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Is there a paranoid android backup similar to the AOKP backup? Would have asked in the paranoid thread but I don't have enough posts..
Thanks!
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Is there a paranoid android backup similar to the AOKP backup? Would have asked in the paranoid thread but I don't have enough posts..
Thanks!
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Can you explain us a little? What do you mean a backup? You mean the rom zipped where you can flash with Recovery? Yes.
Anyone?
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Anyone?
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Are you referring to making a nandroid backup in recovery, or backing up the home screens and stuff for your rom from the AOKP settings?
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Can you explain us a little? What do you mean a backup? You mean the rom zipped where you can flash with Recovery? Yes.
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This?
dude9000 said:
Is there a paranoid android backup similar to the AOKP backup? Would have asked in the paranoid thread but I don't have enough posts..
Thanks!
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Dude, you have to elaborate on what you mean by backup.
Do you mean what CharliesTheMan said? Or what jamesst20 said?
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he's most likely looking for the same thing that aokp has in the rom settings... and I do not know the answer to that because I don't do paranoia as it will destroia
but pretty sure he's talking about those special paranoia settings.
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There is a pa backup in the settings menu, pa settings, backup and restore. Backs up the pa settings obviously
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Sorry.. Got my drink on after I posted this. Yeah, like a complete back up and restore of all my home screens and settings when a flash an update..
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I ran a couple aokp ROMs on my Gnex and they have an app that saves everything.. I guess I could use titanium, its been a while since I used it though. I don't think it saves home screens, does it?
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There is a pa backup in the settings menu, pa settings, backup and restore. Backs up the pa settings obviously
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So this saves everything? So when I flash an update I can restore all my settings?
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So this saves everything? So when I flash an update I can restore all my settings?
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Yes. It saves all the paranoid settings for each app. I don't think it backs up home screen layouts though, and it definitely doesn't back up apps or data. Usually I dirty flash updates to Paranoid though, so my home screens and apps aren't touched. I just wipe cache and dalvik, then flash the update and gapps. Then I restore my paranoid settings with the backup that we're talking about.
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dude9000 said:
I ran a couple aokp ROMs on my Gnex and they have an app that saves everything.. I guess I could use titanium, its been a while since I used it though. I don't think it saves home screens, does it?
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Make a Nanroid Backup, that will get you backed up everything you need.
Ahhhh.. I never dirty flashed on my n7.. Does it run OK usually?
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dude9000 said:
Ahhhh.. I never dirty flashed on my n7.. Does it run OK usually?
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Best bet is to install nova launcher or apex launcher, setup your screens how you like them, then back it up in the app. Regardless of what you flash you can restore your layout when you redo the launcher app.
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Ahhhh.. I never dirty flashed on my n7.. Does it run OK usually?
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Yes it runs very well. The only time I do a full wipe is when I'm changing ROMs. This strategy has worked well for me so far.
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Just did it.. Everything seems to be working OK.. If you do a dirty flash, there really isn't a need to back up anything is there?
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Just did it.. Everything seems to be working OK.. If you do a dirty flash, there really isn't a need to back up anything is there?
Thanks!
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Well, like mamba_nz said, a nandroid backup can never hurt. I also use Titanium Backup to back up my apps and data.
But to answer your question, unless something goes wrong, no you shouldn't have a need to back up anything.
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Why does it only let me have 6gb total storage??
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azoller1 said:
Why does it only let me have 6gb total storage??
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The OS is on that 8gb too taking up space. That's why you're only left with 6.
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The OS is on that 8gb too taking up space. That's why you're only left with 6.
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This, and the fact you don't get exactly 8gb. It's like when you buy a 1TB hard drive and when you are done partitioning and formatting it, you get like 928gb or whatever... (I didn't do the math, but you get it)
But this is a 16gb model......
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You must have just recently tried going back to stock..
Grab the stock image and
fastboot -w update image-nakasi-jzo54k.zip and it will repartition and format everything correctly.
or boot into stock recovery and do a factory reset. it wipes sdcard back to normal.
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But this is a 16gb model......
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If you want actual help, give actual info... Unless you want people to just sit here and guess?
Have you downloaded movies from google? Using Google Music?
Bump, tried all the methods above none worked, ideas?
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Unless they sold you an 8GB and said it was 16GB.
How about provide a screenshot of your storage info.
Ok, call me Douchebag, cause I haven't seen the screenshot in the first post.
I think you got 8GB model
i guess ill have to get a replacement becuase i have factory rested in just about every way you can and i know FOR SURE I HAD A 16GB DEVICE, so any idea on where to get a replacement?
The place you got it from.
got it off ebay.....
Lol. Scammed?
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No my device is just really stupid and only wants me to use 6gb of his 13gb he just doesn't like me right now maybe he will later.....
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I've had that problem this morning, just flashed the zip of GlazedJB, I think, but any ROM.zip should do the work, as it flashes system partiton. Have you tried that?
Yeah I was on the ubuntu build then went back to pa then it had the issue so I flashed the stock factory image then it still had it but maybe I still have 13gb It just doesn't tell me?
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I got it while returning to stock, then it didn't want to boot so I installed AOSP and when booted I saw there was only 6gb. Must have been bad download of factory image...
Try not to flash stock-based roms, use any cm or aokp. It won't hurt, the worst thing that can happen is to stay at 6gb.
And, as it's hardware problem, can you claim warranty for a replacement?
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You must have just recently tried going back to stock..
Grab the stock image and
fastboot -w update image-nakasi-jzo54k.zip and it will repartition and format everything correctly.[/QUOI TE]
That works only for img jzo54k ...
if you put that to img jop40d it will screw the Nexus 7 and all has to be done again.
waste of time
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So I have my Nexus 4 I love it and everything is running well but I miss some of the advantages of having root. What are the biggest advantages of rooting the Nexus 4 what are the disadvantages? Can I gain root without unlocking the bootloader? I rooted only the Optimus V from virgin mobile is it all basically the same? Is there any known way to root without using a computer? Thanks for any input or suggestions you may have. it is really appreciated.
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So I have my Nexus 4 I love it and everything is running well but I miss some of the advantages of having root. What are the biggest advantages of rooting the Nexus 4 what are the disadvantages? Can I gain root without unlocking the bootloader? I rooted only the Optimus V from virgin mobile is it all basically the same? Is there any known way to root without using a computer? Thanks for any input or suggestions you may have. it is really appreciated.
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You can:
1. Install custom kernels and custom roms. (So you're telling me you only rooted the Optimus V and never installed kernels and roms?)
2. It's a different root method than the Optimus V.
3. You MUST unlock the bootloader to gain root access. Might as well unlock it. You won't needing it much unless you brick it somehow.
4. You need to root using a computer. It's not like the Optimus V, there is no special application to use to gain root.
5. The only disadvantage is you not taking advantage of it.
Here are two useful toolkits you can use to root the N4. It's very easy but if you know how to use fastboot then go right ahead.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1766475
one very big advantage of rooting is being able to install Adaway. Adaway is an app that removes ads from any other app and browser i think? that you download. If you play games like words with friends, adaway removes the ads and makes it more enjoyable to play.
The deal breaker for me is titanium backup. I used it to migrate /restore my data from my old phone. Now I know there are other apps that can do it without rooting but titanium backup is a one stop centre.
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what about getting android updates?
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what about getting android updates?
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You'll have to revert back to stock to receive them. Or you can wait till a deodexed/odexed stock rom comes out.
For me rooting it is the only way to go. I wouldn't own a server without root and I see android in the same way.
Titanium Backup
Overclock and undervolt with a good kernel like Franco to save battery
AdAway
I would have to recommend going beyond just root and installing a custom ROM.
Being able to have 5 buttons instead of 3 is pretty nice. Xylon G+
Calibrating the screen requires root. Nexus 4 Display Control
I double tap my screen to turn it on. Touch Control
You can adjust the DPI essentially turning up the resolution.
I can't really see any reason not to root / ROM other than fear, as if you go with stable reliable ROMs, you're not gonna break anything, just don't run Antutu, I hear it red light bricks the N4.
One word
PIE
(assuming you'd flash a rom after rooting)
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ok.. think I want to do it... just worries me as no rom i used on the Optimus V worked 100 percent
will read about rooting more.
so i can get root then backup apps then do the bootloader?
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ok.. think I want to do it... just worries me as no rom i used on the Optimus V worked 100 percent
will read about rooting more.
so i can get root then backup apps then do the bootloader?
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No. You need to unlock bootloader then root. That's the order to root the device. Unlocking the bootloader will erase everything on your phone.
This is a nexus device, most roms work very well and are on par if not better than stock.
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I have a apk that is not in play store anymore. how can i back this up before starting the process?
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This is a nexus device, most roms work very well and are on par if not better than stock.
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I agree.
I had the Optimus V like two years ago. I really liked that phone because it had awesome battery life. But the development was total crap. There was either little or no work done on it. The software was just mediocre.
The roms and kernels in this forum are quite mature and perfect for daily use.
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I have a apk that is not in play store anymore. how can i back this up before starting the process?
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You can use this:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...DMsImNvbS5yZXJ3YXJlLmFuZHJvaWQuTXlCYWNrdXAiXQ..
A second method;
http://lifehacker.com/5976036/simpl...droid-phone-from-the-desktop-no-root-required
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=36499906
Or titanium backup
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Or titanium backup
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He doesn't have root access yet.
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well I am going to do this in a few hours... wish me luck... i never flashed a kernel before.. which do you all use and what rom do you all use?
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nixie2121 said:
well I am going to do this in a few hours... wish me luck... i never flashed a kernel before.. which do you all use and what rom do you all use?
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So I am about to do the following from here: http://www.wugfresh.com/nrt/
Then I guess I need to flash a recovery, and then a rom...I will read to make sure but thought I would ask in advance.
very paranoid!!!
thanks again all.
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So I am about to do the following from here: http://www.wugfresh.com/nrt/
Then I guess I need to flash a recovery, and then a rom...I will read to make sure but thought I would ask in advance.
very paranoid!!!
thanks again all.
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Download the program now and do the following.
Here's a video tutorial.
Please watch it first and get a feel of it first!
If you follow the tutorial, you should be fine. Do not miss a step. Most folks miss a step and they panic.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lg_QU9w5xCU
I know it's a Nexus 7 video but it's essentially the same for the N4.
And this is the Nexus 4 tutorial if you don't want to use the one above.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_aM_MQbPrI
Again, please watch the videos first.
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Download the program now and do the following.
Here's a video tutorial.
Please watch it first and get a feel of it first!
If you follow the tutorial, you should be fine. Do not miss a step. Most folks miss a step and they panic.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lg_QU9w5xCU
I know it's a Nexus 7 video but it's essentially the same for the N4.
And this is the Nexus 4 tutorial if you don't want to use the one above.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_aM_MQbPrI
Again, please watch the videos first.
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THANKS - all rooted.....now what kernel and rom!!!!
Just wanted to get the word out to everybody that cyanogen is now building official nightly builds for our device. Just head over to get.cm and grab one of the builds for our device, flo.
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I'll probably be installing this as soon as my tablet gets in, seeing how well my phone (d2can; running d2att) has been taking CM10.2. I'll let everyone know how it goes.
Sweet. Thanks for letting us know. I'm flashing it right now =)
Is a full wipe required, coming from 10.1?
Just installed and it appears that the ROM doesn't think I've got root access, I can't even do anything that requires root. When I go and restore my backup of cleanrom 1.3 I've got root access again
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Wubbz said:
Just installed and it appears that the ROM doesn't think I've got root access, I can't even do anything that requires root. When I go and restore my backup of cleanrom 1.3 I've got root access again
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go to developers option and enable root for adb and apps
Wubbz said:
Just installed and it appears that the ROM doesn't think I've got root access, I can't even do anything that requires root. When I go and restore my backup of cleanrom 1.3 I've got root access again
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Developer Options > Root Access > Apps and ADB
Is anyone else having trouble restoring with Titanium Backup? I can't for the life of me get backups from non-CM to restore when I flash CM.
No official thread in the Original Development forum?
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Artood2s said:
No official thread in the Original Development forum?
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yeah, wut?
Artood2s said:
No official thread in the Original Development forum?
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bobloadmire said:
yeah, wut?
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I believe its because an official maintainer hasn't been selected yet, or at least they haven't announced one yet.
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jeremysv said:
Is a full wipe required, coming from 10.1?
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Wait what?
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It is great ROM let my new Nexus 7 get much higher score than stock from either Antutu or Quadrant.
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taitony said:
It is great ROM let my new Nexus 7 get much higher score than stock from either Antutu or Quadrant.
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I got 5500stock. Much better. Don't know why.
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Knolly said:
Is anyone else having trouble restoring with Titanium Backup? I can't for the life of me get backups from non-CM to restore when I flash CM.
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What problems are you having restoring?
Knolly said:
Is anyone else having trouble restoring with Titanium Backup? I can't for the life of me get backups from non-CM to restore when I flash CM.
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You have to move your tiBU folder onto legacy/ from 0/
Look at my screenshot. Go to Preferences and set your backup folder to this location... Minus the /!Ready2Flash/TitaniumBackup part. That's my personal folder location.
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Is a full wipe required, coming from 10.1?
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Wrong section. Think you took a wrong turn at Mako and went past Grouper, straight to Flo.
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Just wanted to get the word out to everybody that cyanogen is now building official nightly builds for our device. Just head over to get.cm and grab one of the builds for our device, flo.
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Just askin... Is there a simbug in this 4.3 builds?
And is it quit stable or do i need to wait a bit longer because of multiple bugs?
Error Report:
Stock work well with NetGear PTV3000 for WiFi Display via Miracast. This CM 10.2 connected but TV screen keep on black.
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What problems are you having restoring?
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It is perpetually stuck at 0% and I've tried fudging with a number of settings.
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You have to move your tiBU folder onto legacy/ from 0/
Look at my screenshot. Go to Preferences and set your backup folder to this location... Minus the /!Ready2Flash/TitaniumBackup part. That's my personal folder location.
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...haven't tried fudging with that setting. Very strange, many thanks for this! I'll try it out as soon as I get home.
Does anybody know where can find Decrypt boot IMG for Cm13/Aosp Roms?
checked internet no dice. thx in advance
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freddienuxx said:
Does anybody know where can find Decrypt boot IMG for Cm13/Aosp Roms?
checked internet no dice. thx in advance
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You could make your own. Takes about five minutes.
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You could make your own. Takes about five minutes.
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Would you be so kind as to write a tutorial on how to do that? Man I would really really really really appreciate it if you did!!!!!!!!! @freddienuxx You can use these CM13 builds they don't force encrypt.. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3258213
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flashback7 said:
Would you be so kind as to write a tutorial on how to do that? Man I would really really really really appreciate it if you did!!!!!!!!! @freddienuxx You can use these CM13 builds they don't force encrypt.. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3258213
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This is the one I made. It's stock decrypted, DM verity removed, se policy (made by @Tigerstown) changed out for traditional root to work.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/pmgf938s6s1f8ky/boot.img?dl=0
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This is the one I made. It's stock decrypted, DM verity removed, se policy (made by @Tigerstown) changed out for traditional root to work.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/pmgf938s6s1f8ky/boot.img?dl=0
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would this work on VRToxin rom? I think they use cm 13 base
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would this work on VRToxin rom? I think they use cm 13 base
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Not sure. I'm running stock rooted. I don't use cm. It's completely stock so I'd imagine it should work ok. I can't say for sure though.
Give it a shot.
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Not sure. I'm running stock rooted. I don't use cm. It's completely stock so I'd imagine it should work ok. I can't say for sure though.
Give it a shot.
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should I back everything up on pc? or just flash it normal?
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Does anybody know where can find Decrypt boot IMG for Cm13/Aosp Roms?
checked internet no dice. thx in advance
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/and...-fed-patcher-v8-forceencrypt-disable-t3234422
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should I back everything up on pc? or just flash it normal?
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Just make a backup in twrp. Worst case if it doesn't boot just restore backup.
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toknitup420 said:
Just make a backup in twrp. Worst case if it doesn't boot just restore backup.
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k
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toknitup420 said:
Just make a backup in twrp. Worst case if it doesn't boot just restore backup.
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OK I flashed and stuck on boot logo. can you tell me how to make decrypt
boot img for my rom?
do I have to extract it on PC?
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OK I flashed and stuck on boot logo. can you tell me how to make decrypt
boot img for my rom?
do I have to extract it on PC?
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You need a tool to unpack the boot.img. how long did you let it sit on boot logo?
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toknitup420 said:
You need a tool to unpack the boot.img. how long did you let it sit on boot logo?
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about 5 mins! I a.d.d lol.
should I have let it sit longer?
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about 5 mins! I a.d.d lol.
should I have let it sit longer?
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Yeah. I've seen it take up to ten minutes.
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Yeah. I've seen it take up to ten minutes.
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OK I'll give another shot. but if it doesn't work. can you tell me what tool to use? I don't know why VRToxin rom would force encryption. because I can't use the mods I want.
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freddienuxx said:
OK I'll give another shot. but if it doesn't work. can you tell me what tool to use? I don't know why VRToxin rom would force encryption. because I can't use the mods I want.
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If it doesn't work you can also try a custom kernel. But I can get you a link to that tool later today if you want to go that route.
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toknitup420 said:
If it doesn't work you can also try a custom kernel. But I can get you a link to that tool later today if you want to go that route.
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ok did it again no dice. i use custom kernel . i used ex kernel and tick off no enforcing in the aroma installer and still encryped. does kernel have anything to do wit boot img? and if you can give me tool later. i appreciate it
freddienuxx said:
ok did it again no dice. i use custom kernel . i used ex kernel and tick off no enforcing in the aroma installer and still encryped. does kernel have anything to do wit boot img? and if you can give me tool later. i appreciate it
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Kernel is the same as boot image. If you're already encrypted then you need to flash ex with no force encryption selected. Then format userdata. You will have to flash kernel after wiping data to get tweaks back.
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Kernel is the same as boot image. If you're already encrypted then you need to flash ex with no force encryption selected. Then format userdata. You will have to flash kernel after wiping data to get tweaks back.
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OK so do I have to back everything up on PC?
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OK so do I have to back everything up on PC?
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Yes. I'll send you link to that tool later. It's very easy to use.
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