*Note: These instructions are apparently for the unlocked TMobile version of the NexusOne (which I happen to be using on the AT&T network).
- Verify that you are on build ERE27 (under Settings | About Phone)
- Download this file as 'update.zip' in the root of your microSD (which I did via the USB connection)
- Not sure if it is necessary, but I unplugged the USB for the next few steps
- Power off your phone
- Hold down the trackball and press/release the power button
- When the white screen with skateboarding robots show up, make sure Bootloader is selected (should be already) and hit the power button.
- If you try to scroll down (using Volume buttons) the screen may flash to another message for a moment. When it comes back, scroll down to Recovery and hit the power button.
- After it reboots, you'll see the exclamation screen.
- Press the power and volume up buttons. I found PressPower->Press/Release Volume->Release Power seemed to work
- Using the trackball, scroll down and select Apply sdcard:update.zip
- It will take awhile, then reboots... then it takes a really long while. Go make a sandwich.
- Once it is booted again, verify that FRF50 is installed.
- In my case, it immediately started doing a synchronization. If it does, I'd recommend waiting until it finishes.
- Delete update.zip from the microSD
- Put this file as 'update.zip' in the root of your microSD.
- Repeat steps #3 through #10.
- This time, after applying the update, you'll have to select the reboot option.
- It's going to take awhile. Go check your email.
- Once it boots up, verify that FRF83 is installed.
- Delete update.zip from the microSD.
- Enjoy
After doing the upgrade, Gestures quit working on Swype... in the end, I uninstalled it and reinstalled (via the Swype Installer that I left installed) and it started working again.
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