I haven't heard too much about the .0320 but the .0312 and .1111 have been stable. My understanding is you can flash each one and try it out, but you are advised against flashing the same radio on top of itself...
[RADIO] HTC Incredible 2 Radios [PG32IMG.zip] (Updated: 30 May 2012)
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I haven't heard too much about the .0320 but the .0312 and .1111 have been stable. My understanding is you can flash each one and try it out, but you are advised against flashing the same radio on top of itself...
.0312 or newer should be what you want to use.
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It can be different for anybody. Do some test on each one. Or run one for a day then the next for another. It seems some people are getting different results.
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i just flashed this after installing CM10 and my phone just stays on boot animation screen and i can't get into recovery because it tries to install the radio from the bootloader..any tips?
You have to remove or rename the file on the sd card, probably by removing it and doing it on a computer.
Pop your card out and then while entering recovery put it back in and you should be good to go.
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Thanks for this! Had the same problem and your method worked. I just rooted my phone the other day so I am still getting the hang of it, but it there any way to boot straight into recovery and bypass the hboot besides selecting reboot into recovery while the phone is turned on. Basically if I am flashing a radio, I would like to go into recovery to wipe the cache before restarting. Also after flashing the radio successfully should I move the PG32IMG.zip file into a different folder so it doesn't try to reflash it when going into hboot? Thanks again for the help.
Yes to your last question. Once the phone boots, rename or remove the file from root.
AFAIK, you can't really accomplish what you're asking b/c it always "reboots" into recovery. Even using a rom manager will still do the same thing. You could reboot into recovery, wipe, power off, remove sd, rename file via pc, replace sd, boot.
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Appreciate it! I've rooted my tablet, but this is the first phone so it is a little different with the radios and such. Cheers :good:
is anyone having issues with text messages saying they weren't being sent (when they are) with the .320 radio?
edit: nevermind, i'm dumb for using ICS radio on GB.
edit: nevermind, i'm dumb for using ICS radio on GB.
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I'm using that radio on gb right now with no issues.
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Hey not sure what to do.. I just flashed the CM10 beta from aeroevan which booted up just fine. However, I tried updating my radio from 0.99.01.0225_2 (yes i know...) to 1.09.01.0320. this resulted in what i assume is a bootloop seeing as I waited 5-7 minuets for it. I figured it was just the radio so I tried 1.09.01.0312. same thing... im honestly not sure what to do.
I have an old Nandroid backup as a last result.
Any help would be awesome, thanks!
I have an old Nandroid backup as a last result.
Any help would be awesome, thanks!
I had to do an "adb reboot recovery" and wipe cache before my phone would boot, it may be CM10 related with the .320 radio. I don't know if a nandroid backup would fix the problem. After wiping cache everything was working normally.
Also if you don't have a computer handy, as someone else told me when I had the same problem, hit reboot and take out your SD card so that it won't try to reflash the radios again and boot into recovery. Then you can mount the SD card and clear the cache which worked for me.
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Can someone re-up the .1111 radio? I have the .0312 one but I think that's giving me the "SD card unexpectedly removed" error that some people are having.
I finally took the plunge and tried flashing a radio. First try scared me with this newest one. Stuck at boot image. But rebooted into recovery and wiped cache and it worked fine. Then tried .1111 due to some saying they preferred it, no issues. I downloaded over wifi straight to my phone, checked md5, rebooted into bootloader through power menu on cm7.2, and flashed, all went well, thanks guys. It is so much easier than I thought.
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I realize there hasnt been a post to this thread in 3 months but... all the radio links are dead. Any chance for mirrors or updated links?
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/* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards, * thermonuclear war, or the end of the world. Please do some research * if you have any concerns about flashing a radio before flashing it! * YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if you point the * finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you. */
How to Flash:
In order for this to work, the HTC Incredible 2 needs to be S-OFF. Flashing the radio with a corrupt file or interrupting the flash, can brick the device, please proceed with caution.
- Download the your choice of radio for the HTC Incredible 2.
- Make sure the filename is PG32IMG.zip exactly or it will not work and copy it to the same folder as adb (the /platform-tools folder within the Android SDK folder).
- Connect the HTC Incredible 2 to the computer via USB.
- On the computer, open terminal and run the following commands:
NOTE: The md5 should match up the provide the original download location. If not, redownload & try again.Code:adb push PG32IMG.zip /sdcard/PG32IMG.zip adb shell md5sum /sdcard/PG32IMG.zip
Code:adb reboot bootloader - The HTC Incredible 2 will reboot & usually boot into fastboot. Pressing the Power button will put the device into the bootloader.
- The bootloader will scan for the radio update. Once it finds the update, select Yes.
- Allow the bootloader to finish flashing the updated radio, and reboot the HTC Incredible 2 normally.
From Froyo-based RUUs:
From the 0.0.0.330336 RUU: 0.86.50.0123
md5: e412e3ce52e313d8a4838b8924830338
From the 0.92.1401.0 RUU: 0.98.50.0302
md5: d5741b75a0daa3d35dfe32c8b2df3bb9
From the 1.08.1401.0 RUU: 0.99.50.0401
md5: e01e4255da750844dee758dcff86da65
From the 1.08.1401.4 RUU: has the same radio as the 1.08.1401.0 RUU
From the 1.30.1401.3 RUU: 0.99.50.0323_2
md5: bf5a93ec531aabcd05f78c2131b025a3
From the 1.34.605.4 RUU (HTC Incredible 2 Stock): 0.99.01.0225_2
md5: 3b78b7fa690fe883196b44f584510cef
From Gingerbread-based RUUs:
From the 2.13.1401.4 RUU: 1.01.50.0701
md5: 82e7428264da622042e2e1e983363609
From the 2.18.605.3 RUU: 1.09.01.0622
md5: 028bc6539fd60d51ad87993783ea59af
From the 2.18.605.4 RUU: has the same radio as the 2.18.605.3 RUU
From the 3.02.605.1 RUU: has the same radio as the 2.18.605.3 RUU
From the 3.06.1401.0 RUU: 1.01.50.0817
md5: 15c0ebcd689a22c0a5f37991435b813f
From the 4.08.605.3 RUU: 1.09.01.0722
md5: 68da1874afe8f2e0e202ef96ece52189
From the Chinese 1.10.709.1 RUU (Not recommended for VZW users, see here and onwards for feedback): 1.25.30.0103
md5: 2F83F985A7D9B7EC870833C1FA67916A
From the 5.10.605.9 RUU: 1.09.01.1111
md5: 700956620392E953B212C85510788795
From the 6.01.605.05 OTA: 1.09.01.0312
md5: ea6b98be48210d7797e62362f49ff751
From Ice Cream Sandwich-based RUUs:
From the 7.01.605.01 RUU (Cache wipe may be required, see here and onwards for feedback): 1.09.01.0320
md5: 7543E35B7B19B0255C49E4BFB339C14B
All Verizon Wireless customers are discouraged from flashing anything OTHER than 'x.x.01.xxxx' radios, for stability reasons.4Alright,
I pulled the radio.img and the android-info.txt out of the firmware update and zipped only those files back up to create our flashable PG32IMG.ZIP for you radio junkies. :silly:
I have already updated to this firmware so I have not tried this radio zip.
Rename to PG32IMG.zip
Put in SD root and flash in bootloader.
FLASH AT YOUR OWN RISK
http://www.mediafire.com/file/0hpyi140dpsn6zl/RADIO1.09.01.0320-PG32IMG.zip
Let me know how it works. :fingers-crossed:4
Champion mate, cheers.
Also, both radios confirmed working on GSM unlocked DInc2.
MD5 sums created, and OP updated to reflect changes.
