Does anyone have a flashable ZIP for the new 4.2.2 bootloader?
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Flash it through fastboot
Fastboot seems a bit dicey for my tastes. Is there a flashable zip for this anywhere?
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atlharp said:
Fastboot seems a bit dicey for my tastes. Is there a flashable zip for this anywhere?
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There one someone posted in the mkernel thread and paranoid android thread
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atlharp said:
Fastboot seems a bit dicey for my tastes. Is there a flashable zip for this anywhere?
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Fast boot is safer.
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Add me to the list of people looking for this zip.
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Why update it?
The flashable zip can be found in the nexus 7 android development section and it's always a good idea to run the newest bootloader
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Fastboot seems a bit dicey for my tastes. Is there a flashable zip for this anywhere?
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Dicey? It's super easy! No risk at all. I just learned how to do it a few minutes ago and I was pretty impressed. Now I can use it to unlock devices without using toolkits anymore! When you have the time, you should learn it and give it a try. It's nice to learn new things.
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I did not make this just spreading the word !!
Didn't see this no where on the NS4G Development section so I thought I'd post it here
CodenameAndroid official jellybean rom was avaible for ics 4.0.4 and now for 4.1. You can download it directly from there website or the download links I provided below
Changelog & List of features:
http://codenameandroid.com/forum/index.php?/topic/10-codename-android-321/#entry35
Downloads:
Updated 3.2.1
NS: http://codenameandroid.com/roms/stable/crespo/Codename-Android-3.2.1-NS.zip
NS4G: http://codenameandroid.com/roms/stable/crespo4g/Codename-Android-3.2.1-NS4G.zip
Gapps: http://developer.clockworkmod.com/downloads/2883/3342/CNA-JB-GAPPS-20120726-signed.zip
we'll see where this one goes...
Everything working so far
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I'd love to try flashing some custom ROMs to my phone. I did this with the ICS one but it was just a simple matter of putting the ".zip" file into my SD storage and going through the power button and volume up buttom directions. Is it the same thing with this one? or do I have to add a bunch of other stuff like CMW recovery and all these different type of things?:silly: I'm a true noob lol
Yeah you gotta flash the ROM and gapps through cwm or twrp recovery
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This is under the NS4G forum as team dirt unofficial...
Oops my fault... That's a port and this is official.
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Yeah lol
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the1dynasty said:
we'll see where this one goes...
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You never know, he might have actually tried it before posting
The ROM is fast & nice extra features but no WiFi tether & can't receive MMS other than that it really good
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What device specifically I'm guessing not the nexus 7 rite?
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Miikessol said:
What device specifically I'm guessing not the nexus 7 rite?
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Of course not I'm not a tard my nexus s4g no WiFi tether & can't receive MMS
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Everything's ok but i miss the Play Music app !
Link:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1533816
Haha I wasn't saying u were just asking lol
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There removed it from the gapps because its available in the playstore
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Miikessol said:
There removed it from the gapps because its available in the playstore
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In the first link of the OP the
http://codenameandroid.com/codename-android-3-1-0-released/
when you click on it you can choose the CNA for Nexus 7 if you want to download it
does anyone know a good beginners tutorial of rooting the nexus s and adding custom roms and the process and ****?
EDIT : I have a question...
is there different methods of rooting your phone if you're on a different OS. I'm on stock jelly bean 4.1.1. so if i wanted to root this; is there a specific guide to root stock jellybean 4.1.1.?
3.2 released.
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Thanks just updated the links
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Rotation is not working for me. Is I am the only one?
Running with 3.2.1
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Is it just the notification toggle or using or did u try manually also in settings?
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I'm looking for a app that can't flash recovery img from SD card by choosing it. Anybody know about any good one?
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If you ask about app that can flash a recovery, goo.im can do that.
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ucubz said:
If you ask about app that can flash a recovery, goo.im can do that.
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It only flash twpr recovery, I want to flash other custom recovery without using my computer.
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It only flash twpr recovery, I want to flash other custom recovery without using my computer.
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Flash twrp, then find a zip file with the recovery you want and flash that? Or buy flash image GUI from play store https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.joeykrim.flashimagegui sounds like that does what you're looking for
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I upgraded to 4.2.2 today and realized I can't root it now I been trying all day so I give up where can I get the 4.2.1 image cuz then I can root in like 2 min
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1744040
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1736578
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2070419
Start reading and stop making new threads
This is different I wanna go back to 4.2.1
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you didnt even read the damn posts.....stop
just stop
What's CD to platformtools?
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Change Directory
What's sudo in Linux?
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Class_of_punk26 said:
What's sudo in Linux?
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http://bit.ly/udjOul
seriously dude, you need to do a little legwork yourself. this is quickly getting out of hand
I'll just skip that step sorry
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OK I searched everywhere about this and still can't find a cure I even tried putting it in the c drive this is the only last step I need to root it but it says cannot path-to-img/cwm-grouper-img why?
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Class_of_punk26 said:
OK I searched everywhere about this and still can't find a cure I even tried putting it in the c drive this is the only last step I need to root it but it says cannot path-to-img/cwm-grouper-img why?
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what is the EXACT command you are putting in?
this really isnt that hard.
Fastboot flash recovery path-to-img/CWM-grouper-recovery.img
I also tried moving the file to the c: drive and put it as fastboot flash recovery c:/CWM-grouper-recovery.IMG I'm going by the guide on unlock and root a nexus 7 thread
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If your using windows use a toolkit. By the way, before you ask a question on here search online all you can and use this as a last resort.
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I can't use a toolkit none supports android 4.2.2
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path-to-img/cwm-grouper-recovery.img?
literally? thats your command you are using?
its not something like C:\rootkit\cwm-group-recovery.img?
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If your using windows use a toolkit. By the way, before you ask a question on here search online all you can and use this as a last resort.
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Class_of_punk26 said:
I can't use a toolkit none supports android 4.2.2
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If you have to rely on a toolkit, you shouldnt be modding ANY device.
Then guide doesn't say that tho I'm using the [[REF]] all in one nexus 7 jelly bean android development thread then go down to guides and tools click on unlock and root a nexus 7 I'm using that guide
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Then guide doesn't say that tho I'm using the [[REF]] all in one nexus 7 jelly bean android development thread then go down to guides and tools click on unlock and root a nexus 7 I'm using that guide
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really?
path-to-img/CWM-grouper-recovery.img really doesnt make you wonder where that file is?
put the recovery.img file in the same folder as your fastboot.exe
run the command
fastboot flash recovery NAMEOFRECOVERY.img <<this should be the ACTUAL name of the recovery filled in by you, whatever it is named.
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remember earlier when i told you to update the adb and fastboot files? (SDK) did you actually do that?
this stuff isnt rocket science, and if you dont have basic computer knowledge, you shouldnt be doing ANY modding of your device....this is ridiculous
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really?
path-to-img/CWM-grouper-recovery.img really doesnt make you wonder where that file is?
put the recovery.img file in the same folder as your fastboot.exe
run the command
fastboot flash recovery NAMEOFRECOVERY.img <<this should be the ACTUAL name of the recovery filled in by you, whatever it is named.
ALSO
remember earlier when i told you to update the adb and fastboot files? (SDK) did you actually do that?
this stuff isnt rocket science, and if you dont have basic computer knowledge, you shouldnt be doing ANY modding of your device....this is ridiculous
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same thing and yeah i updated everything just in case
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same thing and yeah i updated everything just in case
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and ttbh i never had problems with rooting my phones this is the only device i had problems with
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:
?
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.
Hello, as some of you may know I currently use a computer on which I dont have admin rights, so to flash a factory image, I wanted to use 7-zip portable edition, but it is a .exe file so I cant install it on my phone. What do I have to do?
And when I use this to extract factory images, I just have to place the neccesary files on my computer and flash them in fastboot?
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Use ZArchiver, it extracts most files.
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andyabc said:
Use ZArchiver, it extracts most files.
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On my computer or phone? I am actually thinking why I cant just use winzip or something, because it extracts the files as well right? As long as you get the necessary images out of it you're good to go, not?
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Thibaultvw said:
On my computer or phone? I am actually thinking why I cant just use winzip or something, because it extracts the files as well right? As long as you get the necessary images out of it you're good to go, not?
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Phone, it was really useful when I was going to run a newer version of android on my HTC HD2.
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andyabc said:
Phone, it was really useful when I was going to run a newer version of android on my HTC HD2.
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This one?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ru.zdevs.zarchiver
So then I can extract factory images on my phone, transfer the images I need to my pc and I can fastboot flash a new android version?
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Thibaultvw said:
This one?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ru.zdevs.zarchiver
So then I can extract factory images on my phone, transfer the images I need to my pc and I can fastboot flash a new android version?
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Yep, exactly that.
This tool is extremely useful.
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