Noob Here. I have a CM 10.2 Nightly flashed (last weeks version) and I wish to update as it contains some fixes. Have I got to factory reset, wipe cache..etc? or do i simply flash the new nightly? also will I lose all my apps?
Thanks
ZaViX said:
Noob Here. I have a CM 10.2 Nightly flashed (last weeks version) and I wish to update as it contains some fixes. Have I got to factory reset, wipe cache..etc? or do i simply flash the new nightly? also will I lose all my apps?
Thanks
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If you just flash the new nightly (and I'd reflash the gapps too) you don't need to wipe anything and you won't loose ant data
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mihahn said:
If you just flash the new nightly (and I'd reflash the gapps too) you don't need to wipe anything and you won't loose ant data
Sent from my Nexus 4 running Android 4.3
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Ok cool. I have couple of questions if you don't mind.
What do I flash first? ROM or GAPPS?
I heared some nightlies have issues, is there somewhere I can look to find them?
Will I need to reflash Franco Kernel?
thanks
ZaViX said:
Ok cool. I have couple of questions if you don't mind.
What do I flash first? ROM or GAPPS?
I heared some nightlies have issues, is there somewhere I can look to find them?
Will I need to reflash Franco Kernel?
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1. flash rom and then gapps
2.The latest nightlies dont have much BOTHERING issues..
3. yes,if you flash a rom. not sure though..
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Hey guys.
For 4.2.X JB, Cyanogenmod has 10.1 Nightly builds...
So they will release per week or earlier...
So If I flash Rom Cyanogenmod 10.1 NOW, then Kernel Trinity Seven
If they release a new Nightly build, i pretty much have to Flash the ROM then Trinity Seven again, Over and Over until a Stable Build is built?
If that so, then im just gonna wait for a final build
Jomari29 said:
Hey guys.
For 4.2.X JB, Cyanogenmod has 10.1 Nightly builds...
So they will release per week or earlier...
So If I flash Rom Cyanogenmod 10.1 NOW, then Kernel Trinity Seven
If they release a new Nightly build, i pretty much have to Flash the ROM then Trinity Seven again, Over and Over until a Stable Build is built?
If that so, then im just gonna wait for a final build
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yes, you have to reflash the kernel after each rom(and gapps) flash. why wait? it takes seconds to flash the kernel afterward? you dont have to flash each nightly if you dont want, but there is some kind of fix or change for each cm nightly.
simms22 said:
yes, you have to reflash the kernel after each rom(and gapps) flash. why wait? it takes seconds to flash the kernel afterward? you dont have to flash each nightly if you dont want, but there is some kind of fix or change for each cm nightly.
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Well yea theres fixes each Nightly build.
Yea,
Download New ROM
Backup Old Rom,
External Nandroid Backup
Titanium Backup Internal
Titanium Backup External
Install Gapps.
Install Kernel
Overclock
LoL
Lots a Work
Jomari29 said:
Well yea theres fixes each Nightly build.
Yea,
Download New ROM
Backup Old Rom,
External Nandroid Backup
Titanium Backup Internal
Titanium Backup External
Install Gapps.
Install Kernel
Overclock
LoL
Lots a Work
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why so much work? make a nandroid weekly, or every two weeks, same with titanium. my crackflashing habit never included so much work. i nandroided once a month, same with titanium. also, i always kept the last good rom in storage. i flashed rom, gapps, kernel. if things went bad, id just reflash the previous rom/gapps/kernel without wiping instead of restoring backups. much faster that way.
Jomari29 said:
Well yea theres fixes each Nightly build.
Yea,
Download New ROM
Backup Old Rom,
External Nandroid Backup
Titanium Backup Internal
Titanium Backup External
Install Gapps.
Install Kernel
Overclock
LoL
Lots a Work
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What? Stop doing all that.
Thats a complete waste of time.
Keep one single basic backup. Dont back up anything else.
Flash the new nightly over the old one. Nothing is lost. Even if an app was lost it will automatically be reloaded by the play store. I can factory reset and be exactly where I was automatically in 10 min.
Flash the rom flash the kernel. Done!
I'm thinking of flashing Trinity kernel on my Nexus 7. If I have troubles after flashing the Trinity kernel and want to revert back to my present kernel do I restore a nandroid backup or is there something else I have to do to get present kernel back? Am currently running CM 10.1 jb 4.2.1 on my Nexus 7. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Just do a dirty flash (flash CM10.1 again without factory reset, just wipe cache and dalvik). Your kernel will be overwritten.
kevk60 said:
I'm thinking of flashing Trinity kernel on my Nexus 7. If I have troubles after flashing the Trinity kernel and want to revert back to my present kernel do I restore a nandroid backup or is there something else I have to do to get present kernel back? Am currently running CM 10.1 jb 4.2.1 on my Nexus 7. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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davisac said:
Just do a dirty flash (flash CM10.1 again without factory reset, just wipe cache and dalvik). Your kernel will be overwritten.
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yup, thats the easiest way. but you dont have to wipe anything, not even dalvik or cache. you can always extract the boot.img from the cm rom and flash it via fastboot too.
Thanks simms. I'm still trying to figure everything out just got my Nexus for Christmas.
davisac said:
Just do a dirty flash (flash CM10.1 again without factory reset, just wipe cache and dalvik). Your kernel will be overwritten.
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Thanks for all your info. Appreciate it. Have a good one!
How about if Im using stock rom and I want to flash a different kernel, what should I do?
Leonhan said:
How about if Im using stock rom and I want to flash a different kernel, what should I do?
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Flash the kernel? Lol !
Wilks3y said:
Flash the kernel? Lol !
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Ive read that franco has a ramdisk of his own, how do I apply a new kernel without problems if I will try a different one (say motley kernel)?
Trinity kernel working great.
kevk60 said:
Thanks for all your info. Appreciate it. Have a good one!
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Flashed Trinity kernel on my Nexus 7 and it is great. Am running CM 10.1 JB 4.2.1 latest nightly and so far everything is working awesome. Thanks for everyones input. Thanks to morfic for a wonderful kernel. Boom! Freak out now.
Samsung will upgrade to 4.4
I wonder if this makes possible an official update from Cyanogen team, as the official ROMs from Cyanogen stopped in 4.3
Does anyone have any idea if we still upgrade the CM?
Thanks for attention.
joaonds said:
Samsung will upgrade to 4.4
I wonder if this makes possible an official update from Cyanogen team, as the official ROMs from Cyanogen stopped in 4.3
Does anyone have any idea if we still upgrade the CM?
Thanks for attention.
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There is unofficial 4.4 CM for Note 2 runs good
Check out OmniROM 4.4 and SlimKat 4.4
Not much difference between those 3 Roms anyways don't worry about CM
Mashed_Potatoes said:
There is unofficial 4.4 CM for Note 2 runs good
Check out OmniROM 4.4 and SlimKat 4.4
Not much difference between those 3 Roms anyways don't worry about CM
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Thanks !
I'm look this (AOSB Probam): http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2336271
I'm working up the courage to install ...
joaonds said:
Thanks !
I'm look this (AOSB Probam): http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2336271
I'm working up the courage to install ...
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Flashing is easy
After you root and install custom recovery, all you have to do is download the ROM and transfer it to your SD card
Enter recovery, wipe dalvik cache, cache and data, find the ROM ZIP file, and flash!
The only way to soft brick your phone is to flash the LTE version of the rom or to flash rom without wiping cache and data
I personally do a full wipe (dalvik, data, system, internal storage , cache)
OK so basically my phone is running the cm11 ROM. I installed a separate kernel the other day now I want to revert to the original kernel that came with cm11. Where can I find/download it. Could someone please post the link. Thank you
Reflash the cm rom again, problem solved.
Almayce said:
Reflash the cm rom again, problem solved.
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No I don't want to lose my data
You won't lose anything if you don't wipe them.
Hi,
Yesterday I went to flash CyanogenMod 11 on my Galaxy s4 (GT19505) and it wouldn't work. The first time, it started then went to a black screen. I turned my phone back on to find it wouldn't boot up at all (I waited over 10 minutes for it). I can access recovery mode, and when I did it again, it said md5 couldn't be found.
I used Odin to flash the most recent CT auto root and then moved over TWRP (with Odin) and I had no trouble with these.
I accidentally moved TWRP 2.5 over instead of 2.7. I was running 4.4 KitKat on my phone. Could it be 2.7 isn't compatible with CM 11?
Help!?
It should just work.
Flash the latest TWRP or Philz.
Perform a full wipe.
Flash Cyanogenmod.
What version are you trying to flash from Cyanogenmod? Use the nightlys and if one doesn't work try the version before that one.
ps you can skip the step nexttime about flashing cf-auto root. You don't have to do this. You can just flash the recovery you want.
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Lennyz1988 said:
It should just work.
Flash the latest TWRP or Philz.
Perform a full wipe.
Flash Cyanogenmod.
What version are you trying to flash from Cyanogenmod? Use the nightlys and if one doesn't work try the version before that one.
ps you can skip the step nexttime about flashing cf-auto root. You don't have to do this. You can just flash the recovery you want.
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I'm using a stable version. I haven't downloaded any latest ones. How would i do that if I can't access the phone? Boot it to download then go from there?
are you sure you (even) flashed a (compatible) kernel?
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Is there any difference between 19500 and 19505? I'll try a new CM download...knowing my uncertainty I probably got an incompatible rom.
How stable are the nightlies?
Manganese said:
Is there any difference between 19500 and 19505? I'll try a new CM download...knowing my uncertainty I probably got an incompatible rom.
How stable are the nightlies?
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You should only flash a rom for YOUR model phone, and for me the nightlies were stable enough to use.
dwarfer66 said:
You should only flash a rom for YOUR model phone, and for me the nightlies were stable enough to use.
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So I redid TWRP, now what about CM 11? TWRP uses the jfltexx in its name...do I just use Odin to move CM?
So, I installed TWRP 2.7 and it worked. All is good, currently enjoying CM!!!
Now the battery is saying it's at 0%...how do I fix that?
Now my password isn't working for some reason. I did a restore with TWRP and now I can get into my phone. Fix?
Now my password isn't working for some reason. I did a restore with TWRP and now I can get into my phone. Fix?
Did you wipe before restoring?
Lennyz1988 said:
Did you wipe before restoring?
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No. I just tried it and the same problem occurred. It's no biggie, I can reformat the settings myself. Thanks for the help.
dude, google it
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