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[Q] Reverting back to stock from franco.kernel

I have a quick question.
I flashed the franco kernel using franco's app, and also made a backup of my stock kernel using the same app before flashing.
If i decide to revert back to stock kernel, all i'll have to do is flash the stock kernel backup, right? It won't mess anything up?

v9s said:
I have a quick question.
I flashed the franco kernel using franco's app, and also made a backup of my stock kernel using the same app before flashing.
If i decide to revert back to stock kernel, all i'll have to do is flash the stock kernel backup, right? It won't mess anything up?
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Yes this should work :good:

mihahn said:
Yes this should work :good:
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what happens if I did not make a backup of the stock kernel?

sensei22 said:
what happens if I did not make a backup of the stock kernel?
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Dirty flash your rom is what i did .
Sent from my Nexus 7

jlg19753 said:
Dirty flash your rom is what i did .
Sent from my Nexus 7
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I'm actually getting ready to flash Franco's Rom now, I figured since the kernel is in the boot image, and if I make a backup with TWRP (doing full since I want to keep my latest changes). Then if I don't like it I can just restore only the boot image portion of it assuming everything else remains the same.

jlg19753 said:
Dirty flash your rom is what i did .
Sent from my Nexus 7
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I'm sorry but I don't know what you mean by dirty flash

sensei22 said:
I'm sorry but I don't know what you mean by dirty flash
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Flash ROM and gapps don't wipe anything = dirty flash
Sent from my Nexus 4

[Q] Can I flash only "tilapia-radio.img" with another kernel ?

Hi,
I have stock rom 4.2.2 on my tilapia.
Few day ago I've made root access.
I'm testing some kernels. but now, I lost my 3G connection permanently.
There were a moment, when I had a connection (poor, but have sometimes) for example on M-kernel, or a44.
I've installed franco for testing now. but I've lost my 3G connection.
(I think it's not so important)
Main question:
I have stock 4.2.2 and kernel a38 by Mettalice. Can I flash only "tilapia-radio.img" from oryginal/stock rom in recovery ?

Yes you can flash only the kernel img. But wipe cache and dalvik cache after.
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Mockingbird said:
Yes you can flash only the kernel img. But wipe cache and dalvik cache after.
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2
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No, no.
I've already flashed anotker kernel with stock 4.2.2
but I've lost my 3g connection and now, I want to flash ONLY tilapia-radio.img from original rom.
Can I do it ?

tomektomekr said:
No, no.
I've already flashed anotker kernel with stock 4.2.2
but I've lost my 3g connection and now, I want to flash ONLY tilapia-radio.img from original rom.
Can I do it ?
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Yes, you can use fastboot to flash it in thru the bootloader. My guess is simply the kernel or ROM you are on does not support the 3g version of the n7. I believe you even said you flashed a new kernel that killed your radio. Just a thought. You would have to actively try to delete your radio, which I doubt you did.
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No audio with multiple nougat builds?

I tried 3 nougat test builds yesterday: benzo, simple and maple. I had the same experience on all 3: no audio. YouTube wouldn't play, couldn't hear phone conversion.
Because it was the same experience on all 3 builds, I assume that I messed up a step.
I fastbooted latest bootloader and radio, then flashed ROM, gapps (benzongapps all times because open gapps kept fcing on setup), then flashed vendor image via twrp 3.2.0-2. I tried both with stock kernel and electron kernel.
Which gapps should I be using? (I downloaded arm64-7-stock), was my flashing out of order?
I'm back to dirty unicorns, but want to try nougat again soon.
Thanks
Sent from my Nexus 6P using XDA-Developers mobile app

SwimDrewid said:
I tried 3 nougat test builds yesterday: benzo, simple and maple. I had the same experience on all 3: no audio. YouTube wouldn't play, couldn't hear phone conversion.
Because it was the same experience on all 3 builds, I assume that I messed up a step.
I fastbooted latest bootloader and radio, then flashed ROM, gapps (benzongapps all times because open gapps kept fcing on setup), then flashed vendor image via twrp 3.2.0-2. I tried both with stock kernel and electron kernel.
Which gapps should I be using? (I downloaded arm64-7-stock), was my flashing out of order?
I'm back to dirty unicorns, but want to try nougat again soon.
Thanks
Sent from my Nexus 6P using XDA-Developers mobile app
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The flashing process seems to be fine. Yes, you are using the right GApps.
Is it happening on MM ROMs too? And what about stock Nougat?

Try installing stock Nougat from Google. Report back !

Android 7.0 flashing question

Hello, I want to flash the 7.0 update yet I'm uncertain as to which build I'm supposed to use. I'm currently on MTC19T but don't know which I'm supposed to use from the factory images " 7.0.0 (NRD90T)" or "7.0.0 (NRD90U) ".
I'm currently on PureNexus ROM with ElementalX kernel.
This is about the Nexus 6P.

Use the latest (NRD90U).

I was wondering if you're on a custom 6.0.1 ROM (DU for example) if you can just clean flash up to a 7.0 ROM? Or do you need to first do a flash-all.bat of the NRD90U from google or something like that? Idk how simple moving up to nougat is.

whispertwig said:
I was wondering if you're on a custom 6.0.1 ROM (DU for example) if you can just clean flash up to a 7.0 ROM? Or do you need to first do a flash-all.bat of the NRD90U from google or something like that? Idk how simple moving up to nougat is.
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You can clean flash a 7.0 rom, however you need to flash the matching 7.0 vendor.omg as well.
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SlimSnoopOS said:
You can clean flash a 7.0 rom, however you need to flash the matching 7.0 vendor.omg as well.
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Thank you!

Recommended stable Oreo ROM and kernal

Looking for stable Oreo ROM and kernel what should I use and how should I backup my stuff and stock ROM and kernel root and install the room and kernal.

I using the AEX with b32 bootstack. I using the stock colonel. It super stably.

Waancho said:
I using the AEX with b32 bootstack. I using the stock colonel. It super stably.
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Which are version thanks.

Are now version using is 5.4, building dates are is 20180406.