Hi all. I hope someone can tell me what's going on.
Rooted nexus 7 and installed CM10.1 unofficial, in mid December. Installed one update a few days later using internal cm update tool.
Everything was great. Then updated to 12/27 and noticed that icons at the bottom won't group and quick settings pulldown (top right pulldown) disappeared.
Since then, I have tried flashing to every version of CM10.1 that is available. Even tried smooth and liquid and fusion versions. None of them give me the quick settings puldown .
The only way I get it back is if I restore stock Nexus 7 image that it came with.
Data, cache and dev link have been wiped multiple times. I even went as far as unrooting back to stock and rooting again. :crying:
Any info would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
I have the same problem with the latest nightly, clean install.
Make sure you have gapps installed. Quick settings only works when you have a gapps package installed.
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veeman said:
Make sure you have gapps installed. Quick settings only works when you have a gapps package installed.
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Well, I feel a little stupid. That did it. Thank you much!!!
If you don't want to have to worry about remembering to install Gapps just download and update from the Rom itself under quick settings -> About Tablet -> CyanogenMod updates.
But as a safety precaution I also keep recent version of gapps on my internal storage root just in case.
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I've searched for a fix for this error but all it brings up are like 100 page threads and I can't get to the exact page. Does anybody know how I can stop getting this to pop up? I've tried switching roms but the next one does it as well. Any tips?
Nobody knows a fix for this one?
For me, turning off Sync Browser in sync settings for my Google account fixed this problem. I am using a HP Touch pad though, but should be the same on any android device.
tedrogers61 said:
For me, turning off Sync Browser in sync settings for my Google account fixed this problem. I am using a HP Touch pad though, but should be the same on any android device.
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Same thing is happening on my touchpad when I click sync browser that comes up. Turning it off is fine with me thanks for the tip.
This happened to me occasionally when I was running a custom rom but since I updated to the next version of the rom and flashed gapps, it hasn't come back. There did not appear to be a reason or rhyme. I tried to reinstall chrome and gmail but not sure of the results. May want to try that.
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process com.google.process.gapps has stopped working
I have the same problem. The only difference that I know exactly when happened and what is the reason.
I upgraded to JellyBean, but just before that I force stopped some running apps thinking of a "clear" upgrade (WRONG).
Then after the upgrade (I was rooted before it) I opened Titanium Backup and noticed that some applications were showing as uninstalled ???
I did not uninstall them - but somehow they ended up uninstalled after the upgrade.
I suppose this happened because I stopped those few processes just before upgrading.
Now the applications showed as uninstalled are: "DRM Storage Protected..." Media Storage" , "Gallery" and some more
All those missing now ... I cannot start Google Store at all !? It opens for a second and closes itself. Tried to restore those with Titanium Backup but it does not restore them ... just runs endlessly.
PLEASE HELP !
I would try to flash the factory rom, unless you are using custom, flash the custom with gapps.
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buffnutz1 said:
I've searched for a fix for this error but all it brings up are like 100 page threads and I can't get to the exact page. Does anybody know how I can stop getting this to pop up? I've tried switching roms but the next one does it as well. Any tips?
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Here's the most simple fix. Remove your Google account and add it again.
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It's been driving me nuts.
As soon as my Nexus 7 boots I get the message.
I removed my Google account and re-entered my details.
The message popped up again as soon as the account was added.
I'm on the stock 4.2.1 rooted ROM.
Factory reset next without restoring a backup.
Speaking of backup. When I used the ADB restore command.
I had the message that my device will restart. It did. I then had the Restore screen on my Nexus 7.
I hit Restore my data button or whatever it's called, and my tablet reset immediately. And no data was restored to my Nexus.
It's seems that is broken too.
I cleared Data and Cache of Browser (my stock Browser) and error disappeared, problem fixed...
I'm having this issue as well. Started happening after I flashed Paranoid Android 2.99 Beta 6 and the current gApps zip.
clankfu said:
I'm having this issue as well. Started happening after I flashed Paranoid Android 2.99 Beta 6 and the current gApps zip.
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VladaP85 said:
I cleared Data and Cache of Browser (my stock Browser) and error disappeared, problem fixed...
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Did you tried this? (Comment before yours)
Finally cured it on my stock rooted Nexus 7.
Factory wipe and didn't restore any system apps.
So far so good.
I tried every other trick in the book.
So in the end, a wipe was the only option.
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I just solved this on my Nexus. It was one of the google apps having a sync issue. I solved it by turning each one off till the error stopped then uninstalling it and reloading it.
TWRP 2.3.3 installed via Goomanager.
With rooted stock ROM 4.2.1 I used GooManager to download latest Paranoid Android 2.99 Beta 9 and GAPPS-JB-20121011.zip.
Factory reset and wipe of Cache & Dalvik then flashed PA from Goomanager
Nexus booted into PA
Opened Goo manager and flashed the GAPPS I'd already downloaded.
Nexus boots into unlock screen but then says "Unfortunately, the process com.google.process.gapps has stopped" and when that is cleared I get "Unfortunately, Setup Wizard has stopped" over and over again.
I don't get an opportunity to do anything other that re-boot into recovery.
I've re-flashed GAPPS by itself over the top, as well as PA and have tried, from within TWRP, to flash both one after the other. I always get the same errors.
Any advice please?
[Edit #1]
Used Wug's NRT 1.6.1 to flash back to stock, unlock and rooted again.
Installed Goo Manager again and downloaded GAPPS and PA 2.99 and going to see what happens.
and.....
Exactly the same problem!
[Edit #2]
Solved.
There was a later version of GAPPS that Goo didn't have listed.
I am running aokp 4.4 kitkat nighly and I wanted to update. When I update without wiping anything on top of my previous rom it works, but my google play is missing. Also , my folders and widgets went away leaving me with only gallery and setting on the main page. Google now was not there either.
How do I update without losing my data?
Do i have to wipe anything before flashing?
Thank you in advance
Gapps are stored in system which is formatted when you update, you have to flash gapps again.
Nightlys are not really for normal use so you shouldn't have any data that you're worried about losing on there.
Nexus4boi said:
I am running aokp 4.4 kitkat nighly and I wanted to update. When I update without wiping anything on top of my previous rom it works, but my google play is missing. Also , my folders and widgets went away leaving me with only gallery and setting on the main page. Google now was not there either.
How do I update without losing my data?
Do i have to wipe anything before flashing?
Thank you in advance
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I would think about trying another rom. You should be able to dirty flash an update for the rom that's already on your phone without losing anything.
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Gapps are stored in system which is formatted when you update, you have to flash gapps again.
Nightlys are not really for normal use so you shouldn't have any data that you're worried about losing on there.
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Some nightlies can be a daily driver, just have to pick a developer who is well known for their work and not someone who just started learning last night!
Sure, you have to start somewhere, but I think you know what I'm saying.
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DrFredPhD said:
Gapps are stored in system which is formatted when you update, you have to flash gapps again.
Nightlys are not really for normal use so you shouldn't have any data that you're worried about losing on there.
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yea it worked once i tried it with gapps and all my setting were left the same
thanks for all you help everyone
People,
I updated omni to this version, flashed UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.94.zip but can't get root access. I have updated a number of omni versions without wiping anything (since the first omni install anyway) before and just reflashed SuperSU and it has worked fine so has something changed? Do I need to start from scratch and wipe everything?
Thanks,
Phil.
philip_rhoades said:
People,
I updated omni to this version, flashed UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.94.zip but can't get root access. I have updated a number of omni versions without wiping anything (since the first omni install anyway) before and just reflashed SuperSU and it has worked fine so has something changed? Do I need to start from scratch and wipe everything?
Thanks,
Phil.
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I had this issue on my Nexus 5 coming from a clean install.... I flashed SuperSU.zip in recovery, and then in supersu settings under default access I selected grant. Opened up an app that required root, then went back to settings and set it back to Prompt.
everything is working fine for me now.
Hope this helps.
sharky481232 said:
I had this issue on my Nexus 5 coming from a clean install.... I flashed SuperSU.zip in recovery, and then in supersu settings under default access I selected grant. Opened up an app that required root, then went back to settings and set it back to Prompt.
everything is working fine for me now.
Hope this helps.
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Thanks for the response!
After giving up on trying to get it to work and sending the first post I left the phone to sleep etc and 15 hours later the root verify check was working! I don't know how that could happen - I had rebooted a number of times etc but had left it not working . . very odd. Thanks for the tip about setting and resetting the superSU default access - I will check that next time if there is a problem . .
Regards,
Phil.
I just installed the latest Hyperdrive ROM (KitKat version) to my phone. Everything running smoothly, until just now. I go into my Settings menu and when I click the Security tab, the whole Settings menu crashes. I did a quick reboot and even a full reboot and it still does the same thing. What could be the problem?
Search the hyperdrive thread...there is a way to fix it
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Hey guys.
Phone is CyanogenMod 11 (Android 4.4) and Paranoid Android (Android 4.4)
What happened:
Phone crashed (screen became full of colors and phone restarted). After reboot everything on the phone was gone - GApps, all my apps, save a few of like a 100. Basically a fresh CM install without GApps.
What I did was flash GApps (correct package). Everything worked fine until I've tried to install an app. Phone immediately rebooted.
I've tried wiping everything, doing factory resets, installing older CM builds, now I've even installed Paranoid Android ROM. Still the same problem persist:
If I try to install any app from Play Store or just from an apk with I file manager - phone immediately reboots. The only way I can now use it is by disabling Play Store so it doesn't start to update something
Has anyone ever encountered this?
Is this the right forum to ask?
Cyrusas said:
Hey guys.
Phone is CyanogenMod 11 (Android 4.4) and Paranoid Android (Android 4.4)
What happened:
Phone crashed (screen became full of colors and phone restarted). After reboot everything on the phone was gone - GApps, all my apps, save a few of like a 100. Basically a fresh CM install without GApps.
What I did was flash GApps (correct package). Everything worked fine until I've tried to install an app. Phone immediately rebooted.
I've tried wiping everything, doing factory resets, installing older CM builds, now I've even installed Paranoid Android ROM. Still the same problem persist:
If I try to install any app from Play Store or just from an apk with I file manager - phone immediately reboots. The only way I can now use it is by disabling Play Store so it doesn't start to update something
Has anyone ever encountered this?
Is this the right forum to ask?
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Maybe you just need to flash gapps right after the rom. I flashed cm without gapps once and when i booted back into recovery to flash gapps my phone crashed.
Doing them one after the other is the way to go.
Art Vanderlay said:
Maybe you just need to flash gapps right after the rom. I flashed cm without gapps once and when i booted back into recovery to flash gapps my phone crashed.
Doing them one after the other is the way to go.
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Thanks for suggestion, I've tried that several times, didn't help...
I had the opposite after a crash on a nexus 4 over a year ago.. phone would reboot unistalling any app wether by play store or settings/apps.
after trying everything for most of a day, the only thing that fixed it was formatting the data partition.. not wiping, there's a format data option in twrp
meangreenie said:
I had the opposite after a crash on a nexus 4 over a year ago.. phone would reboot unistalling any app wether by play store or settings/apps.
after trying everything for most of a day, the only thing that fixed it was formatting the data partition.. not wiping, there's a format data option in twrp
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I'll try this! But when? Before installing CM and Gapps, after?
Tried various ways, no game