Just wanted to know how everyone is preparing for android 4.3 which I'm sure is to be announced and available later on today.
Custom ROM users: are you flashing back to stock?
As a rooted and custom ROM user, I'm torn between flashing back to stock for update or just waiting a few weeks until its baked into some awesome ROMs. Thoughts?
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HarmonyFlame said:
Just wanted to know how everyone is preparing for android 4.3 which I'm sure is to be announced and available later on today.
Custom ROM users: are you flashing back to stock?
As a rooted and custom ROM user, I'm torn between flashing back to stock for update or just waiting a few weeks until its baked into some awesome ROMs. Thoughts?
Sent from my Nexus 10 using Tapatalk HD
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Not doing anything. Doesn't really bother me. Once it's released, if it is found to have some must-have improvements, then i'll most likely wait for AOKP to incorporate it, but for now, my tablet works just fine and i can't see a reason to consider changing things up.
hughlle said:
Not doing anything. Doesn't really bother me. Once it's released, if it is found to have some must-have improvements, then i'll most likely wait for AOKP to incorporate it, but for now, my tablet works just fine and i can't see a reason to consider changing things up.
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That's fair. For me though, honestly I may end up flashing back just to resolve the Mali driver issue. On my n10 it is a huge problem and I may not be able to wait any longer to resolve it, so hopefully 4.3 includes the drivers. We'll see.
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I also plan to just wait until it makes its way to CM. I'm planning on building my ROMs from source from this point on (adding PDroid and some other local changes) and it shouldn't take too long until CM is updated. I picked CM mainly because their build instructions are the best I've been able to find.
Just announced that starting today, Android 4.3 will be pushed to the Nexus 4, Nexus 7, Galaxy Nexus and Nexus 10.
Hi guys,
Do you recon 4.3 will need wipe or non - wipe? hope its non-wipe
HarmonyFlame said:
Just wanted to know how everyone is preparing for android 4.3 which I'm sure is to be announced and available later on today.
Custom ROM users: are you flashing back to stock?
As a rooted and custom ROM user, I'm torn between flashing back to stock for update or just waiting a few weeks until its baked into some awesome ROMs. Thoughts?
Sent from my Nexus 10 using Tapatalk HD
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Can we receive update if on stock, but rooted? Do we have to have stock recovery? Never had a Nexus device so I'm just wondering...
Its been so long since I updated mine I can't even remember what to do. I think the Nexus 10 toolkit will do it for me since I'm rooted.
dfox123 said:
Can we receive update if on stock, but rooted? Do we have to have stock recovery? Never had a Nexus device so I'm just wondering...
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While I'm not positive, I'm fairly certain that you update even without stock recovery, but you will use root unless you use an app called "OTA Root keeper"
It's already available for download at https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#mantarayjwr66v
Flash with fastboot.
CazeW said:
It's already available for download at https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#mantarayjwr66v
Flash with fastboot.
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Keep in mind if you do this, your device will be wiped. This is NOT an OTA.
mustbepbs said:
Keep in mind if you do this, your device will be wiped. This is NOT an OTA.
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I flashed manually and via the script and get stuck at the X logo on boot.
I would hold off on flashing for now.
xetrev said:
I flashed manually and via the script and get stuck at the X logo on boot.
I would hold off on flashing for now.
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Flashed mine, wiped all data, but works fine (I had restored to stock rom and recovery beforehand).
Notable changes include slightly snappier response, miracast support, and apparently finger flinger is fixed (read that in a other thread, i'm not rooted so can't check)
Chluz said:
Flashed mine, wiped all data, but works fine (I had restored to stock rom and recovery beforehand).
Notable changes include slightly snappier response, miracast support, and apparently finger flinger is fixed (read that in a other thread, i'm not rooted so can't check)
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Yup, we can't confirm that in the code yet but it looks good. The end to random reboots might be here
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Chluz said:
...and apparently finger flinger is fixed (read that in a other thread, i'm not rooted so can't check)
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Made me laugh. I'm sure you meant surface flinger.
From my S-Off BadSeed DNA
trickster2369 said:
Made me laugh. I'm sure you meant surface flinger.
From my S-Off BadSeed DNA
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Yep ?
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Did anyone get ota yet? I don't want to flash factory image so I don't lose data as I just lost all my data a week ago
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xetrev said:
I flashed manually and via the script and get stuck at the X logo on boot.
I would hold off on flashing for now.
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I had that problem when I flashed the old OS after unlocking bootloader when I got the N10. A subsequent data wipe fixed it:
1. Reboot into Fast Boot
2. Select Recovery using volume rocker. Hit power to select. You'll get the android mascot with the red exclamation point.
4. Press Power and Volume Up at the same time (this is the side of the volume rocker that is away from the power button for those new to the device).
5. Choose to wipe all data. Confirm the selection.
6. Reboot.
I have my rablet rooted and bootloader unkocked. If i update via OTA i will lose root i suppose? I heard that the bootloader changes too. It will be relocked?
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Your phone has to be updated to ATT 4.1.2 OTA, rooted and unlocked with FreeGee in order for this to work!
This CM10.1 ROM is essentially the same as in my other thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2130639
but with minor modification to work on ATT LGOG updated to 4.1.2 OTA. 4.1.2 OTA is essential since it allows to boot mako (nexus 4) based kernels.
Do not flash kernels from N4 forums. You will hard brick your phone by flashing many of them!
The problem is is that many of them refer to partitions by number and the numbers are different between Nexus 4 and Optimus G so you will flash boot.img into rpm partition. Brick.
Even if you're lucky and installation script refer to partitions by name, the radio will not work and of cause you will not have ext sd, capacitive keys etc.
What works:
- External SD card
- Camera
- GPS
- NFC (don't install Google Wallet, it breaks NFC Server)
- Capacitive keys
- HDMI over MHL
- the usual stuff
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Known problems:
- CM 10.1 is still not released so it may have some bugs
- notification LED(power button) is not reliable
- you tell me
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Notes:
- Backup your EFS partitions before flashing any firmware: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2161611
- Gapps are not included.
Gapps by BaNkS: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2012857 work good for me.
Install what you use(Gmail, Maps etc) from Play Store.
- Since this is based on my N4 conversion ROM your phone will identify itself as Nexus 4.
- No modem is included in this ROM. 4.1.2 modem from AT&T update(you should have after installing 4.1.2 OTA) works with no issues so far, everything(LTE/GPS/sensors etc) is functional . Thanks g33k3r! : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2220048. It shows 'Maritime' when connected to AT&T network, just ignore this, I will look into it later.
- HDMI over MHL does not work in mirror mode (known N4 CM 10.1 bug) as of now: Media players and youtube play video to both phone screen and hdmi but regular apps output video to either phone screen or hdmi: after connecting MHL cable, turn screen off then on to switch to hdmi
- If you use faux123 kernel with my fixes I recommend to buy 'Faux123 Kernel Enhancement Project' from Play Store
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Installation instructions:
If installing the ROM for the first time:
- boot into recovery.
- do a backup of your current rom/data !
- system partition needs to be formatted: enter 'mounts and storage' cwm menu and do 'format /system'
- do 'wipe data/factory reset'
- install ROM zip
- install Gapps zip
- reboot
If upgrading to the new version of the ROM:
- boot into recovery.
- do a backup of your current rom/data !
- wipe cache partition
- wipe dalvik cache
- install ROM zip
- install Gapps zip
- reboot
Optional:
- If NFC does not work for you, flash this in cwm: http://d-h.st/51v Flash it ONLY if NFC does not work for you!
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Changelog/Links:
2013-04-09: http://d-h.st/bqW
- Comes with faux123 based kernel with my patches by default.
to install "stock" kernel with my patches (install in recovery): http://d-h.st/QQb
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Sources:
https://github.com/dvhexer/lge-kernel-mako.git
https://github.com/dvhexer/proprietary_vendor_lge.git
https://github.com/dvhexer/android_device_lge_mako.git
https://github.com/dvhexer/mako.git
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Thanks/Credits to:
Shelnutt2 and thecubed for FreeGee
faux123 for custom kernel
g33k3r for extracting 4.1.2 ATT modem
autoprime for EFS backup scripts
Team BAKED and BaNkS for Gapps
CyanogenMod community
Google Inc
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todo
At the risk of sounding like an illiterate idiot....
This is restricted for those who actually got the OTA. It's not safe for people who flashed the AT&T 4.1.2 zip file that SnowLeopard produced, correct?
dbgeek said:
At the risk of sounding like an illiterate idiot....
This is restricted for those who actually got the OTA. It's not safe for people who flashed the AT&T 4.1.2 zip file that SnowLeopard produced, correct?
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Flashing on top of non-OTA 4.1.2 should not hard-brick your phone, but the phone will not boot.
dbgeek said:
At the risk of sounding like an illiterate idiot....
This is restricted for those who actually got the OTA. It's not safe for people who flashed the AT&T 4.1.2 zip file that SnowLeopard produced, correct?
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Correct. Everyone who flashes this must have OTA'd via Software Update. Flashing roms doesn't count since it relies on the JB trust zone partition. If you have not gotten JB officially via OTA from AT&T do not flash.
Looks like those of us on Straight Talk are SOL when it comes to all the new ROMs that are coming out since we can't get the OTA. Bummer.
dvhexer said:
Flashing on top of non-OTA 4.1.2 should not hard-brick your phone, but the phone will not boot.
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Last time someone said "flashing should not hard-brick your phone", flashing said ROM started a down hill spiral that ended in hard brick. the death spiral was likely 90% user error, but it still happened.
Nastybutler said:
Looks like those of us on Straight Talk are SOL when it comes to all the new ROMs that are coming out since we can't get the OTA. Bummer.
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A tz fix should be coming.
Flashing now! Thank you!
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A tz fix should be coming.
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I keep seeing mention of the tz partition, but I haven't really seen anything that describes what it is or how it affects the device. I've tried to keep up on all the current threads here... Did I miss something? Or has this been primarily discussed in IRC or elsewhere? Just curious as to what it is and does.
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Great work! Looks like I'm going to finally convert back to stock now. :victory:
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I keep seeing mention of the tz partition, but I haven't really seen anything that describes what it is or how it affects the device. I've tried to keep up on all the current threads here... Did I miss something? Or has this been primarily discussed in IRC or elsewhere? Just curious as to what it is and does.
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some info
I officially updated to 4.12..then ended up lgpnst-ing back to stock 4.04 will it work?
Or do I need to go through the process of updating officially again?
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I presume I can just LGNPST to 11c and then do the OTA to make this safe, correct?
Yessir
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OMGMatrix said:
I presume I can just LGNPST to 11c and then do the OTA to make this safe, correct?
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Yes. That's the route I'm going to take tonight.
A
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Frickin sweet! I did the stock ota like two days ago so I'll be flashing this right now. Thanks for the ROM.
For people asking about what does and doesn't work, have you bothered to read the OP?
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mrpanic7 said:
So does the camera work on this build? I cannot flash until I get home
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Yes
Dr0!dFreek said:
I officially updated to 4.12..then ended up lgpnst-ing back to stock 4.04 will it work?
Or do I need to go through the process of updating officially again?
Sent from my LG-E970 using xda premium
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Being on OTA is required for now.
I'm sure updated tz fix will be released soon, so you may want to wait
OMGMatrix said:
I presume I can just LGNPST to 11c and then do the OTA to make this safe, correct?
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Exactly.. followed by rooting and FreeGee'ing
Definitely notice the difference b/w this and the CM I built (stock kernel) lol
So my phone downloaded the update at&t released today, but it just boots into twrp recovery... is there a way i can locate this update and install it manually ? What's the trick to updating a rooted phone? I am on stock.
No it isn't possible
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So i can't install a newer version of the stock software if i am rooted? can i like unroot and then do it ? heh
To install an ota you need to be completely stock. Not rooted, no bloatware removed and be using stock recovery.
Nick281051 said:
No it isn't possible
Sent from my HTC One using Tapatalk 4 Beta
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Wait just a second
Update, At&t released a update., what update
Anxiously runs to phone, checks both AT&T and HTC software updates, nuthin, nada, zilch, goes back to coffee, now depressed and out of sorts, gonna call in sick
Hmmm, if your rooted, and running twrp, your technically not stock.
I just posted an easy unroot zip I made for a friend who has the same issue as you.
Going with this thread, how can you get the OTA again?
The main reason i want the update so i can use Spigen glass tr protector.... ;/ The stock is very clean and runs great.. there has to be a way to update it somehow... Since my phone downloaded the update it means its stored somewhere?? can't i use recovery to install the update ? Now i understand that might break root prob but then re root ? just thinking outloud here. What is the best rom tha is a smooth as stock or even smoother with better battery life? trick or revolution ? those seem to be the popular ones
iwcarbon said:
The main reason i want the update so i can use Spigen glass tr protector.... ;/ The stock is very clean and runs great.. there has to be a way to update it somehow... Since my phone downloaded the update it means its stored somewhere?? can't i use recovery to install the update ? Now i understand that might break root prob but then re root ? just thinking outloud here. What is the best rom tha is a smooth as stock or even smoother with better battery life? trick or revolution ? those seem to be the popular ones
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if you're stock rooted and want what the update gives you, just install this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2291908
you can flash right over your stock rom and not have to wipe or lose anything.
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if you're stock rooted and want what the update gives you, just install this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2291908
you can flash right over your stock rom and not have to wipe or lose anything.
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I wonder if that fixes the button issue with the screen protector. Is that the update at&t pushed out last few days ? that post is from 5/23
iwcarbon said:
I wonder if that fixes the button issue with the screen protector. Is that the update at&t pushed out last few days ? that post is from 5/23
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the 20mb one? yes, it's 1.26.502.12. you are probably running 1.26.502.10 now, right?
iwcarbon said:
The main reason i want the update so i can use Spigen glass tr protector.... ;/ The stock is very clean and runs great.. there has to be a way to update it somehow... Since my phone downloaded the update it means its stored somewhere?? can't i use recovery to install the update ? Now i understand that might break root prob but then re root ? just thinking outloud here. What is the best rom tha is a smooth as stock or even smoother with better battery life? trick or revolution ? those seem to be the popular ones
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Im just curious as to what a update has to do with a screen protector
Fyi
You cant install the update without being 100% stock,theres a ruu posted in here thats the current firmware and recovery
The glass screen protectors didn't work well with older software because the capacitive button sensitivity was messed up. The latest att firmware fixed them
You can't install updates when rooted. End of story
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the 20mb one? yes, it's 1.26.502.12. you are probably running 1.26.502.10 now, right?
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Yeah i have 1.26.502.10
I just did revon S-OFF.. and i am thinking of just doing
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2183023
iwcarbon said:
Yeah i have 1.26.502.10
I just did revon S-OFF.. and i am thinking of just doing
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2183023
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My HTC One is scheduled to be delivered to my house today and as soon as I get it in my hands I plan to go with ARHD 10.2 right away.
I probably want to get all the OTA updates out of the way before unlocking and rooting right???
warstalker said:
My HTC One is scheduled to be delivered to my house today and as soon as I get it in my hands I plan to go with ARHD 10.2 right away.
I probably want to get all the OTA updates out of the way before unlocking and rooting right???
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It would be a good idea, prob save you the trouble of firmware updating.
warstalker said:
My HTC One is scheduled to be delivered to my house today and as soon as I get it in my hands I plan to go with ARHD 10.2 right away.
I probably want to get all the OTA updates out of the way before unlocking and rooting right???
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i don't think it matters.
iwcarbon said:
It would be a good idea, prob save you the trouble of firmware updating.
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Good point, I've read that OTA updates won't work on rooted phones.
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if you're stock rooted and want what the update gives you, just install this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2291908
you can flash right over your stock rom and not have to wipe or lose anything.
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So if I flash this it should have everything that's included in the att OTA update? Is this supposed to be the new sense 5.0 and 4.2 android update, or is it just maintenance? Thanks.
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I have been seeing a lot of folks talking about just going back to complete stock to install the update.
Is that the best option? Are we able to root 4.3 yet?
Do you need to reset S-off on the phone or what? I have seen a few different things out there today talking about this. My phone downloaded the update and keeps asking me to install ever so often but of course won't as I don't have the stock recovery console.
All help and info is appreciated!
I'm using Avatar ROM and my phone isn't even prompting me with the update. I'm really happy with my phone now so I'll give it a few days and wait for feedback on it.
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Kay Rich said:
I'm using Avatar ROM and my phone isn't even prompting me with the update. I'm really happy with my phone now so I'll give it a few days and wait for feedback on it.
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I have just been using stock rooted as I have needed to keep my wifi calling.
I am used to Samsung's and Moto's and this is my first HTC I have worked with so the process of doing everything is a bit different.
Is there a way I can just flash stock recovery back and then install the update and be good to go?
chisledice said:
I have been seeing a lot of folks talking about just going back to complete stock to install the update.
Is that the best option? Are we able to root 4.3 yet?
Do you need to reset S-off on the phone or what? I have seen a few different things out there today talking about this. My phone downloaded the update and keeps asking me to install ever so often but of course won't as I don't have the stock recovery console.
All help and info is appreciated!
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You can leave s-off but you need to go back to stock Rom and recovery to receive ota. I have a link posted a link in the ota is coming thread that will help you return to stock. If you updated firmware you just need to use a usb otg and a usb mouse cause touchscreen won't work
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Has anyone tested BAM on the TF201? If so what were your feelings on it vs CM11?
TF 201 is on BAMs supported Device List
I'm assuming you need to be on the 4.1 bootloader with a working recovery. You install it via the application
BAM Installer
if anyone is on 4.1 and willing to flash you should let me know how it goes. I am on Cromi-X on the 4.2 bootloader so I am hesitant to go through the whole flashing process if the ROM is buggy. Thanks in advanced.
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Has anyone tested BAM on the TF201? If so what were your feelings on it vs CM11?
TF 201 is on BAMs supported Device List
I'm assuming you need to be on the 4.1 bootloader with a working recovery. You install it via the application
BAM Installer
if anyone is on 4.1 and willing to flash you should let me know how it goes. I am on Cromi-X on the 4.2 bootloader so I am hesitant to go through the whole flashing process if the ROM is buggy. Thanks in advanced.
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I have been trying to get it install since yesterday. It says it installed successfully using the new TWRP Voyager recovery that is KitKat compatible. The ROM just sits at the Asus screen though for 3 or 4 minutes and won't boot the ROM. I don't know if there is something else I need to do or not. I know I haven't bricked my device as I was able to get back into recovery and install my backup. Anyone have any suggestions???
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I have been trying to get it install since yesterday. It says it installed successfully using the new TWRP Voyager recovery that is KitKat compatible. The ROM just sits at the Asus screen though for 3 or 4 minutes and won't boot the ROM. I don't know if there is something else I need to do or not. I know I haven't bricked my device as I was able to get back into recovery and install my backup. Anyone have any suggestions???
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Maybe the new recovery isn't necessary? I am not too sure it seems like a lot of the community for developing is found on Google+ I haven't seen anything on XDA about BAM Android for our Primes, hence the reason I posted here in the Q&A
feyerbrand said:
Maybe the new recovery isn't necessary? I am not too sure it seems like a lot of the community for developing is found on Google+ I haven't seen anything on XDA about BAM Android for our Primes, hence the reason I posted here in the Q&A
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Actually I had to use the new recovery because of an error 7 message. I did research and I found out I needed a KitKat compatible recovery. Hopefully someone out there can help us.
alias4ever said:
Actually I had to use the new recovery because of an error 7 message. I did research and I found out I needed a KitKat compatible recovery. Hopefully someone out there can help us.
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Have you tried it with the CWM that Namidairo made?
feyerbrand said:
Have you tried it with the CWM that Namidairo made?
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I would love to try it with the new CWM that Namidairo made but I am very leery of trying it with it because of the fact being that I heard you could hard brick your device using CWM with certain ROM's.
alias4ever said:
I would love to try it with the new CWM that Namidairo made but I am very leery of trying it with it because of the fact being that I heard you could hard brick your device using CWM with certain ROM's.
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Ah well that makes sense, we don't want to brick the tab over a possible ROM. How is CM11 though? I had 10.2 for a while but it stuttered too much for my taste. Have you noticed any degradation of overall performance with gaming and videos?
feyerbrand said:
Ah well that makes sense, we don't want to brick the tab over a possible ROM. How is CM11 though? I had 10.2 for a while but it stuttered too much for my taste. Have you noticed any degradation of overall performance with gaming and videos?
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Nope really don't want any bricks. I'm still playing around with CM11 so I'll let you know for sure in a few days. So far I really like it. :good:
Has anyone else been notified that there is an Android 5.0 System Update for their Nexus 9?
I'm hesitant to download because i have rooted and not sure i should take it OTA...
Anyone else?
dcipher said:
Has anyone else been notified that there is an Android 5.0 System Update for their Nexus 9?
I'm hesitant to download because i have rooted and not sure i should take it OTA...
Anyone else?
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I had one also. Didnt care about losing root since it is easy to re-do. I took the OTA however it failed to install with "error". It put me back to my previous build and that was it. Update doesnt show as being available anymore. Oh well...
In order for the ota to work you need to be on the stock recovery, kernel and system files. Make sure you're on those and the ota works fine
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I'm in the same boat. Just got my OTA notification but I'm hesitant to upgrade given the issues I've been reading. I'm 100% stock and unrooted running build LRX21L.
Any suggestions?
heissman said:
I'm in the same boat. Just got my OTA notification but I'm hesitant to upgrade given the issues I've been reading. I'm 100% stock and unrooted running build LRX21L.
Any suggestions?
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The new firmware works great. I'm not sure what issues you are reading about?
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I've read of WiFi issues, lags and general hiccups with the new OTA. To be fair, most of the issues I read about were with older Nexus device (5, 7 and 10). I'll go ahead and upgrade with my fingers crossed...
Reverting to stock
I also rooted but have gained zero benefit this early on. Are the factory images out and is that the best way to be able to take the update?
Thanks for any help!
alsip1023 said:
I had one also. Didnt care about losing root since it is easy to re-do. I took the OTA however it failed to install with "error". It put me back to my previous build and that was it. Update doesnt show as being available anymore. Oh well...
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I had the same error.
Using the stock recovery diddent fix it for me.
I just downloaded the latest factory image from google.
And manualy flashed it to my nexus 9.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-9/general/videos-nexus-9-how-to-unlock-bootloader-t2935587
Look up the vid were he updates to the q update.
Just replace the files he uses with the latest factory image files from google.
What's interesting is that even with the error my system says it is on R now. I then rooted again and my tablet seems to be running fine. I debated just wiping it out and flashing the stock image, I'll do that if I ruin into any strange problems...
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