I got android 5.0.1 system update via ota but it doesn't installs i tried installing it in different recoveries but all the recoveries are showing the same
(This update build has fingerprint for 4.4.4 KTU84P to 5.0.1 LRX22C
This user device has 4.4.2 KOT49H
Installation aborted.)
But i have 4.4.4 KTU84P only
So why isn't installing?
How to fix it?
I downloaded the update four times from ota
Every time same thing happens
How to fix it?
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Can i install the zip file normally from twrp which i got from ota in cache
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Can I install the .zip file from TWRP normally which i got from ota(system update section in about tablet) in cache
Without loosing any data
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skashamgupta111 said:
Can I install the .zip file from TWRP normally which i got from ota(system update section in about tablet) in cache
Without loosing any data
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You need to be on Stock Recovery to make this work, so you will not be able to do this via TWRP. I've gone back to stock myself and am still not able to update... but once I figure this out, I will report back.
I have tried installing it on -
Stock recovery, ( it says error)
TWRP,
CWM
All says same thing
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From where i will get the real Stock Recovery.img for Nexus 7 2013 flo?
If Anyone knows please give the link
I beg
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skashamgupta111 said:
From where i will get the real Stock Recovery.img for Nexus 7 2013 flo?
If Anyone knows please give the link
I beg
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The paid version of the Flashify app offers stock recoveries.
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skashamgupta111 said:
From where i will get the real Stock Recovery.img for Nexus 7 2013 flo?
If Anyone knows please give the link
I beg
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There is some recovery collection here on xda if I am not wrong, in general?
Otherwise you could extract it from the factory/ota images?
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Factory / ota images are very big
I just want a recovery
Can anyone upload it on any site
Or anyone who knows the link
And about flashify will it work correctly?
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skashamgupta111 said:
Factory / ota images are very big
I just want a recovery
Can anyone upload it on any site
Or anyone who knows the link
And about flashify will it work correctly?
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Here is the screen in paid Flashify which lists the stock recoveries available.
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From i will get paid flashify
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From i will get paid flashify
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I think that you'll like Flashify. Good app IMO. Good luck!
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Going back to stock recovery won't help. I never flash custom recovery, I only root, and 5.0.1 OTA doesn't work for me. I've seen it stated in several threads that you only need to go back to stock recovery but this is not correct, you need to have 100% un-tampered stock.
acem77 said:
this helped a lot, thanks!
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Happy, happy - I had the same trouble on my tablet, until I followed these instructions.
I couldn't update mine from its installed 5.0 factory (stock) image to 5.0.1. The OTA alert was there on my screen, but failed every time it loaded ("Error" under the little android dude). ADB Sideload on the stock recovery would fail with the "Status 7" error. Installing TWRP didn't help, either - when I tried to Sideload it from TWRP advanced section, it just said "Cannot read command" and would terminate.
I followed the instructions above, and it worked first try. I don't know what was holding it back - perhaps too many SU apps or maybe I did too many SuperSU updates? Obviously, something had corrupted the system files. No clue... I didn't lose any data or settings. I had to re-root, of course, but CF-Root makes that an easy business.
Cheers! Good luck :victory:
2013 Google Nexus 7 (WiFi)
while sideloading 5.0.1.zip in Stock Recovery KTU84P
I got
(Finding update package...
Opening Update Package...
Verifying Update Package...
Installing Update...
\System\app\GooglePinyinIME.apk/has unexpected contents/
Installation Aborted)
I copied the same named apk of Pinyin IME from Root Browser to System\app
But still it is saying this only
What to do?
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skashamgupta111 said:
while sideloading 5.0.1.zip in Stock Recovery KTU84P
I got
(Finding update package...
Opening Update Package...
Verifying Update Package...
Installing Update...
\System\app\GooglePinyinIME.apk/has unexpected contents/
Installation Aborted)
I copied the same named apk of Pinyin IME from Root Browser to System\app
But still it is saying this only
What to do?
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I was on rooted 5.0 with TWRP. I think the easiest way to get the 5.0.1 update without losing apps or data is to download the stock, rooted rom from Scrosler found here http://forum.xda-developers.com/nex.../rom-factory-stock-rooted-rom-lrx22c-t2960745 , use Wugfresh's NRT 1.9.9 to update the bootloader listed in Scrosler's post, and then dirty flash (wipe Dalvik and cache if you want) the 5.0.1 rom using TWRP. Painless and fast with no loss of data or anything.
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The most peculiar thing happened after I applied today's JWR66Y update.
Prior to the update my GNex was running stock 4.3, rooted with SuperSU, and TWRP recovery was installed. So I flashed back to stock recovery and used the SuperSU app option for "Full unroot" in preparation to apply the OTA update.
Instead of letting the system do it, I copied the downloaded zip file from cache to my PC and used ADB sideload. Then I used fastboot to flash TWRP. From TWRP I flashed UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.51.zip
Here's the peculiar part. When I rebooted I didn't have root. The SuperSU app appeared as installed under Apps, but there was no icon in the app drawer. So I went to Google Play and installed SuperSU from there. After that everything was back to normal.
I never saw this happen before. Out of curiosity does anyone know why? I'm thankful it was so simple to fix but I'm scratching my head.
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Mine did something strange as well, but different than yours. I'm also running stock 4.3, rooted with SuperSU, and TWRP. For me it downloaded and installed the update then booted into TWRP recovery. After that finished doing something automatically it asked if I wanted to fix root, which I did. The phone booted back up and it's back on JWR66V and when I check for updates it says there aren't any. Still have root though.
Raugturi said:
Mine did something strange as well, but different than yours. I'm also running stock 4.3, rooted with SuperSU, and TWRP. For me it downloaded and installed the update then booted into TWRP recovery. After that finished doing something automatically it asked if I wanted to fix root, which I did. The phone booted back up and it's back on JWR66V and when I check for updates it says there aren't any. Still have root though.
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Put stock recovery and the update should work. Then you can put TWRP back.
unsought spendsP
sordna said:
Put stock recovery and the update should work. Then you can put TWRP back.
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Thanks. I'll try that once I can find somewhere to download the update (or whenever it decides to show up again.
Raugturi said:
Thanks. I'll try that once I can find somewhere to download the update (or whenever it decides to show up again.
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Don't answer "Yes" to that question. Then flash latest compatible supersu. Do you have root then?
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Thanks. I'll try that once I can find somewhere to download the update (or whenever it decides to show up again.
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You can download the update zip file from here:
http://www.droid-life.com/2013/08/2...ta-updates-for-the-nexus-7-hspa-galaxy-nexus/
I just did it for my Nexus 7, followed the same steps described for my GNex, and the same thing happened haha. Oh well, easy enough to fix but I'm still wondering why flashing the UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.51.zip didn't install the app.
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sordna said:
Put stock recovery and the update should work. Then you can put TWRP back.
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That was always enough for me with prior updates, too (before 4.3) but this update couldn't be applied without unrooting. It threw a Status 7 error and "Installation aborted". The moment I unrooted, the update installed without issue.
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beekay201 said:
Don't answer "Yes" to that question. Then flash latest compatible supersu. Do you have root then?
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Did you mean to quote someone else?
Please if i may ask...is twrp better than cwm? What r d pros n cons
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Another question, i don't have the stock recovery. img file from jwr66v now google images only show jwr66y..will extracting recovery.img from this to flash before update work? Since I'm still on jwr66v? Or csn u pls upload the recovery. img for gsm yakju. Thanks
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David said:
Another question, i don't have the stock recovery. img file from jwr66v now google images only show jwr66y..will extracting recovery.img from this to flash before update work? Since I'm still on jwr66v? Or csn u pls upload the recovery. img for gsm yakju. Thanks
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Instead of accepting the OTA, install the zip file efrant posted here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=44886292&postcount=102
it has the recovery dependency removed, so you can keep your custom recovery. Copy the zip to your sdcard, rename to update.zip and install via either CWM or TWRP.
Thanks.. Will do that and give a report. :thumbup::thumbup:
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I downloaded the file..from the link above, renamed to update.zip, got into cwm. Hit apply...didn't work..gave a systsm 7 error..somethijg about build.prop and a directory/file not found in d package
Update:
Then copied my ota from cacbe n flashed thru cwm, toggled file verification off. It worked a bit then system 7 again but this time rebioted like someone mentioned above as though it was fully updated.. Ie upgrading apps etc..but after all it was stil jwr66v. So now i need d stock recovery.img file i guess.. Can someone please upload
Update 2:
As many have already stated...i went into supersu app..full unroot, rebooted into cwm using the original ota from cache( which i had copied into clockwork folder) flashed it successfully, then flashed supersu 1.51 which i also put in d above folder. Rebooted and now I'm rooted on jrw66y..last thing was to install the supersu app from playstore. Hope it helps
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Raugturi said:
Mine did something strange as well, but different than yours. I'm also running stock 4.3, rooted with SuperSU, and TWRP. For me it downloaded and installed the update then booted into TWRP recovery. After that finished doing something automatically it asked if I wanted to fix root, which I did. The phone booted back up and it's back on JWR66V and when I check for updates it says there aren't any. Still have root though.
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Raugturi said:
Did you mean to quote someone else?
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Nop, quoted the "wrong" post.
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...then flashed supersu 1.51 which i also put in d above folder. Rebooted and now I'm rooted on jrw66y..last thing was to install the supersu app from playstore.
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Which brings me back to my original question. Why does the SuperSU app have to be installed from Google Play if UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.51.zip is installed from recovery? All of the system su files are there, just not the app. Isn't this a bit peculiar?
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Yeah
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I got the OTA. I did "full unroot" in SuperSU. Isntalled the OTA, TWPM automatically installed the update.zip.
But now my device in unrooted and when i want to reboot into recovery in order to flash SuperSU i get the android logo with the exclamation mark! What to do?
plaktoets said:
I got the OTA. I did "full unroot" in SuperSU. Isntalled the OTA, TWPM automatically installed the update.zip.
But now my device in unrooted and when i want to reboot into recovery in order to flash SuperSU i get the android logo with the exclamation mark! What to do?
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reflash twrp in fastboot.
i bet you used a toolkit to root didnt you?
Zepius said:
reflash twrp in fastboot.
i bet you used a toolkit to root didnt you?
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No, initially I rooted by flashing supersu.
Flashing TWRP did the trick, thanks.
Nexus 4 did the same
CatThief said:
The most peculiar thing happened after I applied today's JWR66Y update.
Prior to the update my GNex was running stock 4.3, rooted with SuperSU, and TWRP recovery was installed. So I flashed back to stock recovery and used the SuperSU app option for "Full unroot" in preparation to apply the OTA update.
Instead of letting the system do it, I copied the downloaded zip file from cache to my PC and used ADB sideload. Then I used fastboot to flash TWRP. From TWRP I flashed UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.51.zip
Here's the peculiar part. When I rebooted I didn't have root. The SuperSU app appeared as installed under Apps, but there was no icon in the app drawer. So I went to Google Play and installed SuperSU from there. After that everything was back to normal.
I never saw this happen before. Out of curiosity does anyone know why? I'm thankful it was so simple to fix but I'm scratching my head.
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I have a Nexus 4 and my device did exactly the same after updating from 4.2.2 to 4.3(jwr66v).. Do not know the reason.. But after downloading the app from Play Store, things are working fine.. I suspect the Full Unroot option in SuperSu to be the culprit..
I am trying to update to 4.4 on my Nexus 7 using ADB. Im running a completely stock Nexus 7, never rooted or changed anything. When I try to ADB sideload however, I keep getting "esignature failed" and the installation aborts. I have tried downloading the update many times and I still get the same error when I try to sideload. What am I doing wrong?
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I am trying to update to 4.4 on my Nexus 7 using ADB. Im running a completely stock Nexus 7, never rooted or changed anything. When I try to ADB sideload however, I keep getting "esignature failed" and the installation aborts. I have tried downloading the update many times and I still get the same error when I try to sideload. What am I doing wrong?
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Are you running the latest adb?
The link to the nexus 7 4.4 factory image on google's website was broken, try downloading it again and sideloading, it should work.
Make sure md5 sum matches with actual file with the downloaded file
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I just updated my NEXUS 7 2013 from 4.4 to 4.4.2 but after restarting, the Android version in settings still says 4.4.
I checked for updates again in System Updates menu but my device says the system is up to date.
My device is Nexus 7 2013 32G rooted under TWRP 2.6.3.1 recovery on Super SU root.
I also tried updating manually using TWRP zip update but it failed.
here's the part of the prompt during TWRP update:
Verifying current system...
"/system/bin/debuggerd" has unexpected contents.
E: Error executing updater binary in zip '/sdcard/Dow...
Hope someone can help me find a solution for this. Thanks!
roulyz said:
I just updated my NEXUS 7 2013 from 4.4 to 4.4.2 but after restarting, the Android version in settings still says 4.4.
I checked for updates again in System Updates menu but my device says the system is up to date.
My device is Nexus 7 2013 32G rooted under TWRP 2.6.3.1 recovery on Super SU root.
I also tried updating manually using TWRP zip update but it failed.
here's the part of the prompt during TWRP update:
Verifying current system...
"/system/bin/debuggerd" has unexpected contents.
E: Error executing updater binary in zip '/sdcard/Dow...
Hope someone can help me find a solution for this. Thanks!
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You will have to abd sideload the update. Do a search and you will find how to do it.
nrage23 said:
You will have to abd sideload the update. Do a search and you will find how to do it.
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Thanks a ton - I thought I was going to have to do something a hell of a lot more time-consuming than a sideload.
And for some reason, TWRP isn't letting me sideload. ADB won't detect the tablet to allow it.
EDIT: Nevermind - evidently it was something very recent that got messed up - I returned to the backup I made after getting 4.4.1 loaded, and it flashed without issue. Yay.
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Thanks a ton - I thought I was going to have to do something a hell of a lot more time-consuming than a sideload.
And for some reason, TWRP isn't letting me sideload. ADB won't detect the tablet to allow it.
EDIT: Nevermind - evidently it was something very recent that got messed up - I returned to the backup I made after getting 4.4.1 loaded, and it flashed without issue. Yay.
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Glad it worked out.
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You will have to abd sideload the update. Do a search and you will find how to do it.
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I have already adb sideload the update but it's fail again
Search on xda for debuggerd nexus 7 4.4
Somewhere there is a zip with the stock one
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roulyz said:
I just updated my NEXUS 7 2013 from 4.4 to 4.4.2 but after restarting, the Android version in settings still says 4.4.
I checked for updates again in System Updates menu but my device says the system is up to date.
My device is Nexus 7 2013 32G rooted under TWRP 2.6.3.1 recovery on Super SU root.
I also tried updating manually using TWRP zip update but it failed.
here's the part of the prompt during TWRP update:
Verifying current system...
"/system/bin/debuggerd" has unexpected contents.
E: Error executing updater binary in zip '/sdcard/Dow...
Hope someone can help me find a solution for this. Thanks!
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You need to take the device back completely to stock for the update to work.
Wugs Toolkit is an incredible tool to do so.
http://www.wugfresh.com/nrt/
No, that will mean loss of time. If you use wug toolkit you can extract system.img from stock image and then flash it on your device, so that you won't have to erase anything. Anyway if debuggerd zip worked there's no need to do anything else
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I was able to update my rooted Nexus 7 with custom recovery. I just had to revert my adblocking hosts file in adaway. It overwrote my recovery and lost root, so I just flashed recovery again and rerooted.
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I flashed my Nexus 7 2013 4.4 with Stock Rooted ROM - Official 4.4.2 Google OTA, and it work. All my data have been there.:victory:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2563017
roulyz said:
I flashed my Nexus 7 2013 4.4 with Stock Rooted ROM - Official 4.4.2 Google OTA, and it work. All my data have been there.:victory:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2563017
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I did the same, and it went OK. For my data I restored it from the backup.
BullSpit said:
You need to take the device back completely to stock for the update to work.
http://www.wugfresh.com/nrt/
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No you don't, flashing system.img and boot.img before applying the OTA patch would do the trick, without losing your data.
eBug said:
No you don't, flashing system.img and boot.img before applying the OTA patch would do the trick, without losing your data.
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Cool, good to know. Many thanks! I stand corrected.
I've received 4.4.2 update today(with verification failed message beneath), after download I was asked to restart and install, and it redirected to TWRP(2.6.3.1 for flo), so I rebooted the system only to see the 4.4 version again in 'About System', the next time I received OTA updated with in a span of five minutes, the same problem repeated again. So I downloaded OTA zip file and tried to install though TWRP, but there was an error "Error executing updater binary in zip".
So I tried adb sideload but got an error "Device not found", So it just appears like all doors are closed for me..Please provide a solution to this
My device is unlocked as well as rooted
Are Ali in stock Rom? Did you do any modifications to your OS (like any closed xposed framework modules? And the framework itself?) Are you sure the downloaded OTA zip file isn't corrupted?
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ChiDi9901 said:
Are Ali in stock Rom? Did you do any modifications to your OS (like any closed xposed framework modules? And the framework itself?) Are you sure the downloaded OTA zip file isn't corrupted?
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All I did was deleted some bloatware and gapps after rooting,that's it! yes it was stock rom, and the downloaded file isn't a corrupted as I downloaded the same file from different sources and tried but to no use
and now I'm in even more trouble, I deleted my google keyboard after rooting and I did factory reset now. now i cant even pass the Network setup step
I'm in the same boat. Received update, but stayed at 4.4. Have you attempted to sideload any updates
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The OTA sent out for 4.4.2 OTA was an update from 4.4.1.
You either have to update to 4.4.1 then 4.4.2, or use twrp to flash the update file 4.4 to 4.4.2.
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If you modded the system in any way, including removing bloatware you're going to have to flash the system and boot image from 4.4 in order for the ota to work
optimi said:
I'm in the same boat. Received update, but stayed at 4.4. Have you attempted to sideload any updates
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Yep, I've tried to sideload the ota zip file but I've got an error 'device not found'
datallboy said:
The OTA sent out for 4.4.2 OTA was an update from 4.4.1.
You either have to update to 4.4.1 then 4.4.2, or use twrp to flash the update file 4.4 to 4.4.2.
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So 4.4 to 4.4.2 isn't possible through ota? Right? But I've tried to flash in twrp, I'm getting an error 'error exercuting updater binary in zip'
jd1639 said:
If you modded the system in any way, including removing bloatware you're or going to have to flash the system and boot image from 4.4 in order for the ota to work
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How to boot image from 4.4?
Basically what the topic says, every time I try installing Beta 6 using TWRP, it'll tell me there's no MD5, a warning that there's no "file_context" (if I remember correctly), and then a red "failed" message after 30-50 seconds. Then I'd have to use my backup file I created before flashing the ROM just to reboot the phone.
And just in case someone asks for what phone/ROM I'm using:
Galaxy Nexus (Toro)
Paranoid Android 3.99
Any idea why this is happening?
Have you updated twrp to the newest version. That's the most common problem
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Not sure how to do that, can anyone explain how to do that? Goo.im doesn't want to update it for me, or, even want to work. ._.
Fastboot flash the image on
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Pirateghost said:
Fastboot flash the image on
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I hate to hijack this tread but how is this done? Sorry if this is a stupid question
michaelrager said:
I hate to hijack this tread but how is this done? Sorry if this is a stupid question
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There are a million threads on xda explaining exactly how to use fastboot. Pick one for your device and go for it
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The easiest way to update TWRP is to go to the play store and installing Goo market (it's a green app the the app image says "Goo") and then from there you can update painlessly with no problem.
Sparta507 said:
The easiest way to update TWRP is to go to the play store and installing Goo market (it's a green app the the app image says "Goo") and then from there you can update painlessly with no problem.
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Goo manager has been failing for a lot of people. The best option from the phone would be flashify
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Pirateghost said:
Goo manager has been failing for a lot of people. The best option from the phone would be flashify
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Ya I know it wasn't working for a while, but I updated my TWRP last week and it was working like a charm. It's always good to have options
Download the proper twrp in goo.im and flash in bootloader using command
"fastboot flash recovery filename.img"
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Thanks for the replies, however, the twrp goo downloads is 2.7. I need beta .6 TWRP for the rom for my dna to use. See this thread it tells us to use:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2648446
I tried flashify, but I don't think i am using it correctly.