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Extreme_Bass
ginjatables
wazzup gain table
Posted on 6:12 PM by Hamid and filed under
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Motosound
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Some gaintables
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wazzup gain table
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Posted on 6:08 PM by Hamid and filed under
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Motoskinv0.1.8 This software is for editing skins.
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Posted on 6:06 PM by Hamid and filed under
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MotoKit
THE all-in-wonder phone editor! Advanced Users ONLY! Very powerful software so BE CAREFUL.
Also has some Scripting options, though the Language barrier has not been fully breached yet and some features are hard to use and understand as a result. We wait in hopeful anticipation for a new release!
Excellent Software system! Includes many advanced features on a remarkably modular engine. BEWARE though, this software has been know to have a few bugs, so BACK IT UP! if you forget to, see if we have a flex/backup that you can restore your phone with.
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This guide is intended to help you get your L7 connected to the computer so that you can mod it using p2k programs.
Step 1. Get the software.
Download Motorola USB Driver
Windows (32-bit)
https://developer.motorola.com/docstools/USB_Drivers/Handset_USB_Driver/Handset_USB_Driver_32_v3.5.0.msi/
Windows (64-bit)
https://developer.motorola.com/docstools/USB_Drivers/Handset_USB_Driver_64/Handset_USB_Driver_x64_v3.5.0.msi/
Step 2. Install the driver program
Extract the file Motorola_EU_Driver_Installation.msi from the zip file you downloaded.
Double click on this file and the installation will start.
Click next and the EULA will appear
Click on "I Agree" (obviously having read the agreement first ), then next
The program will now install
Click close to end the install procedure
hit "Continue Anyway"
Step 3: Install the drivers
You will now have a new program group in your start>programs menu - "Motorola Driver Installer", with a shortcut called "Motorola Driver Installer.exe" within it.
Make sure the phone is disconnected at this time.
Run this program
Under "Operation Mode" (lower left), select "Clean and Reinstall" (the bottom option).
Then hit "Start"
The program will then do its thing. When it is finished hit "Exit"
You may get the message about Windows Logo testing again - if you do, hit "Continue Anyway"
Step 4: Connect the phone
Make sure the phone is turned on then connect the USB cable. It is best to use a USB port on the rear of the PC rather than front mounted ports
as these sometimes connect to the motherboard via a hub
When you plug the phone in Windows will find new hardware - Motorola Phone (Model), then Motorola USB Modem. The installation should
complete without intervention.
You should now be able to connect using Mobile Phone Tools, the phone should also be charging.
We now want to install the P2k Drivers. First make sure MPT is not running.
Now with the phone still connected run one of the P2k programs, I generally use P2kMan - but thats just me.
When you do this Windows should find several new devices and after a short while the new hardware wizard will run. In the rare event the new hardware wizard does not start, install and run RSD Lite.
The first screen to appear asks if you wish to connect to Windows Update
Select "No, not this time", then click on "Next"
Choose "Install the software automatically (Recommended)", then hit "Next"
The driver for Accessories Interface is then installed, after a short while the following screen is displayed
Click "Finish"
The new hardware wizard will then run again
Once again select "No, not this time", then click on "Next"
This time the wizard asks for drivers for "Data Logging MCU Interface".
Choose "Install the software automatically (Recommended)", then hit "Next"
Again the drivers are installed then after a short while the following screen is displayed.
Click "Finish"
The new hardware wizard will then run for a third time
At the first screen select "No, not this time", then click on "Next" in the same way as before
This time the wizard asks for drivers for "Test Command Interface".
Choose "Install the software automatically (Recommended)", then hit "Next"
Again the drivers are installed then after a short while the following screen is displayed.
Click "Finish"
Your P2k drivers are now installed and the P2k programs should recognize the phone
Remember if you connect using a different USB port in the future, Windows will recongnise new hardware and you will need to repeat these
steps.
Step 5: Flash Interface Device
If at anytime you choose to flash your phone you will need the Flash Interface device installed. This device is used to communicate with the phone
while it is in bootloader mode.
In order to run the hardware installation wizard for this device you can do one of two things. Either use RSD Lite to flash the phone as normal
(browse to the file and hit start) and RSD Lite will switch the phone to bootloader mode for you. Alternatively you can start in bootloader manually
(hold * and # while turning the phone on), then connect the USB cable.
Either way the new hardware wizard will run again.
As before select "No, not this time", then click on "Next"
Choose "Install the software automatically (Recommended)", then hit "Next"
Again the drivers are installed then after a short while the following screen is displayed.
Click "Finish" and you are done - you can now flash your phone with RSD Lite.
Once more remember if you connect using a different USB port in the future, Windows will recongnise new hardware and you will need to repeat
these steps.
Congrats you have gotten your phone connected and can now start your modding.
Posted on 6:02 PM by Hamid and filed under
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Motorola Drivers Step 1. Get the software.
Download Motorola USB Driver
Windows (32-bit)
https://developer.motorola.com/docstools/USB_Drivers/Handset_USB_Driver/Handset_USB_Driver_32_v3.5.0.msi/
Windows (64-bit)
https://developer.motorola.com/docstools/USB_Drivers/Handset_USB_Driver_64/Handset_USB_Driver_x64_v3.5.0.msi/
Step 2. Install the driver program
Extract the file Motorola_EU_Driver_Installation.msi from the zip file you downloaded.
Double click on this file and the installation will start.
Click next and the EULA will appear
Click on "I Agree" (obviously having read the agreement first ), then next
The program will now install
Click close to end the install procedure
hit "Continue Anyway"
Step 3: Install the drivers
You will now have a new program group in your start>programs menu - "Motorola Driver Installer", with a shortcut called "Motorola Driver Installer.exe" within it.
Make sure the phone is disconnected at this time.
Run this program
Under "Operation Mode" (lower left), select "Clean and Reinstall" (the bottom option).
Then hit "Start"
The program will then do its thing. When it is finished hit "Exit"
You may get the message about Windows Logo testing again - if you do, hit "Continue Anyway"
Step 4: Connect the phone
Make sure the phone is turned on then connect the USB cable. It is best to use a USB port on the rear of the PC rather than front mounted ports
as these sometimes connect to the motherboard via a hub
When you plug the phone in Windows will find new hardware - Motorola Phone (Model), then Motorola USB Modem. The installation should
complete without intervention.
You should now be able to connect using Mobile Phone Tools, the phone should also be charging.
We now want to install the P2k Drivers. First make sure MPT is not running.
Now with the phone still connected run one of the P2k programs, I generally use P2kMan - but thats just me.
When you do this Windows should find several new devices and after a short while the new hardware wizard will run. In the rare event the new hardware wizard does not start, install and run RSD Lite.
The first screen to appear asks if you wish to connect to Windows Update
Select "No, not this time", then click on "Next"
Choose "Install the software automatically (Recommended)", then hit "Next"
The driver for Accessories Interface is then installed, after a short while the following screen is displayed
Click "Finish"
The new hardware wizard will then run again
Once again select "No, not this time", then click on "Next"
This time the wizard asks for drivers for "Data Logging MCU Interface".
Choose "Install the software automatically (Recommended)", then hit "Next"
Again the drivers are installed then after a short while the following screen is displayed.
Click "Finish"
The new hardware wizard will then run for a third time
At the first screen select "No, not this time", then click on "Next" in the same way as before
This time the wizard asks for drivers for "Test Command Interface".
Choose "Install the software automatically (Recommended)", then hit "Next"
Again the drivers are installed then after a short while the following screen is displayed.
Click "Finish"
Your P2k drivers are now installed and the P2k programs should recognize the phone
Remember if you connect using a different USB port in the future, Windows will recongnise new hardware and you will need to repeat these
steps.
Step 5: Flash Interface Device
If at anytime you choose to flash your phone you will need the Flash Interface device installed. This device is used to communicate with the phone
while it is in bootloader mode.
In order to run the hardware installation wizard for this device you can do one of two things. Either use RSD Lite to flash the phone as normal
(browse to the file and hit start) and RSD Lite will switch the phone to bootloader mode for you. Alternatively you can start in bootloader manually
(hold * and # while turning the phone on), then connect the USB cable.
Either way the new hardware wizard will run again.
As before select "No, not this time", then click on "Next"
Choose "Install the software automatically (Recommended)", then hit "Next"
Again the drivers are installed then after a short while the following screen is displayed.
Click "Finish" and you are done - you can now flash your phone with RSD Lite.
Once more remember if you connect using a different USB port in the future, Windows will recongnise new hardware and you will need to repeat
these steps.
Congrats you have gotten your phone connected and can now start your modding.
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Liste de modèles supportés:
A830, A835, A840, A845, A860, A920, A925, A1000, A1010
C236, C250, C260, C266, C268, C330, C331, C332, C333, C334, C335, C336, C350, C350i, C350L, C350V, C353, C355V, C359V, C370, C380, C381, C385, C390, C450, C450L, C550, C650, C651, C975, C980, C980M-Intel, C980M-Micron
E1 ROKR, E1000, E1000M, E1060, E1120, E370, E375, E378i, E380, E390, E396, E398, E550, E790, E798, E920
L6, L7, U6, M1000
T280, T280i, T720, T720i, T721, T722i, T725e
V3 RAZR, V3i2, V60, V60i, V66, V66i, V70, V80, V150, V151, V180, V186, V188, V190, V220, V226, V300, V303, V330, V360, V360v, V400, V500, V505, V525, V525M, V535, V545, V547, V550, V551, V600, V620, V635, V975, V980, V980M-Intel, V980M-Micron, V1050
Posted on 5:53 PM by Hamid and filed under
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P2K-EASY-TOOL-V39 Liste de modèles supportés:
A830, A835, A840, A845, A860, A920, A925, A1000, A1010
C236, C250, C260, C266, C268, C330, C331, C332, C333, C334, C335, C336, C350, C350i, C350L, C350V, C353, C355V, C359V, C370, C380, C381, C385, C390, C450, C450L, C550, C650, C651, C975, C980, C980M-Intel, C980M-Micron
E1 ROKR, E1000, E1000M, E1060, E1120, E370, E375, E378i, E380, E390, E396, E398, E550, E790, E798, E920
L6, L7, U6, M1000
T280, T280i, T720, T720i, T721, T722i, T725e
V3 RAZR, V3i2, V60, V60i, V66, V66i, V70, V80, V150, V151, V180, V186, V188, V190, V220, V226, V300, V303, V330, V360, V360v, V400, V500, V505, V525, V525M, V535, V545, V547, V550, V551, V600, V620, V635, V975, V980, V980M-Intel, V980M-Micron, V1050
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Posted on 5:46 PM by Hamid and filed under
Motorola Modding
RSD Lite 3.5
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Level 1&2 Authorized
Version 1.2
RSD Lite
User Guide
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Version 1.1
RSD Lite User Guide
INDEX
INTRODUCTION 3
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS 4
HARDWARE SETUP 5
INSTALLATION OF USB DRIVERS 6
DESCRIPTIONS OF FILES NEEDED 7
FLASHING PROCEDURE 8
FLEXING PROCEDURE 10
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Level 1&2 Authorized
Version 1.1
RSD Lite User Guide
INTRODUCTION
RSD Lite is used for software upgrade (flashing) and feature
programming (flexing) Motorola products. It replaces PST Tool.
The latest version of RSD Lite and Flash & Flex files may be
downloaded from MSSS.
RSD Lite also supports software upgrading of several phones at the
same time, called Multiflash. Multiflash support up to 127 phones by
using an external USB hub which reduces the time to upgrade phones
considerably.
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SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
REQUIREMENTS:
• Window 2000 SP2 or higher or Windows XP SP1 or higher
• Type A USB 1.1 compliant Port(s)
• 128MB Ram
• 500MHz Pentium III Processor
• 50MB available disk space
• Mouse or equivalent pointing device
• CD ROM Drive
• VGA Graphics
• USB Interface Cable
• USB 1.1 compliant 7 port hub
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Level 1&2 Authorized
Version 1.1
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HARDWARE SETUP
When using RSD Lite on Windows 2000 or Windows XP the port
numbers assigned to the unit will not correspond to the port number of
the hub or host controller. In order to achieve correlation between the
unit and the port number displayed please follow these directions:
• Connect U1 directly to USB port 1 on the PC
• Connect the USB HUB to USB port 2 on the PC
• Connect U2 to USB port 1 on the USB HUB
• Connect U3 to USB port 2 on the USB HUB. Continue sequentially
until all units are connected
• Use a fully charged battery to power U1 to U8
• A travel charger may also be connected to each phone to secure the
battery voltage level
U2 U3 U4 U5 U6 U7 U8 U1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
USB HUB
USB
USB
PC
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INSTALLATION OF USB DRIVERS
Every time a new phone model is connected, 6-8 different USB drivers
must be installed for each USB port to be used. Use one phone to
install all the drivers for each UBS port, one by one.
1. Start up RSD Lite
2. Connect the phone to USB port 1 on the PC and start it up
3. The Found New Hardware Wizard will start up. Follow the on-screen
instructions to install the drivers
4. You will have to disconnect and connect the phone several times to
make sure all drivers are installed.
5. Use the Device Manager to make sure the phone is detected
correctly and all drivers are installed
6. When all drivers are installed and the phone is connected in normal
standby mode you will see 3 different profiles in the Device
Manager as shown in the picture below
7. When all drivers have been installed for USB port 1 on the PC, then
connect the phone to USB port 1 on the USB hub and start over
from step 3. Then do the same for USB port 2-7 on the USB hub
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DESCRIPTIONS OF FILES NEEDED
FLASH FILES
To upgrade a Motorola phone, only one file (1FF) is needed. The 1FF
file includes: Core software, Language pack, Java pack and Flex file. In
some cases the different files need to be flashed separately.
The file format for Flash Files is SHX.
FLEX FILES
Usually it is not needed to flex the phone after flashing with a 1FF file
(see above). If a flexing is needed it shall be done after the flashing
procedure in order to activate the correct settings. The Flex File to use
is selected by the package number of the phone.
The file format for Flex Files is HS.
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RSD Lite User Guide
FLASHING PROCEDURE
1. Start up RSD Lite
2. Connect the phone to the PC via the USB flash cable, use a fully
charged battery to power the phone
3. Start up the phone, a Motorola USB device shall appear in the
device window
4. Click Browse […] and select the Flash file (SHX format) to use. The
File properties window in the upper right will show the file
information.
5. Mark the phone in the Device window and the phone information
will be displayed in the upper left Device properties window
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6. Click Start
7. Upon completion the result column will display whether the
operation passed or failed and the phone will power down
8. Start up the phone and perform a Master Reset / Master Clear
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Version 1.1
RSD Lite User Guide
FLEXING PROCEDURE
1. Start up RSD Lite
2. Connect the phone to the PC via the USB flash cable, use a fully
charged battery to power the phone
3. Start up the phone, a Motorola USB device shall appear in the
device window
4. Click Browse […] and select the Flex file (HS format) to use. The
File properties window in the upper right will show the file
information.
5. Mark the phone in the Device window and the phone information
will be displayed in the upper left Device properties window
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6. Click Start
Upon completion the result column will display whether the operation
passed or failed and the phone will power down
7. Start up the phone and perform a Master Reset / Master Clear
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----- Connect your phone and you will see somthing similar to the screen below. The names that have popped up are the skins currently installed on your phone. NOTE: Do NOT mess with the moto skin.
---- Click Install
----- a screen like the one below will pop up. For a simple skin install we do not need any of these boxes checked. Once you are a little more comfortable with motorola modding you may play around with checking boxes to get the results you are looking for.
----- Browse to the .ski file of the skin you are installing and select Open
----- Now the skin will be written on you phone. As you can see at the bottom of skiman the skin is being written on. Do not mess with anything until it is done.
----- After it is done writing you can see that the skin is on your phone.
----- Go to More and select Restart Phone.
----- Your phone will restart and now the skin is installed. Browse to the skin directory on your phone and select the new skin. ENJOY!!!
Posted on 5:41 PM by Hamid and filed under
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PROCESS TO INSTALL SKINS.
One of the quickest and easiest ways to customize your SLVR L7 is skinning. Putting a skin on your phone will change the entire look and make your phone truely unique. Need skins? Lets get started!!! For this guide we are using a program called Skins Manager (SkiMan). Install it on your computer and open it up. Once loaded it will look like this:----- Connect your phone and you will see somthing similar to the screen below. The names that have popped up are the skins currently installed on your phone. NOTE: Do NOT mess with the moto skin.
---- Click Install
----- a screen like the one below will pop up. For a simple skin install we do not need any of these boxes checked. Once you are a little more comfortable with motorola modding you may play around with checking boxes to get the results you are looking for.
----- Browse to the .ski file of the skin you are installing and select Open
----- Now the skin will be written on you phone. As you can see at the bottom of skiman the skin is being written on. Do not mess with anything until it is done.
----- After it is done writing you can see that the skin is on your phone.
----- Go to More and select Restart Phone.
----- Your phone will restart and now the skin is installed. Browse to the skin directory on your phone and select the new skin. ENJOY!!!
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Installation/removal process of java games/apps
Moto MIDlets Manager (MotoMidMan) is a very easy to use program created by dwALX. It simplifies the MIDlet installation process that has always been a burden using other P2k programs or MIDway. The following is a guide that will walk you through the installation/removal process of java games/apps.
Necessary Programs:
MotoMidMan - Click on download to downlod this software.
RSD Lite - May be needed in order for MotoMidMan to recognize your phone. Latest stable build as of today is 2.7.
Installing Games/Apps:
1. Connect your phone to your PC using any standard mini-USB -> USB cable.
2. Open MotoMidMan. MotoMidMan will take some time to initialize and read the java contents of your phone. Once a list of games/apps appears and "Ready" is displayed in the lower left corner, MotoMidMan is ready.
2a. NOTE: If MotoMidMan does not recognize your phone or you get an error, RSD Lite is required. First connect your phone to your PC, then open RSD Lite. Once RSD Lite is connected, then you can open MotoMidMan. If you still experience problems please see this topic.
If you still experience problems, please post here, and be sure to include your phone model, software version, and firmware version.
3. Click the [Install] button and choose JAD file or JAR file. JAD is recomended. If you do not have a JAD file with your JAR you can use JADMaker to easily create one, or you can just install using the JAR.
4. Browse to the JAD/JAR file on your PC that you would like to install. If you want to install using a JAD file, be sure that it is in the same directory on your PC as the JAR.
5. Once you have chosen the JAD or JAR file MotoMidMan will begin installing your game/app.
6. Once MotoMidMan refreshes and you can see your game/app in the list, the installation is complete and you will see "Ready" in the bottom left corner.
6a. If you would like to install additional games/apps, repeat steps 3-6.
7. Click the [Restart] button in the lower right corner. Once the list of games/apps disappears from MotoMidMan, you may disconnect your phone from your PC. ALWAYS restart your phone after installing games/apps.
Removing Games/Apps:
1. Connect your phone to your PC using any standard mini-USB -> USB cable.
2. Open MotoMidMan. MotoMidMan will take some time to initialize and read the java contents of your phone. Once a list of games/apps appears and "Ready" is displayed in the lower left corner, MotoMidMan is ready.
3. Highlight the game/app that you want to remove and click the [Delete] button.
4. Once MotoMidMan refreshes and the game/app is no longer in the list, the removal is complete and you will see "Ready" in the bottom left corner.
4a. If you would like to install additional games/apps, repeat step 3.
5. Click the [Restart] button in the lower right corner. Once the list of games/apps disappears from MotoMidMan, you may disconnect your phone from your PC. ALWAYS restart your phone after removing games/apps.
Posted on 5:15 PM by Hamid and filed under
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This software is use to install Java applications in motorola mobiles
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Installation/removal process of java games/apps
Moto MIDlets Manager (MotoMidMan) is a very easy to use program created by dwALX. It simplifies the MIDlet installation process that has always been a burden using other P2k programs or MIDway. The following is a guide that will walk you through the installation/removal process of java games/apps.
Necessary Programs:
MotoMidMan - Click on download to downlod this software.
RSD Lite - May be needed in order for MotoMidMan to recognize your phone. Latest stable build as of today is 2.7.
Installing Games/Apps:
1. Connect your phone to your PC using any standard mini-USB -> USB cable.
2. Open MotoMidMan. MotoMidMan will take some time to initialize and read the java contents of your phone. Once a list of games/apps appears and "Ready" is displayed in the lower left corner, MotoMidMan is ready.
2a. NOTE: If MotoMidMan does not recognize your phone or you get an error, RSD Lite is required. First connect your phone to your PC, then open RSD Lite. Once RSD Lite is connected, then you can open MotoMidMan. If you still experience problems please see this topic.
If you still experience problems, please post here, and be sure to include your phone model, software version, and firmware version.
3. Click the [Install] button and choose JAD file or JAR file. JAD is recomended. If you do not have a JAD file with your JAR you can use JADMaker to easily create one, or you can just install using the JAR.
4. Browse to the JAD/JAR file on your PC that you would like to install. If you want to install using a JAD file, be sure that it is in the same directory on your PC as the JAR.
5. Once you have chosen the JAD or JAR file MotoMidMan will begin installing your game/app.
6. Once MotoMidMan refreshes and you can see your game/app in the list, the installation is complete and you will see "Ready" in the bottom left corner.
6a. If you would like to install additional games/apps, repeat steps 3-6.
7. Click the [Restart] button in the lower right corner. Once the list of games/apps disappears from MotoMidMan, you may disconnect your phone from your PC. ALWAYS restart your phone after installing games/apps.
Removing Games/Apps:
1. Connect your phone to your PC using any standard mini-USB -> USB cable.
2. Open MotoMidMan. MotoMidMan will take some time to initialize and read the java contents of your phone. Once a list of games/apps appears and "Ready" is displayed in the lower left corner, MotoMidMan is ready.
3. Highlight the game/app that you want to remove and click the [Delete] button.
4. Once MotoMidMan refreshes and the game/app is no longer in the list, the removal is complete and you will see "Ready" in the bottom left corner.
4a. If you would like to install additional games/apps, repeat step 3.
5. Click the [Restart] button in the lower right corner. Once the list of games/apps disappears from MotoMidMan, you may disconnect your phone from your PC. ALWAYS restart your phone after removing games/apps.
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Posted on 5:08 PM by Hamid and filed under
Motorola Modding
This is the factory default firmware for SLVR L7.
I know this firmware is hard to find.
version = ' R4513_G_08.B7.E0R'
Bootloader = 09.02
I know this firmware is hard to find.
version = ' R4513_G_08.B7.E0R'
Bootloader = 09.02
Download :
http://www.4shared.com/file/44065794/4a81c4db/R4513_G_08B7E0R_RB_PDS018_LP004B_DRM0101_JPJAVA_G_08_L7_05_01_09R_GSTL7T675TG1B1_1FF.html?dirPwdVerified=c406e25d
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Use the name and the key in the word document after expire for continue useing.
Tons of Motorola fans and modders all around the world already use this tool to backup settings before uploading new firmware or switching "dangerous" options.
You have a 21 days of trial to test the functionality of Flash&Backup.
After this period you will need to register the Flash&Backup to continue using it
NOTE: Now the functionaity of the program is not limited in trial mode.
Open the registration page in your browser
Posted on 4:52 PM by Hamid and filed under
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Unlimited use.Use the name and the key in the word document after expire for continue useing.
1. Introduction
With Flash&Backup you will be able to safely update the firmware and restore an operable configuration even if your Motorola phone doesn't start up anymore.Tons of Motorola fans and modders all around the world already use this tool to backup settings before uploading new firmware or switching "dangerous" options.
You have a 21 days of trial to test the functionality of Flash&Backup.
After this period you will need to register the Flash&Backup to continue using it
NOTE: Now the functionaity of the program is not limited in trial mode.
Open the registration page in your browser
2. Requirements
