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https://dl.google.com/dl/android/aosp/yakju-imm76d-factory-c6e807a1.tgz
Their website isn't updated just yet (listing them), but JQB just posted it here https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/android-building/b50nY_onbP4
Luxferro said:
https://dl.google.com/dl/android/aosp/yakju-imm76d-factory-c6e807a1.tgz
Their website isn't updated just yet (listing them), but JQB just posted it here https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/android-building/b50nY_onbP4
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Yeah!! i almost created a duplicated thread after seeing the tweet at twitter!! Now reflashing again, this is the second time am flashing my phone today!!!!!
Google has updated their website now, so it can be found here as well now http://code.google.com/android/nexus/images.html#yakju
user data and app data will be wiped?
whats the diff between 4.02 ota to 4.04 and flashing 4.04? similar to windows, flesh install better than upgrade?
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Mwinggg said:
user data and app data will be wiped?
whats the diff between 4.02 ota to 4.04 and flashing 4.04? similar to windows, flesh install better than upgrade?
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yes everything wiped.
4.0.2 -> 4.0.4 OTA is like lets say "Windows Vista to Windows 7 Upgrade" saves all data and stuff.
Factory Image is like installing Windows 7 as a fresh new start ("reformatting")
zephiK said:
yes everything wiped.
4.0.2 -> 4.0.4 OTA is like lets say "Windows Vista to Windows 7 Upgrade" saves all data and stuff.
Factory Image is like installing Windows 7 as a fresh new start ("reformatting")
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Good to know. I was a regretting updating using the OTA but I wouldn't have wanted to restore my phone etc.
do we need an unlock bootloader or be rooted to flash the factory images?
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Zeon45 said:
do we need an unlock bootloader or be rooted to flash the factory images?
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you need to have the bootloader unlocked.
root doesnt matter.
Zeon45 said:
do we need an unlock bootloader or be rooted to flash the factory images?
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You have to have the bootloader unlocked but don't need to be rooted.
Thanks, are these flashed the same way as the others?
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[email protected]!! I just got done updating the OTA..
Well I guess its time for a full wipe and reload of a fresh OS..
Which guide should we follow to install this using fastboot..
Thanks!
eclass82 said:
[email protected]!! I just got done updating the OTA..
Well I guess its time for a full wipe and reload of a fresh OS..
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what's the difference between them?
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I Quote: 4.0.2 -> 4.0.4 OTA is like lets say "Windows Vista to Windows 7 Upgrade" saves all data and stuff.
eclass82 said:
I Quote: 4.0.2 -> 4.0.4 OTA is like lets say "Windows Vista to Windows 7 Upgrade" saves all data and stuff.
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once u up 4.0.4.. u can just wipe all data.. and u have a clean 4.0.4.. u dont need to flash again lol
You dont you think there will be traces /residue or even old misc files from 4.02?
king23adrianc said:
once u up 4.0.4.. u can just wipe all data.. and u have a clean 4.0.4.. u dont need to flash again lol
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This guide should work for this I'd imagine..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=21113773&postcount=195
If you are doing the full factory flash you can use the toolkit - it is super easy and is useful even if you want to do the OTA update (I used it and the CWM non-flash method). http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1392310
If you want to do the update use the methods here (I used method 2) and used the CWM from the toolkit: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1419170
how to root 4.0.4? i've tried temporary cwm + su.zip like i did on 4.0.2……with no luck……
su and superuser are installed but it cannot acquire the privilege, nor does it pop up the confirmation dialogue
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I guess the way to do this would be to
1: download the yakju-imm76d-factory-c6e807a1.tgz
2: extract the zip
3: copy the image-yakju-imm76d.zip to your SD
4: use clockwork to wipe/clean cache
5: use clockwork to install from SD file name (image-yakju-imm76d.zip)
6: Reboot
Clean image!!
or am I wrong?
jiangheng said:
how to root 4.0.4? i've tried temporary cwm + su.zip like i did on 4.0.2……with no luck……
su and superuser are installed but it cannot acquire the privilege, nor does it pop up the confirmation dialogue
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I guess it's because of the secured kernel of stock rom. Have you tried custom kernel like franco's or Glados?
I want to try it myself but I'm at work.
EDIT: Beware though, franco said something along the line that his kernel does not work with 4.0.4 because of different propriety binaries. So a nandroid backup before is recommended.
eclass82 said:
You dont you think there will be traces /residue or even old misc files from 4.02?
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This guide should work for this I'd imagine..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=21113773&postcount=195
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does it really matter?? cuz if it does, google wont have OTA of incremental versions. and it is definitely ok for going up one by one without wiping anything.
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jiangheng said:
how to root 4.0.4? i've tried temporary cwm + su.zip like i did on 4.0.2……with no luck……
su and superuser are installed but it cannot acquire the privilege, nor does it pop up the confirmation dialogue
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u need the new su to root
http://www.box.com/s/jvcf196j7x8f8vrc9cyt
ur welcome
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bigeyes0x0 said:
I guess it's because of the secured kernel of stock rom. Have you tried custom kernel like franco's or Glados?
I want to try it myself but I'm at work.
EDIT: Beware though, franco said something along the line that his kernel does not work with 4.0.4 because of different propriety binaries. So a nandroid backup before is recommended.
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dont flash any 4.0.3 kernels.. even they say its 4.0.4.. dont!!
kernel source will be out soon
YOU MUST BE ROOTED AND HAVE A ROOTED KERNEL INSTALLED FOR THIS TO WORK! NON-AOSP ROMS ONLY!
T-Mobile rooted insecure kernel HERE
AT&T rooted insecure kernel HERE
INTRODUCTION:
I originally was building a rom that enabled serial port in an attempt to repair IMEI but decided to make a universal tool to enable the exploit instead.
You can use this new menu to access a lot of new internal settings and you can enable DIag mode (serial port) for reading and writing settings via PST.
Should work on all sgs3 phones.
DOWNLOAD:
GALAXY S III EXPLOIT TOOL
INSTRUCTIONS:
-Simply run the tool with you phone connected and follow the instructions, its a one click tool. Enjoy.
If you appreciate this and would like to make a donation you can do so here:
DONATION LINK
UPDATE:
Simple no-root solution finished for backup/restore of IMEI finished!
Thread: HERE
This video will show you the exploit being ran and a serial port being established.
Click here to watch video!
This is a big step as this enables reading the IMEI (among many other settings) via PST. Normally we can simply 'write' back whatever IMEI we want at this point; but that is not the case with this phone. When we find how to write back the IMEI, the IMEI issue will be resolved.
So,
Q: Is this a full IMEI solution?
A: No, this is me posting my work in progress along with a one click tool so that the community can help finish it up.
Thanx in advance I did bricked 2 already with no imei
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kajam said:
Thanx in advance I did bricked 2 already with no imei
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Please submit your information HERE. It is an IMEI track/spreadsheet.
Just to clarify the special note in op, is there a difference between rooted and having a rooted kernel? I am rooted by means of Odin flashing root injected stock Rom.
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Thanks for your contribution .
rakeshchn said:
Just to clarify the special note in op, is there a difference between rooted and having a rooted kernel? I am rooted by means of Odin flashing root injected stock Rom.
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I believe so. Is this correct op?
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rakeshchn said:
Just to clarify the special note in op, is there a difference between rooted and having a rooted kernel? I am rooted by means of Odin flashing root injected stock Rom.
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jjlean said:
I believe so. Is this correct op?
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You can be rooted without an insecure kernel. Think he's saying you need an insecure kernel that will allow you to "adb remount" and get SU in adb shell.
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You can be rooted without an insecure kernel. Think he's saying you need an insecure kernel that will allow you to "adb remount" and get SU in adb shell.
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Correct, the first command ran is (adb -d shell su -c "mount -o remount rw /system") It installs adw and then pushes a few things to system and a few thing to data, sets permissions and reboots phone. For the sake of a simple one click tool this will require the insecure kernel.
This looks cool can't wait to try it!!
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thanx op, looks easy enough.
I ran the tool and when the phone comes back I try the Geek MOD but nothing happens. Have installed the kernel and am rooted. I'm stock GS3 other than that. Any ideas of what it doesn't work?
Anyone who's tried it yet, what exactly does this do? I'm curious....
uoY_redruM said:
Anyone who's tried it yet, what exactly does this do? I'm curious....
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Agree. A little more info added to the OP would be appreciated.
Screenshots, maybe?
overground said:
Agree. A little more info added to the OP would be appreciated.
Screenshots, maybe?
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haha, yeah. I'm a little reluctant to flash something in which I have NO idea what it does
Mi|enko said:
You can be rooted without an insecure kernel. Think he's saying you need an insecure kernel that will allow you to "adb remount" and get SU in adb shell.
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you can download adbd insecure from chainfire also just sayn https://play.google.com/store/apps/...t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImV1LmNoYWluZmlyZS5hZGJkIl0.
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swehes said:
I ran the tool and when the phone comes back I try the Geek MOD but nothing happens. Have installed the kernel and am rooted. I'm stock GS3 other than that. Any ideas of what it doesn't work?
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Same with me
Would this work on VZW? I have a "lost" IMEI, in my about device menu, my IMEI is 0. I am running on vzw right now, but it's roaming.
Cvballa3g0 said:
Would this work on VZW? I have a "lost" IMEI, in my about device menu, my IMEI is 0. I am running on vzw right now, but it's roaming.
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Is your MEID 0's too or just the imei?
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Is your MEID 0's too or just the imei?
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my meid is 11 numbers long for Dec, and Hex is 10 numbers + letters long.
I added myself to the spreadsheet.
uoY_redruM said:
Anyone who's tried it yet, what exactly does this do? I'm curious....
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Ditto........
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Every time I try to install CM 10 on my phone, it just says:
assertfailed: getprop("ro.product.device") == "d2att" || getprop ("ro.build.product") == "d2att" E: Error in /sdcard/cm-10-20120810-UNOFFICIAL-d2att.zip
(Status 7)
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I've re-downloaded, reverted back to stock and rooted again, done that like twice now, still no go. Last week I was able to do the custom ROM's installs, but then they just stopped working?
Sorry for being a total noob here, but I really wanted to get this working!
Thanks for the help!
On a Galaxy S3 AT&T
DavGerm4 said:
Every time I try to install CM 10 on my phone, it just says:
I've re-downloaded, reverted back to stock and rooted again, done that like twice now, still no go. Last week I was able to do the custom ROM's installs, but then they just stopped working?
Sorry for being a total noob here, but I really wanted to get this working!
Thanks for the help!
On a Galaxy S3 AT&T
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Change the updater script....
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DavGerm4 said:
Every time I try to install CM 10 on my phone, it just says:
I've re-downloaded, reverted back to stock and rooted again, done that like twice now, still no go. Last week I was able to do the custom ROM's installs, but then they just stopped working?
Sorry for being a total noob here, but I really wanted to get this working!
Thanks for the help!
On a Galaxy S3 AT&T
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You need to install the propery recovery on your phone. I'll see if I can get you a link
http://download2.clockworkmod.com/recoveries/recovery-clockwork-5.8.4.7-d2att.img
howtomen said:
Change the updater script....
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And how do I change the updater script?
DavGerm4 said:
And how do I change the updater script?
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Install the official CWM recovery then you don't have to worry about that
malinois16 said:
Install the official CWM recovery then you don't have to worry about that
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Where does the img go so that CWM can see it on my phone? Or do I boot into CWM and update it that way?
Did you change the build.prop for the Google Wallet work around? Change it back, everything should work again.
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You need to install the propery recovery on your phone. I'll see if I can get you a link
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That got it working! Thanks for the help! Thanks everyone!
n00b question of the day.
What exactly do you do with that .img file?
Same thing happened to me, exactly, download ROM manager and flash the newest CWM, that should fix it.
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Ok I figured it out and everything is working fine! I'm now running CM 10!
I wasn't familiar with using .img files and terminal emulator. But with a little help from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1739426 I solved my problem!
Thanks mrhaley30705 for pointing me in the right direction.
Thank You Everybody
skinny18 said:
Ok I figured it out and everything is working fine! I'm now running CM 10!
I wasn't familiar with using .img files and terminal emulator. But with a little help from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1739426 I solved my problem!
Thanks mrhaley30705 for pointing me in the right direction.
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I was having the same problem but like a user in the earlier post said "Simply download the Rom Manager and Flash the recovery for your model" all problems will be solved regarding "Status 7" error. Thank You
DavGerm4 said:
Every time I try to install CM 10 on my phone, it just says:
I've re-downloaded, reverted back to stock and rooted again, done that like twice now, still no go. Last week I was able to do the custom ROM's installs, but then they just stopped working?
Sorry for being a total noob here, but I really wanted to get this working!
Thanks for the help!
On a Galaxy S3 AT&T
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I had this problem last night myself...turns out it was due to the version of CWM recovery I was running, which was v5.4.x.x, IIRC. I used adb to install the latest version of CWM, v.6.0.x.x IIRC and reattempted the flash and it worked fine.
noob question, but since CM10 doesn't have a Rogers version, are you using the AT&T one?
thanks!!
Thanks to everyone who posted about the d2tt.img recovery...it finally soved that problem.
Thank You!
irish.iolar said:
Same thing happened to me, exactly, download ROM manager and flash the newest CWM, that should fix it.
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Just updated the CWM to the touch one and that's it!!! Works like a charm, running paranoidkandroid...:good:
irish.iolar said:
Same thing happened to me, exactly, download ROM manager and flash the newest CWM, that should fix it.
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Ummmm bit of a noob question but how do we do that
Druter said:
Ummmm bit of a noob question but how do we do that
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Go to the app store, download Rom manager and update recovery.
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Hello everyone, I just got my hands on my new nexus and I LOVE IT!!. I'm on verizon.
I just have a few questions. I got it yesterday but I see there are new radios/bootloader?
I'm still on stock 4.04 ICS
I want to root/unlock and load up MIUI/AKOP
Can someone give me a small tutorial on how to do this? I see there's a toolkit but i'm confused on what to do because of JB dropping.
As always i'm late to the party
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1529058
David522d said:
Hello everyone, I just got my hands on my new nexus and I LOVE IT!!. I'm on verizon.
I just have a few questions. I got it yesterday but I see there are new radios/bootloader?
I'm still on stock 4.04 ICS
I want to root/unlock and load up MIUI/AKOP
Can someone give me a small tutorial on how to do this? I see there's a toolkit but i'm confused on what to do because of JB dropping.
As always i'm late to the party
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efrant has all the info you need:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1814266
Can I just use the root toolkit? (Does it work well?)
David522d said:
Can I just use the root toolkit? (Does it work well?)
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it works... but when it fails, it fails hard. and then you dont know where it failed or what it even did.
i personally will not help if you use the toolkit and things go wrong... others will still help.
It's actually very easy on this device. Since you know you are wanting to install a new ROM you don't even need to root. The hardest part is installing the ADB usb drivers and making sure they work correctly. There are basically 3 things you need to do.
1.) Install ADB and the ADB usb drivers
2.) Unlock the bootloader and install a custom recovery (ClockworkMod is the most popular)
3.) Flash a new ROM
You can do steps 1-2 by following this guide up to the recovery install step. Then for step 3 download the ROM of your choice into the internal sd and boot into CWM recovery and flash.
Stupid question, can i do all of this if the phone isnt activated? My sim card should be here in the mail tomorrow
David522d said:
Stupid question, can i do all of this if the phone isnt activated? My sim card should be here in the mail tomorrow
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yes you can.
Zepius said:
it works... but when it fails, it fails hard. and then you dont know where it failed or what it even did.
i personally will not help if you use the toolkit and things go wrong... others will still help.
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jeez you had no faith in tookit guy
very easy to do.
now my question to you again
im unlocked rooted and have clockwork touch
should i flash these new radios/bootloader and flash them thru clockwork?
thanks
David522d said:
jeez you had no faith in tookit guy
very easy to do.
now my question to you again
im unlocked rooted and have clockwork touch
should i flash these new radios/bootloader and flash them thru clockwork?
thanks
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considering i read these forums and see the posts that get created, yeah i dont trust the toolkit. there are so many threads created with the title of "HELP I BRICKED MY PHONE" followed by "i used such and such toolkit"
as far as your other question, you can flash the radios and bootloaders via CWM.
David522d said:
Stupid question, can i do all of this if the phone isnt activated? My sim card should be here in the mail tomorrow
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Since when did Verizon start using sim cards
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Zepius said:
considering i read these forums and see the posts that get created, yeah i dont trust the toolkit. there are so many threads created with the title of "HELP I BRICKED MY PHONE" followed by "i used such and such toolkit"
as far as your other question, you can flash the radios and bootloaders via CWM.
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haha yah no I do believe you.. and thanks!
last question
Until I flash a new rom over stock, will i have to re flash clockwork every time if i want to use recovery
dschreiber69 said:
Since when did Verizon start using sim cards
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Since they got lte
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David522d said:
haha yah no I do believe you.. and thanks!
last question
Until I flash a new rom over stock, will i have to re flash clockwork every time if i want to use recovery
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Delete recovery-from-boot.p from /system
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Since they got lte
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Delete recovery-from-boot.p from /system
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What i did was install jellybean and now everytime it boots into recovery when i want it to =)
Was android restoring the default recovery because i was on stock ROM?
Hey everybody,
First off a few weeks ago I recieved the latest OTA update installed it and didn't think anything of it. Anyways recently I tried putting on a custom ROM and finally start messing around with my device. Apperantly though the latest OTA update has updated my hboot and radio version making it incompatible with all custom roms at this point, I think people are working on a fix, but I don't I don't know when or if that will come to light.
Anyways stupid me didn't make a backup because I didn't think I'd need it. I played around with my last two android phones (not htc and much easier to modify IMO) and never went back to stock. Anyways my question is, is does anyone have a stock recovery image made after the last OTA update? I'm assuming I could flash that and my phone would work? Or maybe I'm misunderstanding what I really need and someone could help me at least get my phone working again? I appreciate any help I can get, thanks for reading guys.
EDIT: Oh and I forgot to mention, I'm on virgin mobile in the US.
You need to ruu, find the right ruu for your phone and do it. It will downgrade your hboot so you will be able to install whatever you like :thumbup:
mr_nooby said:
You need to ruu, find the right ruu for your phone and do it. It will downgrade your hboot so you will be able to install whatever you like :thumbup:
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I don't think u need to do that. Just install the stock kernel. And a stock Rom.
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mr_nooby said:
You need to ruu, find the right ruu for your phone and do it. It will downgrade your hboot so you will be able to install whatever you like :thumbup:
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I don't want to say your wrong because I'm new at this, so forgive me If I'm just ignoran t , but I don't think that will work for me because I've already tried using the RUU and flashing it manually and it keeps telling me,
Hboot version is older!
Update Fail!
Press <POWER> to reboot.
It doesn't seem to be allowing me to flash a RUU with a older version of hboot, or I could be wrong but I don't know what I'd do differently this time.
AndroidAllDay said:
I don't want to say your wrong because I'm new at this, so forgive me If I'm just ignoran t , but I don't think that will work for me because I've already tried using the RUU and flashing it manually and it keeps telling me,
Hboot version is older!
Update Fail!
Press <POWER> to reboot.
It doesn't seem to be allowing me to flash a RUU with a older version of hboot, or I could be wrong but I don't know what I'd do differently this time.
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That is true. You don't need to revert the radio. You need to install a stock kernel.
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robaho said:
That is true. You don't need to revert the radio. You need to install a stock kernel.
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To clarify. Most if the custom roms include a sick or jmz kernel. These boot loop with the new radio. If you fastboot flash a stock kernel and a sense based Rom you will be ok.
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robaho said:
That is true. You don't need to revert the radio. You need to install a stock kernel.
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To clarify. Most if the custom roms include a sick or jmz kernel. These boot loop with the new radio. If you fastboot flash a stock kernel and a sense based Rom you will be ok.
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That's the problem, I'm having a hard time finding a stock kernal and rom. Do you know where I could get that?
jmz has a deox and oxed one
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Here is the stock kernel. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2244481 , Remember to thank cpvk5 :thumbup:
mr_nooby said:
Here is the stock kernel. Remember to thank cpvk5 :thumbup:
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invisible stock kernel? :laugh:
Seraz007 said:
invisible stock kernel? :laugh:
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Lol thank you for making me notice, kinda forgot the link
I think it won't let you run the ruu because you are dev unlocked. When you open the ruu exe file leave it on the welcome screen then search your computer for Rom.zip (it will be in a temp folder with a long name.) Grab the recovery.Img (or signed_recovery.IMG whatever its called) flash this on your phone via fastboot (fastboot flash recovery signed_recovery.IMG) now type fastboot oem lock. That will relock your bootloader. I think the phone turns off after that. Put it back in fastboot then type fastboot oem rebootRUU. Now run the ruu. I take no credit for this ill post the thread link when I find it