emaN resU
Well-Known Member
It does save the time of saying of "well, open up RSDlite 4.9, then click on the "..." thingy-do and look for your sbf file and then select it.
It saves me having to say this ^^^. But to be fair I just say to go U D G and just read the section on SBF and leave me alone, loser. Well, maybe not so meanly.![]()
Steven58 - The biggest meanie on AndroidForums! Lol, I don't think many people would believe this.

My driver question still stands. If it eliminates the driver package installation, that's a good step to skip.
Also, there are some bugs in RSD where some situations require you to be using a SBF file name of a certain length. I've seen this bug and it's a pain in the neck to correct. So, again, eliminating steps.
It does look like it bypasses the driver requirement by loading a virtual machine and using a linux distro with scripts to connect and perform the SBF.
I will definitely give this a try next time I need to SBF. You know, for science!

