Hello guys, I still haven't the update. Can someone help me?
My nexus is yakju. And I tried the framework trick a couple times.
Some people sayed that Google was taking it back because of the bugs and network problems.
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You can download the image and flash yourself. Nobody is getting the ota atm.
bow chicka wow wow.
I am sorry but I'm still a noob. But where can I get the original download.
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http://code.google.com/android/nexus/images.html
Flash using fastboot. There are a ton of tutorials on this forum to do just that.
Or you can download the ota from here. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1569791
There is a link on how to flash it in the first post.
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You didn't watch the noob video when you signed up did you? Search function works wonders. Googling always helps too. And heck, there are probably 50 links in the first page of threads randomly strewn about. Google developers site helps too.
bow chicka wow wow.
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You didn't watch the noob video when you signed up did you? Search function works wonders. Googling always helps too. And heck, there are probably 50 links in the first page of threads randomly strewn about. Google developers site helps too.
bow chicka wow wow.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmvCpR45LKA
I heard Google decided to hold on to the 4.0.4 since it caused too much trouble for people.
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decided to hold off on it becuase it caused too many problems for people?!?!
Jeeezz.. Glad I got it when I did. My battery life is at least 33% better, the phone is at least 25% faster. I have had zero issues with it. Certianly nothing that warrants putting it on hold.
Grrr...
i think you can find one custom rom? or one stock rom on google.
mcgon1979 said:
decided to hold off on it becuase it caused too many problems for people?!?!
Jeeezz.. Glad I got it when I did. My battery life is at least 33% better, the phone is at least 25% faster. I have had zero issues with it. Certianly nothing that warrants putting it on hold.
Grrr...
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I think data drops was the reason. it is a huge bug.
mcgon1979 said:
decided to hold off on it becuase it caused too many problems for people?!?!
Jeeezz.. Glad I got it when I did. My battery life is at least 33% better, the phone is at least 25% faster. I have had zero issues with it. Certianly nothing that warrants putting it on hold.
Grrr...
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Many people suffered unexplainable signal drops while in deep sleep and other general sudden radio drops. It can't be because of the new radio that followed, since I have that and run CM9 and no signal-drops whatsoever.
So, Google decided to hold on to the second "batch" of OTA releases since the first batch caused problems. They will fix the error an re-release the OTA later. At least what I've heard, doesn't mean what I say is true.
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http://code.google.com/android/nexus/images.html
Flash using fastboot. There are a ton of tutorials on this forum to do just that.
Or you can download the ota from here. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1569791
There is a link on how to flash it in the first post.
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does flashing this orignal rom restores the default kernel ... ?? + after doing the flash do i have to unlock and root again ?? * going to use clockwork recovery to do the flash ...
cldwar said:
does flashing this orignal rom restores the default kernel ... ?? + after doing the flash do i have to unlock and root again ?? * going to use clockwork recovery to do the flash ...
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Flashing all of the stock image replaces EVERYTHING! However, it does not relock your bootloader.
Maybe its good that Verizon held off then. Still hoping for it soon
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Flashing all of the stock image replaces EVERYTHING! However, it does not relock your bootloader.
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My product code is not yakju ... as I am on a custom rom flashing the official images for yakju is possible ?
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Tanks for the helpful information
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Tanks
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My product code is not yakju ... as I am on a custom rom flashing the official images for yakju is possible ?
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Yeah, it's possible. And furthermore, to make sure your phone registers as "yakju", you only need to flash the yakju system.img. Possibly the kernel too.
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Yeah, it's possible. And furthermore, to make sure your phone registers as "yakju", you only need to flash the yakju system.img. Possibly the kernel too.
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While that is true. If you want to get future OTA's you need the bootloader and radio for IMM76D as well.
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While that is true. If you want to get future OTA's you need the bootloader and radio for IMM76D as well.
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How so?
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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.
adrynalyne said:
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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luckylui said:
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.
I want to test something, and I have done it before on Skyrocket Galaxy, but forgot exactly how.
I think I used Odin to flashed a modified pit file, and I successfully bricked the SR.
I can't find a gnex pit file to test.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1586807
The rom there doesn't have pit file. I can't seem to able to open the img files in there.
Do you guys have a PIT for me to play?
I think I add "1" in one of the partition address in the PIT for SR before.
Thanks
I found this.
I will test it soon.
http://www.mod2xtreme.com/showthread.php?t=11722
What is it that you want to test?
Theshawty said:
What is it that you want to test?
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Insurance fraud
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jesusice said:
Insurance fraud
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Lolol. Insurance fraud..... you gonna go try to get it replaced?
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jesusice said:
Insurance fraud
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You sound like you have experience.
I am going to brick it that way and unbrick it afterward.
I'm not sure how to brick the GN, but maybe you can try that format the whole internal flash memoryvia ADB, and unplug while you flashing this...
Pull the battery while flashing the radio.
Brick city.
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El Daddy said:
Pull the battery while flashing the radio.
Brick city.
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That always works. Lol.
bow chicka wow wow.
Pull the battery while flashing the radio.
Brick city.
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That didn't work for me last time for Skyrocket.
I could still go into Odin and flash again.
Need to go deeper into low level like pit or before odin.
superprelude said:
That didn't work for me last time for Skyrocket.
I could still go into Odin and flash again.
Need to go deeper into low level like pit or before odin.
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Pull the battery while flashing a pit file?
El Daddy said:
Pull the battery while flashing the radio.
Brick city.
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You are coming from an HTC device, yes?
A bad radio flash on HTC devices will certainly brick your device.
That is not the case with Samsung devices though. I've seen some individuals with bad radio flashes, and fastboot still works fine to flash a new one.
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You are coming from an HTC device, yes?
A bad radio flash on HTC devices will certainly brick your device.
That is not the case with Samsung devices though. I've seen some individuals with bad radio flashes, and fastboot still works fine to flash a new one.
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Yeah I've never owned an android phone that wasn't HTC.
I thought it was an android thing. My bad.
lol, put it in microwave for 2 seconds.
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cenwesi said:
lol, put it in microwave for 2 seconds.
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LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I don't know if if the Galaxy Nexus suffers from the same issue as the Samsung Moment, but with that phone, flashing a boot.png (on the GN it's the very first static, black and white 'Google' screen when the phone turns on) larger in size that the existing one, or having too many colors, etc would cause an instant perma-brick. I don't know if we're to the point with the GN where we can freely flash that sort of thing, but I know it worked (didn't work?) on the Moment.
The first post here has the list of guidelines for flashing boot.png images that were discovered trial-by-fire by Moment users.
So, are you guys saying it's next to impossible to brick the Galaxy Nexus if just flashing the basic stuff?
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So, are you guys saying it's next to impossible to brick the Galaxy Nexus if just flashing the basic stuff?
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Yea to brick it actually takes effort.
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Gahh Its Lee said:
Yea to brick it actually takes effort.
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You have no idea how relieved that makes me.
I come from an HTC Nexus One and I never once flashed a radio on it, and I didn't wanna mess too much with bootloaders as an incorrect flashing of the two would acquire a brick.
I'm only on user-level (and flashing, of course) so I don't think I'll ever manage to brick it.
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You have no idea how relieved that makes me.
I come from an HTC Nexus One and I never once flashed a radio on it, and I didn't wanna mess too much with bootloaders as an incorrect flashing of the two would acquire a brick.
I'm only on user-level (and flashing, of course) so I don't think I'll ever manage to brick it.
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Yea I came from an HTC incredible so radios scared me like crazy
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I just got my nexus this past week and I'm wondering if I should root. I'm coming from an Optimus V where it was a necessity to root. Are there any roms and kernels that can help save battery life?
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Of course . I can't live without root. But its really preference.
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The better question is why should you not root?
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Don't bother rooting.
use the nexus toolbox to unlock and flash a custom recovery, then create a backup in recovery.
Flash aokp b37 and franco nightly 166 kernel, and you'll be amazed at how much smoother, how much better the battery life is, and how much more customizable your phone is.
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bongostl said:
Don't bother rooting.
use the nexus toolbox to unlock and flash a custom recovery, then create a backup in recovery.
Flash aokp b37 and franco nightly 166 kernel, and you'll be amazed at how much smoother, how much better the battery life is, and how much more customizable your phone is.
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I wouldn't suggest this. I would read up on how to do things manually and don't rely in toolkits.
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I wouldn't suggest this. I would read up on how to do things manually and don't rely in toolkits.
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+1 this
- Google
Got mine two days ago and just had to root for a little more performance... let alone my battery life doubled. Do it and you won't regret.
Maui4x4 said:
Got mine two days ago and just had to root for a little more performance... let alone my battery life doubled. Do it and you won't regret.
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What ROM and kernel are you using? Battery life is dearly important to me. I would do bad things for battery life...
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What ROM and kernel are you using? Battery life is dearly important to me. I would do bad things for battery life...
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Anything that is based on 4.0.4, even stock. I don't find custom kernels to make a big difference in saving battery (my opinion).. as concerning whether u should root or not, it depends on what u want to do with ur phone and whether u're satisfied or not with stock. Users' needs and expectations differ, so don't let anyone make that decision for u.
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Got mine two days ago and just had to root for a little more performance... let alone my battery life doubled. Do it and you won't regret.
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Sorry,but i must call BS on this one, there's no way u could've got a realistic estimate of ur battery in those 2days.
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Here is my opinion: Why would anyone buy an Android phone if you don't root it? I hate Apple as a company but even I admit that the iPhone is a great piece of technology that inspired all the Android phones. If you don't want to root your device, just return it and get an iPhone.
If you want bloatware gone (yes GN has it too), more customization, better battery life, and snappier phone, go ahead and root and customize. I did it manually, YMMV. I use AOKP and Franco's kernel.
I just ran into a problem when rooting. I unlocked the bootloader and flashed clockworkmod and then pulled the battery to reboot but it didn't wipe the phone so I'm not sure what to do
PS: Sorry for not putting this in the Q&A section but I just realized.
rayiskon said:
Sorry,but i must call BS on this one, there's no way u could've got a realistic estimate of ur battery in those 2days.
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Don't have to say sorry lol, I'll drop screens in this thread way later after I run this charge down.
To O.P.:
Check out my sig and I barely use 3g so that helps a lot.
Maui4x4 said:
Don't have to say sorry lol, I'll drop screens in this thread way later after I run this charge down.
To O.P.:
Check out my sig and I barely use 3g so that helps a lot.
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mate, u have to run a few full cycles of the battery to make an objective analysis, u couldn't have done that in the first 2 days u got the phone
I see no reason not to root. Yes it comes down to personal preference but clearly the OP has experience rooting so it shouldn't be that difficult, especially given that this phone was made to be rooted.
Personally, I'm rooted but barely use it for much. Mostly for free tethering and Root Explorer. I just like knowing I can do whatever I want, when I want and I can't possibly screw up my device...for the most part.
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I had root with my infuse, but also use my handset to collect work mail.. They just pushed a policy through the GOOD application that fails compliance if the phone is rooted.
Does anyone have _experience_ with removing root temporarily?
-Thanks, Kevin
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KevinAlbrecht said:
I had root with my infuse, but also use my handset to collect work mail.. They just pushed a policy through the GOOD application that fails compliance if the phone is rooted.
Does anyone have _experience_ with removing root temporarily?
-Thanks, Kevin
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OTA Rootkeeper
a5pe4 said:
I just ran into a problem when rooting. I unlocked the bootloader and flashed clockworkmod and then pulled the battery to reboot but it didn't wipe the phone so I'm not sure what to do
PS: Sorry for not putting this in the Q&A section but I just realized.
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Did you buy it from Google Play? Some phones they ship out don't wipe when you unlock the bootloader
KevinAlbrecht said:
I had root with my infuse, but also use my handset to collect work mail.. They just pushed a policy through the GOOD application that fails compliance if the phone is rooted.
Does anyone have _experience_ with removing root temporarily?
-Thanks, Kevin
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OTA Rootkeeper
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I don't think that's what he meant. I'm not at all an expert, so call me out if I'm crazy, but couldn't you just remove su.zip (idk what a command for that would be) then just reflash it later?
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mtmjr90 said:
I don't think that's what he meant. I'm not at all an expert, so call me out if I'm crazy, but couldn't you just remove su.zip (idk what a command for that would be) then just reflash it later?
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No. That app will do EXACTLY what he is looking for. Don't let the name fool you. It is not just an app to let you keep root during an OTA update -- it allows you to temporarily "unroot" your build.
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No. That app will do EXACTLY what he is looking for. Don't let the name fool you. It is not just an app to let you keep root during an OTA update -- it allows you to temporarily "unroot" your build.
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Ah interesting, thanks! Shoulda clicked...
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Okay so I received a GT-i9250M today that I bought off of ebay and after plugging it in to charge, I got a notification about the Jelly Bean update. Don't know if to install it though as I don't know if it can be rooted afterwards. Should I just install the one in the development forum?
It can be rooted afterwards, there is a cwm flashable package available in the dev section.
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When you update it, let us know what build it is
Wow. That was fast.
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I'm guessing this is for GSM only, not CMDA/Verizon - right?
Yeah it surprised me as well. I'm letting the update run just out of curiosity. Hope it can be rooted. I can't go back to a non-rooted life :'( I'll post the build number when it's done
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I'm guessing this is for GSM only, not CMDA/Verizon - right?
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Yup.
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checkmeout said:
Yeah it surprised me as well. I'm letting the update run just out of curiosity. Hope it can be rooted. I can't go back to a non-rooted life :'( I'll post the build number when it's done
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It's a nexus. No such thing as a nexus build that can't be rooted.
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I'm guessing this is for GSM only, not CMDA/Verizon - right?
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Don't know, but my phone is GSM model.
btw the build number is JRN84D, same as the one in the development forum.
Maybe it's an I/O phone, but isn't the i9250M from Canada?
Sounds like you bought a Nexus someone got at Google IO. Pretty sure the official OTA isn't going out yet or this forum would be exploding.
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Sounds like you bought a Nexus someone got at Google IO. Pretty sure the official OTA isn't going out yet or this forum would be exploding.
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I jumped on factory images link, nothing there yet
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Yea your best off to download one of the developmental roms that have some tweaks, fixes, and some mods.
I wouldn't touch the ICS custom roms since ignorance is bliss. They have LOTS of customization that hurts when missed. Some of the JB mods help but you won't miss what you never had!
Welcome to the Nexii Community btw. I recommend a 34px Nav bar and Battery% mods to start you out. The Nav bar mod will make the bar smaller because the stock Nav bar is HUGE!
can you show us the screenshot of the about phone page? what date is the kernel built at?
Oh damn man, I got really excited for a minute.
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crazyalaa said:
Oh damn man, I got really excited for a minute.
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LOL! so did I, I just got my nexus and it prompted me for a system update but it's only to 4.04
Thanks for going easy on me guys and sorry for getting everyone worked up for nothing. I have attached the screenshot requested. Thanks for the mod suggestions. I see the Galaxy Nexus Toolkit should be updated soon to support JB so as soon as I root I'll get to modding. Loving the phone so far (for the past couple hours :-D). Much better than my old faithful Vibrant on SlimICS, though I still love her too lol
Um, Google took that JRN84D from IMM30D update down just hours after putting it up...so either Google put the update back up and his phone is running IMM30D takju, or Google has begun the roll out to other devices.
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OP, are you using yakju or takju? Check your build using the "GN update checker" app in the Play store.
Yeah it appears Google put the JRN84D from IMM30D takju update back up. This guy probably got one of the ones given out at I/O.
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checkmeout said:
Hope it can be rooted. I can't go back to a non-rooted life :'( I'll post the build number when it's done
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Yes it's possible unlock boot loader, flash custom recovery (clockworkmod or twrp) and flash superuser. I have do this with jb-takju.zip and it work
T999UVALI5
http://www.hotfile.com/dl/171432805/0faa5b0/SGH-T999_T999UVALI5-OTA-T999UVALH2_TMB_10367429.zip.html
wish they just leak the whole firmware for JB lI5 and stop these radio and kernel updates :crying:
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wish they just leak the whole firmware for JB lI5 and stop these radio and kernel updates :crying:
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Well I think it's mainly to fix the bugs so when we do get JB we have no issues.
That's my guess.
But you were right again, when is the next one coming. Lol
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wish they just leak the whole firmware for JB lI5 and stop these radio and kernel updates :crying:
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So much for it not being LI5
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Strange thing is each update is a little bigger than the last. LI1=7.4mb, LI2=9.5mb, and LI5=9.9mb. Wonder why if only radio/kernel updates.
I think we are getting very close to a stable release across all carriers...
If i were Samsung, I would release on the 12th Due to the new Iphone Release... To steal a little Thunder from them...:good::laugh::good::laugh:
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I think we are getting very close to a stable release across all carriers...
If i were Samsung, I would release on the 12th Due to the new Iphone Release... To steal a little Thunder from them...:good::laugh::good::laugh:
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Especially after getting creamed by a California Jury on one of Apples nuisance infringement lawsuits.
noob question... how would i use this file to update while rooteD?
seifumizu said:
noob question... how would i use this file to update while rooteD?
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I would wait for a flashable zip if you wanna try it.. or make one..
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with the frequency of things, I would say patience could be your friend...
Samsung could easily be using xda for free bug/revision testing in this matter... (think about it... some of the best testers are here blasting on this... look how fast they report back that x, y or z is broken... (sms on wifi... or camera, or whatever...)
scifan said:
with the frequency of things, I would say patience could be your friend...
Samsung could easily be using xda for free bug/revision testing in this matter... (think about it... some of the best testers are here blasting on this... look how fast they report back that x, y or z is broken... (sms on wifi... or camera, or whatever...)
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I've always thought the same thing.
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AustinKnight45 said:
I've always thought the same thing.
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Of course, the reality is about half the guys on here would volunteer to be beta testers given a decent chance as well...
Anyone know if this will come to the phone through the software update option?
In other words, is this official?
bardhi92 said:
will this come to the phone through the software update option?
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No, its a leak.
can someone upload the whole nandriod backup, allows me and other like me to restore in CWM.
thanks a million
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can someone upload the whole nandriod backup, allows me and other like me to restore in CWM.
thanks a million
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Why not just flash the update in stock recovery? You can use ota rootkeeper to protect root.
Also the pro version of mobile odin will flash any of the full fw releases as well as the otas, and it'll reinject root during the process. (Its now my preferred method)
Most people arent going to want to give you their nandroid. theres too much personal info on it. Even those like me who make one right after flashing will be very cautious about this. Theres almost always something in there that is easily forgotten to clear. You could get lucky and find someone willing to do it, just dont get your hopes up too much.
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so if I have UVALH2 stock ROM, i can just flash this zip file? and that would bring me to the latest update?
DocHoliday77 said:
Why not just flash the update in stock recovery? You can use ota rootkeeper to protect root.
Also the pro version of mobile odin will flash any of the full fw releases as well as the otas, and it'll reinject root during the process. (Its now my preferred method)
Most people arent going to want to give you their nandroid. theres too much personal info on it. Even those like me who make one right after flashing will be very cautious about this. Theres almost always something in there that is easily forgotten to clear. You could get lucky and find someone willing to do it, just dont get your hopes up too much.
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Hey doc got some questions for ya. I came to the gs3 from nexus s 4g. With the ns4g I could always just flash new ROMs and updates in cwm. It seems the process is a bit more complicated on gs3. I purchased mobile Odin, and I've used the PC version a couple of times, but I'm not that comfortable with it. First day I got my gs3 I flashed Mr. Robinson's root injected uvlah2 and just stuck with that. A couple nights ago I finally flashed a new radio and it has helped my signal. I want to make sure my phone is ready for the jb update so what would you suggest?
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zyrtek69 said:
Hey doc got some questions for ya. I came to the gs3 from nexus s 4g. With the ns4g I could always just flash new ROMs and updates in cwm. It seems the process is a bit more complicated on gs3. I purchased mobile Odin, and I've used the PC version a couple of times, but I'm not that comfortable with it. First day I got my gs3 I flashed Mr. Robinson's root injected uvlah2 and just stuck with that. A couple nights ago I finally flashed a new radio and it has helped my signal. I want to make sure my phone is ready for the jb update so what would you suggest?
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Its the same with this phone.. pretty much all of your roms kernels and modems via cwm... this is a different case because its a samsung update and hasnt been made into a cwm flashable zip...
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capcanuck said:
Its the same with this phone.. pretty much all of your roms kernels and modems via cwm... this is a different case because its a samsung update and hasnt been made into a cwm flashable zip...
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OK so when I flash the modem update I'm flashing the whole update and not just the modem?
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