in on nightly build is it possible to revert back to stable build pf cm7?
sillyshyme said:
in on nightly build is it possible to revert back to stable build pf cm7?
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Yes, but next time please ask questions like this in the thread for the rom that you want to switch to as this question did not warrant the starting of a new thread! We already have way to many threads like this cluttering up the forums!
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ok sorry. So all I do is boot into recover and wipe cache then install?
sillyshyme said:
ok sorry. So all I do is boot into recover and wipe cache then install?
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For me I leave it on charge and at 100% I boot into recovery wipe cache, devlik cache, then factory reset but you may get buy without having to do factory reset since although different it still is cm 7 but if you don't factory reset and it won't boot do a factory reset then it should boot
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Maybe a stupid question,but i must ask-does the cm7 or miui supports dual memory (i have sd card plugged in)?
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dulexetina said:
Maybe a stupid question,but i must ask-does the cm7 or miui supports dual memory (i have sd card plugged in)?
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It does support them but not as a blur rom does cm7 puts internal under mnt/emmc and I think miui best I remember is the opposite. But mods can be done to switch them.
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Hi I have one doubt in upgrade.
If I installed any one ICS build after that how can I upgrade to next build without flash?
Is it possible...
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Put the new build.zip in your sd, reboot the phone, blue light and stock recovery...
It's pretty intuitive then.
This is also similar to flash...I know this one other method? Becoz every time have to install software
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madhavandeffy said:
This is also similar to flash...I know this one other method? Becoz every time have to install software
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You dont need to do a wipe!!
I made a How To on the bugreport/questions thread... read that...(That is the only way!)
And Huge thanks for making this thread in dev section! really appreciate what u did!!
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Questions do not go in the Dev section
Thanks for your support
So No NEED TO WIPE data and cache? Am i right?
So no need to install applications again?
Wipe cache and dalvik cache but not data, and u keep your apps.
http://download.cyanogenmod.com/get/update-cm-7.2.0-RC1-olympus-signed.zip
I've only downloaded 10mb and I have 4hrs left.
Atrix_Owner said:
I've only downloaded 10mb and I have 4hrs left.
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Their site's really slow right now, their servers are probably getting hammered by tons of people with tons of phones trying to get the RC.
Yea its was taking 2 or 3 hours to download
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Mirror
There is a mirror here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1325943&page=92
why dont they use torrents?
Sorry for the noob question, but what does RC means??
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djluis48 said:
Sorry for the noob question, but what does RC means??
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it means release candidate
installed last night, no issues other than the xda app isn't listed in the market while searching on the device. no idea why, just found/installed an apk.
Xda for some reason has been removed from the play store temporarily. Search forums for more on this
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I downloaded it from the CM site and installed it this morning ... ADW kept force closing and the ROM was ultimately unusable. I went back to the nightly and everything is working well.
IUH1991 said:
I downloaded it from the CM site and installed it this morning ... ADW kept force closing and the ROM was ultimately unusable. I went back to the nightly and everything is working well.
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Have had no problems with this build at all. Did you do a full wipe prior to flashing? (And I don't mean just a fastboot -w or wiping Dalvik, userdata, and cache).
IUH1991 said:
I downloaded it from the CM site and installed it this morning ... ADW kept force closing and the ROM was ultimately unusable. I went back to the nightly and everything is working well.
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Wipe, wipe, wipe before flashing. Fix permissions also.
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Any good reason to use this vs the latest weekly ?? Also, how did you find the download link ?? I was looking on the Cyanogen main page and couldn't find the Atrix at all. Must be blind ...
mobileweasel said:
Any good reason to use this vs the latest weekly ?? Also, how did you find the download link ?? I was looking on the Cyanogen main page and couldn't find the Atrix at all. Must be blind ...
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http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?device=olympus
CaelanT said:
Have had no problems with this build at all. Did you do a full wipe prior to flashing? (And I don't mean just a fastboot -w or wiping Dalvik, userdata, and cache).
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No, I assumed that a full wipe wasn't necessary if going from a nightly.
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mobileweasel said:
Any good reason to use this vs the latest weekly ?? Also, how did you find the download link ?? I was looking on the Cyanogen main page and couldn't find the Atrix at all. Must be blind ...
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Atrix = Olympus
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IUH1991 said:
No, I assumed that a full wipe wasn't necessary if going from a nightly.
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Sometimes you are just better off doing a full wipe as a sanitary precaution.
Updated earlier. Didnt wipe. Absolutely no problems. I actually never wipe from one version of CM to the next. I guess that's probably not a good thing. But, I've never had any problems.
I ran a full wipe and am loving the update so far
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Ok I can't find anything to answer this question. Therefore I am asking, because I just don't believe this has been asked be4. I am running Revolution HD 6.3.1. My phone(HTC INSPIRE 4G) sometimes just slows down to a halt. It started about a week ago. I have uninstalled a good many apps, and cleared plenty of space. Prior to rooting, and flashing I had this problem and restoring to factory setting fixed this. Ok now that I've explained that, the Rom(as stated above) I'm on has the option to do this. I want to know if I do this if it will "restore back to just flashed condition" although it says factory condition, but Is a flashed ROM. Will it just simply put, brick my device, or reinstall the Rom as if I had just flashed it. Thanks ahead of time.
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Ir you factory reset the phone you will get stuck in the splash screen. If you want to go back to stock, the restore a backup from CWM or flash a stock Rom from CWM. Factory reset does not work in custom roms...
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Thanks for that response. I'm not interested in stock at all. I just wanted to know if it would work. Root and flashed Roms are always smoother, even if some of them have bumps. Truthfully I'm waiting on a RC Rom from Existz, as I just want a stock android experience
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In CWM wipe data and cache and it should be some sort of factory reset.
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johrie said:
In CWM wipe data and cache and it should be some sort of factory reset.
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this will restore original behavior of rom?
dmytrop said:
this will restore original behavior of rom?
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Thats what the man said.
Status bar disappeared and I get a message saying android UI has stopped working. I did a factory restart but still no difference.
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Might be time to change ROMs, did that ROM used to work and only now doing it?
orangekid said:
Might be time to change ROMs
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boy, that escalated quickly.
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I think he should tell us the last thing he did before the error's occurrence. @5warafat1 What was the last thing you had done before this error appeared?
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boy, that escalated quickly.
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I think he should tell us the last thing he did before the error's occurrence. @5warafat1 What was the last thing you had done before this error appeared?
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lol, yeah I suppose it did.
I think I inferred that this was at the inception of the flash, and not something that just started happening.
He did factory reset and it is still doing it, which tells me it must just be the ROM.
Re: Status bar disappeared
Didn't do anything. I think i just tried to open an app and it suddenly closed and I got this error message, then status bar went.
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5warafat1 said:
Didn't do anything. I think i just tried to open an app and it suddenly closed and I got this error message, then status bar went.
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You could try to just dirty flash your existing ROM, or is this an SD ROM?
Its not on SD its on nand
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5warafat1 said:
Its not on SD its on nand
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i would try what orangekid said
then if it stll doesnt come back.. backup the apks you dont want to download
again and do a fresh install
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Its not on SD its on nand
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Yeah dirty flash the same ROM, that should fix any system stuff that got corrupted while leaving your apps / data intact.
What do you mean by dirty flash sorry
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5warafat1 said:
What do you mean by dirty flash sorry
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Flash the same rom again from recovery without wiping anything.
Edit: I was too late.
I wouldn't want to flash a rom because in the past I nearly ended up bricking my phone. I got Android on this phone through someone else. Isn't there another way around this, something more simple
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5warafat1 said:
I wouldn't want to flash a rom because in the past I nearly ended up bricking my phone. I got Android on this phone through someone else. Isn't there another way around this, something more simple
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Nope.
Since the problem originated without apparent reason, we don't know what caused it; we can't really tell you how to fix it without a re-flash.
And by the way, you can never brick your phone through CWM. So just re-flash the ROM. Besides, that "someone" had already done the hard part. He installed everything for you, now you just need to put the zip on your sdcard, boot into recovery and "install zip from sdcard".
So can i install any rom or just the same one and is there any thread on this.
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5warafat1 said:
So can i install any rom or just the same one and is there any thread on this.
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You can flash any ROM and you will not brick your phone. You literally cannot brick an HD2 with anything android related, ONLY with radio stuff and WM6.5, so just read up on how to flash one and flash another ROM.
orangekid said:
He did factory reset and it is still doing it,
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if something has been installed into the system partition, then it will still be there after a hard reset. Example, if you install a data2ext script, then do a hard reset, it will still be there when the phone restarts.
samsamuel said:
if something has been installed into the system partition, then it will still be there after a hard reset. Example, if you install a data2ext script, then do a hard reset, it will still be there when the phone restarts.
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Yeah, that's why I told him to dirty flash the same ROM, but he has no clue which ROM he flashed, so at this point I think he should just find a ROM he thinks he'll like and clean flash it.
As long as he's messing with Android he can't do any actual harm.
5warafat1 said:
So can i install any rom or just the same one and is there any thread on this.
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What I meant is, you can install your previous ROM without having to do anything to your device aside of putting the previous ROM on the sd and flashing.
However, that DOES NOT mean you can install any other ROM without modifying the partitions.
And yes, there's a thread for this, it's called search.
P.S: Pay attention to the italicized keywords.
Do this as the easiest thing,
go to settings > about phone, and scroll all the way till you see the kernel version and build version.
Take a screenshot of that and upload it if you can.
This will tell us what ROM you have and you can dirty flash it.
What is the cleanest way to upgrade for Smoothest Rom? I've read its just cleaning cache and dalvic but for others I also read factory resetting makes it so its completely cleaned before upgrading?
So which way is the "cleanest" way to upgrade?
I just wiped both caches and then upgraded to smoothest 5.1. Is this gonna cause problems later?
Please help
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iamjerry123 said:
Please help
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Whenever I flash a new rom I always:
Wipe both caches and then Factory Reset
Then I flash the new ROM, it's always a safer bet too.
ronnie498 said:
Whenever I flash a new rom I always:
Wipe both caches and then Factory Reset
Then I flash the new ROM, it's always a safer bet too.
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I do the same and it always works.
The absolute cleanest way to upgrade will always be to format system and data as well as cache before flashing. When you're just updating top a new version of the same ROM, though, that usually isn't necessary.
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