Can someone verify the md5 for the full zip update? I want the bootloader and stuff too

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Originally Posted by dmeadows013

Can someone verify the md5 for the full zip update? I want the bootloader and stuff too

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This doesn't come with the new bootloader. There's really no reason to have the new bootloader, it's basically the same as all the others but with a different version number.

Originally Posted by jellybellys

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This doesn't come with the new bootloader. There's really no reason to have the new bootloader, it's basically the same as all the others but with a different version number.

It fixes the long boot that many jellybean ROMs have on occasion.

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The majority view seems to be that those with little to no signal or frequent drops are experiencing better signal, but many in that group are experiencing more battery drain. Those who always had a good signal are staying the same, for the most part. There are some deviations though. I fall in the first group, and hardware revision doesn't matter so I won't bother posting mine.

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Originally Posted by blackhand1001

It fixes the long boot that many jellybean ROMs have on occasion.

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That's just a myth. You get the long boot just as frequently as you do on the new bootloader as the old one.

Originally Posted by jellybellys

That's just a myth. You get the long boot just as frequently as you do on the new bootloader as the old one.

You're not kidding. -_-

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I live in the middle of nowhere, generally get midrange voice, 3G, and occasional 4G. It's largely a crapshoot if I get 4G at all but when I do, the signal is pretty good (don't ask how I haven't the slightest idea)

That all said, the radios don't seem to have done much for my signal or speeds but they do seem to have much better WiFi/3G/4G handoff. It's not perfect, but it definitely feels improved. The tradeoff for this is that it seems to be holding onto weak signals longer, which likely where people are losing battery.

I feel like I need to add a faq to the OP. Yes or no?

Originally Posted by jellybellys

I feel like I need to add a faq to the OP. Yes or no?

Yes.

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Originally Posted by jellybellys

I feel like I need to add a faq to the OP. Yes or no?

That can be the first question in the faq...