Ok, I may sound stupid here but bear with me. I love my phone on stock because I believe that's how Google want us to use the phone. The only thing custom on my phone is faux kernel which I used to connect to OTG NTFS drive.
But my experience with faux kernel is not that great. The question is: Do you know where I can find a flashable or fastboot-able version of stock GSM 4.0.2 kernel ? I searched up and down the forum and couldn't find it. If you can tell me how to extract is from Google stock image then it will be even better.
Thank
Faux has a zip file that resets your kernel back to what it is in the Rom you flash.....its located in his thread in the development section, the same one with his kernel
linh1987 said:
Ok, I may sound stupid here but bear with me. I love my phone on stock because I believe that's how Google want us to use the phone. The only thing custom on my phone is faux kernel which I used to connect to OTG NTFS drive.
But my experience with faux kernel is not that great. The question is: Do you know where I can find a flashable or fastboot-able version of stock GSM 4.0.2 kernel ? I searched up and down the forum and couldn't find it. If you can tell me how to extract is from Google stock image then it will be even better.
Thank
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grab official stock 4.0.2 ota, extract boot.img to same dir as fastboot
reboot into bootloader
'fastboot flash boot boot.img"
done.
bk201doesntexist said:
grab official stock 4.0.2 ota, extract boot.img to same dir as fastboot
reboot into bootloader
'fastboot flash boot boot.img"
done.
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Hey guys.
I am too wanting to try the stock 4.0.2 kernel...only thing is I'm running Apex 4.0.3...might not work? Is thre an official 4.0.3 kernel??
Thanks guys.
Helmet321 said:
Hey guys.
I am too wanting to try the stock 4.0.2 kernel...only thing is I'm running Apex 4.0.3...might not work? Is thre an official 4.0.3 kernel??
Thanks guys.
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probably. try it. if you get bootloops, it doesn't work.
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Hi guys, i used the search button but I don't find anything. I am looking for the Stock Kernell 4.0.3 for the gsm version of the galaxy nexus. I want to try it on different custom rom instead of the custom kernell provided, but i can't find anywhere where to download it... Any link or suggestions are appreciated...
Search with one l as kernel doesn't have 2
Sorry... Kernel whit only 1 L....
anyone whit this kernel?
I would also appreciate this.
Here you go. This kernel is built from AOSP 4.0.3 r1 using full_maguro-user configuration. Completely stock and is insecure (so you can root yourself).
I'm using my own ROM with this as well. You can flash with fastboot:
Code:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fnf said:
Here you go. This kernel is built from AOSP 4.0.3 r1 using full_maguro-user configuration. Completely stock and is insecure (so you can root yourself).
I'm using my own ROM with this as well. You can flash with fastboot:
Code:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
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Thanks!!!! But i'm searching for a .zip to flash in cwm.... anyone?
akirone81 said:
Thanks!!!! But i'm searching for a .zip to flash in cwm.... anyone?
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I haven't tested it as I'm not using CWM, but it should work.
I received a notification for the update to 4.0.4 IMM76I and accepted. My phone downloaded the update, rebooted, and started to install the update. However, about 1/2 way through the update, the Android changed from updating animation to having a large explanation mark on it. Nothing happened for 10 minutes, so I removed the battery and hard reset the phone.
I'm using Franco Kernel on the phone. Can anyone help me understand why the update didn't finish? Is this because I'm not using a stock kernel? Will I receive the update through the Franco kernel?
Please help! I'm still battling the signal loss issue and can't fix it! Thanks
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I received a notification for the update to 4.0.4 IMM76I and accepted. My phone downloaded the update, rebooted, and started to install the update. However, about 1/2 way through the update, the Android changed from updating animation to having a large explanation mark on it. Nothing happened for 10 minutes, so I removed the battery and hard reset the phone.
I'm using Franco Kernel on the phone. Can anyone help me understand why the update didn't finish? Is this because I'm not using a stock kernel? Will I receive the update through the Franco kernel?
Please help! I'm still battling the signal loss issue and can't fix it! Thanks
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The update did not finish. You need to be running a stock IMM76D kernel.
I've posted both an image you can flash in fastboot, and an image that you can flash in CWM. Flash one of those first, then install the update.
Worked! Thank you!
Worked like a charm. I'm now running the latest build. Thank you so much. Hopefully this will finally solve the lost signal issue I've been experiencing.
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The update did not finish. You need to be running a stock IMM76D kernel.
I've posted both an image you can flash in fastboot, and an image that you can flash in CWM. Flash one of those first, then install the update.
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Let me have a try on your cwm-IMM76-boot-zip, thank you very much
It was the radio!!
Well, I was able to upgrade to the IMM76I build, and the signal lost issue did not go away. Then, I realized I was still using an XXKK1 radio, which didn't seem right. So I flashed UGLA4 radio and haven't had a signal drop in over 24 hours.
Yah!!!! Thanks.
can someone post or PM me the IMM76I stock kernel?
i want to flash AOKP milestone 5 but it uses Faux's kernel
i dont like his battery life, i want the stock google kernel
thanks
Nblufire12 said:
can someone post or PM me the IMM76I stock kernel?
i want to flash AOKP milestone 5 but it uses Faux's kernel
i dont like his battery life, i want the stock google kernel
thanks
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Download the IMM76I factory image from here, pull out the boot.img file and flash it in fastboot mode.
efrant said:
Download the IMM76I factory image from here, pull out the boot.img file and flash it in fastboot mode.
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Is there anywhere I can find the zip so I can flash in clockwork recovery?
Nblufire12 said:
Is there anywhere I can find the zip so I can flash in clockwork recovery?
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If you are too lazy to use fastboot, you can try the attachment. I just whipped this up myself right now. I haven't tested it, but it should work.
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If you are too lazy to use fastboot, you can try the attachment. I just whipped this up myself right now. I haven't tested it, but it should work.
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Thanks I'll give it a shot. How come other people don't like the stock kernel? Its got so much better battery life.
Nblufire12 said:
Thanks I'll give it a shot. How come other people don't like the stock kernel? Its got so much better battery life.
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I like it! I'm using the stock kernel also.
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Hey, just wondering if anyone can answer a few questions for me. Total newbie here and i'm just currently learning before i take action. I'm slowly getting there
I'm currently on 1.28 (Android 4.0.3) if i were to flash a custom 4.0.4 (2.05) rom would i be able to return to my current state via nandroid?
How do you 'uninstall kernel mods'?
Why can i return to 1.28 from a custom rom, but not from an OTA
Thank you for your time if you answer.
I'll be thanking ANYONE who answers
thankssss
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Hey, just wondering if anyone can answer a few questions for me. Total newbie here and i'm just currently learning before i take action. I'm slowly getting there
I'm currently on 1.28 (Android 4.0.3) if i were to flash a custom 4.0.4 (2.05) rom would i be able to return to my current state via nandroid?
How do you 'uninstall kernel mods'?
Why can i return to 1.28 from a custom rom, but not from an OTA
Thank you for your time if you answer.
I'll be thanking ANYONE who answers
thankssss
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Make the back up before you install anything and you can restore it fine..
Restore will wipe out any mods you have installed but to just remove a kernel you need stock modules to flash and also the boot.IMG.
You will need to flash the boot.IMG in the backup folder from your pc in fastboot as the device is s-on and as a result boot.IMG cannot by flash from CWM this needs to be done.for every ROM you try.
Sent from my HTC One X using xda app-developers app
Thanks for your answer. Really grateful. Where would I find these stock modules and I thought the boot.img includes the kernel so wouldn't flashing the stock boot.img get rid of the mods?
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smidgeox said:
Thanks for your answer. Really grateful. Where would I find these stock modules and I thought the boot.img includes the kernel so wouldn't flashing the stock boot.img get rid of the mods?
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say you flash ARHD and then you flash boot.img stock one...there is a thread dedicated to repacking. there you can find the stock modules for that rom...same goes with the other custom kernels. GuyAdams has all repacked boot.imgs with modules there
and no flashing boot.img does not get rid off any mods
Hey, I tried (almost) all custom kernels but battery seems to be best at stock kernel.
So I would like to have the stock kernel but I don't know where to get the zip from
I'm running 4.1.1 Can I flash the kernel that shipped with 4.1.2 (assuming it's different and better)?
If not then a link to the kernel with 4.1.1 would be much appreciated.
4.1.1 Stock kernel
devil snake said:
Hey, I tried (almost) all custom kernels but battery seems to be best at stock kernel.
So I would like to have the stock kernel but I don't know where to get the zip from
I'm running 4.1.1 Can I flash the kernel that shipped with 4.1.2 (assuming it's different and better)?
If not then a link to the kernel with 4.1.1 would be much appreciated.
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4.1.2 Kernel. Use fastboot to install. fastboot flash boot boot.img
3rdstring said:
4.1.1 Stock kernel
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Thank you.
vhgomez36 said:
4.1.2 Kernel. Use fastboot to install. fastboot flash boot boot.img
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Thanks, I guess I'll wait for the zip to be posted somewhere. (Drivers of that ADB thingy can't be installed on Windows 8 or something like that.. Can't use fastboot)
devil snake said:
Thanks, I guess I'll wait for the zip to be posted somewhere. (Drivers of that ADB thingy can't be installed on Windows 8 or something like that.. Can't use fastboot)
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Ok. Flash this in recovery...it's 4.1.2
vhgomez36 said:
Ok. Flash this in recovery...it's 4.1.2
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Awesome, thanks.
Will fix the problems I encountered and sure will use this then.
I am a complete noob to rooting and all this good stuff
but i have been working hard to learn the basics, this week i did my first bootloader unlock and rooting on my NEXUS 7 (2013)
what i don't know is what to look for on a kernel and how to instal it, can someone show me a good learning Thread or if you'd like to explain to me how to do it ?
I know what it is and know what it does, just don't know how to push the new kernel and installing it... sorry about the noob thread but i really wanna learn all this
Brunolarogian said:
I am a complete noob to rooting and all this good stuff
but i have been working hard to learn the basics, this week i did my first bootloader unlock and rooting on my NEXUS 7 (2013)
what i don't know is what to look for on a kernel and how to instal it, can someone show me a good learning Thread or if you'd like to explain to me how to do it ?
I know what it is and know what it does, just don't know how to push the new kernel and installing it... sorry about the noob thread but i really wanna learn all this
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Kernel is boot.img. You can push the img with fastboot (fastboot flash boot boot.img), or get Flashify from the play store.
If you plan on trying different kernels, it is recommended to flash the stock kernel, reboot, then flash the new custom kernel. It has something to do with some custom kernels using a custom ram disk. Not sure on the specifics, exactly.
Aerowinder said:
Kernel is boot.img. You can push the img with fastboot (fastboot flash boot boot.img), or get Flashify from the play store.
If you plan on trying different kernels, it is recommended to flash the stock kernel, reboot, then flash the new custom kernel. It has something to do with some custom kernels using a custom ram disk. Not sure on the specifics, exactly.
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do i need to start over ? i already rooted and installed the custom rom
Brunolarogian said:
do i need to start over ? i already rooted and installed the custom rom
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No.
Aerowinder said:
No.
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Awesome, thank you very much, do you have any kernel suggestions?
Brunolarogian said:
Awesome, thank you very much, do you have any kernel suggestions?
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Is there something wrong with the stock kernel?
Aerowinder said:
Is there something wrong with the stock kernel?
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not sure, I installed a nightly version of CARBON rom and I don't know if the bugs i've been having are from the kernel or rom