[Collection] Angler images for ROMs - Nexus 6P General

Here are the bootloader/radio/vendor images ROMs with Google's flashing scripts.
This is all you want if your running a ROM.
If your running stock, you will want to get the images directly from Google.
If your not sure, ask your ROM's dev team.
Folder
http://www.emccann.net/dho/9-Experimental-physics-lab/angler/
7.X Releases: Most recent on bottom
NRD90U
NBD90X
NBD91k
NMF26F <-- All carriers except Verizon (per Google)
N4F26I
N4F26J
N4F26O <-- All carriers except Verizon
NUF26K <-- Verizon
N4F26T <-- All carriers except Verizon
NUF26N <-- Verizon
N4F26U
N2G47H
N2G47O
N2G47W
N2G48B
N2G48C
6.0 Releases: Most recent on bottom
MMB29P
MMB29Q
MMB29V
MHC19I
MHC19Q
MTC19T
MTC19V
MTC19X
MTC20F
MTC20L
FLASHABLE 6.0 Releases: Most recent on bottom
*** Flashable images are from NuclearMistake. This is NOT how Google intended you to flash, but works.
MTC19X
MTC20F
MTC20L
NBD91K
What does each release do?
Google Security Bulletin
If your not sure how to flash them:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=How+to+flash+bootimages+on+android

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The real question is why would we flash it?
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DHO said:
Here are the bootloader/radio/vendor images for mhc19q AKA 6.0.1_r24
This is all you want if your running a ROM. If your running stock, you will want to get the images directly from Google. If your not sure, ask your ROM's dev team.
http://www.emccann.net/dho/9-Experimental-physics-lab/angler/angler-mhc19q.zip
If your not sure how to flash them:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=How+to+flash+bootimages+on+android
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Good to have a collection. You could do one thing, rename the thread to [Collection] Bootloader, Radio, and Vendor Images for Angler.
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borisb said:
The real question is why would we flash it?
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It's the latest and greatest of course! I'm on stock, so I'll just wait for OTA but if you're bootloader unlocked it's best to flash these via adb so your device stays up to date at least with the BL, radio, and vendor.

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farfromovin said:
It's the latest and greatest of course! I'm on stock, so I'll just wait for OTA but if you're bootloader unlocked it's best to flash these via adb so your device stays up to date at least with the BL, radio, and vendor.
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Ohh nice.
Thanks
I'm actually locked. When is the OTA scheduled to arrive?
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DJBhardwaj said:
Good to have a collection. You could do one thing, rename the thread to [Collection] Bootloader, Radio, and Vendor Images for Angler.
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Agreed. I have all the previous ones for backup, just in case one day I were to flash a ROM developed at a past date. Having a collection thread for that from you (@DHO ) would be nice.

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borisb said:
Ohh nice.
Thanks
I'm actually locked. When is the OTA scheduled to arrive?
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The OTA roll-out has begun already for MCH19Q, but may take a few days, to one or two weeks to cover worldwide.

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DHO said:
Here are the bootloader/radio/vendor images for mhc19q AKA 6.0.1_r24
This is all you want if your running a ROM. If your running stock, you will want to get the images directly from Google. If your not sure, ask your ROM's dev team.
http://www.emccann.net/dho/9-Experimental-physics-lab/angler/angler-mhc19q.zip
If your not sure how to flash them:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=How+to+flash+bootimages+on+android
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Forget what the user above said. You have all the rights to post external links on XDA-Developers. If he (The XDA fanatic who cannot tolerate other websites on the internet) feels that your or mine or anyone else's work is a piece of junk, then he should just write it by himself.
@DHO you go on with your work, and maintain the forum's spirit. Ignore such criticizers. At least some of us here can act mature and ignore such useless discussions. Off-topic ended here, mods can clean-up if they want.

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DJBhardwaj said:
Forget what the user above said. You have all the rights to post external links on XDA-Developers. If he (The XDA fanatic who cannot tolerate other websites on the internet) feels that your or mine or anyone else's work is a piece of junk, then he should just write it by himself.
@DHO you go on with your work, and maintain the forum's spirit. Ignore such criticizers. At least some of us here can act mature and ignore such useless discussions. Off-topic ended here, mods can clean-up if they want.
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Thanks
We move 15 terabytes of ROMs on a slow month, XDA wants nothing to do with that bandwidth
But I do see the wisdom in a collection type post....
Maybe after work I can a make something a bit more unified.

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DHO said:
Thanks
We move 15 terabytes of ROMs on a slow month, XDA wants nothing to do with that bandwidth
But I do see the wisdom in a collection type post....
Maybe after work I can a make something a bit more unified.
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Looking forward to that.

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As recommended this is now a collection thread.
And the latest and greatest:
MTC19T

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DHO said:
As recommended this is now a collection thread.
And the latest and greatest:
MTC19T
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Adding the link to the security bulletin would be a nice idea. What do you say?
For MTC19T: https://source.android.com/security/bulletin/2016-05-01.html

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Good idea,
Done

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What information/purpose does this 'collection' offer aside from what is already being offered by Google at https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#angler

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hacksome said:
What information/purpose does this 'collection' offer aside from what is already being offered by Google at https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#angler
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This is meant for custom ROM users - we no longer need to download the *full* factory image even if we're just updating our /vendor monthly.
I personally am grateful for such a collection, not only because of the data flow it saved me, but also because of its convenience (Google is not accessible by normal means in China).
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Does it meant that if I want just to get security updates (running stock rom) I just need to flash vendor.img? No system.img is needed?

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adam_pl said:
Does it meant that if I want just to get security updates (running stock rom) I just need to flash vendor.img? No system.img is needed?
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Nope. ROMs and the partitions supplied here needs to be updated hand in hand. It's the ROM itself (the kernel) that contains the patches.
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AndyYan said:
Nope. ROMs and the partitions supplied here needs to be updated hand in hand. It's the ROM itself (the kernel) that contains the patches.
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Thanks
Wysłane z mojego Nexus 6P przy użyciu Tapatalka

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AndyYan said:
Agreed. I have all the previous ones for backup, just in case one day I were to flash a ROM developed at a past date. Having a collection thread for that from you (@DHO ) would be nice.
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I thought they were backwards compatible?

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VanillaCracker said:
I thought they were backwards compatible?
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Radio and Bootloader are backward compatible. However, for some, an older radio version could work better than the most recent one, on the latest update. So you may regard Radio as subjective.
As for vendors, they should be flashed corresponding to their build numbers, so you could say that these are NOT backward compatible
I hope I got your question right. :good: