Got a rooted 5x with TWRP recovery and upgraded with flashfire two days ago, have had problems with WiFi and 4g ever since. It drops connection intermittently, webpages takes ages to load.
I didn't update radio or bootloader with flashfire and I'm thinking this could be the issue? Does anyone have any advice as to what I should try?
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Did you up grade with the ota? Or did you update just some partitions?
jd1639 said:
Did you up grade with the ota? Or did you update just some partitions?
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I let flashfire use the downloaded OTA. I left the default settings in flashfire so I think it flashed everything except bootloader and radio..
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Ok i went ahead and flashed the bootloader and radio with fastboot today. Hopefully this will remediate the problems.
If there were changes to the bootloader and modem the ota would have included them but give fastboot a try anyway.
jd1639 said:
If there were changes to the bootloader and modem the ota would have included them but give fastboot a try anyway.
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Default settings in flashfire doesn't flash bootloader and radio.
Phone has been stable so far, none of the issues I had the previous days. I will update here if it turns out it didn't fix it but so far it's stable.
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nem_no said:
Default settings in flashfire doesn't flash bootloader and radio.
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You're right. My bad.
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Hi all,
I've just become the delighted owner of an N5X (after having a N5 since launch). Just been doing my updates, and it will not update beyond Feb 2016 security updates (it is now April 2016).
I've read that there are issues with March 2016 updates that have caused fingerprint sensor problems for some users. Is this why the OTA isn't working beyond Feb 2016? Have Google put the OTA on hold until they fix? Will a regular OTA come in May 2016?
I know updates on a fresh device can be a little clunky, especially when you get to Play Services and so forth...patience is usually the key. It's been over 72 hours awake now and still no OTA beyond Feb 2016.
I know I could sideload the April updates directly (fastboot flash system system.img) from the latest Bullhead (mhc19q) factory images, and I don't particularly want to do that in case there is a reason why March 2016 and beyond updates will break my fingerprint sensor.
I'm not rooting. I just want pure stock. All I've done is unlocked the N5X bootloader so I can at least do some flashing if I need to without wiping the device. I may be able to load TWRP into the RAM to do a backup though, on a temproot.
Any ideas anyone on doing this the OTA way? It's a little annoying not having the latest and greatest (on a brand new device), which is why I've always been a Nexus fan.
Thanks.
tedrogers61 said:
Hi all,
I've just become the delighted owner of an N5X (after having a N5 since launch). Just been doing my updates, and it will not update beyond Feb 2016 security updates (it is now April 2016).
I've read that there are issues with March 2016 updates that have caused fingerprint sensor problems for some users. Is this why the OTA isn't working beyond Feb 2016? Have Google put the OTA on hold until they fix? Will a regular OTA come in May 2016?
I know updates on a fresh device can be a little clunky, especially when you get to Play Services and so forth...patience is usually the key. It's been over 72 hours awake now and still no OTA beyond Feb 2016.
I know I could sideload the April updates directly (fastboot flash system system.img) from the latest Bullhead (mhc19q) factory images, and I don't particularly want to do that in case there is a reason why March 2016 and beyond updates will break my fingerprint sensor.
I'm not rooting. I just want pure stock. All I've done is unlocked the N5X bootloader so I can at least do some flashing if I need to without wiping the device. I may be able to load TWRP into the RAM to do a backup though, on a temproot.
Any ideas anyone on doing this the OTA way? It's a little annoying not having the latest and greatest (on a brand new device), which is why I've always been a Nexus fan.
Thanks.
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Use fastboot to manually update to the March or April OTA. You can roll back to any factory image if you have problems.
Alternatively, ADB sideload the update.zip of you have that. Instructions are here:
http://www.droid-life.com/2013/02/1...date-a-nexus-without-root-or-custom-recovery/
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SlimSnoopOS said:
Use fastboot to manually update to the March or April OTA. You can roll back to any factory image if you have problems.
Alternatively, ADB sideload the update.zip of you have that. Instructions are here:
http://www.droid-life.com/2013/02/1...date-a-nexus-without-root-or-custom-recovery/
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Cool, I'm okay with that. I just flashed my N5 up to April without any problems. N5X is a little different (OEM unlock option etc), but device now has bootloader unlocked and so I can flash April system.img later. [emoji2]
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tedrogers61 said:
Cool, I'm okay with that. I just flashed my N5 up to April without any problems. N5X is a little different (OEM unlock option etc), but device now has bootloader unlocked and so I can flash April system.img later. [emoji2]
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Cool, you want to upgrade every IMG since you're coming from the February OTA. So the bootloader, radio, boot, system, and vendor of using fastboot. If you're using the ADB sideload method, you'll have to upgrade successfully (update twice), from one month to the next to get to April.
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Oh bums...and I just spent a good 3 hours setting up my phone! Now I'll lose it all right? Because my data is retained if I just flash system.img, but if I basically flash-all.bat (which is what you're suggesting), it'll be wiped. Is that correct?
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tedrogers61 said:
Oh bums...and I just spent a good 3 hours setting up my phone! Now I'll lose it all right? Because my data is retained if I just flash system.img, but if I basically flash-all.bat (which is what you're suggesting), it'll be wiped. Is that correct?
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Sorry for the delay, I was busy yesterday. I was referring to using fastboot to flash each partition separately, which is detailed here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3206930
Manually flashing each partition (except userdata.img) in fastboot OR ADB sideload the zip does not wipe user data. I use fastboot each month to update each partition then regain root in TWRP.
If you go the flashall.bat method, manually edit and remove the -w from the script before running it. -w will wipe the phone in the install process. I have not personally used flashall.bat method, but this is what I have learned from XDA.
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SlimSnoopOS said:
Sorry for the delay, I was busy yesterday. I was referring to using fastboot to flash each partition separately, which is detailed here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3206930
Manually flashing each partition (except userdata.img) in fastboot OR ADB sideload the zip does not wipe user data. I use fastboot each month to update each partition then regain root in TWRP.
If you go the flashall.bat method, manually edit and remove the -w from the script before running it. -w will wipe the phone in the install process. I have not personally used flashall.bat method, but this is what I have learned from XDA.
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This is really useful information. Thank you.
I worked it out in the end. I cleared the cache in stock recovery, and then the updates poured in just past the tick of midnight!
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tedrogers61 said:
This is really useful information. Thank you.
I worked it out in the end. I cleared the cache in stock recovery, and then the updates poured in just past the tick of midnight!
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Oh, what a simple solution! Haha
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Oh, what a simple solution! Haha
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Yes, I like those ones the best! :good: :highfive:
My Device is not updating to April or even May security patch its stuck on march update please help I am running build MMB29V can anyone possibility help?
I had similar issue but mine wouldn't update from April-May so I flashed factory image via fastboot because I got tired of waiting. I suggest fastboot flash the image. You can grab it on the factory images for Nexus devices website.
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you can update ota.zip and do it via adb sideload.
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/ota
If you have TWRP , you can just flash the system.img and vendor.img right in recovery.
Norman_Parks said:
My Device is not updating to April or even May security patch its stuck on march update please help I am running build MMB29V can anyone possibility help?
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Here's a guide to walk over how to upgrade using fastboot. You'll want to update via section 9.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3206930
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Thanks guys I just ended up flashing the OTA to my device worked just fine
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Norman_Parks said:
Thanks guys I just ended up flashing the OTA to my device worked just fine
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Fantastic! I just noticed that Google has posted OTA URL zips so you can ADB sideload from any prior release to the latest OTA!
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Although i know i could side-load the may update, i am curious of the underling cause for not receiving the update regularly. Are OTA-updates supposed to hit you the day they are announced or is this somehow region-depended?
voidvertigo said:
Although i know i could side-load the may update, i am curious of the underling cause for not receiving the update regularly. Are OTA-updates supposed to hit you the day they are announced or is this somehow region-depended?
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I got my update few days ago and seems like i always get updates 2 week "late". Google rolls out the patches in batches (nice rythm )
HI i have the same problems.My phone cannot receive may security patch!i have vodafone maybe the problem is this??Any solutions?
stelakakis said:
HI i have the same problems.My phone cannot receive may security patch!i have vodafone maybe the problem is this??Any solutions?
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Usually, Google does staged rollouts which takes awhile. You could do ADB Sideload. Download then ADB Sideload the MTC19T zip OTA image from Google:
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/ota
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Hey dudes,
Is there a possibility to root a Nexus 5X with Dev Preview 5 easily? I wouldn't experiment much on my Nexus 5X and want to have a quite easy way to root the Device.
Thanks!
- Chris K.
Unlock the bootloader and use CF-AUTO ROOT
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3206930
https://autoroot.chainfire.eu
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If your drive is encrypted you cannot root without losing all your data. You will have to save your data and files for restoration after rooting.
ashokabs said:
If your drive is encrypted you cannot root without losing all your data. You will have to save your data and files for restoration after rooting.
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Wrong. See the post above yours.
Also flashing an old vendor image makes TWRP work even if the phone is encrypted. So one could flash TWRP, an old vendor image, SuperSU, then the correct vendor image.
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PiousInquisitor said:
Wrong. See the post above yours.
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Wouldn´t CF_Autoroot wipe \data?
Im asking, because I don´t want to test it, since my last backup is from before Preview 3 and I dont want to loose my data
Argeddion said:
Wouldn´t CF_Autoroot wipe \data?
Im asking, because I don´t want to test it, since my last backup is from before Preview 3 and I dont want to loose my data
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No, it does not. But you should back up your data anyway.
Edit: are you encrypted? It may wipe your data. You may want to do the other method I described.
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Argeddion said:
Wouldn´t CF_Autoroot wipe \data?
Im asking, because I don´t want to test it, since my last backup is from before Preview 3 and I dont want to loose my data
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You may want to use the other method I described. It will fit sure not wipe your data.
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PiousInquisitor said:
Edit: are you encrypted?
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Yes, otherwise Twrp would do
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You may want to use the other method I described. It will fit sure not wipe your data.
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Thank you. I will try it
dog121 said:
Unlock the bootloader and use CF-AUTO ROOT
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3206930
https://autoroot.chainfire.eu
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Does this work with the final version of Nougat?
It does work, but Android pay will not if you use it. Atleast that was my experience.
For sh!ts and giggles I unrooted (by flashing dp5 with the -w flag removed) then rerooted with CF-Autoroot and it didnt wipe /data. Just thought Id post this for anyone else that may have the same question.
Can you install custom kernels without a custom recovery?
Smultie said:
Can you install custom kernels without a custom recovery?
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Some yes. Download the kernel zip you want to install and unzip it. If it contains the boot.img then flash that with fastboot.
Though now that twrp works with encrypted phones on N there isn't a good reason not to use it.
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PiousInquisitor said:
Some yes. Download the kernel zip you want to install and unzip it. If it contains the boot.img then flash that with fastboot.
Though now that twrp works with encrypted phones on N there isn't a good reason not to use it.
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TWRP (from their website) works normally on encrypted N? Cool!
Smultie said:
TWRP (from their website) works normally on encrypted N? Cool!
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Yes, the version released today.
https://dl.twrp.me/bullhead/
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PiousInquisitor said:
Yes, the version released today.
https://dl.twrp.me/bullhead/
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Awesome, thanks man!
PiousInquisitor said:
Yes, the version released today.
https://dl.twrp.me/bullhead/
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And u don't even need to fast boot it if u have root u can use flashify to install the twrp .IMG...
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PiousInquisitor said:
Yes, the version released today.
https://dl.twrp.me/bullhead/
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I tried -1 on my encrypted phone, two issues:
1) TWRP doesn't stick. It will revert to stock recovery after 1-2 restarts.
2) Flashing SU doesn't work. Get's an error due to the encryption.
pkadavid said:
I tried -1 on my encrypted phone, two issues:
1) TWRP doesn't stick. It will revert to stock recovery after 1-2 restarts.
2) Flashing SU doesn't work. Get's an error due to the encryption.
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Did you allow twrp to make modifications to the system (prompt at first boot into recovery)? Is your system set to require a pin/password/pattern at boot?
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Yes, the version released today.
https://dl.twrp.me/bullhead/
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are you sure this twrp works on Nougat mate?!!
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Did you allow twrp to make modifications to the system (prompt at first boot into recovery)? Is your system set to require a pin/password/pattern at boot?
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TWRP didn't prompt me to allow modifications at first boot into recovery.
No, not set to require any type of pw at boot.
Just a quick question, as you know guys this week Google will release the new update 7.1.1 patch. as I rooted my device I won't be able to download OTA update! I already have the TWRP, EX Kernel and I don't want to lose them. Now, Is it possible to flash the new 7.1.1 update via TWRP without losing the root? if so, How?
thanks in advance for your help
As far as I know, the phone won't accept the update with your phone modified.
thecarp1975 said:
As far as I know, the phone won't accept the update with your phone modified.
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Ohh really!!
I don't want to start over do everything again. I wish there is a way to apply the update without losing the root and the other stuff!
MoMo131 said:
Ohh really!!
I don't want to start over do everything again. I wish there is a way to apply the update without losing the root and the other stuff!
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Not really. Your probably going to have to fastboot flash or side load the update.
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Have you considered just flashing the WETA ROM 1.1 which is based on the update that will be released ? I am running it with twrp, elemental kernel ON bootloader unlocked VERIZON phone . Everything works perfect. V4A is an added bonus .
Trijunction said:
Have you considered just flashing the WETA ROM 1.1 which is based on the update that will be released ? I am running it with twrp, elemental kernel ON bootloader unlocked VERIZON phone . Everything works perfect. V4A is an added bonus .
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Umm yeah, that ROM is not based off 7.1.1. it is was based off some random j update that is still just 7.1
zandander said:
Not really. Your probably going to have to fastboot flash or side load the update.
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sound good!, Now do if I sideload or fastboot the update will lose the root?
Yeah. You'll have to re root.
I'm pretty sure anyways. Root is part of boot partition now I believe and when you flash the factory boot it's going to erase root
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zandander said:
Yeah. You'll have to re root.
I'm pretty sure anyways. Root is part of boot partition now I believe and when you flash the factory boot it's going to erase root
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thanks
7.1.1 OTA just sideloaded to my Pixel XL.
Includes:
Double-Tap to Wake
Lift to Wake
Wifi Calling - "Roaming Preference = Wifi" Option on Verizon
Off to re-root.
Nice!
Has anyone got this update OTA yet? I checked a couple times today but not yet for me.
Okmed said:
Has anyone got this update OTA yet? I checked a couple times today but not yet for me.
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Give it a week or so
Hey guys,
I am on stock NDE63V (no root, stock recovery and kernel). Can I sideload NMF26O right away or need to install NDE63X first and then NMF26O?
gerikss said:
Hey guys,
I am on stock NDE63V (no root, stock recovery and kernel). Can I sideload NMF26O right away or need to install NDE63X first and then NMF26O?
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V and X are the same (X more for Verizon)...you can sideload no problem
You must TWRP Backup (Untouched System Image + Boot) before rooting your phone frist time
Then every time OTA realesed you
1- restore that backup
2- flash original recovery
3- update system
4- flash TWRP
5-Rooting device
Thats it
We can side load updates while being completely stock?
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DirgeExtinction said:
We can side load updates while being completely stock?
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Yes. And you can still have the bootloader locked and side load via adb
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Bofahad said:
You must TWRP Backup (Untouched System Image + Boot) before rooting your phone frist time
Then every time OTA realesed you
1- restore that backup
2- flash original recovery
3- update system
4- flash TWRP
5-Rooting device
Thats it
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Bofahad, is there a difference between TWRP backup and Titanium pro backup? which one is better? I usually use the Titanium Backup.
MoMo131 said:
Bofahad, is there a difference between TWRP backup and Titanium pro backup? which one is better? I usually use the Titanium Backup.
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Titanium backup is just for your apps etc. Twrp backs up your entire device so you can restore it later.
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Okmed said:
Has anyone got this update OTA yet? I checked a couple times today but not yet for me.
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I just got it.
I'm not rooted and my bootloader is still locked.
knitler said:
I'm not rooted and my bootloader is still locked.
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I am assuming a Google phone.
You can drop out of the beta and you should get an OTA to take you back. However last I heard from others they are still waiting on their OTA. So that might require waiting a bit.
Anything else will wipe the phone. Unlocking it will trigger a wipe. If you are already unlocked you could do it....But you are not.
Everything you mentioned will wipe the device. The is no way to go back manually. The only way not to force wipe the phone is to wait for the release version of. 2 in a few months.
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Is 7.1.2 as awful as 7.1.1 was?
You'll need to wait for the mysterious OTA after you unenroll. That's your only option being that your bootloader is locked.
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knitler said:
I'm not rooted and my bootloader is still locked.
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No. End of discussion.
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