Just installed this Carbon ROM on my Verizon Galaxy Nexus device and the load screen has been trying to start up for about 10 mins. any idea what could be going on and how I can fix this. Or is this normal for a new ROM to take so long to open?
Did you wipe data?
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Zepius said:
Did you wipe data?
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Unfortunately not before hand... now my phone isn't working correctly. its like in limbo, i can't get my google contacts or apps or anything.
whats a good way out of this?
Clean install. May need to flash binaries if trying to use 4.2.2 kernel.
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namtombout said:
Clean install. May need to flash binaries if trying to use 4.2.2 kernel.
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Honestly I am very confused. Can I restore from the GalaxyNexusToolKit?
sayheyrey said:
Unfortunately not before hand... now my phone isn't working correctly. its like in limbo, i can't get my google contacts or apps or anything.
whats a good way out of this?
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Wipe data and reflash rom in recovery
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Wipe data and reflash rom in recovery
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Thanks man! I actually found a very primitive way of doing it and my phone is working and looks absolutely gorgeous (but don't tell my girl I said that). I basically forced the gapps.zip file into my downloads from my computer into my phone and it fixed the issue. No harm no foul. Thanks y'all:good: !
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bootloader LA03 from leaked 4.0.4 cdma build, i successfully flashed (via cwm recovery 5.5.0.4 & fastboot) to my galaxy nexus GSM.
NO changelog!
credits to whoever posted it in galaxy nexus general forums, i just took out cdma radio parts and removed toro & radio lines from updater-script.
warning: flashing bootloader IS dangerous! i am not responsible if you brick your phone, it worked on mine, who knows if it will work on yours.. i don't.
if you don't know why you should flash this, then DON'T!
zip md5: adf8cd5ea69e00d99769767a3b9fc630
flash via recovery or extract .img and flash via fastboot.
link (mediafire): http://www.mediafire.com/file/dfp7kfxp2sb1oe4
mirror (dropbox): http://db.tt/iwrQ4y5s
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Ya I just flashed it no problems Thanks for the upload...
Flashed with recovery, everything fine. Thanks
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Any specific updates or change list?
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mikeandjaimie said:
Any specific updates or change list?
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Read in the first post!
'no changelog '
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I meant that people had noticed..or from a Dev who had opened it up for a look. That's why I didn't ask for an actual change log lol usually people notice changes quite quickly such as improvements or decrease in performance
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gn00my said:
Flashed with recovery, everything fine. Thanks
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Sounds kind of dangerous flashing a boot loader through recovery....
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The Gingerbread Man said:
Sounds kind of dangerous flashing a boot loader through recovery....
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why? i flashed it through recovery also, i wouldn't have posted it here if I didn't try both methods..
and google is rolling it out through OTA which is flashed through recovery AFAIK..
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Sounds kind of dangerous flashing a boot loader through recovery....
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Flashing bootloader is always dangerous, method used is not important.
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What's the benefit?
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nikademus said:
Flashing bootloader is always dangerous, method used is not important.
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Thanks for your answers I downloaded it and md5 matches up so should be ok but do you know if this will be OK for 4.0.2 roms?
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The Gingerbread Man said:
Thanks for your answers I downloaded it and md5 matches up so should be ok but do you know if this will be OK for 4.0.2 roms?
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Bootloaders and Radios are independent of Android version. Go ahead.
Does it matter what bootloader you are coming from? Can this be flashed from 4.03?
Also, are there any benefits of flashing a new bootloader besides it looking different?
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Does it matter what bootloader you are coming from? Can this be flashed from 4.03?
Also, are there any benefits of flashing a new bootloader besides it looking different?
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Do you not read what I just said?
Bootloaders and Radios are independent of Android version. Go ahead.
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They're independent of ANYTHING. Go ahead and just flash.
New bootloader = stuff behind the scenes. Will never know unless it comes from Google, it's like flashing a BIOS.
I have no more battery drop after reboot with this bootloader, look like it have a new battery driver.
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Simer03 said:
What's the benefit?
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Probably none.
Could this have messed up access to the market, does anyone else notice that? Market force closes as soon as I click on an app.
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Could this have messed up access to the market, does anyone else notice that? Market force closes as soon as I click on an app.
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I doubt it would affect that.
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I doubt it would affect that.
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I think I've narrowed it down to that though.. Would anyone have the previous bootloader as a cwm flashable zip? Am at work, no pc..
flashed it this morning ... no issue so far ... also market works :thumbup:
beamed in through my brain ...
Hi guys! I have the GSM Galaxy Nexus with an unlocked bootloader and touch Clockwork Recovery, am I able to install any awesome modifications without actually rooting my device?
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So you have CWM? No problem .
Download the rom you want, make nandroid backup in cwm, then do a full wipe and flash the rom and reboot.
Voila
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So you have CWM? No problem .
Download the rom you want, make nandroid backup in cwm, then do a full wipe and flash the rom and reboot.
Voila
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And that works without actually rooting the device?
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And that works without actually rooting the device?
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To install modifications to your current rom you will need root. However, you don't need root to install an entirely new rom.
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matt30 said:
To install modifications to your current rom you will need root. However, you don't need root to install an entirely new rom.
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So I can simply flash MIUI or Revolution HD without rooting my phone? All I need is an unlocked bootloader and CWM?
I never knew that! Thanks lol
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I rooted my phone and unlocked following an online guide. I installed ClockWorkMod 5.8.3.1 and all. I was trying to installed Perfect Android. Now when I boot I get a x with blue red yellow and green, the color hights going in a circle different places on the x but the phone never boots. Ideas?
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I rooted my phone and unlocked following an online guide. I installed ClockWorkMod 5.8.3.1 and all. I was trying to installed Perfect Android. Now when I boot I get a x with blue red yellow and green, the color hights going in a circle different places on the x but the phone never boots. Ideas?
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More info please? What ROM specifically did you flash.. please link. Did you follow proper flashing procedure.
Wipe Data/Factory Reset
Wipe cache Partition
Go into mounts and storage and Format /System
Go into advanced and Wipe Dalvik Cache
Then Flash ROM and Gapps
Then reboot.
It does take a pretty good amount of time before it boots like 4-5 minutes 5 max if its any longer its stuck in a "bootloop"
First time stuck in boot loop. I installed the updated clockworksmod and worked fine now. Weird. Not sure what happen the first time, I had to recover from original backup and reinstall JB. This is Perfect Android 4.1.1
How do I get Google wallet to work tells me unsupported device now?
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BlackKnight said:
First time stuck in boot loop. I installed the updated clockworksmod and worked fine now. Weird. Not sure what happen the first time, I had to recover from original backup and reinstall JB.
How do I get Google wallet to work tells me unsupported device now?
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It still works...
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Mines not, I even looked for the reset Google wallet settings.
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Mines not, I even looked for the reset Google wallet settings.
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Huh? It works fine. Should anyways. Where did you use it. Have you used it before?
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BlackKnight said:
I rooted my phone and unlocked following an online guide. I installed ClockWorkMod 5.8.3.1 and all. I was trying to installed Perfect Android. Now when I boot I get a x with blue red yellow and green, the color hights going in a circle different places on the x but the phone never boots. Ideas?
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You should....go back to stock using odin then use the galaxy nexus toolkit...it does everything for you in one click
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blankit said:
You should....go back to stock using odin then use the galaxy nexus toolkit...it does everything for you in one click
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NO
Do not promote tool kits. They are only useful for people that know exactly what they are doing.
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blankit said:
You should....go back to stock.
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FTFY
Yea even if something looks time consuming or difficult, don't give up. Just go ahead and research to learn it. Believe me you will learn a lot. And always be sure to do a backup!
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Got it back to stock using Odin, the OEM recovery doesn't work, I get a red exclamation point above the Android. How do I fix the OEM recovery?
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Got it back to stock using Odin, the OEM recovery doesn't work, I get a red exclamation point above the Android. How do I fix the OEM recovery?
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Fastboot flash all the stock images, including the stock recovery. In this thread you can find the Odin files but also the IMG files to Fastboot flash;
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=25323328
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My Google wallet let's me login and shows the correct balance but there is a grey bar at the top that says unsupported device. How can I get rid of that? When I select it, it tells me learn more and says my phone is rooted.
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My Google wallet let's me login and shows the correct balance but there is a grey bar at the top that says unsupported device. How can I get rid of that? When I select it, it tells me learn more and says my phone is rooted.
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You can't. It doesn't affect anything and it still works perfectly. That is a warning because your phone is rooted, and it's a disclaimer in case there is fraud on the account the money market is not responsible. Don't worry about it
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Title..
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yes. depending on what system changes you made, it might not install.
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Yes. If you have the stock recovery
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I'm rooted with stock recovery and received OTA. Before I proceeded with the install, I removed the one additional app I had placed in system\apps (I heard any mods in there may prevent successful installation of OTA). The install of 4.2.1 went fine. Although it seems I've lost root. I can no longer mount the system dir to put that one app back. Easy enough to re-root.
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Easy enough to re-root.
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Just make sure you back up your internal storage if you need to unlock the bootloader again. I learned the hard way that this wipes all of your data.
1st off i want to say sorry if someone already posted this question, but i couldnt find a answer. my sis galaxy nexus on 4.1.1 and i wanted to know if theirs a way to update to 4.1.2 or maybe even the latest 4.2.2 but with out losing any data. the phone is stock unlock and rooted. i know i can just put a rom but she doesnt want to lose anything so can i update it?
Thanks in advance
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1st off i want to say sorry if someone already posted this question, but i couldnt find a answer. my sis galaxy nexus on 4.1.1 and i wanted to know if theirs a way to update to 4.1.2 or maybe even the latest 4.2.2 but with out losing any data. the phone is stock unlock and rooted. i know i can just put a rom but she doesnt want to lose anything so can i update it?
Thanks in advance
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Download titanium back up. Back up all app data. Make sure your on the latest clockwork mod or twrp. Wipe data factory reset flash mmuzzy 4.2.2 rom let apps restore from play store then restore app data from titanium back up and profit.
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You can, but will she even notice if its updated? I'd fastboot flash all except userdata.img, in your case http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
so i can get the system img and boot img from 4.2.2 and flash it on her Gnex and itll work?
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so i can get the system img and boot img from 4.2.2 and flash it on her Gnex and itll work?
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I think Titanium is your best bet... After I flash a rom I restore apps and data (not system apps) before I even sign into my Google accounts, it's never failed, I've have backups that I've used since Titanium came out, it's never failed me and I've never had any issues with it...
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Download titanium back up. Back up all app data. Make sure your on the latest clockwork mod or twrp. Wipe data factory reset flash mmuzzy 4.2.2 rom let apps restore from play store then restore app data from titanium back up and profit.
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THIS!
Trust me ANY other custom ROM is usually ALOT better than pure stock, she will appreciate it mor as an update!
Any custom rom will have advantages over plain stock.
I also have a similar question. Is there any way to stay on stock unrooted 4.1.1 and get the 4.2 lock screen?
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Any custom rom will have advantages over plain stock.
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and disadvantages.
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I also have a similar question. Is there any way to stay on stock unrooted 4.1.1 and get the 4.2 lock screen?
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I think that would take some serious tomfoolery, a lot of that stuff is in the framework I believe, I could be wrong though...
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and i wanted to know if theirs a way to update to 4.1.2 or maybe even the latest 4.2.2 but with out losing any data. the phone is stock unlock and rooted. i know i can just put a rom but she doesnt want to lose anything so can i update it?
Thanks in advance
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1419170
simple
Yeah I figured - I'll probably just use Cyanogen's nightly. Thanks for the reply.
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supervision said:
Yeah I figured - I'll probably just use Cyanogen's nightly. Thanks for the reply.
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The CM nightlies are runnimg very well for me...
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Yeah I figured - I'll probably just use Cyanogen's 4.2 nightly.
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