[T-Mobile LG G2x] Kolcrok78:
I'll give it a shot. That's all I can do at the moment.

I no longer have a backup. The backup got corrupted that's why I've been trying other methods of restoring my phone. After running backup from CWM, the phone would reboot and stay on a black screen and flash. Screen would go dim then black like the backlight showing a black screen and dim again. That's all it kept doing and would not reboot. I tried doing a kdz flash but the pc wouldn't even recognize my phone when I plugged in the usb. (Yes, the drivers were installed and it was working. Previous to this I have kdz flashed twice. Phone has to be in S/W Update Mode by first pressing power button and as soon as the LG Logo shows up on the screen, let go of the power button and hold volume down.)

This resolved my reboot issue since I couldn't do a kdz flash.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1248644

It got my phone working but still have unknown baseband and a question mark inside my battery icon.

**Update**

I read several threads regarding unknown baseband issue.

I've tried this method:

http://xdaforums.com/archive/index.php/t-1332350.html

Since I already just did the first part by using the flash.bat file all I had to do was use the kdz flash. Unfortunately, my pc is still not recognizing my phone when I plug it in to the usb while in S/W Update Mode. I tried using this method above since the phone doesn't have to be in S/W Update Mode.

Outcome:

The LG Update Tool used in the method above kept stalling at 4%.

I read in another thread that this LG Update Tool doesn't work on Gingerbread. This LG Update Tool only works on Froyo.

So my next option was to use this method and try installing Froyo:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1048274

This method just didn't work period. Since I don't have baseband or wifi working on the phone I can't get into market to download Rom Manager and I can't install File Expert which I have backed up on my pc. I already had the _ExternalSD directory so I made a sub directory /clockworkmod and another subdirectory /backup in the previous subdirectory. Made this on both the External and Internal sd cards and CWM tells me Couldn't open directory - No files found. So installing Froyo this way was out of the question.

I found this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/archive/index.php/t-1037120.html

This is the stock Froyo version before the Gingerbread update as a zip file.

Unfortunately, when I tried to install the zip file from CWM it didn't work. I unzipped the zip file and found 2 .bin files which answers my question why CWM didn't install the zip.

I tried this method as well:

http://xdaforums.com/archive/index.php/t-1332350.html

This method involves the flash.bat file to be done as a prerequisite before flashing to kdz. To my understanding, the flash.bat file fixes the partitions that most likely were screwed up on the phone and the kdz flash fixes the baseband (update/repair). I still haven't been able to get that kdz flash v1e to work simply because my pc won't recognize my phone into the usb when its in S/W Update Mode. I'm leaning towards the LG Update Tool to fix my baseband but I just need to downgrade to Froyo.

Don't know what else to do. I've been at it for 2 days and I'm seriously going to give up and just cancel T-Mobile.