Check follow URL: http://www.ztedevices.com/support/selectproduct.html?type=software
Select a country (venezuela, spain, colombia) on first column, select SmartPhones on second column and select Open (Movistar) or another company. Using this via you get Download option to get stock update.zip. Possibly you cannot use your SIM card if you selected a non-compatible carrier/country, then try with another country. Another possible method is check the URL: http://firefox.ztems.com/ Download "Update package of Android GB for OPEN device". This package is used only if you phone had Android GB previously (yeah, apparently exist zte open with GB running) but probably this method can be used to get your phone live again. On Wednesday, August 28, 2013 2:01:21 PM UTC-4:30, Ernie Powell wrote: > Hi, > > So I bought a Firefox ZTE Open about a week ago on Ebay-- when it was the > > thing to do. > > I connected it to my wifi network and saw what it could do. Liked it. After > > a while, I received > > a request to update the OS, about a 35 MB package in total. Didn't think > > nothing of it so I > > said okay and it began downloading. > > > > Flash forward to 9 hours later and it was still downloading. For some > > reason, > > I ended up turning off the phone while it was still updating. I thought, > > maybe > > it'll just abort and I can start fresh. Wrong. > > Now when I power on the phone, it wont go past the the boot screen. > > Sadly, I didn't even think to enable the USB debugging. > > > > Is there any way to get the original image back on the phone, given that it > > is not in USB debugging mode? I noticed a bootloader menu screen > > when I hold down the power and up volume button, and a FTM (FML?) screen > > when I hold > > the other direction, but havent been successful in finding a factory ZTE > > Open image online. > > > > Any help would be greatly appreciated. _______________________________________________ dev-b2g mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-b2g
