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Hi, I tried installing mur4it's v1.8 recovery zip through clockwork 3014 but it came up as installation aborted so I rebooted then tried to restore my v1.7 from the backup I made but that has now come up as MD5 mismatch?
Can anybody help, my phone is now laggy.
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http://www.multiupload.com/Q2T372GQN0
Flash this recovery, and then try...
Sorry for my english
Theard to close...
hey does it work ?
if not a md5 missmacht could come from a rename of the folder just open the md5 file on the pc and if the two last numbers are e.g. 15312123.xx type only for the xx 12 or something else and try it for me again ok
sry for my english
flash via fastboot.
fastboot-w
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot reboot
choc-onyx said:
Hi, I tried installing mur4it's v1.8 recovery zip through clockwork 3014 but it came up as installation aborted so I rebooted then tried to restore my v1.7 from the backup I made but that has now come up as MD5 mismatch?
Can anybody help, my phone is now laggy.
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The rar file has to be extracted from thee PC and in the extracted file there is another zip that has to be put in your SD card and install via recovery
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Install it with fastboot...
Fastboot.exe flash system system.img
Fastboot.exe flash recovery recovery__clock.....
Fastboot.exe reboot
Because now we have clockwork 3.0.1.9
It's simple and don't lose nothing.
two questions...can i update from stock 2.1...it it rooted...to 2.3.3 SwiftDroid Project/CyanogenMod 7 (v1.8)
and....in C:\Android....what files must be there to upgrade from stock 2.1 to 2.3.3 SwiftDroid Project/CyanogenMod 7 (v1.8)
at first you need recovery (i think there is a how to in xda) ..... and then .... you will follow the instructions (if you can german, you can look at http://www.android-hilfe.de/root-ha.../88137-how-android-2-3-fuer-das-lg-gt540.html or google translater can german )
or you make it via fastboot ...
ammarcool12 said:
The rar file has to be extracted from thee PC and in the extracted file there is another zip that has to be put in your SD card and install via recovery
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thanks...
in the end i decided to wait and flashed it with fastboot then made new back up of 1.8
Fastboot.exe flash system system.img
@cyberundertaker
As long as you have a fastboot kdz and the android sdk on your pc
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I can't download songs on cm7
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I'm currently trying out a few kernels on my Nexus 4.
I'm currently running Franco's kernel but wanted to give Harsh's kernel a go.
Usually the kernels/roms I download are ZIP files, which work fine with TWRP, however, Harsh's kernel is an img file.
I found a previous thread that stated TWRP is compatible with img files & they can be installed fine - however - I only get the option to install a zip file. TWRP doesnt seem to be able to see an img file.
Am I doing something wrong or missing something?
Thanks.
IMG files are installed using fastboot. The command is:
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
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Thought so...
However, this thread does kinda makes out that flashing an .img through TWRP is possible.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2033052
(different phone, i know - but I thought TWRP worked the same regardless of platform)
El Daddy said:
IMG files are installed using fastboot. The command is:
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
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For kernels it's fastboot flash boot boot.img
cmberry20 said:
Thought so...
However, this thread does kinda makes out that flashing an .img through TWRP is possible.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2033052
(different phone, i know - but I thought TWRP worked the same regardless of platform)
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That's also an HTC phone.
We do not have the capability to flash .img files in recovery.
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Thanks for the correction. I had just woken up and misread the question.
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Thanks for clearing it up.
I do a lot of ROM/kernel flashing away from a PC. So its convenient just to TWRP without the need connect it the phone via USB.
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oh I'm an idiot!
Just noticed that theres two download links for the Harsh Kernal. Ones a zip (for flashing in TWRP) & the others a .img.
Didnt notice the first link!! :silly:
Hello xda, I unfortunately have an issue with flashing the android 4.4 factory zip. I know there are many different problems including the "status 7" issue which is ticking of some people. But I have a different error,
no md5 file found..
verifying current system..
"/system/app/Currents.apk" has unexpected contents.
E: Error executing updater binary in zip...
Can someone please explain this error and the solution for me? I have tried everything I could find, I'm rooted with trwp and I even tried cwp and adb side load to flash the android 4.4 factory zip but the same error always appears.
Someone help me.
I must of deleted Google currents by accident. And I couldn't even flash the android 4.3 factory zip without getting the same error.
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Please help guys
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the same as me
GoldenNexus7 said:
Please help guys
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I also receive update via OTA but it still error, so i try adb sideload but the error is
Code:
"/system/app/Currents.apk" has unexpected cotents
Error (status 7)
Installation aborted
Use a file manager to check to see if you have the Currents.apk in the /system/app directory, if it is missing just copy the attached one to /system/ap and change the permissions to rw-r-r to match the other files. The attached Currents.apk is from the JWR66V file system.
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Use a file manager to check to see if you have the Currents.apk in the /system/app directory, if it is missing just copy the attached one to /system/ap and change the permissions to rw-r-r to match the other files. The attached Currents.apk is from the JWR66V file system.
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Not sure how to change permissions but I'll try that thanks.
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GMPOWER said:
Use a file manager to check to see if you have the Currents.apk in the /system/app directory, if it is missing just copy the attached one to /system/ap and change the permissions to rw-r-r to match the other files. The attached Currents.apk is from the JWR66V file system.
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That worked well but then when I tied to flash it again in both twrp and cwm recovery it gives a new error,
"/System/bin/app-process" has unexpeted contents
E:error in /tmp/update.zip
PLEASE HELP ME ON THIS,SOMEONE SAID THIS MIGHT HAVE SOMETHING TO DO WITH XPOSED AND I SHOULD DELETE FRAMEWORK FIRST. not sure what he meant by remove framework.
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GoldenNexus7 said:
That worked well but then when I tied to flash it again in both twrp and cwm recovery it gives a new error,
"/System/bin/app-process" has unexpeted contents
E:error in /tmp/update.zip
PLEASE HELP ME ON THIS,SOMEONE SAID THIS MIGHT HAVE SOMETHING TO DO WITH XPOSED AND I SHOULD DELETE FRAMEWORK FIRST. not sure what he meant by remove framework.
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For permissions, if using ES File Explorer, long press on the app, press “more” in the bottom right corner, select “Properties,” then press the change box that is next to permissions. If you are using Root Explorer, long press on the file, and then select “Permissions.”
If you continue to receive errors, I recommend downloading the following stock JWR66V ROM, HERE. You can then pick out each file that you need, or you can just dirty flash it to restore all the needed files.
Attached is that file, you just need to unzip the file, and then change the permission on the file too rwxr-xr-x.
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For permissions, if using ES File Explorer, long press on the app, press “more” in the bottom right corner, select “Properties,” then press the change box that is next to permissions. If you are using Root Explorer, long press on the file, and then select “Permissions.”
If you continue to receive errors, I recommend downloading the following stock JWR66V ROM, HERE. You can then pick out each file that you need, or you can just dirty flash it to restore all the needed files.
Attached is that file, you just need to unzip the file, and then change the permission on the file too rwxr-xr-x.
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Alright, thank you , I'll try to flash the ROM but if the same error appears again when I flash it I'll let you know.
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I have similiar issue on 2012 3g, stock, locked, no root, stock recovery. Did a side load, but during system verification i got "/system/media/bootanimation.zip" has unexpected contents. Error in /sdcard/0/ update.zip. (Status 7)". I'm on jrw66y tried to reflash, successfuly, tried 4.4 ota again, same error. I recived two OTA's for 4.3 and had no issues. I can understand errors for apks, but for a stock bootanimation i just can't... Does someone have a idea what next? Thanks in advance.
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GMPOWER said:
For permissions, if using ES File Explorer, long press on the app, press “more” in the bottom right corner, select “Properties,” then press the change box that is next to permissions. If you are using Root Explorer, long press on the file, and then select “Permissions.”
If you continue to receive errors, I recommend downloading the following stock JWR66V ROM, HERE. You can then pick out each file that you need, or you can just dirty flash it to restore all the needed files.
Attached is that file, you just need to unzip the file, and then change the permission on the file too rwxr-xr-x.
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OK I reinstalled the old android 4.3 factory zip and then updated to the second 4.3 update and then the 4.4 , when I update I'm quarter way, it said error, boot animation has unexpected contents, I need the old boot animation back because when I turn on my nexus it doesn't have the traditional "x" boot animation anymore. I guess this new boot animation is from the JWR66V factory zip for rooted devices you gave me from before. Can you please give me the old boot animation file, I hope this is the only error I'm gonna get.
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Now You have same issue as i do. I tried to dig it from several roms but in vain - couldn't find appropriate. Next question is if i get that file, can i put it to /system/media w/o root. I think i can't. Anyway @GoldenNexus7, if You aquire that bootanimation pls notice me, I'll notice You if I get it first.
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I had the same problem and I solved it flashing system.img an boot.img from factory image. I don't remember the post so I'ill explain you. (For this method you have been bootloader unlocked)
1. Download Factory Image from Google site.
2. Unzip the .tgz file.
3. Unzip the .zip file in.
4. Copy system.img and boot.img to the location of fastboot (i. e. in SDK platform tools).
5. Open CMD in that location (shiftRightClick> Open Command Prompt Here).
6. Write this commands:
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot flash boot boot.img
Note: Userdata partition factory reset your tablet. Don't flash it!
And that's all. Your Nexus 7 has been updated.
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slif24 said:
I had the same problem and I solved it flashing system.img an boot.img from factory image. I don't remember the post so I'ill explain you. (For this method you have been bootloader unlocked)
1. Download Factory Image from Google site.
2. Unzip the .tgz file.
3. Unzip the .zip file in.
4. Copy system.img and boot.img to the location of fastboot (i. e. in SDK platform tools).
5. Open CMD in that location (shiftRightClick> Open Command Prompt Here).
6. Write this commands:
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot flash boot boot.img
Note: Userdata partition factory reset your tablet. Don't flash it!
And that's all. Your Nexus 7 has been updated.
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Will the flashing system.img and boot.img wipe the data?
Unlocking bootloader wipes data. Flashing system and boot won't . But, sometimes device won't boot if data is not wiped. Now, as i wage lurking around for a solution or rooting and wipe data, I'm much closer to 2nd solution.
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slif24 said:
I had the same problem and I solved it flashing system.img an boot.img from factory image. I don't remember the post so I'ill explain you. (For this method you have been bootloader unlocked)
1. Download Factory Image from Google site.
2. Unzip the .tgz file.
3. Unzip the .zip file in.
4. Copy system.img and boot.img to the location of fastboot (i. e. in SDK platform tools).
5. Open CMD in that location (shiftRightClick> Open Command Prompt Here).
6. Write this commands:
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot flash boot boot.img
Note: Userdata partition factory reset your tablet. Don't flash it!
And that's all. Your Nexus 7 has been updated.
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I installed the OTA and I don't know what happened, I got stuck on the Kitkat logo screen (boot animation). I am unlocked and have CWM installed. Now I can't get past that screen. I can access adb and also CWM recovery.
I am also planning to try this method now. Is it okay if I have CWM Recovery installed? Do I have to remove it in order for this to work?
Loreane Van Daal said:
Now You have same issue as i do. I tried to dig it from several roms but in vain - couldn't find appropriate. Next question is if i get that file, can i put it to /system/media w/o root. I think i can't. Anyway @GoldenNexus7, if You aquire that bootanimation pls notice me, I'll notice You if I get it first.
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Not sure if it would make a big difference, it will probably give me a different error once I try to update to 4.4 again.
SIGH
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slif24 said:
I had the same problem and I solved it flashing system.img an boot.img from factory image. I don't remember the post so I'ill explain you. (For this method you have been bootloader unlocked)
1. Download Factory Image from Google site.
2. Unzip the .tgz file.
3. Unzip the .zip file in.
4. Copy system.img and boot.img to the location of fastboot (i. e. in SDK platform tools).
5. Open CMD in that location (shiftRightClick> Open Command Prompt Here).
6. Write this commands:
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot flash boot boot.img
Note: Userdata partition factory reset your tablet. Don't flash it!
And that's all. Your Nexus 7 has been updated.
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Which factory image should I download? Is it the kit Kat one?
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alfred_heaven said:
Will the flashing system.img and boot.img wipe the data?
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No. "userdata.img" wipes your data. I had that fear, but no problem.
hardikrajgor123 said:
I installed the OTA and I don't know what happened, I got stuck on the Kitkat logo screen (boot animation). I am unlocked and have CWM installed. Now I can't get past that screen. I can access adb and also CWM recovery.
I am also planning to try this method now. Is it okay if I have CWM Recovery installed? Do I have to remove it in order for this to work?
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The Factory Image include 4 files: boot.img, system.img, userdata.img (this wipes your data) and recovery.img (if you use a Custom Recovery, you don't have to flash this, if you don't, you must to flash it. In addition, your recovery isn't important. You only have to reboot your device in bootloader mode (Turn on pressing Power+VolUp+VolDown) and connect it to your PC. Finally you have tu follow the steps. Simply and clear. Your device has been updated.
GoldenNexus7 said:
Which factory image should I download? Is it the kit Kat one?
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You must to download KitKat image.
nakasi (Wi-Fi): https : // dl. google. com /dl/android/aosp/nakasi-krt16s-factory-da7dee49.tgz
nakasig (3G): https : // dl. google. com /dl/android/aosp/nakasig-krt16s-factory-1e882585.tgz
Erase spaces. I can't publish links.
Hope this help you
slif24 said:
No. "userdata.img" wipes your data. I had that fear, but no problem.
The Factory Image include 4 files: boot.img, system.img, userdata.img (this wipes your data) and recovery.img (if you use a Custom Recovery, you don't have to flash this, if you don't, you must to flash it. In addition, your recovery isn't important. You only have to reboot your device in bootloader mode (Turn on pressing Power+VolUp+VolDown) and connect it to your PC. Finally you have tu follow the steps. Simply and clear. Your device has been updated.
You must to download KitKat image.
nakasi (Wi-Fi): https : // dl. google. com /dl/android/aosp/nakasi-krt16s-factory-da7dee49.tgz
nakasig (3G): https : // dl. google. com /dl/android/aosp/nakasig-krt16s-factory-1e882585.tgz
Erase spaces. I can't publish links.
Hope this help you
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For some reason I lost root, but my nexus 7 is still unlocked so I can root again using root tool kit.
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GoldenNexus7 said:
For some reason I lost root, but my nexus 7 is still unlocked so I can root again using root tool kit.
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I have the same problem. I've tried to flash it from Custom Recovery (TWRP) and no root. I'm investigating that. I post if I found a solution. Recovery maybe the guilty.
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Hi there, I'm currently rooted with 4.2.2 and I want to upgrade to the latest which I believe is 4.4.2, after a brief check I don't see the toolkits supporting this so can someone give me a clue on what to do? Is it upgrade to 4.3 then 4.4 and finally 4.4.2 or can I just jump from my current to 4.4.2?
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TomAshcroft said:
Hi there, I'm currently rooted with 4.2.2 and I want to upgrade to the latest which I believe is 4.4.2, after a brief check I don't see the toolkits supporting this so can someone give me a clue on what to do? Is it upgrade to 4.3 then 4.4 and finally 4.4.2 or can I just jump from my current to 4.4.2?
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If your on stock ROM and kernel and recovery just check for updates under about tablet system updates. If your running a custom ROM or kernel then you'll want to get to stock first. Also you can just download the factory image and adb flash it. Just search how to install 4.4,2 factory image with adb on nexus 10. There's plenty of guides.
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abdel12345 said:
If your on stock ROM and kernel and recovery just check for updates under about tablet system updates. If your running a custom ROM or kernel then you'll want to get to stock first. Also you can just download the factory image and adb flash it. Just search how to install 4.4,2 factory image with adb on nexus 10. There's plenty of guides.
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Adb? I think you mean fastboot ?
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mrgnex said:
Adb? I think you mean fastboot ?
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Yes fastboot my bad. I meant use adb commands to flash like fastboot flash ...
My brain was dead from stuyding lol
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I want to remain rooted though, also I'm trying to use the system update but it says restarting in 10, counts down then doesn't restart.
Since I want to remain rooted but just upgrade to 4.4.2 what can I do? I can't find an appropriate video.
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Well attaining root again only takes about 1 minute....
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TomAshcroft said:
I want to remain rooted though, also I'm trying to use the system update but it says restarting in 10, counts down then doesn't restart.
Since I want to remain rooted but just upgrade to 4.4.2 what can I do? I can't find an appropriate video.
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Just update and root again. It takes a minute using one of the toolkits. Or you can just flash the super su zip which is even quicker if you have a custom recovery. Either way it's easy and quick
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I can't use system updates, it won't restart after counting down from 10 it just hangs there. I also don't think the toolkits have 4.4.2, I'm pretty sure I downloaded the right files, I just don't know the commands to use in CMD.
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TomAshcroft said:
I can't use system updates, it won't restart after counting down from 10 it just hangs there. I also don't think the toolkits have 4.4.2, I'm pretty sure I downloaded the right files, I just don't know the commands to use in CMD.
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Wugs toolkit has it.
Extract it and put it in the correct folder with Fastboot capabilities and use the commands
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img (this'll give you stock recovery)
fastboot flash userdata userdata.img (only do this one if you want to completely reset and delete everything on your internal SD card. Don't do this step of you want to keep your files like pictures and music on SD card)
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Okay, going to try Wugs. Ah, I'm mistaken then, I just have the factory image and update superSU zip files.
See this is what I don't get, it asks me my build, which is 4.2.2. And then asks to download the image, but I want 4.4.2 so do o just change it to that?
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TomAshcroft said:
Okay, going to try Wugs. Ah, I'm mistaken then, I just have the factory image and update superSU zip files.
See this is what I don't get, it asks me my build, which is 4.2.2. And then asks to download the image, but I want 4.4.2 so do o just change it to that?
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Yeah. Choose 4.4.2. Asking your build is just so when you flash kernnel and recoveries it flashes a compatible one. But since your just flashing stock images. Just do that. But again remember it'll wipe everything so backup your SD card to a computer first
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Okay trying this now, which option would I choose as my boot loader is already unlocked and I'm already rooted
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I managed to get to the point where it boots TWRP and then just had "waiting for device"
Edit: got to this same point 3 times now, tried rebooting but I'm still on 4.2.2, could you tell me what files I need to go ahead and flash it using cmd?
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If you use Wigs toolkit you can flash the new update if you do a complete restore with in root. Then you can re root. Just go to flash stock + unroot then click the images drop down down box. Pick the mantaray-manta : android 4.4.4- build KOT49H then click the button that shows automatically download. After install re root and restore. Backup everything first it makes a quicker restore.
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TomAshcroft said:
I managed to get to the point where it boots TWRP and then just had "waiting for device"
Edit: got to this same point 3 times now, tried rebooting but I'm still on 4.2.2, could you tell me what files I need to go ahead and flash it using cmd?
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Gimme a sec ill type this up for ya, I just want to make sure its good and detailed.
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---------- Post added at 06:33 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:43 AM ----------
First, go download the image:
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
While that is downloading, make a new folder on the desktop and name it FLASH, also for extracting the file once it is downloaded I reccomend total commander:
http://www.ghisler.com/download.htm
Also head over to here to download adb and fastboot without the android sdk:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B1MWexkzYR_bV2VlaF9UcHVBU00/edit?usp=docslist_api
Once the zip file with adb and fastboot is downloaded extract the files into the FLASH folder. Now that we've done all this the image should be downloaded, extract the contents to the FLASH folder. Now open up command prompt. In command prompt type the following(excluding the quotation marks):
"cd C:\Users\*username*\Desktop\FLASH"
*username* Is the name of the user. Now turn off your device then boot your device into fastboot mode(hold the power+volume up+volume down buttons) once your device is in fastboot mode connect it to your computer. In command prompt type(again excluding quotations):
"fastboot devices"
After that you should see your nexus device in fastboot mode, if you have no important data and don't care about losing everything(me) you can just type this in command prompt(no quotations):
"flash-all"
But if that does not work or you do have important things, type:
"fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img”
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Hi guys thanks for all the help, I decided to go with Wugs toolkit, unrooted, then re rooted with 4.4.2. All worked fine just need to restore my data now
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Recently, I have been trying to install 5.0.1 update, as my phone is rooted, but every time I see "adb is out of date... killing...". I have been trying many times to update using nexus root toolkit and manual way but it doesn't work. Everything else work like putting and taking files from my phone. My phone is on LRX21T, rooted and with custom recovery (TWRP). If there is no way to fix the problem, can someone give me LRX22C flashable zip to flash the update using TWRP?
Ali_Mahmoud said:
Recently, I have been trying to install 5.0.1 update, as my phone is rooted, but every time I see "adb is out of date... killing...". I have been trying many times to update using nexus root toolkit and manual way but it doesn't work. Everything else work like putting and taking files from my phone. My phone is on LRX21T, rooted and with custom recovery (TWRP). If there is no way to fix the problem, can someone give me LRX22C flashable zip to flash the update using TWRP?
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Google 15 second adb xda. That'll set up the latest version of adb and fastboot on your device. There is no flashable 22C twrp flashable zip
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I used it but still I get that sentence
Ali_Mahmoud said:
I used it but still I get that sentence
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What are you trying to do?
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I said I want to update my phone to 5.0.1 but adb is not working so I can't update my phone using Nexus Root Toolkit and I can't update it manually
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Ali_Mahmoud said:
I said I want to update my phone to 5.0.1 but adb is not working so I can't update my phone using Nexus Root Toolkit and I can't update it manually
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Are you on 5.0?
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Yeah
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You'll get rid of the message if you kill "adb.exe" using Task Manager. But to flash the factory images manually you don't really need ADB. Just power it off, boot into fastboot (hold Vol- while starting it) and follow steps C and D from this guide
Ali_Mahmoud said:
Yeah
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Download the factory image from here https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images. Extract it using 7-zip or winrar. You'll find the radio.img file and a zip file. Extract the zip file too. In there is system and boot images.
Open a command window in the first folder, the one where the radio image files is. Then
fastboot flash radio radio.img. (note user the full name of the radio image file
Then open a command window in the folder the boot and system images are in. Then
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash system system.img
You'll be updated to 5.0.1
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Thank you guys. My phone is now updated to 5.0.1, thanks to you.
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