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order for flashing zips?

I'm new to flashing custom kernels, but what I would like to do is install PA Beta 8 with Gapps + Leankernel / Minimalistic kernel.
What order do I take?
1. Wipe Data / Cache
2. Flash PA
3. Flash Kernel
4. Flash Gapps
I plan to also backup my stuff and move it off the SD, and wipe the SD before starting so I can clean up my SD directory structure.
Anyone see something I'm missing/ should do different?
Thanks

1. Wipe data
2. Wipe cache
3. Format system
4. Install the rom
5. Install gapps
6. Reboot tablet and set it up
7. Flash kernel
On sgsiii we set the phone up so the rom can settle in and then start flashing kernels/mods. Might be an overkill pn n7 though.
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berardi said:
I'm new to flashing custom kernels, but what I would like to do is install PA Beta 8 with Gapps + Leankernel / Minimalistic kernel.
What order do I take?
1. Wipe Data / Cache
2. Flash PA
3. Flash Kernel
4. Flash Gapps
I plan to also backup my stuff and move it off the SD, and wipe the SD before starting so I can clean up my SD directory structure.
Anyone see something I'm missing/ should do different?
Thanks
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You should be fine that way. You'll be overwriting things in the correct order.
CuttyCZ said:
1. Wipe data
2. Wipe cache
3. Format system
4. Install the rom
5. Install gapps
6. Reboot tablet and set it up
7. Flash kernel
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Step 3 is already done by all rom install scripts I've looked at.
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Thanks guys!
Just curious what is the point of rebooting / letting the ROM settle in before flashing a kernel?
CuttyCZ said:
1. Wipe data
2. Wipe cache
3. Format system
4. Install the rom
5. Install gapps
6. Reboot tablet and set it up
7. Flash kernel
On sgsiii we set the phone up so the rom can settle in and then start flashing kernels/mods. Might be an overkill pn n7 though.
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mwalt2 said:
You should be fine that way. You'll be overwriting things in the correct order.
Step 3 is already done by all rom install scripts I've looked at.
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berardi said:
Thanks guys!
Just curious what is the point of rebooting / letting the ROM settle in before flashing a kernel?
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There isn't a point imo. Some people like to wipe things 3 times and a a lot of other steps that seem unnecessary to me. The only thing I can think is if the custom kernel is unstable and it might help troubleshoot problems
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berardi said:
Thanks guys!
Just curious what is the point of rebooting / letting the ROM settle in before flashing a kernel?
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mwalt2 said:
There isn't a point imo. Some people like to wipe things 3 times and a a lot of other steps that seem unnecessary to me. The only thing I can think is if the custom kernel is unstable and it might help troubleshoot problems
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hes right, there is no point. as there no point in wiping cache/dalvik if your wiping data(factory reset). if coming from a different rom then wipe data, flash the rom, flash the gapps, and flash the kernel. if updating the same rom then flash the rom, flash the gapps, and flash the kernel.

Liquidsmooth (can't turn on now)

I was use a nexus4tookit v1.3.0 to root my nexus 4 , however I was download a Liquidsmooth and install from sdcard , but now the mobile cannot open , just load in liquid-smooth logo screen, what can I do now? My nexus 4 is JOP40D , Thanks a lot.

You may have a bad download. Check the md5 sum or re download it and try flashing it again.
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Restore the backup you should have made in recovery before you flashed anything.
Hold down power for ten seconds to reboot, then hold volume down to enter boot loader. You can get to recovery from there.

First off. You shouldn't be using a toolkit, they get you from Point A to Point B. But now you are trying to backtrack because your phone won't boot. This is why people shouldn't use toolkits, you are getting to Point B without knowing what you're doing.
Is it stuck at the bootanimation screen? Did you wipe factory settings when flashing the ROM?

estallings15 said:
Restore the backup you should have made in recovery before you flashed anything.
Hold down power for ten seconds to reboot, then hold volume down to enter boot loader. You can get to recovery from there.
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I already unlock the bootloader ， but I can't enter to boot loader now , just can enter to recovery mode or restart boot loader ,power off or start.:crying:

cf017 said:
I already unlock the bootloader ， but I can't enter to boot loader now , just can enter to recovery mode or restart boot loader ,power off or start.:crying:
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If you can get into recovery, you're fine. Is this your first Android phone? Your first step after rooting is always to make a backup.
Anyway, flash Franco's kernel. It plays well with liquid smooth. That should fix you up. You will figure out how if you STOP PANICKING and try.

estallings15 said:
If you can get into recovery, you're fine. Is this your first Android phone? Your first step after rooting is always to make a backup.
Anyway, flash Franco's kernel. It plays well with liquid smooth. That should fix you up. You will figure out how if you STOP PANICKING and try.
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and not use toolkits! take the 15-25 minutes to read whats going on and not click one button to do it all for you
that's why OP is panicing because he didnt manually do it, a toolkit did it for him.

Post sent in error apologies

bash156 said:
Hi I hope you don't mind me messaging you I just noticed your last post that we should use toolkits for our phone can you please tell me what is the best way to do it I apologise for asking this is my first android phone and I'm realising that battery life is crap and I've been reading about people making changes to make their battery life live longer
Regards
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We should use toolkits? I never said a thing about using them. The best way is to NOT use them. If this is your first android phone, it is IMPERATIVE to know simple ADB and Fastboot methods so you won't fall into the common errors when people use toolkits getting them into things they don't understand.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1972508 is a guide to get started after you boot up, you can then proceed to go into the Original and Android dev forums to select your ROM / Kernel that you desire. I'd recommend CM10.1 (jellybro) + Franco Kernel R20. --- so after unlocking bootloader. Put the ROM, Gapps, Kernel on your phone storage using USB cable.
Use computer --- ADB... "adb reboot bootloader"
fastboot flash recovery <nameofrecovery>.img (download TWRP or CWR and put it in same folder as fastboot /platform-tools/ most likely)
boot into recovery (use volume up/down to navigate then power to enter)
wipe factory settings,dalvik,cache
flash rom then gapps then kernel (gapps and kernel can be reversed up to you)
then reboot.
done.

Apologies I meant that we should not be using tool kits my bad
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bash156 said:
Apologies I meant that we should not be using tool kits my bad
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He answered your question with great detail. Hit the thanks button.

bash156 said:
Apologies I meant that we should not be using tool kits my bad
Sent from my Nexus 4 using xda app-developers app
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No problem. Just read what I said above, if u have any questions, feel free to ask. It's a very straight forward guide on how to unlock your bootloader. The stuff thats not included in there would be:
- Download ROM, Gapps (optional depending what rom you use. the rom says whether its included or not, if it doesnt say assume its in there), kernel (optional but recommended u switch --- upon flashing a new version u will need to reflash the kernel)
- Flashing Custom Recovery while in Bootloader Mode (which I said in my post on how to do.. basically download TWRP or CWR [you choose, i recommend twrp] and put the .img folder in the same folder as fastboot.exe)
- Use vol up / down to go to recovery in bootloader mode (it says the text on the phone)
- Wipe factory
- Flash ROM, Gapps, Kernel (gapps and kernel order doesnt matter. ROM goes first)
- Reboot to system
..... done.
edit: yeah what estallings said thanks given.

Thank you very much for your help I'm going to try and unlock the bootloader now I'll let you know how I get on to back everything that's on my phone already can I just sync to my Google account
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sorry to bother you again thanks to you I have now unlocked bootloader but im finding it confusing on what to do next I havent managed to find the cm 10.1 and franco kernal you talked about is there a link somewhere for them

bash156 said:
sorry to bother you again thanks to you I have now unlocked bootloader but im finding it confusing on what to do next I havent managed to find the cm 10.1 and franco kernal you talked about is there a link somewhere for them
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Original development.

bash156 said:
sorry to bother you again thanks to you I have now unlocked bootloader but im finding it confusing on what to do next I havent managed to find the cm 10.1 and franco kernal you talked about is there a link somewhere for them
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CM10.1 Jellybro: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?goto=newpost&t=2015081
Franco Kernel: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2002782
Download CM10.1 Jellybro + Gapps + Kernel R20.

zephiK said:
CM10.1 Jellybro: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?goto=newpost&t=2015081
Franco Kernel: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2002782
Download CM10.1 Jellybro + Gapps + Kernel R20.
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Hi I did everything you said I flashed the cm10 gapps and kernel now its stuck on the cynogenmod logo I went back to recovery wiped everything and tried to flash cm10 and the rest again and still stuck on the cynogen mod logo have I done something wrong because I dont have anything backed up

bash156 said:
Hi I did everything you said I flashed the cm10 gapps and kernel now its stuck on the cynogenmod logo I went back to recovery wiped everything and tried to flash cm10 and the rest again and still stuck on the cynogen mod logo have I done something wrong because I dont have anything backed up
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When you mean wipe everything... just factory settings, dalvik, cache right?
- Wipe Factory, Dalvik, Cache
- Flash CM10
- Flash Gapps
- Flash Kernel
- Reboot.

zephiK said:
When you mean wipe everything... just factory settings, dalvik, cache right?
- Wipe Factory, Dalvik, Cache
- Flash CM10
- Flash Gapps
- Flash Kernel
- Reboot.
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I always wipe system as well. I used to not do that, but I found less phantom issues appeared if I wiped system.

estallings15 said:
I always wipe system as well. I used to not do that, but I found less phantom issues appeared if I wiped system.
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Interesting. First time I've heard this, I will have to try that sometime although for the last year I've been pretty content with CM + Franco set up. Maybe when a new version of Android comes out, I swap over to that AOSP ROM for a little while but once CM is set, im moving.

[Q] how to edit the "quick settings" toggles?

Is there a way to edit the toggles in the quick settings (when you pull down with 2 fingers from the status bar)? Can you add custom toggles and can the toggles actually be toggles and not just shortcuts to menus in the settings ?

You can't edit them on stock, although the toggles should all be toggles as long as you don't long press them. If you haven't updated to stock 4.2.2 yet then do that.

Nigeldg said:
You can't edit them on stock, although the toggles should all be toggles as long as you don't long press them. If you haven't updated to stock 4.2.2 yet then do that.
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Thanks I never knew the toggles could be activated with a long press . I really want to add some custom toggles to this list though (flashlight, volume etc) - I'm rooted on stock ROM

Custom ROM only I'm afraid...good excuse to try CM 10.1!

EddyOS said:
Custom ROM only I'm afraid...good excuse to try CM 10.1!
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I tried to flash CM but it didn't work a while ago. I kept getting stuck at the CM boot animation and I didn't know what went wrong because I'm new to android

You need to do the following for CM...
1. Nandroid!
2. Wipe everything in CWM (I use a little script I got from another user for this so I don't have to do it all manually!)
3. Flash the ROM
4. Flash the GAPPs
5. Reboot
It should then boot up as normal

EddyOS said:
You need to do the following for CM...
1. Nandroid!
2. Wipe everything in CWM (I use a little script I got from another user for this so I don't have to do it all manually!)
3. Flash the ROM
4. Flash the GAPPs
5. Reboot
It should then boot up as normal
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What's a nandroid? I created a backup with twrp and I have to completely wipe my phone I have so much stuff on it . and I used goo manager to install the ROM and the gapps automatically

michaelsp9 said:
What's a nandroid? I created a backup with twrp and I have to completely wipe my phone I have so much stuff on it . and I used goo manager to install the ROM and the gapps automatically
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That's it. That backup is called a "nandroid"
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scream4cheese said:
That's it. That backup is called a "nandroid"
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I tried reflashing CM10.1 and same thing happened I was stuck at the boot animation. Before I flashed I made a new nandroid backup and wiped cache.
Do I have to wipe to factory default?
Also probably important to note i have franco kernel flashed on my stock ROM , should I remove fk and try and flash again and once I get cm working flash fk bac

michaelsp9 said:
I tried reflashing CM10.1 and same thing happened I was stuck at the boot animation. Before I flashed I made a new nandroid backup and wiped cache.
Do I have to wipe to factory default?
Also probably important to note i have franco kernel flashed on my stock ROM , should I remove fk and try and flash again and once I get cm working flash fk bac
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Absolutely you have to wipe data. Wipe cache and dalvik cache (dalvik is located in advanced menu) as well or you'll get bootloops. Franco works with CM afaik.

ScumDroid said:
Absolutely you have to wipe data. Wipe cache and dalvik cache (dalvik is located in advanced menu) as well or you'll get bootloops. Franco works with CM afaik.
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But....but I'll lose all my apps

michaelsp9 said:
But....but I'll lose all my apps
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back them up with titanium backup.

ScumDroid said:
back them up with titanium backup.
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Where do I store the backup ?? Wouldn't it get deleted when I wipe ?

michaelsp9 said:
Where do I store the backup ?? Wouldn't it get deleted when I wipe ?
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The backup will be stored in the "SD card" which will not be cleared if you do a factory reset.
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michaelsp9 said:
robably important to note i have franco kernel flashed on my stock ROM , should I remove fk and try and flash again and once I get cm working flash fk bac
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You don't need to remove the franco kernel before flashing a custom ROM. The new ROM will come with its own kernel. If you want to keep using Franco kernel, you'll need to flash the kernel after you flash the ROM and Gapps.

If you aren't too particular about changing the entire rom and doing all that drama.. Install power toggles and put a widget on the notification drop down menu... It has more options than the settings list has.. I know this is not what u had asked here.. But I was just trying to tell u what I found easier.. Cheers
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[Q] Is nexus 4 running paranoid android and franco kernel possible?

Hi, I have a newly rooted Nexus 4 with stock kernel and ROM but with TWRP recovery. I am kind of a noob when it comes to modifying my phone so any help is appreciated. I want to install paranoid android and franco kernel so that I will have good battery life and features, I wanted to know if this is possible and if so, how would I go about doing this. If there are video guides on youtube, please post links, I couldn't find anything when I searched for this

nameless42 said:
Hi, I have a newly rooted Nexus 4 with stock kernel and ROM but with TWRP recovery. I am kind of a noob when it comes to modifying my phone so any help is appreciated. I want to install paranoid android and franco kernel so that I will have good battery life and features, I wanted to know if this is possible and if so, how would I go about doing this. If there are video guides on youtube, please post links, I couldn't find anything when I searched for this
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I have both installed. Just follow the instructions http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2002782

nameless42 said:
Hi, I have a newly rooted Nexus 4 with stock kernel and ROM but with TWRP recovery. I am kind of a noob when it comes to modifying my phone so any help is appreciated. I want to install paranoid android and franco kernel so that I will have good battery life and features, I wanted to know if this is possible and if so, how would I go about doing this. If there are video guides on youtube, please post links, I couldn't find anything when I searched for this
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Yes its possible. Just download the latest of both put them backup anything you don't want to loose wipe data cachedalviccache and system flash the ROM gapps and kernel let it boot sign in restore apps and boom done
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cannondaleV2000 said:
Yes its possible. Just download the latest of both put them backup anything you don't want to loose wipe data cachedalviccache and system flash the ROM gapps and kernel let it boot sign in restore apps and boom done
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thanks for your help
Just to add on another question, I was using franco kernel updater free and the latest version I can see in there is 164, I know that this will not work, so what should I do. also I was reading about the whole issue with jss and jwr, so just to make sure, franco r174 is compatible with pa 3.96, right?

nameless42 said:
thanks for your help
Just to add on another question, I was using franco kernel updater free and the latest version I can see in there is 164, I know that this will not work, so what should I do. also I was reading about the whole issue with jss and jwr, so just to make sure, franco r174 is compatible with pa 3.96, right?
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Yes PA 3.96 is JWR based rom and official Farnco kernel r174 is a JWR kernel.. So you are good to go.
Flash it and relax. You can find the latest r174 in the OP's thread(original dev section)

Instructions for PA 3.69:
I'm on PA 3.69 (4.2.2 not 4.3) and using Franco nightly r165 which is the same as milestone 3.
Get goo manager from play store and click on "browse by compatible rom" then select paranoid android, then mako and flash 3.69, then download franco kernel updated free from play store and flash it.

Rohit02 said:
Yes PA 3.96 is JWR based rom and official Farnco kernel r174 is a JWR kernel.. So you are good to go.
Flash it and relax. You can find the latest r174 in the OP's thread(original dev section)
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I'm sorry to keep asking questions, but could you please post a step by step guide with links to the particular items that I will have to download (ie. radios and additional files (if needed) in addition to the rom, kernel, and gapps). Also seeing that Franco Kernel 176 has also been released for JWR, will that work with PA 3.96?
This is my first time installing a custom rom and kernel so please go into great detail if you can through all of the steps of the process.
Thanks for your help.

nameless42 said:
I'm sorry to keep asking questions, but could you please post a step by step guide with links to the particular items that I will have to download (ie. radios and additional files (if needed) in addition to the rom, kernel, and gapps). Also seeing that Franco Kernel 176 has also been released for JWR, will that work with PA 3.96?
This is my first time installing a custom rom and kernel so please go into great detail if you can through all of the steps of the process.
Thanks for your help.
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I will help you butfor that you have to buy me a coffee , kidding OR Just spam my thanks meter
See this is what you have to do..
As you are on 4.3 and twrp installed download PA3.96(JWR based ROM so flash a JWR kernel) from original dev section,
Franco r176 kernel_JWR. Gapps latest in the same PA's thread updated one is 20130815.
Installation steps:
Factory reset
wipe cache
wipe dalvik cache
wipe system
wipe data
install the rom then gapps
AGAIN wipe cache and dalvik cache
flash Supersu v1.51(search for it-google)
flash the franco kernel
reboot.
enjoy the rom.:good:
Additional help(optional if you using TB.)
ROOT IS WORKING BUT IT NEEDS TO SORT OF BE ENABLED
1. Enable developer option by pressing build number 7 times in settings>about
2. Enable usb debugging and set root access to adb + apps in developer settings
3. root should now work
Titanium backup may not work on 4.3:
To fix it:
1. In tb go to menu>preferences>backup folder location
2. Press detect
3. Then you will get two options ...choose the one with legacy in its path
4. Then it will ask you to move backup to that folder.... Select that
5. Restart app and restore.

Rohit02 said:
I will help you butfor that you have to buy me a coffee , kidding OR Just spam my thanks meter
See this is what you have to do..
As you are on 4.3 and twrp installed download PA3.96(JWR based ROM so flash a JWR kernel) from original dev section,
Franco r176 kernel_JWR. Gapps latest in the same PA's thread updated one is 20130815.
Installation steps:
Factory reset
wipe cache
wipe dalvik cache
wipe system
wipe data
install the rom then gapps
AGAIN wipe cache and dalvik cache
flash Supersu v1.51(search for it-google)
flash the franco kernel
reboot.
enjoy the rom.:good:
Additional help(optional if you using TB.)
ROOT IS WORKING BUT IT NEEDS TO SORT OF BE ENABLED
1. Enable developer option by pressing build number 7 times in settings>about
2. Enable usb debugging and set root access to adb + apps in developer settings
3. root should now work
Titanium backup may not work on 4.3:
To fix it:
1. In tb go to menu>preferences>backup folder location
2. Press detect
3. Then you will get two options ...choose the one with legacy in its path
4. Then it will ask you to move backup to that folder.... Select that
5. Restart app and restore.
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thanks for all of your help. I did all of that, but for some reason my wifi isn't working, cell and data are fine, just wifi I think. Any ideas?

nameless42 said:
thanks for all of your help. I did all of that, but for some reason my wifi isn't working, cell and data are fine, just wifi I think. Any ideas?
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It might be your router issue.. pl check with the settings.. I had also read in the PA thread about the wifi issue so it better you can ask it over there, if you are lucky enough the exact person can help you who had the same problem .

Thanks, your description helped me to set up PA together with Franco Kernel.
Unfortunately, I have lost root access now.
I set the phone to developer's mode, but can't find any option to 'set root access to apps + data'.
I also tried to flash supersu, but after doing that, both TitaniumBackup and SuperSu report that there is no root access.
What can I do?
thanks, r.

FYI, I've solved the problem by myself using Nexus Root Toolkit.

[Q] Installing CM11

Hello, I'm on stock ROM (Android 2.2.1) and I want install CM11, what are the steps I should do? I'm confused about TWRP :x

Vitor_Hugo said:
Hello, I'm on stock ROM (Android 2.2.1) and I want install CM11, what are the steps I should do? I'm confused about TWRP :x
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HI, I think I can help a little bit.
First,you have to be ROOT. find how make it using search.
Second Install a RECOVERY,could be CWMR (clockworkmod recovery, old one) o TWRP (teamwinrecoveryproject, the new one). Both are more less the same.
Later, make a nandroid (backup of your phone, very important if youre thinking to flash ) and start follow the tutorials to install Custom Roms
Sorry if I forgot something, now Im trying to keep alive my defy and still remembering things from 3 years ago !!!

Vitor_Hugo said:
Hello, I'm on stock ROM (Android 2.2.1) and I want install CM11, what are the steps I should do? I'm confused about TWRP :x
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Much simple:
1. root with Framaroot http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=37508806
2. Install 2nd init http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=12837303
3. Update recovery with this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=48501247
4. Install CM11
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1. Root with Framaroot (Framaroot-1.8.1.apk).
2. Install SndInit (SndInitDefy_2.3.apk).
3. Reboot to custom recovery and flash TWRP 2.6.3.0 recovery (.zip).
"Description: Flash this in either CWM5+ or TWRP recovery to get updated to the latest TWRP capable of flashing Kitkat ROMs. This wipes your existing custom/stock ROM."
4. Reboot again and flash CM11 (.zip).
When changing ROM, use this bootmenu_safe wipe (.zip).
"Description: Credits to YetAnotherForumUser for the wipe script. Wipes /data /cache, /system. But it leaves bootmenu and recovery intact so that an errant reboot doesn't entail an sbf flash."

Thank you all, but Absroid's reply was the most complete and correct, everything went fine and I'm using CM11 now
But I have a new question: I don't know how I can set the CPU frenquency to 1100MHz, the maximum I can go (Using Settings > Performance > Processor > Maximum CPU frequency) is 1000MHz, I'm using Interactive governor
Another thing, what is the best Governor and I/O scheduler?

The best are the default settings. But if you want to change them use the boot menu (vol- on blue led) and select CPU SETTINGS.
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You can change your CPU setting in bootmenu... Most people would like to choose interative as their governer

cyrusct82 said:
Much simple:
1. root with Framaroot http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=37508806
2. Install 2nd init http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=12837303
3. Update recovery with this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=48501247
4. Install CM11
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Did you encouter the problem that after these steps TWRP ( after having booted into the working CM 11 ) does not mount the sdcard anymore ? Am I missing any step ?