running arhd 4.1.1, accidentally dl ota - Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Hey,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1361348
As posted I'm running this rom (above)
I accidentally downloaded the ota, and don't know what I should do. I've tried to do some readings, but nothing really makes sense to me. (my friend rooted and unlocked the bootloader for me)
What should I do?

Miyamato said:
Hey,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1361348
As posted I'm running this rom (above)
I accidentally downloaded the ota, and don't know what I should do. I've tried to do some readings, but nothing really makes sense to me. (my friend rooted and unlocked the bootloader for me)
What should I do?
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you cannot receive an OTA while running a custom rom.

But I did :-\
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Miyamato said:
But I did :-\
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It won't install
:Edit: or will it in a custom recovery?

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Picked up a g2 with android 2.3, unable to downgrade

This phone was not rooted, htc upgraded it to 2.3 and I'm getting errors downgrading, and ideas?
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You need to provide more details...
1. By what means did you get it?
2. Did you root the phone?
3. Do you have a warranty?
4. What kind of error?
5. A screenshot perhaps?
Explain your problem more in detail, also I think this is the wrong section for that. check the general questions section.
cant downgrade 2.3, you are stuck on there till there is a new root for it sorry
You tried using a gold card to downgrade it?
When did T-Mobile send the upgrade
Also I think this is in the wrong section
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Wrong section. You should either be posting in the QA section, or one of the root threads with the error you get.
When was gb released? My sister hasn't gotten it yet.
sna66 said:
This phone was not rooted, htc upgraded it to 2.3 and I'm getting errors downgrading, and ideas?
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Try reposting this in Q&A.
Mylenthes said:
When was gb released? My sister hasn't gotten it yet.
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Root your phone and you'll have it.
So the ota update is out? First I've heard of that
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Spastic909 said:
So the ota update is out? First I've heard of that
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Same
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Spastic909 said:
So the ota update is out? First I've heard of that
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Why yes. Yes, it is.
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yes the leak is out its a full stock rom, i am running it now, and its pretty well smoothed...
ilostchild said:
yes the leak is out its a full stock rom, i am running it now, and its pretty well smoothed...
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but is the OTA for gingerbread being pushed to those who arent rooted yet?
Got the phone on craigs list the previous owner sent it in for repair for hinge issue and got it back with 2.3. The phone isn't rooted. I like 2.3 but prefer my freedom. I'm at work and can't recall the error but I can push the files with adb but get the error when I run adb shell p.... I did the goldcard. I'm thinking I'm stuck, but ill give it another shot later
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It actually runs pretty good and seems to be good on battery so far internet is blazing, getting 7 down and 1.5 up and it says 4g instead of h
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blackknightavalon said:
Why yes. Yes, it is.
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its not a rooted rom.. i just said its a full STOCK rom, no root acces signed by htc/tmobile
ilostchild said:
its not a rooted rom.. i just said its a full STOCK rom, no root acces signed by htc/tmobile
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Meanwhile, those of us with root have had Gingerbread for a couple months now. If it's not available OTA, it's not officially available.
blackknightavalon said:
Meanwhile, those of us with root have had Gingerbread for a couple months now. If it's not available OTA, it's not officially available.
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yup i have it too as well not a big deal, no its not OFFICIAILY OUT, but the Official stock rom is here to flash for those that want to try, this is the latest one and most likely gonna be pushed out.
as my sig shows i have one g2 rooted running cm7 and my other on stock gingerbread no root or s-off
as well this Leaked officail rom was able to fix those that had soft bricks and could not unbrick
and everyone knows to do that the roms have to be signed officialy by htc/tmobile

How to get JellyBean on Galaxy Nexus without root?

Hi,
I just got GN few days ago and I was surprised to see that it hasn't got the JB update yet as my Nexus S got the update before month or so..!
So, I want to know if is there any way that I can update GN to JB without rooting??
Please let me know!
Thanks,
lex4ever said:
Hi,
I just got GN few days ago and I was surprised to see that it hasn't got the JB update yet as my Nexus S got the update before month or so..!
So, I want to know if is there any way that I can update GN to JB without rooting??
Please let me know!
Thanks,
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You can't update without root until you get it OTA, but you can flash the full ROM. See the "flash" link in my signature.
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Well is your GN yakju or takju?
If its either then hitting system update will prompt you the OTA.
You can also try the clearing Google Service Framework and hitting the System Update.
efrant said:
You can't update without root until you get it OTA, but you can flash the full ROM. See the "flash" link in my signature.
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well you're not rooting... so technically, you never have to have root to update to JB.
Zepius said:
well you're not rooting... so technically, you never have to have root to update to JB.
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Yeah, to flash the full images, you don't need root, but you need an unlocked bootloader.
But I was talking about updating, not re-flashing a ROM: if you want to "update" your existing build to JB, you either need to get it OTA, or download it and move it to /cache (root required), or apply it via CWM (either root or an unlocked bootloader required).
efrant said:
Yeah, to flash the full images, you don't need root, but you need an unlocked bootloader.
But I was talking about updating, not re-flashing a ROM: if you want to "update" your existing build to JB, you either need to get it OTA, or download it and move it to /cache (root required), or apply it via CWM (either root or an unlocked bootloader required).
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technically it depends what version of GN is he using...shouldn't be a problem if he's on yakju or takju...
How do u check which version u have?
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coldest~~~ said:
How do u check which version u have?
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Well for one is it American or European? GSM or CDMA? Buy it off the Play Store?
If it's CDMA you would have to unlock and use custom recovery to install 4.1, but it would be very simple to do and there are completely stock 4.1 builds that work flawlessly.
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coldest~~~ said:
How do u check which version u have?
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Maps >> Settings >> about
Just flash the images of Jelly bean you need an unlocked bootloader
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Well that depends if he wants to ROOT or remain UNROOTED

Can't install ota update.

Hi, I've been running a custom Rom for a while and decided to return to stock, so I restored my cwm backup, refreshed stock recovery and OEM locked my phone but my ota update still won't install, does anyone know what I've missed?
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daz1uk said:
Hi, I've been running a custom Rom for a while and decided to return to stock, so I restored my cwm backup, refreshed stock recovery and OEM locked my phone but my ota update still won't install, does anyone know what I've missed?
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do you installed the right stock recovery for your stock rom? it must match the base number of your rom ...
Hmm, maybe not. I'll look into that, thanks.
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The software version and recovery version are both 1.28, so I don't know what's up with it.
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daz1uk said:
The software version and recovery version are both 1.28, so I don't know what's up with it.
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I would like to know what's up too. Same version as you
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Flash the RUU.
Can't install OTA update
daz1uk said:
Hi, I've been running a custom Rom for a while and decided to return to stock, so I restored my cwm backup, refreshed stock recovery and OEM locked my phone but my ota update still won't install, does anyone know what I've missed?
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Have you disabled or removed any stock system apps?
I had similar problem after restoring stock recovery and OTA update was still failing until I restored apps I had disabled.
example: I had disabled by renaming 'Weibo.apk' to 'Weibo.bak', and OTA update kept failing until I renamed it back to 'Weibo.apk'.
In other words to perform OTA update you have to restore all system apps also.
hth,
merv77
Good tip, yeah I probably did have disabled system apps to be honest. I've gone and installed the latest ruu now, takes the hassle out of things.
Thanks for the help.
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Do I need to update bootloader on a stock phone?

I'm gonna root and install a custom ROM on my friend's phone and I'm just wondering if I need to update the bootloader before installing any ROMs?
So should I root, then flash the bootloader update via Odin before installing a ROM?
Or can anyone give me a good process for doing that, it would really help
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x10user2011 said:
I'm gonna root and install a custom ROM on my friend's phone and I'm just wondering if I need to update the bootloader before installing any ROMs?
So should I root, then flash the bootloader update via Odin before installing a ROM?
Or can anyone give me a good process for doing that, it would really help
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What version bootloader do you have now and version do you think you need?
I simply did a search on "bootloader" and found this relevant thread for you. Take a look a post #2.
Hope it helps.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2346733&highlight=bootloader
Rick-SG3 said:
What version bootloader do you have now and version do you think you need?
I simply did a search on "bootloader" and found this relevant thread for you. Take a look a post #2.
Hope it helps.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2346733&highlight=bootloader
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I meant like my friend's phones are purely stock.. And I'm on a custom ROM. About a month ago we all got bootloader updates in order to use new ROMs so I'm wondering if that's what I need to do for my friends too, before flashing them a rom
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x10user2011 said:
I meant like my friend's phones are purely stock.. And I'm on a custom ROM. About a month ago we all got bootloader updates in order to use new ROMs so I'm wondering if that's what I need to do for my friends too, before flashing them a rom
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I'm sure that it depends on what version bootloader is currently installed, and what version your ROM of choice requires. The fact that their phone is now "Stock" doesn't tell you anything. I am running a nightly version (7/7/13) of Rootbox (Doesn't get any newer than that) on a one year old S3, and have never updated my "Stock" bootloader because it was not necessary for what I need - and there isn't one newer.
Every time you flash, you are taking the chance of something screwing up. The only thing worse than bricking your phone would be bricking someone else's. IMO, you need to do some more research to answer your own question. The devil is in the details.
Good Luck.
x10user2011 said:
I'm gonna root and install a custom ROM on my friend's phone and I'm just wondering if I need to update the bootloader before installing any ROMs?
So should I root, then flash the bootloader update via Odin before installing a ROM?
Or can anyone give me a good process for doing that, it would really help
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If he is on the most current stock update provided by the carrier then the bootloader should already be updated.
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[BOOTLOADER][RADIO][JWR66V] Android 4.3 Bootloader & Radio

Hello guys,
For the people who want to upgrade to a 4.3 ROM, here are the .IMG's for the bootloader and the radio:
https://copy.com/P38cQlhIXhexRcNM (Radio XXLJ1, still the same, you don't have to flash this one, unless you have a previous radio.)
https://copy.com/GImD8tF7NVQG6brL (Bootloader PRIMEMD04)
EDIT: It's not necessary to update your Bootloader and Radio, some say that these will cause problems, and you can run 4.3 ROMs without the newest radio and bootloader. What I recommend is not to flash these, and if you encounter any problems (reboots, heavy lag) try and flash the newest bootloader.
WARNING: You cannot flash these files in your recovery. Use an app or program for this like Nexus Root Toolkit!
Do I need to do this before flashing a 4.3 ROM? I did just try a custom cm10.2 (cookieman) and it worked... Back on 4.2 now though. Do most Roms include these in their zips?
P.s. where is this nexus root toolkit?
dragonboydbboy said:
Do I need to do this before flashing a 4.3 ROM? I did just try a custom cm10.2 (cookieman) and it worked... Back on 4.2 now though. Do most Roms include these in their zips?
P.s. where is this nexus root toolkit?
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It is highly recommended to flash these before upgrading to 4.3 to avoid any unexpected hiccups.
EDIT: CWM flashable bootloader: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=43917687&postcount=105
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Prasad007 said:
It is highly recommended to flash these before upgrading to 4.3 to avoid any unexpected hiccups.
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Yes it's still XXLJ1. And it's indeed recommended to flash these before flashing a 4.3 ROM.
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Someone can create a flashable bootloader and radio for nexus maguro?
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ariful2907 said:
Someone can create a flashable bootloader and radio for nexus maguro?
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Read my previous post for bootloader. Flashable radio is in sticky topic!
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Prasad007 said:
Read my previous post for bootloader. Flashable radio is in sticky topic!
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I mean flash with twarp. But i think its impossible. Thank you for help.
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ariful2907 said:
I mean flash with twarp. But i think its impossible. Thank you for help.
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Flash with CWM just to be safe!
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i just downloaded rom manager from the playstore installed CWM, installed the bootloader.
Went back to goo manager and installed TWRP again , finished
took me 5 minutes
If i want to go back to 4.2 rom, do i need to revert to previous radio and bootloader?
Thank you.
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OP is incorrect, you don't need the bootloader to upgrade to 4.3. It runs perfectly fine on the previous bootloader.
Also, I highly recommend not flashing bootloader in CWM or TWRP. That's how bricks happen.
Sdobron said:
OP is incorrect, you don't need the bootloader to upgrade to 4.3. It runs perfectly fine on the previous bootloader.
Also, I highly recommend not flashing bootloader in CWM or TWRP. That's how bricks happen.
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Not a single brick reported on the CWM package so far... Problems are use case scenario specific in general, not universal to a product or a concept as a whole. That would account for a major bug!
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Sdobron said:
OP is incorrect, you don't need the bootloader to upgrade to 4.3. It runs perfectly fine on the previous bootloader.
Also, I highly recommend not flashing bootloader in CWM or TWRP. That's how bricks happen.
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How does OTA updates flash bootloaders? Recovery.
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What if I flash the bootloader and radios while still on a 4.2.2 ROM? My ROM hasn't been updated, and I'd rather wait till it is...
dragonboydbboy said:
What if I flash the bootloader and radios while still on a 4.2.2 ROM? My ROM hasn't been updated, and I'd rather wait till it is...
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That's what I did. Flashed 4.3 bootloader when on 4.2.2, rebooted and then flashed 4.3 ROM.
Mach3.2 said:
How does OTA updates flash bootloaders? Recovery.
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With MD5 verification. Something that isn't even provided with the CWM zip...
Sdobron said:
With MD5 verification. Something that isn't even provided with the CWM zip...
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If you flash a radio/boot loader w/o md5 verification (which you can do with an app on your tab/phone is just user error.
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Will the radios work with Verizon gnex? Or is it for the other gnex? (Toro) I'm guessing the bootloader is fine...
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phoenixs4r said:
If you flash a radio/boot loader w/o md5 verification (which you can do with an app on your tab/phone is just user error.
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You can't check the MD5 if the OP never posted it

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