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[LOL] CM9 Device Flowchart

Move to general section please. Figured this flowchart from androidspin would put to rest a lot of the rumors.
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It won't come to the SGH-T989 unless there is a maintainer that steps forward to help manage it. I'm considering picking this phone up or the 4G Amaze. I haven't decided. If I pick this one up, I'll work on deving and porting CM9 for it and work on being a maintainer. But alas, this comes down to my contract on my Vibrant lol

dasunsrule32 said:
It won't come to the SGH-T989 unless there is a maintainer that steps forward to help manage it. I'm considering picking this phone up or the 4G Amaze. I haven't decided. If I pick this one up, I'll work on deving and porting CM9 for it and work on being a maintainer. But alas, this comes down to my contract on my Vibrant lol
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It is coming to this phone. Cyanogen has this phone personally, and has stated it will be supported.

KonstantinKeller said:
It is coming to this phone. Cyanogen has this phone personally, and has stated it will be supported.
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and yet we don't even have an alpha? while other lesser phones have it already

I';m guessing we might get a ICS by summer because a lot of people have skyrockets.

Cyanogenmod said its "in the oven" for skyrocket and 989 but well behind the other devices they are working on. Mainly due to their build computers getting upgraded. They said a couple weeks and they will be back full speed. Full speed on our devices? Maybe not yet but its coming eventually.

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Cyanogenmod said its "in the oven" for skyrocket and 989 but well behind the other devices they are working on. Mainly due to their build computers getting upgraded. They said a couple weeks and they will be back full speed. Full speed on our devices? Maybe not yet but its coming eventually.
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Can you share a link?
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Not even an alpha yet, im not holdin my breath. Im already eyeing my next upgrades this summer.

I love the flowchart haha
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You guys are sure in a hurry for s broken os no ics works perfectly except for the galaxy nexus and nexus s. Which still have major bugs why google put updates on hold. All other devices still have major or bugs. All you guys do here is cry that older devices have it before our device. The longer time you have to develop and work with something. The farther the development team has already have gone.
CM team doesn't not want to be responsible for you not being able to call 911 incase of emergency. Guess what the alpha cm7. People can't hear each other. Unless you have gps on. Which doesn't work all the time. That's a really big major issue. Don't you think?
I mean you can learn how to develop and make your own cm7. But oh wait good luck with that because Qualcomm have their hardware data sheets closed off to the general public. That means even cm team doesn't have access to them. They are waiting for samsung because these are proprietary driver which means even samsung has to wait on Qualcomm.
If you go get a new device you will. Have to wait till source code is released regardless. For the new processors. What's that you will be waiting again for cm yep. While older devices will be running CM9? Yes that's right! Unless source is released.
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Can you share a link?
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It was from creeping Google+ if you want to work your way over to the skyrocket side of the forum there's a thread by me talking about it.

Ya know, what bugs me is that the HP Touchpad has CM9. And it wasn't even an Android device to begin with. I mean, come on.
Happily sticking with Darkside 2.5.1 until the official Samsung ICS release.
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Killbynature said:
You guys are sure in a hurry for s broken os no ics works perfectly except for the galaxy nexus and nexus s. Which still have major bugs why google put updates on hold. All other devices still have major or bugs. All you guys do here is cry that older devices have it before our device. The longer time you have to develop and work with something. The farther the development team has already have gone.
CM team doesn't not want to be responsible for you not being able to call 911 incase of emergency. Guess what the alpha cm7. People can't hear each other. Unless you have gps on. Which doesn't work all the time. That's a really big major issue. Don't you think?
I mean you can learn how to develop and make your own cm7. But oh wait good luck with that because Qualcomm have their hardware data sheets closed off to the general public. That means even cm team doesn't have access to them. They are waiting for samsung because these are proprietary driver which means even samsung has to wait on Qualcomm.
If you go get a new device you will. Have to wait till source code is released regardless. For the new processors. What's that you will be waiting again for cm yep. While older devices will be running CM9? Yes that's right! Unless source is released.
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I don't think that is correct information. The Galaxy S has issues because it was brought over with very little testing, fixes have been pushed to it.
The GNexus is no longer considered a Google device because of the issues with Verizon. It will no longer get updates from Google, only the carrier. Any bugs that have yet to be fixed already will get a update some day. Thats why all the GNexus people are frustrated with Verizon.
GNexus has already been sent to the FCC for approval for Sprint and that one will be the official Google phone.

synergeticink said:
I don't think that is correct information. The Galaxy S has issues because it was brought over with very little testing, fixes have been pushed to it.
The GNexus is no longer considered a Google device because of the issues with Verizon. It will no longer get updates from Google, only the carrier. Any bugs that have yet to be fixed already will get a update some day. Thats why all the GNexus people are frustrated with Verizon.
GNexus has already been sent to the FCC for approval for Sprint and that one will be the official Google phone.
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I believe you are partially correct. Correct me if I'm wrong, but as it is right now there are two versions of the Nexus: CDMA(Verizon) and GSM. So yes, the Verizon version is no longer supported, but the GSM one still is. That would mean the Sprint version and the GSM version are Google phones.
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Is the gsm one a international?

synergeticink said:
I don't think that is correct information. The Galaxy S has issues because it was brought over with very little testing, fixes have been pushed to it.
The GNexus is no longer considered a Google device because of the issues with Verizon. It will no longer get updates from Google, only the carrier. Any bugs that have yet to be fixed already will get a update some day. Thats why all the GNexus people are frustrated with Verizon.
GNexus has already been sent to the FCC for approval for Sprint and that one will be the official Google phone.
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Google drops full cdma support so sprint and verizion are no longer supported. They will still be updated but anyone with a cdma nexus. No longer has google support the device tree was removed. You can look this up. Galaxy S is closely related to the nexus s. Hardware wise with data sheets released on humming bird processor.
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Yes there are international ones on ebay.
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skadude66 said:
I believe you are partially correct. Correct me if I'm wrong, but as it is right now there are two versions of the Nexus: CDMA(Verizon) and GSM. So yes, the Verizon version is no longer supported, but the GSM one still is. That would mean the Sprint version and the GSM version are Google phones.
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sprint is a cdma service. It will not be a life Google experience and will likely be bloated with sprint's garbage.
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Sprint Google Wallet and Root?

Has anyone who rooted and flashed a ROM gotten the extra $40 in Google Wallet from Sprint yet? I was just wondering before I flash a ROM if I will still be able to get it. Also has anyone had the problem with the secure element committing suicide?

Has anyone who rooted and flashed a ROM gotten the extra $40 in Google Wallet from Sprint yet? I was just wondering before I flash a ROM if I will still be able to get it. Also has anyone had the problem with the secure element committing suicide?
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No money here yet but reading on sprint website I should get it next week. I have flashed 5 different roms without wiping the Google wallet and my Google wallet still works there is some people that has problems tho...
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My secure element committed suicide, then rose again on the third day.
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You would think Google would...
You would think Google would include a utility that would reinitialize the secure element when needed. Nothing to access the contents but just erase everything and format it like new. But, it would probably leave an open door for access somehow.

So no one who rooted get the money yet? That was one of the main reasons I bought this phone was so that I could get the extra $50. I don't want to lose it just because I flashed a ROM.
Wilsonium said:
You would think Google would include a utility that would reinitialize the secure element when needed. Nothing to access the contents but just erase everything and format it like new. But, it would probably leave an open door for access somehow.
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I guess they wouldn't consider it "secure" then lol.

The secure element contains a bunch of unique keys tied to your MEID that are used to facilitate secure communication with the servers. If you wiped its contents, you'd lose those keys and you thus access to google wallet.
The secure element has countermeasures that are designed to prevent somebody from stealing those keys and therefore being able to steal your money. If the secure element detects tampering, it destroys itself to protect that information.

Rakeesh_j said:
The secure element contains a bunch of unique keys tied to your MEID that are used to facilitate secure communication with the servers. If you wiped its contents, you'd lose those keys and you thus access to google wallet.
The secure element has countermeasures that are designed to prevent somebody from stealing those keys and therefore being able to steal your money. If the secure element detects tampering, it destroys itself to protect that information.
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So how you wipe them ?
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jgalan14 said:
So how you wipe them ?
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You don't, they commit suicide. If you are talking about how to get rid of google wallet so you can flash a ROM, you go to google wallet got to settings and clear the data or whatever it is.

An UrgeT Dance said:
You don't, they commit suicide. If you are talking about how to get rid of google wallet so you can flash a ROM, you go to google wallet got to settings and clear the data or whatever it is.
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And that would make it not commit suicide ?
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jgalan14 said:
And that would make it not commit suicide ?
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Usually, I heard thats the best way to make sure it doesn't happen.

So no one who has flashed a ROM has gotten the extra $40 yet?

An UrgeT Dance said:
So no one who has flashed a ROM has gotten the extra $40 yet?
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I seem someone posting that he had and been rooted since he got it
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jgalan14 said:
I seem someone posting that he had and been rooted since he got it
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Do you know if he had flashed ROMs or if he left the stock ROM?

An UrgeT Dance said:
Do you know if he had flashed ROMs or if he left the stock ROM?
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I believe his sig was from AOKP
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Do you know who it was or what thread you saw it in?

An UrgeT Dance said:
Do you know who it was or what thread you saw it in?
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So, is it safe (for wallet) to root as long as you dont apply a new rom?
I mean, I can see this thread is trying to figure out if flashing custom roms is safe, but In the meqn time id like to know if just plain rooting is safe for google wallet
thanks!

jgalan14 said:
No money here yet but reading on sprint website I should get it next week. I have flashed 5 different roms without wiping the Google wallet and my Google wallet still works there is some people that has problems tho...
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What ROMs have you flashed? Love to know your opinion
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An UrgeT Dance said:
Do you know who it was or what thread you saw it in?
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I couldn't find it sorry i look around threads alot but i don't reply to all of them
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What ROMs have you flashed? Love to know your opinion
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I have flash code name android, cm9 and aokp I'm on aokp at the moment I haven't got it but if I don't I'm calling sprint and they probably will credit me anyways that thing didn't mention anything about root so I don't care that I'm rooted I love AOKP so far
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cabronsaim said:
So, is it safe (for wallet) to root as long as you dont apply a new rom?
I mean, I can see this thread is trying to figure out if flashing custom roms is safe, but In the meqn time id like to know if just plain rooting is safe for google wallet
thanks!
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Yes its safe to root, we are just trying to figure out if it is safe to flash ROMs. I have seen people saying they got it after root but I don't know if they flashed a ROM or not.

An UrgeT Dance said:
Yes its safe to root, we are just trying to figure out if it is safe to flash ROMs. I have seen people saying they got it after root but I don't know if they flashed a ROM or not.
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I was wondering..

I have heard that using GLaDOS Control its possible to unlock and lock the bootloader on a Galaxy Nexus. So.. Here's my situation lol I don't have a computer at the moment. I'm going to be ordering a G-Nex shortly and I need root and unlocked bootloader.. I remember some devices (like my old G2 and GS1) you could temp root from the device via an app or terminal emulator commands and downloaded packages and then perm root through more commands in terminal emulator.
Is it possible for such a thing to be possible with the G-Nex? Gain temp root through terminal emulator commands and downloaded files and then use GLaDOS Control to unlock the bootloader, then download ROM manager and flash CWM, then download the SU and busy box binaries and flash them through CWM, and then enjoy my Nexus?
Or am I just shooting blindly in the dark? I really want CM9 and MIUI and maybe to try AOKP as I've heard so much about it.. But without a computer that seems impossible! :-(
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Gene_Bailey said:
I have heard that using GLaDOS Control its possible to unlock and lock the bootloader on a Galaxy Nexus. So.. Here's my situation lol I don't have a computer at the moment. I'm going to be ordering a G-Nex shortly and I need root and unlocked bootloader.. I remember some devices (like my old G2 and GS1) you could temp root from the device via an app or terminal emulator commands and downloaded packages and then perm root through more commands in terminal emulator.
Is it possible for such a thing to be possible with the G-Nex? Gain temp root through terminal emulator commands and downloaded files and then use GLaDOS Control to unlock the bootloader, then download ROM manager and flash CWM, then download the SU and busy box binaries and flash them through CWM, and then enjoy my Nexus?
Or am I just shooting blindly in the dark? I really want CM9 and MIUI and maybe to try AOKP as I've heard so much about it.. But without a computer that seems impossible! :-(
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Not sure what GlaDOS Control does, but it certainly cannot unlock or relock the bootloader. Only a connection to a computer can do that.
But yes, you can do everything you want, but I don't understand why?
1) You can root without unlocking the bootloader, see here.
2) But there is no need, as a GNEx comes with an unlockable/relockable bootloader.

efrant said:
Not sure what GlaDOS Control does, but it certainly cannot unlock or relock the bootloader. Only a connection to a computer can do that.
But yes, you can do everything you want, but I don't understand why?
1) You can root without unlocking the bootloader, see here.
2) But there is no need, as a GNEx comes with an unlockable/relockable bootloader.
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Lol my friend, I am looking to do all this without a computer. And according to the developer of the GLaDOS kernel and the app GLaDOS Control, the app has the ability to unlock and re-lock at will.. I've been doing a lot of reading (he posts his Nexus stuff only on the other main android rooting site) and his users have stated the unlocking and re-locking works as intended.. But the app requires root to function.
I don't have a computer at the moment.. But I would very much love to have a way to root without a computer. Do you understand?
*edit* and I did look at the link you provided but it states that you need a computer. I don't want you to think I blindly just responded without first regarding your opinion. And I thank you for even responding.
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Gene_Bailey said:
Lol my friend, I am looking to do all this without a computer. And according to the developer of the GLaDOS kernel and the app GLaDOS Control, the app has the ability to unlock and re-lock at will.. I've been doing a lot of reading (he posts his Nexus stuff only on the other main android rooting site) and his users have stated the unlocking and re-locking works as intended.. But the app requires root to function.
I don't have a computer at the moment.. But I would very much love to have a way to root without a computer. Do you understand?
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There is NO way to "root-without-unlocking-the-bootloader" without using a computer.
And, there is NO way to unlock/relock the bootloader without a computer.
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efrant said:
There is NO way to "root-without-unlocking-the-bootloader" without using a computer.
And, there is NO way to unlock/relock the bootloader without a computer.
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Well that is sad to hear.. But where there's a will, there's a way right? Hopefully with brainstorming I'll figure something out.
By the way, if you're really sure that it's impossible to unlock and relock the bootloader without a computer, you might wanna go yell at this guy who says he's made it possible..
http://rootzwiki.com/index.php?/topic/14685-[28-MAY]-GLaDOS-V1.34#entry705790
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Much obliged sir! This is exactly what I was talking about.. Now if there were some way to use terminal emulator to gain temp root via an exploit and then use GLaDOS Control to unlock the bootloader you could theoretically have done it all without a computer. And that would be not only amazing but useful to many people in my situation where access to a computer is incredibly limited and sometimes impossible.
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You need to flash an unsecure boot.img though and the only way is with a computer + fastboot

joshnichols189 said:
You need to flash an unsecure boot.img though and the only way is with a computer + fastboot
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I gotcha. And thank you to Efrant (spelling?) for your help as well. I guess I'm just going to have to hijack a library computer or something and pray it allows installs.. Not likely but I can pray lol
I miss that about the G2 and other older devices. On device temp root was a blessing
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joshnichols189 said:
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Hmmm. Interesting. They may have found a way. A bunch of us started looking into it in this thread, but it kinda lost wind. Looks like it is related to flashing the param partition as we had thought.
I'm looking forward to looking into this!

efrant said:
Hmmm. Interesting. They may have found a way. A bunch of us started looking into it in this thread, but it kinda lost wind. Looks like it is related to flashing the param partition as we had thought.
I'm looking forward to looking into this!
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Ezekeel is quite the thinker
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joshnichols189 said:
Ezekeel is quite the thinker
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Truth!
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joshnichols189 said:
Ezekeel is quite the thinker
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Based on the Google+ post, it seems like it was AdamOutler who figured it out, not Ezekeel...
https://plus.google.com/101637761999487954252/posts/VwgcPER2dzd
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efrant said:
Based on the Google+ post, it seems like it was AdamOutler who figured it out, not Ezekeel...
https://plus.google.com/101637761999487954252/posts/VwgcPER2dzd
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Looks like Adam Outlet made the one click toolkit
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spaceman860 said:
Looks like Adam Outlet made the one click toolkit
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Look at the comments by AdamOutler. He talks about "his method" flashes param.
P.S. For his one-click, look at the credits...
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Can op find a buddy with a computer to fastboot oem real quick? The world is yours with that one quick trip.
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@rbiter said:
Can op find a buddy with a computer to fastboot oem real quick? The world is yours with that one quick trip.
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Lol I don't have too many friends in Texas yet, they're all back in Massachusetts but I'm sure I can find some one lol I can't imagine not having root after dozens of Android devices all being rooted lmao ESPECIALLY if I'm owning a Nexus!
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Gene_Bailey said:
Lol I don't have too many friends in Texas yet, they're all back in Massachusetts but I'm sure I can find some one lol I can't imagine not having root after dozens of Android devices all being rooted lmao ESPECIALLY if I'm owning a Nexus!
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where in texas?

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where in texas?
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I'm in Central Texas in a little town called Temple
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Gene_Bailey said:
I'm in Central Texas in a little town called Temple
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damn. yep, that's pretty central and far away from bigger cities. and less likely finding android nuts. have a library around there that might allow you to get the i think 4 files you need to fastboot oem unlock from a command prompt on their computer?

Need to Reflash Galaxy Nexus

Help Please! I need to reflash my galaxy nexus to jelly bean. It freezes (doesn't reboot) whenever i try to download the system update. I am a total newbe and not technically proficient. If someone could provide step-by-step instructions on how for reflashing the phone with jelly bean that would be very helpful. Thanks in advance!

afjgolf said:
Help Please! I need to reflash my galaxy nexus to jelly bean. It freezes (doesn't reboot) whenever i try to download the system update. I am a total newbe and not technically proficient. If someone could provide step-by-step instructions on how for reflashing the phone with jelly bean that would be very helpful. Thanks in advance!
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did you try to flash something and thats when the problem happened? Also do you have sprint, verizon or a gsm nexus? This will at least give a good starting point for help.

airtime82 said:
did you try to flash something and thats when the problem happened? Also do you have sprint, verizon or a gsm nexus? This will at least give a good starting point for help.
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I am in Canada. My provider is Telus. The problem occurred when my phone received the "install system update" notification (to install the new jellybean software operating system). I went through the prompts and clicked "install and reboot". When the phone powered down and tried to reboot, the phone froze at the "Google" on black screen stage. I then had to take battery out and power up phone. Software did not update - it is still at the 4.0 software and did not get to 4.1 (jellybean). I have spoken to technical support at both Telus and Samsung and they say this is a software problem in the phone and I need to bring it in for manufacturer to repair - but then I would get a loaner phone and be w/o a proper phone for weeks. I want to avoid that if possible if I can somehow fix this on my own - with your help of course.

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afjgolf said:
I am in Canada. My provider is Telus. The problem occurred when my phone received the "install system update" notification (to install the new jellybean software operating system). I went through the prompts and clicked "install and reboot". When the phone powered down and tried to reboot, the phone froze at the "Google" on black screen stage. I then had to take battery out and power up phone. Software did not update - it is still at the 4.0 software and did not get to 4.1 (jellybean). I have spoken to technical support at both Telus and Samsung and they say this is a software problem in the phone and I need to bring it in for manufacturer to repair - but then I would get a loaner phone and be w/o a proper phone for weeks. I want to avoid that if possible if I can somehow fix this on my own - with your help of course.
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I'm not familiar with telus. is your phone gsm(Sim card) or CDMA.
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airtime82 said:
I'm not familiar with telus. is your phone gsm(Sim card) or CDMA.
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Sim card.

afjgolf said:
Sim card.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
Follow the guide to install the yakju factory image from Google.

bozzykid said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
Follow the guide to install the yakju factory image from Google.
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I don't understand why it took 5 posts to answer his question he as very clear about.

patalo said:
I don't understand why it took 5 posts to answer his question he as very clear about.
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Because generally speaking, four out of five people are retarded.
Back OT, Telus is a gsm service provider, this guy "could" do stock or just root it, flash clockwork recovery and then flash aokp. Efrants suggestion about stock roms is excellent too. It really comes down to which route this user prefers to take.
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patalo said:
I don't understand why it took 5 posts to answer his question he as very clear about.
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android01 said:
Because generally speaking, four out of five people are retarded.
Back OT, Telus is a gsm service provider, this guy "could" do stock or just root it, flash clockwork recovery and then flash aokp. Efrants suggestion about stock roms is excellent too. It really comes down to which route this user prefers to take. View attachment 1410180
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well at least you guys jumped right in and helped. and it didnt get answered until my question was answered, you know the one that was "very clear" in either of the two original posts. I guess boredom makes people rude.

I'm a noob, and I've always used the Nexus root toolkit. It really helped me several time, it's easy to use and very well done

airtime82 said:
I'm not familiar with telus. is your phone gsm(Sim card) or CDMA.
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Good thing Telus is actually a GSM provider or that might have been bad advice.. SIM presence does not imply GSM - new CDMA devices are rolling with LTE which requires a SIM for network authentication. Toro and toroplus are both in this boat.

Winesnob said:
Good thing Telus is actually a GSM provider or that might have been bad advice.. SIM presence does not imply GSM - new CDMA devices are rolling with LTE which requires a SIM for network authentication. Toro and toroplus are both in this boat.
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I have a toroplus and it doesn't use a Sim card. Also I didn't give anyone advice, I was just asking a question.
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airtime82 said:
I have a toroplus and it doesn't use a Sim card. Also I didn't give anyone advice, I was just asking a question.
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I stand corrected on toroplus. But your assumption of a SIM card defining a GSM phone was incorrect, and set the stage for problems if Telus was not a GSM provider.

Winesnob said:
I stand corrected on toroplus. But your assumption of a SIM card defining a GSM phone was incorrect, and set the stage for problems if Telus was not a GSM provider.
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We are in the galaxy nexus forum. A galaxy nexus gsm uses a Sim card. He didn't ask about another phone.

airtime82 said:
We are in the galaxy nexus forum. A galaxy nexus gsm uses a Sim card. He didn't ask about another phone.
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What Winesnob was saying is that BOTH the GSM Galaxy Nexus and the Verizon Galaxy Nexus have SIM cards, so asking if it has a SIM card does not differentiate between the two. (Actually, if I'm not mistaken, I think the Sprint Galaxy Nexus also has a SIM card, but it is enclosed, i.e., no slot.)

efrant said:
(Actually, if I'm not mistaken, I think the Sprint Galaxy Nexus also has a SIM card, but it is enclosed, i.e., no slot.)
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you are correct. non-removable sim card for LTE on Sprint.

Zepius said:
you are correct. non-removable sim card for LTE on Sprint.
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Then I now stand corrected.

Verizon HTC One First With Android 4.3 Update

http://www.sidhtech.com/news/verizon-htc-one-android-43-update-att-sprint-tmobile/10017607/
One of the best devices on the market which runs Android is the HTC One. One of the biggest competitors is the Samsung Galaxy S4 and this recently got an update OTA to take away the lags.
So how good is the HTC One? People want to know if the handset will get Key Lime Pie, which is said to be coming out this year. Android 4.3 has come out and there has been a great deal of interest in it. The HTC One is to be the only Android device from HTC to be getting the update.
We have heard a tip from the source at HTC before and he has been correct.
The source told us that the Jelly Bean 4.3 update is now with the carriers in the US, just weeks before the HTC One got Android 4.3. So it looks like the US carriers could have had the update for quite some time.
So it must mean that the HTC One T-Mobile version could be getting the update to Jelly bean 4.3 around August or September. However we would not be surprised if the update arrived at AT&T and Sprint in the summer too.
If Verizon have Jelly Bean 4.3 then they could be the first to launch it alongside the handset, as at the moment they do not offer it.
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Well.... That's just great.
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This reinforces the notion that carriers strategically release or withold updates to try to get more sales at the expense of the consumer. It would be nice if Sprint drops 4.3 within a month, but its likely unlikely.
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vader860 said:
This reinforces the notion that carriers strategically release or withold updates to try to get more sales at the expense of the consumer. It would be nice if Sprint drops 4.3 within a month, but its likely unlikely.
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How did that junk article reinforce that notion?.... It just said the update is supposedly with carriers...that's it.
The only time something is held ever is when a new device is about to launch, and even still that is an extreme rarity. What people don't typically realize is when carriers get the update it takes typically 3weeks to test and approve said update. 4-6weeks if its an OS upgrade too and not just a patch. They have to test and send back to HTC then test again...process takes time.
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It's just that Sprint is still sitting on the 4.2 update and now 4.3 and Key Lime Pie is around the corner shortly thereafter. Looking at the big picture, it is plausible that the release cycle is delayed to boost sales. There should be a new flagship phone sometime next year in the first half, possibly launching with Key Lime Pie. Then these 4.2 and 4.3 delays add up only to satisfy users wanting updates to get close to launch date.
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Is it me, or is it always the US carriers "testing" these updates for months and months? We are a nation of lies and greed so it doesn't surprise me honestly
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The dev edition has been confirmed to be skipping 4.2.2 because it is a "minor update."
I think what Google did is it gave out the 4.3 source to OEMs like Samsung and HTC before it announced it. So, HTC (and therefore, the carriers) has had 4.3 ready for a while. We may be seeing the 4.3 update soon.
http://androidcentral.com/htc-one-developer-edition-will-jump-straight-android-43
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HTC is saying the U.S. developer edition is going straight to 4.3 said android central, it wouldn't let me post the link cause I don't have enough posts though :'( I'm starting to get depressed with these updates
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Pretty sure a site like that cant be trusted with all of its grammatical errors and typos.

JHoggAMLH said:
HTC is saying the U.S. developer edition is going straight to 4.3 said android central, it wouldn't let me post the link cause I don't have enough posts though :'( I'm starting to get depressed with these updates
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Posting link for you
http://www.androidcentral.com/htc-one-developer-edition-will-jump-straight-android-43
EDIT: Oh, I see someone did a ninja edit above you after you commented

qualitymove13 said:
Pretty sure a site like that cant be trusted with all of its grammatical errors and typos.
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The proof is in the... Tweet.
And I am actually excited that we're skipping 4.2.2 because a few people were reporting certain issues, and if HTC thinks that 4.2.2 was a minor update, then I can't wait to see what 4.3 will bring.

The way I read that article is that Verizon may be the first to offer the one with 4.3 out of the box, not the first to offer 4.3.
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sauprankul said:
The proof is in the... Tweet.
And I am actually excited that we're skipping 4.2.2 because a few people were reporting certain issues, and if HTC thinks that 4.2.2 was a minor update, then I can't wait to see what 4.3 will bring.
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While I hope any update news is true, its all hearsay at this point.

There are so many grammatical errors in there I wouldn't trust it. Also stop saying carriers have the updates. No one has ever come out and said the carriers have 4.2.2 and yet everyone assumes they held onto it in the comments. With the way the Verizon HTC One is realsing with 4.2.2 it is almost painfully obvious HTC and Verizon had some sort of deal.
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qualitymove13 said:
While I hope any update news is true, its all hearsay at this point.
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Tweats from HTC
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=44747365&postcount=111

sgt. slaughter said:
How did that junk article reinforce that notion?.... It just said the update is supposedly with carriers...that's it.
The only time something is held ever is when a new device is about to launch, and even still that is an extreme rarity. What people don't typically realize is when carriers get the update it takes typically 3weeks to test and approve said update. 4-6weeks if its an OS upgrade too and not just a patch. They have to test and send back to HTC then test again...process takes time.
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I don't think you understand what the word "business" means in the real world. Companies could care less whether the consumers receive the update in a timely fashion. If it were both cost-effective and a good move business-wise, updates would be cranked out as fast as possible. But it's not. So they don't.

Jason Mackenzie is answering A LOT of questions on twitter today... Allegedly he wants 4.3 on the dev edition by the end of September if not earlier.

This is great if true. I don't mind waiting for 4.3 because there are a lot of apps that are incompatible with it right now, like HBO GO. I have 4.3 on my Nexus7 and sometimes I wish it was on 4.2.2 so that all my apps are working like they are on my One.

Doesn't hawknest have the sprint 4.2.2 RUU?
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mrlakadaddy said:
Doesn't hawknest have the sprint 4.2.2 RUU?
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