So I sold my Xperia arc s and bought the Galaxy nexus, and now I have a slight concern about jelly bean roms. I'm currently running android 4.0.4, do I need to update to the official jelly bean update in order to flash custom jelly bean roms.
I know this is a dumb question but can you plz help me out.
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You do not need stock jb to flash rooted jb rom.
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eqjunkie829 said:
You do not need stock jb to flash rooted jb rom.
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OK thanks.
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hi i have a samsung galaxy updated to the latest ics and was wondering how can i update it to jelly bean
DayDaysTech said:
hi i have a samsung galaxy updated to the latest ics and was wondering how can i update it to jelly bean
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ota/kies when its available.
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What carrier?
tmobile
No official jelly bean yet for tmobile. If you want jelly bean then you have to install custom rom. That involves rooting, installing a custom recovery and flashing.
You have to answer a few questions before you can get a proper answer. What you need to do is give the correct name of your current device, if its the Galaxy Nexus or the Galaxy S3. After that, you would need to let us know the carrier to be directed to the correct part of these forums.
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I have a very stupid question.
I am on ICS and want to upgrade to Jelly Bean. What is the very first step I need to do? Do I only need to flash JB ROM available or do I need to do anything before flashing JB ROM?
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Follow the instructions of the proper jellybean ROM for your device. Read....read....read.
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Fully wipe the device according to the ROMs OP when changing bases...
I flashed the skyrocket touchwiz jb leak the stock odexed version, quite happy with it but it isn't rooted, does anyone have a flashable zip I could use to root it? not sure whats safe to use on the jb leak
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Is there any differences? Is it worth the time to go official jelly bean update? Or should I just stay on leaked fk23 jb?
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Yes yes and yes ...new mods themes and what nots are based on gb27..and that build is most likely be last ...so why not ?
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LOTS of new stuff.
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thabest85 said:
Is there any differences? Is it worth the time to go official jelly bean update? Or should I just stay on leaked fk23 jb?
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Have you updated from fk23 to gb27? I'm still using fk23 "rooted", and was thinking of updating it to gb27... I have the Samsung simple upgrade tool, because I can't use kies to update it... If you updated using the same method, did everything work out ok?... I'm not sure if this will harm my phone...
kodiak211 said:
Have you updated from fk23 to gb27? I'm still using fk23 "rooted", and was thinking of updating it to gb27... I have the Samsung simple upgrade tool, because I can't use kies to update it... If you updated using the same method, did everything work out ok?... I'm not sure if this will harm my phone...
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Why not just flash the stock rooted gb27 from Garwynn and sxtp developers?
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Back then when my device was running ICS, I updated my device to jelly bean 4.1.2 using the Samsung simple upgrade tool. It worked perfectly. Had no issues during the process. Afterwards, you simply root your device if you want, and you are good to go. Definitely recommend updating to the latest version GB27.
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Robles23 said:
Back then when my device was running ICS, I updated my device to jelly bean 4.1.2 using the Samsung simple upgrade tool. It worked perfectly. Had no issues during the process. Afterwards, you simply root your device if you want, and you are good to go. Definitely recommend updating to the latest version GB27.
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The problem I'm having, is I'm not on ICS, but a leaked build of JB FK23, and I want to update it to JB GB27...
kodiak211 said:
The problem I'm having, is I'm not on ICS, but a leaked build of JB FK23, and I want to update it to JB GB27...
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You don't have to update...just flash one of the many stock roms available in @rwilco12 repo
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