Help finding correct 6.1 flashing flow instructions

[sergeb]

I ran at a post in the forums that explained why it's important to flash original ROM every time you upgrade to custom 6.1 and outlined proper 6.1 burning steps - flash the original AT&T ROM, ... do something that I forgot, flash radio you want, flash 6.1 ROM...

I don't seem to be able to find it anymore, I've spent over 2 hours searching XDA now... I may be just blind...

Anyone can point me in the right direction?

Thank you in advance.

[mrvanx]

I ran at a post in the forums that explained why it's important to flash original ROM every time you upgrade to custom 6.1 and outlined proper 6.1 burning steps - flash the original AT&T ROM, ... do something that I forgot, flash radio you want, flash 6.1 ROM...

I don't seem to be able to find it anymore, I've spent over 2 hours searching XDA now... I may be just blind...

Anyone can point me in the right direction?

Thank you in advance.

Its not really necessary, a minority of members have reported issues with WM6.1 ROMs but nearly every user I have chatted with has NOT been able to reproduce the problem.

I have flashed MANY MANY times with WM6.1 and have NEVER once found any issues with hard resets or crashes.

All I can say is use good practice, save any stuff you need to keep....use an exchange (activesync) account to backup your contacts and messages etc....DONT use a backup program (PIMBackup is ok) since moving between builds can cause issues when you restore the backup.

[sergeb]

Thank you.

Do you, though, know where I can find them?

They did help me - flashing ROM and following the steps exactly fixed my nasty and long time SMS sending and missed calls problems...

And I forgot to bookmark it ... :(

[ultramag69]

Don't know if this is the exact one you want but - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=1990320&postcount=6

Cheers....:D

[sergeb]

You are the best! That's exactly the post and instructions I have followed in the past. I bookmarked it now and won't lose :)

Thank you!

[ultramag69]

Just a thought, when I find something I seriously DON'T want to loose again, I have a file on my pc for all the info I need. I download the links and copy the info into a word doc so even if I have to re-install windows (loosing my bookmarks in the process) I still have the info I wanted to keep with all the necessary cabs and things I need....
Cheers...:D

PS - That file is now something like 25 gig.....

[sergeb]

Thanks for the tip :) I used to use del.icio.us and then moved to ma.gnolia for my bookmarks.