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Hello, I installed CyanogenMod 5.0 lastnight and the market and a few other applications are not there, im guessing that is the google addon can anyone tell me in detail how to install that? Thanks
You need to flash to ER27 Google add on pack here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=623496
Current link: http://www.mediafire.com/file/jmmzywtlnjd/gapps-passion-ERE27-2-signed.zip
thanks...How do i flash it?
I would like to know also. I've gone into recovery and added the file to the SD card than tried to run it, only to tell it me it's not a zip. So I renamed it and also tried compressing it as zip(just to make sure) and I get an error.
E: signature verification failed
Installation aborted
Download the add on from that page listed, place it on the root of your sdcard, reboot into recovery, flash it in recovery (the same way you flashed the ROM, but do not wipe), then reboot your phone.
That is exactly what I did. I sent a pm w/ more details. I tried covering all grounds just to make sure if one failed the other one would'nt.
Edit: Should USB debugging be on/off? Don't know if that makes a difference
Edit: Figured it out. Everytime i would downlad the file on my mac it would not be a .zip file so renaming it and compressing it did nothing. I downloaded it on my pc and voila, it works fine..weird...
thirdshiftdj said:
Edit: Figured it out. Everytime i would downlad the file on my mac it would not be a .zip file so renaming it and compressing it did nothing. I downloaded it on my pc and voila, it works fine..weird...
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This is because you enable auto open files in Safari. The actual zip file is in your Trash lol.
To disable it (and u should), open Preferences > General > Uncheck Open "safe" file after downloading
THANK A MILLION, FROM NEWBIE NOOB .
ME/ sob sob ......so glad .
can i use it for cyanogen 6.1
hey can i use this for 6.1. if no please give me a link
yrdito said:
hey can i use this for 6.1. if no please give me a link
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You managed to root your phone, install a custom recovery, flash cm6.1, but you can't find the Google apps? REALLY????
http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?/files/category/2-nexus-one/
How to install the Google Addon?
You have to change the name of the file (ex: "gapps-mdpi-20101020-signed.zip") to "update.zip". Move it to your SDcard and then install from recovery.
gonzalodutto said:
How to install the Google Addon?
You have to change the name of the file (ex: "gapps-mdpi-20101020-signed.zip") to "update.zip". Move it to your SDcard and then install from recovery.
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You don't need to be in "Debuggin mode", neither to rename to "update.zip".. Just use ROM manager provided by cyanogenmod and go wiki :
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=Nexus_One:_Full_Update_Guide
Hope it will help you!
david1171 said:
Download the add on from that page listed, place it on the root of your sdcard, reboot into recovery, flash it in recovery (the same way you flashed the ROM, but do not wipe), then reboot your phone.
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Hello Dacid1171,
I installed Cyanogenmod 7.0.0, with no google apps of course.
I used gapps-gb-20110307-signed pack, went to recovery and chose "Install from SD card", just like I would if I was flashing new ROM.
After that the phone wouldn't book. Logo of cyanogenmod would appear with the circular arrow moving around it, after 3 round it stops and restarts all over.
It was kept that way for a very long time hoping that the phone will come to life. It wouldn't.
What did I do wrong?
yashago said:
Hello Dacid1171,
I installed Cyanogenmod 7.0.0, with no google apps of course.
I used gapps-gb-20110307-signed pack, went to recovery and chose "Install from SD card", just like I would if I was flashing new ROM.
After that the phone wouldn't book. Logo of cyanogenmod would appear with the circular arrow moving around it, after 3 round it stops and restarts all over.
It was kept that way for a very long time hoping that the phone will come to life. It wouldn't.
What did I do wrong?
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Try flashing it again but this time clear cache and dalvik cache.
Flash cm7 rom again follow by the gapps than reboot.
I am very new to this, so I am not sure what to looks for on the forum.
I generally followed instructions from Lifehacker and this forum, used androot to root my phone, done it after two days.. (finally figured out I had to downgrade my phone.. )
So now I'm rooted, I have super user access, and I have rom manager installed. Here are a couple of things I know I want to get to do:
- install froyo (as stable as possible)
- uninstall sprint crapware (the NFL, navigation and others.. who needs them)
- possibly overclocking a little by what I read, I have another battery and I'm willing to try and give overclock a "little" each time to see if it works.
Before I do anything (I backed up my current settings with rom manager), I wanted to post here and ask you guys what I should do first, and how do I restore things back to normal if something goes wrong?
Thanks a bunch!
beholder121 said:
install froyo (as stable as possible)
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Go to the development forum, you should find the latest Froyo builds out there (check my signature for the latest ;-)).
beholder121 said:
uninstall sprint crapware (the NFL, navigation and others.. who needs them)
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If you install CM, it will remove all apps anyways. If you want to know how to remove apps - there are threads all over the place for it.
Also, attached is a script I wrote to remove apps (apk). It's a very simple straightforward script. Here's what you do, create a subfolder (not needed) on your sdcard, copy the two files into the folder, update "Apps-to-remove,txt" with all the apks you want to remove (with the full path) and run the script through terminal or adb shell. This script is not needed, but just simplifies the job, that's all.
beholder121 said:
possibly overclocking a little by what I read, I have another battery and I'm willing to try and give overclock a "little" each time to see if it works.
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Goto http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=756774, read through and use, as appropriate. If you use the latest build by Jaybob, you may not need any kernels from this thread, as the builds have the latest code.
Hope this helps.
beholder121 said:
Before I do anything (I backed up my current settings with rom manager), I wanted to post here and ask you guys what I should do first, and how do I restore things back to normal if something goes wrong?
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To restore everything back to "Out-of-the-box", just run the official RUU from HTC/Sprint.
Thanks Andy.
Right now I'm going through Roms (I heard good things about Cyanogen but I can't download it because their registration page is messed up..) and I tried what comes for free with Rom Manager, which almost gave me a heart attack when the phone started... fortunately I read the instructions to restoring things so I was able to get back to my old rom (whew!!)
But now, for some reason, I don't have the market app on my phone! how am I to download rom manager...
Is it possible to chat with you or someone at least for a couple of minutes as I go through this, because at this rate I won't have my phone working well until tomorrow >.>
You need to install GAPPS, once you install a ROM.
I would highly recommend CM. The builds Jaybob has put together are based on CM code, take the latest (12/08) - it's stable. BTW, it's a mediafire link, so you should be good. I just downloaded the latest, y'day... works like a charm... (Thanks JayBob and Cm and everyone - can't say that enough).
The best way to install rom is:
1. Download copy ROM and gapps to your SDcard's root
2. Reboot into recovery
3. Wipe everything - Wipe/Factory reset, Wipe cache, Wipe Dalvik Cache
4. Install ROM from zip
5. Install Gapps from zip
6. Reboot - btw, the first reboot after a rom/gapps install takes a while, so don't be alarmed.
You can PM me, if needed.
I installed that last Rom via Rom Manager, which did it pretty much automatically.. so I didn't try to install a Rom via the SD card yet.
To make things worse, the phone does not recognized it's connected to a computer at all (there is no USB icon on my phone's notification bar) so I can restore it being to old sprint crap. No Market app, no way of installing anything or communicating with the phone, my backup, when I restore it, brings back the old HTC but without the market app and as I said, no USB support.
heeeeeelllllllllppppppppppppp
Ok,
I managed to restore things back to the old Sprint RUU. I noticed the SD card was *completely* out of room, which might have messed up my backups. I still don't know where these backups reside or how much room do they take, but making sure you have enough room on the SD card is important, as I think I have learned the hard way.
Important: the RUU detected my phone and installed *even without* the usb icon or my computer treating my phone as a "usb storage device". So resorting to this option, even though annoying (have to install and gain root access all over again), is helpful to have.
Now I am going to format my SD card, which doesn't have any important information, I don't think (my documents are all backed up anywhere and try and install the CM rom from a zip file, which I'm not sure how to do yet (people like me are used to have something like setup.exe, and everything works from there...) so I'm going to read and go step by step.
ROM installation is pretty simple, once you get your recovery going... just make sure you wipe everything, as I mentioned earlier to you...
beholder121 said:
I installed that last Rom via Rom Manager, which did it pretty much automatically.. so I didn't try to install a Rom via the SD card yet.
To make things worse, the phone does not recognized it's connected to a computer at all (there is no USB icon on my phone's notification bar) so I can restore it being to old sprint crap. No Market app, no way of installing anything or communicating with the phone, my backup, when I restore it, brings back the old HTC but without the market app and as I said, no USB support.
heeeeeelllllllllppppppppppppp
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Did you reboot with the phone connected by USB, by any chance?
andythegreenguy said:
You need to install GAPPS, once you install a ROM.
I would highly recommend CM. The builds Jaybob has put together are based on CM code, take the latest (12/08) - it's stable. BTW, it's a mediafire link, so you should be good. I just downloaded the latest, y'day... works like a charm... (Thanks JayBob and Cm and everyone - can't say that enough).
The best way to install rom is:
1. Download copy ROM and gapps to your SDcard's root
2. Reboot into recovery
3. Wipe everything - Wipe/Factory reset, Wipe cache, Wipe Dalvik Cache
4. Install ROM from zip
5. Install Gapps from zip
6. Reboot - btw, the first reboot after a rom/gapps install takes a while, so don't be alarmed.
You can PM me, if needed.
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Had it not been for reading this again, I would have been waiting for a reply. This was awesome and now I am back to business. Thanks a ton for this. i now have what i need to do this on my wife's Hero. Thanks again
i made an nandroid backup with amon ra 2.2.1 with sd-ext included and when i reboot, everything was gone, as if the data got wiped....
i see some broken apps so i geuss something happended with the ext partition
my sd-ext map is empty and i have this ext.tar in my nandroid map
wtf happened!?
shiyou,
You are having too many problems from the beginning. I posted some tips on your first thread, but never heard back. Also, a member recommended doing more research before going forward. The N1 is different from other phones as far as flashing roms.
I would recommend you do this assuming you have a working rom or working backup and sdcard backup. Depending what you have or don't have the below order may vary. Maybe someone can help us there:
1. Take your sd card out of phone--believe you said you have a backup--format it with sdformatter: http://panasonic.jp/support/global/cs/sd/download/sd_formatter20.html
You can dl manual also--mainly select full erase on and size adj on as format options.
Put your backup back on sdcard while still outside phone. Put card back in phone and boot into Amon recovery. Go thru the partition steps to get 1gb ext3 and 0swap.
At this point you need to have a working rom to boot into. If not other steps may be needed.
I use Titanium Backup to manage apps, the paid version. After I flash a new rom, I open TB, or get it from Market if not part of rom. Then I restore all apps with data. NOT system data. Then I delete any old rom apps and do a refresh and then backup all apps and data.
At some point you need to get rid of Rom manager and Clockwork and flash a fresh Amon_Ra 2.2.1 from his site: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=611829 Before flashing make sure the install recovery file from old revovery is deleted thru Root Explorer, see this link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=9414097#post9414097. You don't have to use adb, just Root Explorer. Change permission first to R/W.
You can push the 2.2.1 .img after, downloading to root of sdcard, with Terminal Emulator using these commands:
Open TE and type:
SU
at # type flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery-RA-passion-v2.2.1.img then hit enter. I usually check md5's with a file explorer. The recovery-RA-passion-v2.2.1.img part above should be the exact name of the img file you downloaded.
2. Before flashing an update to a rom wipe dalvik cache and cache in recovery
3. If flashing a new rom wipe Phone's System with Temasek's System Wipe zip 3X by flashing from recovery. It should be in your download folder.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=723844&page=1767
Then wipe Dalvik Cache and anything else that wasn't wiped with System Wipe zip 5X
4. You probably already know, but you can't restore a CWMod backup using Amon_RA or vice versa.
5. Read all the OP pages on the links I posted carefully
This is the way I been doing this for a long time--and rarely need any help or have problems. The system wipe is critical as old files can be left on phone even after a phone data wipe and flashing new rom.
Hope this helps and I haven't left anything out. Not a good typer. If I did--someone will correct me and some things are personal preference. But these have worked well for me.
BTW: If you have no good rom, you may want to dl the latest CM7 RC or nightly to pc and put it on sdcard after you format and put your sdcard backup from pc to phone. Then it is there to flash after card is ready and good recovery installed. You can always put the 2.2.1 on I mentioned after you get rest worked out. But, you gotta get off CWMod 3.0.
You should not use the beta Dark Tremor either, Would dl the the latest non beta.
Also, want the correct gapps for CM7 from OP page, and flashing order is rom/gapps/DT
Ken
I guess I was the member who recommended doing more research. So let me repeat:
I suggest leaving your phone alone and reading A LOT before you start doing something with it.
Yea, Sorry Jack
I was too lazy to go back and look--been a busy day and Fits is giving me a hard time on another thread
rugmankc said:
Yea, Sorry Jack
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Nothing to be sorry for But indeed, I agreed with your point - someone who's looking for help rooting the phone and doing basic stuff for several days in a row, encountering a lot of problems, is most probably not ready for it, or not willing to read the guides.
You were right Jack on last thread. OP has now abandoned two threads he/she started and again asking for help on a CM7 thread.
No return to either with thanks and still looking for one magical answer, wondering why his phone don't work.
I gave enough advice for a dozen new users and over a year of flashing/backup expertise all in one post.
If he had done it right to begin with and followed some advice, he'd be running smooth. Card could be bad too, don't know.
I am done--
Ken
I love how you two are having this random conversation hahaha. Although I don't understand how the op did a nandroid backup and his phone wiped.. he mustve clicked wipe and confirmed it instead of nand backup. It's nearly impossible. I also decided (out of boredom) to look at his other thread.. Jack you said "Flash a new ROM, wipe your data, and try.
Repeat.
If the problems will still persist - they're in HW and you can't do anything about them." and what HE did: "i tried factory reset but didnt work..." lmfao you sir, are too nice jack! I'll give you two a thanks for the entertianment!
Well, rom development is slowing
Gotta do something
can't tell the same. 2 times i saved by nandroid due to bad flashing issue...
hi today i bought hp touchpad and i'm gonna install CM9 on it. i used the ACMEInstaller and i did the steps as its shown in the guide of CM. MOBoot got installed and CM9 but it doesn't boot. clockworkmod is not installed at all
what to do? anyhelp??
gevamran said:
hi today i bought hp touchpad and i'm gonna install CM9 on it. i used the ACMEInstaller and i did the steps as its shown in the guide of CM. MOBoot got installed and CM9 but it doesn't boot. clockworkmod is not installed at all
what to do? anyhelp??
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Step by step, what exactly did you do?
gevamran said:
hi today i bought hp touchpad and i'm gonna install CM9 on it. i used the ACMEInstaller and i did the steps as its shown in the guide of CM. MOBoot got installed and CM9 but it doesn't boot. clockworkmod is not installed at all
what to do? anyhelp??
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Isn't there a war going on practically next-door to you! I wouldn't be worried about your Touchpad...
But nevertheless, did you create a "cminstall" folder with CWM, CM9, Moboot, and GAPPs; then run the AcmeInstaller2 from the command prompt?
Perhaps you got a bad version of CWM! I would try AcmeUninstaller and do it again with a new download! :good:
gevamran said:
hi today i bought hp touchpad and i'm gonna install CM9 on it. i used the ACMEInstaller and i did the steps as its shown in the guide of CM. MOBoot got installed and CM9 but it doesn't boot. clockworkmod is not installed at all
what to do? anyhelp??
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You probably didn't rename clockwork with update- in front check out my post here it should have all the files you need correctly named plus a link to a good install guide. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=30249437&postcount=624
I hope this helps.
Maybe this
gevamran said:
hi today i bought hp touchpad and i'm gonna install CM9 on it. i used the ACMEInstaller and i did the steps as its shown in the guide of CM. MOBoot got installed and CM9 but it doesn't boot. clockworkmod is not installed at all
what to do? anyhelp??
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This thread helped me
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=31432226#post31432226
sstar said:
You probably didn't rename clockwork with update- in front check out my post here it should have all the files you need correctly named plus a link to a good install guide. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=30249437&postcount=624
I hope this helps.
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thnx all so much!!! the problem was because i didn't rename! i found it in a forum. thnx guys.
-SGA- said:
Isn't there a war going on practically next-door to you! I wouldn't be worried about your Touchpad...
But nevertheless, did you create a "cminstall" folder with CWM, CM9, Moboot, and GAPPs; then run the AcmeInstaller2 from the command prompt?
Perhaps you got a bad version of CWM! I would try AcmeUninstaller and do it again with a new download! :good:
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Brings up a good point for posterity. Make sure you are using ACMEInstaller2, not just ACMEInstaller.
I have had a similar problem, installed CM9, ICS and moboot, didn't realise that I needed to change the Clockworkmod file name to update and didn't get CWM on my boot list.
I have, subsequently, edited the file name and re-run the installation from the novacom step, but this hasn't resolved the issue. Do I need to do a complete un-install and then try again? If so, is the ACME uninstaller the way to go and are there any instructions I need to be aware of.
Thanks in advance
Andy H said:
I have had a similar problem, installed CM9, ICS and moboot, didn't realise that I needed to change the Clockworkmod file name to update and didn't get CWM on my boot list.
I have, subsequently, edited the file name and re-run the installation from the novacom step, but this hasn't resolved the issue. Do I need to do a complete un-install and then try again? If so, is the ACME uninstaller the way to go and are there any instructions I need to be aware of.
Thanks in advance
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This is the file you need https://www.box.com/s/0dc8571f09a8f285df59 place it in the cminstall folder via webos and then run acme installer.
New link http://db.tt/TofjHEzk
sstar said:
This is the file you need
place it in the cminstall folder via webos and then run acme installer.
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Thanks for that sstar, only problem is that the file is not accessible due to bandwith issues.
I also already have the tenderloin file, (cm-9-20120923-NIGHTLY-tenderloin) but when I tried running ACMEInstaller 2 again, after renaming to updte-cm-9-20120923-NIGHTLY-tenderloin, it still didn't add CWM to the boot menu - I have to admit to being a bit confused, as a noob, so not sure quite where I've gone wrong.
I followed instructions I found on Liliputing (can't poost the link as a noob)
Pm sent, I will try to upload to another server.
New link http://db.tt/TofjHEzk
Andy H said:
Thanks for that sstar, only problem is that the file is not accessible due to bandwith issues.
I also already have the tenderloin file, (cm-9-20120923-NIGHTLY-tenderloin) but when I tried running ACMEInstaller 2 again, after renaming to updte-cm-9-20120923-NIGHTLY-tenderloin, it still didn't add CWM to the boot menu - I have to admit to being a bit confused, as a noob, so not sure quite where I've gone wrong.
I followed instructions I found on Liliputing (can't poost the link as a noob)
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ok youre naming the Clockworkmod Recovery wrong. remember theres CyanogenMod nightly roms and then theres ClockworkmodRecovery. the recovery never has nightly releases.
https://www.box.com/s/9fd332052819583a251c here this is the recovery zip file you want to have in the cminstall folder when you run acmeinstaller2. do not change its name, put the whole zip file as is into the cminstall folder.
haxin said:
ok youre naming the Clockworkmod Recovery wrong. remember theres CyanogenMod nightly roms and then theres ClockworkmodRecovery. the recovery never has nightly releases.
https://www.box.com/s/9fd332052819583a251c here this is the recovery zip file you want to have in the cminstall folder when you run acmeinstaller2. do not change its name, put the whole zip file as is into the cminstall folder.
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Exactly what haxim said, I also edited my post with same CWR.
Thanks sstar and haxin for the help - have downloaded the correct file now and will put it in the cminstall folder and try the ACMEInstaller again, probably tomorrow though as it's getting late now.
First time boys. I've rooted my phone and have Superuser installed and Rom Manager. I'm running V20S patched. Question is how to install CM nightly's latest and how to get back to V20 if things screw up. TIA
First make nandroid backup of ur existing ROM .....I think U know about it, if not (reboot into ClockworkMod>Advanced>Nandroid backup)
Now installing CM10:
Download the latest nightly of CM10 and download the gapps from cyanogenmod official site and place them both zip files in root of SD card (not in any folder)
Now reboot ur phone into ClockworkMod; do factory reset; do wipe cache; and do dalvik cache (dalvik cache in advanced options)
1. Now come back and select the option Choose the zip from SD card>Select the zip
Now select the nightly zip file and press YES to install....
After installing again follow the point 1. and choose the zip file of gapps to install
After finishing reboot the phone...
CM10 installed... (From the next time, use CM updater option in About phone options for easy installation of every nightly without wipes)
srikanth_kande said:
First make nandroid backup of ur existing ROM .....I think U know about it, if not (reboot into ClockworkMod>Advanced>Nandroid backup)
Now installing CM10:
Download the latest nightly of CM10 and download the gapps from cyanogenmod official site and place them both zip files in root of SD card (not in any folder)
Now reboot ur phone into ClockworkMod; do factory reset; do wipe cache; and do dalvik cache (dalvik cache in advanced options)
1. Now come back and select the option Choose the zip from SD card>Select the zip
Now select the nightly zip file and press YES to install....
After installing again follow the point 1. and choose the zip file of gapps to install
After finishing reboot the phone...
CM10 installed... (From the next time, use CM updater option in About phone options for easy installation of every nightly without wipes)
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And if things don't go well how do I get back to V20S bud? I'm saving your info to txt file for later as well
One more for ya. Is there a big difference between Nightly's latest version and this one cm-10-20121011-EXPERIMENTAL-p970-M2?
Yes somewhat big difference...M2 experimental is more stable without bugs
And every latest nightly include latest features,
If you want to know what the changes on every nightly..go here > (http://changelog.bbqdroid.org/#p970/cm10/1348746167)
Install nightly every week or twice weekly, not daily......it's better than trying every nightly
Try to know about CM updater, then u don't need to do all wipes..
there is easy process for that...Just download the nightly and put the zip file in CM updater folder of SD card (SD card/CM updater)
then go to Settings>About phone>CyanogenMod updates>zip file that you downloaded, (observe the date)
srikanth_kande said:
Yes somewhat big difference...M2 experimental is more stable without bugs
And every latest nightly include latest features,
If you want to know what the changes on every nightly..go here > (http://changelog.bbqdroid.org/#p970/cm10/1348746167)
Install nightly every week or twice weekly, not daily......it's better than trying every nightly
Try to know about CM updater, then u don't need to do all wipes..
there is easy process for that...Just download the nightly and put the zip file in CM updater folder of SD card (SD card/CM updater)
then go to Settings>About phone>CyanogenMod updates>zip file that you downloaded, (observe the date)
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So M2 has no bugs? So the caller ID works and such? Can you install Nightly's on top of M2? And how do I get back to V20S?
wyrman said:
So M2 has no bugs? So the caller ID works and such? Can you install Nightly's on top of M2? And how do I get back to V20S?
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In latest nightly that does not work, how that will work in M2 ...stable mean you can use that nightly without lags
Actually nightlies release intended for knowing bugs
caller ID problem is only for some people, so it may work for you.
Until the option you can go into ClockworkMod, you can get back to any ROM
If you have problem in middle of ClockworkMod, you can just restore the ROM from Nandroid backup that is in Advanced option
If you get bootloop, you should have to flash the V20S patch again..
srikanth_kande said:
In latest nightly that does not work, how that will work in M2 ...stable mean you can use that nightly without lags
Actually nightlies release intended for knowing bugs
caller ID problem is only for some people, so it may work for you.
Until the option you can go into ClockworkMod, you can get back to any ROM
If you have problem in middle of ClockworkMod, you can just restore the ROM from Nandroid backup that is in Advanced option
If you get bootloop, you should have to flash the V20S patch again..
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Can you put Nightly's on top of M2 or do I have to go back to V20S?
Tried to flash. Did the wipes. Counld install from SD card. Said no SD card install or something like that. Had to flash back into V20S.
you know that you are going against the rules of the forum right?
you should read all important threads first before posting
to go back to v20s you just have to flash the v20s zip via cwm
don't forget to wipe data and dalvik cache
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you know that you are going against the rules of the forum right?
you should read all important threads first before posting
to go back to v20s you just have to flash the v20s zip via cwm
don't forget to wipe data and dalvik cache
theaks30 said:
you know that you are going against the rules of the forum right?
you should read all important threads first before posting
to go back to v20s you just have to flash the v20s zip via cwm
don't forget to wipe data and dalvik cache
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you know that you are going against the rules of the forum right?
you should read all important threads first before posting
to go back to v20s you just have to flash the v20s zip via cwm
don't forget to wipe data and dalvik cache
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Didnt realize that. Back to square one.
As far as I know, v20s patched bin files available
If there is flashable zip of v20s available, give me the link plz..
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srikanth_kande said:
As far as I know, v20s patched bin files available
If there is flashable zip of v20s available, give me the link plz..
Sent from my LG-P970 using xda premium
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Nooby's guide
Can't find sd card
EDIT: all is good
If you want to know what the changes on every nightly..go here > (http://changelog.bbqdroid.org/#p970/cm10/1348746167)
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The bbqdroid doesn't have the entire changelog. Theres quite a bit changed that's not there. Just though I should add that.
xonar_ said:
The bbqdroid doesn't have the entire changelog. Theres quite a bit changed that's not there. Just though I should add that.
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Where does a guy find out that info bud?
wyrman said:
Where does a guy find out that info bud?
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md5 hashes and file sizes of stuff change even when bbqdroid shows no change to it. CM10 as a whole is still being developed and as far as I can tell changes on the main branch don't show up on a device specific changelog. Correct me if I'm wrong.
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