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[redls1]

Guess I will just wait. Just addicted. I was happy with Artic anyhow.

[DrDiff]

How is battery life? On 181 I got over 24 hours on a single charge. Not so on.211

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[acroyle]

4G definitely seems better. My 4G reception used to be spotty at best but now I am sustaining 3 bars of service. I haven't really noticed anything else "new" with the phone.

[ibolski]

Good god..I was about to fast boot to stock... guess all the more reason...hmmmm Big red is hard at work with moto and seems they are trying to prepare us for something maybe a few fixes and a nice dose of google now....lol

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Maybe getting us ready for some jelly bean toppings for our ice cream sandwich? :-D

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[garywojdan81]

I'm holding out for spinkles

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[knghts50]

i just flashed 215 its seems pretty much the same lte is more stable. but they added chrome + and left the stock browser -. running a quadrant scan now

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[zephyrus14]

what the heck does FXZ mean? Lol

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[TweakedSystems]

what the heck does FXZ mean? Lol

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I'd like to know too

[droidian1441]

FXZ means fastboot flash. Flashing back to stock on our phones requires the use of an FXZ file. The FXZ file is also known as fastboot files.

Lol.

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[garywojdan81]

I'd like to know too

It's the type of file extension for the fastboot image. Used to be called sbf.

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[CellZealot]

FXZ is NOT a file extention, it stands for Full XML Zip, which is the new format for dual core Motorola firmware files for devices with Fastboot bootloader support.

These have replaced the old format SBF(Single Binary File) for Motorola firmware files of devices without Fastboot support.

They can be flashed with RSD Lite, like SBF files, but are very different and are an archive of discreet partition images that can also be flashed individually as opposed to a single file composed of code groups and index files for the various partitions that is flashed in one operation.

Its a very important distinction to make and understand how they work and do what they do.

[MattyP]

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[apquijano]

FXZ is NOT a file extention, it stands for Full XML Zip, which is the new format for dual core Motorola firmware files for devices with Fastboot bootloader support.

These have replaced the old format SBF(Single Binary File) for Motorola firmware files of devices without Fastboot support.

They can be flashed with RSD Lite, like SBF files, but are very different and are an archive of discreet partition images that can also be flashed individually as opposed to a single file composed of code groups and index files for the various partitions that is flashed in one operation.

Its a very important distinction to make and understand how they work and do what they do.

It's actually pretty funny. I ended up figuring out what it was, but spent the whole night looking for the definition of .fxz files Total noob, I know, but gotta start somewhere I suppose.

[Bmplekan]

FXZ is NOT a file extention, it stands for Full XML Zip, which is the new format for dual core Motorola firmware files for devices with Fastboot bootloader support.

These have replaced the old format SBF(Single Binary File) for Motorola firmware files of devices without Fastboot support.

They can be flashed with RSD Lite, like SBF files, but are very different and are an archive of discreet partition images that can also be flashed individually as opposed to a single file composed of code groups and index files for the various partitions that is flashed in one operation.

Its a very important distinction to make and understand how they work and do what they do.

Thank you for a clear description!!! Noobs take note

[MattyP]

Just to be perfectly clear ... I am on the .214 leak, and rooted.

Do I need to unroot and defrost frozen apps before I RSD back to .211?

I have RSD Lite 4.9 ... will that work or do I need a newer version? I have Matt's Utility 1.6, 1.7, and 1.8 ...

I just want to make sure before I do it, I like to do it right the first time, saves on having to make "HELP" posts

[skittles]

Just to be perfectly clear ... I am on the .214 leak, and rooted.

Do I need to unroot and defrost frozen apps before I RSD back to .211?

I have RSD Lite 4.9 ... will that work or do I need a newer version? I have Matt's Utility 1.6, 1.7, and 1.8 ...

I just want to make sure before I do it, I like to do it right the first time, saves on having to make "HELP" posts

You do not need to unroot as RSD will return everything back to stock. If you do RSD you will need to factory reset afterward. As far as the version of RSD the newest version is 5.7. I would upgrade to the newest version just so you don't have any issues.
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[MattyP]

You do not need to unroot as RSD will return everything back to stock. If you do RSD you will need to factory reset afterward. As far as the version of RSD the newest version is 5.7. I would upgrade to the newest version just so you don't have any issues.
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I just noticed Matt's 1.8 has RSD 5.7 in it ... thanks!

So I can use the "downgrade package" from the other thread with RSD? Then factory reset afterwards? Seems easy enough.

[chipworkz]

Isn't the easiest way to get back to .211 is to just use Matt's 1.8 utility and choose option 1? If I understand it correctly, it doesn't matter how you are now, this will put you back to stock .211 right?