The update for jelly bean is not getting completed in my nexus... My os is 4.0.1... I got the update notification 4 times till now and always when i accept it, the screen goes to the update and shows update progress bar and in few secs it stops and says update failed, unable to verify signature.. Please help me
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You have to be completely stock to update, are you?
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What do you mean by completely stock? I didn't understand that.. Could you please explain it to me...
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harishmavila said:
What do you mean by completely stock? I didn't understand that.. Could you please explain it to me...
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You are here on xda...... Did you unlock your bootloader?
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Rem3Dy said:
You are here on xda...... Did you unlock your bootloader?
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Unlocking boot loader doesn't stop you from updating
Also completely stock meaning you didn't flash a custom ROM or flash a different kernel/radio ,ect
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I thought I heard you need to update the os from 4.0.1→4.0.2→4.0.3→4.0.4→4.1.1? I remember hearing you have to do that maybe you don't.
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check this thread, OP
why doesnt everybody read the STICKIES
bk201doesntexist said:
check this thread, OP
why doesnt everybody read the STICKIES
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He may not be rooted though. He may be just a stock guy
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withbloodskies said:
He may not be rooted though. He may be just a stock guy
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if he's not rooted (a OTA update works even with rooted devices) and fully stock (meaning, OP didn't touch a thing, only installed his apps), then the normal OTA process will work.
I am sorry that I am not fully aware of all the terms and processes regarding android systems. I have flashed my mobile once because I was asked to do so for a problem in my phone earlier, by someone from the xda forum posts. I haven't been able to update from 4.0.1 yet.. So can you please please provide me with steps to update from 4.0.1 to 4.1 in detail... Also when you mentioned download the update for your version into your computer, where do I do that from?
Thanks everyone.
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Thanks. Does it come with Google wallet?
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ambuj said:
Thanks. Does it come with Google wallet?
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Only Takju
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ambuj said:
Thanks. Does it come with Google wallet?
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Edited!
I was hoping this would be a flashable zip
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jnralp00 said:
I was hoping this would be a flashable zip
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Instructions: https://source.android.com/source/building-devices.html
From my understanding, Bigxie version is this with root and deoxed, so might as well get that anyway.
Actually I don't believe this thread belongs in the development section.
The value here is for someone like me who had the sdcard0 bug every time I flashed from 4.0.4. With this, I can wipe the entire device and start fresh with 4.1.1. We no longer have to roll back to ICS to "factory reset" our phones.
how can you install one of these? I am just used to the usual CWM flashing...
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how can you install one of these? I am just used to the usual CWM flashing...
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Read the post 4 posts above. You have to build the code into a .zip. He even pasted the link.
I will make a flash able zip in a few hours.
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This is awesome link.. thanks
[/COLOR]Thanks a lot for this one...
Anybody have made a odin file?
Why not just get it from here?
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
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tishfire said:
Why not just get it from here?
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
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Is it a problem if someone has posted here ? I don't see any. He never said its his work, its mere sharing.
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eksasol said:
From my understanding, Bigxie version is this with root and deoxed, so might as well get that anyway.
Actually I don't believe this thread belongs in the development section.
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No and yes. In theory they should be the same but things can get weird with ota's some times. The best is a factory image base not a ota. So you will see most dev's updating their bases to this in the coming days. If he posts a zip it will be in the correct place in the Dev section. Also if he posts a rooted deodexed zip many people will thank him for it.
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So like its a official factory image from google ? and after install it will i get official update from google ?
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So like its a official factory image from google ? and after install it will i get official update from google ?
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yes
Does it erase my sdcard (music,photos,etc...) ?
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Could someone provide a link to download and install (tutorial?) the newest JB bootloader. These long boots suck...
From Pete's site
http://download.peteralfonso.com/toro
Download flash like a rom
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Thank you brother!!!
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Are the long boots the only reason to flash this?
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Are the long boots the only reason to flash this?
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As far as I know yes
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For future reference, all bootloaders are listed in the bootloader thread (see link in my signature).
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Do you have the GSM or CDMA version? You can always use Odin or fastboot images to get where you want to be.
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Do i need to be rooted? Will it wipe my apps?
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Do i need to be rooted? Will it wipe my apps?
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Yes Odin will wipe everything and you don't have to be rooted.
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And it will go back to stock ics?
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And it will go back to stock ics?
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Yes, assuming you flash the ics .tar files. Which version of the phone do you have? There are step by step guides for both gsm and the CDMA version.
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Can you help me? Im using gsm.
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If by "help" you mean point you towards how-to guides, then of course I will help you.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1828635
In this link you will find most everything you will ever need for you GNex but the post you will find most useful in this situation is the third link down:
How to Restore Galaxy Nexus i9250 to Stock Ice Cream Sandwich [GSM] [Windows] [Video/Step-by-Step Guide]
Here is the Link : http://ultimatedroid.blogspot.com/2012/08/how-to-restore-galaxy-nexus-i9250-to.html
As always, don't just take everything read or said on the forums as end all be all...do your own due diligence to make sure that what someone is telling you to do is correct.
Happy Flashing.
Its been a great help. thank you so much!
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Its been a great help. thank you so much!
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No worries. Good luck.
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How will you stop the constant upgrade popups
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donsh00tmesanta said:
How will you stop the constant upgrade popups
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Vaj tswv is the creation of people with nowhere left to turn
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Disable Google Service Framework in /manage apps/
Back to ics, why?
SocialReject said:
Back to ics, why?
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Found this thread after a search specifically for this - why? Because Voice Dialing over BT is completely broken in JB: http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=35199
Google hasn't acknowledged the issue and seems to have no intent on addressing it. I used the feature daily and depended on it. Now it's completely broken. I've tried a couple of custom ROMs that purported to remedy it (by using some snippets of older code?) but they aren't working either. Would like to go back to ICS until there's another sanctioned release.
My only question was how to disable the OTA upgrade prompting, and it seems this thread has addressed that. Back to ICS I go!
I used to have the bluetooth problem. However I am running CNA with absolutely no problems anymore. All I do is delete the PicoTts.apk and everything works fine with bluetooth dialing. This has worked for the last few roms I have flashed. Might be worth a try to check it out on CNA.
G-Nexus Sent
I'm still running 4.1.1 does anyone know when Verizon's going to get the 4.2.1 update?
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xcbkxx said:
I'm still running 4.1.1 does anyone know when Verizon's going to get the 4.2.1 update?
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I'm on 4.1.1 also on Sprint. Haven't gotten squat and have checked multiple times...
What do I need to do too get the update then?
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xcbkxx said:
I'm still running 4.1.1 does anyone know when Verizon's going to get the 4.2.1 update?
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Are you rooted or stock? If you're stock, I would root as and flash instead of waiting on Verizon. You might be waiting a while if you're waiting on them.
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I'm stoke still. I want too root so I can run code name android ROM. I really like it. But my computers broke right now. So I guess I'll just have to wait then.
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xcbkxx said:
I'm stoke still. I want too root so I can run code name android ROM. I really like it. But my computers broke right now. So I guess I'll just have to wait then.
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no need to root; push all needed files to phone, reboot bootloader, flash a custom recovery, wipe data/factory reset, flash a custom rom (gapps if stated on first post)
To my SD card or something?
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Hi XDA!
First of all, sorry for my bad english!
Since yesterday I have a big problem with my Galaxy Nexus I9000 I9250 (GSM).
I did a dirty flash upgrade to the latest CM11 official nightly (CM updater), but since then my phone freezes randomly and my screen gets pink, then I cant use my phone and need to pull my battery. I didn't overclock my phone and used the CM11 stock kernel.
Today I'd restore my phone to the Google Stock Image (Android 4.3.3), didn't install any mods and I still got the same problem!
Is my phone bricked? Could you help me out?
Greetz,
TinyFeather
How did you restore to stock?
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How did you restore to stock?
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I'd use SkipSoft Unified Android Toolkit
Toolkits never work that well if you don't understand the underlying processes. I suggest you revert to stock via adb - that way, you know and understand what exactly you're doing to your phone.
There is a revert to stock guide here.
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I9000 isn't GNex... U sure is Gnex?? I9250 is a GNex!
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amphibioushero said:
Toolkits never work that well if you don't understand the underlying processes. I suggest you revert to stock via adb - that way, you know and understand what exactly you're doing to your phone.
There is a revert to stock guide here.
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I think you mean fastboot :good:
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Thanks everyone for the help. I'd flash PA, and everything works like a charm for some reason..!
This topic can be closed!
And whoops sorry for the i9000 thingy :S