i have a rooted xt907 on JB 4.1.2 stock, i read somewhere that the unofficial AOKP ROM Is awesome, giving great battery life and lots of customization options as well, anyone have a link to it?
is it based on 4.1.2 or what?
jafferkhan said:
i have a rooted xt907 on JB 4.1.2 stock, i read somewhere that the unofficial AOKP ROM Is awesome, giving great battery life and lots of customization options as well, anyone have a link to it?
is it based on 4.1.2 or what?
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4.2.2
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2355916
jafferkhan said:
i have a rooted xt907 on JB 4.1.2 stock, i read somewhere that the unofficial AOKP ROM Is awesome, giving great battery life and lots of customization options as well, anyone have a link to it?
is it based on 4.1.2 or what?
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You need an unlocked bootloader.
jafferkhan said:
i have a rooted xt907 on JB 4.1.2 stock, i read somewhere that the unofficial AOKP ROM Is awesome, giving great battery life and lots of customization options as well, anyone have a link to it?
is it based on 4.1.2 or what?
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You are correct. The unofficial AOKP rom is indeed awesome.
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i do have un unlocked bootloader on 4.1.2, so should i just backup, wipe dalvik cache/system, flash rom? that it? i can upgrade yeah?
Jersey846 said:
You are correct. The unofficial AOKP rom is indeed awesome.
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i do have un unlocked bootloader on 4.1.2, so should i just backup, wipe dalvik cache/system, flash rom? that it? i can upgrade yeah?
the nightlies aren't stable are they?
RikRong said:
You need an unlocked bootloader.
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i do have an unlocked bootloader mate
jafferkhan said:
i do have un unlocked bootloader on 4.1.2, so should i just backup, wipe dalvik cache/system, flash rom? that it? i can upgrade yeah?
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close.
1.) backup
2.) mount everything
3.) factory reset/wipe data
4.) wipe system
5.) reboot recovery
6.) install ROM
7.) install GApps
jafferkhan said:
the nightlies aren't stable are they?
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AOKP is stable, but sometimes nigthlies break things. However, for the most part AOKP was already pretty good, so the nightlies should be good.
jafferkhan said:
i do have an unlocked bootloader mate
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Then flash away, with the directions that JCO just posted.
jco23 said:
close.
1.) backup
2.) mount everything
3.) factory reset/wipe data
4.) wipe system
5.) reboot recovery
6.) install ROM
7.) install GApps
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thanks bro
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When the phone reboot to install 4.2.2 it shows CWM interface and a list a series of "no" then a "install zip file anyway" and when i select that i get another error that says the zip file update is incorrect. I've nexus root toolkit installed and just added OTA RootKeeper to try to preserve root access.
How can i get 4.2.2 installed properly?
thx!
That's because you have a custom recovery, you need to have stock recovery in order to update 4.2.2 from Google OR Flash a custom rom with 4.2.2 and be happy
Thanks a bunch for the clarification! So i guess there is no "easy" way to temporally disable the custom recovery then? What would an example of a fine tuned custom rom with 4.2.2?
calanizzle said:
That's because you have a custom recovery, you need to have stock recovery in order to update 4.2.2 from Google OR Flash a custom rom with 4.2.2 and be happy
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I used CWM to flash to 4.2.2 however CWM gave me a message telling me that I would loose root with the update. Then it asked me to click to fix and I was able to flash 4.2.2 and not loose root
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Any chance you could share the steps you took to do the 4.2.2 upgrade through CWM?
Thx!
nini1 said:
Any chance you could share the steps you took to do the 4.2.2 upgrade through CWM?
Thx!
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2145848
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Many thanks for the link, i'm going to try that over the week end.
nini1 said:
Thanks a bunch for the clarification! So i guess there is no "easy" way to temporally disable the custom recovery then? What would an example of a fine tuned custom rom with 4.2.2?
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Paranoid Android has 4.2.2
Thanks for the heads up! Paranoid Android seems really neat, it is on my to-try list now.
calanizzle said:
Paranoid Android has 4.2.
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Installed Paranoid Android 3.1 with Franco Kernel r93 and everything works perfectly, thanks everyone for the info!
nini1 said:
Thanks for the heads up! Paranoid Android seems really neat, it is on my to-try list now.
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Hey guys,
I am new to flashing roms and xda-developers. I saw the post on CM 10 for the RAZR M. But whenever I try to flash it, the CM logo comes up and just keeps spinning without stopping. Is there something I am doing wrong?
Thanks,
Abhi
Details? Are you using safestrap or are you unlocked and using a custom recovery like twrp or cwm?
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I am using safestrap 3.05.19. It is a locked bootloader device. The cm version is the latest one posted in the original thread, and gapps for cm 10.
you have to use matglorf's motorola Razr utility 1.20 to unlock, flash and offcourse root with it. I did. :good:
legokidffx said:
I am using safestrap 3.05.19. It is a locked bootloader device. The cm version is the latest one posted in the original thread, and gapps for cm 10.
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Yep... That's your problem. To run the latest CM (anything AOSP for that matter...) You MUST BE unlocked. Also, wipe data and cache after flashing...
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sloosecannon said:
Yep... That's your problem. To run the latest CM (anything AOSP for that matter...) You MUST BE unlocked. Also, wipe data and cache after flashing...
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Ok, I will unlock my bootloader and try again. Thanks a bunch, guys.
-Abhi
Hi all,
I'm running stock 4.2.2 rom with Matr1x kernel, I want to give PA a go but I am wondering if i need to flash the stock kernel before flashing the paranoid android rom?
Thanks in advance :good:
keepittidy said:
Hi all,
I'm running stock 4.2.2 rom with Matr1x kernel, I want to give PA a go but I am wondering if i need to flash the stock kernel before flashing the paranoid android rom?
Thanks in advance :good:
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No just wipe flash ROM gapps and reboot
From my BLACKED OUT N4
Thanks for the fast reply..
When I wipe am I right in thinking that my photos etc on the sdcard part of the nexus 4's memory will be safe? I have backed them up but just wanted to check
Thanks
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keepittidy said:
Thanks for the fast reply..
When I wipe am I right in thinking that my photos etc on the sdcard part of the nexus 4's memory will be safe? I have backed them up but just wanted to check
Thanks
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When you select factory reset in a custom recovery it will not erase the SD card partition
From my BLACKED OUT N4
spaceman860 said:
When you select factory reset in a custom recovery it will not erase the SD card partition
From my BLACKED OUT N4
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Thanks again....
I'll get right on it!!
I flashed a Kit Kat rom, and before I was having problems with recovery. Now I'm having problems flashing a new ROM. Every time I try to flash a different rom, it says it flashes but it just goes back to the 4.4 rom I flashed first. I can restore a backup just fine, but even from the backup it does the same thing.
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EggosEvo said:
I flashed a Kit Kat rom, and before I was having problems with recovery. Now I'm having problems flashing a new ROM. Every time I try to flash a different rom, it says it flashes but it just goes back to the 4.4 rom I flashed first. I can restore a backup just fine, but even from the backup it does the same thing.
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My MAC address keeps changing after reboot, and wifi is screwy no matter what I do. Full Wipe, factory reset, Factory image restore. Its seems the 4.4 roms change things that cant be undone. I now have to have my phone replaced.
Gah. I'd rather not have to have my phone replaced. I feel as if its just 4.4 ROMs though.
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Bump. I need this fixed.
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EggosEvo said:
Bump. I need this fixed.
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Try reflasing your recovery. If that doesn't work, then flash the 4.3 factory images.
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Bump. I need this fixed.
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I had 4.4 ported from n5, and then i flashed a 4.3 custom rom and didn't have any problems...
What custom recovery are u using ?
sergiu9my said:
I had 4.4 ported from n5, and then i flashed a 4.3 custom rom and didn't have any problems...
What custom recovery are u using ?
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I'm on the latest CWM touch, I believe 6.0.4.3. I haven't actually tried going from the 4.4 rom to a 4.3, but I know I can't go from 4.4 to a different 4.4 rom, or from 4.3 rom to a different 4.4 rom, it just goes to the first one I flashed.
EggosEvo said:
I'm on the latest CWM touch, I believe 6.0.4.3. I haven't actually tried going from the 4.4 rom to a 4.3, but I know I can't go from 4.4 to a different 4.4 rom, or from 4.3 rom to a different 4.4 rom, it just goes to the first one I flashed.
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Try using the latest twrp.
sergiu9my said:
Try using the latest twrp.
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Haven't there been people having issues flashing 4.4 with TWRP? Or has Team Win updated it since then?
EggosEvo said:
Haven't there been people having issues flashing 4.4 with TWRP? Or has Team Win updated it since then?
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Yes it's updated.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2002326
sergiu9my said:
Yes it's updated.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2002326
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GooManager is telling me that there is no recovery available for my device. That's odd.
If all else fails, download the stock 4.3 image and fastboot flash it, then try whatever other ROM you wanted.
EggosEvo said:
GooManager is telling me that there is no recovery available for my device. That's odd.
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Here is the flashable zip: https://www.dropbox.com/s/n8li9hq74weq8t6/TWRP-2.6.3.2-mako_flashable.zip
Flash it in recovery and then twrp will be ure default recovery.
Then try to flash a 4.3 rom.
sergiu9my said:
Here is the flashable zip: https://www.dropbox.com/s/n8li9hq74weq8t6/TWRP-2.6.3.2-mako_flashable.zip
Flash it in recovery and then twrp will be ure default recovery.
Then try to flash a 4.3 rom.
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Successfully flashed PAC with TWRP. Tested PA 4.4, and still flashed the first 4.4 rom i flashed.
EggosEvo said:
Successfully flashed PAC with TWRP. Tested PA 4.4, and still flashed the first 4.4 rom i flashed.
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Try doing what I suggested if you're still having the revert to original 4.4 issue.
orangekid said:
Try doing what I suggested if you're still having the revert to original 4.4 issue.
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I won't have access to a computer with ADB until late tonight. But I'll try that and report back either tonight or tomorrow.
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EggosEvo said:
I won't have access to a computer with ADB until late tonight. But I'll try that and report back either tonight or tomorrow.
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The only other thing you might try now is flashing any 4.3 or 4.2.2 ROM, reboot, and see if it's now on that one or still on 4.4...
Or is that what you already did with PAC?
You can also manually format /system then /data from TWRP or CWM then manually flash your new ROM.
orangekid said:
The only other thing you might try now is flashing any 4.3 or 4.2.2 ROM, reboot, and see if it's now on that one or still on 4.4...
Or is that what you already did with PAC?
You can also manually format /system then /data from TWRP or CWM then manually flash your new ROM.
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That's what I did. I went from 4.4 to PAC, and it booted into PAC. Same with CM 10.2. It seems to just be happening with 4.4 roms.
EggosEvo said:
That's what I did. I went from 4.4 to PAC, and it booted into PAC. Same with CM 10.2. It seems to just be happening with 4.4 roms.
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just manual format /system /data and /boot is the only thing I can think of besides what I've already mentioned.
weird issue...
orangekid said:
just manual format /system /data and /boot is the only thing I can think of besides what I've already mentioned.
weird issue...
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I just wiped /system and /data, and now the 4.4 PA fails to flash, but CM 10.2 flashed. I'm gonna switch to CWM to see if it'll flash there.
UPDATE: CWM would NOT let me go back to the previous option when asking me to reflash recovery when booting, and it didn't flash PA, so now I'm stuck on the first 4.4 build with no GApps until 9 or 10 tonight. First thing I'm doing when I get home is flashing the factory image.
Is it now possible to flash AOSP on a stock kit kat bootloader? Because before I heard that AOSP can only be flash on old stock boot loader which is Android 4.3.
bibiner said:
Is it now possible to flash AOSP on a stock kit kat bootloader? Because before I heard that AOSP can only be flash on old stock boot loader which is Android 4.3.
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if you mean, CM11 ... yes you can.
aouni_tahech said:
if you mean, CM11 ... yes you can.
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Other AOSP? Like slim kat and C ROM and aosb etc
bibiner said:
Other AOSP? Like slim kat and C ROM and aosb etc
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I believe YES. I've installed AOSB on kitkat bootloader with no problems at all.
Check the other roms discussion threads, you'll find out the answer if you search inside the thread.
aouni_tahech said:
I believe YES. I've installed AOSB on kitkat bootloader with no problems at all.
Check the other roms discussion threads, you'll find out the answer if you search inside the thread.
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Help please. I tried to install AOSB with Cwm with full wipe. I was on X-Note 17. After I flash it soft bricked my device. Manage to save it by flashing a stock firmware through Odin. Any idea?
bibiner said:
Help please. I tried to install AOSB with Cwm with full wipe. I was on X-Note 17. After I flash it soft bricked my device. Manage to save it by flashing a stock firmware through Odin. Any idea?
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maybe the one you flashed not for note 3?[emoji51]
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Rosli59564 said:
maybe the one you flashed not for note 3?[emoji51]
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It was correct. Hlte or N9005 should be correct.