This is just a quick question,
I am running 4.2 Jellybean on my Nexus 7, and wanted to flash a custom kernel. That supports 4.1.1/4.1.2 and the kernel hasn't been updated by the OP. So, if I flashed it, would me Nexus work? Would it be fine?
Thanks. -cburk
I think I heard that it will indeed work. I suggest you just try it, but first, make a nandroid!!!
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mvmacd said:
I think I heard that it will indeed work. I suggest you just try it, but first, make a nandroid!!!
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Ok, thanks for the reply. I'll make sure to do a barrel ro- I mean do a nandroid.
cburk01 said:
Ok, thanks for the reply. I'll make sure to do a barrel ro- I mean do a nandroid.
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Barrel roll?
And btw, faux123's kernel is updated for 4.2 I think.
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Related
http://android.clients.google.com/p...749.signed-soju-GRJ22-from-GRI40.a14a2dd0.zip
Enjoy!
MOD EDIT: Link above is only for devices with GRI40
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http://android.clients.google.com/packages/ota/google_crespo/a14a2dd09749.signed-soju-GRJ22-from-GRI40.a14a2dd0.zip
Enjoy!
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This is the upgrade from GRI40 - Good find!
If I'm completely stock, I just download, name it update.zip, boot into recovery, and choose apply update? Do I got that right?
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matt2053 said:
If I'm completely stock, I just download, name it update.zip, boot into recovery, and choose apply update? Do I got that right?
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It's for stock 2.3.3. And yes, rename, recovery, flash!
apogee82 said:
It's for stock 2.3.3. And yes, rename, recovery, flash!
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Yes I am on GRI40.
Guess I'll flash now and report back!
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Yay thank you!! I can't wait until I get home!!
SupaDupaFly24 said:
Yay thank you!! I can't wait until I get home!!
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You're welcome... I was just a lucky guy
For anyone who flashed the KB3 radio you'll need to flash back to KB1 for this update (it patches the radio).
Worked like a charm, thanks OP!
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possible to pull out the google talk application and see if we can get it running on other android phones.
Thank you!
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Im kinda new..what do you mean by flashing to kb1?how can i do that?
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I hope a rooted version will be released soon so I can use "bln" and "setcpu".
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OuncE718 said:
I hope a rooted version will be released soon so I can use "bln" and "setcpu".
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BLN is kernel
OuncE718 said:
I hope a rooted version will be released soon so I can use "bln" and "setcpu".
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If you're unlocked just flash the SU binary via recovery. You don't need a special rooted version.
xxraffyxx said:
possible to pull out the google talk application and see if we can get it running on other android phones.
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Here's the Talk2.apk and Talk2.odex from /system/app and libtalk_jni.so from /system/lib
zephiK said:
BLN is kernel
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I am aware that "bln" will only work if the kernel supports it.
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Nemessia said:
Im kinda new..what do you mean by flashing to kb1?how can i do that?
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If you've flashed your radio manually to the KB3 radio then you can use the .zip from my previous post that contains the KB1 radio. Flash that in CWM and you're good to go. If you haven't manually replaced the radio then you have nothing to worry about.
krohnjw said:
If you're unlocked just flash the SU binary via recovery. You don't need a special rooted version.
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How do I do that? I'm on Liquid Nexusbread rom, which is CM7 based. I also have the stock rooted 2.3.3 build (GRI40) saved as a backup.
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OuncE718 said:
I am aware that "bln" will only work if the kernel supports it.
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You implied that:
I hope a rooted version will be released soon so I can use "bln" and "setcpu".
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What you said in those two posts are two different things. I'm sure Netarchy will release a compatible version with 2.3.4 shortly. He's usually really quick on these things.
So I've had my N7 for 30 minutes. So could someone please direct me to a rooting procedure and suggest a ROM.
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k5mitch said:
So I've had my N7 for 30 minutes. So could someone please direct me to a rooting procedure and suggest a ROM.
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Good, I would recommend keep diving through post for your better knowledge and understanding. Happy learning
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There isn't too much out for 4.2 but 4.1.2 has plenty of options. The easiest way to root would be a toolkit. You don't learn much but if you don't care that's fine. Otherwise keep reading.
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Warrior1975 said:
There isn't too much out for 4.2 but 4.1.2 has plenty of options. The easiest way to root would be a toolkit. You don't learn much but if you don't care that's fine. Otherwise keep reading.
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I'm pretty savoy rooting and installing ROMs on my Samsung skyrocket S2. So I didn't know if there's a better way w/N7. It has already updated to 4.2.
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There aren't many ROMs supporting 4.2. I think there is one that is stock deodexed. 4.1.2 has plenty of options. You may like 4.2 though so try it for a bit. Wug has a good toolkit. One click rooting. Easy
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Hello,
You should try the 4.2 roms in the development area. There are stock ones with root enabled by default. I'm using scrosler's one for 3 days now and it's working ok. Better than the OTA anyway.
You do need to flash clockworkmod first to be able to flash roms.
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Thanks for the suggestions.
I posted about this a couple of times in the multirom thread but I never got and answer so I thought I might post about it here in the q&a.
My question is when/how do I install the kezec hard boot kernel during the multirom setup /install? As in do i install it before i install multirom? Do i inject the boot.img after?
I didn't really get how to do it from the instructions and I'm quite wary about doing things I don't understand.
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There isn't a kernel in the Multi-boot package, so are you referring to installing a 3rd-party one? It's probably most convenient to have that installed beforehand, because you will need to do the installation differently otherwise.
He says in his post that from multirom v3 onwards multirom uses some kexec-hardboot thing and that u need a patched kernel. Thanks for youre reply anyway
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minipot said:
He says in his post that from multirom v3 onwards multirom uses some kexec-hardboot thing and that u need a patched kernel. Thanks for youre reply anyway
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Right, pretty sure most devs have patched their kernels so most should work.
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Thanks
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Hi,
does anyone successful installed viper4android?
audino said:
Hi,
does anyone successful installed viper4android?
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What did you select for the drivers?
I noticed before I had to wipe cache, dalvik and fix permissions in recovery afterwards to get it to work with the stock music player.
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Yes sir, I have been using it on all my roms and stock since I found out what it was from the first release of Blue Kuban.
You need to make sure you follow the instructions exactly as they are in the thread as well as install the proper drivers.
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inlineboy said:
Yes sir, I have been using it on all my roms and stock since I found out what it was from the first release of Blue Kuban.
You need to make sure you follow the instructions exactly as they are in the thread as well as install the proper drivers.
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Same here. Baked in both of mine.
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inlineboy said:
Yes sir, I have been using it on all my roms and stock since I found out what it was from the first release of Blue Kuban.
You need to make sure you follow the instructions exactly as they are in the thread as well as install the proper drivers.
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What are the proper drivers for the i9505 international?
audino said:
What are the proper drivers for the i9505 international?
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start with cortex driver
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Sindara said:
start with cortex driver
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Hi,
Iver tried all of them but th effect wont work anyway. The app says driver installed but not enabled and there is no change of the sound whatever I set up...
Can anybody help or is there any other sound mod working with s4?
I am using Purity 4.4 + Matrix 11.5 right now.
Now my question is how do you guys update your respective ROMs instead of flashing newer versions through recovery? I tried GooManager but it didn't work for me :-|
You should ask in thread about your rom. If devs do not do OTA update you must use recovery to update rom
I think most use recovery
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Download updated ROM zip file and flash through recovery (TWRP for myself).
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You should ask in thread about your rom. If devs do not do OTA update you must use recovery to update rom
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Well being a new member, I am not actually allowed to ask in ROM threads, that's why I asked here.
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Download updated ROM zip file and flash through recovery (TWRP for myself).
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That's what I have been doing till now but I thought there may be some other method to update ROMs.
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not for Purity. You must update through custom recovery.
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saifulh2304 said:
not for Purity. You must update through custom recovery.
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I guess that's the only option I have. Thanks
ankurk said:
I guess that's the only option I have. Thanks
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Yes, I'm sure its not that hard to do anyway
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saifulh2304 said:
Yes, I'm sure its not that hard to do anyway
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It's not hard but sometimes you get too lazy
Simple. Set up VM environment there are simple walkthrough video and once your set up you can pull straight out of the devs or any branch. I do my own when I feel I need to add a feature I do. There are a major variety of bases to choose from. Its much easier than many think. In my opinion its safer as I know exactly what I'm getting. Not to mention an addiction lay within too. Lol Have fun bro. Welcome to the machine. Many new devs are so stoked when the first ROM they build is complete they can't stop. Lol peace.
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Simple. Set up VM environment there are simple walkthrough video and once your set up you can pull straight out of the devs or any branch. I do my own when I feel I need to add a feature I do. There are a major variety of bases to choose from. Its much easier than many think. In my opinion its safer as I know exactly what I'm getting. Not to mention an addiction lay within too. Lol Have fun bro. Welcome to the machine. Many new devs are so stoked when the first ROM they build is complete they can't stop. Lol peace.
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I do know stuff about Android development but I am too scared to try that kind of stuff. Can you link me to those tutorials or videos?