Otg/mhl with charging - HTC Droid DNA

Looking to purchase these 2 cables. Anyone see a logical reason why they would not work?
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B009YPYORM/ref=mp_s_a_1?qid=1362454300&sr=8-1&pi=SL75
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B006V7F380/ref=mp_s_a_1?qid=1362454564&sr=8-20&pi=SL75
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I know for a fact mhl will work so I assume otg will as well.
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I know otg and mhl work too, it's the charging capability of the cables while doing it that I'm asking about.
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KyJelly69 said:
I know otg and mhl work too, it's the charging capability of the cables while doing it that I'm asking about.
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I believe its going to take a kernel developer merging that ability into a kernel if it's possible hardware wise. I'd ask the kernel developers if they personally use OTG or if they have any interest in developing that ability in the future. If you get a maybe then you'll know that its possible down the road, and if you get a hell no, then you'll know not to get your hopes up.
Be sure they know that you aren't telling them to do it or asking in a "whats taking so long" kind of way.
Faux incorporated that ability into the Nexus 7, I don't know that it's his commit though he might have just used another devs feature, but it was his thread where I read about it, that information might give ya something to start researching. I am going to be checking into this also, it was already on my list of crap to do, but there's so much crap everywhere and not nearly enough to doing on my part, so I haven't gotten around to it yet.

CharliesTheMan said:
I believe its going to take a kernel developer merging that ability into a kernel if it's possible hardware wise. I'd ask the kernel developers if they personally use OTG or if they have any interest in developing that ability in the future. If you get a maybe then you'll know that its possible down the road, and if you get a hell no, then you'll know not to get your hopes up.
Be sure they know that you aren't telling them to do it or asking in a "whats taking so long" kind of way.
Faux incorporated that ability into the Nexus 7, I don't know that it's his commit though he might have just used another devs feature, but it was his thread where I read about it, that information might give ya something to start researching. I am going to be checking into this also, it was already on my list of crap to do, but there's so much crap everywhere and not nearly enough to doing on my part, so I haven't gotten around to it yet.
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all jelly bean kernels support this by default now

I got the otg cable today. The otg works but the charging does not.
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Out of curiosity, can you run dmesg -c to clear the buffer, plug the cable into a power source and then grab the dmesg output on the off chance it says something useful?

crpalmer said:
Out of curiosity, can you run dmesg -c to clear the buffer, plug the cable into a power source and then grab the dmesg output on the off chance it says something useful?
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I have no idea. In term emulator? How do I get the dmesg after?
Edit: got it cleared now to figure out how to save it.
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su
dmesg >/mnt/sdcard/dmesg.txt
logcat -d -v time >/mnt/sdcard/logcat.txt

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USB Host mode for enabling perihperals

do we have usb host mode capabilities with the t-bolt? i would hate to buy another adapter like i did for my eris and then find out we have no host mode. i would like to be able to plug in a mini keyboard, a game controller, or even just a flash drive, but not without host mode. if we dont, any ideas on enabling it somehow in an ASOP rom maybe?
I have been asking the same question.. Our devs don't seem to like the idea very much.. I think it would be a major advancement..
You can plug a flash drive into the eris?
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yea it would be awesome, and no you cant, it has no host mode the og droid does though, i think it has to be hardware enabled but you would assume there would be a way to emulate that with the phone
The hardware does in fact support host mode.. I believe most htc phones do... The kernel is the tricky part.. if any devs would like to help us out.. Please give a shout
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I'm learning how to cook kernels.. With the sole propose of eventually getting host mode
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if you happen to stumble across anything let us know. anything i can do to help?
Sorry for digging up an old thread, but I'm very interested in this! Any movement on it?
i haven't seen/heard anything, maybe one day
Google announced today at google io it will be supported in android 3.1.
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lol too bad that wont help us
svxdriver said:
Google announced today at google io it will be supported in android 3.1.
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Yes and no.
The Android 3.1 platform (also backported to Android 2.3.4) introduces Android Open Accessory support, which allows external USB hardware (an Android USB accessory) to interact with an Android-powered device in a special "accessory" mode.
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http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/usb/adk.html
People have gotten it working through software emulation already on htc phones similar to the thunderbolt (desire) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=702742
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Yes and no.
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/usb/adk.html
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so then we should be able to use this on newer roms?
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so then we should be able to use this on newer roms?
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The gingerbread leak we currently have is 2.3.4. Whether it's enabled already in that build or it will come later is something I don't know.
Any more movement on this? I wait with eager anticipation for the ability to connect a usb drive to my thunderbolt!
I am also in need of a kernel for my Thunderbolt. I could really use the USB Host functionality.

[Q] adb from tab to phone?

Is there anyway to run adb type commands from a tablet to get into your phone?
I've done some searching with no luck. I thanks in advance.
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Is there anyway to run adb type commands from a tablet to get into your phone?
I've done some searching with no luck. I thanks in advance.
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What exactly are you trying to do?
I have no access to a computer while I'm away from home. The idea like to have a safety net to recover my phone if something unfortunate happens.
I had a little scare with the new amon recovery and am looking for a way to recover if I screw up. I work on call so my phone working is a must.
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you could use an ssh client on your tablet and run an ssh server on your phone or vice versa. Essentially you can do everything you can do with adb from the command line shell. If you don't know how to do that, just reply and I can tell you. Better to reply here so others can see as well than a PM just in case you do.
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you could use an ssh client on your tablet and run an ssh server on your phone or vice versa. Essentially you can do everything you can do with adb from the command line shell. If you don't know how to do that, just reply and I can tell you. Better to reply here so others can see as well than a PM just in case you do.
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I think what he's wanting to do is use fastboot commands as well as ADB commands. Not just the bash shell. Am I right?
It's also possible to compile adb (and any other part of the android toolkit, though some would be obviously useless) for ARM since it's opensourced.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5904765/build-android-adb-for-arm-processor
Have to cross compile and all that or google around and find a precompiled ARM binary.
Would I personally want to cross compile all of it? Not really, lol. Compiling just adb alone would be easier though.
Loonatic is correct, id like to have access to fastboot commands aswell as adb commands.
The SSH I don't think would be a problem setting up, but the SSH is only useful if the phone is operational.
Having access to fastboot commands via the tab is what id like so atleast if I borked something I've got a means to recover.
Out of curiousity what instances would SSH from one to the other be practical vs using the terminal? (Don't take that as being smart ass I'm really unsure)
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Loonatic is correct, id like to have access to fastboot commands aswell as adb commands.
The SSH I don't think would be a problem setting up, but the SSH is only useful if the phone is operational.
Having access to fastboot commands via the tab is what id like so atleast if I borked something I've got a means to recover.
Out of curiousity what instances would SSH from one to the other be practical vs using the terminal? (Don't take that as being smart ass I'm really unsure)
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I guess you would prefer having a larger keyboard of the tablet plus the terminal emulator is sort of crap. You can retrieve your last commands easily or copy and paste easily (assuming the client on your device functions better).
It's possible to compile fastboot like adb for ARM since it's in the toolkit as well, but I don't think I would personally want to spend somewhere between 2-5 hours or so figuring out why some random library is missing or some of the weird errors that pop up when you use the NDK or the Code Sourcery Toolchains (dealing with ffmpeg, bash, busybox and the android kernel was enough). I encourage you to try it though and if you encounter any errors I can try to help you figure them out, but I just don't have the time or motivation to do it myself since it's not that useful to me and I don't think too many others are looking for it either.
However even if it were compiled, I think the issue would be if you can actually do something liek connect via fastboot over a wireless tcp connection (since it works from such a low level) from one device to the other since I don't think a usb cable is going to work when the devices in question are a tablet and a phone. I know you can for adb, but fastboot, I don't know. That would be the question you would have to figure out first before even dealing with anything else.
I was hoping that since my iconia has a full USB port that I could somehow take advantage of already having those hardware drives in place. I see how this becomes a large predicament with other tabs that don't have. Full USB port.
I've read around and haven't really come across much useful information.
I think it would be useful to other users if there hardware met the requirements.
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I was hoping that since my iconia has a full USB port that I could somehow take advantage of already having those hardware drives in place. I see how this becomes a large predicament with other tabs that don't have. Full USB port.
I've read around and haven't really come across much useful information.
I think it would be useful to other users if there hardware met the requirements.
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Hmm...you might be able to if it has a full usb port. Still need to compile it though
If there were enough interest, I would take a shot at it, but that's the first tablet I heard of having a full usb port.
Only tablet I have is the HP touchpad and it doesn't have a full size usb port, otherwise I wouldn't mind having adb and fastboot on it.
If you can come up with some other tablets that have a full port (at least a few), I'll try compiling it and see how much of a pain it is.
I think the iconia is the only tab with a full usb, don't quote me on that though tech changes too fast
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May be a good reason to get an iconia
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That is pretty nice that it has a full usb port, kind of surprised any do.
Perhaps ask how many are interested under the iconia forum? Might also find someone else that wants to try taking up cross compiling it as well that has it. If not and there's enough interest, I wouldn't rule out attempting it.
Will ask around over there.
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Will ask around over there.
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let me know how it goes

Wanna help make your phone better.

Even if you have no coding experience at all, you can help. Testing is the easiest way to help. There are millions of lines of code and ways to set up these phones. Testing is the most important part of the development process. Without testers bugs will roam free. There are two separate major test categories, kernels and roms. Then minor testing such as mods/themes/etc. Kernels are the brains of the phone. Roms is the body. Both need to be tested and both need to be improved. When you test please do more than just quadrant. Make specific repeatable comments that will help some one fix the issue. Thanks and happy testing
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Ill do some testing.
jokersax11 said:
Even if you have no coding experience at all, you can help. Testing is the easiest way to help. There are millions of lines of code and ways to set up these phones. Testing is the most important part of the development process. Without testers bugs will roam free. There are two separate major test categories, kernels and roms. Then minor testing such as mods/themes/etc. Kernels are the brains of the phone. Roms is the body. Both need to be tested and both need to be improved. When you test please do more than just quadrant. Make specific repeatable commits that will help some one fix the issue. Thanks and happy testing
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Im in for some testing
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I don't have the time, got a few $$$ to help someone buy a phone. can sens to your paypal Joker?
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I have a photon already
dsims7_2000 said:
I don't have the time, got a few $$$ to help someone buy a phone. can sens to your paypal Joker?
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I think he is refering to sending you money to buy a phone strictly for testing.... so you dont brick yours
Oh well i dont mind. Its almost impossible to brick this phone. As long as you dont play with bad bootloaders(*cough yay4juggs *cough).
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I think he is refering to sending you money to buy a phone strictly for testing.... so you dont brick yours
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I do have a project i want tested. On the razr forum there is a project call debtop. Can someone flash my newest hardvfp kernel and test debtop on the photon. I believe i got the kernel to support it.
Edit gentop not debtop
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Ok - I'd love to help, but I'm not sure what your kernel is or the gentop is? I've rooted my phone, messed with a few simple things here and there, but other than that - I'm still learning. I did install a custom ROM on my old Hero, but I haven't messed with the Photon.
I do have time though - I work a lot of night shifts and if shown how to do something, I learn it quickly! If I can be any help, message me and I'll do what I can to help out!
I gotcha bubb. I'm in a 4G area if you you are still working on the bootloader
Hell I will even let you remote control my computer. Just don't go into the folder that says mmmm lol
No need. I actually know how to install a 64 bit operating system. Lol. Im slowly working on it. Its not a bootloader problem. Motorolas official engineering phones with real unlocked factory bootloaders dont have 4g. So obviously we gotta look elsewhere. Its possibly recovery related or some form of security check. Once we find exactly what it we can fix it. The best way is to dd everything. Like dd / lol. Once with stock, then after unlock only then recovey change. Once all three is pulled. Someone needs to run a diff, or physically cross check everything, eek. Once the culprit is found we will squash it. so obviously you can see this will be time consuming. Way more time then I ever get. I would have to take a vacation just to get that kind of time. I can do the squashing after the fact but atm im stuck trying to blindly fix it
AJC9000 said:
I gotcha bubb. I'm in a 4G area if you you are still working on the bootloader
Hell I will even let you remote control my computer. Just don't go into the folder that says mmmm lol
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melodic manatee men masturbating lonely over leftovers.
Nope wont open that folder
AJC9000 said:
I gotcha bubb. I'm in a 4G area if you you are still working on the bootloader
Hell I will even let you remote control my computer. Just don't go into the folder that says mmmm lol
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Okay this is to everyone wanting to help. Find me cool patches. Remember your looking for arm no neon stuff the kernel is 2.6.32.9(kinda). I might update to .50 if I can ever find those patches. Most stuff I can manually patch and do, but 2.6.32.* patches are huge and I need .patch's to do that. If you find kernels from other phones with cool stuff please make sure they actually post source. A bfs 400+ patch for 2.6.32.9 would be awesome, so would proper autogroups. Post findings here.
Thanks and happy hunting
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I'm not a programmer but I would like to help if I can. Picked up my MoPho 3 weeks ago, rooted it, and did a couple buildprop tweaks but nothing else. Haven't unlocked it yet, either. I would like to flash a different rom and/or kernel but want to do more reading first. I also need to get the right sbf and such, too. Currently system version 45.3.6.MB855.sprint.en.us; Android 2.3.4; Baseband N_01.28.07R; Webtop WT-1.2.0-160; Kernel [email protected] #2; Build 4.5.1A-1SUN-198.6
I'm a MoPho-er
This is good!
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I'd be happy to test, but I don't want to unlock the bootloader until it doesn't break 4g
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Joker this is just a thought but have you looked at the LTE drivers at all maybe something could be made from that or in any way be helpful
Lte drivers are there. Edit the build.prop
AJC9000 said:
Joker this is just a thought but have you looked at the LTE drivers at all maybe something could be made from that or in any way be helpful
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Not sure if I can say much on here but try to move the signal to Verizon.
I saw on the zumocast advert on the motorola website the photon was sporting the LTE icon. Maybe a minor error with one of the artists or maybe a hint...

Cyanogenmod?

Any chance of getting cm, maybe official so we can use the amazing cyandelta app.
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playmobot said:
Any chance of getting cm, maybe official so we can use the amazing cyandelta app.
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That requires either a CM guy to have our phone and decide to develop for it, or one of our amazing dev's to port it. Since we just got the ability to unlock the bootloader, It'll take a little while for things to ramp up. Baby steps.
Patgt500 said:
That requires either a CM guy to have our phone and decide to develop for it, or one of our amazing dev's to port it. Since we just got the ability to unlock the bootloader, It'll take a little while for things to ramp up. Baby steps.
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How hard can it be to port CM?? I ask because I am considering attempting to do this over thanksgiving... I never ported CM before and I don't have much of an understanding of the Android Source code... But I can get my way around basic source code editing, if I have a lot of help... So, if someone can tell me how to start porting this thing, I may attempt to do so over thanksgiving.. but don't get your hopes up, I am just a novice dude here...
I think there are some porting guides on xda somewhere for cm9 try looking at those. Im willing to test builds by the way.
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I would imagine it would be fairly difficult, the rezound took some time to get AOSP on it.
litetaker said:
How hard can it be to port CM?? I ask because I am considering attempting to do this over thanksgiving... I never ported CM before and I don't have much of an understanding of the Android Source code... But I can get my way around basic source code editing, if I have a lot of help... So, if someone can tell me how to start porting this thing, I may attempt to do so over thanksgiving.. but don't get your hopes up, I am just a novice dude here...
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Ya gotta start somewhere. Good luck!
good luck my friend.
prepare for many sleepless, banging head against the wall - nights/mornings.
What Andy said lol. Also, look in the rez forums, there are a few developers there who have already encountered some of the issues you may and they may be able to help you (particularly Chad)
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Hehe I have a Jellybean AOKP test build available. Tester needs S-ON bootloader unlocked. Not S-Off, cause I don't want to brick anyone. Also need to be able to get/send me a logcat of the build. PM me.
dmeadows013 said:
Hehe I have a Jellybean AOKP test build available. Tester needs S-ON bootloader unlocked. Not S-Off, cause I don't want to brick anyone. Also need to be able to get/send me a logcat of the build. PM me.
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Well that was quick! You're a boss dmeadows. Post that shiz in development, I'd help but I'll be busy until Sunday night unfortunately
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dmeadows you just made my night. No joke.
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dmeadows013 said:
Hehe I have a Jellybean AOKP test build available. Tester needs S-ON bootloader unlocked. Not S-Off, cause I don't want to brick anyone. Also need to be able to get/send me a logcat of the build. PM me.
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Great job!!! I can test it but briefly tonight. Or after Sunday.
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I Dont mind testing as well. Pm me if you need peepz
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Is this still being worked on? It would be great to have it. Thanks.
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+1 miss aosp
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+1 miss aosp
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dmeadows013 said something about a build being available but not quite sure if he was being serious or not. Anyway, I have a plan cooking up. I will download source and try to compile it, but fair warning I am a total newb to aosp deving and it may take forever, or never, to make a working AOSP build. I'm getting myself a new laptop which should help me build this thing. So far I put it off as my primary machine is tied up doing my regular work and with this spare laptop, I can do the hell I want while doing my regular work. Multitasking at its best!
Also, I really want to get some pointers on how to setup the build for a new device. I know that if all we are trying to do is build for a device that is already supported, then you already have the necessary files to compile it for that device. But, what I don't know is how to set up the build environment for a new device. Someone with some know how will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
litetaker said:
dmeadows013 said something about a build being available but not quite sure if he was being serious or not. Anyway, I have a plan cooking up. I will download source and try to compile it, but fair warning I am a total newb to aosp deving and it may take forever, or never, to make a working AOSP build. I'm getting myself a new laptop which should help me build this thing. So far I put it off as my primary machine is tied up doing my regular work and with this spare laptop, I can do the hell I want while doing my regular work. Multitasking at its best!
Also, I really want to get some pointers on how to setup the build for a new device. I know that if all we are trying to do is build for a device that is already supported, then you already have the necessary files to compile it for that device. But, what I don't know is how to set up the build environment for a new device. Someone with some know how will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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I would talk to dmeandows, I tested a few builds for him that didn't boot up
you want CM, get a phone to AREOEVAN. he's the one that can do it.
Aldo101t said:
you want CM, get a phone to AREOEVAN. he's the one that can do it.
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this is true, we should start a bounty thread for him to get aphone
Yesssssssssss let's get Evan's ass over here

N4 conv friendly walkthrough

Anyone willing to help make sure I don't brick my og doing the n4 conversion? I'm very techy, but not hacky. I really want this but I am just to nervous to attempt with all the warnings on the thread? Possibly bored and maybe want to help do it remotely?
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I also think a good thorough guide would be a good idea. Just have it include what you need to get first, what to do, what fixes to flash after, and a list of common problems/solutions and such. This would definitely save a lot of people a lot of searching, and save a lot of people from answering the same questions over and over...
The OP of the thread has all of this info. You won't brick if you follow the instructions exactly.
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The OP of the thread has all of this info. You won't brick if you follow the instructions exactly.
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Yea but there are extra steps that you need if you run into any issues and its sucks to have to read through 70 pages to find the answer to the problem most of it is just nonsense
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Anyone willing to help make sure I don't brick my og doing the n4 conversion? I'm very techy, but not hacky. I really want this but I am just to nervous to attempt with all the warnings on the thread? Possibly bored and maybe want to help do it remotely?
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Before starting
Make sure LGPNST is properly set up
Make sure adb and fastboot is configured
Now
Flash Nexus 4 tot
Once it gets to 85% and errors out exit out pand power off by holding all buttons down
Power back on into the boot loader using the power button and volume up
Open command prompt on computer
Type fastboot -w
Once the process is done start phone
It should boot
If you want to revert
Wipe system data and cache with recovery
Flash back to stock tot
Then follow this for working camera in jelly bean ROMs
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2146816
[FIX][Re-stock after N4][E970] Camera Fix for JB !!!Beta!!!
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I actually understand the process, but I want someone readily available, I don't have time waiting for responses, I need my phone, I have a evo 3d on 4.2 , I can't stand not having cm or job on a newer device, with so much power, from what I read, we won't be seeing jb, or klp as original source for our ogs . the only option I see is going n4 , I just can't brick my phone. Its rooted and unlocked . I'm just toooooo scared of being without my phone
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If you're that dependent on your phone then don't convert to n4. There will be a better way to run aosp soon.
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We have several very good devs working on a kernel for aosp right now. It should be working very soon. He is basing it off lg source, with mako video and audio drivers. Not much longer now.
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Does anyone know if MHL is supported with the N4 conversion?

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