Get Your Focus To Update Now (At Your Own Risk and We’re Not Sure What You Get Yet)
|Looks like Rafael Rivera (of the Chevron team) got a little anxious and decided to remove his carrier information from the registry and…got an update pushed to his Focus. Although if there was something AT&T specific in the update we’ll have to see how that plays out, if this is even a NoDo update.
How did he do it? Registry hack: remove: System\Platform\DeviceTargetingInfo\MobileOperator
This is sort of happening in real time so we’ll keep you posted on if this is NoDo or preNoDo or none or some of the above as he Tweets about it. Gotta applaud him for trying this though.
UPDATE: He only got a pre-NoDo update and he tried to remove the carrier info a second time and didn’t get NoDo. He stated “Okay, bad news. NoDo not being received by my Focus. Microsoft Update server is likely blocking all Samsung devices.”
Not sure about blocking Samsung devices. Currently at my 8th of 10 steps installing NoDo on my unbranded Samsung Omnia 7. @vcaraulean for progress…
Ok, now I’m start to regret my decison. This is one of of the guys that got to look behind the curtain. The spoke of impressive stuff coming and great homebrew support. Now he’s telling me, he can’t even hack his way to this update. MS should have given him this months ago.
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