I have uploaded a Video on Flashing Android N Developer Preview for Nexus 5X.
This method will also applicable for Most of the Nexus Devices and follows the same procedure.
This method will be useful for the People who can't flash Android N for Nexus 5X with 'flash-all' command line..
Here is the video Link shows you both OTA update & Flashing via PC::
https://youtu.be/fWgS_kk8RlM
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Google relesed few hours ago the stock image for nexus 7 LTE version, here is the link enjoy XD
Can someone explain how to flash the factory image without deleting user-data?
Basically just upgrading from previous versions.
thanks
Sorry, but already posted to this thread : NEXUS 7 (2013) LTE-For all Your Jelly Bean & + Discussions, Problems and Solutions
Created a step-by-step guide on how to install Android M Preview on the Nexus 6.
All the downloads and commands you need: http://www.androidrootz.com/2015/05/how-to-install-android-m-preview-on.html
Awesome job throwing up a video, I was going to respond to people with a step by step text, but this gets them there with video!
Anyone flash on sprint?
.I'm using jdx ROM on my Sprint nexus 6 running smoothly with Root
Hello,
I think that this is the right forum to use.
I'm trying to build Android android-6.0.0_r26 (label MDB08M) for the Nexus 6P.
It seems that for the Nexus 5X and 6P phones, the vendor files are no longer distributed via the developers.google.com/android/nexus/drivers webpage.
I found this post on the google groups site, that indicates that the vendor.img should be extracted from the factory image available on the developers.google.com/android/nexus/images webpage
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/android-building/_XZxkcSrQVI
I tried this, and when booting, the phone first displayed a corrupted message, and then got blocked at the Andoid logo.
Is there a correct way to do this?
Many thanks,
Paul
ppmoore said:
Hello,
I think that this is the right forum to use.
I'm trying to build Android android-6.0.0_r26 (label MDB08M) for the Nexus 6P.
It seems that for the Nexus 5X and 6P phones, the vendor files are no longer distributed via the developers.google.com/android/nexus/drivers webpage.
I found this post on the google groups site, that indicates that the vendor.img should be extracted from the factory image available on the developers.google.com/android/nexus/images webpage
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/android-building/_XZxkcSrQVI
I tried this, and when booting, the phone first displayed a corrupted message, and then got blocked at the Andoid logo.
Is there a correct way to do this?
Many thanks,
Paul
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how to i Install Android 8.0 Oreo in redmi note 4 and Any Android Device
So do you want to install android 8.0 oreo in your android phone if yes then you are at right place. Today we are here with the Guide on How to install android 8.0 on any android phone.
Google recently launched the new android 8.0 developer preview and users can now install android 8.0 on their devices. Every year google releases new android version with new features and more stability and this year 2017 Google has released android 8.0 Aka Android oreo.
Advantages
New Looks
get latest android version looks on your android smartphone.
Much better then android Nougat
Disadvantageous
you will be able to Change looks of your device only .
may face issues like hang or lag if the hardware is not capable.
battery will drain faster then usual.
Pre-Requirements
your smartphone battery is more then 65% .
useing Jellybean or upper android version.
your devices has active internet connection
OS Supported :-
Android 4.0
Android 4.4
Android 5.0
Android 6.0
Android 7.0
Method 1 : Install Using Android O Custom Rom
by this method you need to your devices is root, .Note that You’ll have to find a Custom Rom based on Android 8.0 OREO only. In order to find a Custom ROM for your device, you need to search Custom ROM for (your_device_name). Once you get the Custom Rom download it and flash same in order to get Android 8.0 Oreo on Android Device.
Method 2 : Install Any Android Smartphone Officially Using OTA Update
go to your Device’s Settings.
go to About Phone Section.
Select on Software Updates.
Now check for the Software Update.
Now the update should start downloading. Once the Update gets downloaded. The device will automatically flash and reboot into the New Android 8.0 Oreo. Enjoy the Latest Android 8.0 on your device.
If you have any doubt you can comment down below in the comments section.
Useless
I was thinking that this is yet another youtube guide thread
but it turned out to be even worse haha
Hello
Thank you for taking the time to look at my problem!
So i have a rom that is at android 6.0 (Maruos) and for my own project i want to update it to Android 7 is there a known guide for this or is anyone willing to give me a hand in getting it up to 7?
adamk8875 said:
Hello
Thank you for taking the time to look at my problem!
So i have a rom that is at android 6.0 (Maruos) and for my own project i want to update it to Android 7 is there a known guide for this or is anyone willing to give me a hand in getting it up to 7?
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The first thing you should do is get the most up-to-date nougat stock firmware. If you google Nexus 6p stock firmware you will get the link to all the google images. Just scroll down to angler and look for the last 7.1.2 image. Now there's two ways to flash I prefer the fastboot method but most use the flash.all file you get in the download from said image. If you look up the Heisenberg guide on returning to stock will show you all the commands if you choose fastboot method. After you've accomplished this you can flash twrp and use any nougat ROM that's still available. Now why do you want nougat when 8.1 Oreo is available? Its really good and battery life is great.
Exodusche said:
The first thing you should do is get the most up-to-date nougat stock firmware. If you google Nexus 6p stock firmware you will get the link to all the google images. Just scroll down to angler and look for the last 7.1.2 image. Now there's two ways to flash I prefer the fastboot method but most use the flash.all file you get in the download from said image. If you look up the Heisenberg guide on returning to stock will show you all the commands if you choose fastboot method. After you've accomplished this you can flash twrp and use any nougat ROM that's still available. Now why do you want nougat when 8.1 Oreo is available? Its really good and battery life is great.
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Nougat is just the version we decided to use for now we will go up to Oreo at some point i just need to learn how to update a rom to nougat from Marshmallow
adamk8875 said:
Nougat is just the version we decided to use for now we will go up to Oreo at some point i just need to learn how to update a rom to nougat from Marshmallow
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Same steps as Oreo download nougat firmware and fastboot flash appropriate files. Heisenberg guide or google api sight will have the commands. I suppose you could google update your way but be more tedious and prone to bugs.
I need to update the source code to nougat so i can build it is what i'm meaning