ive been fine with andromadus beta 2, but should i update to beta3? or wait for till the beta's are over? i dont want to lose the best android 4.0 ROM.
Just update you won't lose anything, you will gain better performance
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johrie said:
Just update you won't lose anything, you will gain better performance
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without full wipe?
mazdarati2 said:
without full wipe?
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Wipe cache and dalvik cache and you should be good to go. Make a titanium backup first of your apps and a nandroid. So if you encounter any problems you can either revert back to beta 2 or do a clean flash.
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I did a superwipe+ext4...but that's just me. But anyways back to my point. B3 is a huge step up from B2 IMO. So smooth! Its been my DD since it came out. Check it out!
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Here new ROM for Glacier
http://www.filefactory.com/file/c0a...60.27_26.13.04.19_M_release_227522_signed.zip
Enjoy!
Wow! Really?
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Is this just the radio? Or a whole ROM?
How/where did you get it? The version number does show that it's newer than any of the radios in the other thread?
And a changelog would be ideal but we never get those with radios
This is whole rom with radio, os, nboot and all other android stuff in it.
Is this just the gingerbread release from Tmobile or is it an updated version?
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Is this factory rom without root????
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montoya.brandon said:
Is this factory rom without root????
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This is a NEW gingerbread build, its the full rom and its not rooted so i would wait on flashing this people. Until someone roots and deodexed it. Thank you football.
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This is a NEW gingerbread build, its the full rom and its not rooted so i would wait on flashing this people. Until someone roots and deodexed it. Thank you football.
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thanx just wondering cant wait for one of the devs scoop this up yo derekjay where u at man ur freakin awesome
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DO NOT FLASH THIS IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING! YOU WILL LOSE ROOT! Warning to the noobs. Thanks football! Going to extract the radio now!
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Here is the latest Radio that i pulled from this rom and zipped. Radio ver 26.13.04.19. Put on the root of sdcard and boot into hboot to install.
http://www.mediafire.com/?pqk9vcou8n4h7ik
MD5: F1A5B66A84BB9E81403CE8FD8F3CC83D
Football said:
Here new ROM for Glacier
http://www.filefactory.com/file/c0a...60.27_26.13.04.19_M_release_227522_signed.zip
Enjoy!
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Whats the differents between this one and the previous one?
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This is great news! Thanks football!
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I sense many "help I lost root" posts..
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Can someone throw it on the kitchen quick and root it?
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Yeah. Do not use this. This will replace radio, bootloader, recovery along with the rom with no root. Wait till someone extracts rom and adds root.
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Here is the latest Radio that i pulled from this rom and zipped. Radio ver 26.13.04.19. Put on the root of sdcard and boot into hboot to install.
http://www.mediafire.com/?pqk9vcou8n4h7ik
MD5: F1A5B66A84BB9E81403CE8FD8F3CC83D
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Can someone verify the affects of the radio.
Thanks football, haven't see ya in a while.
If I helped, give thanks, if you please.
........Death before dishonor........
I tried it on capy's sense 3.5 rom and it works.. but i saw this radio on desire hd radios...so am just confused..
jr_718 said:
I tried it on capy's sense 3.5 rom and it works.. but i saw this radio on desire hd radios...so am just confused..
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I'm using it now,good signal to
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I'm using it right now. No adverse effects. I'll let you know after further use.
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I am also using the radio, good strong signal so far.
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As the title states, is it possible to flash a different Rom without having to reinstall apps?
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Titanium backup is still the simplest and proven way to restoring previously backedup apps. And data is retained intact also.
You can also try backup/restore tool in rom cleaner thread by Patric.
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I have done it with a few roms, just wiping the caches only. Make a backup first and try it.
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ThePanama said:
I have done it with a few roms, just wiping the caches only. Make a backup first and try it.
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Not recommended though
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joshnichols189 said:
Not recommended though
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Yeah,it's better with Titanium.
What cache cleaner are any of you using or suggest using? If any at all that is.
Thanks
Well if mine gets buggy I just fix permissions n wipe cache n dalvik via recovery
I use App Cache Cleaner. Pretty decent but also do what the above person does also.
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Thanks guys. Not rooted yet and not sure if I will. Not till its bug free.
How are you fixing permissions?
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Thanks guys. Not rooted yet and not sure if I will. Not till its bug free.
How are you fixing permissions?
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When you root and unlock you can have either Clockwork Recovery or TWRP and you do it through those.
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I figured it was root related. One day I might root bit not right now. My last phone was all custom, it's nice to have a break from it. Plus I don't like this data issue with the current root. Maybe I'm miss understanding it, but for now I'm fine.
Data issue?
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Data issue?
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I guess the data doesn't stay consistent for some from what I have read on the root thread.
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I guess the data doesn't stay consistent for some from what I have read on the root thread.
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I've had zero issues and rooted it day one.
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Same here, no issues.
Just wondering if i need to do a full wipe when installing a 4.2 rom coming from 4.1 rom. I ask this because im using slimbean and I've been waiting for the 4.2 forever. If im going to need a full wipe I might as well use aokp now so just wondering!
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It would be a good idea; a lot has changed between 4.1 and 4.2.
Yes. Anytime you change significant version numbers you should always wipe.
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Damn okay thanks, i guess i might as well switch to cm or aokp and not wait
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I see that the device encounter problems like bootloops if I don't wipe cache.
Why wiping cache is required when flashing a kernel on HOX? What's unique about this device (or the method using fastboot)? Maybe a state encoded in bootloader?
This step is not required on other devices such as Xperia P or Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1.
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csec said:
I see that the device encounter problems like bootloops if I don't wipe cache.
Why wiping cache is required when flashing a kernel on HOX? What's unique about this device (or the method using fastboot)? Maybe a state encoded in bootloader?
This step is not required on other devices such as Xperia P or Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1.
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Wiping cache get rid of "previous" stuff stored on phone. It may cause issues, especially if you going from stock ROM to custom and vice versa...
Rexton270 said:
Wiping cache get rid of "previous" stuff stored on phone. It may cause issues, especially if you going from stock ROM to custom and vice versa...
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I know that... ROM yes, but Kernel?
The other day I was talking to a kernel guy at note 10.1 forums, he implied that there is no need to clear cache partition when flashing Kernels. And I told him it is needed for HOX.
Now I wanted to know what's the difference? We don't wipe cache for Kernels on GT-N8000.
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You can flash kernels without wiping cache. Most of the time it works. But sometimes it encounters some problems.
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athulele said:
You can flash kernels without wiping cache. Most of the time it works. But sometimes it encounters some problems.
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For me causes boot loops.
EDIT: Why would it cause bootloops?
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Because different kernels have different things stored so i am most sure u will have issues if u UV or OC had issues myself
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The5alodi said:
Because different kernels have different things stored so i am most sure u will have issues if u UV or OC had issues myself
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I get bootloops on bootanimation, I suppose UV and OC causes bootloops after showing of homescreen?
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It causes issues in everything even if u dont UV or OC so be safe and wipe...
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The5alodi said:
It causes issues in everything so be safe and wipe...
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I was just surprised about it, because a kernel guy told me that. He had a kernel with UV and OC interface. Why would he say such thing?
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The app data in the cache is specific to the previous kernel. It's not always necessary to wipe it, especially if it's just an updated kernel, but good practice to do it anyway to prevent possible bootloops/app force closes.
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I was just surprised about it, because a kernel guy told me that. He had a kernel with UV and OC interface. Why would he say such thing?
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Because of different cpus tegra 3 is ****
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Because of tegra chips
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What about them?
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csec said:
What about them?
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Its a long story read abt the difference between it and the snapdragon chip
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