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http://www.droid-life.com/2012/05/0...-4-0-4-imm76k-update-on-verizon-galaxy-nexus/
I'm intrigued...
Updated - Thank SpringRush (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=25555008&postcount=162) and Krazie for getting the logcat!
Sorry for taking a while to post a new link, here ya go
http://www.4shared.com/zip/Fq8_M030/12f767e7a5d0signed-mysid-IMM76.html
Sooner or later will be able to nab the new radios.
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Not that I have the Verizon Nexus .. but yeah its coming out... it was updated and it seems another user got the update as well. =]
- Galaxy Nexus
I hope someone can post the radios as flashable zip. Gotta be patient hehe
I guess if u clear the Google services framework within app and press check for update... perhaps it'll work =]… if it doesn't the first time.. try 10 more times. It will say last checked on 1969 ... disregard that
- Galaxy Nexus
Looks like it is rolling out (or at least starting to).
For anyone who has received it, would you mind looking in the log files in /cache/recovery and try and find the name of the update file (ending in .zip) please and post it in this thread. Thanks.
Cannot wait for the new radios. FC instead of FA. Wonder what they did?
dmmarck said:
Cannot wait for the new radios. FC instead of FA. Wonder what they did?
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Just reading through the comments on the article, seems a couple people are getting (Much) better signal strength. Whatever they did it seems to have worked! (Maybe they just poured butter all over the radio code?)
miketoasty said:
Just reading through the comments on the article, seems a couple people are getting (Much) better signal strength. Whatever they did it seems to have worked! (Maybe they just poured butter all over the radio code?)
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Potentially! Are they comparing them to the leaked 4.0.4 radios? Doubtful since they upgraded and were presumably on 4.0.2 lol.
Either way, someone needs to find the images and make a flashable zip. I need something to do at work, nah mean?
So if I am running Liquid (4.04) will all I have to do is flash the new radios once they are available?
Sorry for the noob question. Just got my nexus last week and new to the flashing scene.
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KnappyRoot said:
So if I am running Liquid (4.04) will all I have to do is flash the new radios once they are available?
Sorry for the noob question. Just got my nexus last week and new to the flashing scene.
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Yes. Radios are compatible with pretty much anything. They are separate from the rom, and do not even "stick" with a nandroid.
OK I'm running the leaked 4.0.4... I'll have to revert to 4.0.2 yo receive this correct? And I installed Franco's kernel last night. Anywhere I can pick up stock kernel?
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patalo said:
OK I'm running the leaked 4.0.4... I'll have to revert to 4.0.2 yo receive this correct? And I installed Franco's kernel last night. Anywhere I can pick up stock kernel?
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Just use a tool like Wugs or the GNEX toolkit to relock and unroot.
efrant said:
Looks like it is rolling out (or at least starting to).
For anyone who has received it, would you mind looking in the log files in /cache/recovery and try and find the name of the update file (ending in .zip) please and post it in this thread. Thanks.
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I am biting the bullet and flashing back to stock to try and capture it.
Don't hold your breath of course. The only reason I put any merit in this is one of the radio versions is listed in AOSP.
i actually love my rooted 4.0.4 and my hybrid radio... like others id be more interested in the actual OFFICAL radio...
:::waits:::
adrynalyne said:
I am biting the bullet and flashing back to stock to try and capture it.
Don't hold your breath of course. The only reason I put any merit in this is one of the radio versions is listed in AOSP.
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I (and I'm sure all of us) appreciate it. I wish there was a way to force the update, other than sacrificing chickens and whatnot.
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Just use a tool like Wugs or the GNEX toolkit to relock and unroot.
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No need to "un-root", and no need to re-lock. Makes no difference.
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No need to "un-root", and no need to re-lock. Makes no difference.
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OH he has the OTA. My bad, it's early for me . I was like WTF you can't receive an update with a custom rom.
dmmarck said:
OH he has the OTA. My bad, it's early for me . I was like WTF you can't receive an update with a custom rom.
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No, you are right -- you can't receive the update with a custom ROM, but a rooted stock ROM is perfectly fine. Bootloader lock/unlock makes no difference.
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No, you are right -- you can't receive the update with a custom ROM, but a rooted stock ROM is perfectly fine. Bootloader lock/unlock makes no difference.
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Yup. I completely misread and feel like an ass, my apologies.
Hey,
Since Google MAY gonna release 4.1 today. Is there a way to update the firmware to 4.1 without any big problems? Or should I wait for a Nightly release?
Thanks!
I'm kind of confused about your question because there is like three directions you're asking about. First of all, if you're asking if you can update your software to 4.1 as soon as it comes out without any problems, I don't see why not. Google may post their factory images on their site, which you can download and flash via ADB. Google may also just update OTA, in which case we need to wait for a leak, then someone will post it here on XDA. Otherwise you can wait until someone cooks up a clean 4.1 rom, in which case you can flash that straight through your recovery. By "nightly" I think of CyanogenMod, which will likely take a little longer than custom roms, so you're going to have to wait a little if you want a Cyanogen 4.1-based nightly.
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Hey,
Since Google MAY gonna release 4.1 today. Is there a way to update the firmware to 4.1 without any big problems? Or should I wait for a Nightly release?
Thanks!
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If you're stock, just wait for the OTA notification or flash the new stock image/update file when Google posts it.
If you're on a custom ROM wait for their update or return to stock.
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Google WON'T release JB today. Today is the announcement and showing what it does and so forth. Expect it in, perhaps, a couple of weeks, to be nice.
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If I'm on stock 4.0.4 but rooted will the 4.1 OTA update be fine to download and install like normal an possibly restore root using voodoo ota rootkeeper or do I need to flash the whole Google image an start from scratch, I think that's what the thread is about.
slayr76 said:
If I'm on stock 4.0.4 but rooted will the 4.1 OTA update be fine to download and install like normal an possibly restore root using voodoo ota rootkeeper or do I need to flash the whole Google image an start from scratch, I think that's what the thread is about.
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Noo! I rotted my 4.0.4 and I have CM9 nightly on it.
Do I reset the whole device again for an update to 4.1 (so start from zero again).
But it gold already solved!
Thanks!!
Wow.
You people are amazing...
The Jelly Bean update will not come today.
Sent from the future.
The froyo update for the n1 began rolling out the day of the announcement(day after? )
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SocialReject said:
Wow.
You people are amazing...
The Jelly Bean update will not come today.
Sent from the future.
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Especially if you are on Sprint! :good:
What about the op's original question? if I'm unlocked and rooted but stock (recovery\rom etc..) will the ota download and install automatically?
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What about the op's original question? if I'm unlocked and rooted but stock (recovery\rom etc..) will the ota download and install automatically?
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depends on how much stock u are
if u used some toolkits, it (or you manually) may have flashed an unsecured boot (kernel) image to give u full root even with adb..so your kernel may be not stock anymore and u need to reflash the stock one
if u got root (only superuser app and su binary) on the stock rom, stock kernel, stock recovery, stock radio and stock bootloader (no matter if locked or unlocked)..then u are ok
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Especially if you are on Sprint! :good:
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The service provider has nothing to do it. Some people are ignorant and have unrealistic expectations of when we'll start seeing the JB updates.
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The service provider has nothing to do it. Some people are ignorant and have unrealistic expectations of when we'll start seeing the JB updates.
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In this case, it does. Updates for mysidpr builds (i.e., builds for toroplus devices used by Sprint) do not come directly from Google, so they will certainly come after updates for yakju/takju and mysid builds...
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The service provider has nothing to do it. Some people are ignorant and have unrealistic expectations of when we'll start seeing the JB updates.
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the problem is that there are 3 gnexus (or more??) GSM global (maguro, the international one), CDMA (toro, for Verizon) and GSM Sprint (toroplus, for sprint)
only the gsm maguro is the one receive the updates first, the otehr 2 phones may have some little delays due to operator approval
as u said, some people are ignorant..in this case u!
4.1 won't be released today.
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the problem is that there are 3 gnexus (or more??) GSM global (maguro, the international one), CDMA (mysid, for Verizon) and GSM Sprint (toroplus, for sprint)
only the gsm maguro is the one receive the updates first, the otehr 2 phones may have some little delays due to operator approval
as u said, some people are ignorant..in this case u!
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Mysid is the build name. The Verizon nexus is the toro.
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joshnichols189 said:
Mysid is the build name. The Verizon nexus is the toro.
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ya..my bad...typo
joshnichols189 said:
4.1 won't be released today.
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Thank you, smh.
Amazing how high people allow their hopes to be.
Excitement clouding their judgement.
Sent from the future.
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Especially if you are on Sprint! :good:
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andQlimax said:
the problem is that there are 3 gnexus (or more??) GSM global (maguro, the international one), CDMA (toro, for Verizon) and GSM Sprint (toroplus, for sprint)
only the gsm maguro is the one receive the updates first, the otehr 2 phones may have some little delays due to operator approval
as u said, some people are ignorant..in this case u!
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Sorry Fabio, but as soon as the source code is released from the phone manufacturer, the devs can go to work. We don't have to wait for the provider to release the update. As per example: All three versions of the Optimus LTE (P930, SU640, and 6200) received ICS before the providers approved it. Source code leaks do happen.
If you want an official OTA update, then wait for the provider to approve it. I'm not holding my breath, especially if the device is built for use on an LTE network.
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depends on how much stock u are
if u used some toolkits, it (or you manually) may have flashed an unsecured boot (kernel) image to give u full root even with adb..so your kernel may be not stock anymore and u need to reflash the stock one
if u got root (only superuser app and su binary) on the stock rom, stock kernel, stock recovery, stock radio and stock bootloader (no matter if locked or unlocked)..then u are ok
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Thanks buddy
I'm all stock, flashed only the original Google Rom package, I used a toolkit to root however..
It's official. The GSM Galaxy Nexus Jelly Bean FINAL OTA has officially started rolling out. Final release, folks! We ain't talkin' previews here.
Build version number seems to be JRO03C, rollouts for takju and yakju on maguro devices have been confirmed, no other concrete info yet on any other builds/versions.
Changes? Seems to be pretty much the same as JRN84D, probably with stability fixes, etc. But when comparing with ICS, there are many new features obviously.
OTA update links:
takju 4.1 JRN84D to final 4.1.1 (JRO03C) : Download official ZIP (thanks CocoCopernicus and mbirth!)
takju 4.0.4 IMM76I to final 4.1.1 (JRO03C) : Download official ZIP (thanks a lot lostinbeta!)
Yakju 4.0.4 IMM76I to 4.1.1 final JRO03C: Download official ZIP (Thanks a lot jellymelly)
Instructions on how to flash the update links, are on Efrant's thread here. Note that you need to be on 100% stock to be able to flash the zips. That means, your radio, bootloader, kernel, boot, system, etc should be completely stock. Rooting is fine though, the update should flash fine on rooted devices but you might have to restore root later on.
Update: Search functionality is NOT being removed with this update, as per this quote from The Verge's post:
Update: A Google spokesperson has informed us that the company has not pushed out any changes to search functionality in connection with the Jelly Bean update.
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Sources: Official Post on Google+, The Verge, Android Central
damn i was about to post this too
Official news source from Google+
https://plus.google.com/112773496741623034196/posts/QLETQNekJ6D
I really wish the VZW Nexus I bought was the Nexus I thought I was getting.
I just posted it as well! Argh let me see if I can delete mine since I didn't include a link.
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Memnoch30 said:
I just posted it as well! Argh let me see if I can delete mine since I didn't include a link.
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Wow, that was quick. You posted exactly a minute after I did (my post went live at 7:18 ET, yours 7:19 ET). Either way, it's great news!
"Check Now" button spamming has started.
Great news!, Ill be rolling back to stock then so I can get the OTA.
badersama said:
Great news!, Ill be rolling back to stock then so I can get the OTA.
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Why? ... expect a stock image for 4.1.1 to be available soon.
What was that trick you could use to update to 4.0.4? It had something to do with clearing data somewhere. Will that still work?
X-Ter said:
What was that trick you could use to update to 4.0.4? It had something to do with clearing data somewhere. Will that still work?
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It was clearing the data for the Google Services Framework app.
I just did it and did not get the update when I hit Check Now. I guess there is a line or something.
Yeah, i can`t wait lol! im pressed check now button like a crazy man
Is this the 8.5mb OTA from Jellybean? 4.1.1?
I can't flash yet because I'm still on CWM
IINexusII said:
damn i was about to post this too
Official news source from Google+
https://plus.google.com/112773496741623034196/posts/QLETQNekJ6D
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lol me too. YAY!
I am excite
D'ah, get us a link!
Any chance you could put out the OTA URL for the 4.1 -> 4.1.1 OTA?
Stephen289 said:
Is this the 8.5mb OTA from Jellybean? 4.1.1?
I can't flash yet because I'm still on CWM
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Yep. Get the link.
coz then ill have to wipe, Going from cooked 4.0.4 to stock without a wipe works for me sometimes xD, then ill take it from there to 4.1.1, or atleast that's my plan.
El Daddy said:
Yep. Get the link.
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How would I do that kind sir?
Stephen289 said:
How would I do that kind sir?
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Run alogcat before you install, and look for a file name ending in .zip.
Or, install it, root, and then open the log files in /cache in a text editor and look in there.
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I was just about to say someone page efrant! LOL
No link, but here's the .zip for the OTA from the I/O build.
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/6157483/update.zip
So i was playing around with the I/O leak of JB and it is gosh darn fast but i really want to see this update so i reverted back to stock ICS and locked my boot loader. Anyone else do this in wait for the OTA???
I have no interest in waiting really. I can live with a buggy phone as long as the essentials work. I love putting new rooms on and testing the features. I think that waiting for ota is pointless for most of the people here when they want the latest and greatest with mods and patches. However, to each there own and just putting in my two cents.
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chocobutter said:
So i was playing around with the I/O leak of JB and it is gosh darn fast but i really want to see this update so i reverted back to stock ICS and locked my boot loader. Anyone else do this in wait for the OTA???
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Nope, because 20 minutes after the first person gets it there is going to be a stock rom posted here that is prerooted and ready to go.
Completely no reason to lock the bootloader as far as I'm concerned.
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I'm waiting. Personally I prefer the complete package. I'm not even rooted. I haven't rooted since my Samsung Epic. The first one. I've been thru 4 Android devices since then. I just prefer the stock experience and I'd rather not flash something that I can't enjoy in its entirety due to bugs and functions not working. And flashing and modding gets old to me since I don't have as much time anymore.
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chocobutter said:
So i was playing around with the I/O leak of JB and it is gosh darn fast but i really want to see this update so i reverted back to stock ICS and locked my boot loader. Anyone else do this in wait for the OTA???
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i don't understand this thread, i thought these *were* OTA releases?? (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=20843237&postcount=1)
Today I upgraded from (4.0.4 yakjudv IMM76K -> 4.1.1 yakju JRO03C) and it seems to be working perfectly. Can you clarify what you mean by the I/O leaked JB as I thought the version on that link will be the official release as everyone gets...
I'll be going back to stock to catch OTA, or grab the verified and official files if posted. I'm a bit of a purist so I like unmodified code if going for the OEM experience. I also prefer to root/install myself for learning/practice purposes vs using a "modified for me" stock ROM.
For me, a strong motivator for purchasing the Nexus was to learn/tinker with it. So going to stock JB first, then eventually trying the various ROM flavors that come out is very exciting to me.
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wired00 said:
i don't understand this thread, i thought these *were* OTA releases?? (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=20843237&postcount=1)
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Official releases out now are for GSM only, he may be referring to a previous leaked release before official or perhaps he has a CDMA device.
No offense but I don't get how installing from official updates is not stock
What I did:
1. downloaded 4.0.4 takju factory image
2. flashed it using fastboot
3. downloaded official OTA 4.0.4 takju to 4.1.1 tajku
4. flashed the ota using temporary cwm boot
5. factory reset
Won't this process give a pure stock experience? I didn't lock the bootloader because I don't have to.
Yes to stock experience. I mentioned "verified and official if posted". What I was referring to was xjman's post on using a 'pre-rooted' stock ROM. I'd rather root myself manually and know that the files came direct from Google untouched.
Your procedure is exactly what I'll be doing if I don't catch the OTA.
I tried to wait, but I couldn't so I flashed a stock 4.1.1 ROM. I'm impatient.
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I'll be going back to stock to catch OTA, or grab the verified and official files if posted. I'm a bit of a purist so I like unmodified code if going for the OEM experience. I also prefer to root/install myself for learning/practice purposes vs using a "modified for me" stock ROM.
For me, a strong motivator for purchasing the Nexus was to learn/tinker with it. So going to stock JB first, then eventually trying the various ROM flavors that come out is very exciting to me.
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Official releases out now are for GSM only, he may be referring to a previous leaked release before official or perhaps he has a CDMA device.
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Ahh that makes sense cheers
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:-/
Chrono_Tata said:
Completely no reason to lock the bootloader as far as I'm concerned.
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Well no..... but since i was at the bootloader screen and its not that hard.
About a week ago I flashed a takju image over my yakju as the belief was takju would get it first... so I updated to 4.1.1 via methods shown here for OTA update and liked it....
But today I reverted back to 4.0.4 yakju simply because I didn't feel Wallet should reside on my phone if I can't see or use it, and instantly got the update over the air. Phone works just the same without the wallet weight. lol
I'm probably going to flash the full factory image when it comes out too.. I mean, why not. lol
Yeah. I'll look into custom roms for JB or see the 4.0 sense ROM port when its stable enough.
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Yeah. I'll look into custom roms for JB or see the 4.0 sense ROM port when its stable enough.
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I dont understand. If you have one HTC device you want a non sense rom, but if you dont have one HTC you want ir.... Weard....
The same happens with other frameworks and ui changes.
Please dont look to my signature (but the s3 firmware is made for humans)....
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I know but I've actually never used HTC sense..... at all just stock android and touch wiz with my galaxy player. so here I am hoping I can use it on a powerful device.
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My friend has problems with his phone, when he got it back he no longer had jellybean 4.2 only 4.1
I've just checked, he has build: JRO03C.19250XWLH2
When he goes a manual update (Vodafone UK) it says no update found, but he HAD it before (and updated when he had it on Vodafone)
How can he get the latest OS back on his phone, as far as i can see, there is no branding, its raw android.... Very strange....
Thanks all.
Check if it's yakju. If it is then he should get the update. Or just flash the JOP40D factory image
EddyOS said:
Check if it's yakju. If it is then he should get the update. Or just flash the JOP40D factory image
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its not. his build number is JRO03C.19250XWLH2 which tells me its yakjuxw
Just tell him to convert to takju/yakju and let's wrap this up, lots of threads on this
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bk201doesntexist said:
Just tell him to convert to takju/yakju and let's wrap this up, lots of threads on this
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I would go ahead and make the jump to AOKP MR1 Unofficial Nighllies...Better than stock and the battery life is much better than build one. Besides this the Beats+XLouder V6beta2 works beautifully for some real audio improvement across the board. Gmusic sounds epic now.
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jrgilbert79 said:
I would go ahead and make the jump to AOKP MR1 Unofficial Nighllies...Better than stock and the battery life is much better than build one. Besides this the Beats+XLouder V6beta2 works beautifully for some real audio improvement across the board. Gmusic sounds epic now.
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Also update the Kernel to the latest leankernel 5.8 for JB 4.2 and your GNEX:highfive: for some reason other Kernels are working but htis one provides best battery life for this ROM so far...
And give it a few days on a fresh install it sucks down the battery life but this seems lo level out to normal I am not sure what operations go on for the interim when you first install this ROM...
jrgilbert79 said:
I would go ahead and make the jump to AOKP MR1 Unofficial Nighllies...Better than stock and the battery life is much better than build one. Besides this the Beats+XLouder V6beta2 works beautifully for some real audio improvement across the board. Gmusic sounds epic now.
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Also update the Kernel to the latest leankernel 5.8 for JB 4.2 and your GNEX:highfive: for some reason other Kernels are working but htis one provides best battery life for this ROM so far...
And give it a few days on a fresh install it sucks down the battery life but this seems lo level out to normal I am not sure what operations go on for the interim when you first install this ROM...
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i prefer stock... so you suggesting something to someone because you think its awesome doesnt mean that person does.
let them decide what they want to do with their phone.
Try this.
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Try this.
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thanks for the tip, he tried that actually and showed me in front of me, as a "google techie" sent him instructions how to do it, the date reset to a 1970 date, then when he did system update it just updated time and date to the correct time, but no update
Zepius said:
i prefer stock... so you suggesting something to someone because you think its awesome doesnt mean that person does.
let them decide what they want to do with their phone.
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yes, thank you for that! he doesnt want a custom ROM - why should he have to bother with a BETA firmware (cos thats what it is at the end of the day) - he just wants stock latest google.
its a puzzler thats for sure.
glad its not my phone! haha.
(if it was me, id root it and install a custom build - or at least force a stock manual build like i did once with my Google Nexus One, when vodafone weren't pushing out gingerbread)
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thanks for the tip, he tried that actually and showed me in front of me, as a "google techie" sent him instructions how to do it, the date reset to a 1970 date, then when he did system update it just updated time and date to the correct time, but no update
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i told you the reason why there was no update. he's not on yakju or takju which means samsung updates his phone. if he/you want him on the latest firmware, you need to flash the stock images from google.
Zepius said:
i told you the reason why there was no update. he's not on yakju or takju which means samsung updates his phone. if he/you want him on the latest firmware, you need to flash the stock images from google.
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well, it wasnt that clear to be honest.
does he have to root it to install the stock YAKJU android f/w?>
manikm303 said:
well, it wasnt that clear to be honest.
does he have to root it to install the stock YAKJU android f/w?>
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No. There is a guide in general to return to stock
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Zepius said:
No. There is a guide in general to return to stock
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THANK YOU Zepius - most helpful.
I'll give it a go.