same case with me....
hohohoho 

OK, I'll ask again.
How do I root the OPO with stock ROM, i.e. without flashing any recovery file? Like the CFRoot I used to do with my Samsung phone?

Hi, on the front page DHL charges RM160 for SIRIM. Is it total RM160 or RM160 + RM100 (SIRIM) = RM260?

Thanks.

hi guys... need some assistance...any idea where i can buy OPO international version 64GB at local shop....any color will do....
prefer COD

Will I need to manually flash the new update or will I receive it ota?

No OTA yet.

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I got!

heh, im blur now. i have reverted to stock keyguard but still cant update.

if anyone of you here still on 33R, can you please upload the CMKeyguard.apk?

its located in

/system/priv-app/CMKeyguard.apk
thanks people.

i have received the OTA.. but my opo is rooted, and i kinda skeptical to install the update 

error executing updater binary in zip '/data/media/0/sideload.zip'

not enough info. the error usually quite detail one, for me, it mention that the CMKeyguard.apk is not original anymore.

error executing updater binary in zip '/data/media/0/sideload.zip'

Error 7 mostly due to the updater script, go download the modified ota.zip and try reflash.

give me ur email.

btw the error u gave is not complete. if you look closely, the offending file is written above the error message. the error message is in red color, but above it is just the usual white color.

btw if you are familiar with advanced file manager operation, replacing the offending apk is much easier rather than downloading the modified ota. modified ota is not recommended in the long run.

email sent. enjoy 38R!

i know, you are right. but this way, once the phone boots up, there are higher probability that apps will crash. there are reasons why the checks is in place. it must be coz of the dependencies.

for example:

A is needed in order to run B. If A is modified or missing, B will definitely refuse to run, resulting in a crash.

Thats why the system checks is important, it pinpoints you to the offending file. so for example if i modified 2 important file, X and Y, during attempted update, it'll notify me that X is missing/altered.

Once i restore the original X, and attempt updates, it will this time tell me that something is wrong with Y now.

Once i restore Y, and attempt updates, only then it'll resume updates.
Look at this post here, this is the example of people installing modified ota. which reminded me of gurvin too. 
im not trying to say like im a smartass or etc, but its just that i prefer to tell people to do it the correct way (which sometimes could be pretty leceh to do especially restoring ori files and correcting permission) instead of providing a shortcut way. 

Now i really hate to say this:

"i told ya"

btw its good to know you have a backup in case this happens.

so now since we're back to square one, lets do it the "slowly but surely" way of getting the latest update.

so lets proceed with ironing out the offending file.

P/S: so now lets stop telling people to simply use the modified ota. this kind of temporary solution will almost surely followed by screwups afterwards.

Sapa2 yg bootloop,

/system/bin/ already has the original file. It'll be named thermal-engine.bak, just need to rename it to thermal-engine. The unmodified OTA should then install without a hitch.