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[Nexus One General] bsbtauldl1:
here is semi proof.

http://gizmodo.com/5570938/android-22-froyo-available-today

maybe only a few phones getting OTA right now.
[Nexus One General] G1-evolve:
thisx2

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[Nexus One General] :
http://translate.google.com/transla...refox-a&hs=ZDa&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official

frf83..hes not lying
[Nexus One General] IamJAX:
Same situation for me.

I also got an OTA just now. I am on rooted FRF50 stock rom, running on AT&T version of Nexus One but in India on a different carrier.

The update was 1.8MB size. It downloaded correctly and went for reboot but on recovery screen it says

Verifying update package....

E: No signature (140 files)

E: Verification failed

Installation aborted

I gave a reboot and it booted fine but to FRF50 build. Tried downloading again but result is still the same. I am using RA-nexus-v.1.6.2 for recovery.
[Nexus One General] wesbalmer:
Can you get us this update package?
[Nexus One General] Fredro:
HSDPA = High-Speed Downlink Packet Access (for downloading)

HSUPA = High-Speed Uplink Packet Access (for uploading)
[Nexus One General] JetBlk:
Thanks for the clarification!
[Nexus One General] alopecoid:
What about a "FRF83-from-ERE27"?

Hi,

So I've been a good boy and waited patiently for the Froyo update to become official, all the while running stock Android 2.1 (ERE27) on my Nexus One.

Has anyone in my situation actually received the OTA to Froyo? Is there a download available for "FRF83-from-ERE27"?

Thank you.
[Nexus One General] :
Go here and follow the instructions http://androidforums.com/nexus-one/...-nexus-one-android-2-2-frf83-6-23-2010-a.html
[Nexus One General] alopecoid:
Thanks for the reply, leukonas. Yes, I have seen how to update from ERE27 in this roundabout way, but I was really curious if anyone running ERE27 is actually getting the OTA directly.
[Nexus One General] xavier7:
32.36.00.28H_4.06.00.12_7 - HSUPA? or HSDPA?
[Nexus One General] jmorgan6:
Those same instructions do not apply to EPE54B... I read all last night, and found conflicting statements from various users. Some claimed EPE54B could get 2.2, by updating to FRF50 and other said it would brick the phone due to radio differences.

Does anyone that started with a Nexus one EPE54B actually have 2.2? Either FRF50, 72 or 83?

Sorry if this has been answered, but among the pages and pages of speculation it's almost impossible to find the facts out of the assumptions.. I spent most of the night reading speculation about who is getting it, who isn't, if ATT is blocking it, why they are, why they aren't.... by the end I didn't know what was fact and what was fiction;x
[Nexus One General] xevilutionx:
i tried a checkin, and instead of a success, i got the following error (even while using 3G OR wifi):

java.net.socketexception: the operation timed out

any ideas? is the server being hammers, or has it been taken down?
[Nexus One General] julianwong22:
I've got EPE45B and still no OTA.

Don't know what is going. On Rogers in Toronto...
[Nexus One General] Yarda:
epf 30

Netherland, Vodafone

we have the epf30 original stock rom. Flashing to a higher release is not possible.

Al least if you don't want to lose your warranty

no OTA's at the moment for this build. Al least no sign of it in the netherlands.

we waite (and watch tonight the football match):)
[Nexus One General] ezhangin:
Just a heads up, when I first rebooted after installing FRF83 I noticed my 3G wasn't working. Headed over to *#*#4636#*#* and saw that my phone was set to GSM only. Flipped it back to WCDMA preferred and all is well now.
[Nexus One General] jp_macaroni:
I have not gotten the update yet. :(

the last update when goole released OTA...it took a week to get to my phone!
[Nexus One General] mik3l04:
Did you mean EPE54B? If so same boat here but on Telus.

@hkr

Based on your reply below are you saying the link for the EPE54B is in the wild? Still searching...
[Nexus One General] jmorgan6:
I think people are talking about the OTA update as if it's all inclusive, and us EPE54B people have to understand when they say it's going out.. they mean to everyone, but us. =)

I have yet to find a credible source that shows an EPE54B getting froyo OTA, period.
[Nexus One General] paulthepwner:
If there's an update link for EPE54B in the wild I have yet to find it. Would love to have it though.
[Nexus One General] reaper1412:
You sure we can't use

http://androidspin.com/2010/06/23/how-to-get-android-2-2-build-frf83-from-any-stock-build/

method to update to FRF83 froyo?

have you tried it?

I'm in germany and my phone is also on EPF30
[Nexus One General] rohandhruva:
For EPF30 users, you will need to root your phone, move to ERE27, then FRF50, 72, and finally 83. But note that FRF83 may not specifically be a European build.. It doesn't have the Dutch language, for example.
[Nexus One General] reaper1412:
Thx for the info.

so no update without root?

I don't rally care about the language.

At least it still have English :D
[Nexus One General] rohandhruva:
No update without root for EPF30 users, yet. I think Google will release an EPF30 -> European equivalent of FRF38 update (not so?) soon.
[Nexus One General] androidaddict23:
You don't have to root your phone to get froyo 2.2 boot to stock recovery rename zip file to update and flash, but you must ber on build FRF50 too update too FRF83
[Nexus One General] reaper1412:
This is confusing :confused:

so? root/no?
[Nexus One General] rohandhruva:
You have to root, if you are on anything apart from ERE27. Follow the instructions given here - http://androidspin.com/2010/06/23/how-to-get-android-2-2-build-frf83-from-any-stock-build/ - under the section "Rooted Nexus One currently running Android 2.2 FRF50".
[Nexus One General] naturefreak85:
Everyone keeps saying that you can't upgrade the AT&T Nexus one to froyo without unlocking the bootloader but according to AndroidCentral, you can. I haven't done this yet, been searching for someone who actually did do it this way, but most people who really wanted Froyo already rooted their devices.

http://www.androidcentral.com/froyo-your-nexus-one-att-users-can-join-fun
[Nexus One General] AvengerBB:
I don't see how they say the downgrade to the T-Mobile stock ROM will work without unlocking the bootloader. They had posted that article and then removed it, so I"m not sure it really works. At worst, it just won't install and you're back to normal. I might try this later today.
[Nexus One General] jmorgan6:
I have no idea if this guy is lying, but..

err I can't post links, but @apretz posted this:

"For the record my AT&T nexus upgraded straight from stock eclair to froyo build FRF83 by the OTA."

Can anyone confirm??!

Is it sad I have a 'latest' google search for 'froyo' running on my pc 24/7?
[Nexus One General] JetBlk:
I tried it when it was originally posted at android central and it didnt work which it shouldnt unless you unlock your bootloader
[Nexus One General] rickytenzer:
I'm currently running FRF50 with RA's recovery and I tried flashing update.zip but it didn't work. Radio is 4.06.00.12_07. Gives me an error.

What's the deal? Rogers N1
[Nexus One General] rohandhruva:
Exactly which update.zip did you try to flash? What error did you get? You need to use one of these -- http://android.modaco.com/content/g...-frf83-stock-rooted-deodex-superboot-repacks/
[Nexus One General] JetBlk:
A user on twitter with the username "apretz" posted two tweets a bit ago about his stock eclair AT&T receiving an OTA to FRF83.

First tweet:

"Woke up to froyo update on nexus one this morning, proving that Google really can be that douchey."

Second tweet:

"For the record my AT&T nexus upgraded straight from stock eclair to froyo build FRF83 by the OTA."

Trying to see how valid it is
[Nexus One General] limx:
How to update from N1 ATT EPE54B to the new FRF83?? without rooting??

or this OTA isn't for this build? or for ATT N1??

anyone help please..
[Nexus One General] rickytenzer:
Which should I choose? I just want stock + rooted. What's insecure and the others?
[Nexus One General] rohandhruva:
Just choose http://coblitz.codeen.org/www.romraid.com/paul/nexusone/FRF83-update-nexusone-rooted-signed.zip
[Nexus One General] McHale:
still don't think it's the official OTA.
[Nexus One General] rohandhruva:
What makes you say that..?
[Nexus One General] echow:
great new!
[Nexus One General] kpjimmy:
FYI, successfully updated 72 -> 83. Running stock N1 unrooted.

Could not see Vlingo app and could not update weather bug elite before 83. Now all apps show and updated.

Thanks for the links!
[Nexus One General] McHale:
1. Only update is from FRF50 or FRF72 to FRF83. NOBODY can provide a link to Google's servers for stock 2.1 to FRF83.

2. FRF83 doesn't contain the Exchange enhancements they bragged about to great fanfare. HUGE oversight.

3. FRF83 is the first version with fingerprinting on paid apps. They need to test this a little before going live.

4. Google hasn't announced the release of the OTA

5. Repeat #1
[Nexus One General] rickytenzer:
Even if I was at FRF50 and rooted?
[Nexus One General] Talderon:
Good points here... I didn't think this was final as well due to no official announcement from Google that it was rolling out as well, but either way, happy to be a guinea pig for these "leaked" tests though. :D
[Nexus One General] nxt:
Quick question guys, what is the STOCK AT&T Nexus One Build?

Is it EPE54B or EPF30?
[Nexus One General] Talderon:
EPE54B

EPF30 is Euro if I recall.
[Nexus One General] spielnicht:
DAMN IT! Why is Google punishing us EPE54B owners for not rooting our phones. Enough already, where is our 2.2 update.

For all owners whom reported they've gotten the OTA for their EPE54B, I call bull****.
[Nexus One General] rohandhruva:
The former.
[Nexus One General] JetBlk:
EPE54B is stock AT&T
[Nexus One General] jmorgan6:
Wouldn't it be comical if google had a sense of humor and everytime a user did checkin manually it put them farther back to getting the update? Like the married guy hitting on the receptionist somewhere ends up getting service last..

=)

EPE54B here.
[Nexus One General] nxt:
Hmm ok thanks, I don't know what happened then...

I have AT&T Nexus One, it was rooted and i had FRF72 on it. I wanted to go back to complete stock.

I found passimg_passion.zip, didn't work, tried PASSIMG_Passion_Google_WWE_1.01.1700.1_ERD79_release_signed didn't work,

tried PASSIMG_Passion_Google_WWE_1.09.1700.1_EPE54B_release_signed

didn't work either, only PASSIMG_Passion_Google_WWE_1.14.1700.1_EPF30_release_signed worked (i renamed them to passimg.zip and had the bootloader install it).

Hmm anyone know how I can get mine back to EPE54B?
[Nexus One General] beemerTPPC:
Great!!

With this one I've updated from rooted-Amon ra-FRF50 to FRF83 and remains rooted and all Ok.

Thanks!
[Nexus One General] deenn:
if it would be the official version there would have been a lot more (google) buzz about it too. i also think he final version will have some added features aswell. small updates in eg the music app.

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[Nexus One General] McHale:
If a leaked upgrade comes out for us with 54B, I'm all over it. TRUST ME. I don't care if it's beta. I just don't want to root. But the longer I have to wait, the closer I get.

I was thinking the same thing last night. EVERY time one of us impatient bastards checks in, it knocks us farther down the list. Good things come to those who wait... :)
[Nexus One General] spielnicht:
No biggie, we'll just do a manual update ;)
[Nexus One General] McHale:
FRF83 is still missing the Exchange stuff. If this is the official OTA, Google officially succeeds at product announcement failures.
[Nexus One General] jmorgan6:
I read an article last night, that I can not find now, that said something along the lines of..

google informed the 'people behind nexus one', that the update will not go out until it is suitable for all other devices on the market. Granted this was late at night, and i wasn't 100% 'sober', so I may of misread/understood.. but it sounded like google stated they wouldn't realease 'froyo' to nexus one until it was ready for the other devices on the market, or atleast, almost ready.. did anyone else read that?

It would suck, but also I could see people making a big deal saying android was 'held back' as a market strategy to sell more nexus ones?

Does google say anywhere that nexus one WILL receive updates before say EVO, droid, etc? or is it speculation/assumptions that since nexus one is unbranded/sold by google that it will get the updates first?
[Nexus One General] McHale:
they said it would be released as soon "as it was ready" is what we've been going by. If they make us wait for the other devices that eliminates the need to buy a Google phone.
[Nexus One General] mlinz:
Probably a good reason for them to just get rid of the web store eh? Oh wait..
[Nexus One General] McHale:
I don't see it working out well anyway. They should just... Oh right...

:)
[Nexus One General] jmorgan6:
Can anyone find that article? It was on one of the tech sites.. im at work and can't find it..

It said in it, google told the people behind the nexus one.. tried searching that and can't find it..

I'd like to reread it now that im not altered=)
[Nexus One General] Teeceman:
Yes, I tend to agree with you on this, Google are unusually quite if this was the final version considering all the *****ing that's been going on about how long the OTA was taking.

I'm wondering if you are on stock 2.1 waiting for 2.2 surely the the OTA will have to be a different build number to FRF83 otherwise there would be a FRF83 of 1.7 meg and then a larger one for a full update with the same build number.

Unless the OTA will be incremental, which would be strange.
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
Why would this be out of the question exactly?

There are already 2 FRF83 update files about that are different sizes for different starting builds (FRF50 & FRF72).
[Nexus One General] robwscott83:
K guys I know this is a dumb question could not really find am answer on here but I keep seeing "CHECKIN" in conjunction with ##** (some numbers)**## WHAT IS THIS....
[Nexus One General] Teeceman:
I did not say it was out of the question, as it clearly is not, just unusual.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
EVERY FRF83 upgrade file is going to be a different size. Each different update is bringing a specific version up to FRF83. Some simply need more updates. Let's pretend that all updates begin with FRF. FRF82 would need less updates than FRF50. FRF50 would need less updates than FRF1. Therefor, FRF72 will be much smaller than FRF23.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
*#*#CHECKIN#*#*
[Nexus One General] dr_lovejoy:
I was wondering if someone who has the new update installed could check to see if it has the issue with copy protected apps?

Because when I had 2.2 (back to 2.1) installed I had problems with a lot of apps not showing, like Pure Calendar.

Thanks.
[Nexus One General] agovinoveritas:
That's how you force your phone to check for an update.

*#*#checkin#*#*

Just type that as a phone number on your dialer.
[Nexus One General] robwscott83:
Ummmm ??????????????
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
This is already been stated, but I'll go ahead and reply.

I am running FRF83. Protected apps ARE showing. FRF83 has a market fingerprint.

I just search Pure Calendar and it is showing up.
[Nexus One General] Teeceman:
Absolutely, I understand this would how it would have to work in principle...thanks for the explanation. :)
[Nexus One General] cdmove:
can't seem to get the OTA FRF83 for my rooted FRF72. I tried the "checkin" process too, no luck.

i saw a link to the signed zip from google on androidpolice, can i just run that? will i lose root?
[Nexus One General] robwscott83:
Oookk.... just said checking succeeded in the notification bar any thing else supposed to happen??
[Nexus One General] androidaddict23:
For tmobil only
[Nexus One General] McHale:
WOOOOPS. Thanks for the catch. This is what happens when you're f5'ing 3 pages of Froyo threads and trying to respond to all of them.

:)
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
Join Date: Feb 2010

Posts: 30

lol
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
We need a serious thread merge. Or lock the others or something. haha
[Nexus One General] mikehoffer:
It always says "checkin successful" even if there are no updates. It's just letting you know that your phone made contact with the server. If you don't get an update notification, you're still waiting like the rest of us:)
[Nexus One General] McHale:
AGREED!

I'm also following the "When will be available..." thread on the Google forums and that one is turning nasty. :) It's at 2052 posts currently. Sadly, I've read them all. :(

Best quote on there so far, "Everyone relax. You can't rush software. Well, you can, and it's called Windows Vista."
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
I'm afraid to even venture over that at this point.
[Nexus One General] jmorgan6:
Watching google forums, this one, and google.com search 'froyo' and checking 'latest'.. pretty much any tweet, forum, internet post made with froyo is coming through.. 99% of it is repeats, or for frf50/72 users..

It is funny seeing the froyo tweets about the food froyo come through google.com... haha
[Nexus One General] McHale:
Someone posted over there that someone from ERD79 got the full FRF83 update and posted the URL for the full update. But that link doesn't work.

???

It just gets curiouser and curiouser.

After this weekend, lets all meet for beers, k?
[Nexus One General] dr_lovejoy:
My bad should have searched, it's just I always have problems with drop down menus (ie search button) with the nexus. Even worse with the uni website, could be just me though.

But thanks anyway.
[Nexus One General] robwscott83:
Lol.... I'm already running frf83 I just wanted to know what that was all about :) thnx!!!
[Nexus One General] arcticreaver:
man i can't wait for the OTA. i have EPE54B but still no updates for it yet. i guess i gotta wait for it, patiently. asd
[Nexus One General] DPUVince:
FRF83 help please!

Here is my situation:

I was running FRF72 and saw that (at the time) the only way to upgrade to FRF83 was rolling back to FRF50.

I then downloaded the stock rom for the T-mobile N1 and passimg.zip to restore it.

I then tried to upgrade to ERE36B by using the update.zip method. This failed and I would see the message: "E:Can't open/cache/recovery/command" followed by an "E: Error in /sdcard/update.zip" Since this did not work I used the passimg.zip method to upgrade.

I am now on ERE36B but when I try to "update.zip" the FRF50 rom I am still seeing "E:Can't open/cache/recovery/command" and "E: Error in /sdcard/update.zip"

I know for sure I did not name the .zip file wrong (update.zip.zip)

Does anyone have any advice for updating to FRF50 from ERE36B or from ERE36B to FRF83?

Thanks!
[Nexus One General] rickytenzer:
I'm getting a few random reboots that require me pulling out the battery to get a proper boot cycle going. This is after a complete wipe. Anyone else having issues?
[Nexus One General] RottenRonnie:
I am running FRF83 non rooted on 3 network in Australia upgraded from FRF72 by the small 644kb passion signed zip.

Just followed the usual update.zip instructions :)
[Nexus One General] slowz3r:
So having gotten my OTA update yesterday and not really having time to mess with it, anyone else who has FRF83 notice some 3g coverage issues, Where im sitting right now Im normally at Full 3G but instead Edge.

Anyone notice anything similar?
[Nexus One General] blt51:
This is getting really old for us non-rooted epe54b people.
[Nexus One General] robsw:
I'm with you.
[Nexus One General] VegUnited:
Yes the Froyo Radio is way inconsistent with Froyo, if the same radio is the final 2.2 build Im going to stick with CM 5.0.6 and the 4.04 radio, I can barely keep a signal with 4.06 in some places. You can run 4.04 on Froyo but you lose video playback etc.

I'm on AT&T though, and honestly as much as I love Android, if this 4.06 radio is here to stay I may be getting an EVO in the very near future.
[Nexus One General] blisk:
Make sure WCDMA preferred (or only if that's what you're into) is selected in service menu *#*#4636#*#* . I saw another thread where gsm was somehow selected and messed things up giving the same issue you're describing. At that time (in phone info in the service menu) you can also select the menu button and go to "select radio band" and select what's appropriate for where you're at.. ie "USA band".

I had no 3g, 2g, or any data connection going from stock to FRF50 and doing factory wipe via privacy in the settings menu fixed that for me. So if all else fails backup and then try that if you didn't start fresh to begin with (which I should've done to begin with looking back on the data connection issue).
[Nexus One General] blisk:
On tmobile with no such issues. Have you tried reselecting your radio bands in the service menu? I don't think there's much of any differences in these radios. If anything I've noticed slightly more stable signal strength. Really though its exactly the same as what it's been for me.
[Nexus One General] Talderon:
Just the opposite for me. I am getting better 3G in my home than with any other build.
[Nexus One General] slowz3r:
yea, it was at WCDMA preferred, hmm prolly just a fluke because I never had any issues with the 4.06 radio.

Ya now im back at lovely 3G with glorious speeds :)
[Nexus One General] SphericalPuma:
You need to get the right files seeing as how you have a t-mobile n1.

The stock rom was erd79 which was then updated to ere27 not ere36b.

ere27 was then updated to frf50....and so on and so on.

So reflash the stock rom (be sure it's erd79), then get ere27 from here: hXXps://android.clients.google.com/updates/passion/signed-passion-ERE27-from-ERD79.a487b405.zip

Once you've flashed that, then flash frf50, and after you flash that then flash frf83

Let me know how it turns out.
[Nexus One General] jmorgan6:
here is the article I found:

http://www.jdmag.com/2010/06/23/google-android-2-2-not-final-yet/

I quote "

Well, Google has told the people behind the Nexus One that the Android 2.2 that was intended for the android smartphone, that is also anticipating for a release soon, that the Android 2.2 version is not completely built yet and that the final version would only ship once a near-final build will be sufficient enough to be able to meet the standards that are being pushed by the other devices in the market today."

Now, is that speaking of devices when being 'shipped' or the OTA update?
[Nexus One General] archboy69:
I just waited patiently knowing that there would be an update from fr72 to fr83. Can't believe people are going back and forth to old then updating to fr83.

I woke up this morning found the instructions Androidspin and in 10 mins running fr83 froyo without a hitch. See link below. It is quite painless.

http://androidspin.com/2010/06/23/how-to-get-android-2-2-build-frf83-from-any-stock-build/
[Nexus One General] abuzeyad:
i am still having erd79 do you think that i ll get the 2.2 update or i have to update manulaay to ere27
[Nexus One General] :
If that actually came from google, it sounds to me like Google is *****ing it up and bowing to other mfgs and not plowing through as promised.
[Nexus One General] J.L.C.:
And still ATT phones are outta luck. Are the the phones really that different that we have to be left behind? Maybe they just want everyone with an ATT to void their warranty...
[Nexus One General] mlinz:
The article doesn't say anything about them waiting for the OS to be ready for other devices to get it as well. It's basically saying they are working out as many problems as possible before it's released to mfg to add their customizations. The Nexus one will still get it first.

That's even if the article is legit. It sounds like someone is just making up a story based on nothing more than rumors.

Need a mod to lock this damn thread already.