On the n4 using purity rom 4.4.2 mako with a clean flash with Franco kernel Plus flashed but getting a message on supersu that the phone is not rooted and the Superus binaries aren't installed ... So re-rooted the phone with the n4 toolkit and everything went well but still supersu says phone is not rooted.... Help please!
Update binaries or download a recent cwm flashable supersu and flash it . Just Google it and you'll be o.k.
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bladebuddy said:
Update binaries or download a recent cwm flashable supersu and flash it . Just Google it and you'll be o.k.
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How do you update the binaries because flashed the cwm update superus and I'm still getting the same message. Shown in the screen shot
jdpl123 said:
How do you update the binaries because flashed the cwm update superus and I'm still getting the same message. Shown in the screen shot
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Go here, http://download.chainfire.eu/376/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.89.zip
Download, Flash via recovery. Problem should be solved.
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Berrydroidcafe said:
Go here, http://download.chainfire.eu/376/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.89.zip
Download, Flash via recovery. Problem should be solved.
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That is the one I downloaded but after the flash and I click on reboot. A message saying that the rom may flash a stock recovery and gives me the option to disable the stock recovery or not. Is this normal... Btw the first time flashing I disabled don't want to click on no just in case of a brick so want to know what's the message is about...
jdpl123 said:
That is the one I downloaded but after the flash and I click on reboot. A message saying that the rom may flash a stock recovery and gives me the option to disable the stock recovery or not. Is this normal... Btw the first time flashing I disabled don't want to click on no just in case of a brick so want to know what's the message is about...
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Nope. Never seen that message. Then again, I use twrp.
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Are you using latest cwm? But then again, this always happen with cwm. On twrp never have a single problem with supersu.
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Nope. Never seen that message. Then again, I use twrp.
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Ok using the toolkit can I switch to twrp with out any data loss or changes to the rom?
arffrhn said:
Are you using latest cwm? But then again, this always happen with cwm. On twrp never have a single problem with supersu.
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Also Yes updated to the latest cwm.. Just want to use xposed and tweak some functions in trickster mod. If nothing else work do you guys know any good 4.4 roms that uses cm kernels?
jdpl123 said:
Ok using the toolkit can I switch to twrp with out any data loss or changes to the rom?
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Yes you can flash TWRP without losing data or changes to the rom.
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Berrydroidcafe said:
Yes you can flash TWRP without losing data or changes to the rom.
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Thank you guys (and ladies) for the help. Switched to twrp and flashed binaries updated! (^o^)
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Hi I just received my Oppo find 5 and before I root I wanted to know if there was any way if all goes wrong to return Oppo find 5 back to stock. Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Zack
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It's very easy. Just flash the stock ROM. If you need to go back to stock recovery too, there's a thread in the oppo forums that has a link to it, out you could just make a backup in recovery and save the boot.img on your computer and flash it using fastboot. This phone is a lot like a nexus and is easy to root and return to stock.
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You can also say 'NO' to disable recovery flash when using a custom recovery to flash stock firmware.. badabing badaboom your back to stock with stock recovery!
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Coreym said:
You can also say 'NO' to disable recovery flash when using a custom recovery to flash stock firmware.. badabing badaboom your back to stock with stock recovery!
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I think CWM gives you this option but TWRP disables recovery flash by default. At least that has been my experience. One of the reasons I prefer CWM.
shawnbon206 said:
I think CWM gives you this option but TWRP disables recovery flash by default. At least that has been my experience. One of the reasons I prefer CWM.
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Good to know!
shawnbon206 said:
I think CWM gives you this option but TWRP disables recovery flash by default. At least that has been my experience. One of the reasons I prefer CWM.
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How can we re-enable recovery flash with the TWRP? Because I want to install an OTA update but it doesn't and I have installed this custom recovery.
Feregorn said:
How can we re-enable recovery flash with the TWRP? Because I want to install an OTA update but it doesn't and I have installed this custom recovery.
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You can also download the full wipe and install it manually.
youris1212 said:
You can also download the full wipe and install it manually.
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Did that mean that everything in my phone will be deleted and it will revert to stock?
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Feregorn said:
Did that mean that everything in my phone will be deleted and it will revert to stock?
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Yes, that's what I mean
Feregorn said:
How can we re-enable recovery flash with the TWRP? Because I want to install an OTA update but it doesn't and I have installed this custom recovery.
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They released a flashable .zip fir their recovery on their forum. Here it is!
Cheers
thanks for the info
TWRP recovery is asking password , can't wipe data,factory reset,flash stock rom. Can anyone help me?:crying:
Have you installed Twrp manually? Because maybe you flashed a wrong version to your phone recently. Have you updated Twrp before the password appeared?
[email protected]! said:
Have you installed Twrp manually? Because maybe you flashed a wrong version to your phone recently. Have you updated Twrp before the password appeared?
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I have installed TWRP from nexus 4 toolkit, updated latest version
thedeath7986 said:
I have installed TWRP from nexus 4 toolkit, updated latest version
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Try to flash a new kernel with a clean twrp.
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Hi Guiz, Today i rooted my Nexus 4 and Flashed Paranoid Android. Rooting was succesful but after i flashed paranoid android, and rebooted my phone it says "Unfortunately Google Keyboard stopped" Please Help!
My android is 4.2.2 Thanks in advance
Maybe you should wipe before flashing PA
exb0 said:
Maybe you should wipe before flashing PA
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I already did that before i flashed PA but i really need the problem fixed i cant use my keyboard
Zypent said:
I already did that before i flashed PA but i really need the problem fixed i cant use my keyboard
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Full wipe? Make sure your zip isn't corrupted and you have the correct pa with the correct gapps.
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I've installed twrp via Flashify and i'm ready to start flashing rooms, but i'm wondering what kind of limitations I have in terms of kernels and whatnot?
I know that with Loki it eliminates the need to unlock the bootloader, but being that I didn't pushing using adb and just used Flashify will I face any problems flashing any roms like CM or carbon?
Thanks!
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I flashed TWRP via flashify and flashed CleanROM with no probs
Nope. Flash away, your fine.
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Thanks a bunch lads, I wasn't sure if I was gonna be able to or not so you've made this phone infinitely better than my xperia zl from before. I was i love with thing but now this G2 is the full package for me.
This has been the easiest root and recovery install ever, easier than a nexus lol!
All I need now is the premium pack for LG G2 xposed pack and i'm all set.
I'm well aware it's only $0.99 but i'm literally that broke until pay day hahaha
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which twrp can i flash being that i took the ota and rooted after the update? i've read on a few threads that once you took the ota, you can't flash twrp. also, has anyone seen or tried the twrp app in the play store? results from those that have?
xbxjunkie said:
which twrp can i flash being that i took the ota and rooted after the update? i've read on a few threads that once you took the ota, you can't flash twrp. also, has anyone seen or tried the twrp app in the play store? results from those that have?
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I flashed the most recent version of TWRP via flashify after taking the OTA.
simon_lefisch said:
I flashed the most recent version of TWRP via flashify after taking the OTA.
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so you flashed version 2.6.3.2?
that looks like the latest
xbxjunkie said:
so you flashed version 2.6.3.2?
that looks like the latest
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Yes sir ?
simon_lefisch said:
Yes sir ?
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thanks
flashing away :good:
Hello guys!
My Nexus 4 is running PA 5 Alpha 2, rooted and custom kernel of course.
I got the .zip file of the 5.1 OTA.
How should I flash it?
How did you flash PA in the first place? Just follow the same steps. You should flash it with a custom recovery e.g. TWRP.
CCody said:
How did you flash PA in the first place? Just follow the same steps. You should flash it with a custom recovery e.g. TWRP.
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Thanks !
I thought I should install stock first because this is stock.
Wassupdog said:
Thanks !
I thought I should install stock first because this is stock.
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You can't flash the ota in a custom recovery. You have to sideload it in the stock recovery. You have to be 100% stock system, kernel and recovery.
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Wassupdog said:
Thanks !
I thought I should install stock first because this is stock.
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Yes, you thought right... DO what @jd1639 mentioned above
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You can't flash the ota in a custom recovery. You have to sideload it in the stock recovery. You have to be 100% stock system, kernel and recovery.
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nitin.chobhe said:
Yes, you thought right... DO what @jd1639 mentioned above
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Thanks!