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First the Galaxy Tab and now we can have the 3.2 Honeycomb Xoom.
Big Thanks to mdj and the rest of the virtuous team we already have HC3.2 Cheers guys for your fantastic work
Enjoy
Check out the link!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1167391
MJ-12
I'm tempted to try that out since I'm still not getting the 3.1 update here. I hope I don't screw anything up while installing it, though.
WereCatf said:
I'm tempted to try that out since I'm still not getting the 3.1 update here. I hope I don't screw anything up while installing it, though.
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Just follow the instructions carefully and you will be fine.
Its not that hard really,
1. Root your device
2. Install Acer Recovery Installer from Market
3. Install the Clockwork image IN THE Acer Recovery Installer
4. Download the wished custom rom and place it in your EXTERNAL SD CARD
5. Enter Acer Recovery Installey either via the App itself which has the option 'enter recovery' or turn off your device and press Power and Volume - together until the recovery appears or the text in the upper left corner.
6. Once in recovery use the volume and power buttons to navigate. First highlight and press Wipe data/factory reset and then do the the same for Wipe Cache Partition.
7. Navigate to Install zip from External SD Card, enter and navigate to the zip file and press enter (power button is enter)
And thats it. Here is a video of clockwork and how to do it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hG-Sj6ej_bA&feature=player_embedded#at=254
You forgot one of the vital steps.....do a FULL backup in CWM first. Absolutely essential.
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and also
use ACER RECOVERY INSTALLER it's much more easy
TFordham said:
You forgot one of the vital steps.....do a FULL backup in CWM first. Absolutely essential.
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Hi I have a quick question regarding this I am hoping you can help me. Am I able to only restore the system.img, boot.img and recover.img; I don't want/need to restore the app.img (I think that's what is called). Can I do this via CWM?
vince1979 said:
Hi I have a quick question regarding this I am hoping you can help me. Am I able to only restore the system.img, boot.img and recover.img; I don't want/need to restore the app.img (I think that's what is called). Can I do this via CWM?
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Yes. Just used Advanced Backup/Restore.
FloatingFatMan said:
Yes. Just used Advanced Backup/Restore.
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Thanks...do I have to flash the recovery.img via the Acer Recovery Installer first?
vince1979 said:
Thanks...do I have to flash the recovery.img via the Acer Recovery Installer first?
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Do that last, as you want itsmagic to calculate checksums.
Personally, though.. Why replace it? I'd leave CWM on there.
FloatingFatMan said:
Do that last, as you want itsmagic to calculate checksums.
Personally, though.. Why replace it? I'd leave CWM on there.
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Thanks again! I thought it was mandatory to replace the recovery image; but if it's not then I'd rather leave CWM. You're a good man! Thanks for the help.
My apologies guys, I wrote the whole thing pretty fast.
I actually meant Acer Recovery Installer (thats where you can boot into Recovery), I got confused.
Thanks for adding the info.
Cheers.
Are custom roms on this tab....particularly this 3.2 rom worth a try..?? I'm on stock 3.1 ota......
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vari9 said:
Are custom roms on this tab....particularly this 3.2 rom worth a try..?? I'm on stock 3.1 ota......
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For me def yes, But I went back to the virtuous galaxy rom after trying 3.2, the galaxy rom is just to smooth and pretty
Well, I finally took the plunge and installed it. Haven't played with it yet, but I have to admit that the installation went painlessly
When you do a full backup using cwm, does it backup everthing..? Like a complete image of the device in which you restore and everthing is back..? Or is it just a backup of the Operating System. Thanks
good question
shaun298 said:
When you do a full backup using cwm, does it backup everthing..? Like a complete image of the device in which you restore and everthing is back..? Or is it just a backup of the Operating System. Thanks
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Full backup stores everything, including all your settings, installed applications and so on. I just tried it myself earlier because I didn't find the answer elsewhere
Here's a question that I asked back when I was using Virtuous Galaxy and definitely applies with Virtuous Xoom: Is it possible to successfully use the Motorola Xoom recovery found in Rom Manager? I flashed it but have not had the guts to use it within Rom Manager (sticking with Acer Recovery). Thanks and sorry if it is a dumb question. BTW, I love Virtuous Xoom at least as much as Virtuous Picasso and more than Virtuous Galaxy! I upgraded from 1.0.7 to 1.1.0 with only wipes of cache and Dalvik Cache......so far so great!
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shaun298 said:
When you do a full backup using cwm, does it backup everthing..? Like a complete image of the device in which you restore and everthing is back..? Or is it just a backup of the Operating System. Thanks
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I've done it a few times and it backs up everything, apps and settings and all. It makes it really easy to revert to a previous setup if you don't like the rom you just installed.
wayne8821212 said:
Here's a question that I asked back when I was using Virtuous Galaxy and definitely applies with Virtuous Xoom: Is it possible to successfully use the Motorola Xoom recovery found in Rom Manager? I flashed it but have not had the guts to use it within Rom Manager (sticking with Acer Recovery). Thanks and sorry if it is a dumb question. BTW, I love Virtuous Xoom at least as much as Virtuous Picasso and more than Virtuous Galaxy! I upgraded from 1.0.7 to 1.1.0 with only wipes of cache and Dalvik Cache......so far so great!
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DO NOT USE ROM MANAGER OR YOU WILL BRICK YOUR TABLET!
The A500 uses a checksum to validate its ROM. This checksum must be recalculated when you flash and we use the "itsmagic" program to do it. Only the A500 custom version of Clockwork Mod runs that automatically. If you flash with anything else, and itsmagic isn't run, you'll have an expensive tea tray.
Just was wondering. I'm more used to what clockworkmod has so I figured it would be easier to install that instead. But I wanted to make sure it was supported before I went ahead and installed it. Anyone know?
Yes. ClockworkMod works just fine on the Kindle Fiya. there is no looking back now.
androidcues said:
Yes. ClockworkMod works just fine on the Kindle Fiya. there is no looking back now.
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awesome. so i'm ok with installing it straight from rom manager right?
i'm a little paranoid bc a lot of people seem to be posting about bricking their fires.
Unknown. But if you follow the "bricked fire" threads, you'll see that most people find ways to get them back. So I think a lot of folks are at times stuck, but not truly bricked. I think the most common problem, and the one that bit me too - is being stuck in fastboot and therefore having the device not accessible by adb. And they, like me, panic a bit and think they've bricked it. Granted, I'm sure there are ways of truly bricking it, but as long as you're patient, I think KFU and the fastboot command can get you out of most problems.
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Unknown. But if you follow the "bricked fire" threads, you'll see that most people find ways to get them back. So I think a lot of folks are at times stuck, but not truly bricked. I think the most common problem, and the one that bit me too - is being stuck in fastboot and therefore having the device not accessible by adb. And they, like me, panic a bit and think they've bricked it. Granted, I'm sure there are ways of truly bricking it, but as long as you're patient, I think KFU and the fastboot command can get you out of most problems.
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thanks man, gonna go ahead and do it in a bit. fingers crossed .
Where do you find the CWM files to download?
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Bmcd37 said:
Where do you find the CWM files to download?
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it installs when you start up rom manager for the first time
EDIT: Woops, just went to install it and it says it's not officially supported yet. Anyone know where to get it?
Looks like there's more to it. Guess I'm gonna be going by this guide to install early CM9:
http://liliputing.com/2011/12/how-to-install-cyanogenmod-7-on-the-amazon-kindle-fire.html
HeliosAI said:
it installs when you start up rom manager for the first time
EDIT: Woops, just went to install it and it says it's not officially supported yet. Anyone know where to get it?
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I thought CWM required the use of hardware buttons?
HeliosAI said:
Looks like there's more to it. Guess I'm gonna be going by this guide to install early CM9:
http://liliputing.com/2011/12/how-to-install-cyanogenmod-7-on-the-amazon-kindle-fire.html
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Go to the development section. It says beta but its solid, I did most of the alpha testing for it and doom lord did the port. Is not officially supported by koush. If you know how to use fastboot, you can't fastboot flash recovery.img if u can't figure it out pm me. I'll get u going.
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smirkis said:
Go to the development section. It says beta but its solid, I did most of the alpha testing for it and doom lord did the port. Is not officially supported by koush. If you know how to use fastboot, you can't fastboot flash recovery.img if u can't figure it out pm me. I'll get u going.
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Agreed. Doomlord's CWM recovery port is awesome. It's touch based and I've tried most every feature and it seems very solid. I installed it in a much easier fashion than most... I just copied it to my SD area and used the dd command to put a copy into the recovery partition. I did this during normal operation of the Kindle.... No fastboot necessary in using that method. Neall.
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ndoren said:
Agreed. Doomlord's CWM recovery port is awesome. It's touch based and I've tried most every feature and it seems very solid. I installed it in a much easier fashion than most... I just copied it to my SD area and used the dd command to put a copy into the recovery partition. I did this during normal operation of the Kindle.... No fastboot necessary in using that method. Neall.
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That method is sketch. Fastboot is the proper way to flash a recovery. Any other way you risk trouble. Wear your rubbers and use the fastboot binary.
androidcues said:
That method is sketch. Fastboot is the proper way to flash a recovery. Any other way you risk trouble. Wear your rubbers and use the fastboot binary.
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its not sketch, just no room for error.
put recovery.img on the root of ur SD card, than open mobile terminal, than type these commands.
su (enter)
dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/block/platform/mmci-omap-hs.1/by-name/recovery (enter)
just don't mistype it, all it does is make a copy directly to the /dev folder.
this is how, rom manager actually puts cwm on ur device.
or use this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1500935
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I just rooted my new kindle that I just got today using the bin4ry method and I have the superuser app. Cool, but I have no clue where to go from here. No idea what a custom rom is or why I would even need one or any of that stuff.
Is there a starter package or some sort for first time kindle users?
The system version is 7.4.6
jman1234 said:
I just rooted my new kindle that I just got today using the bin4ry method and I have the superuser app. Cool, but I have no clue where to go from here. No idea what a custom rom is or why I would even need one or any of that stuff.
Is there a starter package or some sort for first time kindle users?
The system version is 7.4.6
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What I did for my mom's KFHD was root it, disable the OTA, and install APEX launcher.
http://www.androidpolice.com/2010/05/01/custom-roms-for-android-explained-and-why-you-want-them/ This explains custom ROMs.
Personally, I didn't install a second recovery or a custom ROM on my mom's KFHD because 1) It's not mine 2) I don't have a factory cable 3) She doesn't live with me so I won't get much troubleshooting time if something goes wrong.
She really hated the carousel feature of the stock kindle.
I used Kindle Fire First Aide, found here - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2096888 ----- ((actually I used an older version from before June))
jman1234 said:
I just rooted my new kindle that I just got today using the bin4ry method and I have the superuser app. Cool, but I have no clue where to go from here. No idea what a custom rom is or why I would even need one or any of that stuff.
Is there a starter package or some sort for first time kindle users?
The system version is 7.4.6
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I would read the beginner guide here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1552547
Then you can read about upgrading here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2271909
R1Mike said:
I would read the beginner guide here:
forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1552547
Then you can read about upgrading here:
forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2271909
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Just what I was looking for, thanks
jman1234 said:
Just what I was looking for, thanks
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You're welcome. There is a lot to read and learn.
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You're welcome. There is a lot to read and learn.
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Got another question. I'm currently reading this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2271909 and I got to the point where I'm using fireflash. I see the red lettered warning. Do I put a checkmark in the "flash kfhd7-u-boot-prod-7.2.3.bin"? and the "apply stack override" boxes?
Yes u must check that flash 7.2.3 or you will get a red screen brick and need a fastboot cable to fix.
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stunts513 said:
Yes u must check that flash 7.2.3 or you will get a red screen brick and need a fastboot cable to fix.
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Bad news.
I used fireflash (checked both boxes before installing the flash), but now my kindle always boots into the twrp menu and it won't let me install zip files. I keep getting a assert failed message. Is this something I can fix on my own, or do I need a special cable to fix it or is it screwed? I can get into fastboot (assuming it's the black screen with the fastboot text in the middle)
jman1234 said:
Bad news.
I used fireflash (checked both boxes before installing the flash), but now my kindle always boots into the twrp menu and it won't let me install zip files. I keep getting a assert failed message. Is this something I can fix on my own, or do I need a special cable to fix it or is it screwed? I can get into fastboot (assuming it's the black screen with the fastboot text in the middle)
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I don't know enough to answer your questions with me being new to this also; however, being able to still get to fastboot is good and that you can use KFFA to put an older version 7.2.3 back onto you KFHD and then retry.
jman1234 said:
Bad news.
I used fireflash (checked both boxes before installing the flash), but now my kindle always boots into the twrp menu and it won't let me install zip files. I keep getting a assert failed message. Is this something I can fix on my own, or do I need a special cable to fix it or is it screwed? I can get into fastboot (assuming it's the black screen with the fastboot text in the middle)
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Do you have verification enabled?, try to turn it off before flashing, by the way check the Mr5 of the file you downloaded....maybe it got corrupted.
sent fro my rooted kindle fire hd 7 with twerp and kinology rom installed
R1Mike said:
I don't know enough to answer your questions with me being new to this also; however, being able to still get to fastboot is good and that you can use KFFA to put an older version 7.2.3 back onto you KFHD and then retry.
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Would that be safe since the version I'm using is 7.4.6 and it's an HD 7"?
jman1234 said:
Would that be safe since the version I'm using is 7.4.6 and it's an HD 7"?
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Yes, 7.2.3 is safe to use. If you are unsure, update to 7.2.3 and wait a while and Amazon will update your KFHD to 7.4.6, and then retry. I also believe I read somewhere on the forum that 7.2.3 is better to use.
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Yes, 7.2.3 is safe to use. If you are unsure, update to 7.2.3 and wait a while and Amazon will update your KFHD to 7.4.6, and then retry. I also believe I read somewhere on the forum that 7.2.3 is better to use.
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Alright. I picked option 3 (completely restore KFHD 7.2.3) and it's currently downloading some files.
jman1234 said:
Alright. I picked option 3 (completely restore KFHD 7.2.3) and it's currently downloading some files.
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Let us know how it goes.
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Let us know how it goes.
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Seems to be fine again. Currently on the 7.2.3 system version. Apart from having 1% battery life now and no icons on the homescreen, it went pretty smoothly. Should I wait until it charges up some more before attempting to re-root it or is it fine being plugged in the pc?
jman1234 said:
Seems to be fine again. Currently on the 7.2.3 system version. Apart from having 1% battery life now and no icons on the homescreen, it went pretty smoothly. Should I wait until it charges up some more before attempting to re-root it or is it fine being plugged in the pc?
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1) Definitely let it charge first.
2) The partition images you used to restore your device should already be rooted.
fort reutoyme
soupmagnet said:
1) Definitely let it charge first.
2) The partition images you used to restore your device should already be rooted.
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I think it's rooted. the google play store app is there and there's another one called "SuperSU". Is that the same as SuperUser?
jman1234 said:
I think it's rooted. the google play store app is there and there's another one called "SuperSU". Is that the same as SuperUser?
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Yes, SuperSU is superuser. If you don't want to lose being root and keep 7.2.3 for upgrading, turn over the air updates after your battery is charged back up.
R1Mike said:
Yes, SuperSU is superuser. If you don't want to lose being root and keep 7.2.3 for upgrading, turn over the air updates after your battery is charged back up.
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Okay, cool. Will I run into the same problem with the twrp booting or is that fixed since I'm on 7.2.3 now?
jman1234 said:
Okay, cool. Will I run into the same problem with the twrp booting or is that fixed since I'm on 7.2.3 now?
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You shouldn't have any problems. If you follow the instructions closely from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2271909
so apparently when i flashed cm10.2 6/7 nightly build it frreezes my phones and wont boot up... CM team is aware of this bug and is telling people not to flash.
Problem: I only have 1 backup from TWRP from when i initially flashed my phone from touchwiz to CM10.2 and this Backup is on my PC.. and Im unable to transfer any file from my PC to phone, can anyone help, i have no older build of CM on my phone at all, just the bugged nightly.. i am able to get into TWRP recovery..
have you tried mounting in twrp? otherwise, use adb or run and grab an sdcard.
Do what beerdroid suggested. Push a rom on with adb. At least you learned a lesson, always keep a working nandroid on your phone just in case.
Take your pick. This is the easiest way.
http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?type=nightly&device=jflteatt
fosser2 said:
Take your pick. This is the easiest way.
http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?type=nightly&device=jflteatt
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Yea, but he still needs to push it onto his phone. Might as well push the nandroid.
xBeerdroiDx said:
have you tried mounting in twrp? otherwise, use adb or run and grab an sdcard.
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I dont know how to use the Mounting method, but i do see the option in TWRP. I dont have a SD card so what method should i choose?
jd1639 said:
Do what beerdroid suggested. Push a rom on with adb. At least you learned a lesson, always keep a working nandroid on your phone just in case.
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yea i should have saved a working nightly, how do i go about pushing a rom by adb?
thanks guys for the help, and quick response :good:
rafael707 said:
I dont know how to use the Mounting method, but i do see the option in TWRP. I dont have a SD card so what method should i choose?
yea i should have saved a working nightly, how do i go about pushing a rom by adb?
thanks guys for the help, and quick response :good:
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Setting it up is a fairly involved process. Google sdk tools and adb. You'll need to install sdk. But not having an external sdcard isn't going to help. Probably the best thing you could do is get a sdcard and reader to connect to your computer and use those rather than adb. But it's up to you
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Setting it up is a fairly involved process. Google sdk tools and adb. You'll need to install sdk. But not having an external sdcard isn't going to help. Probably the best thing you could do is get a sdcard and reader to connect to your computer and use those rather than adb. But it's up to you
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so if i grab a micro SD and plug it to my pc, would i be able to just drag and drop a older stable nightly onto the card? or would formatting be required?
Adb sideload ftw.
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Nice I'm back on via SD card method, thx everyone for support
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rafael707 said:
Nice I'm back on via SD card method, thx everyone for support
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Glad you got it sorted. You're going to grow to cherish that micro SD card. That'll be the best $15 you ever spent. Cheers
Hi all, I have now rooted my phone and also installed the clockwork mod with rom manager. Now all I need is, how to install this cyanogenmod I just downloaded from here http://get.cm/?device=d802&type=
PS. I have international version
Hi,
Hum... Copy the .zip to your internal storage, reboot in recovery, make a backup first, do a wipe/factory reset in recovery then flash.
You also need the Google Apps.
All you need is here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2495859, read carrefully before doing anything.
Yes. Very important to backup first or you could be screwed if so something goes wrong.
Also download GAPPS (Google Apps).
Boot into recovery, and do this in this order.
Backup
Flash from SD > CyanogenMod
Back > Factory Reset
Flash from SD > CyanogenMod
Flash GAPPS
Reboot. Pray. First time is exciting.
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Thanks for the answers, but where do I download this google app, also where should I put this cyanogenmod and google app I download?
Tomb_Raider_Legend said:
Thanks for the answers, but where do I download this google app, also where should I put this cyanogenmod and google app I download?
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Hi,
Can't you read the link I posted... . There is a link for the Gapps and how to flash the rom...
You plug your phone to your PC via USB cable and put the rom+Gapps in the root of your stockage or create a folder named Cyanogen for example, it's like you want then in recovery navigate where you put your rom+Gapps.
But you really need to read before doing something I think, to avoid something that could go wrong...
viking37 said:
Hi,
Can't you read the link I posted... . There is a link for the Gapps and how to flash the rom...
You plug your phone to your PC via USB cable and put the rom+Gapps in the root of your stockage or create a folder named Cyanogen for example, it's like you want then in recovery navigate where you put your rom+Gapps.
But you really need to read before doing something...
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But my problem is where to put the cyanogenmod and this gapps. This post says "- Copy GApps and CM10.2 ZIPs to your SDCard" but the cyangen wiki http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Install_CM_for_d802 says "Place the CyanogenMod rom .zip file on the root of the SD card using adb" and I dont know how to do that.
Tomb_Raider_Legend said:
But my problem is where to put the cyanogenmod and this gapps. This post says "- Copy GApps and CM10.2 ZIPs to your SDCard" but the cyangen wiki http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Install_CM_for_d802 says "Place the CyanogenMod rom .zip file on the root of the SD card using adb" and I dont know how to do that.
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Maybe I explain bad but...
viking37 said:
You plug your phone to your PC via USB cable and put the rom+Gapps in the root of your stockage or create a folder named Cyanogen for example, it's like you want then in recovery navigate where you put your rom+Gapps.
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You don't know how to transfer files from your PC to your phone when plugged via USB
I'll try hope I don't **** up
Tomb_Raider_Legend said:
I'll try hope I don't **** up
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If you read carrefully here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2495859, no.
But read, read and read before flashing something... And make a backup in recovery because it seems you don't feel comfortable with this stuff...
Good luck!
viking37 said:
If you read carrefully here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2495859, no.
But read, read and read before flashing anything... And make a backup in recovery.
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Btw, does any of these cancel the phone gurantee or something?
Tomb_Raider_Legend said:
Btw, does any of these cancel the phone gurantee or something?
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Re,
Yes:
* Your warranty is now void.
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Certainly you don't want to read
It's in the link I posted...
Done to me...
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Re,
Yes:
Certainly you don't want to read
It's in the link I posted...
Done to me...
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Wait, I still haven't installed cyanogenmod I only got root without unlocking bootloader. So you are sure if I install cyanogenmod then I should say bye bye to guarantee too?
Tomb_Raider_Legend said:
Wait, I still haven't installed cyanogenmod I only got root without unlocking bootloader. So you are sure if I install cyanogenmod then I should say bye bye to guarantee too?
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Even with just root you loose the guaranty:
LG's phones come with some software loaded that detects the presence of root on a phone, and invalidates your warranty.
Rooting the phone, by nature, voids your warranty.
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Hum... Like I said, must be reading before make something...
viking37 said:
Re,
Even with just root you loose the guaranty:
Hum... Like I said, must be reading before make something...
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Oh ****, but if I unroot, it is sure they find out I have rooted my phone? 100% sure?
Tomb_Raider_Legend said:
Oh ****, but if I unroot, it is sure they find out I have rooted my phone? 100% sure?
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Re,
Yes, because in download mode there is always a red "ROOTED" and for now you can't remove it...
That being said I don't know if the LG's tech supports (or LG's repair center, or... no matter how it is called in case of guaranty) really takes a look at this... but in any case it's here... Even if you return to stock LG firmware... So your warranty is now void :laugh:.