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[4.2.2] JDQ39 Baseband and Bootloader ZIP

Warning!! The new radio will break all your sensors unless on a 4.2.2 rom with proper props.
This zip will update your baseband and bootloader to the ones in the JDQ39 update.
New baseband is 2.0.1700.48 and new bootloader is MAKOZ10o.
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Baseband and Bootloader
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Baseband only
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Bootloader Only

Are they for nexus 4 ?
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p2pjack said:
Are they for nexus 4 ?
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Yea

Can you post a back up boot loader just in case ???
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winner00 said:
This zip will update your baseband and bootloader to the ones in the JDQ39 update.
WARNING!! Baseband has to be on 2.0.1700.33 for the patch to work. The radio zips will patch this radio to the new one.
New baseband is 2.0.1700.48 and new bootloader is MAKOZ10o.
Download
Baseband and Bootloader
Download
Baseband only
Download
Bootloader Only
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This may be exactly what I'm looking for ! What do I need to do exactly ? Currently running CM10.1 btw with TWRP

Bluewall said:
This may be exactly what I'm looking for ! What do I need to do exactly ? Currently running CM10.1 btw with TWRP
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Flash it! Its a .zip, no renaming or fastboot needed.
Im curious as of now if there is a way of going back to the .33 radio if this ends up making my service worst for some reason. I just got my phone today and might rock .33 a few days to get a feel before upgrading

Bluewall said:
This may be exactly what I'm looking for ! What do I need to do exactly ? Currently running CM10.1 btw with TWRP
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Just flash via twrp

bradm23 said:
Flash it! Its a .zip, no renaming or fastboot needed.
Im curious as of now if there is a way of going back to the .33 radio if this ends up making my service worst for some reason. I just got my phone today and might rock .33 a few days to get a feel before upgrading
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Just come here and download and flash the .33 flashable zip. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2087227

Flashed via twrp and installed perfectly fine don't notice difference in signal yet
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Wonder what the changes top the boot loader are.
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Will be uploading a new radio zip in a few with a properly patched radio that can be flashed over any radio.

Installed through CWM. Thanks so much for providing this.
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I just had a thought how to get new boot load and saw this much appreciated.
I can see radio changed, but how can I make sure I have new boot loader?(if I reboot to it, is there a version there or something)
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Ok new radio zips updated with a properly patched modem file. These can be flashed over any baseband and can be used in fastboot.

odeccacccp said:
I just had a thought how to get new boot load and saw this much appreciated.
I can see radio changed, but how can I make sure I have new boot loader?(if I reboot to it, is there a version there or something)
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If you are in the bootloader it will show what version # next too
Code:
BOOTLOADER VERSION

Will flashing this lock the bootloader ?

PsyMoses said:
Will flashing this lock the bootloader ?
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It does not.

Bootloader only zip did not seem to actually update the bootloader. Still says MAKO10l after flashing.

winner00 said:
Ok new radio zips updated with a properly patched modem file. These can be flashed over any baseband and can be used in fastboot.
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Did the original post not include the patched modem file?

I can flash either the bootloader or the baseband right? I can flash this via custom recovery as well, am i correct? The bootloader in that link just updates the one in 4.2.1, right?

[MiniTool] [Flashable Zip] [CASUAL] [4.3+] Nexus 4 Stock Recovery Flasher v0.6

Nexus 4 Stock Recovery Flasher v0.6
Have you ever get into a situation where you have a custom recovery on a stock rom and then get a OTA update then you find out that you need to flash the stock recovery to flash?, well this Nexus 4 Stock Recovery Flasher will sort it all out.
DISCLAMER: I am not responsible for ANY damage to your device what so ever, if your device flies away then that is not my problem.
NOTICE: This will flash the Android 4.3 and above stock recovery so if you have issues with the recovery just by having anything that is suppose to be running on Android 4.2.2 or below then that is your problem, it is possible to get the Android 4.2.2 recovery but it is pointless really since Android 4.3 is the latest version.
Also, PLEASE make sure you flash the recovery which is intended for that Android version so for example 4.3 recovery for 4.3 and 4.4 recovery for 4.4.x.
Be sure to donate to me if I really helped you.
Starts from Android 4.3 Stock Recovery
Windows, Linux and CASUAL Version is available.
DOWNLOAD MINITOOL/CASUAL
Flashable Zip here:
DOWNLOAD FLASHABLE ZIP
Nexus 4 Stock Recovery Flasher for Linux v0.2 Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8mQboJt2iE
Nexus 4 Stock Recovery Flasher CASUAL v0.2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZRYODympaA
Operating Systems Tested on:
Windows 8 Pro X64
Windows 8.1 X64
Ubuntu 13.10 X86
Site Status: Online
If Offline, having issues downloading or the site then use the mirror post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=47726527&postcount=71
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Minitools:
Version 0.1: Initial Release
Version 0.2: Fixed Echo commands and added a command that I forgot to add. [Last 4.3]
Version 0.3: 4.4 KitKat recovery added (Replaces 4.3 Recovery)
Flashable Zip:
Version 0.1: Initial Release
Version 0.2: Unknown, I forgot to add that "minor" incremental changelog ages ago. :S
Version 0.3: Now works in all recoveries thanks to Flintburg. [Last 4.3]
Version 0.4: 4.4 KitKat recovery added (replaces 4.3 Recovery)
CASUAL:
Version 0.2: Initial Release (based on the minitool).
Version 0.3: Added banner.
Version 0.4: Fixed commands, this will fix the execution issues so I would upgrade unless you want to have a broken version, turns out that the CASUAL I am currently using is missing Fastboot, I will look at this and try fixing it in a certain future version.
This will set a new requirement which is to have a custom recovery as it is the only way to replace the recovery that way (this uses the Flashable zip since there are no other methods), it will remain like this until CASUAL supports Fastboot.
Version 0.5: Added the latest Flashable Zip (as of this date which is v0.3), should work in all recoveries now.
Version 0.6: 4.4 KitKat recovery added

What features/files does the minitool contain?, well...:
The Stock Recovery Flasher (obviously), batch file updater to update the file itself so you don't need to waste your time downloading the file again as an update, ADB files, Fastboot, wget for Windows to download the file which is required for the updater and of course the stock Android recovery.
If you want I can give you the Android 4.2.2 recovery.img image for the tool.
The updater was introduced from the Soft-Brick Recovery Project for the LG GT540 which I created myself.
Anyway post your results below so I know if it works or anything like that.
By the way in case you where wondering why all the files are in one place its because that I cannot find out a CMD command to move a file back one directory for the updater, if I do my method then it has to be in a certain directory so unfortunately that's how it is going to be until I find out the command.

First!
Can be really helpful!
Thanks alot and also post it in the Developement section maybe!
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failly said:
First!
Can be really helpful!
Thanks alot and also post it in the Developement section maybe!
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I was thinking about it but looking at the rules of posting or whatever it did not mention anything or any part of this simple tool.
EDIT: Just PMed Mike, now we will have to just wait for the options...
EDIT 2: Moved!
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Bump for being the easiest place to find the .img for the stock recovery. Thanks man! And if you're looking to move up a directory, it's just
Code:
cd ..

karasuhebi said:
Bump for being the easiest place to find the .img for the stock recovery. Thanks man! And if you're looking to move up a directory, it's just
Code:
cd ..
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Yeah that is the problem, I can't move the file like that unfortunately, I guess I will have to leave it to that.
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andyabc said:
Version 0.1: Initial Release
Version 0.2: Fixed Echo commands and added a command that I forgot to add.
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what echo commands are you referring to?

detdett said:
what echo commands are you referring to?
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The ones that echo the input text to output text like within the batch script.
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Can you make a flashable zip to flash in recovery?
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Zehlek said:
Can you make a flashable zip to flash in recovery?
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Yeah sure, I will just create it "quickly".
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Thanks man. I'll use this soon.
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zerosource said:
Thanks man. I'll use this soon.
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It is now in the OP.
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Thank you very much, I really appreciate it.

Thank you for your contribution.
But unfortunately, the flashable zip file does not work.. The file is corrupted.. I even tried downloading it few times..

Thanaya said:
Thank you for your contribution.
But unfortunately, the flashable zip file does not work.. The file is corrupted.. I even tried downloading it few times..
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Got the same, try it now.
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Thanaya said:
Thank you for your contribution.
But unfortunately, the flashable zip file does not work.. The file is corrupted.. I even tried downloading it few times..
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Worked for me when I flashed it
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Zehlek said:
Worked for me when I flashed it
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It works now because I have recompressed and uploaded it, it was around 6MB when it should be around 12MB.
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Ok, today I am just going to create the Linux version of the flasher so stay tuned.
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Hey andyanc keep up the good work. I have a suggestion though. I'm not sure if the recovery has changed since the initial 4.3 release for the Nexus 4 but if it has, I suggest you note in the OP which version of the recovery is included in your tools. Cheers!

Twrp hanging

Ok I went back to stock for the 4.3 update .. flashed the Twrp recovery but it hangs on the interface screen .. is there a new process that needs to be done for the 4.3 update . ? Thanks Matt
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matt406regal said:
Ok I went back to stock for the 4.3 update .. flashed the Twrp recovery but it hangs on the interface screen .. is there a new process that needs to be done for the 4.3 update . ? Thanks Matt
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Mine did the same as I just completed the bootloader unlock and installed twrp through hansoon's toolkit. when I boot into recovery it loads but is not responsive @ all! Are you having the same issue as me???

Yea that's my problem too
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I even tried different Twrp versions and cwm
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matt406regal said:
I even tried different Twrp versions and cwm
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Yea I tried that to with no such luck!

Got it
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---------- Post added at 01:36 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:14 PM ----------
http://techerrata.com/browse/twrp2/m7wls
This is the link for people who are stock and unlocking their phone. If you're using the toolkit put it in the data folder and rename to twrp. Be careful though the other files are the same name but in capital letters! Flash it and u will have responsive twrp and rooted 4.3 ota
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Yea I do not know how to get into recovery. I locked my bootloader while rooted with s-off then did the ruu to 1.29 stock, did the update, up til 4.3 and everything went fine. I Unlocked bootloader again with the unlock code from HTC and my phone shows unlocked. However I cannot get recovery to work, I fastboot flashed the newest version of twrp several times and it would say successful. When in bootloader I click on recovery it brings me to the htc screen with opening recovery on top, and the bottom saying that this is for experimental purposes. The screen hangs there for about a minute then it goes to black and the phone resets itself. If someone else had this happened to them and got it working respond, it is annoying that I am unlocked with s-off but I cant flash a custom recovery.

Any thoughts?

Dear all;
Today i finally decided to unlock the bootloader and s-off the device..but after these..my wifi was not working ...and still stucked at the turning on wifi phase.
Factory reset wiping cache did not help
I found out that i should flash a newnstock rom...but to be honest i did not find the stock 4.3 for the european device (ruu).. i found some zips but the recovery stopped at verifying package when i said install from phone...so to be honest i have no clue how to proceed
How to flash it what to do? The guides are not always complete or the links were not working... i need help i will post the info on my device..
Would you be so kind and tell me what to do?
In details of course)
Thank you very very much
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Which rom are you running?

Its the normal stock 4.2.2 i never flashed its rom its the normal ota i got previously
But see attachments
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zimilaci said:
Its the normal stock 4.2.2 i never flashed its rom its the normal ota i got previously
But see attachments
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Umh, download from mike's thread the stock rom and flash this.
Or flash only the boot.img from fastboot.
Seems a kernel "issue"
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Well i am afraid i need more than that....i mean where can i find that guide..and how to flash it? Which method applies for my case?
Please be beginner friendly thanks for your help in advance.
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zimilaci said:
Well i am afraid i need more than that....i mean where can i find that guide..and how to flash it? Which method applies for my case?
Please be beginner friendly thanks for your help in advance.
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Umh, download the stock rom from mike's thread.
Now, do a nandroid backup from recovery and after flash the rom.
I think there isn't any stock rom for your version main, so the easiest solution is this
However, you've tried to erase the cache from fastboot with the command: fastboot erase cache
??
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Well i tried the wipe cache/ factory reset etc etc..
In the morning (cause its 2:23 am) i will try the nandbackup(although i have no clue about that) and then a 4.3 stock flash would be reasonable or not?
Thanks
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Defo kernel issue.
- Get odexed from here
http://android-revolution-hd.blogspot.no/p/android-revolution-hd-mirror-site-var.html?m=1
Or whatever you desire
- Put the downloaded Rom on to your SD.
- Enter cwm/twrp recovery and do a nand (=backup of current ROM)
- install zip of new stock Rom.
Reboot when done.
Either this or just flash bulletproof kernel from flar. see if it gets sorted.
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Sindroid said:
Defo kernel issue.
- Get odexed from here
http://android-revolution-hd.blogspot.no/p/android-revolution-hd-mirror-site-var.html?m=1
Or whatever you desire
- Put the downloaded Rom on to your SD.
- Enter cwm/twrp recovery and do a nand (=backup of current ROM)
- install zip of new stock Rom.
Reboot when done.
Either this or just flash bulletproof kernel from flar. see if it gets sorted.
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Well I installed TWRP, did a backup, with the default selection, after that I booted, and copied the files.,
Then I copied the odexed file to the device, booted into recovery, and installed it.
Now Wifi Works , and everything is on the "latest" release and still stock.
My question is:
What ROM-s can I try out? Only Odexed? Or Google Editions as well (from the link you provided) and if yes...
I just make a backup from the current setup, and copy it, and then recovery from the backup am I right?
But mainly my problem has been solved... So thank you very much !

Odexed or deodexed, whatever rocks your socks.. if you are gonna do some themeing of icons you need deodexed.
You are S-off and are free to flash loads of stuff.
Google edition? Sure test it out if you want to.
Sure, just back up current Rom and keep it safe on your phone if you can. Any problems occurs you can just restore it.
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[ROM][DEV][WIP] CyanogenMod 11 for the LG G Flex

DISCLAIMER: This is a CUSTOM' ROM! Use at YOUR OWN RISK!!! By using this ROM, you understand that I am not liable for any or all consequences of using this ROM. If you don't know what you're doing, DON'T TRY IT. Use at your own risk!
At this time, this is only for Devs and/or people who think they can assist in fixing the issues. It is in no way ready to be a daily driver!!!
Also, you need to make sure you know how and are comfortable with flashing, restoring, fixing any mishaps that might occur on your own. At this time is a development thread, not a hold anyones hand on how to install etc, etc, etc. This statement isnt meant to be mean, just no general support will be offered at this time. That will come when the builds are in beta or stable.
Here ya go folks, CyanogenMod 11 for the G Flex (zee)!!! Well, let's be honest, unless you're living under a rock, you probably know what Android 4.4 (kitkat) is. Furthermore, you should know what the CyanogenMod project is. However, if a rock is really your home and you'd like to learn more, please visit their site: CyanogenMod | Android Community Rom based on KitKat.
Version: 20140709
Developer: PlayfulGod
Description: CyanogenMod 11 for LG G Flex
Source: github
Status: WIP/Testing
CyanogenMod 11
What is this?
This is a build of the popular CyanogenMod 11 for the LG G Flex. This is built from source.
People to Thank
CyanogenMod - Do I need to state why we owe thanks to these guys?
koush - for his wonderful recovery.
the G2 Devs - for all the work on the g2 which this is all based off of.
savoca - for kernel patches.
[vertigo] - for vendor blob experimenting!!!
Whats Working??
It boots
Wifi
calls/sms/data
Bluetooth, sorta!!!
Whats Not Working??
calls/sms/data
camera
bluetooth, crashes when pairing.
sound
Changelog
How do I install this?
NOTE: Need to be on the latest version of CWM or TWRP Recovery, and have the f340k aboot installed.
Download the .zip & copy to phone (make sure wifi is enabled if dl'd from phone).
Zip can be installed from either sdcard or with sideload (No need to copy zip to phone if using sideload, see instructions for sideload below).
MAKE A BACKUP!!!
DO A FACTORY RESET!!! - this will wipe data & cache!
Go to install zip from sdcard
Choose zip from sdcard
Select cm-11-xxxxxxxxxx-UNOFFICIAL-xxxx.zip
Confirm
Repeat Steps 5 -8 for gapps
Reboot
If using sideload:
Download zip on PC
boot to recovery
install zip from sdcard
install zip via acb sideload
Connect to PC via USB (make sure to have USB drivers if using Windows)
Open a terminal or cmd window and type:
Code:
adb sideload cm-11-xxxxxxxx-UNOFFICIAL-xxxx.zip
Repeat for Gapps.
Reboot
Downloads
Build - 07092014
Gapps
4.4.3 Gapps
XDA:DevDB Information
CyanogenMod 11, ROM for the LG G Flex
Contributors
PlayfulGod, savoca
ROM OS Version: 4.4.x KitKat
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x
ROM Firmware Required: f340k 4.2.2 aboot, latest CWM or TWRP.
Based On: CyanogenMod
Version Information
Status: Testing
Created 2014-06-12
Last Updated 2014-07-10

Reserved

Wooohooo!! Hopefully this breaks the ice ?
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Well I'm flashing when I get home?
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I'll help you build, what device tree did you use? I just picked up my flex today.
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Once all the stuff listed under whats not working, works, ill try this out.

Where do we get the OK modem you speak of.
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mattwheat said:
Where do we get the OK modem you speak of.
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In most cases it will need to be pulled from a device running 4.4.2
for your D959, you can get it here tho.
I have the kk modem for the D950 on codefire too.

My hat of to you sir. Are you using the same jb aboot as before
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sickkside13 said:
My hat of to you sir. Are you using the same jb aboot as before
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thanks. Yea same aboot and recoveries are being used.

PlayfulGod said:
thanks. Yea same aboot and recoveries are being used.
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You using Sprint device tree? Hit me up on hangouts if you need help dude, I'm gonna try to have mine built by early next week
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didnt know there was a TWRP or CWM for kitkat and this phone, but its great to see work on this evolving!
Thanks!

eZdubzitmk4 said:
You using Sprint device tree? Hit me up on hangouts if you need help dude, I'm gonna try to have mine built by early next week
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I'm using d959
wase4711 said:
didnt know there was a TWRP or CWM for kitkat and this phone, but its great to see work on this evolving!
Thanks!
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there isnt, using the same ones we been using.

Thanks for the link playful. Got a question though. I did the three wipe method (dalvik, cache, and system) like you said and flashed the cm11 both downloads I download numerous times ,I thought maybe I got a bad download. And both downloads every time I flash comes up "failed" I'm on 4.2.2 rooted with twrp installed. I reran your freedom apk to make sure the f340 aboot was installed. And still nothing. About 10 sec after the "updating partitions" line comes up it pops up in twrp "failed". Any suggestions? Hints?
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Your instructions I see don't actually say to wipe system does that make a difference? And also your instructions describe the cwm recovery options. Should I be using cwm instead?
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mattwheat said:
Thanks for the link playful. Got a question though. I did the three wipe method (dalvik, cache, and system) like you said and flashed the cm11 both downloads I download numerous times ,I thought maybe I got a bad download. And both downloads every time I flash comes up "failed" I'm on 4.2.2 rooted with twrp installed. I reran your freedom apk to make sure the f340 aboot was installed. And still nothing. About 10 sec after the "updating partitions" line comes up it pops up in twrp "failed". Any suggestions? Hints?
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Your instructions I see don't actually say to wipe system does that make a difference? And also your instructions describe the cwm recovery options. Should I be using cwm instead?
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Twrp doesn't like 4.3 and higher. Don't have a clue why. Cwm Will do the trick. Which is a bummer for me because I really prefer twrp.
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brandonhatty said:
Twrp doesn't like 4.3 and higher. Don't have a clue why. Cwm Will do the trick. Which is a bummer for me because I really prefer twrp.
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me too me too. is the cwm touch or use hard keys to navigate ?
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mattwheat said:
me too me too. is the cwm touch or use hard keys to navigate ?
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It's old school button style but it has the swipe left or right for back and enter. Doesn't work that great though.
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Cool I'm about to install cwm to try this ROM out
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Still didn't work. Gave me "error 7". "Wrong boot.IMG this software is for d950, f340, and d959. Your device is ls800"
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ummm, cwm should be touch now and I'll have to check my imgs, purdy sure I had fixed and updated twrp to work too. Will check and test those.
@mattwheat WTF do you have installed for it to say its a ls800?

PlayfulGod said:
ummm, cwm should be touch now and I'll have to check my imgs, purdy sure I had fixed and updated twrp to work too. Will check and test those.
@mattwheat WTF do you have installed for it to say its a ls800?
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thanks man, if we could get twrp to work, I would feel much safer testing and trying different things out, but, with no custom recovery, and after already bricking this thing once, I prefer to leave well enough alone...