D810 shipping ROM (Australia)

[AJB]

I am watching the thread on the new Test ROM for the Trinity, and am very tempted to use it ... however, if I want to revert back to the original ROM it doesn't appear that I can do so. I say this as the "Ship" ROM on the FTP server is not my current ROM. I have the following:

ROM Version: 1.17.707.4
ROM Date: 12/05/06
Radio Version: 1.24.00.11
Protocol Version: 32.57.7020.06H

As the version on the FTP doesn't match this, I am hesitant to update to the Test ROM. Anyone have this version so I can revert?

[psargent]

I am watching the thread on the new Test ROM for the Trinity, and am very tempted to use it ... however, if I want to revert back to the original ROM it doesn't appear that I can do so. I say this as the "Ship" ROM on the FTP server is not my current ROM. I have the following:

ROM Version: 1.17.707.4
ROM Date: 12/05/06
Radio Version: 1.24.00.11
Protocol Version: 32.57.7020.06H

As the version on the FTP doesn't match this, I am hesitant to update to the Test ROM. Anyone have this version so I can revert?

I just wanted to tell you that I upgraded last night after weeks of pushing and pulling about it in my head. I've got to say that I have no regrets so far! The GPS works great! I have both P3300 and Trinity and I actually got a faster fix with my Trinity a couple of times! And the sensitivity of the Trinity is more than sufficient for all but the most hardcore GPS users!

Sorry I don't have your Rom - but be assured that you probably won't want to revert anyway! I would have waited for the official HTC update, but who knows when that is coming - could be tomorrow, could be months from now. I just got sick of sitting on my hands and waiting - $40 USD to SuperCID, but the pain of purchase went away with my first GPS fix!!!

[MontAlbert]

so when you update a ROM do you loose everything on your device (eg. phone numbers, appointments etc)?

sorry for the newbie qn but havent seen the answer anywhere...

[Cyrus Kourosh]

so when you update a ROM do you loose everything on your device (eg. phone numbers, appointments etc)?

sorry for the newbie qn but havent seen the answer anywhere...

For sure... It is the same thing as re-installing Windows on your PC.
You should make a backup of your personal data (contact, agenda, files...) somewhere to retrieve it later (use Outlook for example).