So, I'm not sure what it was, but I changed the boot animation on my kfhd7 to "Jurassic park" and ever since I've been getting insane boot times. Like 7-10 seconds. Not sure what happened, but it's awesome. Anybody know what's up?
Gimme dat boot file now.
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What did you use to change it?
Edit* I'm gonna assume you used rom toolbox. Do you have hashcodes 2nd bootloader installed?
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So I rooted a friends nexus s and put RC 4 with morfic v12 on there expecting a longer boot time like mine since 2.3.3.......but his booted normal so I factory wiped and wiped cache flashed RC 4 and same kernel and still get longer boot times ....anyone have any suggestions
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Has anybody else had this problem and be able to fix it? im still having this issue and my recovery takes a min to load as well now too
Yea I actually have the same problem. Very strange. It takes a good while for it to boot up. Its on the nexus animation for too long
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I haven't really seen anyone with a solution nor response for this ....I fixed my recovery issue by flashing 3.0.0.5 clockwork and took care of that ....I've heard of others with boot issue but nothing to resolve
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so, im really confused right now. ive been having issues, and i thought i had it worked out, then i tried rebooting my phone, and it kept looping the white htc evo screen, so i plugged it into the computer to do some adb/fastboot stuff, and it booted. ive done this multiple times to confirm. any ideas why or how to fix it?
What happens if you boot it connected to the computer and then unplug it? Does it run properly? How about booting plugged into the wall, not a computer. Does that yield the same results?
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After I see the boot animation start, I can unplug it and use it normally. Except my phone fcs, and I can't get USB mass storage to work, but that could be totally unrelated. I can boot while plugged into the wall. I'm even more confused haha
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Might be an issue with your battery not providing enough juice. You aren't undervolted, are you? Sounds like the phone just doesn't have enough juice to run right. If you are undervolted, try adjusting back. If not, try a new battery, I have a feeling you may see some cgange.
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I agree with Aaron. You may also have a bad flash of a rom,, try reflashing the rom to see if it corrects the issue
Sounds like a good wiping and a nice clean flash will fix this issue.
Had the same problem awhile back after flashing CM 7 RC. After a reflash it went away and everything worked fine.
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I got it working, flashing didn't due anything to help, but the problem would appear to be when everything messed up it was with boot manager and my recovery, and I had revolutionary cwm and couldn't find a dl for it anywhere, so using among ra or normal cwm wouldn't really work. So I pulled the recovery.img from an old nand and that did the trick.
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Hello, guys. I have the newer line of the 16GB nexus 7's(C90K, iirc), which I just got the other day. Bootloader is unlocked, TWRP is recovery, device is rooted. I checked the md5 of the Bugless Beast flash and all matched up. Yet, every time I flashed it resulted in a bootloop that wouldn't fix itself. I thought maybe I was doing something wrong so I looked at how others were doing it: everything was just right. I factory reset and wiped system for good measure, wiped caches, and installed the ROM.
To make sure that I really wasn't doing anything wrong, I took Paranoid Android and flashed it. It was running in like two minutes. I tried the latest and the second latest of BB releases, so I don't think it's his release but something on my device? I'd appreciate some assistance, guys.
I don't mean to double post, but any ideas?
How long did you let it try booting? I noticed my newer nexus 7 takes longer to flash and first boots seem to be a lot longer as well.
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How long did you let it try booting? I noticed my newer nexus 7 takes longer to flash and first boots seem to be a lot longer as well.
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It was a bootloop rather than actually getting anywhere/loading anything. I let it bootloop for 30 minutes a couple times just to see, though.
I have had my Nexus 7 with SmoothROM on it for a long time now, I use it here and there, but I noticed it acting kind of glitchy lately especially when using the keyboard. I got 2 notifications from GROUPER (i think thats the name of it...) saying I had an update to SmoothROM (v 4.2) and that google apps needed to be updated... I did the normal crap, wiped everything, flashed the new smoothrom, flashed on the google apps, but when I rebooted it just keeps popping up saying "Unfortunately, the process blah blah gapps has stopped", then when i press ok it says Unfortunately, Setup Wizard has stopped".... and when i press ok on that it just keeps popping back up... will NOT go away no matter what I try...
On top of this... I tried going to fastboot and putting it in recovery mode but then it just goes to the main boot screen that says Google with a lock at the bottom, and it is just stuck there...
So what would be the easiest course of action here? I can't get it into Recovery mode I don't think, although I forgot how to do it in the first place, I thought it had to do with sliding the lock somewhere at the boot screen but I have tried that and nothing seems to work...
ANY HELP WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED!
Update: I managed to get into the settings and put USB Debugging on
so now it gets recognized by my computer and I can view and transfer files.... But I still can't get it into recovery mode so what should I do now lol?
Should I be looking for something like this " Google Nexus 7 Toolkit V3.2.0 " ?
Use wugs to restore to stock and start over
If you go back to smoothrom make sure you download it again might have been a bad download
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When you power on your nexus press volume down and up and power button together for a couple of seconds. Your screen will go off and then "Google" will come up. Continue pressing and you will be in the boot loader menu. Go to recovery and install the ROM you want. (Can you get there?) Or else try to install it from your PC with cmd. Let me know if the first way works.
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Same here, I dirty flashed it from stock instead of full wipe. Always do full wipe just in case.
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is the lock under the Google logo open or closed? if you installed a custom ROM, it should be open. if it is closed, the bootloader somehow got locked again.
however, i think the issue you are experiencing is related to gapps. you either have a bad download of gapps or flashed the wrong gapps (some roms require custom gapps). try the volume down+power thing to get to the bootloader, then go to recovery. if you can't, flash a recovery using fastboot or use one of those toolkits to flash a recovery. before you re-flash your ROM and gapps, i'd recommend verifying the MD5 sum, since that will tell you whether the downloaded file is good or not.
Sorry for the late reply guys but as it usually goes my ADHD got the best of me and before I came back to read this i ended up using that Google toolkit thing that I asked about and did what somebody said (option 9) to download and then install the stock ROM (but thank you!!) BUT in case anybody would like to know the lock was open and I could put it in fastboot but it wouldn't boot me into recovery. Hopefully anybody else updating smoothrom that ends up in my position will find this thread. I also suggest just downloaded the ROM and flashing it with the recovery that was my first time using that update ROM thing and it screwed up lol.
Again thanks a ton! Is there any new ROMs out there for the Nexus 7? Anything better than SmoothROM (or stock, lol)?
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Is there any new ROMs out there for the Nexus 7? Anything better than SmoothROM (or stock, lol)?
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Rasbeanjelly with Franco kernel. I think it's the best out there.. I got 5k on quadrant with no overclock anywhere. Games play with no lag, it's very good
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Maybe I'll try that... I'm gonna do quadrant right now I DLed it right after I got stock on but haven't tested it yet
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I have seen a huge difference also in the overall speed of the system, very responsive and fast every second you should try it out
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Hey everyone. So I thought that I would flash CM11 to my Nexus 10 last night, coming from CM10.2 via CWM. Well something happened and it wouldn't let me flash it, it said status 7 and install aborted.,I backed everything up, so no big deal right? Wrong! My backup says MD5 mismatch. So now my tablet won't boot past Google screen, except for into CWM. What can I do to fix this? I only have access to a mac computer.
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Hey everyone. So I thought that I would flash CM11 to my Nexus 10 last night, coming from CM10.2 via CWM. Well something happened and it wouldn't let me flash it, it said status 7 and install aborted.,I backed everything up, so no big deal right? Wrong! My backup says MD5 mismatch. So now my tablet won't boot past Google screen, except for into CWM. What can I do to fix this? I only have access to a mac computer.
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have you tried the Nexus Root Toolkit? You can flash stock rom from it with just one click. I'm not sure if it works on mac, but give it a try, it's in the development section
I did just that! Thanks.
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