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[REQUEST] VCast.apk for update 4.7.3

Trying to install the new 4.7.3 update from Verizon that just came out the other day. The update wont install on my droid pro because my VCast.apk fails the hash check for some reason even though its there and installed. Im doing it from recovery console so i can see were its failing. I did backup the VCast.apk with TB and and then delete it. Then restored it from backup just fine. I guess TB must do something to it because now the hash check is failing for the apk?
Anyone have this VCast.apk they could provide to me from a stock Droid Pro running Android 2.3.3 so i can update?

I have the app on home but cant find it under system/app. Where can i found it and under what name?
Could you get from your phone the blurcamera.apk. Cant update cause missing this app.
Thanks

I think at this point it just would make more sence to sbf back to 2.3.3 and then take the new update. Who knows what other files it will complain about once we fix those. there is a sbf in the forms that looks promising. It seems to be a stock US Verizon 2.3.3.

Just a followup.
Today I SBF back to 2.3.3 stock, rooted again, installed OTA rootkeeper and took the 2.3.4 android update. The update installed just fine now. Then restored root with OTA rootkeeper and all is good.

Updating android version while rooted?

A few months ago when I got the update notification I chose not to update at the time and got rid of the update file. I have decided to update my android version (still stuck on 2.3.6) but how do I go about doing so? Also, can i leave my phone rooted and running the current rom+mod when I update my android version? If not - what do I do so that i can update without ruining my phone? Also would I be able to flash roms made for different android versions than the one I have?
Thanks for the help guys.

stop showing system update

hi,
i have an galaxy edge with update 5.1.1 and root enable. now my phone is shoving that a new update is available and really i don't want this now. so please how i can stop this think. can i just use titanium to stop something or what is my best bet.
thank

click on it and hit update now,the update should not take if your rooted also can some some please post a link of the latest tar files to flash newer roms?i rooted and did not update...need the baseband and firmware and cant seem to find those files anywhere in the forums

downgrading from CM13 marshmallow 6.0.1 to stock rom - need help

Hi everyone. I need to know if it's possible to downgrade from CM13 to the stock rom/firmware my phone came with which is Jellybean 4.3. I decided to upgrade my OS so I could try out Pokemon Go. Originally I was just going to upgrade to 4.4 which is the minimum version required for the app but I decided I might as well upgrade to the newest one. The newer the better right? And I would also be future proof for any other apps that might require a newer OS. But not only did I not like Pokemon Go, which I ended up uninstalling, (I don't know how such a simple bare bones game like that is so popular) I also don't like marshmallow. Some features are missing that I had in 4.3 like Double Tap to Top where you can double tap the top of the phone to quickly scroll to the top of the screen or the option to hide folders in the gallery which is bare bones and has no options or features. I can't move apps from one screen to the next with my thumb like I used to because I have to push the app as far past the edge of the screen as possible in order for the screen to switch so I have to use my index finger to do it. I'm thinking this is because it was designed for the edge which has the screen going over the side of the phone. I also just don't like the look of Marshmallow compared to Jellybean. And my phone takes forever to boot up now clocking in at about a minute and a half. Instead of gaining access to something better that previously wasn't available to me I feel like I forced something on the phone that doesn't belong and shouldn't be there.
If anyone can help me downgrade I would appreciate that very much. I tried to do it with the same method I used to upgrade by rooting the phone again with odin and then just flashing the stock OS but odin didn't work (I already had CyanogenMod installed from when I upgraded). Odin gave me the confirmation that I successfully rooted my phone but when I checked it with a root verification app it said my phone wasn't properly rooted and SuperSU also says there's no root detected. I'm sure this has something to do with me having marshmallow this time instead of jellybean. I tried using google for help but I couldn't find anything about my situation. Now I don't know what to do which is why I'm here. This was my first time installing a different OS so I'm new at this.

I'm guessing you could use the root66 version to flash back to stock with root.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1949687 for the root66 thread
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Thanks for replying. I'll look into it. I also recently found something that might do the trick. It's a how-to guide for my phone on unrooting it and restoring the stock firmware.

Problem solved. Turns out all I had to do was install the stock firmware with odin. I didn't have to root my phone again. Then I updated to the latest version of Jellybean with Samsung Smart Switch. I'm glad I was able to figure it out.

Applying beta update to rooted Nexus 5x.

Hi,
I have only one question - how do I update my system version to new beta one (I'm participating in this program) if my phone is rooted? I tried using FlashFire, but it's not detecting my OTA Update File (I don't really know where I should search too). Last time I did it by flashing system image via this nice tool, but this time I can't even find this version of Android on Google site. How am I supposed to get FlashFire back to work?
Thanks for answers.

Anyone?

I don't think there is a beta since 7.1.1 was pushed