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Dears,
I'm still using my galaxy nexus on the 4.0.1 version, I bought Mine from handtec and now using it in Bahrain
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Still on 4.0.1 sim free in UK
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I'm still using 4.0.1, imported from Clove to Spain
Still on 4.0.1, Bell Canada.
Still on 4.0.1, using an imported GSM model in the U.S. It originally came with yakjuwx, so I flashed the yakju 4.0.1 build. The phone successfully checks in for updates, but keeps displaying the "Your phone is up to date" message. Perhaps our IMEI numbers just haven't come up yet?
Germany, yakju 4.0.1 build. Still on 4.0.1. Checks for updates but it says its up to date.
Guess Ill have to wait ...
Poerger said:
Germany, yakju 4.0.1 build. Still on 4.0.1. Checks for updates but it says its up to date.
Guess Ill have to wait ...
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same 4 me.
And ota updates are working for me.got the volume-fix per ota.
no root, no open bootloader
shame on google.i was thinking the new Superphone Galaxy Nexus by google, get direct updates.
but for now the old nexus s are two steps ahead.... on 4.0.3
i have unlocked my device and rooted it, will it affect the OTA?
Still on 4.0.1 (ITL41D) yakju sim free UK. I may manually flash tonight, been waiting too long. Never had any OTA updates yet.
NoEnd said:
i have unlocked my device and rooted it, will it affect the OTA?
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no
only when you change your bootlader,install cwm or a custom rom.
rooting and bootloader unlocking are fine for otas
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btw
is there a Email adress or something else to get in contact with google?
I think they have forgoten to bring the updates to all phones because 4.0.3 is arrived and 4.0.2 is "old"
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only when you change your bootlader,install cwm or a custom rom.
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Installing CWM recovery breaks OTA updates? I could swear I got the volume fix after I did this, but I might be mistaken. The update screen acts as though it is successfully checking for updates, but showing me up to date.
if you dont want to wait just get the rom from here http://code.google.com/android/nexus/images.html
and flash with fastboot you can do it with out wiping the phone
If your phone is yakju and you have an unlocked bootloader you can just manually apply the update yourself. That's what I did and it works great. Here's a step by step: http://www.androidcentral.com/how-manually-update-your-gsm-galaxy-nexus-android-402-ota
Also having root or an unlocked bootloader won't stop you from getting OTA updates. You will lose root if you update OTA but the bootloader will remain unlocked until you lock it again yourself. Some custom roms have OTA's turned off but if you're still stock, you'll get the update if you wait. Give them some time, they're pushing this to all the Gal Nex phones plus 4.0.3 to the Nexus S. That's a lot of data floating around out there.
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Give them some time, they're pushing this to all the Gal Nex phones plus 4.0.3 to the Nexus S. That's a lot of data floating around out there.
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no problem to wait.so far everything works with 4.0.1. but it makes me a little bit angry that the nexus s get 4.0.3 earlier as my super new Smartphone galaxy nexus which is titled as new superphone by google and for ics.
and that i wait 5 or 6 days maybe longer to geht a update to a old version!
lurchie85 said:
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only when you change your bootlader,install cwm or a custom rom.
rooting and bootloader unlocking are fine for otas
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I'm pretty sure installing CWM doesn't break OTAs because the OTA would just write over the custom recovery. That's happened to me before on my Nexus S when I had it rooted with CWM recovery. After receiving an OTA it overwrote everything and I just chose to keep it that way.
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I'm pretty sure installing CWM doesn't break OTAs because the OTA would just write over the custom recovery. That's happened to me before on my Nexus S when I had it rooted with CWM recovery. After receiving an OTA it overwrote everything and I just chose to keep it that way.
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mhhh ok. my fail
Me too, i'm still in 4.0.1
France
XXKK1
ITL41F
google brand
YAKJU
bootload open + root
What's wrong?
Why don't we had the upgrade ?
Everyone with a Nexus will get the update, just have to be a little patient. There has never been a roll out that didn't last for a couple weeks. They just started the roll out not even 72 hours ago.
I am in the netherlands and nothing yet.
Unfortunately, still on 4.0.1 sim-free in Poland...
As title.
Post here if you received the 4.0.2 recently.
Can you tell us if this "new" 4.0.2 supports the USB Host feature?
How are we suppose to tell which 4.0.2 we have?
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How are we suppose to tell which 4.0.2 we have?
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take a look at the build.
the "old" one should be ICL53F but I don't think that there is a new one or an old one.
I think that every 4.0.2 will be the same ICL53F.
I hope that someone who received the 4.0.2 today can confirm that he received the ICL53F.
I did a complete factory fastboot restore of 4.0.1 today and got the OTA 4.0.2 delivered a few minutes later, so I guess I have it. How do I test USB host feature? And it is ICL53F
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I did a complete factory fastboot restore of 4.0.1 today and got the OTA 4.0.2 delivered a few minutes later, so I guess I have it. How do I test USB host feature? And it is ICL53F
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you need an USB OTG cable and a mouse or pen drive.
I have a yakju phone and I'm still on 4.0.1 ITL41F
NPuter said:
I have a yakju phone and I'm still on 4.0.1 ITL41F
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Me too and it's getting really annoying! When can I expect 4.0.2 already!?
NextNexus said:
Me too and it's getting really annoying! When can I expect 4.0.2 already!?
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Take matters into your own hands and manually flash it,
http://code.google.com/android/nexus/images.html
Just checked my phone and 4.0.2 update is there...better late than never
Yes, I can confirm it. I just received 4.0.2 update on my Gnex, don't really notice anything yet.
My update came about 2 hours ago.
8.8MB - ICL53F and baseband is now KK6
zephiK said:
Take matters into your own hands and manually flash it,
http://code.google.com/android/nexus/images.html
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Don't have to anymore - I just got the OTA...
Should I install it or hold off for 4.0.3?
NPuter said:
Don't have to anymore - I just got the OTA...
Should I install it or hold off for 4.0.3?
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If you do not install it, you certainly will not be able to install future OTA updates...
i got the image but when I hit update, i got the icon of an open green android with a red triangle indicating an error. is this because my 4.0.1 is bootloader unlocked/rooted with CMW installed?
got it in NYC I'm on T-Mobile.
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No update for me here in NYC. I have the UK yakju version on AT&T.
I still don't understand they're not releasing 4.0.3. Many times better than 4.0.2 with great battery life, amazing performance and not a single reboot! My Nexus felt laggy and unstable before 4.0.3...
Do you guys feel that 4.0.1 is better than 4.0.2? If so, I will hold off on updating until 4.0.3 or better rolls out...
littleasian said:
i got the image but when I hit update, i got the icon of an open green android with a red triangle indicating an error. is this because my 4.0.1 is bootloader unlocked/rooted with CMW installed?
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It is because you have CWM installed, not because your bootloader is unlocked. But it doesn't really matter. Look for a thread in the general section started by me that gives you a step-by-step on how to install an OTA with CWM.
Edit: Here is the thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=20843237
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I wonder why they delayed this update and if they made any slight changes?
I would assume they havnt since the build is exactly the same, just seems weird that it was delayed.
hopefully 4.0.3 isnt far away now
Hey guys, great forum! Grateful for all the support we have here. I have a question that I hop can be answered it has to do with updates for the GNex.
So basically, I bought the Nexus with Rogers in Canada and its a great device. I went to go and check the version and it was still on 4.0.1. I rooted it and then unrooted for personal reasons, the unroot brought me to 4.0.2 because thats the file that the unrooting program had, the phone is completely stock, bootloader locked.
After this, I heard about Yakju and Yakjuux and that Yakju gets updates from Google while Yakjuux gets them from Samsung. So I proceeded to check which one mine was, I used an app called GN Official Update and it told me I am Yakju.
So why am I not getting any updates past 4.0.2? Is it because the unroot process brought me to 4.0.2? Is it because those updates have been pulled for now? I dont think me being with rogers would have an effect but if it does please tell me!
If it helps: Baseband is I9250
Kernel is stock 3.0.0-gaaa2611
[email protected]#1 and the
build is ICL53F
Thanks for any help guys!
4.0.2 is the current official update out now.
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You aren't receiving any more OTA updates because there haven't been any
Oh ok, so one more question, then how come when I was on 4.0.1 I never got an update? is that because when i rooted/unlocked bootloader and unrooted thus bringing me to 4.0.2 it somehow brought me to Jakju? I dont get it!
If you're relying on OTAs, 4.0.2 is the latest available.
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Oh ok, so one more question, then how come when I was on 4.0.1 I never got an update? is that because when i rooted/unlocked bootloader and unrooted thus bringing me to 4.0.2 it somehow brought me to Jakju? I dont get it!
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How long did you have the phone before you rooted it to 4.0.2? Also, it's very possible when you flashed 4.0.2 you switched to yakju I believe. Either way, I wouldn't worry too much about it. Normally when there is a new OTA update, you can find it posted here before it rolls out to your phone.
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Just to clear something up, I rooted while on 4.0.1. I unrooted and the file that was there for unrooting was 4.0.2 (wugfresh's tookit). So It WAS possible that when that file was flashed to go back to stock, It changed the updates from Yakjuux(Samsung) to Jakju(GOOGLE) ?
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Just to clear something up, I rooted while on 4.0.1. I unrooted and the file that was there for unrooting was 4.0.2 (wugfresh's tookit). So It WAS possible that when that file was flashed to go back to stock, It changed the updates from Yakjuux(Samsung) to Jakju(GOOGLE) ?
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To my knowledge, yes that's right. Someone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong though.
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Okaay said:
Just to clear something up, I rooted while on 4.0.1. I unrooted and the file that was there for unrooting was 4.0.2 (wugfresh's tookit). So It WAS possible that when that file was flashed to go back to stock, It changed the updates from Yakjuux(Samsung) to Jakju(GOOGLE) ?
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A few points:
1) No one knows for sure who updates any of the non-yakju builds, whether yakjuux, or whatever else. And if anyone (including that app you were referring to that you used, which is not "official" by the way) tells you otherwise they are just speculating. All we know is that OTA updates for ALL builds come from Google's servers.
2) Rooting has NO impact whatsoever on you receiving or not receiving the OTA update.
3) The reason you went from 4.0.1 to 4.0.2 is because you were running yakjuux 4.0.1 (which ONLY RECENTLY received the OTA update to 4.0.2, and not all yakjuux devices have been updated yet), and when you "unrooted", you didn't really "unroot" your yakjuux 4.0.1 build. That toolkit just flashed the yakju version of 4.0.2 over your yakjuux 4.0.1 build.
4) It is yakju, not jukju
5) This thread should have been posted in the Q&A subforum, not General.
6) The latest official build for yakju is ICL53F (4.0.2). 4.0.3 is available via AOSP.
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A few points:
1) No one knows for sure who updates any of the non-yakju builds, whether yakjuux, or whatever else. And if anyone (including that app you were referring to that you used, which is not "official" by the way) tells you otherwise they are just speculating. All we know is that OTA updates for ALL builds come from Google's servers.
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Taken straight from Google's website "
Galaxy Nexus is supported only in GSM/HSPA+ configuration "maguro" and only if it was originally sold with a "yakju" operating system."
Source: http://source.android.com/source/building-devices.html
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Taken straight from Google's website "
Galaxy Nexus is supported only in GSM/HSPA+ configuration "maguro" and only if it was originally sold with a "yakju" operating system."
Source: http://source.android.com/source/building-devices.html
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Don't confuse OTA updates with AOSP support.
I just bought the phone yesterday from Verizon. It's all stock. I'm running 4.0.2, but I was wondering if 4.0.4 is out for everyone? I haven't received any update about it on the phone. Checking for updates just says I'm up to date. Do I need to manually update it, or just wait for it to hit me? How long should I wait?
If I decide not to wait, I have to unlock and root my phone, correct? And then download and install 4.0.4 (IMM76I) "yakju" from Goggle's Nexus factory images page? or do I need "mysid IMM76K from ICL53F" for toro from the "Official Google OTA Update URLs" thread on these forums?
I'm just concerned because I ran into some battery issues already (phone was completely dead when I woke up this morning. was at 90% when I went to bed. About 7 or 8 hours) and I read 4.0.4 fixes some of the battery issues. I've also changed some settings to limit battery draining. I believe it's working.
Root and Unlock using GNex TOOLKIT V6.1 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1392310
then install a custom rom should also fix your battery issue
4.0.2 its really buggy.. If you are rooted and unlocked try some custom rom?
Stock 4.0.4 has loads of improvement, great battery, great performance, camera quality fix, etc..
If you want stock image, download from Google official site and flash it via fastboot, and then reroot
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No, I'm not rooted or anything at all. I planned to root later when I got use the phone. I'm pretty new to this root stuff, but want to explore it. I've already been doing lots of research.
But it seems the vote is to go ahead and unlock, root, get 4.0.4 and get a custom rom/kernel. lol Instead of waiting to get the 4.0.4 through Verizon, I should get it myself manually. I was wondering if I should just wait or not.
Is yakju the version I want or toro?
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No, I'm not rooted or anything at all. I planned to root later when I got use the phone. I'm pretty new to this root stuff, but want to explore it. I've already been doing lots of research.
But it seems the vote is to go ahead and unlock, root, get 4.0.4 and get a custom rom/kernel. lol Instead of waiting to get the 4.0.4 through Verizon, I should get it myself manually. I was wondering if I should just wait or not.
Is yakju the version I want or toro?
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You want the mysid version for toro (Verizon), yakju is for maguro (GSM)
nodstuff said:
You want the mysid version for toro (Verizon), yakju is for maguro (GSM)
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Thank you! I just have another question before I decide to flash 4.0.4 to my device.
4.0.4 was pulled from google servers, but is available at Random Phantasmagoria. Though, RP says it's not recommended to flash the 4.0.4 IMM76K update. Would you agree? I haven't seen anyone say that version has given problems with all the reading I've done, so I imagine it's fine. Just double checking. I think most people have to be on 4.0.3 or 4.0.4 to get certain kernels and such to work.
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Thank you! I just have another question before I decide to flash 4.0.4 to my device.
4.0.4 was pulled from google servers, but is available at Random Phantasmagoria. Though, RP says it's not recommended to flash the 4.0.4 IMM76K update. Would you agree? I haven't seen anyone say that version has given problems with all the reading I've done, so I imagine it's fine. Just double checking. I think most people have to be on 4.0.3 or 4.0.4 to get certain kernels and such to work.
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Well I was using the IMM76K version til yesterday with CM9 and it was fine, its been upgraded to IMM76I in the latest nightly.
All kernels work with 4.0.3/4.0.4
I don't think you'll have any problems as long as you download the right firmware for your model. Don't flash the GSM firmware on a cdma phone.
Hi
I have a Yakjuxw device. Has anyone recieved OTA update of android 4.1?
What's 4.1?
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Yakjuxw only received 4.0.4 update last week, dont think JB will come so soon
HRD11 said:
Hi
I have a Yakjuxw device. Has anyone recieved OTA update of android 4.1?
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I agree with what Azlan96 posted. I received the 4.0.4 update last week and to add insult to injury, when you look at the Kernal Version in the Settings/About phone screen, it shows that the kernel was available in MARCH! Why did it take so long for Samsung to get it to us?!
I like others purchased this phone off of a dailysteals sale earlier in the year and also have a yakjuxw device. I couldn't stomach the fact that we have Google's flagship phone, but are kept under hostage by Samsung. Yesterday I unlocked the bootloader using the Galaxy Nexus Toolkit by following the steps in this post (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1392310) and flashed the stock yakju image.
I'm a n00b at this stuff but Mark Skippen did an excellent job creating that toolkit and making it easy for anyone to do it. I had the bootloader unlocked in 20 minutes (the majority of the time is downloading the image files) and received the 4.1.1 OTA once I logged back into my google account.
My device is now converted to the google yakju version and on jelly bean. I also have the peace of mind that future updates will be coming from google, and not Samsung.
I also converted to yakju from yakjuxw here on my australian galaxy nexus ,best decision I ever made an now i'm on official 4.1.1 jellybean an will always get updates as soon as google releases them, its as easy as unlocking boot loader an flashing stock yakju.Don't listen to stupid carriers like vodafone telling you bs excuses as to why you have to wait for updates because they don't have a clue, their customer support don't know the first thing about android an how it works.
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What's 4.1?
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Not sure if trolling...or serious .
And back on-topic, you probably won't get JB for a while (I mean how long did it take for your guys to receive 4.0.4...).
First thing I did when I got my nexus was getting rid of yakjuxw. Second boot actually
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Like others said, you can convert from yakjuux to yakju or takju to get the latest update from google. I have 2 Gnex and both was on yakjuux, and made the switch. For the first time in my life i flashed my phones, and it really wasn't hard at all. Trust me it is WORTH the effort!
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I had horrible battery draining on Yakju 4.0.4!
My Nexus had originally "Yakjuxw" 4.0.1 - 4.0.2 and I didn't want to use anymore the 4.0.2 so I flashed other bootloader + radio baseband and then Jelly Bean 4.1 "takju" which updated to 4.1.1 and I'm happy with it.. (then yakjuxw got the 4.0.4 update)
Takju is much better than yakju and yakjuxw builds.. :d
manumanfred said:
I had horrible battery draining on Yakju 4.0.4!
My Nexus had originally "Yakjuxw" 4.0.1 - 4.0.2 and I didn't want to use anymore the 4.0.2 so I flashed other bootloader + radio baseband and then Jelly Bean 4.1 "takju" which updated to 4.1.1 and I'm happy with it.. (then yakjuxw got the 4.0.4 update)
Takju is much better than yakju and yakjuxw builds.. :d
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How is takju better than yakju if you don't mind me asking other than coming with Google wallet pre installed.
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How is takju better than yakju if you don't mind me asking other than coming with Google wallet pre installed.
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It isn't. As far as I know, it's the exact same, but with the addition of Google Wallet.
My device came with yakjuxw, and I pretty much flashed the yakju image a few hours after unboxing it. As for when the update comes, noone really knows.
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My device came with yakjuxw, and I pretty much flashed the yakju image a few hours after unboxing it. As for when the update comes, noone really knows.
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If you flashed yakju, just flash the OTA image over it for 4.1.1
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My device came with yakjuxw, and I pretty much flashed the yakju image a few hours after unboxing it. As for when the update comes, noone really knows.
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I'm on yakju I got 4.1.1 jb ota notification a week ago, I didn't even have to clear google framework but I still just flashed it from xda instead.
Hey guys, i also have yakjuxw device and now i am seriously consider to flash stock yakju 4.0.4 to get Jelly bean. despite of the fact that i've read about messed up devices getting jelly bean, i will try it .. i have stock 4.0.4 and haven't even unlocked the boot loader yet.
please guide me which is the most reliable way to transforming my device to yakju.
and another question : .. my device has build number IMM76K.I9250XWLD2 ... should the JB image i will flash must have the same Build or what ??? i m little confused here ... ..
A thanks in advance .. ..
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Hey guys, i also have yakjuxw device and now i am seriously consider to flash stock yakju 4.0.4 to get Jelly bean. despite of the fact that i've read about messed up devices getting jelly bean, i will try it .. i have stock 4.0.4 and haven't even unlocked the boot loader yet.
please guide me which is the most reliable way to transforming my device to yakju.
and another question : .. my device has build number IMM76K.I9250XWLD2 ... should the JB image i will flash must have the same Build or what ??? i m little confused here ... ..
A thanks in advance .. ..
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Converting your phone will certainly wipe ALL your device (including internal memory), so make a backup. You only need how to enter fastboot mode (turn it on while pressing Vol up + Vol Down). Follow these steps:
1. Dowload the toolkit that's in sticky in the Android Dev section. Install the drivers there (option 1).
2. Unlock the bootloader. (option 3 I believe).
3. Enter the section to download factory google images. Download YAKJU or TAKJU 4.0.4 (the latter if you want google wallet).
4. Flash that image you downloaded.
5. Reboot and wait for OTA.
If you don't want to wait, you can download the OTA zip file, place it in the internal memory and use the toolkit to boot in CWM and flash it from there.
Cheers!
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Converting your phone will certainly wipe ALL your device (including internal memory), so make a backup. You only need how to enter fastboot mode (turn it on while pressing Vol up + Vol Down). Follow these steps:
1. Dowload the toolkit that's in sticky in the Android Dev section. Install the drivers there (option 1).
2. Unlock the bootloader. (option 3 I believe).
3. Enter the section to download factory google images. Download YAKJU or TAKJU 4.0.4 (the latter if you want google wallet).
4. Flash that image you downloaded.
5. Reboot and wait for OTA.
If you don't want to wait, you can download the OTA zip file, place it in the internal memory and use the toolkit to boot in CWM and flash it from there.
Cheers!
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Sorry if im asking a noob question, by unlocking the bootloader, we will void the phone's warranty right? :/
realblackfox said:
Sorry if im asking a noob question, by unlocking the bootloader, we will void the phone's warranty right? :/
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You can relock it afterwards.
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realblackfox said:
Sorry if im asking a noob question, by unlocking the bootloader, we will void the phone's warranty right? :/
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It can be relocked at any time.
Please HELP ME
Hi,
My buildinfos reports that my phone is yakjuxw / maguro: 4.0.4 / IMM76K.
According to the options available in the GN toolkit, my phone's build (IMM76K) is in the section CDMA / LTE (MYSID / TORO). How is this possible, my buildinfos reports that the hardware is a maguro, but my phone build's is in the "mysid section" (GN toolkit)?
I do not know what to do. I want to upgrade my phone to YAKJU, but YAKJU is in "section GSM (maguro)" and my phone's build is CDMA / LTE (mysid).
Can anyone help me?