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Got OTA notification but....

...I downloaded the 4.0.4 update and went to install and reboot. But the phone got stuck at the screen with the android belly up and a exclamation point. Pulled the battery and rebooted and was at 4.0.2 still. Haven't gotten another OTA notification. Do I get another OTA alert or do I have to update manually.
I have a GSM Nexus, rooted but with stock 4.0.2. And I activated OTA RootKeeper before downloading the update. Any help will be greatly accepted.
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Besides root and maybe unlock your bootloader, did you change anything in your system (install mods, different radio etc. or rename system files)? If you are not completely stock your OTA will not work and you will have to update manually or get back to Stock first.
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Nothing changed. Except for root and unlocked bootloader everything is stock.
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Well the screen you were looking at (Android belly up) is the stock recovery. If you see that: no need to pull battery. Simply push volume up + power simultaneously and you'll get into the recovery menu. Scrolling through the options can be done with the volume buttons, select with the power button.
That said: I think no one knows for sure but I myself would not wait and update myself. There are a lot of guides here on how to do that and if you flash the stock images you will have the same as anyone who had the OTA. Make a proper backup first (you allways should)! You will lose all your data if you have to unlock your bootloader.
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jrodsep said:
Nothing changed. Except for root and unlocked bootloader everything is stock.
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Have you installed CWM recovery installed?
The "belly up" android is the phone trying to boot in the stock recovery to update the phone. But as you may have CWM recovery installed (which replaces the stock recovery) the phone cannot complete the update.
You will need to re-install the stock recovery. I believe you can do this with the GNex Toolkit.
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stuu.f said:
Have you installed CWM recovery installed?
The "belly up" android is the phone trying to boot in the stock recovery to update the phone. But as you may have CWM recovery installed (which replaces the stock recovery) the phone cannot complete the update.
You will need to re-install the stock recovery. I believe you can do this with the GNex Toolkit.
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Is it possible to get the Stock Recovery Screen when you have CWM installed? Didn't think that was possible... that it would just boot into CWM recovery. That is why I didn't mention it (trying to learn here).

Same problem here. Stock 4.0.2, rooted, CWM installed.
Does this mean we will lose settings before we are able to update the device?

Lex_Michdeandroid said:
Same problem here. Stock 4.0.2, rooted, CWM installed.
Does this mean we will lose settings before we are able to update the device?
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this mean you are not eligible for the OTA update mate, because you have a custom recovery
i suggest you to
flash the stock rom manually
flash a custom rom wih 4.04 inside
my 2 cents

Viridis Draco said:
this mean you are not eligible for the OTA update mate, because you have a custom recovery
i suggest you to
flash the stock rom manually
flash a custom rom wih 4.04 inside
my 2 cents
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I don't even understand why I have CWM installed in the first place. I only neet root acces, all the rest can stay stock for all I care... Is there a way to avoid these problems in the future? So be able to root and OTA at the same time?
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Lex_Michdeandroid said:
I don't even understand why I have CWM installed in the first place. I only neet root acces, all the rest can stay stock for all I care... Is there a way to avoid these problems in the future? So be able to root and OTA at the same time?
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custom recovery is needed in order to install custom ROM dude, is quite simple
and yes, you can root the stock ROM without custom recovery, there are a lot of guide about that in the developer section

Viridis Draco said:
custom recovery is needed in order to install custom ROM dude, is quite simple
and yes, you can root the stock ROM without custom recovery, there are a lot of guide about that in the developer section
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So my only option to fix this now is flash 4.0.4 manually (will I lose stuff?) and then root again and get stock recovery back? Sorry for my n00b questions, thanks for your help!
Edit: would it be easier if I just get the stock recovery back and then try to get the OTA to turn up again?
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Lex_Michdeandroid said:
So my only option to fix this now is flash 4.0.4 manually (will I lose stuff?) and then root again and get stock recovery back? Sorry for my n00b questions, thanks for your help!
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you have nothing broken mate, i can't tell you if you will lose data, it depend on your ROM, what you flash and mainly how
the Force and the Developer Section is with you, young padawan
damn, i'm playing SW:TOR too much:/

Viridis Draco said:
you have nothing broken mate, i can't tell you if you will lose data, it depend on your ROM, what you flash and mainly how
the Force and the Developer Section is with you, young padawan
damn, i'm playing SW:TOR too much:/
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Thank you master for your soothing words. I just want my Galaxy Nexus to be like he is right out of the box, but rooted. Thats all I need from him... I am guessing my girlfriends Nexus S is going to be a pain in my assholes in a few weeks bc its still on GB and my TF101 will also go haywire because of my rooting adventures...
First this GN nuisance... Guess I am going to have to wait until tomorrow, I am flying to Dublin in about two hours and I don't think I can fix this in time...
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Lex_Michdeandroid said:
Thank you master for your soothing words. I just want my Galaxy Nexus to be like he is right out of the box, but rooted. Thats all I need from him... I am guessing my girlfriends Nexus S is going to be a pain in my assholes in a few weeks bc its still on GB and my TF101 will also go haywire because of my rooting adventures...
First this GN nuisance... Guess I am going to have to wait until tomorrow, I am flying to Dublin in about two hours and I don't think I can fix this in time...
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i agree, take your time and you wouldn't regret it

I want to manually flash 4.0.4 and stay unrooted. Should I use the GNex Toolkit to flash 4.0.4 directly or do I need to flash the same version I have on my phone?
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I had the same issue described by the OP, the belly up android when trying to update to 4.0.4 from the OTA notification. I had previously changed to 4.0.2 yakju using efrant's instructions from the first post in this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1391881
However, I had skipped the optional sections. In particular step 12 to flash the recovery partition. I went back and just executed step 12 (fastboot flash recovery recovery.img) and rebooted. Then I was able to update to 4.0.4 successfully from the OTA notification.
I'm guessing I didn't have the "stock recovery" because I previously had the default Samsung version?

Just got the update again OTA, and again the belly up droid. I'm really pissed now, bc it also reset my Go launcher... Had 7 screens w/ widgets and shortcuts...
Why did it go wrong again? I thought I put back the recovery to stock to solve the OTA problem... Should I do other things? The phone starts to really slow down and I'm ready to toss this piece of c* in the bin...
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Lex_Michdeandroid said:
Just got the update again OTA, and again the belly up droid. I'm really pissed now, bc it also reset my Go launcher... Had 7 screens w/ widgets and shortcuts...
Why did it go wrong again? I thought I put back the recovery to stock to solve the OTA problem... Should I do other things? The phone starts to really slow down and I'm ready to toss this piece of c* in the bin...
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I had the same issue just now with my phone (unlocked, rooted, stock revcovery), but a quick reboot allowed the update to complete and I'm now on 4.0.4. Did you check the version number again after this latest attempt?

Yes, still 4.0.2.
And of course, my phone says I'm up to date. Lovely, NAAAAAT!
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(Q)Getting GN in a week! *Questions*

Hey guys, I'm getting the GN in a week and I have some questions.
1. The difference between Takju, and Yakju are the same right? Except google wallet, and I the roms/kernel on XDA is interchangeable right?
2. Let's say google releases jelly bean, do I need to recieve the official Jelly bean update, than flash a custom rom? Or can I just flash a custom jelly bean rom?
3. Flashing radios in CWM, is it permanent?
4. On average, what's the average overclock(CPU) for you guys?
5. For the Nexus toolkit, I can just press #7 and it will do everything for me, right?
*Coming from the G2X*

2. Depends what they change. A new bootloader and radio may come with it, which would need to be flashed before any custom ROM.
3. Yes
Sent from my GNex rocking Aokp

nitrogen618 said:
Hey guys, I'm getting the GN in a week and I have some questions.
1. The difference between Takju, and Yakju are the same right? Except google wallet, and I the roms/kernel on XDA is interchangeable right?
2. Let's say google releases jelly bean, do I need to recieve the official Jelly bean update, than flash a custom rom? Or can I just flash a custom jelly bean rom?
3. Flashing radios in CWM, is it permanent?
4. On average, what's the average overclock(CPU) for you guys?
5. For the Nexus toolkit, I can just press #7 and it will do everything for me, right?
*Coming from the G2X*
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1. Should be, yeah. So far, the only difference I've seen is Google Wallet.
2. Either choose to flash stock Jelly Bean when it arrives or go with a Jelly Bean custom ROM when they arrive. It's all just a matter of preference.
3. Yes, until you flash another radio image.
4. I go with the stock clock. I really have no need for overclocking.
5. Yup, given that option 7 is a "one-click" kind of option. I do not use toolkits except for backing up and restoring my EFS.

nitrogen618 said:
Hey guys, I'm getting the GN in a week and I have some questions.
1. The difference between Takju, and Yakju are the same right? Except google wallet, and I the roms/kernel on XDA is interchangeable right?
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Takju and Yakju are just versions of the stock ICS firmware, they're perfectly stock with no regional customization. Takju simply has Google Wallet pre installed, that's it. Whether you're on takju or yakju has no bearing on what ROM or kernel you can use.
2. Let's say google releases jelly bean, do I need to recieve the official Jelly bean update, than flash a custom rom? Or can I just flash a custom jelly bean rom?
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Once they drop the Jellybean source and/or GNex images, you'll be able to flash any ROM built from it without accepting the OTA first (you'll have anything new separately available to flash if necessary). It'll just be like you're flashing another 4.0.4 ROM.
3. Flashing radios in CWM, is it permanent?
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What do you mean permanent? The radio stays there until you flash a different one, if that's what you mean. They don't expire or go away.
4. On average, what's the average overclock(CPU) for you guys?
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I don't overclock.
5. For the Nexus toolkit, I can just press #7 and it will do everything for me, right?
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Don't use a toolkit. Learn how to do it manually yourself and you'll be much better off.
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5. If i use the toolkit, it still gets me to the end result, right? (Flash Radio,CWM,Roms, etc)
I'm coming from the G2X. On our phone we just use NVFlash, done.

nitrogen618 said:
5. If i use the toolkit, it still gets me to the end result, right? (Flash Radio,CWM,Roms, etc)
I'm coming from the G2X. On our phone we just use NVFlash, done.
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I guess you could use odin to flash a pre-rooted firmware. Then you would end up on the almost latest firmware, i.e. yakju 4.0.4 IMM76D, ehile the latest is IMM76I but that's easily taken care of with an update.
All you then need to do is maybe unlock your bootloader and keep it unlocked. Use this link and choose the full image option: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1586807
Download the attached odin file in that link and do exactly as Chainfire says.
After all of that is done, use the Galaxy Nexus toolkit to backup your EFS partition! That's where the IMEI is and if you lose the EFS partition somehow, you can always restore the one you backed up.
ODIN is a simple and easy to use tool. Normally not necessary to use if using a Nexus device, but it's good as a last-resort if all else fails and also good for normal use too.

Yeah I'm ordering mine sometime next week and I just wanted to knsow if 100$ was a good price and if you owners would get something different if you could. And if anyone has found it any cheaper than 100$ as an upgrade? And what are some good cheap accessories? Thanks in advance!!!

dakota.breeden said:
Yeah I'm ordering mine sometime next week and I just wanted to knsow if 100$ was a good price and if you owners would get something different if you could. And if anyone has found it any cheaper than 100$ as an upgrade? And what are some good cheap accessories? Thanks in advance!!!
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Amazon probably have them for $0.1.

That's where I'm getting mine for 99.99$

dakota.breeden said:
That's where I'm getting mine for 99.99$
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Ok. Well, a hundred bucks for this phone is nice and cheap.

I agree with all the above answers, and underclock fbetter
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...life. I also wouldn't get any other phone right now - including SGS3. Love the gn.
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ttahatt said:
...life. I also wouldn't get any other phone right now - including SGS3. Love the gn.
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Touchwiz is damn ugly
I wouldn't trade this Gnex for a phone ten times better than it. There's a reason I chose a Nexus phone.

And, let's say I buy the International version, and it comes with Android 4.0.3. Can't I use the toolkit to unlock bootloader, and than install custom rom? Or do I need to get official Android 4.0.4 than install custom rom? I prefer the toolkit, and not ODIN.
Sorry for being a noob, I'm from the G2X. And the firmware does not matter right? Because you're flashing a custom rom anyway..
Also, how do I backup the EFS on the toolkit? Is it #2 on the toolkit? Backup/Restore Phone

Ordered mine today!!
Alright I ordered my nexus today and it will be here Friday, so I would like to know if the i9250 accessories will work with the l700? And what are some recommended accessories?

???
I ordered my Galaxy Nexus Wednesday and it was supposed to be here today by Fed Ex!! Could the injunction have effected this?

i really need help going from ics to official jellybean

hi,
if i update to jellybean from ics, will i lose all my apps and data such as mp3s?
i'm on an official/clean ics (yakju)... and want to update to official/clean jellybean...
can someone please guide me/direct me to step-by-step instruction??
thank you

Wait for OTA...there are no official JB yet...

Go ask in the question and answer section.
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if there is no official jellybean, what are people updating to?

The JB ROMS that are out you do need to wipe/factory reset but you can backup all of your apps, etc using something like Titanium Backup or My Backup. Some launchers backup your screens as well. Just make sure you do not restore data.
Note: Since you are asking this here I'm thinking you are already or will be rooted and don't want to wait for the OTA. Whenever that may be.

so what's the difference between official jb and the jb people are updating now?

dlxowhd said:
if there is no official jellybean, what are people updating to?
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They gave away Galaxy Nexuses to developers at Google I/O. These specific models got a "preview" release of 4.1 Jellybean OTA'd to them to use before it comes out officially. This is not an official or final build until the images and source are posted. They indicated "mid July" as the timeframe for 4.1 OTA's to the GSM Galaxy Nexus, Nexus S, and Motorola Xoom.
dlxowhd said:
so what's the difference between official jb and the jb people are updating now?
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We'll see when it official releases. Considering that it's not out yet, we don't know what has changed lol.

thanks for replying..
let me ask one more...
right now i have rooted official/clean ics 4.0.4..
so if i update to 4.1 ota jb, will i lose root access and my installed apps?

dlxowhd said:
thanks for replying..
let me ask one more...
right now i have rooted official/clean ics 4.0.4..
so if i update to 4.1 ota jb, will i lose root access and my installed apps?
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If all you've done is rooted, then you'll get to take the OTA just fine. If you've changed fonts, system apps, applied a custom recovery, etc... you can't take the OTA. Use an app like "OTA root keeper" to save your root from being removed when the update applies.
You won't lose data, apps, or anything like that. It just updates the OS...

i have custom fonts and i also have custom recovery (i think)..
so if i do ota update, i have to unlock my bootloader and root it all over again?
because it took me hours and hours to do it for ics..

/me is speechless.
Data wipes are an essential part of rooting and flashing, suck it up.
Buy titanium back up.
good day.

dlxowhd said:
i have custom fonts and i also have custom recovery (i think)..
so if i do ota update, i have to unlock my bootloader and root it all over again?
because it took me hours and hours to do it for ics..
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Once rooted, why wait for OTA, go and get custom ROMS and if you are looking to get Jellybean, it is available in the respective forums (GSM/CDMA). It is not "official" but nevertheless, it works. You will have to wipe your data and cache but you can save all your apps by using titanium back up or other such apps and restore them once you get the rom. I have been using it for two days and have found it to be snappier than ICS and Google Now and the new notifications are awesome. The only problem I have encountered is the GPS which takes long time to get a fix and is quite inaccurate lot of times. So if you can deal with that, take the plunge otherwise wait for the "official" build.
The GPS issue has been reported to be caused by the new maps update. I tried using the maps in the browser and it worked, dont know what to think of it.

dlxowhd said:
i have custom fonts and i also have custom recovery (i think)..
so if i do ota update, i have to unlock my bootloader and root it all over again?
because it took me hours and hours to do it for ics..
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You cannot apply the OTA then. It won't work. You'll have to either install a custom ROM (if that's your thing), or flash back to stock 4.0.4 and wait for the official OTA or update images.
If it took you hours to do the first time, you did something wrong, sorry. Its extremely easy to unlock, root, and flash the Galaxy Nexus.

dlxowhd said:
i have custom fonts and i also have custom recovery (i think)..
so if i do ota update, i have to unlock my bootloader and root it all over again?
because it took me hours and hours to do it for ics..
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Seriously? Unlocking and rooting a GN is about the easiest phone I've ever done. It does not take hours and hours. I suggest you read up. Once you unlocked and rooted you don't have to do it again.

it took me 4 mins.. idk how u took hours
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Can I get that in stock?
Not trying to hijack the thread but, which JB Rom version is "stock"? The ones that I see in the GSM Dev section all seem to have some MODs applied to them.

MLonon said:
Not trying to hijack the thread but, which JB Rom version is "stock"? The ones that I see in the GSM Dev section all seem to have some MODs applied to them.
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http://tinyurl.com/JRN84D

Your music, pictures, and apps saved on Titanium/Rom Toolbox will be saved.
So really U've got nothing to lose as long as u back ur apps in titanium or Rom Toolbox.
Them after u back up, hit wipe user data and flash the Rom and done.
Then turn it back on and then open titanium or Rom toolbox and hit restore.
Then just customize and it'll seem like nothing has happened to ur user data.

chopper the dog said:
/me is speechless.
Data wipes are an essential part of rooting and flashing, suck it up.
Buy titanium back up.
good day.
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I have a file that doesn't require a wipe.
Soooooo yeah. It's not needed if u got the correct file. And don't nag at me "oh but u get issues!!! And blah blah blah."
Guess what it works perfectly fine every time.
EDIT1: I'm not gonna sharing it if anyone asks. It's made specifically for me.

OTA

I'm on a 4.2 ROM and I cannot get the OTA Update message out of my status bar asking me to install 4.2. How do I get rid of it? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Bump
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Its for 4.2.1
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I got it once, but when I tried to install it, it failed (and the notification disappears btw). Can anyone tell me if its because of a custom kernel that the ota installation fails? Is there any way to force it? Where is the ota zip stored?
Sent from my Nexus Prime JB 4.2

Right. But if I update is it going to brick and/or unroot my phone? These are things I do not want to happen so I would like to know before I go ahead with it.
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Obviously flashing an OTA is going to unroot your phone (assuming it even installs). But it won't lock your bootloader so it will take 5 seconds to re root.

I'd rather not deal with it but I guess I'll probably have to anyway. I was just wondering if there is anyway to get rid of the message without installing it? Maybe flashing a 4.1.2 ROM?
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bbaaccoonn said:
I'd rather not deal with it but I guess I'll probably have to anyway. I was just wondering if there is anyway to get rid of the message without installing it? Maybe flashing a 4.1.2 ROM?
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huh....if you flash a custom rom, no OTA update should ever appear. Nor could you ever run a official OTA update.

bk201doesntexist said:
huh....if you flash a custom rom, no OTA update should ever appear. Nor could you ever run a official OTA update.
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Actually a notification for the ota can show up if your running a custom ROM, and you can run it, but as soon as it tries to install through recovery, it just fails/aborts.
I had it happen to me awhile back when I was running Pa
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OTA 4.2 to 4.2?
I have gsm maguro which I recently flashed stock 4.2 takju from 4.1.2 yakju.
I did not expect to be looking at an OTA update notice wanting me to update to 4.2 (which I am already on).
I would have thoght the update manager would check the build and version of my phone before offering update. Could it be that because I did an official OTA update from 4.1.1 yakju to 4.1.2 yakju that I am marked down as being on 4.1.2 now, and so is now offering 4.2 without checking the current build and version I am running.
I would like to know how to get rid of that update notification from my status bar if I can, or if I should do the update anyway. At the moment I have unlocked bootlocker but no root. I can not remember if OTA would wipe my apps and data, am guessing no as bootlocker already unlocked?
Some expert advice would come in handy. You know what an expert is yeah? X is an unknown quantity and a spurt is a drip under pressure.
Hmm, what to do. Nexus wizards, please advise. I have started downloading the 4.2.1 factory image anyways but I would still like to know what would be recommended in the situation I was in. I am fairly new, though I have learned to flash stock roms with adb, and have stuck with stock roms for the moment while I get the hang of things. Not sure if I get updates from google now or from Samsung. Am guessing google, but then why would google not offer to update me to 4.2.1 seeing as it is now out rather than to 4.2?
Shtrangeness.:cyclops:
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LiquidXed said:
Its for 4.2.1
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When this gentleman says "Its for 4.2.1" I am guessing that he is saying the update which reads
"This software will upgrade your Galaxy Nexus to Android 4.2 Jellybean..." is actually the 4.2 to 4.2.1 OTA update, just not marked properly?
I just love it when things are marked incorrectly, makes life so much less confusing? They should always do that to keep me in a continuous state of bewliderment. New google policy, mark every file with the name of the file which preceeds it, except on Sundays, when they should be marked in any manner whatsoever.
Thanks for the answer bloke. You are the bees knees. I did kind of have an inkling that it might be 4.2.1. Crazy boyz and girlz. Just mad. Somewhere between irrational, nearly right, not correct, and just plain silly.

my galaxy nexus is asking for update.. how can i keep my root

i'm running 4.1.
and since a few days ago, my nexus is saying the update is ready and i should update.. i guess it's 4.2?
anyway, last time i updated like this, i lost my root..
so what's the easiest way to accept this system update but still keep my root?

The easiest way is just to flash a rooted stock 4.2 ROM. I don't know why people are so dependent on OTA when they're XDA members...

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1419170
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Install an ap called "OTA rootkeeper" by Voodoo, run it and give it root permissions.
Then it'll do what it says (I last used it on a GN about the 4.0.1 update, should still work though).

I tried this process earlier today, i mean, JOP40C -> JOP40D through OTA, worked fine..
Rooted it in like 1 min. Still got the stock recovery on too. To an unlocked user, i don't see the point of protecting root with app X or Y.
Sent from my i9250

Make sure you have a unlocked bootloader, the rest is non-issue.....
Beamed from my Grouper.

063_XOBX said:
The easiest way is just to flash a rooted stock 4.2 ROM. I don't know why people are so dependent on OTA when they're XDA members...
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this..

agree with others just flash a rom which is 4.2 there are a few in the developers section which are pure 4.2 or look at rasbeanjelly which is pure 4.2 with a few nice tweaks.
The custom roms are often ahead of the google ones they had the date fixed in the contacts app before google pushed a fix