OS like the "...2205 " or the..."2049 ". Both autoloader would start to run, load the RAM; and then say tracker failed and quickly shut down. At that point, the phone reboots to the existing OS.

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[conite]

I have a Passport SE SQW100-4 that crashed when I did a reset originally running OS 10.3.2.2836. I couldn't find a link at that time so I downloaded the 10.3.3.746 (developers OS). I need to upgrade to a full OS like the "...2205 " or the..."2049 ". Both autoloader would start to run, load the RAM; and then say tracker failed and quickly shut down. At that point, the phone reboots to the existing OS.

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Well, try downloading again. I suspect a bad download. Check the hash to confirm integrity this time.

https://mega.nz/#!4B4RATaB!VNMD0CNU6...yyCKbK6eS6TW9Q

Hashes:

MD5: 11B718311A39AFD1B2D78AFD8F61F2D8

SHA1: 34DB63A130DB5B3B8D6D77A342B25C9EAE08DD36

SHA256: 1EA276716CF195B5DD311A74C822F8A3A041439455FD6CE886 52F0CA582F89E5

SHA512: 519807541B9929F2AAB76A779FE8480ABA46DEF7CE12CCB72D 259BA72922B2BD97D3BE62A2A3A3FA53DC36DB3CB9601B8844 716BE1F5076DCA2A594552B36F1C

[alloycb63]

@conite FYI, tried the link you provided, tried Mega share this time, took off BlackBerry software in my PC, reloaded drivers and BlackBerry link, run the autoloader and ran it. Did the same (seems like).

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[alloycb63]

Already tried sachesi too, got a reply that states, "the server did not have the OS for the Download Device."

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[thurask]

I have a Passport SE SQW100-4 that crashed when I did a reset originally running OS 10.3.2.2836. I couldn't find a link at that time so I downloaded the 10.3.3.746 (developers OS). I need to upgrade to a full OS like the "...2205 " or the..."2049 ". Both autoloader would start to run, load the RAM; and then say tracker failed and quickly shut down. At that point, the phone reboots to the existing OS.

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Open a command prompt/PowerShell window in the same folder as the autolader exe (Shift + right click in File Explorer > Open command/PowerShell window here), then run the autoloader through that. That preserves the error message it pops up.

[alloycb63]

@thurask, once in the windows powershell, how do I run the executable file?

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[thurask]

@thurask, once in the windows powershell, how do I run the executable file?

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Type ".\(name of autoloader).exe" without quotes and hit Enter. If you start typing then hit Tab it should complete all or most of the name.

[alloycb63]

@thurask The following is from the windows PowerShell after the autoloader had run,

RIM Wireless Device Command-Line Auto-Programmer Version 3.11.0.27 (Win32) [Apr 15 2015 15:51:44]
Copyright 2012 Research In Motion Limited

Connecting to Bootrom:
Resetting Device:
Resetting Device:
Resetting Device:
Enter password (10 left): ******
Connected

[ Uploading RAM Image 0x0DD398B4 ] [############## 100 ##############]
--> Failed to read trailer
--> Failed to read main QCFM header


Error: Failed to load images.

Would there be another way to do this? I can almost live with this crippled OS if the BB Clock was fully functional and and Notification function can make my phone vibrate.

[alloycb63]

@thurask The following is from the windows PowerShell after the autoloader had run,

RIM Wireless Device Command-Line Auto-Programmer Version 3.11.0.27 (Win32) [Apr 15 2015 15:51:44]
Copyright 2012 Research In Motion Limited

Connecting to Bootrom:
Resetting Device:
Resetting Device:
Resetting Device:
Enter password (10 left): ******
Connected

[ Uploading RAM Image 0x0DD398B4 ] [############## 100 ##############]
--> Failed to read trailer
--> Failed to read main QCFM header


Error: Failed to load images.

Would there be another way to do this? I can almost live with this crippled OS if the BB Clock was fully functional and and Notification function can make my phone vibrate.

[thurask]

Are the hashes posted above the same ones you're getting?

Since you're using PowerShell, run this in the same folder as the autoloader:

Get-Filehash -algorithm SHA1 .\(compressed_autoloader_filename).7z

7-Zip also has file hashes as part of the right click context menu, and it's what best extracts these files.

There's also a self-test function for the autoloader itself:

.\(name of autoloader).exe fileinfo