i installed the android 11 update through choose update package in update settings, can i rollback to android 10 with the same method?
jeuxtype said:
i installed the android 11 update through choose update package in update settings, can i rollback to android 10 with the same method?
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No and I wouldn't advise it even if it worked. During Android upgrade there are some updates to critical partitions which are not compatible with previous Android version and downgrade would most probably result in a soft brick.
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So I have TWRP installed and would like to update to the latest version for it. I'm on 5.0.1 LWX48P. What are the steps involved to get to the latest...at this point it won't even connect to the new version of Android Wear.
Beeko said:
So I have TWRP installed and would like to update to the latest version for it. I'm on 5.0.1 LWX48P. What are the steps involved to get to the latest...at this point it won't even connect to the new version of Android Wear.
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You can only use the OTA.zip update files if you have the stock recovery on your watch.
I am not sure if you can use the Sony PC Companion software to update the watch if you have TWRP on it. It might be worth a try.
Hello! I updated my 5x to android 8.1. But I would like to downgrade angain to android 6.0.1 because I think I can control better the battery life with xposed.
Is possible downgrade it safely?
Thanks!
https://developers.google.com/android/images
Accept the terms and conditions, then find your device, Nexus 5x Bullhead. Download 6.0.1 factory image and use flash all. That way you will be safe as you flash everything, bootloader, recovery, radio and the factory image. Then you can root and do whatever you like.
Meemo23 said:
https://developers.google.com/android/images
Accept the terms and conditions, then find your device, Nexus 5x Bullhead. Download 6.0.1 factory image and use flash all. That way you will be safe as you flash everything, bootloader, recovery, radio and the factory image. Then you can root and do whatever you like.
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Thanks! But I did the question for the rollback protection. I read that I couldn't downgrade android 8.1
Navalon said:
Thanks! But I did the question for the rollback protection. I read that I couldn't downgrade android 8.1
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you can downgrade to any version you like if you're on 8.1 you just need to remember the current password pin or paternt you have in 8.1 and xposed is released for 7.1.2 so you can downgrade to that version and control the battery with this mod
kastik4 said:
you can downgrade to any version you like if you're on 8.1 you just need to remember the current password pin or paternt you have in 8.1 and xposed is released for 7.1.2 so you can downgrade to that version and control the battery with this mod
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Thank you!
I flashed 7.1.2 and I think MM is better for me. What do you think about android 6,7 or 8?
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I tried manual installing of Android Q but i get these error
By using ADB Sideload
E: Update Package is older than the current build, expected a build newer to than timestamp 1566811918 but package has timestamp 1564731606 and downgrading not allowed.
ErrorCode: kPayloadTimestampError
By using from SDCard
Failed to mount /sdcard: No such file or directory
KarthikPonnam said:
Hello
I tried manual installing of Android Q but i get these error
By using ADB Sideload
E: Update Package is older than the current build, expected a build newer to than timestamp 1566811918 but package has timestamp 1564731606 and downgrading not allowed.
ErrorCode: kPayloadTimestampError
By using from SDCard
Failed to mount /sdcard: No such file or directory
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You can't downgrade from Q Beta to Stable via OTA. You will need some sort of factory image (in .nb0 format) to restore the Pie stable firmware via Nokia Online Service Tool.
According to Juho Sarvikas (CPO, HMD Global), the stable Android 10 update has already started rolling out. IMO, beta users should be getting it first.
DJBhardwaj said:
You can't downgrade from Q Beta to Stable via OTA. You will need some sort of factory image (in .nb0 format) to restore the Pie stable firmware via Nokia Online Service Tool.
According to Juho Sarvikas (CPO, HMD Global), the stable Android 10 update has already started rolling out. IMO, beta users should be getting it first.
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I am not downgrading I Want to move from Android Pie to Android 10
Any ways as i heard Android 10 is rolled out to all
Waiting for it
KarthikPonnam said:
I am not downgrading I Want to move from Android Pie to Android 10
Any ways as i heard Android 10 is rolled out to all
Waiting for it
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Sorry that I got it wrong. :fingers-crossed:
Yes, just keep checking for it. BTW, would it be possible for you to capture the URL of the OTA package? It would be helpful for others who'd want to install it manually.
So recently I've moved from android 9 to 10 . I started from scratch and I used Odin to flash BL AP CSC and home file . Is there any way to root and use TWRP in the new android 10 ????
chobakk said:
So recently I've moved from android 9 to 10 . I started from scratch and I used Odin to flash BL AP CSC and home file . Is there any way to root and use TWRP in the new android 10 ????
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flash twrp then flash magisk and your phone will have root; However, you can't decrypt internal storage (internal storage in twrp won't be accessible, force encryption disabler works on android 9 not 10).
also lockscreen and biometrics won't work, you can't set a lock/pin/fingerprint on your device (fix for biometrics works on android 9 not 10)
so i don't know if you want to stay on android 10, i rolled back to android 9 till there's a fix for the issues above.
dope77 said:
flash twrp then flash magisk and your phone will have root; However, you can't decrypt internal storage (internal storage in twrp won't be accessible, force encryption disabler works on android 9 not 10).
also lockscreen and biometrics won't work, you can't set a lock/pin/fingerprint on your device (fix for biometrics works on android 9 not 10)
so i don't know if you want to stay on android 10, i rolled back to android 9 till there's a fix for the issues above.
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How can i downgrade j610f from android 10 to android 9?
fatiheren said:
How can i downgrade j610f from android 10 to android 9?
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which bootloader/security patch you have? if you're on S5 or U5 you can downgrade, if not you're stuck on android 10
I installed the October update in the settings app on my pixel 6 pro, and updated to android 13 the same way. Are both my slots on Android 13 or do I still need to flash the October OTA via adb?
w_tapper said:
I installed the October update in the settings app on my pixel 6 pro, and updated to android 13 the same way. Are both my slots on Android 13 or do I still need to flash the October OTA via adb?
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If you mean you updated to A13 (September) via OTA through System Update in settings and then updated to October the same way, then you should have A13 on both slots.
so does that mean that the bricked thing and having to send to google has no chance of happening now?
Lughnasadh said:
If you mean you updated to A13 (September) via OTA through System Update in settings and then updated to October the same way, then you should have A13 on both slots.
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w_tapper said:
so does that mean that the bricked thing and having to send to google has no chance of happening now?
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If that is how you updated, then correct. Each time you update via OTA it updates to the opposite slot you are on. Since you updated twice like this, both slots should have A13 on them and you should be fine.