Moving this to it's own thread so it's easier to follow the discussion.
Special thanks to schhy for finding the dialer code that led to the download link and Dante087 for finding the download link.
Flashing via this method WILL WIPE EVERYTHING SO BACKUP FIRST. Short tutorial (I'm not responsible for anything that goes wrong, but this worked for me):
1) BACKUP
2) Download package from http://ift.tt/1TGZbHv
3) Append .zip to filename
4) Reboot into recovery. Turn off phone and wait a minute for it to completely turn off. Hold down Volume Up + Home + Power until you see a little Android guy. It will say Applying System Update or something like that possibly, and just let it do it's thing until a menu comes up.
5) Select Apply Update from ADB Sideload
6) Make sure you have Android Platform Tools on your computer (there's other guides for this)
7) command 'adb sideload <path to downloaded .zip file here>'
8) Wait patiently
9) Phone reboots and will hang at AT&T logo for 5+ minutes. Just wait this out
Special thanks to schhy for finding the dialer code that led to the download link and Dante087 for finding the download link.
Flashing via this method WILL WIPE EVERYTHING SO BACKUP FIRST. Short tutorial (I'm not responsible for anything that goes wrong, but this worked for me):
1) BACKUP
2) Download package from http://ift.tt/1TGZbHv
3) Append .zip to filename
4) Reboot into recovery. Turn off phone and wait a minute for it to completely turn off. Hold down Volume Up + Home + Power until you see a little Android guy. It will say Applying System Update or something like that possibly, and just let it do it's thing until a menu comes up.
5) Select Apply Update from ADB Sideload
6) Make sure you have Android Platform Tools on your computer (there's other guides for this)
7) command 'adb sideload <path to downloaded .zip file here>'
8) Wait patiently
9) Phone reboots and will hang at AT&T logo for 5+ minutes. Just wait this out
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