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[Root] [Share] Nexus 4

As you can see, root already exists to Nexus 4 !
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Huge thanks for who have made it.
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Should be in general, seeing as there's nothing being released here, no? But still, neat.

jacklebott said:
Should be in general, seeing as there's nothing being released here, no? But still, neat.
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Good news! Very good news ... Thanks for information

Sauce?

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Sauce?
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ketchup

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ketchup
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Thanks

This isn't a carrier-subsidized phone, it's a Nexus. Unlocking the bootloader and thus root is a feature fully supported out of the box.

Nothing special here, you can easily root any Nexus device.

We buy Nexus devices because we expect its bootloader to be easily unlocked (fastboot oem unlock) and easy to root, and the direct Google updates.
Sent from my R800x

Everyone knows on nexus its just a case of fastboot oem unlock

I was hoping for a source, cause who ever it is already has their hands on a device... we could get a system dump maybe?

Wow, amazing.. Or not. You only need one command to unlock a nexus phone, it is a built in feature.
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im glad everyone knows how to unlock the bootloader, that doesnt give you root though.
with custom kernel that means someone had to have pulled the stock image off using an exploit that works on 4.2 (in which case the device in question may be fully stock except root). with custom recovery it isnt impossible to do without the stock kernels but it certainly makes it a bit more time consuming.
so while im happy everyone knows its indeed a nexus device this proves 1 of two things, someone already has a 4.2 ready exploit (doubt it would go public any time soon tho), or some for of custom recovery is already made for the device.

Duarte777 said:
As you can see, root already exists to Nexus 4 !
Check this image:
Huge thanks for who have made it.
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Eh planning on getting this device too eh? Hee...
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shabbypenguin said:
im glad everyone knows how to unlock the bootloader, that doesnt give you root though.
with custom kernel that means someone had to have pulled the stock image off using an exploit that works on 4.2 (in which case the device in question may be fully stock except root). with custom recovery it isnt impossible to do without the stock kernels but it certainly makes it a bit more time consuming.
so while im happy everyone knows its indeed a nexus device this proves 1 of two things, someone already has a 4.2 ready exploit (doubt it would go public any time soon tho), or some for of custom recovery is already made for the device.
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The only purpose of an exploit on a device with an unlockable AND relockable bootloader is to save some people from wiping /data. That's it. You can achieve the exact same thing with unlock->root->lock. There was only a couple people who seemed to possibly be implying that unlock bootloader means root. The rest of us were saying with open source recovery and fastboot oem unlock and the fact that exploits don't matter, the rooting of this device is a forgone conclusion.

crachel said:
The only purpose of an exploit on a device with an unlockable AND relockable bootloader is to save some people from wiping /data. That's it. You can achieve the exact same thing with unlock->root->lock. There was only a couple people who seemed to possibly be implying that unlock bootloader means root. The rest of us were saying with open source recovery and fastboot oem unlock and the fact that exploits don't matter, the rooting of this device is a forgone conclusion.
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As i said in my post i get that custom recoveries are used for that. everyone seemed to be bashing this thread but as i said it holds more valuable information than most of the threads on this forum. if someone made a custom recovery then chances are day one of shipment it will publicly available and everyone can root using it, its a step towards development regardless, you wouldnt shun someone showing off TWRP/CWM on the N4 saying "oh its a nexus that was easy.." its the same work to get root.
if this was rooted using an exploit then even better news IMO, sure its "fairly" useless on this device (although using it you can then grab dumps of the images and make recovery etc). but there are a lot of devices out there who could use this exploit.
but yes i agree that this phoen would have had a way to root very quickly regardless, just amazed to see people think they could root it the same way as they did their other nexus devices (which prolly had recovery before they got the device)

Excuse my n00by question here, but if I were to unlock my bootloader which I am going to do as soon as my N4 has some charge, that isn't going to give me Root which is what I want but eh.
Is there any known working method of rooting this device at the moment? Is it likely that Bin4ry's ICS/JB exploit will work here?

crachel said:
This isn't a carrier-subsidized phone, it's a Nexus. Unlocking the bootloader and thus root is a feature fully supported out of the box.
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Mine was carrier subsidized
Sent from my Nexus 4 using xda app-developers app

Zaihanzainal said:
Eh planning on getting this device too eh? Hee...
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Yes bro
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Bootloader

Wel, my razr i had a failure so i took it to Movistar and they gave me a new one (it's white model, don't know if that has any changes) and it came with jb already, a firmware i can't find anywhere (weird). The thing is, i can't unlock the bootloader, when i put the ID and i click can my device be unlocked? it says
Your device does not qualify for bootloader unlocking
I went to retail br and tried again and still nothing, there's not even root only on jb, i'm afraid to go back ot ics and then try...
Please help guys

anerik said:
Wel, my razr i had a failure so i took it to Movistar and they gave me a new one (it's white model, don't know if that has any changes) and it came with jb already, a firmware i can't find anywhere (weird). The thing is, i can't unlock the bootloader, when i put the ID and i click can my device be unlocked? it says
Your device does not qualify for bootloader unlocking
I went to retail br and tried again and still nothing, there's not even root only on jb, i'm afraid to go back ot ics and then try...
Please help guys
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Sorry man, but there's nothing you can do. And dont try to go to ICS, that wont change a thing.
You juast had the bad luck to get a Razr i without any option to unlock the bootloader.

tatazeuz said:
Sorry man, but there's nothing you can do. And dont try to go to ICS, that wont change a thing.
You juast had the bad luck to get a Razr i without any option to unlock the bootloader.
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Really? Boy that sucks

anerik said:
Really? Boy that sucks
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Yeah, it does.

tatazeuz said:
Yeah, it does.
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Well, what you gonna do about it right? Stock it is

anerik said:
Well, what you gonna do about it right? Stock it is
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Just disable the bloatware, if theres any, and then stock its pretty good. I use stock.

tatazeuz said:
Just disable the bloatware, if theres any, and then stock its pretty good. I use stock.
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Yeah, just rly rly wish i could uninstall stock sms app...

anerik said:
Yeah, just rly rly wish i could uninstall stock sms app...
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Just disable it. It won't show up in the menu or bother you again.

anerik said:
Yeah, just rly rly wish i could uninstall stock sms app...
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Bro, put a screenshot of the firmware you have, maybe its new
Intel device - Razr i Owner
Hit thanks if i help you or you like my style

I had the same problem with mine. Then I just forgot about it. Then about a week ago, I just decided to try again and it worked. You can also call Motorola customer support. Just tell them you're a developer and you need an unlock. They'll transfer you to their technicians and they can help you get it unlocked.
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Marco Lomas said:
Bro, put a screenshot of the firmware you have, maybe its new
Intel device - Razr i Owner
Hit thanks if i help you or you like my style
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Changed it already for retail br
Kov3nant said:
I had the same problem with mine. Then I just forgot about it. Then about a week ago, I just decided to try again and it worked. You can also call Motorola customer support. Just tell them you're a developer and you need an unlock. They'll transfer you to their technicians and they can help you get it unlocked.
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Really? Where is this customer support?

Here: https://motorola-global-portal-de.custhelp.com/app/prod_call/p/30,6720,8593/
Just change your country at the bottom. It wouldn't change from Germany for me.
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I am buggered as well i cant unlock my bootloader this is not good.

jutley said:
I am buggered as well i cant unlock my bootloader this is not good.
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Same error? Must be motorola's web page.

Well, support told me there's nothing they can do. Useless as hell...

Is it essential to unlock bootloader to root and install recovery.

jutley said:
Is it essential to unlock bootloader to root and install recovery.
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Yeah it is. Still getting same error?

Not impressed....
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finally decided to unlock my JB Razr i and then I get greeted with the above message...
grrrr

vimesUK said:
Not impressed....
finally decided to unlock my JB Razr i and then I get greeted with the above message...
grrrr
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Are you guys sure you are not putting extra characters? (user errors?)

Omar-Avelar said:
Are you guys sure you are not putting extra characters? (user errors?)
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Edited post........
If the Moto unlock website stops working then report it to Motto, via their official forums. They will then rapid and fix it.

If You Were Waiting On Towelroot To Work For The Tab S... Well... Throw In The Towel

kprice8 said:
Geohot will not be releasing any further updates. He is now working for Google to find and patch these and other exploits in not just Android code, but anything computer based that touches the internet.
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Read back in the thread a few pages - 1) GeoHot works for Google now. Hired to find and close exploits like the one towelroot used to root devices; 2) towelroot used a specific vulnerability in kernels dated before June 3. If your kernel is dated after June 3, the vulnerability has been patched and there is nothing GeoHot can "fix" to make towelroot work on your device; and related to that 3) either your phone has the vulnerability or it doesn't and towelroot either works to root your device or it doesn't and there is nothing GeoHot can do to fix towelroot to make it work for your device. Plus, like I said before GeoHot works for Google now so he can't create programs or apps that root phones by exploiting vulnerabilities he is supposed to now be fixing. Now that this same question has been answered for the 1,000,000th time in this thread, can we please get it closed?
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I was looking forward to being able to snatch OTAs while still rooted.
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@EMSpilot please don't sell your tablet... at least until Android L releases for the Tab S and you've released a stock, rooted ROM running it.

Oh well....there's nothing stopping those who's already rooted from flashing a future custom Android L rom, right? D

kenkiller said:
Oh well....there's nothing stopping those who's already rooted from flashing a future custom Android L rom, right? D
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As long as dev support is there, will be good. But dev support is what has me worried.
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Y.G. said:
As long as dev support is there, will be good. But dev support is what has me worried.
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Look on the bright side. We needed CM and other AOSP variants in the past because most devices performed like crap. Now while not as smooth as stock Android, still rather speedy. Customization can be done with xposed mods.
Even if stuck on stock, it's not really that bad, to be honest.

You guys need to start learning something... for the sake of development...

kenkiller said:
Look on the bright side. We needed CM and other AOSP variants in the past because most devices performed like crap. Now while not as smooth as stock Android, still rather speedy. Customization can be done with xposed mods.
Even if stuck on stock, it's not really that bad, to be honest.
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No, I'm with you. I don't flash AOSP ROMs. I'm just afraid of not being able to upgrade to a stock, rooted TouchWiz Android L ROM.
But you're right, Samsung has put in the work and optimized TouchWiz over the years. I have no complaints with the performance.

I've just root my T705.

edan1979 said:
You guys need to start learning something... for the sake of development...
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Sometimes we're just lazy. I'll be honest. Different priorities take over. For me it's a kicking 3 month old baby.
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No, I'm with you. I don't flash AOSP ROMs. I'm just afraid of not being able to upgrade to a stock, rooted TouchWiz Android L ROM.
But you're right, Samsung has put in the work and optimized TouchWiz over the years. I have no complaints with the performance.
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I don't see why not. We're rooted with custom recoveries. As long as someone released a proper rom it can be flashed.
Otherwise just use Odin to flash the stock rom and root it again.

i feel the same last time... until the tab 7.7 was kind of forgotten... so i start to learn basic thing... dont wanna see that on tab s... (but i think its going to be the same)

edan1979 said:
i feel the same last time... until the tab 7.7 was kind of forgotten... so i start to learn basic thing... dont wanna see that on tab s... (but i think its going to be the same)
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At least you had the 3G model and official JB (Asia only) . My Wi Fi model was thrown into the dung heap by Samsung after less than 12 months and no official JB or support theater.... Thanks to bodivas for the initial port to the P6810, I could then work from there with newer contributions.
They just ignore the GPL license to support devices for at min of 18 months. There are other OEM that refuse to provide full source too. What does Google do, nothing....
The only way is as you implied, to be proactive and help ourselves (and others) where skill/knowledge and time permit
Good modding !!

More than one way to skin a cat also....
I think they will have support for android L since the specs of the tab S match the requirements of the OS

it's easier for samsung to develop android L for exynos device . i hope my tab will have android L teeheehee

On which webpage provide SAMSUNG there (patched) opensource?
At least recovery image include binary which can't compiled from android source...

SPH-L720T 5.0 Released 4-16-15

As of now, only the L720T tri-band http://support.sprint.com/support/a...ndUpdateTheSoftwareVersionOnYourSamsungGalaxy
As usual, the 720 is the "red headed stepchild"....no lollipop yet...

NOOOO!!!! Why can't they just release both... I've been waiting for this
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lol. the 720 will be lucky to get the update a month from now unless Sprint mysteriously forgets it all together... wouldn't surprise me

The RDF for the 720 is also at OD1 so sprint has is near completion. I just don't know why they won't push both at the same time
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Did anyone receive the update yet or is anyone able to pull it to possibly share and test?

Well, strangely enough, Sprint has now pulled the update and it has been removed from the update list page. WOW Sprint! Pretty pathetic....

troyboytn said:
Well, strangely enough, Sprint has now pulled the update and it has been removed from the update list page. WOW Sprint! Pretty pathetic....
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So perhaps something came up on one or more of the test devices not previously seen, it happens.
If that is the case, I personally prefer the that they pull it to fix the issue before it makes it out too thousands of users phones. And suspending rollout makes more business sense than causing customers problems, perhaps even severe problems. :good:

link for Samsung lollipop open source release.
this is the link.
click on the SPH-L720T_NA_LL_Opensource.zip.
h t t p://opensource.samsung.c o m/reception/receptionSub.do?method=search&searchValue=SPH-L720[/

RP-88 said:
So perhaps something came up on one or more of the test devices not previously seen, it happens.
If that is the case, I personally prefer the that they pull it to fix the issue before it makes it out too thousands of users phones. And suspending rollout makes more business sense than causing customers problems, perhaps even severe problems. :good:
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OD2
720: http://device.sprintpcs.com/Samsung/SPH-L720-SPRINT/OD2.rdf
720T: http://device.sprintpcs.com/Samsung/SPH-L720T-SPRINT/OD2.rdf

troyboytn said:
lol. the 720 will be lucky to get the update a month from now unless Sprint mysteriously forgets it all together... wouldn't surprise me
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i'm thinking more and more that this will be the case.
even more insulting would be for them to release 5.0.0 and then stop there.

Spades2006 said:
i'm thinking more and more that this will be the case.
even more insulting would be for them to release 5.0.0 and then stop there.
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I hope not... They should release both updates at the same time.. It's most likely going to be 5.0.1 and possibly the last update. I find myself checking the sprint support page almost 3 times a day for the past month.

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this is the link.
click on the SPH-L720T_NA_LL_Opensource.zip.
h t t p://opensource.samsung.c o m/reception/receptionSub.do?method=search&searchValue=SPH-L720[/
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Can this Zip file be installed like a ROM or with ODIN?

ActorMike said:
Can this Zip file be installed like a ROM or with ODIN?
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Neither, it's source code. You can't install it.
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Neither, it's source code. You can't install it.
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I have a stock rooted Sprint ROM whats the best way to get the official Lollipop on it?

ActorMike said:
I have a stock rooted Sprint ROM whats the best way to get the official Lollipop on it?
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Wait until it's released

Is there any change on the root impossibility without flashing rooted rom? I've been away from the game forever. Sorry

We won't know until it is released. This update hasn't been released yet. Most likely the typical root method work (cf atuo root and towel root) supersu is already up to date for lollipop OS so if you are rooted just wait till someone makes the stock rom a flashable zip or if you are stock just use any method to root. Remember to back up internal storage as unlocking the bootloader wipes everything.

robogoflow said:
We won't know until it is released. This update hasn't been released yet. Most likely the typical root method work (cf atuo root and towel root) supersu is already up to date for lollipop OS so if you are rooted just wait till someone makes the stock rom a flashable zip or if you are stock just use any method to root. Remember to back up internal storage as unlocking the bootloader wipes everything.
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Considering every other Samsung phone on Lollipop, including the S6, has been rooted the same way as KitKat (CF Auto Root or flash SuperSU.zip in recovery), I think we'll be fine. "Unlocking the bootloader wipes everything"? There are so many things wrong with that statement. Odining a stock tar is the only thing that wipes internal storage (and not all of them do). There is no unlocking of the bootloader on Samsung phones. You flash a custom recovery or if using CF Auto Root it flashes the su binary to system/bin... no wiping on either.

bilgerryan said:
Considering every other Samsung phone on Lollipop, including the S6, has been rooted the same way as KitKat (CF Auto Root or flash SuperSU.zip in recovery), I think we'll be fine. "Unlocking the bootloader wipes everything"? There are so many things wrong with that statement. Odining a stock tar is the only thing that wipes internal storage (and not all of them do). There is no unlocking of the bootloader on Samsung phones. You flash a custom recovery or if using CF Auto Root it flashes the su binary to system/bin... no wiping on either.
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Lol sorry. Haven't Odin back to stock in a while. All i remember was i did something in the "hook my phone up to pc " step then days of grief that i lost everything on my internal storage ...

[Discussion] Android 7.xx Nougat on HH share experiences

As you know some ROMs which can be used as daily driver have already landed for Nexus 5 you might want to try and test.Please share your experience with Nougat here :
Links of few Roms
http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/orig-development/wip-aosp-nougat-nexus-5-t3446875
https://plus.google.com/+ChirayuDesai/posts/5bg9ncGeo2s
Cheers, People

It's so fast, i can't even see it.

I will, as soon as some good soul builds a pure stock AOSP ROM, without any modifications (root, busybox, zipalign, deodex, etc).
Just flash a stock Gapps ontop of it, and it will feel like an official Google update. Oh god yes.

XeLLaR* said:
It's so fast, i can't even see it.
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I think the same hahahahah please some one share a N rom :cyclops:

warstrike69 said:
I think the same hahahahah please some one share a N rom :cyclops:
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As soon as the source code is uploaded to AOSP, I'm sure it'll rain custom N roms here.

Since google hasn't released the source code, wait and see

䙉ʐû said:
Since google hasn't released the source code, wait and see
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Do we know when the source code comes out?

This thread is unnecessary considering there is no official/unofficial ROM available. So no one can share their experience.
BUTTTT... as i go through my android feeds, i miss the experience of flashing the latest build of Android on N5 and play around with it. The sense of excitement of having the latest version on my phone where as the remaining phones around are still running the old version. Now, im still running an old version (Marshmallow)

schmos said:
This thread is unnecessary considering there is no official/unofficial ROM available. So no one can share their experience.
BUTTTT... as i go through my android feeds, i miss the experience of flashing the latest build of Android on N5 and play around it. The sense of excitement of having the latest version on my phone were the remaining phones around are still running the old version. Now, im still running an old version (Marshmallow)
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Same.?

AOSP is up guys get your HH ready for something new!!

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Do we know when the source code comes out?
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The code is already being uploaded to AOSP .
So, people will already get to play with it by tonight.

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Apparently some dev already got it boot... G+ post: https://plus.google.com/+ChirayuDesai/posts/5bg9ncGeo2s
As far as I know it's a trusted guy so I take it from the begin that's true... The Android N may come to our beloved N5 sonner

marcomarinho said:
Apparently some dev already got it boot... G+ post: https://plus.google.com/+ChirayuDesai/posts/5bg9ncGeo2s
As far as I know it's a trusted guy so I take it from the begin that's true... The Android N may come to our beloved N5 sonner
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Great news. Hope someone comes up with a stable ROM asap.

marcomarinho said:
Apparently some dev already got it boot... G+ post: https://plus.google.com/+ChirayuDesai/posts/5bg9ncGeo2s
As far as I know it's a trusted guy so I take it from the begin that's true... The Android N may come to our beloved N5 sonner
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As i can see:
1. it boots (captain obvious)
2. baseband is working well (mobile network, wifi probably works fine)
soo probably it can be called beta release so I NEED IT! :cyclops:

edi194 said:
As i can see:
1. it boots (captain obvious)
2. baseband is working well (mobile network, wifi probably works fine)
soo probably it can be called beta release so I NEED IT! :cyclops:
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Pardon my ignorance, but, if someone builds from AOSP without modifying anything, and apply the device drivers from the Nexus images website, what's to be wrong?
Isn't that what Google does, besides loading Gapps package altogether?

kicksilver said:
Pardon my ignorance, but, if someone builds from AOSP without modifying anything, and apply the device drivers from the Nexus images website, what's to be wrong?
Isn't that what Google does, besides loading Gapps package altogether?
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I don't know, but drivers weren't published for M only? As i know, for every android release drivers are different but i could be wrong

edi194 said:
I don't know, but drivers weren't published for M only? As i know, for every android release drivers are different but i could be wrong
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Yeah, there's that. Luckily Nexus 6 uses a Snapdragon 805 chip, so the devs should be able to adapt to the 800.

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Yeah, there's that. Luckily Nexus 6 uses a Snapdragon 805 chip, so the devs should be able to adapt to the 800.
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nope, it is quite a bit different.
what will be done is use MM drivers until they dont work, then we will use CAF drivers(since the msm8974 branch on there will still be updated for n+)

intoxicated.mad said:
AOSP is up guys get your HH ready for something new!!
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marcomarinho said:
Apparently some dev already got it boot... G+ post: https://plus.google.com/+ChirayuDesai/posts/5bg9ncGeo2s
As far as I know it's a trusted guy so I take it from the begin that's true... The Android N may come to our beloved N5 sonner
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Beautiful, can't wait to run AOSP builds on my Nexus 5 and Nexus 7 (2013)