There is an LG update coming this week. If i install cyanogenmod, will I have to install cyanogenmod once more after installing the LG update? Or will i be able to run the update on CM at all?
if you install cyanogenmod you will not get this update, it's only for stock rom (maybe other roms based on stock too)
connubialis said:
There is an LG update coming this week. If i install cyanogenmod, will I have to install cyanogenmod once more after installing the LG update? Or will i be able to run the update on CM at all?
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i think it depends on the update. baseband ? firmware ?
but most likly it will wipe. but i am not the best guy
frittenpiekse said:
if you install cyanogenmod you will not get this update, it's only for stock rom (maybe other roms based on stock too)
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Will they put the content in the update into a newer version of CM for 2X?
i'm using cyanogenmod on my lg o2x...if LG will release new firmware for camera, how can i install this firmware?
What if i first wait for the update, and then upgrade to CM after the update is installed?
connubialis said:
What if i first wait for the update, and then upgrade to CM after the update is installed?
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Then any traces of the update will be removed. CM isn't an alteration of the stock ROM, it's built from source code from the ground up.
Rusty! said:
Then any traces of the update will be removed. CM isn't an alteration of the stock ROM, it's built from source code from the ground up.
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Not necessarily, the update may be baseband also, which controls the radio and low level stuff, which is independent from CM
Who says that there will be an update this week?
Unimatrix-zero said:
Who says that there will be an update this week?
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LG Support told me several times last week.
what kind of update is it? new firmware or just a regular update ? tnx
barthead said:
what kind of update is it? new firmware or just a regular update ? tnx
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It's probably the update that is supposed to fix the problems. Wich I think next week will be released "in two weeks".
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I have rooted my device, installed the clockworkmod and Cyanogenmod 7.2
As far as I know you can't install a original firmware update on a rooted device.
So what do I need to do to prepare it for the ICS update?
Superoneclick unroot? will that do the trick?
Unroot
Yes super one click will unroot your phone. But you must flash it with an original 2.3 stock version if you want to use LG tools to upgrade it. Another way to get it is to download the .kdz ROM when it will be released and put it on your device.
Anyway, until now, only the SU660 -the korean version of the o2x- is getting upgrades... Patience
The best is to keep it this way and flash one of the modded stock ROM ....
Striatum_bdr said:
The best is to keep it this way and flash one of the modded stock ROM ....
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Is it possible to upgrade with a modded stock rom? (rooted)? I don't think so?
he meant flash the modded android 4.0 stock rom, when it will be out
Remuzzz said:
Is it possible to upgrade with a modded stock rom? (rooted)? I don't think so?
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I have updated to v 20s via lg tool over modded stock rom made by flix. And if i am not mistaken i had spicas kernel.
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Remuzzz said:
Is it possible to upgrade with a modded stock rom? (rooted)? I don't think so?
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What do you mean by upgrade.. I just said that when official Ics will be there, devs will make modded official Ics based roms... So you'll be able too upgrade from a modded ROM to another.
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What do you mean by upgrade.. I just said that when official Ics will be there, devs will make modded official Ics based roms... So you'll be able too upgrade from a modded ROM to another.
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Ah okay, I thought you ment upgrading the official rom with LG-tool.
My Advice is to wat for the kernel source release.
It is said to be released 2 weeks afther the LG update.
Parandroid for O2x already has LG UI 3.0 + JB flavour. The only thing that lacks is video recording, hw acceleration and proprably other minor stuff.
So till the end of October, there will probably be CM9/CM10 release for O2x.
Hello,
How many time, in your opinion, after official release a zip cwm flashable official based ics will be aviable ? it's soooo easy to flash by this way (last time I flashed an official rom I was forced to use the ftp server method , worked well but ....)
Thanks
aegidios2 said:
Hello,
How many time, in your opinion, after official release a zip cwm flashable official based ics will be aviable ? it's soooo easy to flash by this way (last time I flashed an official rom I was forced to use the ftp server method , worked well but ....)
Thanks
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as soon as the official release will be out, for now be patient :laugh:, the devs on this site can produce a modded stock rom that can be flashed in cwm, just like v20q. till then we have to wait :silly:
I did use CWM to flash this: v20q.zip file (stock firmware GB) and did factory reset everything.
I can still acces the special boot menu when holding the power button and vol down button.
But I don't think the device is rooted?
Is that true?
I installed a memory cleaner app and it told me that my device is not rooted so I can't acces all the options.
So flashing v20q.zip file also unroots the phone?
Seems to be
But custom recovery remained.
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Installed stock ROM, until now feels sweet...
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Black Stern said:
I did use CWM to flash this: v20q.zip file (stock firmware GB) and did factory reset everything.
I can still acces the special boot menu when holding the power button and vol down button.
But I don't think the device is rooted?
Is that true?
I installed a memory cleaner app and it told me that my device is not rooted so I can't acces all the options.
So flashing v20q.zip file also unroots the phone?
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Just flash su.zip that you can find somewhere here in xda to root again.
Return Back to Stock
I restored back my Stock Back and using LG suit Updated to Newer Version to v20i. It automatically unrooted
Re: Prepare the P990 for the ICS update
, to buy a new phone. That's a prepare
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Hi all, I put this question for my friend. His Nexus One was dead now came back from hardware changed. He found that his N1's frimware had changed from previously 2.3.6 to 2.1 now. He cannot find update function in the setting. Is there any way to back to 2.3.6 or any best stable stock rom at this moment? Thanks.
wingod513 said:
He found that his N1's frimware had changed from previously 2.3.6 to 2.1 now. He cannot find update function in the setting. Is there any way to back to 2.3.6 or any best stable stock rom at this moment? Thanks.
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I'm not so familiar with upgrading stock roms, because my N1 was at 2.3.6 when I bought it. But in all stock and custom roms of my N1 and other Android phones there was at least an option at Settings -> About phone -> System updates to upgrade the firmware OTA. In custom roms this option is functionless, but it should be there. Perhaps it has been overlooked by your friend.
If there is against expectations no such option you can upgrade to the latest firmware over fastboot described here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1312540
This is the info.
wingod513 said:
This is the info.
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Perhaps the option is in the menu?
Hmmm... if he manual update from sd card, whats the steps and which firmware version does he need?
mrverplant said:
If there is against expectations no such option you can upgrade to the latest firmware over fastboot described here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1312540
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All steps to update to the latest (2.3.6) stock are explained in this thread.
mrverplant said:
All steps to update to the latest (2.3.6) stock are explained in this thread.
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So he can manually upgrade from stock 2.1 --> 2.3.7 right away? will try...
wingod513 said:
So he can manually upgrade from stock 2.1 --> 2.3.7 right away? will try...
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I guess so.
I found another solution on a german blog: Dial * # * # C H E C K I N # * # * and you should receive a notification "checkin succeeded". After that check the settings again.
mrverplant said:
I guess so.
I found another solution on a german blog: Dial * # * # C H E C K I N # * # * and you should receive a notification "checkin succeeded". After that check the settings again.
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Did the code check thing before this post, not working.
I found a site with some previous rom but not sure which rom I am at now, I mean I donno which is my image format.
http://www.modaco.com/topic/300414-...es-zip-online-kitchen-optional-root-insecure/
wingod513 said:
Did the code check thing before this post, not working.
I found a site with some previous rom but not sure which rom I am at now, I mean I donno which is my image format.
http://www.modaco.com/topic/300414-...es-zip-online-kitchen-optional-root-insecure/
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I don't know either. Google should help to find out. But with this roms you need to flash several updates to get the newest one. The procedure to install the updates is also different to the method I linked above. I think you have to flash them via recovery. But I'm not sure about that.
My friend just want it keeping stock rom. No rooting. I downloaded that rom u post to me. Which is 2.3.6. I upgraded from sd card. 2.1 > 2.3.6 at once. It can boot ok. But i wonder if anything not right...
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My friend just want it keeping stock rom. No rooting. I downloaded that rom u post to me. Which is 2.3.6. I upgraded from sd card. 2.1 > 2.3.6 at once. It can boot ok. But i wonder if anything not right...
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If I remember rightly it should be the newest unrooted stock rom. So if it boots successfully it should be fine. Why do you think anything is not right?
mrverplant said:
If I remember rightly it should be the newest unrooted stock rom. So if it boots successfully it should be fine. Why do you think anything is not right?
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isn't there is 2.3.7 as latest? I know CM has it, not sure about stock though.
I felt not right because I could upgrade from the lowest version rom 2.1 to highest version rom at once... just like it's root and flashing rom.
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isn't there is 2.3.7 as latest? I know CM has it, not sure about stock though.
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Good question. I'm not sure about that. A quick Google search let me think that the latest version for the N1 is 2.3.6 and 2.3.7 were released exclusive for the Nexus S.
wingod513 said:
I felt not right because I could upgrade from the lowest version rom 2.1 to highest version rom at once... just like it's root and flashing rom.
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If your device was unrooted, it should still be. You just flashed the whole firmware at once via fastboot instead of applying every single update via OTA or recovery.
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Good question. I'm not sure about that. A quick Google search let me think that the latest version for the N1 is 2.3.6 and 2.3.7 were released exclusive for the Nexus S.
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So 2.3.7 stock is only for Nexus S As I know 2.3.7 should be latest version of Gingerbread, right?
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If your device was unrooted, it should still be. You just flashed the whole firmware at once via fastboot instead of applying every single update via OTA or recovery.
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His N1 was root before it's out of order. After fixed, not sure what hardware parts changed, and it became unroot and with 2.1 firmware, and he wanna keep as unroot.
My phone was running official ROM, MIUI Jelly Bean until I decided to install custom recovery, repartition into 1.2 GB system memory and install custom ROM. I tried to install Xenon HD and RR and it booted. But after the lockscreen appeared, it stopped to respond. The touch sensor, the buttons except when I press and hold my power button. I connected my phone to my PC it didn't stuck anymore. It worked fine. What's the problem? I'm new to this phone. Do I have to install MIUI 6 first?
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My phone was running official ROM, MIUI Jelly Bean until I decided to install custom recovery, repartition into 1.2 GB system memory and install custom ROM. I tried to install Xenon HD and RR and it booted. But after the lockscreen appeared, it stopped to respond. The touch sensor, the buttons except when I press and hold my power button. I connected my phone to my PC it didn't stuck anymore. It worked fine. What's the problem? I'm new to this phone. Do I have to install MIUI 6 first?
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i suggest you to full wipe and then flash ROM and use appropriate and best available kernel for your ROM
btw I am using @Bitti09 's CM12.1 last build at the moment and will try his NEW OptiCancro ROM after few days
sandeep_ratiya said:
i suggest you to full wipe and then flash ROM and use appropriate and best available kernel for your ROM
btw I am using @Bitti09 's CM12.1 last build at the moment and will try his NEW OptiCancro ROM after few days [emoji14]
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No. It was because I didn't update my baseband. I was too lazy to download the update [emoji14]
Now I have a fully working lollipop ROM.
Ringford said:
No. It was because I didn't update my baseband. I was too lazy to download the update [emoji14]
Now I have a fully working lollipop ROM.
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Sorry I don't know that. What do you mean to update baseband? How to do that @@?
x8hsu said:
Sorry I don't know that. What do you mean to update baseband? How to do that @@?
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By updating the firmware from MIUI 5 to MIUI 6. The baseband got changed too. I guess lollipop will work on our device if we use baseband that comes with MIUI 6.
Ringford said:
By updating the firmware from MIUI 5 to MIUI 6. The baseband got changed too. I guess lollipop will work on our device if we use baseband that comes with MIUI 6.
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Do you mean the modem (aka radio)?
That image should be flashable as a zip, assuming it's been extracted by someone. Good point, no flashable zip anywhere?
I got an Android System update today, 26mb, and it tried to install it and failed...
Phone running stock, latest OTA, no root... But the bootloader is unlocked and it does have the no-force-encrypt kernel installed... Is that why it bombed?
Anyone else gotten it?
SquireSCA said:
I got an Android System update today, 26mb, and it tried to install it and failed...
Phone running stock, latest OTA, no root... But the bootloader is unlocked and it does have the no-force-encrypt kernel installed... Is that why it bombed?
Anyone else gotten it?
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the only way you can install an ota is by being 100% completely stock. any changed files and every ota will fail.
simms22 said:
the only way you can install an ota is by being 100% completely stock. any changed files and every ota will fail.
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Ok, that's what I thought... anyone know what this update is?
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Ok, that's what I thought... anyone know what this update is?
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bug fixes. if you didnt get the stagefright fix yet, its it. but if you did get it, google sent out septembers security update.
simms22 said:
bug fixes. if you didnt get the stagefright fix yet, its it. but if you did get it, google sent out septembers security update.
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I flashed the stock rom with the Nexus toolkit a few weeks ago, LMY48L which was supposed to fix stagefright... So I wonder what the changelog is for this one?
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I flashed the stock rom with the Nexus toolkit a few weeks ago, LMY48L which was supposed to fix stagefright... So I wonder what the changelog is for this one?
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no idea, sorry.
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I flashed the stock rom with the Nexus toolkit a few weeks ago, LMY48L which was supposed to fix stagefright... So I wonder what the changelog is for this one?
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I suspect you meant LMY48I (not LMY48L). If so, you are probably getting LMY48M now.
LMY48I was supposed to fix stagefright (among other bugs), but stagefright needed one more fix, which was included in LMY48M (among other bug fixes of course)
jj14 said:
I suspect you meant LMY48I (not LMY48L). If so, you are probably getting LMY48M now.
LMY48I was supposed to fix stagefright (among other bugs), but stagefright needed one more fix, which was included in LMY48M (among other bug fixes of course)
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Yeah. I guess I will have to just use the toolkit to download and flash the new M version of the ROM...
SquireSCA said:
Yeah. I guess I will have to just use the toolkit to download and flash the new M version of the ROM...
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You could use the fastboot commands instead, and understand what's really happening behind the scenes (unless you already know that). :angel:
jj14 said:
You could use the fastboot commands instead, and understand what's really happening behind the scenes (unless you already know that). :angel:
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I used to do that stuff, now I am lazy. I like just having a menu and clicking "do this" and have it to the work for me. haha
SquireSCA said:
I got an Android System update today, 26mb, and it tried to install it and failed...
Phone running stock, latest OTA, no root... But the bootloader is unlocked and it does have the no-force-encrypt kernel installed... Is that why it bombed?
Anyone else gotten it?
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I received the update on my Nexus 9 yesterday and on my Nexus 6 and Nexus 5 today. all updates went smoothly.
So what is the latest and greatest version of the stock rom for the Verizon variant? This new M version?
How does it run with that kernel installed? Is everything faster and does games run with no issues now
Some days ago, an update was pushed to Thea (XT1072), with security patch from August 2016. The version seems to be 24.201.5, and build number is MPBS24.65-34-5. Seems like it fixes a touch issue plaguing CM ROMs for Titan/Thea, and the dev is asking for the ROM in order to fix it in CM. Can anyone provide me with a link for it?
josfr4ncisco said:
Some days ago, an update was pushed to Thea (XT1072), with security patch from August 2016. The version seems to be 24.201.5, and build number is MPBS24.65-34-5. Seems like it fixes a touch issue plaguing CM ROMs for Titan/Thea, and the dev is asking for the ROM in order to fix it in CM. Can anyone provide me with a link for it?
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Try this
http://www.filefactory.com/folder/c6cdedc45a775d27/?sort=created&order=DESC&show=25
steva-81 said:
Try this
http://www.filefactory.com/folder/c6cdedc45a775d27/?sort=created&order=DESC&show=25
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Thanks, but I need the file for the XT1072, which seems like it wasn't uploaded yet.
josfr4ncisco said:
Thanks, but I need the file for the XT1072, which seems like it wasn't uploaded yet.
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Did you find it?
theoneofgod said:
Did you find it?
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Nope, and ended not needing it all all.
Just curious, does the new update bring Android 6.0.1? Does it worth it to flash stock only for the bootloader, I have no touch issues whatsoever. What kind of touch issues do you guys have?
Arcline said:
Just curious, does the new update bring Android 6.0.1? Does it worth it to flash stock only for the bootloader, I have no touch issues whatsoever. What kind of touch issues do you guys have?
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I notice it with Marshmallow. Touch is less sensitive compared to Lollipop. You would flash the new stock firmware and then install CM again (if you wanted).
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I notice it with Marshmallow. Touch is less sensitive compared to Lollipop. You would flash the new stock firmware and then install CM again (if you wanted).
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I see. Basically you flash the Stock > Update to latest version > Root > Put CM13 again right?
The only thing stopping me from keeping Stock is the OTA update failure with root...
Arcline said:
I see. Basically you flash the Stock > Update to latest version > Root > Put CM13 again right?
The only thing stopping me from keeping Stock is the OTA update failure with root...
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Install latest stock firmware, flash custom recovery, flash CM.
If you get an OTA update prompt just install stock recovery and let it update. I'm not sure if unrooting is required.