Hi
im new to android ..
i own a ideos u8150.........and i have rooted it with z4 root
I also have managed to install clock world mod 3.0.2.4 i flashed it through pc (works perfectly)
now i want to change my stock rom ..i' heard ideos HD and droniX are good roms
i'd like to install droniX 0.6 raw ginger ..
but can anyone help me in flashing the rom i need a guide..
also how can i make full backups so i can revert to my stock rom anytime i want..
Does switching to custom roms affect baseband of my mobile ..
because of a picture i saw in a blog that says "baseband version :unknown" in mobile settings .
i have been a apple user and to jailbreak you need to preserve your basebands so is there anything like that in android
i have also read that after flashing dorinX .6 many see a black screen ..how can i prevent that..
i've also installed rom mangaer free version from market but its useless because everytime press any option it tells me to install colckworld mod and when i press install a list of phones comes up but u8150 is not in the list only 7 options.......
Thankyou
Any one......
comon cant any one help me out............................
How u install a new rom, there are many Threads in the forum ...
For a Backup with CWM.
You can make a full backup with CWM.
Boot into CWM Recoverry an make Nandroid backup.
Or install RomManager from the Market, start it and search the option to make a backup.
This is the answer to all your problems
This is a Kenyan blog with information on how to flash any version of Dronix. The process is the same. I use Dronix 0.6.
Google 'Alex the African How to ROM Dronix onto Huawei Ideos U8150'
You'll be good.
So I'm sorry if I shouldn't be creating a new thread for this. It's a pretty unique situation and I couldn't find it anywhere.
I had upgraded my P500 to official 2.3.3. I then decided "hey, I should try out some custom roms because this sucks...". I rooted with SuperOneClick, managed to install Clockworkmod recovery and the set out to find a nice new rom. I soon discovered that there weren't really any exciting ones that piqued my interest because of the new baseband. The baseband thing is also confusing the heck out of me. Anyways, I managed to KDZ Updater back to my stock firmware because I figured I might as well do something good out of this. So now I'm on 2.2.1, specifically LG v10v. This is a Koodo phone if that helps at all. Also, I'm pretty sure CWM is now wiped and super user access is gone too. Spent a good amount of time putting everything back on the silly thing yesterday lol.
First question: Am I now on new baseband or old baseband (having flashed with
KDZ)?
2nd: I keep seeing references to baseband 10 or 20 followed by a letter. Am I on baseband 10v? If I want to use a custom rom, do I need to change it to 10 a,b or c or something like that.
3rd: Seems like mixed reviews on this one all over the place. Can Rom Manager be successfully used on the P500 to install CWM or does it brick it?
Any other info you can think of would be terribly helpful. Please go easy on me! I'm not sure if I made a mistake by creating this post or not...
You can use RomManager to flash cwm, in the past you could softbrick your phone, but this issue is already solved.
With froyo you are on old baseband, so you can use almost any custom rom for old baseband. No need to flash any baseband for these roms.
Sent from my LG-P500 using XDA App
Hello Crispus222 !
If you are on stock 2.2.1 V10v flashed by KDZ, you have the old baseband.
So if you wanna try custom ROMs you should search those who support the old BB.
But don't forget that you can change baseband without flash stock ROM via KDZ.
ROM Manager flash cwm recovery without problems on rooted phone, I have done this many times
1) Old baseband. If you've used a full stock 2.2.1 or lower rom, than you're on the old baeband now.
2) I'm on the old baseband and mine is 10v. So I'm assuming you're now on the old baseband! Congratulations!
3) Yes. ROM Manager CAN be used on the LG Optimus one whether you have the old or new basebands. Just install ROM manager, choose flash ClockworkMOD and then scroll down to "LGE Optimus One" and hit flash. After that, boot into recovery and you're done!
enjoy all goodies .
u r on old baseband after kdz flash.
now root using z4root . (file sharing sites remember!)
install rom manager from market and install cwm recovery n yeah it works without a glitch but its ur luck too.
reboot into recovery n there u go !
Crispus222 said:
So I'm sorry if I shouldn't be creating a new thread for this. It's a pretty unique situation and I couldn't find it anywhere.
I had upgraded my P500 to official 2.3.3. I then decided "hey, I should try out some custom roms because this sucks...". I rooted with SuperOneClick, managed to install Clockworkmod recovery and the set out to find a nice new rom. I soon discovered that there weren't really any exciting ones that piqued my interest because of the new baseband. The baseband thing is also confusing the heck out of me. Anyways, I managed to KDZ Updater back to my stock firmware because I figured I might as well do something good out of this. So now I'm on 2.2.1, specifically LG v10v. This is a Koodo phone if that helps at all. Also, I'm pretty sure CWM is now wiped and super user access is gone too. Spent a good amount of time putting everything back on the silly thing yesterday lol.
First question: Am I now on new baseband or old baseband (having flashed with
KDZ)?
2nd: I keep seeing references to baseband 10 or 20 followed by a letter. Am I on baseband 10v? If I want to use a custom rom, do I need to change it to 10 a,b or c or something like that.
3rd: Seems like mixed reviews on this one all over the place. Can Rom Manager be successfully used on the P500 to install CWM or does it brick it?
Any other info you can think of would be terribly helpful. Please go easy on me! I'm not sure if I made a mistake by creating this post or not...
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You are and have always been on OLD baseband as you have to flash the new one in a seprate step.roms don't come with any baseband included.10v\or\10s don't matter as that is OLD baseband.20g\or\20a is new baseband.Rom manager can Install CWM recovery on any p-500 sccuessfully.I would ROOT 1st before installing.The brick comes from flashing a corrupt (over the air) downloaded rom & flashing that.TWRP 1.1.1.1.XL is my choice for recovery but CWM is fine.The LGDMP tool is also my choice for flashing baseband & rescue my phone when things go wrong.ROMs run on either old baseband or new but the newer ones run both (but download the link you are going to run)choice.Hope this helps !
Thanks so much everyone! I appreciate the help a lot.
do i need to manually update the baseband of my phone? or each kernel/ROM has differrent baseband? help me plz
if a different baseband is required for a certain rom then this will usually be posted on the first page..
just check requirements of the custom rom first.
custom kernels - official ftfs
i just wanted to know if there're any risks of flashing ftfs while using a custom kernel. for example, i installed a custom kernel (Rage something) which only supports stock ROMs. i have a LWW which had .62 baseband. i downgraded it to .42 for rooting and all that. now, will my phone get bricked or something if i flash a different ftf, official or otherwise? (for instance, like the one in this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1605150) the thread has .70 baseband, but as far as i know, latest officially released by SE is .62, so is this a custom one? also, how do i root .62? i have already unlocked the bootloader.
also, if it's not too much trouble, can u pls explain the architecture? as far as i can understand, Kernel and ROM are parts of the OS, rite? so what's the baseband (firmware), considering these are all software components?
just checked the link that you have posted. this is the ported official ICS rom.
that rom has its own kernel.
flashing it to your current kernel would brick the phone.
also there will be big differences because you currently have GB (Gingerbread).
baseband is the radio firmware, that is for the phone signal. this will be region dependent.
so, the baseband is the ftf thing, rite? but ppl were saying that .58 (in LWW) had some bugs like repeated rebooting of the phone, and that .62 fixed this bug and also improves battery life.
also, i repeatedly flashed many kernels into my phone. i mean, every time i tried a new ROM, i had to install the kernel provided with it (like FXP 115, or the one provided with the rom, the boot.img), over the already existing kernel, but i had no problems. so when does the risk of bricking come into play? i couldnt really understand what u meant by, "that rom has its own kernel. flashing it to your current kernel would brick the phone."
and yeah, i tried some ICS roms, like these:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1434001
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1445821 (FXP 115)
CM 7.2 RC0 coconut
each had its own problems, so i reverted back to stock. but gotta admit, the CM9 android 4.0 UI was really awesome compared to GB
when i was using .58fw, did not encounter the automatic restart.
never noticed that much difference also after upgrading to .62
this is the build or sw version of the rom.
the baseband is independent from this build of the rom.
you are doing it correctly, flashing the required kernel for each rom.
if you would just flash new rom over any kernel would result to bootloops.
bricking is really minimal and there are still ways to fix it,
it is rare that changing roms and kernel causes permanent brick unless there was already a hardware problem to begin with.
im also checked this roms but haven't installed them yet.
will stick with hybrom for now,
I have a Galaxy S2 GT-I9100G (bought in China 2 years ago).
In the past I have changed it's rom to SuperROM#v1.1 found here : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1374135.
The current Android version is 2.3.6 (oldddd )
Kernel version is : 2.6.35.7
Baseband version : I9100GZCKI1
I also have CWM-based Recovery v5.0.2.6 for GS2.
I would really like to upgrade to JellyBean.
I have seen a couple of versions here:
* http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/articles/4...100g-android422-jellybean-aokp-mr1-build6.htm
* http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/articles/4...-android422-jellybean-vanilla-rootbox-rom.htm
* http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/articles/4...droid422-jellybean-update-slimbean-build5.htm
and of course all the ROMs here on the site (too much to choose from !)
My question is : can my *Chinese* device be upgraded to JellyBean ?
If so - I have read on some forum threads that I need to somehow get the stock roms first, but I have no idea where to get them for the Chinese device.
Any help would be very much appreciated...
S2User said:
I have a Galaxy S2 GT-I9100G (bought in China 2 years ago).
In the past I have changed it's rom to SuperROM#v1.1 found here : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1374135.
The current Android version is 2.3.6 (oldddd )
Kernel version is : 2.6.35.7
Baseband version : I9100GZCKI1
I also have CWM-based Recovery v5.0.2.6 for GS2.
I would really like to upgrade to JellyBean.
I have seen a couple of versions here:
* http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/articles/4...100g-android422-jellybean-aokp-mr1-build6.htm
* http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/articles/4...-android422-jellybean-vanilla-rootbox-rom.htm
* http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/articles/4...droid422-jellybean-update-slimbean-build5.htm
and of course all the ROMs here on the site (too much to choose from !)
My question is : can my *Chinese* device be upgraded to JellyBean ?
If so - I have read on some forum threads that I need to somehow get the stock roms first, but I have no idea where to get them for the Chinese device.
Any help would be very much appreciated...
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officially yes, unofficially(none samsung) yes
official:
take a look at this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2171269 (thanks to hacbaoklhh for posting this thread)
unofficial (none samsung)
first you need to do the official thing (so you can get the ics/jb boatloader in), if you wish to stick with the official then you're done, no need to continue.
then you need to do this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2113545 flash via stock recovery (thanks to Ryuinferno for his great work)
then you can flash whatever rom you want (AOSP, AOKP, MIUI)
to revert back to original:
take a look at this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1916623 (thanks to Harchaoui for his hard work) or you can do the official thing again via odin, end of story
but i wouldnt revert back to chinese stock rom, we have the best developers and our 4.2.2 has become so stable
good luck
xtachix said:
officially yes, unofficially(none samsung) yes
official:
take a look at this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2171269 (thanks to hacbaoklhh for posting this thread)
unofficial (none samsung)
first you need to do the official thing (so you can get the ics/jb boatloader in), if you wish to stick with the official then you're done, no need to continue.
then you need to do this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2113545 flash via stock recovery (thanks to Ryuinferno for his great work)
then you can flash whatever rom you want (AOSP, AOKP, MIUI)
to revert back to original:
take a look at this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1916623 (thanks to Harchaoui for his hard work) or you can do the official thing again via odin, end of story
but i wouldnt revert back to chinese stock rom, we have the best developers and our 4.2.2 has become so stable
good luck
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Wow, that was fast !
Thanks so much for the response.
I have 3 questions if you could answer:
1. In your first link it says "Instructions For Flashing ICS:".
Does it mean that is will flash ICS or that I need to have ICS to flash it ?
because I don't have ICS... I have Gingerbread ...
2. Does the process in both your links change the Kernel or the Rom ?
(I managed to forget all this stuff since I last did this 2 years ago)
3. Which ROM would you recommend to use ? (out of the AOPS, AOKS and MIUI)
Thanks !
S2User said:
Wow, that was fast !
Thanks so much for the response.
I have 3 questions if you could answer:
1. In your first link it says "Instructions For Flashing ICS:".
Does it mean that is will flash ICS or that I need to have ICS to flash it ?
because I don't have ICS... I have Gingerbread ...
2. Does the process in both your links change the Kernel or the Rom ?
(I managed to forget all this stuff since I last did this 2 years ago)
3. Which ROM would you recommend to use ? (out of the AOPS, AOKS and MIUI)
Thanks !
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1. its ok, that's probably just a typo, the android version there is 4.1.2. should state JB. via odin you can flash that and you will have official JB
flashing via odin doesnt care which version of android you currently have
2. the process of the first link will basically put a whole new kernel and rom in your system. you will have official JB kernel from samsung along with official rom from samsung. your version will be 4.1.2. (this is required to get the ics/jb bootloader which you dont have)
the purpose of the second link is to change the kernel so that it has cwm or twrp recovery integrated in. this will allow you to flash mods and roms and all that. but it is not necisary if you are not willing to use AOSP AOKP MIUI. if you'd like to stick with the official and see how it performs then you don't have to do the second link
3. personally i think the simpler the better, i use CM10.1 (CyanogenMod 10.1) <----- thanks to codworkerx, i also like Thinking Bridge http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2199527 (thanks to Black_Prince for his great work)
couple any of those roms with http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2251840 kernel (thanks to biagio7xD) and you will have a super fast rom with no SOD
xtachix said:
1. its ok, that's probably just a typo, the android version there is 4.1.2. should state JB. via odin you can flash that and you will have official JB
flashing via odin doesnt care which version of android you currently have
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Thanks for the info.
2. the process of the first link will basically put a whole new kernel and rom in your system. you will have official JB kernel from samsung along with official rom from samsung. your version will be 4.1.2. (this is required to get the ics/jb bootloader which you dont have)
the purpose of the second link is to change the kernel so that it has cwm or twrp recovery integrated in. this will allow you to flash mods and roms and all that. but it is not necisary if you are not willing to use AOSP AOKP MIUI. if you'd like to stick with the official and see how it performs then you don't have to do the second link
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I would like to go with custom ROMs. do I have to do the chapter 'Instructions For Changing CSC' that is in your first link ?
It says that it will wipe my device.
3. personally i think the simpler the better, i use CM10.1 (CyanogenMod 10.1) <----- thanks to codworkerx, i also like Thinking Bridge http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2199527 (thanks to Black_Prince for his great work)
couple any of those roms with http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2251840 kernel (thanks to biagio7xD) and you will have a super fast rom with no SOD
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Thanks for the info. I don't think I will use the simple CM10.1 . I will look for a nice-looking UI rom.
By the way - do all the ROMs work with the Kernel that I will install in step 1 ?
S2User said:
Thanks for the info.
I would like to go with custom ROMs. do I have to do the chapter 'Instructions For Changing CSC' that is in your first link ?
It says that it will wipe my device.
Thanks for the info. I don't think I will use the simple CM10.1 . I will look for a nice-looking UI rom.
By the way - do all the ROMs work with the Kernel that I will install in step 1 ?
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Dont worry about CSC.
every rom comes with its own kernel, if you're refering to step one as in the official then that's the kernel for official and nothing else
the blazing kernel is also for official and nothing else (or official based roms)
the kernel link i gave you last was for aosp aokp based roms
xtachix said:
Dont worry about CSC.
every rom comes with its own kernel, if you're refering to step one as in the official then that's the kernel for official and nothing else
the blazing kernel is also for official and nothing else (or official based roms)
the kernel link i gave you last was for aosp aokp based roms
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So I am a bit confused now ...
You say 'don't worry about CSC'.
Does that mean I don't have to install CSC ?
Or that I do have to install it, but not worry about it...
also - I understood from your 1st comment that I have to go through the official kernel & rom, before I can put a custom rom.
Did I get it right ?
Because now from your last comment - I am understanding that if I want a custom rom - I can go ahead and just install it with its own kernel, without having to go through the first step of installing the official rom and kernel.
xtachix said:
officially yes, unofficially(none samsung) yes
unofficial (none samsung)
first you need to do the official thing (so you can get the ics/jb boatloader in), if you wish to stick with the official then you're done, no need to continue.
then you need to do this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2113545 flash via stock recovery (thanks to Ryuinferno for his great work)
then you can flash whatever rom you want (AOSP, AOKP, MIUI)
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Another question : I looked at this link - isn't CWM6 old ? I thought that the latest version is 10.1
S2User said:
So I am a bit confused now ...
You say 'don't worry about CSC'.
Does that mean I don't have to install CSC ?
Or that I do have to install it, but not worry about it...
also - I understood from your 1st comment that I have to go through the official kernel & rom, before I can put a custom rom.
Did I get it right ?
Because now from your last comment - I am understanding that if I want a custom rom - I can go ahead and just install it with its own kernel, without having to go through the first step of installing the official rom and kernel.
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dont worry about the csc means really dont worry, every official rom, custom rom, comes with csc. some of them have multiple csc.
S2User said:
Another question : I looked at this link - isn't CWM6 old ? I thought that the latest version is 10.1
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CWM = clockworkmod (this is the recovery integrated with the kernel. you have a few main types- cwm, twrp, official). this recovery allows you to install roms and such. version 6 is the latest. if i'm not mistaken the version you have for gingerbread would be (if you have cwm) 4 or 5.
cm = cyanogenmod (this is the rom)
they are two different things.
let us go through the basics:
what does a ROM have?
it has a kernel (this allows you to do the basic io stuff, it has cwm or twrp >> if custom, or official recover if official)
it has a bootloader (this allows you to get into a specific version of roms), official roms have the bootloader
it has system files (this is the actual rom base, it has all the modules)
it has basic apps (well, these are the apps, dialer, messaging, etc..)
it has csc
it has baseband and ril
let us elaborate a little bit:
your phone currently has gingerbread bootloader. so it is version 2.0+
to use Icecream sandwich you need the icecream sandwich bootloader. 4.0+
different version means different bootloader
this is where flashing a rom via odin comes in handy. it will install that specific bootloader into your phone
ofcourse along with other things, like the kernel, actual rom, apps. so you will have a full 4.1.2 system.
notice: ics and jb bootloaders are the same, reason is simple, the base version of both is 4, if there they introduce a version 5 android then everyone has to get the newest bootloader for version 5 to use it.
it doesnt matter where the 4.x+ comes from, if it is aosp aokp official miui, the bootloader is REQUIRED to run any of those
now your first step is to install the official rom (this way you ensure that you have the proper bootloader, and at the same time you get the official 4.1.2). now if you want to keep the official then there is nothing else to do, if by any chance you need to change csc then the steps there are simple, but it is not required. look up what is csc
next you need to install a kernel that has either cwm or twrp (this way you prepare yourself to install custom roms)
next you select the rom you would like to install, download it and put it in your sdcard
next you boot into recover (notice it is different from the official one, it has many options)
install the rom from the sdcard location
and in many cases you will have to install gapps (google apps, and do not make a mistake and install the wrong one, every version of android has its own gapps, if you have 4.2.2 install ONLY 4.2.2 gapps)
done!
as i mentioned above, every rom comes with whatever that it comes with. a kernel, csc, blah blah blah.
so basically what happens when you flash the custom rom?
simple, you change the kernel (zImage) it has its own and that's what it needs to run, and official kernel cannot run an aosp rom. period.
you put a whole new framework, system, apps, based on the android version they have been developed in.
next if you want to modify things, you can get into themes, installing another kernel, changing baseband and ril(Radio Interface Layer), and so on.
well i hope this helps
xtachix said:
dont worry about the csc means really dont worry, every official rom, custom rom, comes with csc. some of them have multiple csc.
CWM = clockworkmod (this is the recovery integrated with the kernel. you have a few main types- cwm, twrp, official). this recovery allows you to install roms and such. version 6 is the latest. if i'm not mistaken the version you have for gingerbread would be (if you have cwm) 4 or 5.
cm = cyanogenmod (this is the rom)
they are two different things.
let us go through the basics:
what does a ROM have?
it has a kernel (this allows you to do the basic io stuff, it has cwm or twrp >> if custom, or official recover if official)
it has a bootloader (this allows you to get into a specific version of roms), official roms have the bootloader
it has system files (this is the actual rom base, it has all the modules)
it has basic apps (well, these are the apps, dialer, messaging, etc..)
it has csc
it has baseband and ril
let us elaborate a little bit:
your phone currently has gingerbread bootloader. so it is version 2.0+
to use Icecream sandwich you need the icecream sandwich bootloader. 4.0+
different version means different bootloader
this is where flashing a rom via odin comes in handy. it will install that specific bootloader into your phone
ofcourse along with other things, like the kernel, actual rom, apps. so you will have a full 4.1.2 system.
notice: ics and jb bootloaders are the same, reason is simple, the base version of both is 4, if there they introduce a version 5 android then everyone has to get the newest bootloader for version 5 to use it.
it doesnt matter where the 4.x+ comes from, if it is aosp aokp official miui, the bootloader is REQUIRED to run any of those
now your first step is to install the official rom (this way you ensure that you have the proper bootloader, and at the same time you get the official 4.1.2). now if you want to keep the official then there is nothing else to do, if by any chance you need to change csc then the steps there are simple, but it is not required. look up what is csc
next you need to install a kernel that has either cwm or twrp (this way you prepare yourself to install custom roms)
next you select the rom you would like to install, download it and put it in your sdcard
next you boot into recover (notice it is different from the official one, it has many options)
install the rom from the sdcard location
and in many cases you will have to install gapps (google apps, and do not make a mistake and install the wrong one, every version of android has its own gapps, if you have 4.2.2 install ONLY 4.2.2 gapps)
done!
as i mentioned above, every rom comes with whatever that it comes with. a kernel, csc, blah blah blah.
so basically what happens when you flash the custom rom?
simple, you change the kernel (zImage) it has its own and that's what it needs to run, and official kernel cannot run an aosp rom. period.
you put a whole new framework, system, apps, based on the android version they have been developed in.
next if you want to modify things, you can get into themes, installing another kernel, changing baseband and ril(Radio Interface Layer), and so on.
well i hope this helps
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Thanks so much for the information !
I've managed to install 10.1 and now have 4.2.2 !
Thanks so much !
S2User said:
Thanks so much for the information !
I've managed to install 10.1 and now have 4.2.2 !
Thanks so much !
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you're most welcome,
enjoy your newly flashed rom
Hi everyone, I have a problem with my Lg L9 II, it's the the stock rom but updated on 4.4.2 (KitKat).I have some bugs on my phone and it's a bit slower.I want to the install my original rom 4.1.2, I dowloaded him from your forum but when I transfer on SD Card and open CWM with the button volume up and power key I get the block ( I take picture and she is in attachment). I don't have a root. Can anyone explain me how to fix that, that I can install my original rom with CWM or TWRP. I hope so that You can help me, and sorry if the that thread is duplicate, I'm new here and don't know how it's work. Thanx in advice.
Kind Regards
did you had CWM installed!?
if you want "original" ROM (from LG), install the 4.4.2_V20g version via KDZ install (20g is the best version in my experience).
if you want cwm or twrp to experiment custom roms.... a good start: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2730501
Cisf said:
did you had CWM installed!?
if you want "original" ROM (from LG), install the 4.4.2_V20g version via KDZ install (20g is the best version in my experience).
if you want cwm or twrp to experiment custom roms.... a good start: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2730501
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I don't have CWM Instaled, When I want get inside CWM I have message from picture in attachment. Now I have instaled that version 4.4.2 v20g but it's not good in my case,I want to restore my original softwear 4.1.2. but I don't know how to do that.
alen922008 said:
I don't have CWM Instaled, When I want get inside CWM I have message from picture in attachment. Now I have instaled that version 4.4.2 v20g but it's not good in my case,I want to restore my original softwear 4.1.2. but I don't know how to do that.
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You need to flash the respective V10x kdz(according to your region). V20 is KitKat. V10 is JellyBean.