Hi. Right now my phone is rooted but with stock 4.0.2 and I want to put it like out of the box stock and unrooted. Can I do this with the toolkit? Do I need to download the 4.0.2 version from Google?
What do I need to do?
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You can do it with the toolkit or with Fastboot, your choice.
Download the images from Google and use either method.
Could I download the 4.0.4 image instead and use toolkit to flash it?
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Yes you can.
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I have the 5.1 version of the toolkit. Does it matter or should I download the latest version?
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Yeah, take the latest version because it supports 4.0.4
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you'd be better off using fastboot to flash the images... you wouldnt have to keep up with versions
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you'd be better off using fastboot to flash the images... you wouldnt have to keep up with versions
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Absolutely true... But it's ok to start with the tool IMHO, just start learning and try to find an answer to your questions and a solution to your problems yourself first before asking and you will learn...
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Ok so i downloaded the android 4.1 rom on my GNEX and now i want to go back to ics and wait for the google OTA update. how do i go back to ics ??
Restore nandroid. (Or use the toolkit or something.)
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Flash the Google image using fastboot.
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Flash the Google image using fastboot.
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is that when you hook you phone up through usb and enter commands in terminal? if so already tried that it keeps failing but whatever i re-rooted it and re-installed my kernel so ill be fine with jelly bean for now
Is there a flashable stock rooted Sprint CWM file I can flash I can't seem to find it :-\
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None I guess?
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go find it? : http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1562
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go find it? : http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1562
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Tried searching there but couldn't find it thanks for your help it was very useful.
I'm posting a twrp one shortly
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Guess ODIN is the only way I can't seem to find a CWM STOCK Sprint ROM :-\
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Do you have goo manager? Can run the open script to flash twrp then flash mine. Fair warning..no root on the one i posted and haven't been able to get it back yet
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Guess ODIN is the only way I can't seem to find a CWM STOCK Sprint ROM :-\
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If you have the images (and you do, since there is an Odin stock tarball floating around), you can easily re-pack them up to flash in CWM...
Need a download link for #galaxynexus maguro jb 4.1.2 GSM stock rooted rom ,anyone?
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Come on people search the forums and internet more please!
Google Factory Images for Nexus Devices
Download 4.1.2 (JZO54K) for either takju or yakju
flash required 'img's in fastboot
flash a custom recovery
search for a cwm.zip that gives you root
rejoice.
I'll tell you how to do it but I'm not going to hold your hand. This stuff is far too easy... You've been here long enough. Search next time!
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Need a download link for #galaxynexus maguro jb 4.1.2 GSM stock rooted rom ,anyone?
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Download the Galaxy Nexus Toolkit. You can use it to download the stock img and flash via fastboot.
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Download the Galaxy Nexus Toolkit. You can use it to download the stock img and flash via fastboot.
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Yeah, that's great, keep suggesting the toolkit to users who ask this kind of questions.
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bk201doesntexist said:
Yeah, that's great, keep suggesting the toolkit to users who ask this kind of questions.
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Gee. I didn't know a toolkit was needed to download from here and then root. https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
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Is there a flashable .zip to get back to stock recovery for Verizon 4.1.1
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Download the factory IMG from Google and use fastboot flash recovery recover.img. and that's all u need to do.
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ODIN
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I want to get back to stock recovery from my phone without using a computer???
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I am sure there is a flashable zip floating around out there somewhere. If not, you could make one yourself.
You could use terminal commands to flash it.
You could also use mobile odin.
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I am sure there is a flashable zip floating around out there somewhere. If not, you could make one yourself.
You could use terminal commands to flash it.
You could also use mobile odin.
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Guess I'll have to do it the hard way then. I was just hoping for someone to read my question, and shoot me a link to a .zip... Lol. Guess that's lazy though. Downloading factory image from Google as I type.
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flash it with fastboot or make a tar and flash it via odin
I am in 4.2.2 and tried many times to OTA update to 4.3 but it always failed.
Looking in the ROM Manager first screen says that my ROM is not set up to receive OTA.
There are no other options as these are for premium users of the app.
What can I do?
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Flash it manually via fastboot.
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Flash it manually via fastboot.
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Well I tried to do so using the nexus root toolkit by Wugfresh but it doesn't seem to work for 4.3 yet.
My other option is to download the file from Google and flash it with the Gal.Nex. toolkit.
As you see I am not very good with commands etc and I am trying to do it the easy way..
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DomieMic65 said:
Well I tried to do so using the nexus root toolkit by Wugfresh but it doesn't seem to work for 4.3 yet.
My other option is to download the file from Google and flash it with the Gal.Nex. toolkit.
As you see I am not very good with commands etc and I am trying to do it the easy way..
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did he say use a toolkit? no he didnt.
stop being lazy and follow this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
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did he say use a toolkit? no he didnt.
stop being lazy and follow this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
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OK you are right and I am going to do my homework tonight BUT...
Why the h... is it unable to OTA?
It's a completely stock jakju 4.2.2
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something isnt stock. it could be the radio, kernel, some system file you modified.
When it errors out it should tell you where the problem is.
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something isnt stock. it could be the radio, kernel, some system file you modified.
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There are some system apps that I have deleted or freezed. It might be it?
In another thread here in xda I read that the device should be in stock recovery in order to accept the OTA update. Now mine is in clockwork mode.
Is this right?
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DomieMic65 said:
There are some system apps that I have deleted or freezed. It might be it?
In another thread here in xda I read that the device should be in stock recovery in order to accept the OTA update. Now mine is in clockwork mode.
Is this right?
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Sigh. CWM doesn't stop otas, modifying /system does that.
If you removed system apps then that's your problem. You will never be able top install the OTA in any way
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Sigh. CWM doesn't stop otas, modifying /system does that.
If you removed system apps then that's your problem. You will never be able top install the OTA in any way
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So if I install them back again it will be OK?
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DomieMic65 said:
So if I install them back again it will be OK?
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Yeah probably. But I still suggest using fastboot. It's not that hard.
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mrgnex said:
Yeah probably. But I still suggest using fastboot. It's not that hard.
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Yes you are right... I will try!
Thnx.
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