hey guys i want to downgrade samsung galaxy nexus from 4.1.1 to stock firmware
which tutorial to folllow. pls guide as im newbie
please help
arslan_sweeto1 said:
hey guys i want to downgrade samsung galaxy nexus from 4.1.1 to stock firmware
which tutorial to folllow. pls guide as im newbie
please help
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Find the GNEX Toolkit in the Development Section
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1392310
some of the features:
1-Click For All to Unlock, Root, Rename the Restore File and CWM
Unlock/Re-Lock your Bootloader
Download Google Stock Image directly to correct ToolKit folder for extrtacting and flashing (no need to move it manually anymore)
Flash Google Stock Image to phone
Root any public build of ICS automatically (ANY Stock build upto and including maguro/toro/toroplus 4.0.4)
Root Stock Jelly Bean builds (upto 4.2.1)
Rename the Recovery Restore File present on some Stock Roms
Flash Stock Recovery, CWM Touch Recovery or TWRP Touch Recovery
Boot into CWM Touch Recovery or TWRP Touch Recovery without Flashing it
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PrettyPistol555 said:
Find the GNEX Toolkit in the Development Section
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1392310
some of the features:
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Gnex tolkit and then what . please guide me little more . which option is available for me . i dont want to root my phone or is it neccessary to revert mobile back to stock firmware .
is there any video available that can help me ?
1. Search
2. Follow this, but use the 4.0.4 image instead of 4.2.1 - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
Have to ask, though, why on earth do you wanna go backwards?
EddyOS said:
1. Search
2. Follow this, but use the 4.0.4 image instead of 4.2.1 - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
Have to ask, though, why on earth do you wanna go backwards?
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Where to find image for stock 4.0.4
there is video by techfanatic in some other thread , . i want to ask is it the same thing as in my case ?
can i follow it ?
please confirm
http://ultimatedroid.blogspot.com/2012/08/how-to-restore-galaxy-nexus-i9250-to.html
SEARCH!!! If you can't find the 4.0.4 image on the Google site that's your fault but we're not going to spoon feed you
For reference, though, do NOT use that video guide as you do not have to go anywhere near Odin to go back to ICS. You DO have to unlock the bootloader, though, so backup your data before doing so as flashing a stock image wipes everything
EddyOS said:
SEARCH!!! If you can't find the 4.0.4 image on the Google site that's your fault but we're not going to spoon feed you
For reference, though, do NOT use that video guide as you do not have to go anywhere near Odin to go back to ICS. You DO have to unlock the bootloader, though, so backup your data before doing so as flashing a stock image wipes everything
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thanks for your concern
can you please tellme why this video is not appropriate for me ?
i preassume i have the same case as demonstrated in the video
i want to go back to 4.0.4
i wil backup my data
1. Backup your data
2. Download the 4.0.4 factory image from Google
3. Flash it following the guide I linked to earlier
You didn't answer why on earth you wanna go back to 4.0.4 though. Go to 4.1.2 if you have to but why not stick to 4.2.1?
EddyOS said:
1. Backup your data
2. Download the 4.0.4 factory image from Google
3. Flash it following the guide I linked to earlier
You didn't answer why on earth you wanna go back to 4.0.4 though. Go to 4.1.2 if you have to but why not stick to 4.2.1?
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The point is it's not mine but my friend's gnex. He accidently updated the device OTA from 4.0.4 to 4.1.1
He was quite conformtable with the 4.0.4. Thus he requested me to flash the device back to 4.0.4 for him.
I have read the guide in link provided by you
The device is unrooted and not customized at all at any time.
So what i have to do is to unlock the bootloader and then follow the tutorial as given.
Please confirm. Am i right or am i missing something over there ?
Thanks
You're right, but just tell your friend to stick with 4.1. There's very little difference
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v1gnesh said:
Hello,
I'm on yakjuxw 4.1.1 (came with 4.0.4, and then OTA updated to 4.1.1). I bought the phone this September, so OTA was readily available.
I want to move to yakju so that I can update as soon as its out. I'm going to use the GNex Toolkit to get there.
Question is -
After unlock, root, and CWM install, can I flash to 4.1.2 yakju, that's available at Google's site, directly?
Will be following the procedure in this video(16 mins long), which was with the Toolkit instructions.
I have attached a screenshot containing more info.
Thanks!
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yes but you will have to root again
EVERED78 said:
yes but you will have to root again
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Thanks. Do I have to worry about radios (I'm in India)? I'm a total newbie.
yes it comes with xxlf1
EVERED78 said:
yes it comes with xxlf1
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So the zip will contain it. And I don't need to look for radios separately. Right?
Sorry, just being cautious.
v1gnesh said:
So the zip will contain it. And I don't need to look for radios separately. Right?
Sorry, just being cautious.
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From my experience. The stock flash will have the stock radio.
Check the radio you have in: Settings --> About Phone --> Baseband Version --> It'll be the last 5 digits.
Go find that radio in http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1405345 and back it up. (i prefer the cwm downloads)
If you flash to stock and it breaks your network... Try using the radio you used to have.
ackliph said:
From my experience. The stock flash will have the stock radio.
Check the radio you have in: Settings --> About Phone --> Baseband Version --> It'll be the last 5 digits.
Go find that radio in http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1405345 and back it up. (i prefer the cwm downloads)
If you flash to stock and it breaks your network... Try using the radio you used to have.
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I9250 XXLF1. So I guess that's covered in the stock package. Also, isn't there an option to backup radio in the GNex Toolkit as well?
Thanks for your reply!
v1gnesh said:
I9250 XXLF1. So I guess that's covered in the stock package. Also, isn't there an option to backup radio in the GNex Toolkit as well?
Thanks for your reply!
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"Pull and Trim your Radio Image from your phone and save to your PC (thanks to josteink for Radio Trimmer)"
I guess it's in there somewhere. If you already have XXLF1 now. I wouldn't worry too much myself about backing it up. You can grab it pretty easy from the baseband page. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=27984443&postcount=1097
If you're in India. The best radio for you would probably have a DD prefix, but I don't see any of those. Try the XXLF1. Then maybe try a couple of the latest radios: UILE1, UGLH1, DVLF1
As far as I know playing with different radios won't permanently hurt anything. Just keep the factory flash/radio at hand if it breaks.
hi guys, i have problem rooting the stock 4.1.2, i keep getting status 1 error in cwm when flashing the su.zip
v1gnesh said:
Hello,
I'm on yakjuxw 4.1.1 (came with 4.0.4, and then OTA updated to 4.1.1). I bought the phone this September, so OTA was readily available.
I want to move to yakju so that I can update as soon as its out. I'm going to use the GNex Toolkit to get there.
Question is -
After unlock, root, and CWM install, can I flash to 4.1.2 yakju, that's available at Google's site, directly?
Will be following the procedure in this video(16 mins long), which was with the Toolkit instructions.
I have attached a screenshot containing more info.
Thanks!
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Hi,
can you share me the steps (or the link) you have taken to change it to yakju? And how far have you been successful in it? I'm having the same model here but with Android 4.1.1
varunvs said:
Hi,
can you share me the steps (or the link) you have taken to change it to yakju? And how far have you been successful in it? I'm having the same model here but with Android 4.1.1
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Yet to do it. Waiting for mskip's new version of the toolkit, which could be out by tonight or just a couple of more days.
v1gnesh said:
Yet to do it. Waiting for mskip's new version of the toolkit, which could be out by tonight or just a couple of more days.
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varunvs said:
Hi,
can you share me the steps (or the link) you have taken to change it to yakju? And how far have you been successful in it? I'm having the same model here but with Android 4.1.1
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Just follow the instructions from the 15-minute long video that's with the Toolkit.
- Drivers
- USB Debugging on
- Unlock
- Root
- Backup
- Flash
If you don't wanna install CWM, ignore those steps and use 'Download, and Flash stock Google images'.. If you do want CWM, just use step 7 to do it all at once (except the backup).
I'm now on yakju 4.1.2.
guys i just bought a new galaxy nexus 9250 but there is nothing in it and the firmware is full maguro eng 4.0.1 icl23d no market nothing inside help me plzzz i want to upgrade it to latest version
Flash factory image google with toolkit, look in this section.
Toolkit are pinned.
But wrong section......
depuis mon Nexus Prime
unlock the bootloader, install cwm and then the custom rom you need....or you can flash a factory image if you want to keep the warranty
^_^
alandd86 said:
guys i just bought a new galaxy nexus 9250 but there is nothing in it and the firmware is full maguro eng 4.0.1 icl23d no market nothing inside help me plzzz i want to upgrade it to latest version
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Download gnex toolkit link http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1392310, unzip and launch gnex toolkit, now you have 2 option
1: download factory img link http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1930804 , and flash it with gnex toolkit
2: unlock bootloader, root, flash cwm recovery, and flash rom http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1737849 with cwm recovery
diaboliko.hacker said:
Download gnex toolkit link http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1392310, unzip and launch gnex toolkit, now you have 2 option
1: download factory img link http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1930804 , and flash it with gnex toolkit
2: unlock bootloader, root, flash cwm recovery, and flash rom http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1737849 with cwm recovery
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but my build number is full maguro eng 4.0.1 icl23d and i cant find it on toolkit !!
matteof93 said:
unlock the bootloader, install cwm and then the custom rom you need....or you can flash a factory image if you want to keep the warranty
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but my build number is full maguro eng 4.0.1 icl23d and i cant find it on toolkit !i dnt know what to do
alandd86 said:
but my build number is full maguro eng 4.0.1 icl23d and i cant find it on toolkit !i dnt know what to do
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
and thats why you do it this way instead of relying on a toolkit.
Zepius said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
and thats why you do it this way instead of relying on a toolkit.
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Definitely do it this way. Relying on a toolkit won't help you down the road if your device gets FUBAR'd.
Hey guys i have downloaded the 289 mb for android 4.2.1 file from google but i cannot extract the zip file which contains the recovery image...as i want to put back stock recovery on it as the 4.2.2 update is coming in a couple of weeks and then after sometime the 5.0 coming in May...I also wanted to ask whether returning back to stock image will cause my root to go away?
Please help me im a little noob at this..lol and also will i need to flash the radios??I havent installed a single custom ROM running Stock with root and CWM recovery image please help me out.
1. Use 7-Zip
2. Search - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
EddyOS said:
1. Use 7-Zip
2. Search - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
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I cant run it because im usong an iMac it would be really helpful if you could give me the stock recovery also do i need to flash the radio and bootloader files along with recovery..i only want to change my recovery from CLOCKWORKMOD to STOCK to recieve future updates
i m not sure its a problem or not but i cant update my htc one x either through automatic update or manual....my "about" option shows me this screen plz tell its with everyone or i have this problem and any solution???
this custom rom doesnt have that option
aamir2001 said:
i m not sure its a problem or not but i cant update my htc one x either through automatic update or manual....my "about" option shows me this screen plz tell its with everyone or i have this problem and any solution???
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it not a problem , its just your phone is rooted so this rom you running doesnt have that option , you will have to download a rom you need like 4.2.2 with sense 5 manually , and flash it from the recovery if you know what i mean, :good: remember to thanks
playguy1 said:
it not a problem , its just your phone is rooted so this rom you running doesnt have that option , you will have to download a rom you need like 4.2.2 with sense 5 manually , and flash it from the recovery if you know what i mean, :good: remember to thanks
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i really dont know...i just know what rooting means...i bought a used cell and i dont know its rooted or not?will be thankful if u make me understand in easy way and i dont want any rooting i want my phone to be in original condition...can i have that now?
yes, you need to find out your cid and main version using this command "fastboot getvar all", then you need to flash the stock recovery and stock odexed rom, relock bootloader and then you should be able to receive OTAs... look around for guides
small hint: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2470967
lukes91 said:
yes, you need to find out your cid and main version using this command "fastboot getvar all", then you need to flash the stock recovery and stock odexed rom, relock bootloader and then you should be able to receive OTAs... look around for guides
small hint: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2470967
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i m a new user of android....all these terms r alien to me...any video review available???
aamir2001 said:
i m a new user of android....all these terms r alien to me...any video review available???
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don't worry, i'll try to help you the best i can first of all it's important you learn something about fastboot (what is? how do i use it? how can i set it up? ), recovery (what the hell is a recovery? are there stock and custom recoveries?) cid and main version (cid??? main version??? :crying later, everithing will be easier... to learn the basic, look around in general section, in q&a or in android developement section... or, more simply, use search button or google it when you'll have learnt all those stuffs, then you'll be able to follow guides to revert the hox back to stock if you have any question ask freely, i'm here to help you (just like all the other more experienced members of this great comunity) :good:
yeahhh
lukes91 said:
don't worry, i'll try to help you the best i can first of all it's important you learn something about fastboot (what is? how do i use it? how can i set it up? ), recovery (what the hell is a recovery? are there stock and custom recoveries?) cid and main version (cid??? main version??? :crying later, everithing will be easier... to learn the basic, look around in general section, in q&a or in android developement section... or, more simply, use search button or google it when you'll have learnt all those stuffs, then you'll be able to follow guides to revert the hox back to stock if you have any question ask freely, i'm here to help you (just like all the other more experienced members of this great comunity) :good:
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^this guy knows better then me , im sure he can guide :laugh:
lukes91 said:
don't worry, i'll try to help you the best i can first of all it's important you learn something about fastboot (what is? how do i use it? how can i set it up? ), recovery (what the hell is a recovery? are there stock and custom recoveries?) cid and main version (cid??? main version??? :crying later, everithing will be easier... to learn the basic, look around in general section, in q&a or in android developement section... or, more simply, use search button or google it when you'll have learnt all those stuffs, then you'll be able to follow guides to revert the hox back to stock if you have any question ask freely, i'm here to help you (just like all the other more experienced members of this great comunity) :good:
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thankx alot bro i will first learn the basics and then ask from u...
so u mean a rooted recieve updates???then y i dont see even a manual update option is "about"???plz help
Basically the phone will get update via OTA if it's on stock rom and stock recovery. Seem yours is not on stock rom.
My question is: how do you know there is an update when your phone is having trouble with "check for update" function?
Aldo, pls post the screenshot of "Software information" and Kernel information (click "More" inside Software information).
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xb2 said:
Basically the phone will get update via OTA if it's on stock rom and stock recovery. Seem yours is not on stock rom.
My question is: how do you know there is an update when your phone is having trouble with "check for update" function?
Aldo, pls post the screenshot of "Software information" and Kernel information (click "More" inside Software information).
Sent from my HTC One X using xda app-developers app
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i have learnt a bit of terminologies so i might get to know what u say now....ok i know abt update because 4.2.2 has been launched for htc one x n mine is running on 4.1.1 and probably custom ROM...now if u see the first screenshot i dont have software update option at all what to talk about OTAs...i m also sending u the snapshot which u asked but i want two things only update to 4.2.2 with sense 5 and that software update option which is missing that should be there....plz help
also see this image
aamir2001 said:
i have learnt a bit of terminologies so i might get to know what u say now....ok i know abt update because 4.2.2 has been launched for htc one x n mine is running on 4.1.1 and probably custom ROM...now if u see the first screenshot i dont have software update option at all what to talk about OTAs...i m also sending u the snapshot which u asked but i want two things only update to 4.2.2 with sense 5 and that software update option which is missing that should be there....plz help
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I asked just to make sure your phone is not on 4.2.2 and that you want ota 4.3 update.
Well, by the screenshot, you're on custom rom.
Now if you want stock 4.2.2 with sense 5 please do as follow:
1. Flash stock rom 4.2.2 (odexed) or nandroid
- Steps:
+ Identify your cid, and download stock rom or nandroid backup
+ Unlock bootloader (if locked)
+ Flash custom recovery (twrp, cwm..) and copy rom to phone memory (sd card)
+ Boot into recovery: Either flash stock rom or restore from nandroid backup file (remember to follow rom instruction carefully)
+ Reboot and there you go.
2. In case there is no 4.2.2 stock rom/nandroid but 4.1.1 only:
- Do same as above steps and your phone is now at stock rom 4.1.1
- Flash stock recovery (required)
- Reboot and check for OTA 4.2.2 update
- After OTA update, perform nandroid backup and save for future usage.
Report the result.
EDITTED:
Please make sure to backup your phone's data before proceeding as you might lost during rom flashing!
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xb2 said:
I asked just to make sure your phone is not on 4.2.2 and that you want ota 4.3 update.
Well, by the screenshot, you're on custom rom.
Now if you want stock 4.2.2 with sense 5 please do as follow:
1. Flash stock rom 4.2.2 (odexed) or nandroid
- Steps:
+ Identify your cid, and download stock rom or nandroid backup
+ Unlock bootloader (if locked)
+ Flash custom recovery (twrp, cwm..) and copy rom to phone memory (sd card)
+ Boot into recovery: Either flash stock rom or restore from nandroid backup file (remember to follow rom instruction carefully)
+ Reboot and there you go.
2. In case there is no 4.2.2 stock rom/nandroid but 4.1.1 only:
- Do same as above steps and your phone is now at stock rom 4.1.1
- Flash stock recovery (required)
- Reboot and check for OTA 4.2.2 update
- After OTA update, perform nandroid backup and save for future usage.
Report the result.
EDITTED:
Please make sure to backup your phone's data before proceeding as you might lost during rom flashing!
Sent from my HTC One X using xda app-developers app
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ok i m downloading a stock rom nandroid for 4.2.2 and sense 5 that matches my cid now tell me easiest way to install it and also tell me after installing how i will get update software option???and also tell do i need to update kernel to flash this rom and how to update kernal??i heard that for htc one x u cant flash some roms with simple cwm recovery ,u hv to go to fastboot first and enter some commands in command prompt to go to a bit different cwm recovery (that recovery has touch option just telling as a hint)...i ll be obliged if u answer all my questions
aamir2001 said:
ok i m downloading a stock rom nandroid for 4.2.2 and sense 5 that matches my cid now tell me easiest way to install it and also tell me after installing how i will get update software option???and also tell do i need to update kernel to flash this rom and how to update kernal??i heard that for htc one x u cant flash some roms with simple cwm recovery ,u hv to go to fastboot first and enter some commands in command prompt to go to a bit different cwm recovery (that recovery has touch option just telling as a hint)...i ll be obliged if u answer all my questions
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Sorry being quite busy with work these days.
Ok, you have downloaded nandroid file, now find stock recovery to download and follow the steps:
- Copy nandroid file to phone storage
- Flash any custom recovery (philz, cwm or twrp) on your phone. Instructions can be found on the recovery threads.
- Boot phone into recovery, select install from zip file, browse to the nandroid backup file and proceed.
- Wipe all if boot loop.
- Flash stock recovery
- Reboot phone
Now your phone is in stock status which is ready for ota update. Go "Check for updates" and see..
xb2 said:
Sorry being quite busy with work these days.
Ok, you have downloaded nandroid file, now find stock recovery to download and follow the steps:
- Copy nandroid file to phone storage
- Flash any custom recovery (philz, cwm or twrp) on your phone. Instructions can be found on the recovery threads.
- Boot phone into recovery, select install from zip file, browse to the nandroid backup file and proceed.
- Wipe all if boot loop.
- Flash stock recovery
- Reboot phone
Now your phone is in stock status which is ready for ota update. Go "Check for updates" and see..
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nandroid backup didnot work but flashed a stock rom 4.2.2 and sense 5.5 worked perfectly....battery performance improved alot... got blinkfeed but no ZOE feature...have u got any idea can we get it on htc one x?
aamir2001 said:
nandroid backup didnot work but flashed a stock rom 4.2.2 and sense 5.5 worked perfectly....battery performance improved alot... got blinkfeed but no ZOE feature...have u got any idea can we get it on htc one x?
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Because the hardware doesnt support it
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Hi All,
Good Day!
I have an upgraded Android 4.2.2 for my Samsung Galaxy Wonder GT-I8150 but somehow I just don't like the way the battery drains faster. I would like to revert back the changes I did, I want to downgrade back to 2.3.6 Gingerbread.
I used Odin when I upgraded my phone to 4.2.2 and just followed the tutorial in the internet sites and downloaded the necessary files to upgrade.
Now I am currently looking for the tar file for 2.3.6 but for now I have no luck because the hotfile site was already shutdown. But I am still hoping to find one.
Here are my questions:
1. Is the procedure of downgrading is the same with Upgrading?
2. If ever I could not able to find the tar file or the image for 2.3.6, is it possible to use the image that I backed up when I was upgrading to 4.2.2? If so, Can you give me the details or procedures on how to do it please?
Any replies are highly appreciated.
Thank you.
jian278 said:
Hi All,
Good Day!
I have an upgraded Android 4.2.2 for my Samsung Galaxy Wonder GT-I8150 but somehow I just don't like the way the battery drains faster. I would like to revert back the changes I did, I want to downgrade back to 2.3.6 Gingerbread.
I used Odin when I upgraded my phone to 4.2.2 and just followed the tutorial in the internet sites and downloaded the necessary files to upgrade.
Now I am currently looking for the tar file for 2.3.6 but for now I have no luck because the hotfile site was already shutdown. But I am still hoping to find one.
Here are my questions:
1. Is the procedure of downgrading is the same with Upgrading?
2. If ever I could not able to find the tar file or the image for 2.3.6, is it possible to use the image that I backed up when I was upgrading to 4.2.2? If so, Can you give me the details or procedures on how to do it please?
Any replies are highly appreciated.
Thank you.
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follow this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1654643
alfatoni said:
follow this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1654643
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Thank you
alfatoni said:
follow this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1654643
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I just have a problem on that thread, I can't able to post a reply due to the reason "New members (those with fewer than 10 posts) are not permitted to post to development-related forums."
I would like to request to them to have a mirror for the stock ROM for Philippines since Hotfile is not hosting anymore.
jian278 said:
Hi All,
Good Day!
I have an upgraded Android 4.2.2 for my Samsung Galaxy Wonder GT-I8150 but somehow I just don't like the way the battery drains faster. I would like to revert back the changes I did, I want to downgrade back to 2.3.6 Gingerbread.
I used Odin when I upgraded my phone to 4.2.2 and just followed the tutorial in the internet sites and downloaded the necessary files to upgrade.
Now I am currently looking for the tar file for 2.3.6 but for now I have no luck because the hotfile site was already shutdown. But I am still hoping to find one.
Here are my questions:
1. Is the procedure of downgrading is the same with Upgrading?
2. If ever I could not able to find the tar file or the image for 2.3.6, is it possible to use the image that I backed up when I was upgrading to 4.2.2? If so, Can you give me the details or procedures on how to do it please?
Any replies are highly appreciated.
Thank you.
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What you mean is to flash back to samsung's stock ROM which is gingerbread 2.3.6? If that so, read the following thread for information:
[HowTo] Flash a firmware with ODIN on Samsung Galaxy W(I8150)
Samsung Galaxy W Stock Firmwares
Note: Before flashing stock firmware, be sure to do clean installation (pristine)
dec0der said:
What you mean is to flash back to samsung's stock ROM which is gingerbread 2.3.6? If that so, read the following thread for information:
[HowTo] Flash a firmware with ODIN on Samsung Galaxy W(I8150)
Samsung Galaxy W Stock Firmwares
Note: Before flashing stock firmware, be sure to do clean installation (pristine)
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Thanks a lot.
Regarding your "Note", what do you mean for clean installation? Do you mean that I need to wipe data, factory reset and cache? Sorry for asking just want to make sure..
jian278 said:
Thanks a lot.
Regarding your "Note", what do you mean for clean installation? Do you mean that I need to wipe data, factory reset and cache? Sorry for asking just want to make sure..
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Yes, boot to recovery (CWM) then wipe data / factory reset, go to "mounts & storage" and format /system, format /sdcard0 (internal storage) then turn off your phone and flash stock firmware via odin.
dec0der said:
Yes, boot to recovery (CWM) then wipe data / factory reset, go to "mounts & storage" and format /system, format /sdcard0 (internal storage) then turn off your phone and flash stock firmware via odin.
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Ok thank you so much.
I will get back to you tomorrow to let you know what happened. I just can't download the ROM in the link you have provided for now as it is saying that I already have reached my daily download for the day. I want to download it for free and not premium
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jian278 said:
Ok thank you so much.
I will get back to you tomorrow to let you know what happened. I just can't download the ROM in the link you have provided for now as it is saying that I already have reached my daily download for the day. I want to download it for free and not premium
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Hi Sir...you can alwaus go to Sammobile and download your stock rom
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