[Motorola Droid RAZR] danifunker:
If you can give me the Fido update package, I can do the same. Please PM me the link.

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All,

I've been thinking about this for a little while, and I think I have enough information in order to supply the correct instructions :)

These instructions should not require root. But please note you will lose all the data on your phone, so be sure to do a full backup of both internal SD card and your data (in case you need it).

BEFORE BEGINING, BE SURE YOUR PHONE IS FULLY CHARGED. YOU CANNOT FASTBOOT A PHONE WITH LESS THAN 50%

1) Download the update to your EXTERNAL SD card, in fact download it TWICE just in case one of the files are corrupt ;)

You can get the update from here : http://bayfiles.com/file/kBqD/s6gNm3/Blur_Version.651.167.3331.XT910.Rogers.en.CA.zip

Mirror http://d-h.st/KOG

2) Download the latest Motorola drivers for your PC - http://www.motorola.com/consumers/v/index.jsp?vgnextoid=bda09ec8009a0210VgnVCM1000008806b00aRCRD

3) Download the Rogers RAZR Unstick utility – (It’s based off of the Droid RAZR utility lite 1.6) - http://d-h.st/Dqh

4) Download the Rogers RAZR Gingerbread SBF files - http://sbf.droid-developers.org/umt...-SLC-M33.1_P042_A014_CFC_1FF_fastboot.xml.zip

5) Extract all the files of the DroidRAZR lite utility to a convenient location, let's say C:\temp\ (it will create a subfolder called RogersRAZRunstickICS)

6) Extract the contents of the fastboot XML zip. Move the contents of the folder to C:\temp\RogersRAZRunstickICS\RogersStock\ The following files need to exist in that folder before proceeding:

allow-mbmloader-flashing-mbm.bin

mbmloader.bin

mbm.bin

cdt.bin_signed

devtree_signed

logo.bin

system_signed

recovery_signed

ebr_signed

mbr_signed

cdrom_signed

webtop_signed

radio.img

7) Boot your phone up into fastboot mode. From a full power off, press and hold VOL+ and VOL- buttons at the same time, then press the power button. Next, select AP fastboot - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0bhb2xSCHg&feature=g-upl (this video demonstrates how to power on the phone and boot to recovery, but choose AP fastboot)

8) Run the script RogersRAZRunstickICS.bat – If you’re using Windows Vista/7/8 make sure to run it with administrative privileges

9) Follow the prompts and select option 1. THERE WILL BE FAILURES, THIS IS COMPLETELY NORMAL. Let the process finish completely and proceed.

10) Once the fastboot is done, your phone is in bricked state, this is okay. Boot to recovery mode (follow the video here : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0bhb2xSCHg&feature=g-upl). The phone may do some first boot initialization stuff, where you may (or may not see) a qe package being installed. I’m not 100% sure. Once the phone appears to be finished, it will restart itself. If it doesn’t, press VOL+ and VOL- and choose to wipe data and cache, then choose to restart again.

11) Boot into recovery again, this time a broken android might appear, press VOL+ and VOL-, then select “apply update from external SD card”. Choose the update on the external SD card, and you should be smooth sailing.

Unfortunately I don’t have a Rogers RAZR to test these instructions with. With some luck the firmware team will get us the new SBF, so it will be much easier to upgrade. In the meantime, please re-read this entire post twice to verify you fully understand how the process works (basically it downgrades your phone to gingerbread, except for the boot partition which is the current OTA version, then attempts to patch the phone with the official OTA package). I have done this method a number of times on my Verizon branded Droid 4 (which I’m using on Rogers Canada), so it should be fine on your RAZR.

Let me know what happens either way.

Any testers?