Looks like there's been an update (Ver. 1.1.13) and it now has a " send test alert" feature...cool, now one can verify it's working before a leak, hybrid or official OS is posted. THANKS!!!!:hail:
Looks like there's been an update (Ver. 1.1.13) and it now has a " send test alert" feature...cool, now one can verify it's working before a leak, hybrid or official OS is posted. THANKS!!!!:hail:
Last edited by toytooii; 10-21-2009 at 10:33 PM.
It has now been updated to v1.1.13 so you owners make sure you check for updates on your phone and refresh once the application is installed.
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Ok so bbsak has made a simple update process a pain inadvertantly....when I try to download bbosalert update it wants to overwrite the bbosalert module which is part of the whole bbsak backup once restored.if I do allow it. All the apps in the backup are gone.
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If I download and install the update it overwrites the bbsak app listed in pplications which contains all my backup apps in the one file. So those would be off the phone but on pc still. If I then backup I will only backup bbosalert.I will just have to not use bbsaks backup method. It sucks imo.
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Regardless I still am unable to upgrade the programs within the bbsak app/restore. Using OTA downlods. Which sucks. Ota is useful. Hope I'm making sense to someone.
When you do a bbsak back up it asks for you to rename the file. This in actuality will save your newly updated bbosalert. Those would be on the PC, but also if you back up via DM then you will save the files that you have updated as well. You can use either or so please do not get frustrated. There will be many updates to many applications now that 5.0 OS's are becoming more dominant in leaks and soon to be official releases.![]()
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I understand to backup bbosalert. Can it be inserted into the previos bbsak backup and then restored? If I let the upgrade install all my current apps will be gone...whicever ones bbsak backed up....so all that's on my phone is bbosalert for apps.