[mckinneycm]

Check your editing. You might have deleted too many characters.

[Slovak]

Any brave Alltel souls try this one yet? If so did it hose your mms as the MTS one did?

[John Clark]

Originally Posted by Gkins3

Hello All...

Attempting to update a friends Sprint 8330 using DM 4.5. When attempting the install, I get the following error:

Invalid Configuration
The application "Browser" cannot be loaded because it requires the following applications that are not available:
net.rim.blackberry.alx

I have update a handful of BB but my first attempt to a Sprint phone. Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

Did you edit the Blackberry.alx file, like for themes, etc.? If so, you likely made an error while editing. I've seen this many times when an error is made in the blackberry.alx file. Regardless, reinstall the OS to the PC and give it another shot. That should fix it.

[Gkins3]

Originally Posted by John Clark

Did you edit the Blackberry.alx file, like for themes, etc.? If so, you likely made an error while editing. I've seen this many times when an error is made in the blackberry.alx file. Regardless, reinstall the OS to the PC and give it another shot. That should fix it.

Thank you. I must have made an error somewhere in the editing. I uninstalled the software, reinstalled it, deleted the vendor file and modified the blackberry.alx file correctly this time, and it appears to be working. 1/2 way through the updating now.

Thanks you!

I meant thank you to both Corey and John.

[Barfaroo]

I read your instruction for upgrading to OS 4.5 on my 8330 at the top of this thread, but you didn't mention anything about backing up third party applications, uninstalling prior OSs from the PC, or wiping the handheld. Are these steps necessary.

[NJBlackBerry]

When you do an upgrade, the first step of the process is to do a backup (including 3rd party and over the air applications), then it wipes out the BB, loads the OS, loads applications, loads data and then takes quite a while to reboot.

It's all in there.

[John Clark]

As NJ said, the process is all automatic. If you're concerned about losing 3rd party apps (only happens if the upgrade goes awry) you can back them up manually using this method:

http://www.blackberryforums.com/rim-...arty-apps.html

[tsduke03]

Are there release notes for the OS updates?

List of fixes/enhancements?

[John Clark]

Rarely.

[TiffanyS]

Hi
Does this have HTML mail or not. some people say no.

thanks

Tif.

PS, when do you think Verizon will have the official released posted, they are always behind.

[tsduke03]

Yes, it does.

[John Clark]

Those who say no, are wrong.

[BlacSpawn]

Originally Posted by LadyLucifer

Worth upgrading from .77 to this one (.90)? I'd hate to lose my Google Map favorites list AGAIN, the 4th time in a week for no good reason :P

And yes, I heard through the grapevine that it fixes that 1.5 sec call pick-up delay.

Before you decide to change, from my observation about 4.5.0.66 on US Cellular is no different from beta version. Same file name, size and rel 90. Going to keep my 4.5.0.77. Rel 101. Looks to be downgrade.

[John Clark]

If it has the same version number, it's the very same OS. Makes no difference if it's "beta" or not. The only difference between "beta" and official is that it's released.

[Muad'Dib]

Horray for my carrier! I have always been impressed with US Cellular! Especially in my area.

[thetree1918]

I got this up and running...but no HTML email support

correct OS now, on most current, but still no HTML email.
BB 8830 on a BES with Verizon, everything works great, docs2go is VERY nice

[John Clark]

http://www.blackberryforums.com/rim-...lackberry.html

[thetree1918]

Sorry, yeah I read that, still having issue, i will see what I can come up with.

shoulda said I already did that ;)

[John Clark]

Not all emails come in html. They have to be sent in html coding. Also, only new emails will display html.

[Cammer]

Originally Posted by tsduke03

Are there release notes for the OS updates?

List of fixes/enhancements?

Didn't you know? That is the user's job to find all the enhancements and fixes, as well as the bugs.

That is all part of the excitement of owning a Blackberry!