How do I know which bootloader version I have on my Defy+?
Unfortunately, I'm on a (custom) ICS rom, and I didn't write down the version numbers of the stock firmware, I only know these facts:
I did root my Defy+'s preinstalled ROM (was Android 2.3.4) successfully with zergRush method.
After that, I did install the update to 2.3.6 on my phone. Maybe it was connected to the PC via USB, but the update itself was done on the phone (probably WLAN) without any update-software running on the PC.
After that, rooting using zergRush didn't work anymore! I had to wait for the root-SBF's.
Why am I telling you this? Because I read that an OTA-update doesn't change the bootloader. But why wasn't I then able to root my phone after the update anymore using the same method as before?
So, can anyone tell me my bootloader version or a way to determine it?
Thanks.
Unfortunately, I'm on a (custom) ICS rom, and I didn't write down the version numbers of the stock firmware, I only know these facts:
I did root my Defy+'s preinstalled ROM (was Android 2.3.4) successfully with zergRush method.
After that, I did install the update to 2.3.6 on my phone. Maybe it was connected to the PC via USB, but the update itself was done on the phone (probably WLAN) without any update-software running on the PC.
After that, rooting using zergRush didn't work anymore! I had to wait for the root-SBF's.
Why am I telling you this? Because I read that an OTA-update doesn't change the bootloader. But why wasn't I then able to root my phone after the update anymore using the same method as before?
So, can anyone tell me my bootloader version or a way to determine it?
Thanks.
