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The sequence is because Google uses binary diffs for their updates. The latest release candidate (?) is FRF83. You can download an update.zip from http://andr
by mbrubeck 16y ago
The sequence is because Google uses binary diffs for their updates.
The latest release candidate (?) is FRF83. You can download an update.zip from http://android.clients.google.com/packages/passion/signed-passion-FRF83-from-FRF50.38d66b26.zip http://android.clients.google.com/packages/passion/signed-pa... (requires updating to FRF50 first).
You can check the build in Settings -> About phone -> Build number.
- Tichy 16y agoOK, so I could also install FRF83 directly without going through the updates?
- mbrubeck 16y agoNo, FRF83 has been published only as an update from FRF50 (using the link above) or from FRF72 using http://android.clients.google.com/packages/passion/signed-passion-FRF83-from-FRF72.684bd56a.zip http://android.clients.google.com/packages/passion/signed-pa.... If you are running the stock Android 2.1 image, you'll receive an over-the-air update whenever Google deems it ready for general release. Or you can update your phone now to FRF50 or 72 and then to 83.
- Tichy 16y agoThanks - so I guess since I have installed some Froyo image before, I will never get a push from Google for the final release anymore?
- mbrubeck 16y agoIf you installed one of the Froyo updates direct from Google, then you will continue to receive future updates. If you unlocked your phone and installed a modified or custom image from another source, then that image probably has OTA updating disabled and you will need to apply updates yourself. If you flash back to a stock image from Google, then I believe you will start receiving OTA updates again.