Do you mean that you can restore a nandroid backup of Barebones without needing to flash a new SBF? And than if you don't like it, can restore back the LiquiArc nandroid?

Thanks you spared me some headache!!

Man give him some time. Once he is started is not going to stop anymore.

Hi guys, it seems I fuc... up my defy. Was trying to install Dsp manager but forgot to change the wrights of audiolibflingers into rw--r--r--, and rebooted. I got stuck at M logo and can't get into recovery mode only boot loader mode. Anybody have any idea what my options are. If can you please let me know? I was running LiquidArc of jboogie. Thanks in advance.

if u tested all the way but still no luck to enter recovery .. i think u may need consider the full flash. Others pls comment unsure.gif

Yeah tried few times. Can get only into boot loader mode. If I try recovery get the M logo. You said full flash. Witch one should I take. Eclair or Froyo? And I assume it should be the original one?

I wouldn't mind to flash Froyo 3.4.3_11. Did you have enough battery before flashing? Cause I read once at XDA Developers that before full flash you should have a full battery or at least 80%. And mine was at 70% when I screwed it up. So I don't know what to do! Try to full flash or find a possibility to charge full first??!!

Thanks I just did. It's strange cause it has somehow kept almost all my settings from LiquidArc, but off course no superuser app so I'll have to root and install recovery again. Only wi-fi can not be turned on and haptic feedback totally lost. I'm going to put LiquidArc back anyway.


Running LiquidArc once more. Everything works ok .

This post has been edited by Pallmalli: Apr 16 2011, 02:33 AM

1) After downloading extract the nandroid backup and the sbf file. You will have 1) a folder called LiquidArc and 2) a sbf sheet. Better extract them on your desktop. (Easier to find)
2) If you rooted your phone and downloaded the system recovery from the STEP BY STEP FROM ECLAIR TO FROYO GUIDE, (on the front page of this forum) you will have a folder called goapkrev on your sd card. Place the LiquidArc folder in the sdcard/goapkrev/backup.
3) Open system recovery wipe data/factory reset and wipe cache and restore the LiquidArc nandroid backup.
4) when restore is complete pull battery out and place back in while holding the vol up and power button(bootloader mode)
5)Use rsdlite to flash the sbf
(6)Enjoy
Note: after signing in, select the launcher as default, let google restore your apps for you and when done reboot.

This is all I did and everything went as it should and am very happy with this rom.
Ps. I never use Nandroid 2.0. so can't tell you anything about it.

You don't have to wipe after restoring LiquidArc. Only before. My setvsel is working ok. The rom is very good and I got only once a FC.


Sorry forgot to mention before. Someone at modmymobile had the same problem and JBoogie told him to don't touch the treshold. JBoogie is not a fan of setvsel either. He prefers milestone overclock+setcpu.

This post has been edited by Pallmalli: Apr 20 2011, 10:05 PM

Guys can any of you give a comparison between LiquidArc and cm7? For me most important is battery life. And can I install the second innit and the cm7 zip directly from LiquidArc or do I have to follow all the steps? I have flashed already 3.4.3.-11 UK.

Sorry my bad I was not clear enough. I installed 3.4.3 before LiquidArc. Now I want to know if I can go on from here and install 2nd innit and than cm7 or should I restore or even flash again 3.4.3

Thanks, will try tomorrow.

Hi guys, just installed cm7 but can't conentc to wifi. Any of you had the same problem?

Thanks for fast reply. I'm still having the problem. Wiped twice and even dalvik cache and reinstalled. No luck at all. Anybody can help?

Hi guys, its been some time I haven't checked the forum and see a lot of new things. That's really great! Defy all the way. Does anybody know how to install JBoogie3BlurryGinger v2.0 starting out with cm7?

If you are asking about the 2200mAh Andida battery from obostore, I would say not even as good and long lasting as the original one. Good as a back up but not as a replacement.