Hey to everyone.
I have a weird problem with my Nexus 1. I rooted it when I got it (some months ago), so I don't really remember all the details about how I did it, was probably some cyanogen mod thing. However back then I remember having a small issue with the "system update available" message that displays in the notification bar, when an update is available. The problem was that the message kept appearing even though the 2.2 update was successfully installed. The problem seemed to disappear at some point, but now it is back, and worse. I cannot turn on or wake up my phone without getting the annoying message in my face. I did try to follow the instructions in the message and actually install the update and reboot (even though the phone is running 2.2), however it didn't help. So right now I am pressing the "install later" option every time I want to use the phone.
Also. I found out that I can root the phone with the program Universal Androot, so I guess the solution would be to somehow unroot using the old method (that I have forgotten) and then just use the Universal Androot program whenever I want to do something that requires root.
Now the reason I write all this is that I am a bit scared of bricking the thing (even though i hear it should be next to impossible). If anyone has a good idea how to get rid of the update message I would be very thankfull.
About phone:
Nexus One
Android 2.2
Baseband version: 32.36.00.28U_4.06.00.12_7
Kernel version: 2.6.32.9-27220-g328f560 android-build@apa26 #1
Build number: FRF50
I have a weird problem with my Nexus 1. I rooted it when I got it (some months ago), so I don't really remember all the details about how I did it, was probably some cyanogen mod thing. However back then I remember having a small issue with the "system update available" message that displays in the notification bar, when an update is available. The problem was that the message kept appearing even though the 2.2 update was successfully installed. The problem seemed to disappear at some point, but now it is back, and worse. I cannot turn on or wake up my phone without getting the annoying message in my face. I did try to follow the instructions in the message and actually install the update and reboot (even though the phone is running 2.2), however it didn't help. So right now I am pressing the "install later" option every time I want to use the phone.
Also. I found out that I can root the phone with the program Universal Androot, so I guess the solution would be to somehow unroot using the old method (that I have forgotten) and then just use the Universal Androot program whenever I want to do something that requires root.
Now the reason I write all this is that I am a bit scared of bricking the thing (even though i hear it should be next to impossible). If anyone has a good idea how to get rid of the update message I would be very thankfull.
About phone:
Nexus One
Android 2.2
Baseband version: 32.36.00.28U_4.06.00.12_7
Kernel version: 2.6.32.9-27220-g328f560 android-build@apa26 #1
Build number: FRF50
