Does anyone have Android 8.0 Klyde software available? Installed SuperSU and updated the binary to be stuck at car logo now... Dont have TWRP installed (stupid mistake i know...) so would like it to be back to what it was. If not ill install anything to get it working again...
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Hi All,
I recently purchased a Nexus 7 (2013). Its my first Android device and so far I've been really enjoying using it.
I managed to root it and installed Multi-rom. I have two roms on it. Stock 4.4.2 and another Kali based rom.
Anyway recently I saw an update for 4.4.3 and I tried to install it from my stock 4.4.2 rom ( I'm thinking this was a mistake?)
Anyway it download and the booted into recovery mode. I wasn't sure what to do and I just rebooted it again and opened up my Stock image.
The issue is now I cannot turn on Wifi for some reason. From the Wireless conections page it just says 'turning on wifi' but never does. If I boot into my other rom wifi works fine.
The version of Android on the stock rom still says 4.4.2. My Kernel version is 3.4.0-g80964c2 and the build number is KOT49H.
I'm kind of new to all of this and don't know how to proceed. If anyone could help me it would be very much appreciated.
Cheers.
MarcG
Just use this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2389107
It will even download the correct images for you.
k3lcior said:
Just use this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2389107
It will even download the correct images for you.
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Thanks k3lcior!
I guess I can use this to get back to a clean known state with the 'Flash Stock + Unroot' option.
However I was wondering is there a way to update my internal ROM when I've got multirom installed? Trying to update from within 4.4.2 seems to have gotten me into this mess in the first place, so I'm trying to learn how I should update my internal stock rom in the future?
cheers.
I have no idea as i've never used MultiRom so dont want to speculate.
Afraid of if I installed the wrong version, it would only boot stay in the logo picture,
There were barely any thread about p607 4.4.4,
So please HELP,I am dying to flash sth in.
My build number KTU84P.P607TUVUANJ4
Kernel version 3.4.0-2962553
Device already rooted
MANY THANKS
should the same as the other builds. if something goes wrong just make sure you have the Odin file to go back.
Hello, I have a Nexus 7 2013 and I love it. One of the main reasons I got this tablet is because it is a flagship Google device and it could run custom ROMs well. I want to throw Kali Pwn pad on it. When I flashed Kali, it looked like it flash successfully, but when it started it would just hang on the Google screen. Since KitKat was the latest edition of KitKat when pwnpad was launched, I decided I should try to flash stock KitKat and see what happens, it appeared like it flashed right, but when my tablet started it would still hang on the Google logo. I also tried to flash CM 11, and still the same thing happened. Every ROM I flash that is based on 4.4 hangs on the Google logo. The farthest I am able to downgrade is Android 5.0.0. My tablet came with 5.0.1 out of the box. I am currently running CM 12.1-20150814 Nightly. Another note, the only recovery I can get working TWRP MultiRom, the other verisions of TWRP (along with CWM) cant mount anything. My goal here is to get either Pwnpad or Nethunter (Nethunter would just hang on the Nexus animation, but I don't think I had enough patience that evening to let it run) installed.
Thank you for your help
Ditto!
Bump!
my device is currently on 5.0.2. i'm unable to downgrade to any Factory Image below that. any info will be helpful.
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OK here is what I found. Yes you can downgrade to KitKat, if you flash this bootloader (attached) after you install your KitKat based ROM. I was able to get Kitkat NetHunter running on a deodexed ASOP ROM. The only recovery I could get running with it is the Multi-rom TWRP recovery, don't get it from the Multi-rom app, just flash the attached recovery. The weird thing is that I bought this tablet directly from Amazon, not Groupon. All talbets coming from Groupon seem to be having the TWRP mounting and the downgrading issues. I notice also that my tablet has a leaking screen. I have taken this tablet to Haiti in mid July. That might be part of the problem, but I think it is a factory defect. I bought the tablet at the start of July.
Link to the bootloader: http://www.mediafire.com/download/2s6c91j26sk9vn6/boot.img
Link to the recovery: http://www.mediafire.com/download/6hfc7yfww372lq3/TWRP_multirom_flo_201503281.img
Hi Guys,
so this morning my SW3 told me there was a system update, cool, so i said yes to the update and let it do its thing.
on coming back, the os version was still the same (LDZ22D) which i thought was odd.
I then did a search and found that there was indeed a new version out (LCA43) and thought something sus was afoot.
I got the twrp from this post http://forum.xda-developers.com/smartwatch-3/development/lwx49k-rooting-easy-t3107501 and booted from twrp
i then pushed the rom i downloaded form here http://www.xperiablog.net/2015/08/2...-update-lca43-intros-interactive-watch-faces/ and promptly tried to flash it like i would any custom rom i would normally flash on any of my other android devices.
I got an error, saying it was expecting "test keys" from a LAZ22D device or a LWX49K device, and that I had LRX22G test keys.
I also tried an ADB sideload which also didn't work.
Am i doing something wrong? Has anyone else ever encountered this?
Full disclosure, I also installed supersu a few months ago, but have had many factory resets since then (new roms on the paired fone) which i wouldn't have thought was an issue?
Cheers for any help you can give
That update only works on stock recovery. Go to my rollback thread and install the complete system of 5.0.1. I put links and directions to all the files. Then roll forward.
Thanks for that @lekofraggle, but I found an easier option, install Sony companion software, reflash "latest" firmware (apparently LAZ22D) then sideload the original update zip. Worked just fine. Just to clarify, I never flashed twrp, just hot booted from it, wondering if root did break ota...
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Yes, root breaks most otas, but adb sideload usually works. Glad it was simpler than my doomsday thoughts.
I'm in Canada if it matters.
I bought this around last christmas once I heard root is no longer possible.
Luckily, I got a rootable one.
I followed the directions, and rooted it and installed a rooted version of 51.1.4.1_user_514013920.
I also have rbox 1.0 boot menu at the beginning where I can choose boot kernel, or recovery.
Also, I vaguely remember adb'ing and doing a couple things to block updates, and stuff.
Now, the problem is, since then, LITERALLY, I have not touched it.
I remember I really wanted it rooted so I can attach and external HDD for media.
I would like to fully update it and keep it rooted and install kodi, etc...
I was wondering if someone can give me a starting point and place to direct me to so I don't ruin my FTV please.
Thanks!
Edit:
I think I figured most of it out.
I already have the latest CWM since it hasn't updated since jan/feb or so when I did the update to this box.
Also, has rbox's 1.0 boot menu.
I just adb'd the latest rooted rom from Rbox, and am about to dust off the wireless K400 kb to update through CWM.
After that I need to figure out how to install Kodi and whatever can play the jays game coming up!