How would I go about building a recovery for the nexus player? I've done kernels before and custom roms, any guides and how to make one for the nexus player, nexus devices in general?
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Hi I have tried out a custom kernel and now I would like to return to stock.
I got the stock jro03c rom on my device but I have only managed to find the "stock-jrn84d-nexus7-kernel.zip" in this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1775798
If its the same as the jro03c kernel I might as well use that. I just want back to stock so I can get my OTA´s like normal.
Hi,
The best way to go back to stock kernel is to download stock rom, extract files then go into fastboot/bootloader mode and type :
./fastboot flash boot boot.img
This will reflash the stock kernel
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You could also use the Nexus 7 toolkit to restore to the stock ROM.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=29637670
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Yeah I agree use Mskip or Wugs toolkits best to be safer than sorry plus it does it all for you
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New to the Nexus 7, love it.
Any ROMs that have flash support? My wife is asking.
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Any ROM can have flash support, but since its not official you can't download it from the market. You'll have to search for Flash for JellyBean, lots of posts here on XDA with download links. I'm using Flash on my Fascinate, Galaxy Nexus, and my Nexus 7, all running JB, using it with Dolphin browser, but it works with others as well.
If you fiddle with older versions of apps, yes.
Just don't expect to update everything and have flash still working
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Well, I'll buy the Nexus 4 weeks coming but I still appear doubts about what I'll do with it hehe! It's better have the stock version of android with Franco Kernel, or Installing the CM 10.1 with Franco Kernel or have the defaut kernel with the CM 10.1. I heard that with the Franco Kernel version of the stock android can not be updated. Is it true? Grateful. Hug
Whatever you like. It's your choice. You have to test it out on your own and see.
I don't really understand your last question.
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Sry, I heard that with the Franco Kernel, the stock version of android can not be updated. Is it true?
No. If you're not on stock recovery then you would not be able to get the updates. Kernels do not do such a thing like you said. If you have a stock recovery and a custom kernel is installed you'll be able to get updates as long as the recovery is stock.
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You can't apply an update to the stock ROM if anything is altered, including using a custom kernel. But you can easily just re-flash the stock kernel, apply the update and then flash your custom kernel again.
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scream4cheese said:
No. If you're not on stock recovery then you would not be able to get the updates. Kernels do not do such a thing like you said. If you have a stock recovery and a custom kernel is installed you'll be able to get updates as long as the recovery is stock.
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You can have a custom recovery and still get ota updates
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Here we go again another fun device to hack. I made these video to help out those Noobs out there that are having trouble figuring this android fun out. Hope it helps
New Nexus 7 Android 4.3 Unboxing (2013) edition
New Nexus 7 Unlock boot loader & custom recovery install
Root Android version 4.3 Jelly Bean on the New Nexus 7
New Nexus 7 OUDHS recovery install and review
New Nexus 7 custom rom install, PA or Paranoid Android
New Nexus 7 2013 AOKP rom install
Nexus 7 CM10.2 rom
ClockWorkMod Recovery install and directions
Kit Kat android 4.4 on the Nexus 7 AOSP install
MultiRom manager mod dual booting
KitKat screen recording built in
OMNI Rom install and review
How to install Android L Developer Preview on your Nexus 5 & 7
How to Root the Nexus 5,7,9, & 10 on Android 5 0 Lollipop with CF Auto Root
Please click Thanks if this helps you.
More videos coming soon
There is no other way to root without unlocking and wiping the device?
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Wow there is a lot of video threads lol
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Check out rootjunky.com for more info
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Tomsgt said:
Check out rootjunky.com for more info
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Added video to OP AOKP
Added a new video. Mods please sticky this as it should help others thanks
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I always enjoy your detailed videos, Tom.
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Jhall8 said:
I always enjoy your detailed videos, Tom.
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glad you like them I do my best to make the NOOB proof LOL
what device do you have so I know what i should make more videos on
I have a RAZR Maxx HD, Verizon Gnex as backup & a 2013 Nexus 7.
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I have a RAZR Maxx HD, Verizon Gnex as backup & a 2013 Nexus 7.
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Nice I have all 3 also. if you maxx is unlock that device is a beast.
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That's true. But the Nexus 7 is the best Android device I've ever owned. Ran it stock unrooted for a few days, and then unlocked, rooted and flashed Sinless ROM (after making a nandroid backup, of course.)
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Boom Root for Lollipop Android 5.0
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Boom Root for Lollipop Android 5.0
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Seen it great job!
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Thinking of upgrading soon to the 2013 model and wondering if anyone is having issues with flashing a custom ROM.
No. Flashing ROMs is just as easy as any other nexus device.
Once you have a custom recovery, just download a rom and flash or use GooManager or whatever method you like.
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