[ROM][N6P] Stock ROM 6.0.1 [MMB29M] - Nexus 6P General

STOCK ROM 6.0.1 (MMB29M)
Hello guys, here is the untoched flashable zip for our beloved Angler. This will help peeps who use custom recovery to get their new update.
once again i remind you that this is pure flashable factory image
Instruction :
1. Download ROM and bootloader. Move it in internal storage
2. Boot into TWRP recovery
3. Make Backup
4. Wipe (Dalvik cache, system, data, cache) and Factory reset
5. Flash bootloader
6. Flash zip
7. Reboot​
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shmshd12 said:
STOCK ROM 6.0.1 (MMB29M)
Hello guys, here is the untoched flashable zip for our beloved Angler. This will help peeps who use custom recovery to get their new update.
once again i remind you that this is pure flashable factory image
Instruction :
1. Download ROM, and move it in internal storage
2. Boot into TWRP recovery
3. Make backup (optional)
4. Wipe (Dalvik Cache , System , data，cache ） and Factory reset
5. Flash zip
6. Reboot​
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Does this include new vendor/radio/bootloader partitions?
Thanks

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gprovale said:
Does this include new vendor/radio/bootloader partitions?
Thanks
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radio and bootloader are same as 6.0. i did not include vendor.img

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shmshd12 said:
radio and bootloader are same as 6.0. i did not include vendor.img
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No they're not.
MDB08M bootloader: 2.01
MDB08M radio: 2.15
MMB29M bootloader: 2.45
MMB29M radio: 2.50
Without these and the vendor image this isn't a proper update, nor if it a flashable factory image as you state in the OP. You need to add a disclaimer in the OP that these need to be flashed separately via fastboot, which kinda defeats the purpose doesn't it? They might as well just flash everything via fastboot.

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Heisenberg said:
No they're not.
MDB08M bootloader: 2.01
MDB08M radio: 2.15
MMB29M bootloader: 2.45
MMB29M radio: 2.50
Without these and the vendor image this isn't a proper update, nor if it a flashable factory image as you state in the OP. You need to add a disclaimer in the OP that these need to be flashed separately via fastboot, which kinda defeats the purpose doesn't it? They might as well just flash everything via fastboot.
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@Heisenberg ohk thanks for that info. Ok then i will add radio and bootloader as attachments.

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shmshd12 said:
@Heisenberg ohk thanks for that info. Ok then i will add radio and bootloader as attachments.
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Users will need to flash the vendor image as well, but that's probably too big to add as an attachment here. Beanstown has a flashable version in his Pure Nexus thread, I'd suggest you ask him if it's OK to link to that from here, and give him credit of course.

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Heisenberg said:
Users will need to flash the vendor image as well, but that's probably too big to add as an attachment here. Beanstown has a flashable version in his Pure Nexus thread, I'd suggest you ask him if it's OK to link to that from here, and give him credit of course.
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vendor if Beanstown is from AOSP, so will it make trouble?

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shmshd12 said:
vendor if Beanstown is from AOSP, so will it make trouble?
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His vendor is taken directly from the factory images, the only difference is he made it flashable in recovery. You're both AOSP anyway.

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Why is this in General?

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Is this rom now ok to flash from twrp now that you've added the new bootloader img?

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5. Flash bootloader with twrp ?

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Can someone explain to me the purpose of a rom that still requires you to flash something via adb and a computer? Can't we just get a rom with everything needed built in? Love flashing new roms but I usually download and flash via my phone and don't always have a compatible USB type c cable laying around. Is there anyway to update my phone to 6.0.1 without the need of a computer? I'm rooted with twrp recovery on 6.0 the M build if that helps.

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I would like to do that too. Wipe dalvik cache, regular cache, and get on my way. Stock everything. Just unlocked bootloader, rooted with supersu 2.5.2

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OP should also state whether this will force encryption or not.
Im assuming it will as its "untouched" but this should be clarified.
Sent from my Note 5, Nexus 6P, Note 4 or Nexus 6

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I'm still kind of scratching my head with this too. I was under the impression once I unlocked the bootloader and installed TWRP, rooted and have SU permission I could just flash updates without having to wipe my phone every time. I'm really not trying to wipe my phone and then copy over all my pictures and music again.

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hustletron said:
I'm still kind of scratching my head with this too. I was under the impression once I unlocked the bootloader and installed TWRP, rooted and have SU permission I could just flash updates without having to wipe my phone every time. I'm really not trying to wipe my phone and then copy over all my pictures and music again.
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Why would you need to copy over all your pictures etc after wiping and flashing a rom?
Sent from my Note 5, Nexus 6P, Note 4 or Nexus 6

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force70 said:
Why would you need to copy over all your pictures etc after wiping and flashing a rom?
Sent from my Note 5, Nexus 6P, Note 4 or Nexus 6
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Factory reset wipes all your info and data correct? Pictures, music, downloads, etc. Have to copy them back to the phone since there's no removable storage.

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hustletron said:
Factory reset wipes all your info and data correct? Pictures, music, downloads, etc. Have to copy them back to the phone since there's no removable storage.
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Lol, no sir.
A proper twrp wipe is factory reset, then in advanced wipe only cache,dalvik cache,system and data..thats all. This will not remove pics etc
If you format data/wipe internalthat wipes your internal storage clean which is usually not needed for flashing roms.
You have some reading to do, its good to fully grasp how all this works before flashing anything. Props to you for asking in advance, :thumbup:
Sent from my Nexus 6P, Note 5, Nexus 6 or Note 4

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force70 said:
Lol, no sir.
A proper twrp wipe is factory reset, then in advanced wipe only cache,dalvik cache,system and data..thats all. This will not remove pics etc
If you format data/wipe internalthat wipes your internal storage clean which is usually not needed for flashing roms.
You have some reading to do, its good to fully grasp how all this works before flashing anything. Props to you for asking in advance, :thumbup:
Sent from my Nexus 6P, Note 5, Nexus 6 or Note 4
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Well I've been rooting my devices since my Samsung Moment so throwing around the term "wiping" and "factory reset" have a few different meanings to me since the process is obviously different for different phones and has evolved over the years. I just "factory reset" my Galaxy S5 before I sold it and it removed all my personal data to include pictures and music hence why I asked.
If you can' recommend any threads for me to read to help me understand the process with regards to the 6P then by all means.....

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hustletron said:
Well I've been rooting my devices since my Samsung Moment so throwing around the term "wiping" and "factory reset" have a few different meanings to me since the process is obviously different for different phones and has evolved over the years. I just "factory reset" my Galaxy S5 before I sold it and it removed all my personal data to include pictures and music hence why I asked.
If you can' recommend any threads for me to read to help me understand the process with regards to the 6P then by all means.....
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Ah ya one thing, a factory reset with the stock recovery will absolutely wipe the device. Twrp will not...my bad i should have clarified that.
Everything you need should be here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=63049038
Sent from my Nexus 6P, Note 5, Nexus 6 or Note 4