I haven't seen anything to suggest otherwise, but is there any reason that I maybe haven't received the 4.0.4 update yet is because I have an app that is not compatible with API 15 (4.0.3+)? Does anybody know if the updates take anything like that into consideration? I have a feeling it's not, but I'm not 100% sure.
Thanks.
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I haven't seen anything to suggest otherwise, but is there any reason that I maybe haven't received the 4.0.4 update yet is because I have an app that is not compatible with API 15 (4.0.3+)? Does anybody know if the updates take anything like that into consideration? I have a feeling it's not, but I'm not 100% sure.
Thanks.
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That will have no impact on whether you receive the update. The only think that will influence it is your IMEI and your build fingerprint.
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I haven't seen anything to suggest otherwise, but is there any reason that I maybe haven't received the 4.0.4 update yet is because I have an app that is not compatible with API 15 (4.0.3+)? Does anybody know if the updates take anything like that into consideration? I have a feeling it's not, but I'm not 100% sure.
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All the OTA cares about is that the IMEI is on their list and you have the proper radio, ROM, recovery, and everything.
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All the OTA cares about is that the IMEI is on their list and you have the proper radio, ROM, recovery, and everything.
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What krohnjw said is correct. Just to add some additional detail:
All that matters for receiving the notification of an OTA update is your IMEI and your fingerprint (found in your build.prop in the line starting with ro.build.fingerprint).
For having the update install, it depends on what each individual update verifies. For example, the IMM76D from ICL53F update verifies a whole slew of items, including files found in /system, as well as the radio. The IMM48 update for yakjuux doesn't verify anything (aside from the device being maguro). No update to date has verified the recovery partition.
For having the update install automatically, it needs the stock recovery.
That's the actual IMEI of my device found under settings and not the fake Atrix one I gave AT&T so I could access the faster data speeds?
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That's the actual IMEI of my device found under settings and not the fake Atrix one I gave AT&T so I could access the faster data speeds?
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What you gave ATT makes no difference, the imei of he device.
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That's good enough for me. Thanks!
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Well, take it for what its worth. We are getting prompt updates but they don't appear to be provided by Google (directly).
ITL41D (4.0.1) to ICL53F (4.0.2)
http://android.clients.google.com/p....signed-mysid-ICL53F-from-ITL41D.5f0ed49e.zip
ICL53F (4.0.2) to IMM30B (4.0.4)
http://android.clients.google.com/p....signed-mysid-IMM30B-from-ICL53F.659e0a8f.zip
Enjoy, despair, whatever.
First. And incoming trolls. Good job too.
This needs to be stickied.
As long as they come, I don't care where they're from. Though I thought they were supposed to come from Google.
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As long as they come, I don't care where they're from. Though I thought they were supposed to come from Google.
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Well, its hard to say. We just know they aren't coming from Samsung, which is DAMN NICE.
I would assume that OTAs that involve a radio update would bounce between Verizon and Google. Which of the two pushes it out to everyone is kind of up in the air. Wouldn't it be Google since it's on their server already?
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akanatrix said:
I would assume that OTAs that involve a radio update would bounce between Verizon and Google. Which of the two pushes it out to everyone is kind of up in the air. Wouldn't it be Google since it's on their server already?
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Googleclients is a mirror for nearly all android devices out there, carrier locked, and not.
Also, radios will be included in nearly all otas per Google, for both GSM and CDMA.
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Also, radios will be included in nearly all otas per Google, for both GSM and CDMA.
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That's dope.
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Might be helpful to post the new su.zip and insecure boot image (in case there is anyone out there that likes to root via adb).
Safe to assume that this 4.04 is the official one that will get pushed out eventually? I would hate to flash it and have to wipe cause they end up pushing something else.
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akanatrix said:
Safe to assume that this 4.04 is the official one that will get pushed out eventually? I would hate to flash it and have to wipe cause they end up pushing something else.
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No way to know. That it is on the googleclients server..there is a very good chance.
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Safe to assume that this 4.04 is the official one that will get pushed out eventually? I would hate to flash it and have to wipe cause they end up pushing something else.
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Looking at the build.prop within the system its saying that it has a actual release key and not a test key... so sounds like this is legit.
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Looking at the build.prop within the system its saying that it has a actual release key and not a test key... so sounds like this is legit.
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test keys are reserved for eng builds. Those are deodexed, full builds, include debugging tools, and never otas.
The key's name or type does not mean it is official.
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test keys are reserved for eng builds. Those are deodexed, full builds, include debugging tools, and never otas.
The key's name or type does not mean it is official.
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The 4.0.2 build reads the same thing as the OTA does I checked it before all this came up...
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luckylui said:
The 4.0.2 build reads the same thing as the OTA does I checked it before all this came up...
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...Feel not to believe me. I think I have been through enough leaks/compiles/phones to know that release-keys does not guarantee official. It means its at (the very least) a release candidate stage.
I got the seidio extended buttery. Gummynex 7.0, undervolted, screen brightness at like 10 percent. I have a hard time doing like 2 hours of screen time on 3g or 4B.C.
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Shad0w0fDeth said:
I got the seidio extended buttery. Gummynex 7.0, undervolted, screen brightness at like 10 percent. I have a hard time doing like 2 hours of screen time on 3g or 4B.C.
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Oops, wrong thread.
bfroehlich said:
This needs to be stickied.
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Needs to be, but they will not. It is not considered 'important announcement'. Instead they rather see **** buried.
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Needs to be, but they will not. It is not considered 'important announcement'. Instead they rather see **** buried.
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Then I guess we'll have to keep posting comments and bumping this thread
Terminators run on Android
daily bumps work.
Pretty self explanatory from the title. I've seen a bunch of people who have updated from 4.0.2 and welcomed the new changes - but what about us already on 4.0.4? Has anyone gone from IMM30B to IMM76K? What differences did you notice (other than just "better signal") Is it really worth having to wipe our phone for these changes?
Or would waiting to see if a full release comes out so we don't have to wipe our phones is a better option?
Thanks guys.
Just flash the radio's for know and wait for the "Official" release which shouldn't be too far off.
miketoasty said:
Just flash the radio's for know and wait for the "Official" release which shouldn't be too far off.
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Ditto, I updated my radios but nothing else. I think it'd be a bigger pain to downgrade your whole phone back to 4.0.2 to allow for the proper 4.0.4 update. Easier to wait for an incremental update, or wait for 4.0.5/6
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Pretty self explanatory from the title. I've seen a bunch of people who have updated from 4.0.2 and welcomed the new changes - but what about us already on 4.0.4? Has anyone gone from IMM30B to IMM76K? What differences did you notice (other than just "better signal") Is it really worth having to wipe our phone for these changes?
Or would waiting to see if a full release comes out so we don't have to wipe our phones is a better option?
Thanks guys.
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Where the hell is imm76k?
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It's not for AT&T, it's for VZW
IMM76K is a 4.0.4 Verizon Wireless / LTE release for the GNex that appears official and started getting pushed out OTA to a very few regular users and a number of VzW phones (in store displays for instance) over the last two days. At least one user was good enough to copy the zip before it was installed on his/her device and started it, so many others could start trying it as well.
Jon
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I was on the leaked 4.0.4 radios/BL and flashed back to the 4.0.2's. Applied the zip file on here and upgraded.
Honestly? Not a fan. Probably going to flash back to what I had. Of course, it's all relative to your hardware/location/etc...
My experience. Flash it and see what yours is.
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IMM76K is a 4.0.4 Verizon Wireless / LTE release for the GNex that appears official and started getting pushed out OTA to a very few regular users and a number of VzW phones (in store displays for instance) over the last two days. At least one user was good enough to copy the zip before it was installed on his/her device and started it, so many others could start trying it as well.
Jon
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People got it directly from Google's servers. An xda user ran alogcat on a store phone that was showing the update notice. That file name allowed the URL for the update to be discovered. At least that's what happened on xda .
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Thanks! I was light on accurate details here.... Too preoccupied playing with new update, GA Galaxy Nexus toolkit....
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I'm also on the leaked 4.0.4 and I was asking myself that same question OP.
It is not worth it if you ask me. I just flashed the new radios and that's it.
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Pretty self explanatory from the title. I've seen a bunch of people who have updated from 4.0.2 and welcomed the new changes - but what about us already on 4.0.4? Has anyone gone from IMM30B to IMM76K? What differences did you notice (other than just "better signal") Is it really worth having to wipe our phone for these changes?
Or would waiting to see if a full release comes out so we don't have to wipe our phones is a better option?
Thanks guys.
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It is possible to back up your stuff.
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what's new on imm76k? it's only for LTE version ? not GSM version ?
hki_peter said:
what's new on imm76k? it's only for LTE version ? not GSM version ?
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It is only for Verizon GNexuii right now. As for a changelog, well I haven't seen one yet.
A new version of ICS is available on samfirmware.com
http://www.sammobile.com/firmware/?page=8&view=6468
Enjoy
Is it rooted ?
Been out since about last Thursday, actually.
Hi, has anyone tested this on a Rogers phone? Someone confirmed that the 'LH2 version works with rogers (in another thread) but I just wanted to double check if this is the same ROM. Also do I need to do anything else to get it working on the Rogers network besides add the APN settings (modem files, etc)?
I'm doing this update for my dad's phone primarily to fix the data usage bug in the official GB rom and it would be nice to get him updated to ICS.
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Hi, has anyone tested this on a Rogers phone? Someone confirmed that the 'LH2 version works with rogers (in another thread) but I just wanted to double check if this is the same ROM. Also do I need to do anything else to get it working on the Rogers network besides add the APN settings (modem files, etc)?
I'm doing this update for my dad's phone primarily to fix the data usage bug in the official GB rom and it would be nice to get him updated to ICS.
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There is not reason not to work it is the same phone
Goozy said:
Hi, has anyone tested this on a Rogers phone? Someone confirmed that the 'LH2 version works with rogers (in another thread) but I just wanted to double check if this is the same ROM. Also do I need to do anything else to get it working on the Rogers network besides add the APN settings (modem files, etc)?
I'm doing this update for my dad's phone primarily to fix the data usage bug in the official GB rom and it would be nice to get him updated to ICS.
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It will work on a Rogers device, but do keep in mind that the official LH2 build has many of the same problems as the leak, as well as one or two extras since it apparently doesn't do a full wipe first. Two major ones present in both ICS builds are a broken keyboard backlight and broken tethering, though there are fairly easy fixes here on the forums for both. The official build has problems with the phone app crashing if you have contacts on the phone other than google contacts, I believe.
Your best bet is to back up anything he has on the phone, convert all the contacts over to google contacts if he uses anything else, and do a factory wipe before updating. If he cares about tethering or the keyboard lights, you'll need to flash clockwork mod recovery after the update, and flash those two updates as well.
bakageta said:
It will work on a Rogers device, but do keep in mind that the official LH2 build has many of the same problems as the leak, as well as one or two extras since it apparently doesn't do a full wipe first. Two major ones present in both ICS builds are a broken keyboard backlight and broken tethering, though there are fairly easy fixes here on the forums for both. The official build has problems with the phone app crashing if you have contacts on the phone other than google contacts, I believe.
Your best bet is to back up anything he has on the phone, convert all the contacts over to google contacts if he uses anything else, and do a factory wipe before updating. If he cares about tethering or the keyboard lights, you'll need to flash clockwork mod recovery after the update, and flash those two updates as well.
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Awesome! Thanks for all the info. Yeah, I was reading about those issues and I was shocked that AT&T and/or Samsung would allow such major bugs through (especially the keyboard light bug). I wonder if people are complaining about these issues on the official AT&T forums. I'm just glad the XDA community is here to help
Is it safe to assume that AT&T didn't mess with the built-in ICS data usage tool?
Is a flashable zip coming out soon ?
Sure. If I get the time to... My windows machine broke so probably ill get itsmebdon to do it...
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HA!
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touch 6.0 recovery, su 3.2, backlight fix. Working like a charm on the wife's phone. Thank you !
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Since no-one's outright said it: this update DOES NOT wipe /data. You will keep your apps and settings.
At least, if you're coming from UCLG9. Don't know about GB builds. Honestly, I don't think Odin is smart enough for something like that, but I'm no expert.
roothorick said:
Since no-one's outright said it: this update DOES NOT wipe /data. You will keep your apps and settings.
At least, if you're coming from UCLG9. Don't know about GB builds. Honestly, I don't think Odin is smart enough for something like that, but I'm no expert.
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+1
Tappin' Typin'
I had phone app force closed after calls ended with this ICS installed on top of September non-ICS update.
Factory reset helped.
CarpeNoctem said:
A new version of ICS is available on samfirmware.com
http://www.sammobile.com/firmware/?page=8&view=6468
Enjoy
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Ok, so south America gets JB but usa gets sucky ICS only?
Am i missing something here?
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Anyway to download this without registering? Am I missing a step? Did someone post this elsewhere?
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Anyway to download this without registering? Am I missing a step? Did someone post this elsewhere?
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right here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1945558
I did see that. I was looking for just the raw update itself, not rooted or anything.
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The_Bizzel said:
I did see that. I was looking for just the raw update itself, not rooted or anything.
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try this:
http://hotfile.com/dl/170895920/60fc4e1/SGH-I927_ATT_I927UCLH2_I927ATTLH2_Original.zip.html
(just googled a bit to find it)
Aquethys said:
Sure. If I get the time to... My windows machine broke so probably ill get itsmebdon to do it...
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any word of a flashable, rooted version coming? or is dmans the only option?
checkin every 30 minutes and nothing takju
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It doesn't benefit or add anything to our phones. The update is primarily for the Nexus 7.
Just get the factory image from google site and follow efrant guide.
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It doesn't benefit or add anything to our phones. The update is primarily for the Nexus 7.
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It has a number of bug fixes. The biggest fix I noticed on my nexus 7 is that sports calendars show up in Google calendar. That alone is making me want it on my phone ASAP.
Questions goes to the Q&A section
Beamed from my Grouper.
There are some people claiming to have got the ota but its nothing but a lie, the ota is not yet rolling out its just the factory image Google have released, happens every time an ota is close people just bullsh1t for the attention, they either flashed the 4.1.2 image or are using 4.1.2 custom rom plain an simple.
wisefreakz said:
Just get the factory image from google site and follow efrant guide.
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I don't like it..
slayr76 said:
There are some people claiming to have got the ota but its nothing but a lie, the ota is not yet rolling out its just the factory image Google have released, happens every time an ota is close people just bullsh1t for the attention, they either flashed the 4.1.2 image or are using 4.1.2 custom rom plain an simple.
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before i saw a screenshot,i agree to you
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carlosaeg28 said:
checkin every 30 minutes and nothing takju
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it seems that yakju has the ota
What a pit, none of them extract the url from the log.
GldRush98 said:
It doesn't benefit or add anything to our phones. The update is primarily for the Nexus 7.
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Did you even bother to read the change log before you posted this misinformation?
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tomleung1996 said:
I don't like it..
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Well if you really want 4.1.2 that's a plenty fine way to have it, the images are there waiting for you. Otherwise stop complaining and wait patiently for the OTA .
tomleung1996 said:
it seems that yakju has the ota
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lol wow takju thought was the first brother Log cat could send?
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picopir8 said:
It has a number of bug fixes. The biggest fix I noticed on my nexus 7 is that sports calendars show up in Google calendar. That alone is making me want it on my phone ASAP.
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I have 4.1.1 and I see the sports calendars in Google calendar.
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picopir8 said:
It has a number of bug fixes. The biggest fix I noticed on my nexus 7 is that sports calendars show up in Google calendar. That alone is making me want it on my phone ASAP.
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There were no changes to the calendar that would of caused that. There were very little changes in the changelog that affects GN users. The only user facing change is moving the Location settings out of AOSP (thus the new layout in settings).
I have it on my Toro GNex.....
Thanks to CM10
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It doesn't benefit or add anything to our phones. The update is primarily for the Nexus 7.
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It gives us one finger notification expand/collapse. Maybe landscape support for our homescreens, too.
The Galaxy Nexus phones I bought of Google Play all got the 4.1.2 update... but the freebie phone I got when I attended Google IO still hasn't. Are the updates still rolling out or is something wrong here? Keep checking, but it never finds an update.
Android version
4.1.1
Baseband version
I9250XXLF1
Kernel version
3.0.31-g6fb96c9
[email protected] )
#1 SMP PREEMPT Thu Jun 28 11:02:39 PDT 2012
Build number
JRO03C
if your device is the same as the retail version then just manually flash the the update. You can download the image from Googles site.
Problem solved
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Root it and boot it
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Root it and boot it
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I think the point he is making is that everyone got the update while he is left in the dark, and he is one of the few that probably deserves the update first before others
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b1337 said:
Root it and boot it
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What has rooting got to do with getting updates?
harveydent said:
What has rooting got to do with getting updates?
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Toot it and root it
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I havent gotten the update yet either so i ended up flashing it
i do live in new zealand though which is pretty remote in terms of cell phones
we dont even have galaxy nexus's here im like the only one
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I think the point he is making is that everyone got the update while he is left in the dark, and he is one of the few that probably deserves the update first before others
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I understood his post as what you had suggested, but I also felt compelled to point him into a direction that could get him current with everyone else if he chose to do so......basically I circumvented reasoning and gave a possible solution for him to mind juggle
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confirmed. no update on my IO gnex either. wtf?
you are on xda.. download the toolkit, unlock bootloader and flash recovery on your gnex, download a rom/gapps and put it on your sd, flash the rom/gapps = problem solved
The point is not that he wants the update... its that Google has not pushed the update to the IO devices.
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Kennnny1 said:
The point is not that he wants the update... its that Google has not pushed the update to the IO devices.
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Well he may be waiting a very long time as IO devices are generally the very last to be updated.
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If I have to flash it, eventually I will. I wanted to keep this as my stock dev device for development and would've expected that the devices given to the developers at Google IO wouldn't be receiving the updates late... assuming that this thing will get an update at sometime in the future. Very surprising since I would've thought the phones handed to devs, if any, should be first in line to receive updates, unless something has gone wrong with my update.
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If I have to flash it, eventually I will. I wanted to keep this as my stock dev device for development and would've expected that the devices given to the developers at Google IO wouldn't be receiving the updates late... assuming that this thing will get an update at sometime in the future. Very surprising since I would've thought the phones handed to devs, if any, should be first in line to receive updates, unless something has gone wrong with my update.
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Sorry to hear it. I fully agree but I think Google view is that it is a dev device so you can update with the 4.1.2 firmware currently available. Send Google an email and see what they say.
Good luck...
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Well, I called Samsung and they said it was the carrier's responsibility. Uh, what carrier? This is a GSM phone that's not from T-Mobile. Weird, I figure their staff just can't handle the question. I get the number for their "expert" support. He says to talk to Google.
I hunt the contact number for Google devices and get a nice guy who has me turn on airplane mode, then turn on wifi. Then clear data for Google app services. Check the about settings, last update check was in 1969. <sigh>, yes, I've done this, but I'll try again. No update found.
He said that it was strange. The update should've been pushed out to it by now and something was wrong, but couldn't help. The only thing left to do was to ship it to Samsung and have them flash the ROM on it.
Forget that, I gave up and I flashed the 4.1.2 factory image myself. I guess I could've saved myself some time by doing it in the first place, but I'm still curious and would like to know why I got the 4.1.1 OTA but 4.1.2 didn't work. Weird.
FYI, my IO nexus just got the update to 4.1.2 today, almost a full month after it started rolling out.