Can I flash 4.3 roms after i flashed 4.4? I tried it but it seems that i dont have any signal
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Desaf said:
Can I flash 4.3 roms after i flashed 4.4? I tried it but it seems that i dont have any signal
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You shouldn't have any issue, but if u did flash factory image
Desaf said:
Can I flash 4.3 roms after i flashed 4.4? I tried it but it seems that i dont have any signal
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Try to flash 4.3 radio.84
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After flashing 4.4 ported from n5, i flashed back a 4.3 custom rom and didn't have any problems what so ever..... So... I'ts OK !
Ok will try again thanks
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problem
when i flash 4.3 rom (DU) it gets flashed but when it takes long time to boot and even after booting wifi bluetooh..etc wont work..
plz help..
zubin45shah said:
when i flash 4.3 rom (DU) it gets flashed but when it takes long time to boot and even after booting wifi bluetooh..etc wont work..
plz help..
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What radio do you have? I side loaded 4.4 and upgraded radio to .97. The KitKat radio doesn't seem to work well on 4.3. You can find a flashable 4.3 radio (.84) on xda or extract it from the factory image and flash with fastboot (preferred method for me).
Good luck.
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Hi all,
love my Nexus 4 to bits but in the past few days I have not been able to hear anything whether I am making or receiving a phone call.
thought it might be a hardware issue but Viber and other apps is working...
i factory resetted the phone but it has not resolved the issue since...
add to the pain LG is refusing to have it serviced in Singapore.
could it be the update to 4.2.2 from 4.2.1 that is causing the problem?
have googled but no one seems to having same issues like me.
R: Unable to hear anything in a phone call.
Flash the stock ROM image.
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Does the speakerphone work?
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stevemw said:
Does the speakerphone work?
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the speaker phone does not work either.
the speaker works for every other app...viber...wechat...line...
Did you update your radio?
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Flash the new radio.i had same problem when i flashed to 4.2.2
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bgaccord said:
Flash the new radio.i had same problem when i flashed to 4.2.2
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I have the exact same issue, but I have the latest radio.
My phone is stock rom, stock kernel, stock recovery, rooted.
mitchdickson said:
Did you update your radio?
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bgaccord said:
Flash the new radio.i had same problem when i flashed to 4.2.2
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pardon me...how do i flash the radio?
i had the 4.2.2 OTA
so do i download the radio file off some google site and flash it using the computer?
trying to figure this out...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2087227
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Flash the new radio.i had same problem when i flashed to 4.2.2
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i'm on the latest baseband 0.48?
should i flash only the radio or maybe just go back to 4.2.1 with its 0.33?
I think you should flash another rom guy :laugh:
Thanks in advance guys!
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It will. 4.3 isn't fully compatible with the LTE enabled, older radio. People are messing with hybrid radios to fix the incompatibility issues, but that's still a work in process i.e. bugs.
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cheapskate88 said:
It will. 4.3 isn't fully compatible with the LTE enabled, older radio. People are messing with hybrid radios to fix the incompatibility issues, but that's still a work in process i.e. bugs.
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No bugs on hybrid radio here...
Nexus 4+ Franco + LTE
Apparently, no more bugs.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=43969514
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My OTA update said 4.3 was ready to install, but when I clicked install nothing seemed to happen. I am rooted and have TWRP installed as my recovery. Any suggestions?
And now when I check for an update, my phone says I'm up to date but I'm still on 4.2.2.
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Cee_Pee_Three said:
My OTA update said 4.3 was ready to install, but when I clicked install nothing seemed to happen. I am rooted and have TWRP installed as my recovery. Any suggestions?
And now when I check for an update, my phone says I'm up to date but I'm still on 4.2.2.
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You have to do it manually by use fastboot method. OTA is not gonna work when you flash the TWRP as your Recovery.
2 method: 1. fastboot flash your recovery back to stock one OTA will work. 2. Flash your N4 with fastboot to get 4.3 ROM.
I went back to the stock 4.2.2 rom and I'm not rooted anymore, but now the stock recovery doesn't work. So how can I update to 4.3?
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Hi everyone
I flashed semaphore but would like to return to stock 4.3 kernel for further evaluation. Where can I download the stock 4.3 kernel which I can flash in twrp?
Thanks
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For zip use google may be u càn find. Or if u can flash boot.img from factory image package after wiping cache and dalvik cache.
Always do a nandroid backup before flashing..
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There are zips in the forums, try searching for them cause i don't know where exactly.
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toge64 said:
Hi everyone
I flashed semaphore but would like to return to stock 4.3 kernel for further evaluation. Where can I download the stock 4.3 kernel which I can flash in twrp?
Thanks
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I looked around and I couldn't find a flashable version for you (maybe I didn't use the correct words in my search). Your best bet is the factory images where you can get it as a .img file and flash it via fastboot.
toge64 said:
Hi everyone
I flashed semaphore but would like to return to stock 4.3 kernel for further evaluation. Where can I download the stock 4.3 kernel which I can flash in twrp?
Thanks
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There you go: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2381128
[KERNEL][4.3][JWR66V and JSS15J] Stock flashable 4.3 Kernel
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I haven't update 4.3 yet but I want to try out the latest PA rom. Should I just wait until it becomes stable or just factory restore and head into 4.3 and root. Also does nandroid works on Android 4.3 or i am going to lose everything?
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I think this is more of your dilemma than an actual issue.
As long as your custom recovery works, nandroid should work.
Should you wait till it becomes stable? Up to you.
Just factory restore and head into 4.3? Up to you.
I dont see why you would wanna OTA to 4.3 and then flash PA. Why not just flash PA straight?
I use Multi Boot. PA is a solid ROM. CM10.2 is too. I boot between them. If I stayed with stock not possible to do this.
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exb0 said:
I think this is more of your dilemma than an actual issue.
As long as your custom recovery works, nandroid should work.
Should you wait till it becomes stable? Up to you.
Just factory restore and head into 4.3? Up to you.
I dont see why you would wanna OTA to 4.3 and then flash PA. Why not just flash PA straight?
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I thought you have to ota 4.3 then update to the latest PA
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xmagiicsx said:
I thought you have to ota 4.3 then update to the latest PA
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Nope. If you flash the latest PA, you would be wiping your ota-ed 4.3. So there would be no difference at all. You do however, need to flash your new radio for 4.3
Hi, I'm currently running the last AOKP nightly based on JB4.2.2.
Every time I try to update to a more recent, 4.3.1 based version, I fail miserably
Even after a full wipe I get bootloops, the setup wizard crashes, or titanium backup fails to restore much needed (non-system) settings / apps. I get lots of freezes or random reboots along the way...
Am I the only person with such problems?! I found mentions that root is somewhat broken since 4.3 and that current root applications are still unfit to compensate... Is this true?
How can I update to a newer, AOKP based Rom? Is there a official or unofficial version that is stable enough to serve as daily driver? Do I need additional apks? How can I restore my titanium backups?
Thanks in advance!
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Did you flashed 4.3 radio (.84) and the latest version of bootloader?
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tiness said:
Did you flashed 4.3 radio (.84) and the latest version of bootloader?
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I flashed the .84 radio but have no new bootloader... Where can I get it? Can I still downgrade to 4.2.2 if the update fails?
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docNeptun said:
I flashed the .84 radio but have no new bootloader... Where can I get it? Can I still downgrade to 4.2.2 if the update fails?
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Here for the bootloader and if you have a backup of your 4.2.2 rom you are ok.
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Make sure you have the latest version of your Recovery and bootloader before flashing the rom.