Disconnect your internet before you start the upgrade, and do a search for any vendor.xml, you might be fine.
I find it hard to believe someone can find CrackBerry using Google,
yet couldn't find their "heat seeking moisture missile" in a speedo once they get here.
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So is this better than .161/.162? I have .162 installed. Is this going to be faster even though the platform is older?
Yes
Originally Posted by mhaven98
What exactly does it mean to have a lower platform version but a higher OS version? What impact would this have on an "upgrade"?
As best I can tell, it uses some older cod files, along with an older radio file, but newer alx, so you have a better signal, faster system, and more file free memory. It's like they built a hybrid, which is good. I wanted to, but was too lazy.
I find it hard to believe someone can find CrackBerry using Google,
yet couldn't find their "heat seeking moisture missile" in a speedo once they get here.
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I find it hard to believe someone can find CrackBerry using Google,
yet couldn't find their "heat seeking moisture missile" in a speedo once they get here.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com
Seems like a good build. Running it since the day it was posted here. I have very seldomly experienced crashes even with older versions and this one seems to be just as good as the others.
I upgraded from the "newer" cores because the 161 and 162 were not multi-language. With some manual clean up got over 24mb free memory.
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