MWD59 to M6E69N - Asus ZenWatch 2

So My Watch prompted for an update Late yesterday, I backed up the update.zip, flashed a stock boot and recovery and sideloaded the update, worked.
Upload to Xda isnt working for me, so here is G-Drive.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByGCARIUnPHQa2RzMG15RmFEclk/view?usp=sharing
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Tried to sideload the update.zip but got the following:
loading: 'update.zip'
error: device '(null)' not found
Any suggestions?

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I got the OTA update on my watch, but it failed to download several times. I did a factory reset, not thinking about it changing its ID, and now it no longer shows up. So, I'd be curious to know how you sideloaded this as well.

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For what it is worth, my watch took the update, and now it reboots (often, can't say ALWAYS) when I put it on or take it off the charger. Besides that, don't know what else they changed. LoL

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n9yty said:
For what it is worth, my watch took the update, and now it reboots (often, can't say ALWAYS) when I put it on or take it off the charger. Besides that, don't know what else they changed. LoL
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Have you tried doing a factory reset (unpairing)? Otherwise, it looks like I dodged a bullet.

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I updated with the sideload and everything seems to be working fine. I had to remove my custom kernel and return to stock first. I also did a factory reset after applying the update. Thanks for uploading the update!

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shadeau said:
I updated with the sideload and everything seems to be working fine. I had to remove my custom kernel and return to stock first. I also did a factory reset after applying the update. Thanks for uploading the update!
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Same experience/process here.

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Ok, so far so good. I updated mine tonight as well.
BTW, for those wondering how to do the side load, plug your watch into a computer and follow this guide:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/zenwatch/general/guide-how-to-access-recovery-zenwatch-t3167623
to boot into recovery. Follow the on-screen prompts to swipe down and start an adb sideload session (apply update from ADB). THEN do "adb sideload update.zip"
As an aside, I was unable to pair my watch again until I did a factory reset through the watch's settings panel. For some reason, doing a factory reset from recovery didn't do the trick.

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can someone upload twrpbackup of M6E69N ?
like this post MWD59
Thanks
---------- Post added at 09:42 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:39 AM ----------
【Version】
M6E69N
【Model Name】
ZenWatch 2
【Release Date】
2016/10/17
【Release Note】
1.Fix security vulnerabilities ( Update to Sep 2016 of Android Security Bulletins )
2.Fix issue "Watch could not pair with iPhone 7"
Source

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Sorry for the drop then long post time, I dont have much support for this as all I did was yank it from my cache partition the moment the update was offered. Like the stories above,
first I reverted to a stock kernel by restoring an old boot from a twrp backup I had
(May have done system as well), copied the stock
downloaded a stock recovery and flashed it from twrp, and told twrp to reboot to recovery
set recovery to sideload update
"adb sideload update.zip"
the update fishined, I wiped cache for good measure and rebooted.
Smooth sailing every since.