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Default o2 Exec ROM Now Available...

O2 Site Update with Exec ROM :

http://www.my-xda.com/xdaexec_soft.html
 
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Is this a new ROM or O2 providing it as a download to fix peoples devices when they corrupt them?
 
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well spotted a18041967!!!
 
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Default Upload to XDA FTP server

Can an O2 user upload this rom to the xda-developers server please?
 
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It's the initial release ROM, so it's the same as the one all XDA Execs are being shipped with.

It has (I checked):

OS 1.13.48 WWE (Older than Jasjar, which is 1.13.53)
Extended 1.13.139
Radio 1.04.02 (same as Dopod, was already on FTP)
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you can enter any imei
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do you think if i have the jas jar rom installed i will be able to override it with the exec rom
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sure ... just use the patched exe for upgrade.

i'm thinking of using ROM from jasjar, ExtRom from O2 and the radio from O2
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can someone tell us what's installed on the O2 exec by default ?

is it better or worse than the JasJar ?
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The only thing that really is different from the Jasjar rom is the O2 Active UI, and we all know that is very unstable.

Most Exec users end up using basic or corporate install, which is comparable to pressing the reset button after a hard reset and thus bypassing the extended rom setup.

I did no different then anyone else in that matter. I selected basic install. The Jasjar OS also is a tad newer, so unless you are a sucker for the O2 layout and style, I'd say stick with the Jasjar.

(I'm a sucker for the O2 styling so I will probably end up combining the Jasjar OS and the O2 ExtRom ;))

Just be aware: The Jasjar Extended rom will set your boot logo to the I-Mate one, the O2 Extended rom will NOT set it to the O2 one! It does not contain splash.nb files!
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