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Looking for Stock IMM76I Rom.

So I'm looking for the stock rom for the new GSM GN that came out, possibly deodexed and rooted already. Can't seem to find it with search. Thanks.
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https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
"takju" is the most recent coming on the Google Play version. Its just "yakju" but with Google Wallet pre-installed.
Flash via fastboot and root yourself. Takes 15min.

martonikaj said:
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
"takju" is the most recent coming on the Google Play version. Its just "yakju" but with Google Wallet pre-installed.
Flash via fastboot and root yourself. Takes 15min.
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Beautiful, thank you
You wouldn't happen to know how to change display colors with stock do you?

jzero88 said:
Beautiful, thank you
You wouldn't happen to know how to change display colors with stock do you?
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Believe that's kernel related.

but do we have a pure stock with ONLY deodexed?
cox I don't really need the extra feature of those custom rom

Or maybe a stock from flashible in cwm
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Cheeze[iT] said:
Or maybe a stock from flashible in cwm
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Why would you want that, when you can flash the official one with fastboot?

martonikaj said:
Why would you want that, when you can flash the official one with fastboot?
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So people can do it without access to a computer?

So if you wanna flash on the fly.
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zephiK said:
So people can do it without access to a computer?
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Cheeze[iT] said:
So if you wanna flash on the fly.
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Guess I've never been walking down the street and been like "omg need to flash back to stock, NOW!".
Just nandroid your stock ROM?

martonikaj said:
Guess I've never been walking down the street and been like "omg need to flash back to stock, NOW!".
Just nandroid your stock ROM?
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Who knows maybe you're on vacation or something.
I mean after all, some of us are "flashaholics"
and actually.. I have honestly flashed on the to go. But that was for kernels not ROM. But realistically speaking, if I was on a trip and a new version of a ROM came out. I'd probably just flash it to stay updated

martonikaj said:
Guess I've never been walking down the street and been like "omg need to flash back to stock, NOW!".
Just nandroid your stock ROM?
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Boot manager and testing kernels
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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?

[Q] Need help restoring non-boooting Nexus

Can someone link to a guide dealing with restoring a Nexus? It's stuck at the Google logo. I can get into bootloader mode with power+volume down, but it's not reacting when trying to navigate with the volume buttons after that.
I got a little bit tired of waiting for official firmware on my Galaxy S2 (even if CM was fun) so I got a Nexus yesterday - great price these days. It was the 4.0.1 yakju version as I'm in Western Europe.Unlocked and rooted with Root Toolkit v1.4 after which I wanted to install 4.0.4 using this guide. Got as far as flashing system.img and then the above happened.
All I want is to get back to working stock so that I can flash 4.1. Have no data on the device so a factory reset is no problem.
Much appreciated.

Nitsson said:
Can someone link to a guide dealing with restoring a Nexus? It's stuck at the Google logo. I can get into bootloader mode with power+volume down, but it's not reacting when trying to navigate with the volume buttons after that.
I got a little bit tired of waiting for official firmware on my Galaxy S2 (even if CM was fun) so I got a Nexus yesterday - great price these days. It was the 4.0.1 yakju version as I'm in Western Europe.Unlocked and rooted with Root Toolkit v1.4 after which I wanted to install 4.0.4 using this guide. Got as far as flashing system.img and then the above happened.
All I want is to get back to working stock so that I can flash 4.1. Have no data on the device so a factory reset is no problem.
Much appreciated.
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Just fastboot flash Nexus Factory Images if you have no problem with wiping your data. That's odd that your bootloader won't respond to volume buttons... I might say try reflashing the bootloader and recovery, but since your bootloader is acting up right now, I'd go to flashing the factory images first, and if that doesn't work, try reflashing just bootloader and a custom recovery.

Nitsson said:
Can someone link to a guide dealing with restoring a Nexus? It's stuck at the Google logo. I can get into bootloader mode with power+volume down, but it's not reacting when trying to navigate with the volume buttons after that.
I got a little bit tired of waiting for official firmware on my Galaxy S2 (even if CM was fun) so I got a Nexus yesterday - great price these days. It was the 4.0.1 yakju version as I'm in Western Europe.Unlocked and rooted with Root Toolkit v1.4 after which I wanted to install 4.0.4 using this guide. Got as far as flashing system.img and then the above happened.
All I want is to get back to working stock so that I can flash 4.1. Have no data on the device so a factory reset is no problem.
Much appreciated.
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Have a look at posts 1 and 2 in the "flash" link in my sig.
BTW, volume down and power is not the bootloader. You need to press volume up and volume down and power.
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efrant said:
Have a look at posts 1 and 2 in the "flash" link in my sig.
BTW, volume down and power is not the bootloader. You need to press volume up and volume down and power.
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Perfect, that guide worked. Installed 4.0.4 and then 4.1. The root guide does not work on 4.1 however, but I'll find another one. Many thanks.
Do you know if the current 4.1 image is gold by the way?

Nitsson said:
The root guide does not work on 4.1 however, but I'll find another one. Many thanks.
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The file in post #2 of that thread should work for 4.1
Nitsson said:
Do you know if the current 4.1 image is gold by the way?
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Should be. If not, it should get an OTA update as well.

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The file in post #2 of that thread should work for 4.1
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Nope, I follow it to the letter; CWM installs fine, as does Superuser, but I don't have root access after reboot. Any ideas are appreciated.
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Should be. If not, it should get an OTA update as well.
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Perfect. Assuming the next Nexus is a nice step forward I hope to stay on this platform for a while.

Nitsson said:
Nope, I follow it to the letter; CWM installs fine, as does Superuser, but I don't have root access after reboot. Any ideas are appreciated.
Perfect. Assuming the next Nexus is a nice step forward I hope to stay on this platform for a while.
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just flash any custom rom via your recovery. youll boot up with root access.

simms22 said:
just flash any custom rom via your recovery. youll boot up with root access.
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Thanks, but the whole reason I got the Nexus was to get the pure Google experience, the latest updates, and to stop playing around with custom ROMs

Nitsson said:
Thanks, but the whole reason I got the Nexus was to get the pure Google experience, the latest updates, and to stop playing around with custom ROMs
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stock, rooted, jellybean should be good for you then. bigxies jellybean rom in the development section should work out good for you. or you can try this flasable updated su https://www.box.com/shared/acb928d8edd41b91a6c9

Nitsson said:
Nope, I follow it to the letter; CWM installs fine, as does Superuser, but I don't have root access after reboot. Any ideas are appreciated.
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That is because you didn't read what I posted above. You need to flash the file in post #2, not the one linked in post #1.
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simms22 said:
stock, rooted, jellybean should be good for you then. bigxies jellybean rom in the development section should work out good for you. or you can try this flasable updated su https://www.box.com/shared/acb928d8edd41b91a6c9
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But bigxie's ROM is NOT stock...
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efrant said:
But bigxie's ROM is NOT stock...
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ok, technically it not, since JB isnt out yet. im using his original version 1, so its close to where stock would/should be. but, that is just a guess on my part since, again, there is no official stock jellybean. theres only the google i/o preview version

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ok, technically it not, since JB isnt out yet. im using his original version 1, so its close to where stock would/should be. but, that is just a guess on my part since, again, there is no official stock jellybean. theres only the google i/o preview version
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That's not really what I was trying to say: it is stock, but it's deodexed, which makes it not stock, and it won't be able to apply any future OTA updates.
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efrant said:
That's not really what I was trying to say: it is stock, but it's deodexed, which makes it not stock, and it won't be able to apply any future OTA updates.
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truth

efrant said:
That is because you didn't read what I posted above. You need to flash the file in post #2, not the one linked in post #1.
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Flashed with CWM-SuperSU-v0.92-mod which worked like a charm. I now have both Superuser and SuperSU installed, with the latter taking precedence, but I guess that doesn't matter.

Nitsson said:
Flashed with CWM-SuperSU-v0.92-mod which worked like a charm. I now have both Superuser and SuperSU installed, with the latter taking precedence, but I guess that doesn't matter.
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sweet, i thought it would. use root explorer to go to /system/app/ and delete the superuser app

simms22 said:
sweet, i thought it would. use root explorer to go to /system/app/ and delete the superuser app
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Funny, but the superuser app is nowhere to be found in the list at /system/app/.

power.tuna.so from 4.1.1

apparently my power.tuna.so is no good, can someone grab theirs and post or send it to me please? i'm on 4.1.1
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adb pull /system/lib/hw/power.tuna.so
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Download one of the ****load of 4.1.1 roms in dev thread and extract it from there ?

Why is it not so good? I can send you mine if you want. Quite certain Google didn't change it in 4.2 and if you get the stock file nothing will likely change.
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tiny4579 said:
Why is it not so good? I can send you mine if you want. Quite certain Google didn't change it in 4.2 and if you get the stock file nothing will likely change.
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it has to be from 4.1.1, because i'm trying to upgrade to 4.2 and it fails due to mismatch of checksum, so it has to be exact

a1exus said:
it has to be from 4.1.1, because i'm trying to upgrade to 4.2 and it fails due to mismatch of checksum, so it has to be exact
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Reflash stock 4.1.1 then or download 4.2.2 image and flash those?

Sdobron said:
Reflash stock 4.1.1 then or download 4.2.2 image and flash those?
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just did that, lost root(( and cwm recovery too(( basically everything as i had to do factory reset as well so i'm back to 0

Not a major issue losing root and cwm if you have the bootloader unlocked....
Beamed from my Maguro.

toroplus stock rooted ROM

Is there a flashable zip of the latest Google stock (not AOSP build) but rooted ROM for the toroplus (Sprint GNex)? I looked in the sub-forum and could find anything. I need to troubleshoot GrooveIP and the JB Audio APIs that I suspect the current custom ROM/kernel I'm using has issues with and the GrooveIP dev says that it works fine on stock.
Thanks for your help.

sirxdroid said:
Is there a flashable zip of the latest Google stock (not AOSP build) but rooted ROM for the toroplus (Sprint GNex)? I looked in the sub-forum and could find anything. I need to troubleshoot GrooveIP and the JB Audio APIs that I suspect the current custom ROM/kernel I'm using has issues with and the GrooveIP dev says that it works fine on stock.
Thanks for your help.
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considering its dead easy to root the phone yourself, why dont you just download the factory images and root it yourself?

Zepius said:
considering its dead easy to root the phone yourself, why dont you just download the factory images and root it yourself?
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Yes, that was my next plan, just wanted to make sure I'm not missing the obvious. I've seen devs post stock rooted ROMs before and didn't want to duplicate the work if already out there. I do not want to do a full phone restore to stock, just the stock ROM and kernel.

sirxdroid said:
Yes, that was my next plan, just wanted to make sure I'm not missing the obvious. I've seen devs post stock rooted ROMs before and didn't want to duplicate the work if already out there. I do not want to do a full phone restore to stock, just the stock ROM and kernel.
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so then flash system.img and boot.img from the stock images.
then follow the root procedure that hasnt changed for nexus devices.

Google stock is AOSP...
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MikeyCriggz said:
Google stock is AOSP...
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I meant the "Google Experience" as the devices come from the factory, with all GApps, Chrome, etc. The official Google image if you will.