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Having LTE problems with flashed 4.1 vicious rom. So trying to go back to ICS. I am using the current toolkit 7.8 but when i do option nine it is unable to extract the tar file from the tgz. It dowloads the file it just wont flash it? Any suggestions or easy answers to returning to ICS thanks!
Why not put the latest JB on the phone? Get the images from Google and flash them ADB (the only way to do it), it takes 10min max.
TECK said:
Why not put the latest JB on the phone? Get the images from Google and flash them ADB (the only way to do it), it takes 10min max.
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Ive tried a few JB roms and they all have done this 4g 3 g loop thing.. I was going to flash it back to stock .. Do the update for the latest verizon ICS update to imm76q (its supposed to fix this issue) and flash back to JB from there
Its an issue on verizons end atm. Mine have been looping bad and dropping data all together. I tried this and it didn't change a thing
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Fstall303 said:
Ive tried a few JB roms and they all have done this 4g 3 g loop thing.
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The official Jelly Bean Verizon images? https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/drivers#torojro03c
You have the ICS images also there... scroll up.
justin94 said:
Its an issue on verizons end atm.
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You used the official images posted above?
TECK said:
The official Jelly Bean Verizon images? https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/drivers#torojro03c
You have the ICS images also there... scroll up.
You used the official images posted above?
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IM going to try it.. at the risk of sounding like a noob.. which i am .. i will ask anyway. How do you flash via adb? Im guessing I cant use the tool kit for this and other than flashing zip files in recovery im unaware of how to put these on.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1830108
Read the Stock Device section.
Using any tool but the official Google ones is like playing with fire, why not do it the right way?
TECK said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1830108
Read the Stock Device section.
Using any tool but the official Google ones is like playing with fire, why not do it the right way?
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nice post.. going to see if can follow directions
Fstall303 said:
Having LTE problems with flashed 4.1 vicious rom. So trying to go back to ICS. I am using the current toolkit 7.8 but when i do option nine it is unable to extract the tar file from the tgz. It dowloads the file it just wont flash it? Any suggestions or easy answers to returning to ICS thanks!
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Look at the "flash" link in my signature.
TECK said:
Why not put the latest JB on the phone? Get the images from Google and flash them ADB (the only way to do it), it takes 10min max.
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There are no stock JB images for toro.
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The official Jelly Bean Verizon images? https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/drivers#torojro03c
You have the ICS images also there... scroll up.
You used the official images posted above?
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Those are not the stock images. Those are binaries for compiling your own ROM.
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Those are not the stock images. Those are binaries for compiling your own ROM.
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By stock images you mean they don't come with the extras Verizon adds?
The question is: Can a Verizon user flash the CDMA/LTE images from Google and have a functional phone?
I believe the answer is: Yes.
Personally, I had no issues flashing the GSM images downloaded directly from Google in my phone purchased from Play Store. It should be the same for Verizon binaries.
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By stock images you mean they don't come with the extras Verizon adds?
The question is: Can a Verizon user flash the CDMA/LTE images from Google and have a functional phone?
I believe the answer is: Yes.
Personally, I had no issues flashing the GSM images downloaded directly from Google in my phone purchased from Play Store. It should be the same for Verizon binaries.
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You linked to these. Those are not flashable images.
These are the flashable factory images. And there is no Jelly Bean for toro.
efrant said:
You linked to these. Those are not flashable images.
These are the flashable factory images. And there is no Jelly Bean for toro.
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I see... I was sure each phone has their own JB image to flash. Thanks for the tip.
I have a rooted Galaxy S3 with stock rom.
I keep getting a pop up for a system update, but cant update.
Please tell me how to manually update, and (where) I can find the latest stock updated software
Thanks
Voodoo8648 said:
I have a rooted Galaxy S3 with stock rom.
I keep getting a pop up for a system update, but cant update.
Please tell me how to manually update, and (where) I can find the latest stock updated software
Thanks
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Take a look in the android dev sections to this forum. If you ever update once rooted, you should be flashing a new ROM (clean or dirty flashing) to receive the next update. Running stock ROM in between a Sammy update and while having the older ROM without the newest update will yield that result.
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Take a look in the android dev sections to this forum. If you ever update once rooted, you should be flashing a new ROM (clean or dirty flashing) to receive the next update. Running stock ROM in between a Sammy update and while having the older ROM without the newest update will yield that result.
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I dont know what any of that means.. I just want to update my phone. This cant be brain surgery.
Voodoo8648 said:
I dont know what any of that means.. I just want to update my phone. This cant be brain surgery.
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This might be a foolish question, but why root your phone to leave it as is?
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This might be a foolish question, but why root your phone to leave it as is?
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Wonderful question. I would LOVE to unroot my phone :good:
lol, well if you want to read up on installing a custom ROM, then that is your ticket to experiencing the world of rooted phone glory. If not, I recommend looking up the unroot method...
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This might be a foolish question, but why root your phone to leave it as is?
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There are plenty of reasons for rooting but remaining stock (such as: tethering, Droid wall, Titanium Backup to allow me to backup and restore app data, removing bloat, etc).
I have flashed custom rooms in the past on my Evo but right now I am happy with my S3 at stock.
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lol, well if you want to read up on installing a custom ROM, then that is your ticket to experiencing the world of rooted phone glory. If not, I recommend looking up the unroot method...
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Oh, okay, Thanks for the help!
Voodoo8648 said:
I have a rooted Galaxy S3 with stock rom.
I keep getting a pop up for a system update, but cant update.
Please tell me how to manually update, and (where) I can find the latest stock updated software
Thanks
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I was in the same boat at you. I put it off for a while but finally decided to update tonight. I followed the steps posted here.
You can update your baseband by flashing a properly packaged official baseband zip, or flash from recovery tool (my preference), like the one here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=29820376. There are also unofficial, or leaked basebands, available to flash from all-in-one zips, such as the one here: http://goo.im/devs/freeza/Galaxy-S-fre3-LIGFirmwareModemAIO.zip.
As far as the build version goes, that does not have to match your baseband (modem). Most of the ICS ROMs are LG8, although there are some LI3 ICS ROMs to choose from. There's also a leaked build of Jellybean, builds LIF & LIG, with a third leak LIH reportedly coming out tomorrow. Once rooted, you can update your build version by flashing the ROM of your choice, based upon the build of your choice.
One of the top developers, and probably the greatest asset to this community, is freeza. He explained the difference very well here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=32095775
That's a long-winded response, but I hope it answered your original question, and helps you out.
Have fun!
Edit: Once you're rooted, you'll still receive OTA update notifications, which will continually annoy you until you choose to update and reboot. Once you reboot, the update will fail because of your custom recovery (you will NOT lose root) and the notification will go away....until the next OTA...
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m20120 said:
I was in the same boat at you. I put it off for a while but finally decided to update tonight. I followed the steps posted here.
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Excuse me for my stupidity but I'm new to android. I'm also using the sprint variant of the s3 and have it rooted with stock rom. However my build number is IMM76D.L710VPALF9. I'm assuming the last 3 are the update versions. What is the current version and how do I update to it?
Also, I'm rooted with Clockwork mod 5.5.0.4. How do I upgrade this to version 6.0.1.2? Will I have to unroot then root again?
Thanks for clearing anything you can up. Don't mean to pirate the OP but I figured I'd post in this thread rather than make a new one. Thanks again.
johnnygabe89 said:
Excuse me for my stupidity but I'm new to android. I'm also using the sprint variant of the s3 and have it rooted with stock rom. However my build number is IMM76D.L710VPALF9. I'm assuming the last 3 are the update versions. What is the current version and how do I update to it?
Also, I'm rooted with Clockwork mod 5.5.0.4. How do I upgrade this to version 6.0.1.2? Will I have to unroot then root again?
Thanks for clearing anything you can up. Don't mean to pirate the OP but I figured I'd post in this thread rather than make a new one. Thanks again.
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You can flash a new recovery using ODIN, or Mobile ODIN. I use Mobile ODIN. There's a thread on recoveries here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=31894089
As far as the versions, see my previous post on this thread.
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Can anyone tell me how to just UNROOT?
Maybe step by step instructions and where to get the software?
Thanks
Voodoo8648 said:
Can anyone tell me how to just UNROOT?
Maybe step by step instructions and where to get the software?
Thanks
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There is a link to a video of the unroot process in this post.
I just discovered a reason NOT to unroot...
I just found out that I can tether free wifi hotspot!
Zoing!:victory:
Voodoo8648 said:
I just discovered a reason NOT to unroot...
I just found out that I can tether free wifi hotspot!
Zoing!:victory:
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That is one of the reasons that I am rooted... so I can use WiFi Tether. I do not it much. Hardly any data at all. But when I am in a spot and need a wireless connection and I only have my phone it comes in handy.
Some other reasons:
- DroidWall: Lets me block individual apps from accessing the internet.
- AddFree: Block ads in some apps.
why would you do that?
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This might be a foolish question, but why root your phone to leave it as is?
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so you don't have to pay Sprint 12 dollars a month to teather.
Ive been running Cyanogen10 Nightlies on my Gnex. I initially did so, so i could get JellyBean on there, verizon hadnt released it yet for the gnex. I like Cyanogen, and ive been using it on just about every android device ive owned for years.
Verizon has now released 4.1 for the gnex, and im curious about how the stock rom compares to Cyanogen. Im drawn to the simplicity of running a stock rom, but only if its got all the features id llike.
So, i'd like to know if theres a CWM flashable version of the stock JB rom for the Verizon GNEX floating around. Ive tried browsing around the forums here and havent found it.
I'd like to be able to backup cm10, flash the stock rom, and restore my backup if i find that i dislike it.
Thanks!
just fastboot flash the stock images.
Go into cwm, backup and restore and make a backup, then copy off the whole clockwordmod folder to your computer to backup cm10.
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
Use the above link and download the stock image, flash using fastboot.
Beamed from my Grouper.
what they said. just fastboot flash to stock.
and just in case op doesnt know how to return to stock, because he doesnt know how to use google search and read forum stickies:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
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bk201doesntexist said:
and just in case op doesnt know how to return to stock, because he doesnt know how to use google search and read forum stickies:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
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Hey, thanks a lot. I'm not the newb you might think I am. I had a specific question that i didnt find covered elsewhere, that is, is there a cwm flashable version of the stock rom.
Seems that answer is no.
I'm a long time android user, a linux hacker, but not exactly an android hacker. So when i'm not sure on something, I ask.
Thanks to everyone who's posted useful info. Going to attempt the fastboot tonight i think.
gangrif said:
Hey, thanks a lot. I'm not the newb you might think I am. I had a specific question that i didnt find covered elsewhere, that is, is there a cwm flashable version of the stock rom.
Seems that answer is no.
I'm a long time android user, a linux hacker, but not exactly an android hacker. So when i'm not sure on something, I ask.
Thanks to everyone who's posted useful info. Going to attempt the fastboot tonight i think.
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Well there is cwm of the leaked jb update, which worked great for me. But I went to slim bean, it's a pretty clean AOSP with plenty of customizations. sounds contradictory, but if you don't want anything, dont customize lol.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=30890946
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Can I let the Tmobile Update download and flash if I am rooted on the stock ROM and have Clockwork recovery? I would use ota root keeper to disable root also before the update.
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When it is rooted even if you try to use the OTA update it won't let you, while rooted, you could alternatively flash the update via ODIN w/ root support. Or try some of the sweet ROMs available , the reason I switched to a custom ROM because I was going to have to erase my phone anyway if I wanted to update, so I thought why not just try a custom ROM?
I use LiquidSmoothRC7, but if you want a more stock feel with touchwiz you can try Wicked, Wicked stays true to the "official stock ROMs" and just adds roots and tweaks the ROM to make it as stable as possible
If you are rooted, with a custom recovery, there is absolutely no reason for you to be playing around with Odin or OTAs... your updates are available in the development section
cobraboy85 said:
If you are rooted, with a custom recovery, there is absolutely no reason for you to be playing around with Odin or OTAs... your updates are available in the development section
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OR you could listen to this dude
cobraboy85 said:
If you are rooted, with a custom recovery, there is absolutely no reason for you to be playing around with Odin or OTAs... your updates are available in the development section
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Actually there is. There are 10 partitions rewritten with the Odin and OTA update. Only 5 get rewritten if you flash via custom recovery, so you don't get the full update.
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zul8er said:
Can I let the Tmobile Update download and flash if I am rooted on the stock ROM and have Clockwork recovery? I would use ota root keeper to disable root also before the update.
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go to doc's thread, flash his firmware update, reboot, then flash whatever JB ROM you desire. there is absolutely no need to ODIN your phone with the OTA fw, resetting your device completely. you just need to make sure you flash the latest firmware first before you flash a ROM that is based off the latest OTA
cobraboy85 said:
go to doc's thread, flash his firmware update, reboot, then flash whatever JB ROM you desire. there is absolutely no need to ODIN your phone with the OTA fw, resetting your device completely. you just need to make sure you flash the latest firmware first before you flash a ROM that is based off the latest OTA
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I stayed on 4.0.4 with the base of UVLH2 and just clean installed JB roms so should I update the base? Or is it already updated?
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Towle said:
Actually there is. There are 10 partitions rewritten with the Odin and OTA update. Only 5 get rewritten if you flash via custom recovery, so you don't get the full update.
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Some of those 10 partitions that are getting rewritten are... for one, your recovery... so that makes 9 actually...
My point is, and I'm not trying to be argumentative in any way, merely objective, is that unless it is reformatting the ext4 partition to new file structure (for example) there should be no need to do this. I suppose I would ask somebody to define in depth "rewritten" and how exactly this is being done and why. Every single update we have had since the release of this device I have not once updated my own device with odin merely to put it back to stock. And I have run into zero issues. Seems like a waste of time to me unless there is something highly critical being restructured entirely. In the end, its all the same disk, and disk size for any given partition.
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neim81094 said:
I stayed on 4.0.4 with the base of UVLH2 and just clean installed JB roms so should I update the base? Or is it already updated?
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If you are on LH2, with that same baseband, I would go ahead and update your baseband via docs packaged update in his thread, and just reboot, then move on to the jelly bean updates. Do a factory reset through recovery before you flash the JB ROM tho since you are coming from a completely different version of android.
zul8er said:
Can I let the Tmobile Update download and flash if I am rooted on the stock ROM and have Clockwork recovery? I would use ota root keeper to disable root also before the update.
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If you want to avoid all the weird miscellaneous problems listed in the Q&A forum, update using Odin and the rooted rom in Docs' thread. If you choose not to use Odin do not be surprised if odd things happen.
Just stating my experience, I was rooted stock ics and ran the ota update. I was able to update, keep root and ran stock jelly bean without any problems at all.
Now I am running frosty jelly and still no problems at all. I am not saying for you to do it (dont want anyone blaming me) just stating that it can be done. Do whats most comfortable for you.
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jcbofkc said:
If you want to avoid all the weird miscellaneous problems listed in the Q&A forum, update using Odin and the rooted rom in Docs' thread. If you choose not to use Odin do not be surprised if odd things happen.
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Again looking for some technical clarity here. Haven't had a single issue myself. With anything. And I have not factory odined my device once since I got it. It is not critical to do this, otherwise I would be suffering from "weird miscellaneous problems"
Hopin doc can jump in here and set me straight if I am wrong, but it seems to me you will be fine just updating your radios and then moving to the latest build (4.1.1) as long as you clear data before flashing your ROM of choice
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Again looking for some technical clarity here. Haven't had a single issue myself. With anything. And I have not factory odined my device once since I got it. It is not critical to do this, otherwise I would be suffering from "weird miscellaneous problems"
Hopin doc can jump in here and set me straight if I am wrong, but it seems to me you will be fine just updating your radios and then moving to the latest build (4.1.1) as long as you clear data before flashing your ROM of choice
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You could very well be correct. Not trying to debate you.
but....I am seeing thread after thread of issues. Based on experience I suggest using the full proof method. I have updated many phones using many different methods and never have problems, but apparently many have had issues.
I also hope Doc chimes in on this thread.
jcbofkc said:
You could very well be correct. Not trying to debate you.
but....I am seeing thread after thread of issues. Based on experience I suggest using the full proof method. I have updated many phones using many different methods and never have problems, but apparently many have had issues.
I also hope Doc chimes in on this thread.
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Totally dig it. And yeah, just want to know what exactly is being done differently in odin
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Totally dig it. And yeah, just want to know what exactly is being done differently in odin
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If I understand the process correctly
ODIN flashes the entire phone OS like the kernel, Rom, baseband, etc
Using recovery to flash only updates the Rom,recovery,boot,kernel
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neim81094 said:
If I understand the process correctly
ODIN flashes the entire phone OS like the kernel, Rom, baseband, etc
Using recovery to flash only updates the Rom,recovery,boot,kernel
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Sorry, I will clarify, I am curious to know why Odin is such a critical issue. I know how it works as far as it being a flashing tool
I am not sure maybe it's just preference and how much you want to use your computer and what how much you want to download etc
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neim81094 said:
I am not sure maybe it's just preference and how much you want to use your computer and what how much you want to download etc
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The file used to flash with Odin is much larger because it is a complete rom. The OTA is a patch that attempts to patch and modify existing files.
I basically said that on the last post not the one you quoted
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Finally got the time to Odin Route66 Jelly bean.
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Hello everyone.
I've been having this problem for quite some time now, actually since i first rooted my phone back in summer 2011. Since then, whenever a new update was released I was unable to install it. I keep recieving an error i've not yet been able to find answers to. So now I'am kindly asking if any of you can help me get rid of it. I wont do a clean install "again"...
Here's the related screenshots: (same album)
imgurDOTcom/a/keZcZ#DH3LOOP
imgurDOTcom/a/keZcZ#u1Y1gMB
Thanks in advance.
Drixi said:
Hello everyone.
I've been having this problem for quite some time now, actually since i first rooted my phone back in summer 2011. Since then, whenever a new update was released I was unable to install it. I keep recieving an error i've not yet been able to find answers to. So now I'am kindly asking if any of you can help me get rid of it. I wont do a clean install "again"...
Here's the related screenshots: (same album)
imgurDOTcom/a/keZcZ#DH3LOOP
imgurDOTcom/a/keZcZ#u1Y1gMB
Thanks in advance.
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You have modified a system file. This causes an OTA update to fail. Get the original applicationsprovider.apk for you current stock image and try again.
Drixi said:
Hello everyone.
I've been having this problem for quite some time now, actually since i first rooted my phone back in summer 2011. Since then, whenever a new update was released I was unable to install it. I keep recieving an error i've not yet been able to find answers to. So now I'am kindly asking if any of you can help me get rid of it. I wont do a clean install "again"...
Here's the related screenshots: (same album)
imgurDOTcom/a/keZcZ#DH3LOOP
imgurDOTcom/a/keZcZ#u1Y1gMB
Thanks in advance.
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You are either not running a stock ROM, or you are trying to flash a takju update on a yakju ROM. Have a look at the OTA update thread in the General section. There are instructions on how to replace the system files. (Easiest would be to flash the system.img file from the factory image of the version you are currently running, and then the update will install.)
By the way, the GNex was not even out in summer 2011...
Petrovski80 said:
You have modified a system file. This causes an OTA update to fail. Get the original applicationsprovider.apk for you current stock image and try again.
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efrant said:
You are either not running a stock ROM, or you are trying to flash a takju update on a yakju ROM. Have a look at the OTA update thread in the General section. There are instructions on how to replace the system files. (Easiest would be to flash the system.img file from the factory image of the version you are currently running, and then the update will install.)
By the way, the GNex was not even out in summer 2011...
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2012* Typo ftw But thanks.
I'am using a stock ROM, unless the website was trolling and changed the filename on a non-stock ROM And I'am pretty sure that I did not mix up takju/yakju. I went trough everything a couple of times back then because I didnt want to mess up my phone - Look how that went -.-'
Anyway. A modified system file seem possible. How this happened, I'am unsure off, but I wont disagree that I didnt do something that might have caused this. I'll try the related solution tomorrow and post results.. Thanks guys - Amazingly fast answers
Drixi said:
2012* Typo ftw But thanks.
I'am using a stock ROM, unless the website was trolling and changed the filename on a non-stock ROM And I'am pretty sure that I did not mix up takju/yakju. I went trough everything a couple of times back then because I didnt want to mess up my phone - Look how that went -.-'
Anyway. A modified system file seem possible. How this happened, I'am unsure off, but I wont disagree that I didnt do something that might have caused this. I'll try the related solution tomorrow and post results.. Thanks guys - Amazingly fast answers
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Note that a deodexed ROM is not stock, regardless of whether someone calls it stock or not.
efrant said:
Note that a deodexed ROM is not stock, regardless of whether someone calls it stock or not.
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Could this can happen on source built, deodexed ROMs when build.prop is edited (product name, model, build) to match stock aka factory images?
Edit: the OTA update I mean
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bk201doesntexist said:
Could this can happen on source built, deodexed ROMs when build.prop is edited (product name, model, build) to match stock aka factory images?
Edit: the OTA update I mean
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Since stock ROMs are Odexed I don't see it making a difference.
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Since stock ROMs are Odexed I don't see it making a difference.
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it wouldnt make a difference. the rom does not match what the OTA is expecting.
during the apply_patch process, a check is run to make sure everything matches what it should.
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Since stock ROMs are Odexed I don't see it making a difference.
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Yes, but it would receive the notification, right? Hmm, I need to remove update system.
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bk201doesntexist said:
Yes, but it would receive the notification, right? Hmm, I need to remove update system.
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yes it would receive the update notification.
Do u have cwm installed? If so that would also caused your ota to fail.
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Esteway.619 said:
Do u have cwm installed? If so that would also caused your ota to fail.
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no it doesnt.