keanaik.....haha, you are here.......

i though celcom and maxis are both 900MHz? you can check, i am not sure.....

your defy official means froyo?

either u or him

gib u la. me normal resident only..

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Added on July 7, 2011, 5:41 pmermm.. not sure. coz mine working as usual. maybe u need to do it fresh and clean.

This post has been edited by salimbest83: Jul 7 2011, 05:41 PM

Guys please help me..

Im in the middle of installing CM7 2.3 Custom ROM - Beta 6

and suddenly stuck in this step:

- Go to "Set Default Bootmode" then select [2ND-INIT]

after i select 2nd-init. It suddenly blank.

5 minutes already. Should i take out the battery or its normal.

Im install 2ndInit Recovery v1.9 and had choose BootMenu v0.6.1 earlier

try pull out battery and reboot again..
then when blue light, press vol down and enter recovery again.
should be able to enter recovery again

solved already.. thanks..

mine now is 2.3.4

really thanks guys

I am gonna update to Froyo tonight. Wish me luck! It's as easy as downloading from the official site and just follow the onscreen instructions right? Anything I need to do just in case? Backup etc?

Froyo? You need to get with the program an update all the way to Gingerbread

We can?? This phone can support? amazed!

how to update official 2.2 on Defy?Hope someone can help me..Plug in Motorola Software updater no response,it shows no update available.Use phone software update,error pulak.
Do that means that i will have to use RSD lite?If so,can anyone direct me where to download the official froyo for Asia pasific,help will be appreciated!

.... read the first post.

its easier and trouble free to update using RSD Lite

u can follow guide on 1st page.

Step by step upgrade to Official Froyo SEA <-- New Release
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=ST&f...0#entry42916180

or from here.. ( same guide )
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1093352

just 5-7 min done edy.

REMINDER

and pls follow exaxtly step-by step.or else u will stuck on bootloop or hang..

pls charge 100% before doing anything.
pls pullout battery and start again if phone not boot up after 10min.( to prevent battery dying)
pls dont forget to wipe/factory reset in recovery mode ( stated in the guide..sometime i missed it)
yeah.. dont afraid/ or pullout ur hair if anything happen..our phone almost impossible to permanent brick. good job Motorola®

This post has been edited by salimbest83: Jul 8 2011, 09:07 AM

I went to the official site and download the tool for upgrade. Boy did that take me the whole night! But I'm on Froyo now!

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Added on July 8, 2011, 12:49 pmHey great people of Defy World.

I just updated my 2.1 Eclair to the Froyo 2.2 via the Motorola Website for software updates.

I can't help but noticed my ROM is used up to the point of having 21 MB out of 340 MB. Is this normal. Should I just accept this as the way of life?

Or does this have anything to do with aps installed? Any ways I can save the space some more?

Cheers.

This post has been edited by kaystanford: Jul 8 2011, 12:49 PM

hi!
besides the ROM issue, any other issues you've encountered? i am thinking of updating to froyo too..

wat u mean free 21MB?
never heard before..
im after tons of apps still free 8xxMB

If I run the Titanium Backup there is a summery down there:

System ROM: 340 MB (21.0 MB Free)
Internal : 1.22 GB (1.13 GB Free)
SD Card : 1.96 GB (458 MB Free)

no prob bro. just follow guide on 1st page.. nothing goes wrong..even for new user.
just make sure that wipe,battery 100% then u shuld be fine

So far so good! Nice interface. New stuff in there too enhancing everything. Now am searching how to upgrade to Gingerbread It that's not too much of a task

i dunno why you got 21MB...i have about 170MB under system ROM.

anyway, first thing when you get a smartphone is, get a minimum 8GB or 16GB microSD. 2GB is a total waste of time, and you will end up changing it anyway.

and for those still in eclair...i mean...really?

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Added on July 8, 2011, 4:19 pmcurrently, Gingerbread is only available with custom ROMs, with MIUI and CM7 being most popular, but there are stock GB ROMs as well, although i seriously recommend using either of the 2.

This post has been edited by blackwhitechipsKL: Jul 8 2011, 04:19 PM