So what are the differences? I have it paused turned off both wifi and data so it wouldn't kill my root.
Any special procedures for installing OTA updates on rooted devices? Or should it all just work?
Try a reboot and see if it changed
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Not sure on 100% but if your getting the oat most likely it'll be ok but you may loose root
From what I have heard its the same as the leak that's out now
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Do thisNothing happened after it said download complete. Can't even check for updates anymore. Tapped the button and nothing happens.
That's horrible advice, and you have no basis for making such a statement. Just becuase you are notified of the OTA, and it even downloads, is no bearing on whether its safe to install on a rooted device. Until somebody does it, you have no idea what happens.
On my HTC Flyer, accepting the OTA on a rooted device would send the device into a bootloop.
OTA Rootkeeper may work to hide and keep root. But again, no way of knowing if its going to work until somebody tries it.
Also, in case its not perfectly clear: If you do not have SuperCID, do not install this OTA if you want root. 1.85 kills the One-click root method, and the only other root method required unlocked bootloader (which requires SuperCID). If you install this without SuperCID, you are going to be stuck without root until a root method for 1.85 is found.
Version number was given by somebody who installed the OTA, post 17 of this thread. It matches exactly the version number of this:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1670238
I'm running 1.85 RUU and checked for updates and got 'no updates available"
Thanks... That's helpful. Maybe I do need to be on Android Central instead of XDA... As suggested by some of the "advanced users" on here...since I don't seem to be welcome here for making a simple request for a changelog on an OTA update thread.
Yikes.
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easy man... It was only my intention to say that the advanced users would have known the changes in the 1.85xxxxx software release for weeks now... and could be helpful enough to the rest of us to share it if they did. If you are not interested in helping people who like to stick with the stock software... fine, but don't get mean about it.
Not sure on 100% but if your getting the oat most likely it'll be ok but you may loose root