How do I get the cm 10.1 kernel? without re-flashing cm 10.1 (i'm afriad it would wipe me again :C) I wanna try Trinity Four's kernel, (using matr1x atm)
Any help?
Download cm, extract the zip, find the boot.img, then flash it via fastboot using "fastboot flash boot boot.img"
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Chromium_ said:
Download cm, extract the zip, find the boot.img, then flash it via fastboot using "fastboot flash boot boot.img"
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Does it work if i use CWM and install the zip? or do i have to do another way? \\ care to explain :3
GgnoreZz said:
Does it work if i use CWM and install the zip? or do i have to do another way? \\ care to explain :3
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You might run it to issues with using a different kernel without a fresh install.
Has to do with the ram disk that matr1x uses that would be different from trinity.
Make nandroid
Back up your apps and data re-flash your Rom flash a different kernel restore you apps.
A little more work now could save you a lot of effort later
Reflashing the ROM won't wipe anything by itself. Reflash, wipe cache/dalvik, you're back to stock kernel with all your data intact.
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you should be fine just flashing trinity over your setup, as both kernels use anykernel. anyways, since you are on android 4.2.2, be sure to grab an android 4.2.2 trinity kernel, nit one meant for android 4.3. btw, reflashing your rom(gapps) without wiping data will not wipe anything. its called a dirty flash, its the only way i update my rom. and you dont have to wipe anything when flashing kernels.
simms22 said:
you should be fine just flashing trinity over your setup, as both kernels use anykernel. anyways, since you are on android 4.2.2, be sure to grab an android 4.2.2 trinity kernel, nit one meant for android 4.3. btw, reflashing your rom(gapps) without wiping data will not wipe anything. its called a dirty flash, its the only way i update my rom. and you dont have to wipe anything when flashing kernels.
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should i flash the gapps to ? (yes right? :C)
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should i flash the gapps to ? (yes right? :C)
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No, they will remain after dirty flashing.
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GgnoreZz said:
should i flash the gapps to ? (yes right? :C)
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No, they will remain after dirty flashing.
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i dont use cm, so cm might include a script to retain the gapps. i always reflash my gapps after a dirty rom flash, the rom that i use doesnt include such a script.
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I tried to update to 4.2.2 manually and got stuck in a bootloop. The first time, I got an error message (attached) and rebooted, so I went into Voodoo Root protector and deleted my backup of SU thinking that could be the problem. I tried again, got the same error, and now I'm in a bootloop. I am on stock Android 4.2.1 and using Franco Kernel r72. Please help me.
Thanks.
wipe data then reflash your rom
benblb said:
I tried to update to 4.2.2 manually and got stuck in a bootloop. The first time, I got an error message (attached) and rebooted, so I went into Voodoo Root protector and deleted my backup of SU thinking that could be the problem. I tried again, got the same error, and now I'm in a bootloop. I am on stock Android 4.2.1 and using Franco Kernel r72. Please help me.
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If you have unlocked bootloader, download Nexus 4 image from here, unzip it to get the various factory images and then flash using fastboot. If you have locked bootloader, you will have to unlock it using
Code:
fastboot oem unlock
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CAUTION: This will wipe all data.
Follow this guide to re-root and install CWM.
simms22 said:
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Is there any way for me to keep my data? How do I cleanly do it? If I do need to wipe data, what do I do? Do I just go into CWM and tell it to wipe the data and then flash the operating system? I saw some instructions that had me flashing all sorts of stuff (i.e. radios etc). Sorry for all the questions.
rhoadster91 said:
If you have unlocked bootloader, download Nexus 4 image from here, unzip it to get the various factory images and then flash using fastboot. If you have locked bootloader, you will have to unlock it using
Code:
fastboot oem unlock
.
CAUTION: This will wipe all data.
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My bootloader is unlocked. What exactly do I flash from the 4.2.2 image? Do I need to wipe my data first or is my data just wiped in the process?
benblb said:
Is there any way for me to keep my data? How do I cleanly do it? If I do need to wipe data, what do I do? Do I just go into CWM and tell it to wipe the data and then flash the operating system? I saw some instructions that had me flashing all sorts of stuff (i.e. radios etc). Sorry for all the questions.
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yes, in cwm. wipe data then flash the rom. you can try just reflashing your rom first, without wiping data. if it still bootloops, then wipe data and reflash. flashing the system img via fastboit will wipe everything.
benblb said:
I tried to update to 4.2.2 manually and got stuck in a bootloop. The first time, I got an error message (attached) and rebooted, so I went into Voodoo Root protector and deleted my backup of SU thinking that could be the problem. I tried again, got the same error, and now I'm in a bootloop. I am on stock Android 4.2.1 and using Franco Kernel r72. Please help me.
Thanks.
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Since you aren't running the stock kernel, one of the kernel modules failed an md5sum check for a patch and the install stopped before attempting to patch a file that wasn't equal to what it was expecting.
a wipe data/factory reset in Recovery Mode can solve this bootloop, especially after you have just flashed a ROM.
benblb said:
My bootloader is unlocked. What exactly do I flash from the 4.2.2 image? Do I need to wipe my data first or is my data just wiped in the process?
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Flashing from fastboot will automatically clear all data. There should be a system.img file. Flash it using
Code:
fastboot flash system system.img
But to make a clean install, I would recommend you flash all the factory images. Refer this for more detail.
JaiaV said:
Since you aren't running the stock kernel, one of the kernel modules failed an md5sum check for a patch and the install stopped before attempting to patch a file that wasn't equal to what it was expecting.
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So I can just re-flash my kernel and be fine? I can't get the kernel to flash though.
benblb said:
So I can just re-flash my kernel and be fine? I can't get the kernel to flash though.
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reflash the rom. franco kernel isnt flashable in recovery, you need to flash it via fastboot(.img file not a .zip).
simms22 said:
reflash the rom. franco kernel isnt flashable in recovery, you need to flash it via fastboot(.img file not a .zip).
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I'm on stock. What file do I flash? Thanks for all your help.
benblb said:
I'm on stock. What file do I flash? Thanks for all your help.
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look in the development section, there are a few rooted stock roms available.
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look in the development section, there are a few rooted stock roms available.
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I just flashed stock. I followed these instructions: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2010312
Do I also need to flash a kernel? If so, where do I get the download for stock?
benblb said:
I just flashed stock. I followed these instructions: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2010312
Do I also need to flash a kernel? If so, where do I get the download for stock?
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Flashing the factory images will have restored the stock kernel.
If you are going to flash a factory image or anything like that, watch this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2039162
after you flash that ROM, if your phone stucks in a bootloop, then go to Recovery, wipe cache and reset factory will solve the problem.
benblb said:
I just flashed stock. I followed these instructions: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2010312
Do I also need to flash a kernel? If so, where do I get the download for stock?
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na, the kernel is always included in the rom. you flash a kernel if you want to use a different kernel(trinity is great with stock).
Hi everyone,
Thanks for your help. I have flashed stock 4.2.2 to my phone and have finished setting everything up. I really appreciate the quick responses and dedication to my issue. It means a lot to me that you guys helped me in my time of need. Thanks again.
Cheers,
Ben
I have a retail XT907 on 4.1.2 that I got rooted, unlocked and twrp installed
I want to try the Energy rom and have it downloaded.
Where do I place the zip on the phone to install it in recovery?
I have backed up my system to the sd
Do I need to partition my phone? How to do it?
Can I instal the rom on my phone running 4.1.2?
Thanks
khalilcr said:
I have a retail XT907 on 4.1.2 that I got rooted, unlocked and twrp installed
I want to try the Energy rom and have it downloaded.
Where do I place the zip on the phone to install it in recovery?
I have backed up my system to the sd
Do I need to partition my phone? How to do it?
Can I instal the rom on my phone running 4.1.2?
Thanks
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Energy is 4.1.1 and right now can only be installed via safe strap.
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Energy is 4.1.1 and right now can only be installed via safe strap.
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How do I flash safestrap? I currently have TWRP.
I downloaded safestrap.md5 but do I flash it through TWRP or rename .apk?
khalilcr said:
How do I flash safestrap? I currently have TWRP.
I downloaded safestrap.md5 but do I flash it through TWRP or rename .apk?
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see this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1979383
and then this:
http://www.droidrzr.com/index.php/topic/11600-installing-custom-rom-to-stock-using-ss-312/
safestrap.md5 is NOT the flashable/installable file. You want the .apk file.
And why can you not install Eclipse on CWM or TWRP?
I got energy Rom to flash just fine on twrp
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TWRP would not allow me to create a partition.
I renamed the md5 to apk and installed it just fine, but now I have 2 recoveries
Installed the Energy ROM and its awesome but camera app fc every time :crying:
I want to try the PAC rom next.
To do so I assume I need to delete the current partition where I have the Energy ROM installed?
Can I install the PAC rom on the stock ROM slot?
If so how do I get rid of safestrap and keep only TWRP?
Thanks to the Razr M community for all the help, I only had Sammy experience before getting the Razr M and been trying to learn it all over again
khalilcr said:
TWRP would not allow me to create a partition.
I renamed the md5 to apk and installed it just fine, but now I have 2 recoveries
Installed the Energy ROM and its awesome but camera app fc every time :crying:
I want to try the PAC rom next.
To do so I assume I need to delete the current partition where I have the Energy ROM installed?
Can I install the PAC rom on the stock ROM slot?
If so how do I get rid of safestrap and keep only TWRP?
Thanks to the Razr M community for all the help, I only had Sammy experience before getting the Razr M and been trying to learn it all over again
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Camera will not work on energy if you install it on top of a 4.1.2 ROM.
SS can been cleanly uninstalled without impacting twrp.
I'm now on pacman, and it is great except for camcorder not working.
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So if I erase system on twrp, restore to stock backup, all the changes made on ss and energy will be gone? Than just click flash and choose PAC.zip and gapps?
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khalilcr said:
So if I erase system on twrp, restore to stock backup, all the changes made on ss and energy will be gone? Than just click flash and choose PAC.zip and gapps?
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I'm not sure if wiping system/factory reset will undo the partitions made via SS - but otherwise, I think you are correct. you don't need both SS and TWRP going forward. however, the only reason to have SS is to install the awesome Energy ROM (although Brandon claims to get Energy installed via TWRP just fine - so you might want to check with him). however, that ROM is based on 4.1.1. all ROMs going forward will be flashable via TWRP.
if you don't mind camcorder not working, then go with PACman.
i would recommend once you download the 5/24 PACman ROm and GApps, go into TWRP, mount everything, wipe cache, wipe dalvik, factory reset, system wipe, mount everything again, install PACman ROM, install GApps, then reboot.
if you cannot deal with camcorder not working, then you can install the base 4.1.2 component, posted on droid-hive:
http://droid-hive.com/index.php?/topic/1767-98161-base-components/
go into TWRP, mount everything, wipe cache, wipe dalvik, factory reset, system wipe, mount everything again, install 4.1.2, then reboot
once you are at a good spot, then you can uninstall SS
Thanks, finally got PAC flashed and am loving it. Camcorder not a big deal for me as long as camera works.
Thanks again for the help
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I flashed argghhh's kernel and am having bluetooth stutters (with apt-x headphones). I am not sure it's because of the kernel though and want to test a bit.
Does anyone know how to restore the previous kernel without re-flashing the stock rom?
Coronado is dead said:
I flashed argghhh's kernel and am having bluetooth stutters (with apt-x headphones). I am not sure it's because of the kernel though and want to test a bit.
Does anyone know how to restore the previous kernel without re-flashing the stock rom?
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Just dirty flash the stock ROM, without wiping anything. Well, you could wipe cache/dalvik just to be safe. If you don't wipe data, dirty flashing the ROM shouldn't affect anything.
Coronado is dead said:
I flashed argghhh's kernel and am having bluetooth stutters (with apt-x headphones). I am not sure it's because of the kernel though and want to test a bit.
Does anyone know how to restore the previous kernel without re-flashing the stock rom?
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As sloosecannon made clear a simple solo restore of the boot partition / img is replacing the kernel.
9.8.1Q-78-1 Stock Kernel
Thanks everyone!
And thanks Attack!
Update: Oh wow, that was it. No skips at all now. 2/3 of my audio programs would skip before when starting a song (again, only when using an Apt-X compatible bluetooth headset). Or they'd skip when opening a menu while playing a song, or turning off the screen. Skips would continue for 5-10 seconds and then it would even out.
Not even once on the stock kernel. I guess I'll report this to arrghh
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9.8.1Q-78-1 Stock Kernel
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Hmm, I tried this and it installed and all, but my wifi is broken. I wonder if it is because I was on a deodexed stock rom. Will try a dirty flash of the whole thing now.
Coronado is dead said:
Hmm, I tried this and it installed and all, but my wifi is broken. I wonder if it is because I was on a deodexed stock rom. Will try a dirty flash of the whole thing now.
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Weird... I'm on stock deodexed and I didn't have any problems. I used it to restore from arrrghhh's kernel.
ATTACK said:
Weird... I'm on stock deodexed and I didn't have any problems. I used it to restore from arrrghhh's kernel.
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Yeah, no idea. A dirty flash got it all back and working.
If I pressed the wifi toggle it would just turn back to off. After a few times I got the 10 fast vibrates and still nothing. Wiped caches a few time, still no.
But I'm back up and running
I was having an issues with my WiFi when using arggghhss.
Flashed the stock kernel from this thread and now I have the same problem with my WiFi not turning on. A dirty flashed fixed this? What's a dirty flash and where can I find a stock ROM?
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Franteeko said:
I was having an issues with my WiFi when using arggghhss.
Flashed the stock kernel from this thread and now I have the same problem with my WiFi not turning on. A dirty flashed fixed this? What's a dirty flash and where can I find a stock ROM?
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Dirty flashing is just flashing without wiping anything. Just dirty flash whatever ROM you're using and it will reload the original kernel that came with that ROM. You can wipe cache/dalvik to be safe, but don't worry about wiping data when you're dirty flashing.
RikRong said:
Dirty flashing is just flashing without wiping anything. Just dirty flash whatever ROM you're using and it will reload the original kernel that came with that ROM. You can wipe cache/dalvik to be safe, but don't worry about wiping data when you're dirty flashing.
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Thank you. I am just using stock ota ROM rooted and unlocked. I'm not sure where I can obtain a stock ROM because the one I have I received ota.
Anyone know where I can download a stock ROM? And when i flash, will I have to reroot?
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Franteeko said:
Thank you. I am just using stock ota ROM rooted and unlocked. I'm not sure where I can obtain a stock ROM because the one I have I received ota.
Anyone know where I can download a stock ROM? And when i flash, will I have to reroot?
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http://droid-hive.com/index.php?/forum/469-roms/
jco23 said:
http://droid-hive.com/index.php?/forum/469-roms/
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Downloaded and attempted flash twice. It errord both times. Anyone have a stock ROM I can flash?
To clarify, I can't seem to get WiFi working on the stock kernel. WiFi functions somewhat on arrgs.
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Franteeko said:
Downloaded and attempted flash twice. It errord both times. Anyone have a stock ROM I can flash?
To clarify, I can't seem to get WiFi working on the stock kernel. WiFi functions somewhat on arrgs.
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what recovery are you using? i'm using TWRP.
jco23 said:
what recovery are you using? i'm using TWRP.
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Clockwork mod. I should switch to twrp maybe?
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Clockwork mod. I should switch to twrp maybe?
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it should still work via CWM - but I think most folks are using TWRP.
what are your steps in the process?
mine would be:
copy zip file to the root folder of the sdcard (mnt/external1)
reboot recovery
mount system
wipe cache
wipe dalvik
wipe data/factory reset
wipe system
reboot recovery (not sure if this in an option in CWM, if not, then just make sure that system is still mounted)
mount system
install ROM
reboot
jco23 said:
it should still work via CWM - but I think most folks are using TWRP.
what are your steps in the process?
mine would be:
copy zip file to the root folder of the sdcard (mnt/external1)
reboot recovery
mount system
wipe cache
wipe dalvik
wipe data/factory reset
wipe system
reboot recovery (not sure if this in an option in CWM, if not, then just make sure that system is still mounted)
mount system
install ROM
reboot
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Well I got it flashed. I was doing a dirty flash so I didn't wipe data or system. But I guess I didn't realize that you had to Mount system. I assumed that the recovery did that automatically.
After mounting system the stock rom flashed just fine and my WiFi is golden. Thanks to everyone who helped.
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Franteeko said:
Well I got it flashed. I was doing a dirty flash so I didn't wipe data or system. But I guess I didn't realize that you had to Mount system. I assumed that the recovery did that automatically.
After mounting system the stock rom flashed just fine and my WiFi is golden. Thanks to everyone who helped.
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yeah, I think what happened was that you were installing a ROM with an incompatible kernel (existing one) or vice versa... in either case, glad you got it working. i almost always mount when tinkering....
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yeah, I think what happened was that you were installing a ROM with an incompatible kernel (existing one) or vice versa... in either case, glad you got it working. i almost always mount when tinkering....
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Good advice JC thank you.
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Hey XDA,
I'm tempted to install a kernel on my Nexus 4. This is the first time doing a Kernel (already have the nexus 5 rom) but what I was wondering is:
How will I get the stock kernel (3.1.0 if im right?) back on the phone when I want to undo things?
Is it as simple as doing a stock recovery or something else. From what I think recovery is only for the OS and not kernel?
You just dirty flash your current rom. (flash it, then wipe cache and dalvik)
Chromium_ said:
You just dirty flash your current rom. (flash it, then wipe cache and dalvik)
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its pointless wiping dalvik and cache, as they get wiped when you flash the rom. also, if just flashing a kernel, wiping dalvik and cache have nothing to do with it, so no need to wipe.
Chromium_ said:
You just dirty flash your current rom. (flash it, then wipe cache and dalvik)
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Same process that I did before installing the Nexus 5 port rom? Trough clockwork etc? If yes then I know what you mean!
Can I install Franko kernel trough clockwork ? or..
ZyreHD said:
Same process that I did before installing the Nexus 5 port rom? Trough clockwork etc? If yes then I know what you mean!
Can I install Franko kernel trough clockwork ? or..
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Yes. Go into recovery (clockworkmod), and simply flash the rom. Like simms22 said, wiping cache and dalvik isnt necessary, but it wont hurt anyone
Franco packages his kernel as a boot.img (which is installed using fastboot) and as a zip (which is flashable via recovery). Pick the one that you want and install it using the appropriate method.
Chromium_ said:
Yes. Go into recovery (clockworkmod), and simply flash the rom. Like simms22 said, wiping cache and dalvik isnt necessary, but it wont hurt anyone
Franco packages his kernel as a boot.img (which is installed using fastboot) and as a zip (which is flashable via recovery). Pick the one that you want and install it using the appropriate method.
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Alright and when I want to remove everything and go back to stock via clockwork then it will also remove the custom kernel?
:fingers-crossed:
Mind telling me which link I need? I have this rom installed:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2507021
Only see a 4.2.2 only link at:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2002782
ZyreHD said:
Alright and when I want to remove everything and go back to stock via clockwork then it will also remove the custom kernel?
:fingers-crossed:
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whenever you flash any rom, it removes the custom kernel, replaces it with the one from the rom(until you flash it again).
simms22 said:
whenever you flash any rom, it removes the custom kernel, replaces it with the one from the rom(until you flash it again).
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Added some more information. If you mind taking a look.
So just to make sure I understand. When I go into clockwork and whip the phone etc etc it will also whip the custom ROM AND custom Kernel.
So when it boots back into stock android again it also has the original kernel that the nexus 4 was running on?
ZyreHD said:
Added some more information. If you mind taking a look.
So just to make sure I understand. When I go into clockwork and whip the phone etc etc it will also whip the custom ROM AND custom Kernel.
So when it boots back into stock android again it also has the original kernel that the nexus 4 was running on?
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ytes, if you flash the stock rom again, itll include the stock kernel.
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ZyreHD said:
Alright and when I want to remove everything and go back to stock via clockwork then it will also remove the custom kernel?
:fingers-crossed:
Mind telling me which link I need? I have this rom installed:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2507021
Only see a 4.2.2 only link at:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2002782
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from what i understand, most 4.3 kernels will boot on the hybrid 4.4 roms that are out right now, including the port. now ive heard that jwr kernels arent smooth on the 4.4 hybrid roms/ports, but jss kernels run great.
simms22 said:
ytes, if you flash the stock rom again, itll include the stock kernel.
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Cool then I understand :laugh:
Last thing before I attempt it, do you know which link or file I need?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2002782
Seeing I'm running on the Nexus 5 port for the Nexus 4.
Which is this one: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2507021
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Cool then I understand :laugh:
Last thing before I attempt it, do you know which link or file I need?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2002782
Seeing I'm running on the Nexus 5 port for the Nexus 4.
Which is this one: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2507021
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flash franciscos jss/jls kernel for the nexus 5 port
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flash franciscos jss/jls kernel for the nexus 5 port
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Alright I downloaded the lastest JSS file which is a img but when I'm in clockwork and have the file on my phone it doesn't see it?
I went to zip from sdcard.
Or do I need to package the img into a zip file? OR is it something that has to be done trough the cmd? Hope not as clockwork is faster.
ZyreHD said:
Alright I downloaded the lastest JSS file which is a img but when I'm in clockwork and have the file on my phone it doesn't see it?
I went to zip from sdcard.
Or do I need to package the img into a zip file? OR is it something that has to be done trough the cmd? Hope not as clockwork is faster.
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img files get flashed via fastboot and your desktop.
simms22 said:
img files get flashed via fastboot and your desktop.
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I got it flashed but now I have a never ending boot animation?
I fastbooted into the bootloader and then flashed it via the cmd. Then I booted with me now sitting here with a never ending animation.
Maybe power it down and then on?
Powering it down and on again isn't working
reflash your rom. the kernel might not be working on the rom then, trinity kernel does http://goo.gl/QtuabY
ZyreHD said:
I got it flashed but now I have a never ending boot animation?
I fastbooted into the bootloader and then flashed it via the cmd. Then I booted with me now sitting here with a never ending animation.
Maybe power it down and then on?
Powering it down and on again isn't working
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simms22 said:
reflash your rom. the kernel might not be working on the rom then, trinity kernel does http://goo.gl/QtuabY
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Problem now is that the phone is in USB debugging so my PC won't see the phone. When USB debugging is disabled it does.
Meaning now I can't put the zip on the phone?
How do I get the stock kernel again? Do I need to reinstall the Nexus 5 port or?
ZyreHD said:
Problem now is that the phone is in USB debugging so my PC won't see the phone. When USB debugging is disabled it does.
Meaning now I can't put the zip on the phone?
How do I get the stock kernel again? Do I need to reinstall the Nexus 5 port or?
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yes, reflash the port, dont wipe anything.
simms22 said:
yes, reflash the port, dont wipe anything.
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It worked. It booted now! I didnt even know the apps would still be there
ZyreHD said:
It worked. It booted now! I didnt even know the apps would still be there
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thats why we say to dirty flash. if you flash without wiping anything, your apps and data remain. if you wipe data before flashing, you lose your apps and data.
simms22 said:
thats why we say to dirty flash. if you flash without wiping anything, your apps and data remain. if you wipe data before flashing, you lose your apps and data.
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I see.
Alright I have had a blast with the kernels and roms but now is my biggest hurtle. How do I remove clockwork and revert back to stock? If you mind explain in detail.
One where you also remove clockwork and one where clockwork just stays on the phone but have stock again.
I can't get it to work :/ get errors etc
Fastboot COS13 ZNH0EAS2JK:
http://builds.cyngn.com/factory/bacon/cm-13.0-ZNH0EAS2JK-bacon-signed-fastboot-2d1a3b8dca.zip
Full Zip COS13 ZNH0EAS2JK:
http://builds.cyngn.com/factory/bacon/cm-13.0-ZNH0EAS2JK-bacon-signed-e7fe1f7ac5.zip
Boot-Debuggable COS13 ZNH0EAS2JK:
http://builds.cyngn.com/factory/bacon/cm-13.0-ZNH0EAS2JK-bacon-boot-debuggable-52d8c0f6c7.img
Will this relock the bootloader
Bradl79 said:
Will this relock the bootloader
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nope
Is this Zip TWRP Flashable!? I am on a different AOSP ROM wanna try this out!
Tech Knowns said:
Is this Zip TWRP Flashable!? I am on a different AOSP ROM wanna try this out!
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yeah it appears to be custom recovery flashable, does not seem to overwrite recovery
Next obvious question, is this multirom compatible? As secondary ROM?
They name it "Cyanogen OS 13.0.1" which mean that the latest Android security update was included.
For the issues, such as the Bluetooth disconnecting issue, can any one report if the issue is solved or not?
How do we get root back on this, I tried installing supersu from flashing the rom and from a supersu.zip and bricks the phone.
Kamikaze_Hulk said:
How do we get root back on this, I tried installing supersu from flashing the rom and from a supersu.zip and bricks the phone.
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If you downloaded COS13 (full ZIP) and flashed it through custom recovery, it should work fine. Installing SU through TWRP 3.0 also worked without bricking my OPO. Are you sure you had not flashed anything else?
Kamikaze_Hulk said:
How do we get root back on this, I tried installing supersu from flashing the rom and from a supersu.zip and bricks the phone.
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Try updating super su!
After flashing the rom don't update su! Once update is complete
Flash this new super su file
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1538053
I'm using resurrection remix (lollipop version) if i want to upgrade to cos13 should I wipe data, system and cache or just cache.
I ask so in order to have a clean version.
Pablete197 said:
I'm using resurrection remix (lollipop version) if i want to upgrade to cos13 should I wipe data, system and cache or just cache.
I ask so in order to have a clean version.
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You are upgrading from one android version to another.
I say that you should clean flash, that ways no FC'S or stuff like that would happen.
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kunal1540 said:
You are upgrading from one android version to another.
I say that you should clean flash, that ways no FC'S or stuff like that would happen.
Sent from my A0001 using XDA-Developers mobile app
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So I should just wipe everything, right?
Pablete197 said:
So I should just wipe everything, right?
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Yes. Wipe data, cache, system.