http://i.ytimg.com/vi/u62sGk0Ypcg/0.jpg custom recovery
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ishay_maimon said:
http://i.ytimg.com/vi/u62sGk0Ypcg/0.jpg custom recovery
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thank you.
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Yes, and it's called Team Win Recovery Project or twrp for short.
So why I can't to install it:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1989188
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are you on stock 4.1.2???
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Yes
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I can to install cwm on this ?
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Use toolkit
darkmatthew said:
Use toolkit
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For install jelly bean 4.2 ?
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hmm what error does the recovery give you?
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ngoralph said:
hmm what error does the recovery give you?
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" Install is failed "
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Have you tampered with your stock rom, eg. deleted or changed some of the original apps? Im just guessing there is a reason you got a custom recovery in the first place?
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Someone can to give me cwm for download ?
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hi guys has anyone got :thumbup:the old bootloader thanks
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U can extract it out of 4.2.1 stock .tgz file
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how to extract what do I extract exactly pls if you don't mind I'd be so greatful:thumbup:
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port76 said:
hi guys has anyone got :thumbup:the old bootloader thanks
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Just curious, why do you want it ?
just in case my friend
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I have a nooby question but, can I use Franco kernel with 4.3 stock? Sorry if this is stupid :x
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Tanmaynarang said:
I have a nooby question but, can I use Franco kernel with 4.3 stock? Sorry if this is stupid :x
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Nexus 4+ Franco + LTE
BigDig said:
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Nexus 4+ Franco + LTE
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Alright, thanks
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Oh and also, can I dirty flash CM10.2 over stock 4.3?
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Tanmaynarang said:
Oh and also, can I dirty flash CM10.2 over stock 4.3?
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Full wipe is strongly recommended!
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Okay, thanks
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You can't use 4.2.2 releases from Franco in 4.3 but he post #170 and #171 for 4.3
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llsantiago said:
You can't use 4.2.2 releases from Franco in 4.3 but he post #170 and #171 for 4.3
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Where could I find these releases ? And how could I install its ? (sorry but I always only use zip file)
Thanks.
Raiden350 said:
Where could I find these releases ? And how could I install its ? (sorry but I always only use zip file)
Thanks.
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Do a search in the thread for 'r171' and you should find it. If it's provided in .img , you can use fastboot to flash it. (fastboot flash boot boot.img)
Another method is to take any other Franco.kernel zip and replace the boot.img inside using an archive manager on your pc. Then just flash the modified zip in recovery.
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Okay, thanks! Any reason why we need to use fastboot rather than TWRP or something?
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Tanmaynarang said:
Okay, thanks! Any reason why we need to use fastboot rather than TWRP or something?
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No. It's just a different method in flashing a kernel.
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Tanmaynarang said:
Okay, thanks! Any reason why we need to use fastboot rather than TWRP or something?
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If its an img file you need to use fastboot. Twrp will only flash files that are packaged in the correct manner.
Is there any easy tutorial for installation of ubuntu on unrooted nexus 4?
I see on their sites and found little complicated. And on xda general section of nexus 4 there is one for rooted nexus 4s.
Thank you.
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You don't need root. Flash a custom recovery in fastboot mode
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pepdavies said:
You don't need root. Flash a custom recovery in fastboot mode
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Is there any guide for that ?
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bikrame said:
Is there any guide for that ?
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You can use the toolbox.
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bikrame said:
Is there any guide for that ?
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There isn't one. There are thousands
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=flash+recovery+nexus+4+guide
Is there a working quicksettingsmod for the stock 4.4.2 build?
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GiluxVanAce said:
Is there a working quicksettingsmod for the stock 4.4.2 build?
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Gravity Box if you are comfortable using Xposed.
I am allready using the gravity-box, but is there something that can be flashed permanently?
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GiluxVanAce said:
I am allready using the gravity-box, but is there something that can be flashed permanently?
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you can try some custom roms. Some of them has this feature built in.
Has anyone developed a temp boot that would allow us to temporarily boot to stock of the storage card similar to the galaxy s2 could.
http://e4gtcm.blogspot.com/2012/08/temporary-stock-ff18-from-emmc.html
It was very useful.
You can dual boot stock.......its not quite what ur link is but it'll work the same....
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Multirom is available for all variants of Samsung galaxy s4
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Juansegovia20 said:
Multirom is available for all variants of Samsung galaxy s4
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this one says its for nexus http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2011403 ??
got a link?
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You can dual boot stock.......its not quite what ur link is but it'll work the same....
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how?
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how?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2447534
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I'm interested in trying that out, but at the same time, kind of hesitant. It would be nice to have both Sacs and CM11 at the same time though!