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Loafer1357
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Default Rom upgrade help

I'm interested in upgrading my ROM. but, I don't have a pc. i browse via mobile. is there anybody is Bangalore who can Upgrade my HTC P3400i to 6.5. it would be great. i need a ROM that gives me more internal space.
 
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no PC?? Then I think that you must go to your frnd or someone who does have a PC. You need to download a ROM first of approx 50-70MB...

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hmmm, I can do that. which is the best ROM? i need my mobile to have good speed with a decent internal memory. any suggestion?
 
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Sorry to break it to you, but its nearly impossible to do it unless you have a PC, because of the following reasons:
1. You need to study the forum
2. You need to study a lot in this forum
3. You need to study even more in the forum
Before you can safely flash your ROM.
I am really sorry for this, since most of the pple (atleast in India) don't have a PC. And honestly, I don't expect your friend to be generous enough to use your PC for hours.
Sorry again.
Just a piece of advise, don't trust for so called 'Senior members', instead look at a thread in "Upgrading forum" by krazy and see who are the people who has actually helped in upgrading.
Thank You and sorry again.
I have ORD
Device 1: hTC One X+ in Service centre (too much flashing????)
Device 2: Samsung Galaxy S III (Stock)
Sony (India) SucksThey take handsets for repairing and don't bother to return for 9 months (WO Ref: #SE31247811057, 16.08.2012)
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Well, that is the best advice I've got till now in any forum. thanks a tonne bro I'll do my research. My Friend's are pretty generous except for Karnataka Power Supply who keep cutting power :) . I'll check Krazy's forum. Cheers Bro. Have a good weekend.
 
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You may want to take a really good look at the following three threads first:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=472169

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=513329

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=485835
The first one is the upgrading procedure while the latter two help you determine if your Gene is old or new.
Best of Luck
I have ORD
Device 1: hTC One X+ in Service centre (too much flashing????)
Device 2: Samsung Galaxy S III (Stock)
Sony (India) SucksThey take handsets for repairing and don't bother to return for 9 months (WO Ref: #SE31247811057, 16.08.2012)
Search before you post. READ before you flash!

Don't post Thanks, click the Thanks button

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