[blurredLINUS]

I'm currently using a z10 right now woth it's latest os 10.2.1.3274. And I want to upgrade it to 10.3.1

So my questions are:
1. Which 10.3.1 is best to download and the most stable?
2. Where can I download it?
3. How to download it?
4. Will I be able to update my phone once the official 10.3.1 is released with the sideloaded 10.3.1?

I know these are a lot of questions but I really needed help.
Thanks if you could help me.

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[diegonei]

Welcome to the forums!

I'm currently using a z10 right now woth it's latest os 10.2.1.3274. And I want to upgrade it to 10.3.1

So my questions are:
1. Which 10.3.1 is best to download and the most stable?
2. Where can I download it?
3. How to download it?
Answer to 1,2 and 3 is: http://forums.crackberry.com/bb10-le...8-live-970058/

How to download? You kidding me, right? You click link... file downloads...
4. Will I be able to update my phone once the official 10.3.1 is released with the sideloaded 10.3.1?
Yes.
I know these are a lot of questions but I really needed help.
Thanks if you could help me.

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You'll need Sachesi to install this. Grab the files for your device (do pay attention and then use Sachesi.

1. Backup you phone using BlackBerry Link. Make it custom backup and make dam well sure you don't get the BlackBerry Runtime "app" selected. I suggest not restoring settings, but do have them in there in case you feel like going back to 10.2.1;
2. Download Sachesi;
3. Downlaod the DEBRICK and RADIO files;
4. Follow this tutorial;
5. Restore your backup;
6. Enjoy 10.3.1!

[blurredLINUS]

Where do I download sachesi?

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[diegonei]

Seriously?

The links are right there dude...

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[blurredLINUS]

Thanks so much.

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[jefbeard911]

I'm currently using a z10 right now woth it's latest os 10.2.1.3274. And I want to upgrade it to 10.3.1

So my questions are:
1. Which 10.3.1 is best to download and the most stable?
2. Where can I download it?
3. How to download it?
4. Will I be able to update my phone once the official 10.3.1 is released with the sideloaded 10.3.1?

I know these are a lot of questions but I really needed help.
Thanks if you could help me.

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Can I make a suggestion?

Unless you want to put up with PIN marks and some flakiness 10.3.1 may not be the way to go.

I installed 10.3.0.1052 on my Z3 from the stock 10.2.1 and it's been rock solid. No issues whatsoever. I do admire your courteousness though. Just want to make sure you know it's not the most solid BB10 leak at this point.

Good luck!

via CB10 from my awesome BlackBerry Z3

[diegonei]

Can I make a suggestion?

Unless you want to put up with PIN marks and some flakiness 10.3.1 may not be the way to go.

There are no PIN watermarks on 10.3.1.

[hamsterwheel]

There are no PIN watermarks on 10.3.1.

Well actually .632 did have them. It's only the newer leaks that don't

[mikedolo]

agreed

[jefbeard911]

Well actually .632 did have them. It's only the newer leaks that don't

I though so..Anyway

How is the stability of the newest leaks? Any major issues? I may update my Z3 then..

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[MobileMadness002]

I though so..Anyway

How is the stability of the newest leaks? Any major issues? I may update my Z3 then..

via CB10 from my awesome BlackBerry Z3

I recommend reading the findings and fixes threads for the leak in question.

[diegonei]

Well actually .632 did have them. It's only the newer leaks that don't

My bad, I meant there are no watermarks in the version I told the OP to use.

[BSar]

Well 10.3.1.938 has been amazingly snappy, and all functions works like a charm. I've not been experiencing any major problem whatsoever.
It's a leak though, so you better be prepared for any circumstantial Bug that may come up.
Also, in the downside you will not get flash on the Web browser. Aside from that, I have been experiencing strange behaviors concerning the "add to the dictionary" function while I'm writing, it just makes a duplication mess, apart from adding the word. But maybe it's just me, who knows. Nothing too serious to be worried about.
But seriously, 10.3.1 is miles away from the previous Os'es. Give it a try!

[diegonei]

For whatever reason my blog's main email won't add (even though the support one did). That's the only issue I can find.

[trsbbs]

Can I make a suggestion?

Unless you want to put up with PIN marks and some flakiness 10.3.1 may not be the way to go.

I installed 10.3.0.1052 on my Z3 from the stock 10.2.1 and it's been rock solid. No issues whatsoever. I do admire your courteousness though. Just want to make sure you know it's not the most solid BB10 leak at this point.

Good luck!

via CB10 from my awesome BlackBerry Z3

The latest 10.3.1 has no pin marks.

BlackBerry hates America!

[ravicgary70]

Total how many .Bar files we need to install through sachesi?

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[diegonei]

Total how many .Bar files we need to install through sachesi?

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That depends.

Debrick + radio (2 bars) if you are goign to restore a backup.

Core os + radio + apps (aroud 2+110) if you want a non-destructive update.

[Muhammed Haziq Chamediya]

That depends.

Debrick + radio (2 bars) if you are goign to restore a backup.

Core os + radio + apps (aroud 2+110) if you want a non-destructive update.

can u clear to me please


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[diegonei]

Debrick + radio (2 bars) if you are goign to restore a backup.

Core os + radio + apps (aroud 2+110) if you want a non-destructive update.

can u clear to me please

If you are going to backup your phone, do a a clean install with Sachesi using a decrick BAR and radio BAR, you use 2 BAR files. Then restore the backup.

If you are doing a non destructive upgrade using Sachesi, then you load core os BAR, radio BAr and all individual apps BARs (making it 2+110 or so BARs).

[aapresley]

Is there a benefit to using the Sachesi method rather than using an autoloader file?

-AP via BB10 yo

[ppeters914]

Is there a benefit to using the Sachesi method rather than using an autoloader file?

-AP via BB10 yo

Depends. I suggest you read the dozens of posts that already exist, and decide for yourself.

Posted via CB10 with my Z10 STL 100-3 / 10.3.1.1016

[TheStixter]

What's the best way to upgrade without losing the Android apps/data I already have installed on my device?
I recently did the non-destructive method...all my settings are there, but my Android apps are not loading...get to about 75% and they just stop.
Suggestions on how to fix without completely wiping everything?

[diegonei]

Is there a benefit to using the Sachesi method rather than using an autoloader file?

-AP via BB10 yo

If you load apps+core+radio the benefit is not losing any data/settings.

But that's relative, since now we can restore up a backup without issues (just remember not to include BlackBerry Runtime in the backup).

What's the best way to upgrade without losing the Android apps/data I already have installed on my device?
I recently did the non-destructive method...all my settings are there, but my Android apps are not loading...get to about 75% and they just stop.
Suggestions on how to fix without completely wiping everything?

Well that's the thing. The risk of updating is alway android apps breaking due to new runtimes. So i suggest a backup of the device without the BlackBerry Runtime "app". Update and restore and you should be ok - privided this is all done PRIOR to having issues.

[mainely_linux]

(just remember not to include BlackBerry Runtime in the backup).

Just curious, why do you say this? This is the only way to preserve progress with clash of clans when restoring from a backup file. I include this in my backup every time without incident.

[diegonei]

Just curious, why do you say this? This is the only way to preserve progress with clash of clans when restoring from a backup file. I include this in my backup every time without incident.

Not really. App data (configs, saves, etc) are saved with the individual app listig on the backup. BlackBerry Runtime is the bunch of settings 9states, instances, settings, etc) for the Android Runtime itself, not the apps within it.

While some (me included - usually) usually don't run into issues, it's just safer not to add BlackBerry Runtime to the backup, while all the individual apps can go in without issue.