I'm using Samsung Galaxy Nexus 'maguro' and I'm desesperated...
I deleted my GoogleEarth.apk, and I cant update my Android 4.1.2, I know... I'm the supid here T_T
Each time that I reboot my device, he said about the update... I have found in the entire 'www' without a easy solution... I only need the apk of the GoogleEarth, with hashes that starts with 57c34... or 7788a... (one is fromthe versión 4.1.2 and the other is from 4.2) I've read that either works...
I don't know if someone could me the favor of check their GoogleEarth or say me how can obtain the file... I have a lot of dumps without the GoogleEarth.apk, some GoogleEarth.apks with different hashes and the factory images from google (that I can't mount for get the files)
Someone helps me?
Thank you!!!
Not sure why you *need* the .apk for Google Earth in order to update but you could always just wipe and flash the factory images...
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TomBall718 said:
Not sure why you *need* the .apk for Google Earth in order to update but you could always just wipe and flash the factory images...
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I need the apk because I get the message:
assert failed: apply_patch_check("/system/app/GoogleEarth.apk", "57c34...", "7788a...")
when I try to update my system >.<
I know that I can wipe to factory... but I only need a file for the update T_T wipe will be my last option.
Maybe try installing it from the market, move it from /data/app to /system/app with a file manager, reboot, then try to update Might work.
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I tried it but the SHA1 don't match =(
How about getting the galaxy nexus toolkit and flashing the factory image for android 4.2.1 it is a bit pain staking to create a backup and flash but it is your easiest and best bed. If this helps please press the thanks button.
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this is directly from my system/app
just change permissions
What product version you are using: Yakju, Takju? another?
download its stock ROM that is flashable and copy from it the GoogleEarth.apk and move it to /system/app/ and change permissions
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this is directly from my system/app
just change permissions
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I really love you!!
My update now failed for the file in '/system/framework/framework-res.apk' with hashes 'beb094...' or '33270...'
someone have a file that match?? I would really apreciate it *__*
I didn't delete this file but perhaps was modified for any application (That seem that this file is related with the original theme of android and I installed several themes (with Go Launcher EX and others))
I will be searching it in the web!
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I'm using a yakju device
I'm not sure why you're jumping through so many hoops rather than backup and flash a Factory build. You're making it a lot harder for yourself than it needs to be.
If I wipe I lost all the data, if I restore a couple files not,
My priority now is try to fix it, If i cant, I'll wipe my system
You can just flash system through fastboot though. You will not lose anything. You will just have root again.
Imo much easier. Anyway, i sent you a pm. Just make a nandroid before altering system files. Hope it helps.
Regards
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Thank you very much!
Unafortunatly this time your apk SHA1 don't match =(, I will flash my system T_T...
Thank you very much for all the atention =(
Where could i found a simple manual for flash and restore my device?
Gonzalo1987 said:
Thank you very much!
Unafortunatly this time your apk SHA1 don't match =(, I will flash my system T_T...
Thank you very much for all the atention =(
Where could i found a simple manual for flash and restore my device?
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Download a factory image. Extraxt it ( maybe twice, first is zip, srcond is tar).
Find system.img
Put it in platform-tools folder of your sdk.
Open command prompt and navigate to platform-tools folder.
Put your device in fastboot and enter
fastboot flash system system.img
Wait to be done. Reboot device (or will boot itself.)
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Gonzalo1987 said:
Where could i found a simple manual for flash and restore my device?
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Stickied at the top of this forum
mariosraptor said:
Download a factory image. Extraxt it ( maybe twice, first is zip, srcond is tar).
Find system.img
Put it in platform-tools folder of your sdk.
Open command prompt and navigate to platform-tools folder.
Put your device in fastboot and enter
fastboot flash system system.img
Wait to be done. Reboot device (or will boot itself.)
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Thank you very much for all, especially for your patience
I flash my Nexus with 4.2.1 succesfully, really was easier.
Greetings!
Gonzalo1987 said:
Thank you very much for all, especially for your patience
I flash my Nexus with 4.2.1 succesfully, really was easier.
Greetings!
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Good for you mate! Cheers
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Hi!
I think I may have bricked my phone. I superwiped but I forgot to put a ROM
so now I have nothing on my phone.
Can I flash a ROM from my computer to my phone?
Thx in advance!
Flash a stock image using the Google images, then you can re-flash a custom one
If you still have cwr, mount USB in cwr, put a rom on there, flash from. If you don't have a recovery, you should be able to adb push the recovery file and flash through boot loader, then mount USB in recovery, copy rom to phone, flash.
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Fastboot and download mode are your friends ;-)
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EddyOS said:
Flash a stock image using the Google images, then you can re-flash a custom one
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Where do I find them? I am sorry im a n00b :S
Cutting-TM said:
Fastboot and download mode are your friends ;-)
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+1 What he said! /\
look at thread that has the odin stock rom
If you're a n00b then why on earth did you unlock the phone in the first place? Surely you should've researched what you were doing in case something like this happened?
Kotd424 said:
Hi!
I think I may have bricked my phone. I superwiped but I forgot to put a ROM
so now I have nothing on my phone.
Can I flash a ROM from my computer to my phone?
Thx in advance!
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all is very easy to fix
1. Change ROM name to rom.zip
adb shell
mount /data
exit
adb push rom.zip /data/media
Now reboot into recovery and flash ROM.
Its all in here
http://groups.google.com/group/android-building/msg/43c3a418144fc6c5
This has helped me out twice already, and its where the factory images will be when the OTAs start, so of you're impatient and want them as soon as you can get them here
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I think we need to put up a sticky again explaining what "brick" means.
mike1986. said:
all is very easy to fix
1. Change ROM name to rom.zip
adb shell
mount /data
exit
adb push rom.zip /data/media
Now reboot into recovery and flash ROM.
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Hi, when I write adb shell, it says device not found.
i have install usb drivers but it dosent work
spences10 said:
Its all in here
http://groups.google.com/group/android-building/msg/43c3a418144fc6c5
This has helped me out twice already, and its where the factory images will be when the OTAs start, so of you're impatient and want them as soon as you can get them here
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thx!
nbdysreal said:
If you still have cwr, mount USB in cwr, put a rom on there, flash from. If you don't have a recovery, you should be able to adb push the recovery file and flash through boot loader, then mount USB in recovery, copy rom to phone, flash.
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Mount usb isn't working yet on Galaxy Nexus CWM 5.5.0.2 recovery you need to have a working rom to put your files in the phone
ok, nobody knows why I get error: device not found when i type adb shell?
I cant make it work... :S would really appreciate it
Kotd424 said:
ok, nobody knows why I get error: device not found when i type adb shell?
I cant make it work... :S would really appreciate it
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Did adb work before? Sounds like the drivers aren't installed properly
And if you are trying to use the images from what I linked earlier you need to be in fastboot not adb
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Did adb work before? Sounds like the drivers aren't installed properly
And if you are trying to use the images from what I linked earlier you need to be in fastboot not adb
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ok i also have the fastboot but what do I write?
fastboot boot <image name> ? that didnt work for me
Got it working now.
Thx everybody for the help. I didnt know that you should use adb in recovery mode.
Hello. You are my last hope. I have ICL53F Galaxy Nexus with stock ROM and try to flash %battey mod, so i lost all soft keys and status bar. But the problem - i forget to make a backup ((((
Please, anybody - can you do me a favor and send to flash through the recovery STOCK battery ? I think this must be no problems for you.
Thank you!
goodcovv said:
Hello. You are my last hope. I have ICL53F Galaxy Nexus with stock ROM and try to flash %battey mod, so i lost all soft keys and status bar. But the problem - i forget to make a backup ((((
Please, anybody - can you do me a favor and send to flash through the recovery STOCK battery ? I think this must be no problems for you.
Thank you!
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I don't understand what you want? Stock battery?
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I want battery, which i have before flash %. But I can't wipe/reset data throught recovery - there is important info. So i guess - yes stock battery from ICS 4.0.2
and if it possible - can you pack it to *.zip so i can flash it without changing.
Please, anybody help me. I have broken phone and can't do nothing with it. Can you post stastus bar+soft key from original ICL53F?
Do you have a GSM or CDMA nexus?
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GSM Nexus
p.s. not LTE not operator's edition if it helps.
goodcovv said:
GSM Nexus
p.s. not LTE not operator's edition if it helps.
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Have you considered flashing a rom over what you have? Ahrd is basically stock with improvements. Flashing it over yours will restore your soft keys and status bar
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But i think it will erase all data, isn't it? That is why i ask anybody to catch everything about battery/soft keys from original and post it here if it possible.
just flash it. the only data you'll lose is SMS and anything thats in /data. your pictures and ringtones and wallpapers should still be there
Wait. I know what to do and you wont lose any data. Give me a minute.
If you don't have zip with your ROM, download this one.
Open that zip with 7zip, go in /system/app/ and drag "SystemUI.apk" on your desktop.
You have rooted GN so I guess you have ADB. Run cmd and enter those commands:
Code:
adb devices
Code:
adb remount
Code:
adb push <full path to the extracted SystemUI.apk> /system/app/SystemUI.apk
Reboot and you should be OK.
Let me know, if it works
1) I think my stock ROM must be the same as
this one
So can i grab systemUI.apk from this one?
2) There is other ways to do it without using ADB?
I FIND HOW IT CAN BE DONE!!
I do everything that you said, but i using ROOTexplorer directly on my phone. THANK YOU! you the best!
goodcovv said:
1) I think my stock ROM must be the same as
this one
So can i grab systemUI.apk from this one?
2) There is other ways to do it without using ADB?
I FIND HOW IT CAN BE DONE!!
I do everything that you said, but i using ROOTexplorer directly on my phone. THANK YOU! you the best!
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Glad to hear that
Next time do a NANDROID before flashing anything. It's a powerful tool!
hello i rooted my phone today and downloaded metamorph and busybox and installed some themes 2 worked just fine but when i tried to install the htc onex thats when my soft keys and statubar dissapered please help how can i fix this
android4life21 said:
hello i rooted my phone today and downloaded metamorph and busybox and installed some themes 2 worked just fine but when i tried to install the htc onex thats when my soft keys and statubar dissapered please help how can i fix this
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Reflash your system partition.
Petrovski80 said:
Reflash your system partition.
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and how would i do that?
Reflash the .zip file of your ROM in recovery
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Godra said:
Reflash the .zip file of your ROM in recovery
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im not sure i have a rom installed and if i do where would i find it
If you just rooted, you don't have a custom ROM but simply Google's stock images. What you need to do is read this guide and only flash system.img instead of all of them. Be sure to use the correct version!
Inject
SYSTEMUI.apk
In your system/app
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sembre said:
Inject
SYSTEMUI.apk
In your system/app
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can any of this be done from the galaxy nexus toolkit?
android4life21 said:
can any of this be done from the galaxy nexus toolkit?
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Assuming the SYSTEMUI.apk is under the same location of ADB, use command below:
adb push SYSTEMUI.apk /system/app/
android4life21 said:
can any of this be done from the galaxy nexus toolkit?
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Once this is solved you should learn to adb/fastboot. If you knew how you wouldn't have any issues solving problems like this yourself. Also none of the potential for user error the toolkit has.
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Once this is solved you should learn to adb/fastboot. If you knew how you wouldn't have any issues solving problems like this yourself. Also none of the potential for user error the toolkit has.
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Agreed. The toolkit helped me out of a few "oh dang" moments when I wasn't particularly familiar with THIS phone, but knowing things about adb, Android mounts/filesystem, etc. has helped me out far more.
You need to learn about adb push, install, uninstall, get-state, and reboot commands, at least. You should also learn a little about some of the more important mount points (/system, /data, /cache) and what kind of files get stored there. For example, since the GNex doesn't have an actual SD card, you NEVER wipe/format /system without a darned good reason.
Hope you get the issue fixed. It does seem like going back to a stock ROM, or reverting to a ROM (or nandroid backup; you made one, right?) that worked correctly will clear it up, easy peasy.
[ROM] JWR66V JB 4.3 [Flash-able] (Takju) & boot loader -Now deodexed v. is available!
Made flashable though Dsixda's toolkit, Thanks to dsixda for that toolkit!
I can't assure that this works on your Nexus, I ahve tested .zip files myself and works well on my Nexus!
If YOU get BOOTLOOP:
Flash another ROM and then wipe cache and dalvik cache and then flash this ROM!
Flash it at your own risk!
This isn't so good flashable.zip so you may end up to boot loop!
Use Fastboot to fix or any other fixing method!
If you don't have fastboot drivers install them from here: (It's for verizon variant, but works on Maguro)
www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/SCH-I515MSAVZW#
HOW TO PULL BACKUP FOLDER:
in terminal / command prompt:
adb pull /mnt/shell/emulated/clockworkmod/backup/
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Installing this ROM:
recommended dirty flash to make this booting!
NEW Bootloader: (bootloader-maguro-primemd04)
Downlaod:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BxlYDVLp_RkMaDQ2Yl8zM2NSdm8/edit?usp=sharing
Flashing through Fastboot:
fastboot flash bootloader bootloader-maguro-primemd04.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
Untouched JWR66V, only made to flashable:
Download:
links removed!
De-odexed and rooted Flashable:
links removed!
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Ohhh yes...downloading now, good job
Initial Review/Impressions:
Install went as smooth as any other flash install. It looks basically the same but the screen transitions are really smooth (note that I have not installed any apps yet, will update when I do). The first major difference you see is with the camera, the interface has been changed a bit and it does look cleaner, all the usual settings are there i.e. Photosphere etc.
I haven't noticed anything else at a first glance but I will keep on updating as I go along and I will also do a proper battery test.
The usual array of Google apps are pre-installed, although now Google Keep is also added, default browser is the regular android browser though, not Chrome. The usual wallpapers and live wallpapers are present, nothing new here either.
Thanks for making this available so quickly
it is necessary to update the bootloader?
it is unlocked bootloader?
x3m.zone said:
it is necessary to update the bootloader?
it is unlocked bootloader?
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Nope!
If I flash the zip, i wont lose my data on sd card, right?
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nudou350 said:
If I flash the zip, i wont lose my data on sd card, right?
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If you just wipe cache and dalvik cace
Gotta try that .zip file myself too
I can just flash the rom right? What's the bootloader update for then?
Is this rootable with SuperSU flashable zip? Does this zip changes the recovery?
Thanks in advance
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If I flash the zip, i wont lose my data on sd card, right?
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No, it's just like flashing any other rom. Wipe /system, /cache, /data, and dalvik-cache
lparcshinoda said:
Is this rootable with SuperSU flashable zip? Does this zip changes the recovery?
Thanks in advance
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I am trying to flahs that .zip file myself but for some reason Ubuntu on my PC doesn't work well.. so I ahven't föashed JB 4.3 yet and root should work if you flash it..
No it doesn't change your recovery
lparcshinoda said:
Is this rootable with SuperSU flashable zip? Does this zip changes the recovery?
Thanks in advance
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https://plus.google.com/113517319477420052449/posts/9rcWNJbVZkL
Chainfire himself says it is, also he seems to be a reliable source for this kind of information since he made SuperSU and tested it on Nexus (devices?) himself.
De-odexing.... it takes a while...
whats kernel number ? 3.0.81 ?
AndrolinRoot said:
whats kernel number ? 3.0.81 ?
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3.0.72
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If I flash the bootloader, I will lose my data ? Like , everything, including music, videos, etc ?
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sorry for a nob question but i have to flash bootloader first than. zip file through TWRP??
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nudou350 said:
If I flash the bootloader, I will lose my data ? Like , everything, including music, videos, etc ?
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Nope
nudou350 said:
If I flash the bootloader, I will lose my data ? Like , everything, including music, videos, etc ?
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No, only risk is that IF something goes wrong during flash you can say bye to your Device :good: I've done this MANY times and never had problems, so... good luck to you (and me, since I'm doing it right now)
Follow the steps to install directly from the Factory Images without loosing any of your data on the SD-Card.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1995482
Hello everybody.
I installed cm11 via cyanogenmod installer. When I was done with installing it, I installed Rom Manager application. The application then offered to install CWM Recovery, so I agreed to do so since I am more accustomed to it than TWRP.
Was working, until I the phone told me I had a new update.
The update downloads, and tries to install, but nothing happens ( or happens wrong so it just aborts), and I am left with the "there is an update for your phone".
So I figured out I might do it manually, so I went to Rom Manager and set TWRP to be default, and went to recovery.... and there was CWM.
I tried GooManager, TWRP Manager, all still reboot into CWM not TWRP.
I then tried CWM and it worked flashing the latest snapshot, but it had a serious bug, so I restored to the previous snapshot. ( Can't how that is relevant to the subject).
I really would like to install the TWRP and remove CWM. My question is: How do I remove CWM and install TWRP.
Thanks.
Just learn fastboot and manually flash TWRP image. If nothing goes wrong, TWRP will overwrite CWM as your only recovery.
Sent from Google Nexus 4 @ CM11
First download this app
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cgollner.flashify
Then, get your newest twrp img file (for toro is here: http://techerrata.com/file/twrp2/toro/openrecovery-twrp-2.7.0.0-toro.img
For maguro is here: http://techerrata.com/file/twrp2/maguro/openrecovery-twrp-2.7.0.0-maguro.img
Then open flashify, and install recovery img
Reboot recovery, presto magico
Goo has been messed up a while now
No Recovery!!
ashclepdia said:
First download this app
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cgollner.flashify
Then, get your newest twrp img file (for toro is here: http://techerrata.com/file/twrp2/toro/openrecovery-twrp-2.7.0.0-toro.img
For maguro is here: http://techerrata.com/file/twrp2/maguro/openrecovery-twrp-2.7.0.0-maguro.img
Then open flashify, and install recovery img
Reboot recovery, presto magico
Goo has been messed up a while now
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I did as u said, but now I can't boot into recovery, and when in fastboot menu, it says I have no boot or recovery image.
But I can load into cm normally.
However what's weird is that it said the product code name was tuna, which is wrong, it should be maguro.
Any thoughts??
Mohdhamm said:
I did as u said, but now I can't boot into recovery, and when in fastboot menu, it says I have no boot or recovery image.
But I can load into cm normally.
However what's weird is that it said the product code name was tuna, which is wrong, it should be maguro.
Any thoughts??
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Tuna is your phone. Tuna is Toro, Toro+ and maguro.. As said before learn how to use fastboot and flash it via fastboot. Plenty of guides.. Its really easy.
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Yea at this point you may need to use fastboot. If multiple tries of above haven't worked.
As said, it's REALLY easy.
You can use fastboot to clear recovery partition in case something is corrupted in it. And can just do a fastboot flash recovery recovery.img (where recovery.img is the path to recovery.img file you are installing. If you are cd'd into folder where recovery.img is located you can just use the name of the img file instead of the full path name to it.... it might sound confusing, but there are step by step fool proof guides to follow. And after you've done it once you'll be like "dang what was I worried about, this fastboot and adb stuff is easy" lol...)
Let us know if you need any clarification on the process
Thanks guys, but I have been really busy lately I couldn't learn fastboot, but I think I know how, since my first root was manual using such a command prompt.
I'll reply once I do it and report.
Thank you all very much.
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Mohdhamm said:
Thanks guys, but I have been really busy lately I couldn't learn fastboot, but I think I know how, since my first root was manual using such a command prompt.
I'll reply once I do it and report.
Thank you all very much.
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If you cant figure it out we will help! Good luck!
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Mohdhamm said:
Thanks guys, but I have been really busy lately I couldn't learn fastboot, but I think I know how, since my first root was manual using such a command prompt.
I'll reply once I do it and report.
Thank you all very much.
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If you cant figure it out we will help! Good luck!
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agreed!
if you are unsure at all about any commands or setup, always happy to lend a helping hand.
much easier to help out with steps beforehand, rather than try to figure out where something went wrong afterwards
Hello
I managed to flash TWRP successfully and then tried to install cm update from the system update available.
However there was an error and it didn't work.
Here is the recovery log, it said something about not finding an md5.
Any thoughts as to what is happening here?