For those who want a completely stock 4.2.2 experience,
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#mysid
cool. is there a way to root this and a superuser.apk for it?
killlabyte said:
cool. is there a way to root this and a superuser.apk for it?
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Facepalm.
killlabyte said:
cool. is there a way to root this and a superuser.apk for it?
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perhaps the same way it has been done since this phone came out..
Zepius said:
perhaps the same way it has been done since this phone came out..
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That just might be crazy enough to work.
WiredPirate said:
That just might be crazy enough to work.
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Crazy how? Like Garey Busey crazy? Or "holy ****, I'm crying spiders" crazy?
it's been a while since i did anything with my phone... am i missing something? how about an answer instead of a facepalm?
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it's been a while since i did anything with my phone... am i missing something? how about an answer instead of a facepalm?
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You're missing several "somethings". How did you find the answer last time?
maybe i meant to say is there an su.zip or superuser.apk for it...
it's up to you if you want to answer it or keep being anything but helpful. either way, i'll find my answer sooner or later. i know it's a little hard to believe but not everyone eats, sleeps and breathes android dude. the last thing i loaded on my phone was the 4.0.2 OTA update. it's definitely been a while so i really don't remember where i looked.
So I downloaded the factory image and used the flash-all.sh script as instructed by Google. I was running a custom-build 4.2.2 that had some issues, plus I wanted the new radios. Everything worked fine and dandy as expected, but just giving everyone a heads up: upon first boot, when I was setting up my WiFi and inputting my G-Mail credentials, I heard some low-faint music coming from my ear piece. Turning the volume up, I could tell that the phone had auto-dialed that Verizon "activate" number, I guess to refresh what it needed to refresh. It took all of 20-30 seconds and was finished before I was done with the setup. I was worried because I remember people saying not to do this with an LTE device, but it seems to be OK.
This is the first time I can remember or noticed the phone doing this upon returning to a stock state. Don't know if it's new behavior or what.
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maybe i meant to say is there an su.zip or superuser.apk for it...
it's up to you if you want to answer it or keep being anything but helpful. either way, i'll find my answer sooner or later. i know it's a little hard to believe but not everyone eats, sleeps and breathes android dude. the last thing i loaded on my phone was the 4.0.2 OTA update. it's definitely been a while so i really don't remember where i looked.
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Google is your friend. No one is gonna be willing to give you a root tutorial in a general thread. There are dedicated threads just for that purpose.
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Google is your friend. No one is gonna be willing to give you a root tutorial in a general thread. There are dedicated threads just for that purpose.
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i didn't ask for a tutorial did i? i believe i asked if there was a superuser for it yet. apparently everyone here is smart enough to type any answer but the correct one, so today when i have some free time i will be more than glad to use google so i can avoid this kind of stupidity.
R: Verizon Galaxy Nexus (toro) 4.2.2 Image Now Available
Try a previous image
I don't know beacuse there isn't a 4.2.2 image
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killlabyte said:
i didn't ask for a tutorial did i? i believe i asked if there was a superuser for it yet. apparently everyone here is smart enough to type any answer but the correct one, so today when i have some free time i will be more than glad to use google so i can avoid this kind of stupidity.
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Here you go. Everything you need to know.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1812959
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thanks.
So does anyone have proof that reset to factory and taking the ota can help with the battery issues since 4.2.2?
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What battery issues are you referring to? The battery life will be determined by your use. If you have abnormally bad battery life it could be an app with a wake lock or you could just have a bad battery.
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What battery issues are you referring to? The battery life will be determined by your use. If you have abnormally bad battery life it could be an app with a wake lock or you could just have a bad battery.
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Mine just got stuck on USB charging had hard reset it but after that . its back to being a beast!
I never noticed it before but under battery in settings. Media server is using battery on WiFi and wireless. Not sure what it is and why its using battery.
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I never noticed it before but under battery in settings. Media server is using battery on WiFi and wireless. Not sure what it is and why its using battery.
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it controls the sound and other media.
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Her phone will not stay connected on a call for more than 5 minutes at a time. It constantly goes into Airplane mode, and she randomly has data drops.
I've put her on AOKP 4, Liquid smooth & Android Rev HD 3.0, with Stock & Franco #2 milestone. NOTHING WORKS.
It sucks because I have no problems with mine, other than a bit of lag here and there (which may have been fixed with the Trinity Kernel).
So shes done. Already up and purchased an HTC one S. I really want her to stay in the GN but I think its just left a bad taste in her mouth.
I'm just really trying to figure out what the heck is wrong with her phone.
I haven't tried the newest 4.0.4 that was released a few days ago, but I honestly doubt its gonna do anything. Suggestions???
Stock anybody? All the way stock with ugla4 or uglc1 radio? Trying to force roms perpetually in progress is a bad idea and your desire to force customization on her left her with a bad phone.
teach a man to fish, you feed him for life. teach a man to fastboot, and you create competency. and less threads on xda.
It's probably defective, especially if you've tried the plethora of software options that people are likely to suggest. Careful buying things out of frustration, though, especially things that are brand new to the market. The One S is not immune to QC defects and such. For instace:
http://forums.androidcentral.com/ht...phones-one-day-does-htc-have-qc-problems.html
Get her GNex replaced. Or let her just go with the One S, I'm sure it's a solid phone. There are tradeoffs that she may or may not care about when one decides to use a non-Nexus phone. Just make sure she knows.
Why would you buy your wife a Galaxy Nexus and unlock it? I'm going to assume she's not Android savy or knows what you're doing, but seriously a bad idea just asking for trouble.
Just saying.
Also, that's a hard issue.
Let her keep the One S and keep it Stock. Its a good UX and won't break on her. Personally, I wouldn't recommend a Nexus phone to someone such as your wife.
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Why would you buy your wife a Galaxy Nexus and unlock it? I'm going to assume she's not Android savy or knows what you're doing, but seriously a bad idea just asking for trouble.
Just saying.
Also, that's a hard issue.
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He may have unlocked it just to try some different solutions to fix or alleviate the problems they were having.
But yeah, I think the more appropriate thing to have done is just take it back and get a new one. You paid for a working phone, don't ever hesitate to keep taking it back until you get one that works as it should!
I have heard that several people with that problem have had their GN replaced and fixed the problem. When I got mine, the verizon rep specifically told
me that if I had that problem to bring it back to get replaced. I think they had a bad batch of phones....
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teach a man to fish, you feed him for life. teach a man to fastboot, and you create competency. and less threads on xda.
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i simply love this line. i would like to place this on my signature but out of respect i'll ask first. may i?
thephantom said:
i simply love this line. i would like to place this on my signature but out of respect i'll ask first. may i?
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me too
Did you try just ... stock? If that's doesn't work, then it is clearly a hardware issue.
Normal users should use stock IMHO. It's can be frustrating hobby otherwise
mcgon1979 said:
Normal users should use stock IMHO. It's can be frustrating hobby otherwise
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So damn true. Never rooting for a friend again. Ever.
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overthinkingme said:
So damn true. Never rooting for a friend again. Ever.
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10char
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overthinkingme said:
So damn true. Never rooting for a friend again. Ever.
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That's like the first rule about "mod-club" never mod your friends phone, unless you want to trade him yours when his/hers brakes.
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That's like the first rule about "mod-club" never mod your friends phone, unless you want to trade him yours when his/hers brakes.
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Or be his/her tech support forever, even with things not related to the mod you did
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Go for it, no copyrights, trademarks or patents on it. Might want to double check with apple though. Lol.
teach a man to fish, you feed him for life. teach a man to fastboot, and you create competency. and less threads on xda.
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Or be his/her tech support forever, even with things not related to the mod you did
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So true
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Agreed. Let people figure out root for themselves. ESPECIALLY WIVES AND GIRLFRIENDS.!!
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Like what others said just flash stock 4.0.4 for your wife and leave modding to your phone. I'm running stock and it's fast and stable.
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Sneak a root and turn off super user global notifications. Just like horse back riding without a saddle.
teach a man to fish, you feed him for life. teach a man to fastboot, and you create competency. and less threads on xda.
Stock ICS is just so damn good too. Shes not gonna be getting a bad experience.
This question might be dumb but should I root my phone
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Its your choice. I'd say go ahead and root it. But read about what your doing. Nobody can tell if you should or not. there's not a definite reason not to... that I know of.
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Ok thanks bud Im considering whether should I root it
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Hi,
Maybe some ideas...:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1676821&highlight and http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1600006&highlight or http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1633438&highlight
Depends on your reason. I have learned tons about my phone by rooting and then breaking it.....
DO IT. Flashing roms is an addiction though. Just a warning.
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smalss said:
DO IT. Flashing roms is an addiction though. Just a warning.
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Very, very addicting!!!
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I'd say go for it, if you're at least moderately technically inclined.
At the very least unlock the bootloader (this will wipe your phone so backup any photos etc!). Rooting can be done later if you do that first.
If you have to ask, no you probably shouldn't.
No question, definitely root without a doubt.
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If you have to ask, no you probably shouldn't.
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This.
If you don't root your phone, it's not yours. You're not responsible for it if it gets messed up, but you are limited in what you can do with it. You're a licensee, not the owner.
I am of the opinion that I should own what's mine.
Swypesation
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If you don't root your phone, it's not yours. You're not responsible for it if it gets messed up, but you are limited in what you can do with it. You're a licensee, not the owner.
I am of the opinion that I should own what's mine.
Swypesation
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Can't tell if srs..
"Long is the way, and hard, that out of hell leads up to light."
I just recently rooted my phone and am relatively new to flashing ROMs but I'm totally addicted. I would agree that you should do as much research and read thoroughly through the forums. Great experience for me so far.
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Depends on your reason. I have learned tons about my phone by rooting and then breaking it.....
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Same. You really do learn about your device and the way Android works. I've had some good and bad experiences with flashing, but I've learned a lot. It's fun and you can apply so many mods to make your device unique to yourself.
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If you have to ask, no you probably shouldn't.
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This.
Root your phone if you want to unlock thousands of new features and constant updates that'll fix bugs and a powerful dev teams that work on the best phone in the root world.
DLD511 said:
Root your phone if you want to unlock thousands of new features and constant updates that'll fix bugs and a powerful dev teams that work on the best phone in the root world.
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And open up thousands of questions.
Give it a shot. Be sure to follow every step. There is a lot of benefits to it.
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Root your phone if you want to unlock thousands of new features and constant updates that'll fix bugs and a powerful dev teams that work on the best phone in the root world.
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And create thousands more bugs at the same time
Hi,
I live in Canada and have my GN with Bell. I've been stuck on 4.0.1 since I got the phone; no updates were ever available.
Recently, I had to get my phone repaired and gave it in to the Samsung place here and when I got it back, it was updated to 4.1.1 (I attached a pic of the info)
I just wanted to ask you guys if all the info there looks good/correct. Also, not really sure how the tech managed to update it since nothing was ever available...
On another note, I was wondering if any of you could direct me to rooting methods (preferably on mac) / ways to change to yakju (also preferably on mac) on the version of the phone I have now... I searched and saw a bunch of different methods and whatnot, but I'm terrified to choose a potentially "wrong" one.
Thanks!
they must have updated it using Odin. is the IMEI the same or a different phone
I don't think I've ever seen that baseband before. I wonder if Samsung is actually close to releasing something for the Candian yakjuxx variant.
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they must have updated it using Odin. is the IMEI the same or a different phone
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Same IMEI. It was just a USB replacement.
jz687 said:
Hi,
I live in Canada and have my GN with Bell. I've been stuck on 4.0.1 since I got the phone; no updates were ever available.
Recently, I had to get my phone repaired and gave it in to the Samsung place here and when I got it back, it was updated to 4.1.1 (I attached a pic of the info)
I just wanted to ask you guys if all the info there looks good/correct. Also, not really sure how the tech managed to update it since nothing was ever available...
On another note, I was wondering if any of you could direct me to rooting methods (preferably on mac) / ways to change to yakju (also preferably on mac) on the version of the phone I have now... I searched and saw a bunch of different methods and whatnot, but I'm terrified to choose a potentially "wrong" one.
Thanks!
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Before you change to yakju, would you mind dumping your radio, bootloader and ROM please? You have a new radio, so I'm sure lots of folks would like to try it out. And I'm sure lots of Canadians would like to try out your ROM as well.
I can post instructions later tonight.
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Before you change to yakju, would you mind dumping your radio, bootloader and ROM please? You have a new radio, so I'm sure lots of folks would like to try it out. And I'm sure lots of Canadians would like to try out your ROM as well.
I can post instructions later tonight.
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I'd love to help anyone out any way I can!
...I just wish I understood half of what you wrote
Huge noob here!
(Also, if people want what I have, should I not be switching to yakju!?)
jz687 said:
I'd love to help anyone out any way I can!
...I just wish I understood half of what you wrote
Huge noob here!
(Also, if people want what I have, should I not be switching to yakju!?)
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Thanks! And no, do not change anything, as we need a dump of what you currently have.
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---------- Post added at 06:10 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:05 PM ----------
I'm in the car at the moment, but as soon as I get in front of a PC I'll guide you through it if you can wait.
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Thanks! And no, do not change anything, as we need a dump of what you currently have.
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Won't make any changes until I get you guys what you need. No worries.
Was just asking if I should never switch to yakju. Also, I wouldn't be able to anyway since the second part of my post was essentially asking how to even go about the process anyway, lol.
Awaiting "dumping" instructions...
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Won't make any changes until I get you guys what you need. No worries.
Was just asking if I should never switch to yakju. Also, I wouldn't be able to anyway since the second part of my post was essentially asking how to even go about the process anyway, lol.
Awaiting "dumping" instructions...
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While u wait for the instructions, make sure u have sdk up to date
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T.C.P said:
While u wait for the instructions, make sure u have sdk up to date
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Again, noob here! Like, huge noob... Definition of noob. Not even close to a semi-noob.
No idea what having an "sdk up to date" means.
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Won't make any changes until I get you guys what you need. No worries.
Was just asking if I should never switch to yakju. Also, I wouldn't be able to anyway since the second part of my post was essentially asking how to even go about the process anyway, lol.
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In the meantime, have a look at the stickied "convert to yakju" thread - you'll be following that after your dump.
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efrant said:
In the meantime, have a look at the stickied "convert to yakju" thread - you'll be following that after your dump.
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Gotcha... Also, just saw you're in Montreal too... So tempted to just ask if I can bring you my phone, lol.
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Gotcha... Also, just saw you're in Montreal too... So tempted to just ask if I can bring you my phone, lol.
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Sure lol!
By the way, if you can follow the steps in the guide all the way to (and including) backing up your current build, you'll be half way there.
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Sure lol!
By the way, if you can follow the steps in the guide all the way to (and including) backing up your current build, you'll be half way there.
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I took one look at those instructions and was like: http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m88xalKy6D1r5bui8.gif
Don't joke, I'd totally bring you the phone (and pick your brain about my few GN issues)
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I took one look at those instructions and was like: http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m88xalKy6D1r5bui8.gif
Don't joke, I'd totally bring you the phone (and pick your brain about my few GN issues)
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I'll pm you a little later.
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Goes in for repair with a software outdated phone and no prior knowledge of baseband, root, sdk, etc , comes out with a new radio and build everybody wants.
What an unexpected turn of events.
Nexus S. (GSM i9020a)
Paranoid Epsilon 1.2(1.992 - 4.1.1)
Marmite Kernel (4.4.3 - Bedalus)
Smartassv2 (800/200)
Deep Idle (Off - Deadline)
BLX (98 - Inverted. Apps)
Black Exodus (Stock Voltage)
309041291a said:
Goes in for repair with a software outdated phone and no prior knowledge of baseband, root, sdk, etc , comes out with a new radio and build everybody wants.
What an unexpected turn of events.
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Lol I know. Ironic, eh?
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Lol I know. Ironic, eh?
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LOL, tell me about it... Super glad to help anyone out here in any way I can!
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LOL, tell me about it... Super glad to help anyone out here in any way I can!
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Pm sent.
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Thanks OP for letting us know and efrant for getting involved. Can't wait to checkout new radio!
http://www.lg.com/global/support/opensource/opensource.jsp
Category is "Mobile Phones" and search for "LS970"
Oddly there are two different versions. Even more oddly, searching for "970" (the generic number for the Optimus G) the Sprint version is the only one available, even though the International and AT&T versions have already been released.
I don't suppose this will help much in getting the bootloader unlocked but good to have at least. Will be useful if we do. No one is worse than HTC about releasing source.
The bootloader is almost unlocked. Follow progress in #lg-optimus-g at freenode
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The bootloader is almost unlocked. Follow progress in #lg-optimus-g at freenode
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Holy crap really? That is amazing, I thought it would take months.
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Holy crap really? That is amazing, I thought it would take months.
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Most devices don't get the resources that sextape gave us, so they rely on guesswork primarily. We are very lucky to have thecubed also who is doing all of the actual unlocking and has experience with lg devices and bootloaders.
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The bootloader is almost unlocked. Follow progress in #lg-optimus-g at freenode
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this is fantastic news! :good:
And I grabbed the kernel source before I saw this and I will build if someone can pull the ramdisk. I need all the init and ueventd files and everything in sbin.
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And I grabbed the kernel source before I saw this and I will build if someone can pull the ramdisk. I need all the init and ueventd files and everything in sbin.
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I have my G pre-ordered on Sprint so if you still need those I'll be happy to do what I can as soon as I get the phone. I'm not super smart with this stuff but I can follow directions on adb
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ncfastls1 said:
I have my G pre-ordered on Sprint so if you still need those I'll be happy to do what I can as soon as I get the phone. I'm not super smart with this stuff but I can follow directions on adb
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You can pull in root explorer and that may be easier.
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Hey, i want to ask something, is that possibilty to get "an unlocked bootloader" is just for spirint,at&t or something related to carrier? I'm living in turkey and probably i will be able to get international one but i don't want to live with lg updates forever, so could you guys give me an idea?
Sorry for my awful english and ignorance...
BomuDicq said:
Hey, i want to ask something, is that possibilty to get "an unlocked bootloader" is just for spirint,at&t or something related to carrier? I'm living in turkey and probably i will be able to get international one but i don't want to live with lg updates forever, so could you guys give me an idea?
Sorry for my awful english and ignorance...
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I'm assuming that if one gets unlocked, then the process for unlocking the other variants will be fairly the same if not the exact same. So if one gets unlocked, then they should all be able to be unlocked, assuming that all of the variants are locked down the same. Someone please correct me if I'm mistaken.
Awesome. I really wanted a Nexus 4 but I guess I'll settle for it's step brother.
Can't wait for boot loader unlock. I want my own franken nexus
ackNalej said:
Awesome. I really wanted a Nexus 4 but I guess I'll settle for it's step brother.
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* Big Brother..
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The bootloader is almost unlocked. Follow progress in #lg-optimus-g at freenode
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Great news- about to pre-order, think a non-removable battery is a deal breaker? Invariably seems I need to pull the battery at some point.
gregajones said:
Great news- about to pre-order, think a non-removable battery is a deal breaker? Invariably seems I need to pull the battery at some point.
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I don't think it's a problem. I have a Nexus 7 with a sealed battery and I've never had to worry about it. Any times that it completely locked up (including while in fastboot), I can hard reset it by holding all the buttons down for a while.
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I don't think it's a problem. I have a Nexus 7 with a sealed battery and I've never had to worry about it. Any times that it completely locked up (including while in fastboot), I can hard reset it by holding all the buttons down for a while.
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Thanks, never had a phone with a fixed battery- don't need an expensive-- but good looking-- paperweight.
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I don't think it's a problem. I have a Nexus 7 with a sealed battery and I've never had to worry about it. Any times that it completely locked up (including while in fastboot), I can hard reset it by holding all the buttons down for a while.
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Agreed. Same for my galaxy tab 10.1. You'd think it'd be an issue, but there are other ways to enhance the juice pack and other ways to force reboots.
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Go devs!
Yay!
I was using cm-10.1-20121229-NIGHTLY-maguro, i've installed timur-usbhost-2012-12-23-jb42.zip using CWM and after system restart now my phone is death.
Pressing power button or volume buttons i got no response, my phone is completely death!
Can anyone help me?
What happens when you try to plug it in to charge it?
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akira02rex said:
What happens when you try to plug it in to charge it?
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Absolutely nothing. Black screen.
resh1 said:
Absolutely nothing. Black screen.
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Tough luck man. I really hope you get this issue sorted.
But so that people who might see this thread get the whole picture... you actually flashed a Nexus 7 Kernel on your Galaxy Nexus.
Timur's Nexus 7 kernel is helping a lot of people do things with their N7 that wouldn't be possible otherwise. It's an excelent piece of coding being developed down at Rootzwiki. I'm not leaving any links. If you'd like you can google it... you'll easily find his blog and the main thread.
Cheers :good:
resh1 said:
I was using cm-10.1-20121229-NIGHTLY-maguro, i've installed timur-usbhost-2012-12-23-jb42.zip using CWM and after system restart now my phone is death.
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You installed a kernel, made for Nexus 7 on stock JB 4.2.x, over your CM 10.1 install on a Gnex Phone.
But not just that. You have now also generated a high Google score with my name in it and "dead phone". Thank you very much!
You should have all technology banned from your fingers.
Timur
Ten days ago, on Jan. 29th, I asked XDA to delete this silly thread. So it will, eventually, drop out of the search engines. But it's still here.
If you think XDA should *not* be used for baseless, stupid defamation, then do me a little favor and click the report button on the OP. Just say abuse. It doesn't take much time. Thank you.