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Program Name: GPG Galaxy One Click
Version Number: 1.0
Program Profile:
Recovery Menu installed and routed in one click.
Installing Other Programs
Go to recovery mode and Danlvdyng with one click.
Easy to use adb commands in the program.
Method of application:
For recovery and rooted to the phone, the phone is turned on when you connect, you should press button Reboot Down Mod Downloading go to phone mode. Or you can get down volume buttons and the Home button and pressing the power button, use the phone to Downloading.
Now hit the Start button on the phone is installed in the kernel file. (You can change the kernel file.)
Open apk files to install the button and select the apk file, then click the Install apk file to be installed on the phone.
Instructions for using adb, Kamnd Edith enter your destination, then click Start Command. To see the result.
Download:
This is a smaller version, GPG is a gift from the company. Next version I'll put all of your needs for this push. Including: blinker, unlock, repair and serial .....
You win
Hi everyone. I've recently rooted my phone and installed Link2SD. Everything works fine. I can check the 2nd partition storage info in Link2SD. All apps are linked to sd etc..However when i power off and power back on my phone i get:
Mount warning: cannot boot 2nd partition automatically, quick reboot or re-create mount file something like that. When i do a quick reboot it fixes it until i power off my phone again.
Is this normal? (i read somewhere that Link2SD does this when you turn off your phone and its normal) If not what did i do wrong? Everything else works fine like i said.
Phone: Samsung Galaxy Mini (Dart) Stock firmware: Android 2.2 (thinking of upgrading to gingerbread)
Thanks in advance
Also quick questions:
1. i have an .apx file uploaded to dropbox. Through the dropbox app on my phone, I clicked it and I installed it on my phone through dropbox. Is the file saved to my sd card? or it just "Run"
2. when i try to type chinese, some characters show up as squares, like this character -> 不
why is that? (i tried a lot of input IME and they all only display some chinese not all)
3. you know the 4 bottom lights (touch light i think its called), sometimes they just stay lit on even when i turn off the screen or even when i'm charging it overnight. can i turn those off? sometimes it goes off, sometimes not...
Thank you very much in advance
this is not normal what you should do is
do a quick reboot
move every app again to internal
make partitions again
and then install link2sd and move apps
in short do everything again
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tap on the file again if it prompt you to install again without downloading then file is saved to your sdcard
else keep your finger tapped on file and then select export/save then select sdcard
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you must not be having Chinese language in your mobile that
or try go keyboard with Chinese input (if available)
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what are you talking about 4 lights galaxy mini don't have any touch keys
+1 Thanks
I'm going to return the phone cause I did a factory reset and the chinese texts still seem bugged. (only a few are displayed and some show as squares). I'll retry Link2SD again when I get the new phone.
Factory reset apparently fixed the 4 touch keys for me. I mean the menu, home, back, search keys under the touch screen.
sometimes they would just stay lit 24/7 while charging lol..
you must be having carrier specific phone
originally it was locked. I unlocked it.
UPDATE:
turns out the Samsung Dart T499 doesn't have native chinese support So some chinese characters show and some don't ....
guess i could try looking for a custom rom ..
PS: this phone suks.
yeah I was right you have T-Mobile's dart that's why it is having touch keys
Yea its from T-Mobile in the USA. I'm in Canada so its Mobilicity. Though exact same phone just branded differently.
guess theres no fully working custom rom out for this phone. The only one i know of has camera problems
UPDATE:
Managed to figure out the (Mount Warning): mount 2nd partition on boot problem. I used Link2SD 1.7 on my SGH-T499 and everything works fine now... Newest version was giving me problems ...
I'm assuming the stock rom isn't fully working with the latest Link2SD version from Play Store..
On threads of lollipop flashing, There are quite lots of people asking about the black screen issue, but not really clear solution's out there.
These are the symptoms:
1. After booting, you get black screen with just upper notification bar and back button below
2. If you turn on the screen after a few second, you see the normal screen but only for a fraction of second.
3. You can hear some notification sound, but notification bar still says "no notification" (or something, well I'm not using english ui )
4. no response on cancel button
The reason is that, you've set a lock screen before, but your phone thinks you've never performed initial setup, so your phone gets confused and doesn't know what to do.
You can solve this by deleting /data/system/gesture.key (for gesture lock) or /data/system/password.key (for password lock) on recovery mode. Now your lock screen's gone, and you can normally boot your phone. If you're doing this on recovery, you should mount /data partition to locate the file.
There could be some other problems because your phone still thinks that you haven't initiallized it, so you should manually run initial setup by "adb shell am start -n com.google.android.setupwizard/.SetupWizardTestActivity" on normal boot.
I hope this helps!
credit : @nighthammer http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=56715651&postcount=7664
FreakyTux said:
On threads of lollipop flashing, There are quite lots of people asking about the black screen issue, but not really clear solution's out there.
These are the symptoms:
1. After booting, you get black screen with just upper notification bar and back button below
2. If you turn on the screen after a few second, you see the normal screen but only for a fraction of second.
3. You can hear some notification sound, but notification bar still says "no notification" (or something, well I'm not using english ui )
4. no response on cancel button
The reason is that, you've set a lock screen before, but your phone thinks you've never performed initial setup, so your phone gets confused and doesn't know what to do.
You can solve this by deleting /data/system/gesture.key (for gesture lock) or /data/system/password.key (for password lock) on recovery mode.
after that, you should manually run initial setup by "adb shell am start -n com.google.android.setupwizard/.SetupWizardTestActivity" on normal boot, to avoid several problems.
I hope this helps!
credit : @nighthammer http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=56715651&postcount=7664
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This would be sweet except for some reason I hadn't accepted the adb authorization request on my device before I went all darkscreen duck.
wipe it is.
perdid0 said:
This would be sweet except for some reason I hadn't accepted the adb authorization request on my device before I went all darkscreen duck.
wipe it is.
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You can delete the file via recovery, with file explorer or adb.
Since you have to unlock the bootloader to flash a factory image, you can flash a recovery image any time if you need one.
FreakyTux said:
You can delete the file via recovery, with file explorer or adb.
Since you have to unlock the bootloader to flash a factory image, you can flash a recovery image any time if you need one.
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i cannot find that file in the location you specified. any other suggestions for locating it?!
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actually.......i found it!!!! same place you said!!! deleted both .key files and rebooted.......the screen was gone allowing me to accept the adb autorization and run the setupwizard!!! woot woot.....thanks a billion!!
perdid0 said:
i cannot find that file in the location you specified. any other suggestions for locating it?!
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actually.......i found it!!!! same place you said!!! deleted both .key files and rebooted.......the screen was gone allowing me to accept the adb autorization and run the setupwizard!!! woot woot.....thanks a billion!!
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I'm glad that it helped!:highfive:
Hey man, thank you for your post !
I delated the file you said, but i didn't understand what should I do then ? Does it work if I don't do that adb setup (that I don't know what it is..)
Thank you for your help !
jordanl68 said:
Hey man, thank you for your post !
I delated the file you said, but i didn't understand what should I do then ? Does it work if I don't do that adb setup (that I don't know what it is..)
Thank you for your help !
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Check the help threads for Nexus devices, there are "how-to" ADB & fastboot guides just everywhere. It works for all Nexus devices just the same way.
tetakpatalked from Nexus 7 flo
Please add this to your post. I had the black screen, but I never had a password set up. The black screen was happening because before I flashed an update, I had a system profile set to bypass the lockscreen. Once I put it back on the default profile (which you can do from the notification bar) everything was fine.
HELP! BLACK SCREEN ISSUE (Lollipop)
I flashed cm12 on my Galaxy Grand 2,but everytime i push the power button to unlock the screen,All i get is a black screen.I can hear touch sounds and responses and the harware buttons light up,but that's it.The black only goes on rebooting and I have to reboot my phone everytime I unlock it.Please Help?
Better Explanation
To make this guide appear better , and make it more easy doing etc etc..
Add this instead of a line method (well explained)
Download Aroma File Manager
Place it in your scdard directory
Boot in recovery
Mount Data
Go to Install and flash this zip..
Navigate to /data/system
Now delete password.key if a normal password or
gesture.key if a gesture
akastixx said:
Please add this to your post. I had the black screen, but I never had a password set up. The black screen was happening because before I flashed an update, I had a system profile set to bypass the lockscreen. Once I put it back on the default profile (which you can do from the notification bar) everything was fine.
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I don't understand what you're saying. I've never seen "system profile set to bypass the lockscreen". could you tell me more specifically?
Aman_Arora said:
To make this guide appear better , and make it more easy doing etc etc..
Add this instead of a line method (well explained)
Download Aroma File Manager
Place it in your scdard directory
Boot in recovery
Mount Data
Go to Install and flash this zip..
Navigate to /data/system
Now delete password.key if a normal password or
gesture.key if a gesture
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Thanks for your help. that's also a great workaround, but you know, it was nexus 5 that I was working on. If you were to place the file on the device, you would have to use adb anyway.
how can you do anything while screen is black? You just do not have any options displayed. I mean I am a layman
As everyone involved seems to be new to rooting, judging from the number of posts , tell them to READ READ READ . There is something called running before you can walk.
A clean install avoids the BS to begin with ...
Doesn't work with Nougat 7.1.1 (Dark ROM)
Does anyone know what if this solution works with Nougat 7.1.1 (Dark ROM)? I couldn't find the given files under /data/system, but I've found one as gatekeeper.password.key. However, if I delete it and reboot, I still get black screen.
Also, trying to run the setup wizard using ADB gives me a "SecurityException: Permission Denial: starting intent { ... } from null ( ... ) not exported from uid 10020".
Any ideas?
I did this 4 days ago and only published this now as I wanted to make sure it was stable and be as close to stock (aka pure Google experience). Only problem I have now is "Now on Tap" doesn't seem to work. Advise from those in the know if appreciated. Credits to those in their respective links I've included here.
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How I installed Android 6.0 (Marshmallow) on my Nexus 4...
I used Windows 7 as the base platform as all the tools needed are easily found on this platform.
WARNING: You will lose all data in phone, backup as necessary. I will not be responsible for this HOWTO, do so at your own risk. Yes, it worked for me. Your mileage may vary...
A. Prior to building/installing the Marshmallow build, you will need the following.
A.1. Install ADB and FASTBOOT tools.
These are the tools used to install Marshmallow on your phone. You can either install the full Android SDK or get them from this XDA thread at URL http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2317790
A.2. Install WinRAR.
You will need to use a tool called WinRAR to extract or replace certain files in an archive. You can download a copy from URL http://www.win-rar.com/
A.3. Download a Mako Google factory image of Lollipop at URL https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images?hl=en#occam
We are going to modify the factory image of a Lollipop build. To upgrade my Mako, I used the LMY48M build.
A.4. Download the WORKING IMAGE of Android M on Nexus 4
Get the image file from URL http://dmitry.gr/index.php?r=06.+Thoughts&proj=02.+Android+M+on+Nexus4
You will get an archive called "MakoM_bin_v2.zip" file. If there is a newer version, use that instead but I used this version when I installed on my Mako.
A.5. Download TWRP for Mako
Get the TeamWin Recovery Project (TWRP) v2.8.7.0 from URL https://dl.twrp.me/mako/twrp-2.8.7.0-mako.img
A.6. Download the Google Apps (not provided in the AOSP builds).
Get the file "gapps-mm-fix.zip" from URL https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347833783
A.7. Download a patched kernel image that allows you to install SuperSU root.
Get the file "Fixed_Data_root.img" from URL https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347833767
A.8. Download a fix for Location services (GPS) not working.
Get the file "framework-res.apk" from URL http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=63229334&postcount=434
A.9. Download the root manager utility.
Get the file "BETA-SuperSU-v2.52.zip" from URL http://download.chainfire.eu/743/SuperSU/BETA-SuperSU-v2.52.zip
B. Checklist
B.1. If you have downloaded everything, you should have a list of the following:
- minimal_adb_fastboot_v1.3.1_setup.exe
- wrar521.exe
- occam-lmy48m-factory-03ae06e5.tgz
- MakoM_bin_v2.zip
- twrp-2.8.7.0-mako.img
- gapps-mm-fix.zip
- Fixed_Data_root.img
- framework-res.apk
- BETA-SuperSU-v2.52.zip
C. Installation and building the installer
C.1. Install the "minimal_adb_fastboot_v1.3.1_setup.exe" and "wrar521.exe" installers, leave settings as default.
C.2. Extract the content of file "occam-lmy48m-factory-03ae06e5.tgz" using WinRAR, it'll create a folder called "occam-lmy48m". Rename "occam-lmy48m" to "mako-marshmallow".
C.3. Extract the content of file "MakoM_bin_v2.zip" and you should get the following files:
- system.img
- Choose either "n4_lte_modem.img" or "normal_modem.img" depending if you want LTE support or just 3G (UMTS) support and rename that file to "radio-mako-m9615a-cefwmazm-2.0.1701.07.img"
C.4. Rename the file "twrp-2.8.7.0-mako.img" to "recovery.img", and "Fixed_Data_root.img" to "boot.img"
C.5. Replace the "radio-mako-m9615a-cefwmazm-2.0.1701.07.img" file inside the "mako-marshmallow" folder with our "radio-mako-m9615a-cefwmazm-2.0.1701.07.img" which we extracted from file "MakoM_bin_v2.zip"
C.6. Open the "image-occam-lmy48m.zip" file and replace the following files which we downloaded from the twrp.me or dimitry.gr site. They are:
- boot.img
- system.img
- recovery.img
C.7. Open a command shell:
Start -> Run -> cmd
From the command shell, go to the folder called "mako-marshmallow"
C.8. Make sure the Nexus 4 has at least 80% battery and restart the phone into bootloader mode (by switching off the phone, the pressing the on button and at the same time pressing the volume down button). To confirm you are in bootloader mode, type in the command:
fastboot devices
You should now see the output "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx fastboot" appear, where "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" is the serial number that appears on your Nexus 4 screen. They should be the same and you should only have one line appearing, disconnect any other device if they appear on the list.
C.9. Install the image you just build by running the script "flash-all.bat". A Series of statuses will appear on the screen. Do not disconnect the phone from the cable and let the script install everything. If done correctly, you will find the Nexus 4 rebooting. WARNING: This will erase all user data on your Nexus 4!
C.10. Once you see the Home screen of Marshmallow on your Nexus 4, go to Settings -> About Phone and tap the BUILD number seven (7) times. When you go back to the Settings screen, just above the "About Phone" is a new menu item called "Developer Options".
C.11. Go to Settings -> Developer Options and enable "USB debugging". To ensure debugging is on, go to the command shell and type:
adb devices
It sure display the list of devices with the same serial number and should have the word "device" next to the serial number. You will be prompted on the phone if you want to allow this connection.
C.12. Make sure the USB is connected in MTP mode (Transfer files mode). In windows file maanger (Press the Win-E keys), you will see a device called "Nexus 4". Open it and in the "Internal storage", go to the "Download" folder and copy the following files:
- gapps-mm-fix.zip
- framework-res.apk
- BETA-SuperSU-v2.52.zip
Then, in a command shell, issues the command:
adb reboot bootloader
C.13. From the bootloader screen, press the volume down button until the option "Recovery" appears, then press the Power button once to boot into TWRP/Recovery.
C.14. In TWRP, select to install the file "gapps-mm-fix.zip" and "BETA-SuperSU-v2.52.zip" from the "Download" folder. Once completed, press the "Reboot" button that appears in TWRP.
C.15. When the phone restarts. Go to Settings -> Backup & reset and reset the whole phone. If you get a error message from the "Setup Wizard", press the Open-apps (ie. the square softkey on the screen) and you should see the "Settings" pane.
C.16. Once the phone restart from the master reset exercise. You will be prompted as if you just switched on a new phone. Fill in as necessary until you get to the Home screen.
C.17. We will need to replace a file to get Location Services (GPS) working. From you command shell:
adb root
adb remount
adb shell
cp /sdcard/Download/framework-res.apk /system/framework/
exit
adb reboot
C.18. I disabled the following apps (drag the app to the "App Info" button, and press the "Disable" button) for the following and replaced the with similar app from Google Play (name in brackets). This was done as the built in apps kept crashing every few minutes or didn't work as expected. The apps are:
- Browser (Chrome Browser)
- Clock (Clock)
- Camera (Google Camera)
- Calendar (Google Calendar)
- Contacts (Google Contacts)
- Music (Google Play Music)
- Gallery (Google Photos)
- Search (Google)
- EMail (GMail)
C.19. Restart phone and you're ready to experience a stable (close to Google stock) build of Marshmallow on your Mako (Nexus 4).
C.20. Fixing the "Google Now on Tap" not working problem (thanks to gamekid94).
Go to Settings -> Apps
- Tap on the "Gear" (icon on the top right) -> Default Apps -> Assist & voice input -> Assist app
- Select "None", then select "Google App".
Go to Settings -> Google -> Search & Now -> Voice
- Enable "Now on Tap"
C.21. Install and customize as you see fit.
While this can probably be useful to new users I don't think it belongs in the development subforum. A better place for it would probably be the general subforum.
OR... Or.. Or- You could just install a custom M ROM via flashing in TWRP. Much more easier lol.
Use Nexus Root Toolkit to backup everything, unlock bootloader, flash TWRP, and Root. Download Custom M ROM and Gapps, reboot to recovery, make a backup, wipe everything except internal storage, flash ROM. Done.
No need for extracting everything, ridiculous ADB commands, etc.
thanks, this is usefull to new users and detailed to avoid any doubt. will try
ajack2001my said:
I did this 4 days ago and only published this now as I wanted to make sure it was stable and be as close to stock (aka pure Google experience). Only problem I have now is "Now on Tap" doesn't seem to work.
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Here's how i managed to get Now on Tap to work :
1. Go to settings .
2. Open "Apps" from the settings menu.
3. Tap on the "Gear" icon on the top right.
4. Select "Default Apps" and open "Assist and voice input".
5. Here, tap on Assist app, set it to None and then Back to google app.
Also, make sure that Now on Tap is switched on in the settings menu of the Google App.
It now works thanks...
Thank you so much for the nice post.
I got stuck up at C12. I do see the Nexus 4 in the as one of the devices connected. However when I click on it, I don't see any folders under it called as "internal storage", also when I try to copy these files (as in C12) I get an error "Cannot copy item - The device has stopped responding or has been disconnected". I am stuck here, any direction here is well appreciated.
mahavirvemuri said:
Thank you so much for the nice post.
I got stuck up at C12. I do see the Nexus 4 in the as one of the devices connected. However when I click on it, I don't see any folders under it called as "internal storage", also when I try to copy these files (as in C12) I get an error "Cannot copy item - The device has stopped responding or has been disconnected". I am stuck here, any direction here is well appreciated.
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Connect using MTP mode...
ajack2001my said:
Connect using MTP mode...
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Thanks a ton, that resolved it
Milion Thanks..!!
Thanks a lot..
Title should be "how i installed marshmallow the most difficult way possible"
Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk
I thought I'd post this in hope that people will appreciate how much effort needs to be put into it, yet simple enough to allow newbies to try building something. It's also a very light build without all the unnecessary apps which people end up uninstalling or disabling.
People here can always choose a ready build and ignore my post. I rather those with more experience help with problems in this build instead of condemning it.
If the senior members here feel this is unnecessary, I will delete this thread.
Yes, thank you for this tutorial, very much appreciated
question N4 with Marshmallow
Hi ajack2001my,
How is working N4 with the android M ? What is your experience about battery., stabilty .... afther two months ?
thanks
Pedro
ajack2001my said:
I did this 4 days ago and only published this now as I wanted to make sure it was stable and be as close to stock (aka pure Google experience). Only problem I have now is "Now on Tap" doesn't seem to work. Advise from those in the know if appreciated. Credits to those in their respective links I've included here.
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How I installed Android 6.0 (Marshmallow) on my Nexus 4...
I used Windows 7 as the base platform as all the tools needed are easily found on this platform.
WARNING: You will lose all data in phone, backup as necessary. I will not be responsible for this HOWTO, do so at your own risk. Yes, it worked for me. Your mileage may vary...
A. Prior to building/installing the Marshmallow build, you will need the following.
A.1. Install ADB and FASTBOOT tools.
These are the tools used to install Marshmallow on your phone. You can either install the full Android SDK or get them from this XDA thread at URL http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2317790
A.2. Install WinRAR.
You will need to use a tool called WinRAR to extract or replace certain files in an archive. You can download a copy from URL http://www.win-rar.com/
A.3. Download a Mako Google factory image of Lollipop at URL https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images?hl=en#occam
We are going to modify the factory image of a Lollipop build. To upgrade my Mako, I used the LMY48M build.
A.4. Download the WORKING IMAGE of Android M on Nexus 4
Get the image file from URL http://dmitry.gr/index.php?r=06.+Thoughts&proj=02.+Android+M+on+Nexus4
You will get an archive called "MakoM_bin_v2.zip" file. If there is a newer version, use that instead but I used this version when I installed on my Mako.
A.5. Download TWRP for Mako
Get the TeamWin Recovery Project (TWRP) v2.8.7.0 from URL https://dl.twrp.me/mako/twrp-2.8.7.0-mako.img
A.6. Download the Google Apps (not provided in the AOSP builds).
Get the file "gapps-mm-fix.zip" from URL https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347833783
A.7. Download a patched kernel image that allows you to install SuperSU root.
Get the file "Fixed_Data_root.img" from URL https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347833767
A.8. Download a fix for Location services (GPS) not working.
Get the file "framework-res.apk" from URL http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=63229334&postcount=434
A.9. Download the root manager utility.
Get the file "BETA-SuperSU-v2.52.zip" from URL http://download.chainfire.eu/743/SuperSU/BETA-SuperSU-v2.52.zip
B. Checklist
B.1. If you have downloaded everything, you should have a list of the following:
- minimal_adb_fastboot_v1.3.1_setup.exe
- wrar521.exe
- occam-lmy48m-factory-03ae06e5.tgz
- MakoM_bin_v2.zip
- twrp-2.8.7.0-mako.img
- gapps-mm-fix.zip
- Fixed_Data_root.img
- framework-res.apk
- BETA-SuperSU-v2.52.zip
C. Installation and building the installer
C.1. Install the "minimal_adb_fastboot_v1.3.1_setup.exe" and "wrar521.exe" installers, leave settings as default.
C.2. Extract the content of file "occam-lmy48m-factory-03ae06e5.tgz" using WinRAR, it'll create a folder called "occam-lmy48m". Rename "occam-lmy48m" to "mako-marshmallow".
C.3. Extract the content of file "MakoM_bin_v2.zip" and you should get the following files:
- system.img
- Choose either "n4_lte_modem.img" or "normal_modem.img" depending if you want LTE support or just 3G (UMTS) support and rename that file to "radio-mako-m9615a-cefwmazm-2.0.1701.07.img"
C.4. Rename the file "twrp-2.8.7.0-mako.img" to "recovery.img", and "Fixed_Data_root.img" to "boot.img"
C.5. Replace the "radio-mako-m9615a-cefwmazm-2.0.1701.07.img" file inside the "mako-marshmallow" folder with our "radio-mako-m9615a-cefwmazm-2.0.1701.07.img" which we extracted from file "MakoM_bin_v2.zip"
C.6. Open the "image-occam-lmy48m.zip" file and replace the following files which we downloaded from the twrp.me or dimitry.gr site. They are:
- boot.img
- system.img
- recovery.img
C.7. Open a command shell:
Start -> Run -> cmd
From the command shell, go to the folder called "mako-marshmallow"
C.8. Make sure the Nexus 4 has at least 80% battery and restart the phone into bootloader mode (by switching off the phone, the pressing the on button and at the same time pressing the volume down button). To confirm you are in bootloader mode, type in the command:
fastboot devices
You should now see the output "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx fastboot" appear, where "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" is the serial number that appears on your Nexus 4 screen. They should be the same and you should only have one line appearing, disconnect any other device if they appear on the list.
C.9. Install the image you just build by running the script "flash-all.bat". A Series of statuses will appear on the screen. Do not disconnect the phone from the cable and let the script install everything. If done correctly, you will find the Nexus 4 rebooting. WARNING: This will erase all user data on your Nexus 4!
C.10. Once you see the Home screen of Marshmallow on your Nexus 4, go to Settings -> About Phone and tap the BUILD number seven (7) times. When you go back to the Settings screen, just above the "About Phone" is a new menu item called "Developer Options".
C.11. Go to Settings -> Developer Options and enable "USB debugging". To ensure debugging is on, go to the command shell and type:
adb devices
It sure display the list of devices with the same serial number and should have the word "device" next to the serial number. You will be prompted on the phone if you want to allow this connection.
C.12. Make sure the USB is connected in MTP mode (Transfer files mode). In windows file maanger (Press the Win-E keys), you will see a device called "Nexus 4". Open it and in the "Internal storage", go to the "Download" folder and copy the following files:
- gapps-mm-fix.zip
- framework-res.apk
- BETA-SuperSU-v2.52.zip
Then, in a command shell, issues the command:
adb reboot bootloader
C.13. From the bootloader screen, press the volume down button until the option "Recovery" appears, then press the Power button once to boot into TWRP/Recovery.
C.14. In TWRP, select to install the file "gapps-mm-fix.zip" and "BETA-SuperSU-v2.52.zip" from the "Download" folder. Once completed, press the "Reboot" button that appears in TWRP.
C.15. When the phone restarts. Go to Settings -> Backup & reset and reset the whole phone. If you get a error message from the "Setup Wizard", press the Open-apps (ie. the square softkey on the screen) and you should see the "Settings" pane.
C.16. Once the phone restart from the master reset exercise. You will be prompted as if you just switched on a new phone. Fill in as necessary until you get to the Home screen.
C.17. We will need to replace a file to get Location Services (GPS) working. From you command shell:
adb root
adb remount
adb shell
cp /sdcard/Download/framework-res.apk /system/framework/
exit
adb reboot
C.18. I disabled the following apps (drag the app to the "App Info" button, and press the "Disable" button) for the following and replaced the with similar app from Google Play (name in brackets). This was done as the built in apps kept crashing every few minutes or didn't work as expected. The apps are:
- Browser (Chrome Browser)
- Clock (Clock)
- Camera (Google Camera)
- Calendar (Google Calendar)
- Contacts (Google Contacts)
- Music (Google Play Music)
- Gallery (Google Photos)
- Search (Google)
- EMail (GMail)
C.19. Restart phone and you're ready to experience a stable (close to Google stock) build of Marshmallow on your Mako (Nexus 4).
C.20. Fixing the "Google Now on Tap" not working problem (thanks to gamekid94).
Go to Settings -> Apps
- Tap on the "Gear" (icon on the top right) -> Default Apps -> Assist & voice input -> Assist app
- Select "None", then select "Google App".
Go to Settings -> Google -> Search & Now -> Voice
- Enable "Now on Tap"
C.21. Install and customize as you see fit.
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Really?? You quoted the original post for this??
Hi guys I'm trying to flash Jovi's Custom Rom. I accidentally pressed the update button on my phone that allows the Latest update from t-moble to kill the phone so It wont charge. Luckily I have quite a but of battery power left and I'm franticly trying to flash a jovi's custom rom. currently I'm getting a "Failed" message when trying to flash on ODEN 3.12 here are the directions I followed to the letter but no success.
First Thing Your Going To Do Is Download Both graceqltetmo_N930TUVU1APGC_Stock_Deodexed.zip And N930T_Note7_Adb_Rootkit_And_Odin_Pack.zip Files From The Download Link Section Below.
2. Extract All The Files From N930T_Note7_Adb_Rootkit_And_Odin_Pack.zip Onto Your PC Desktop, You Will Then Have Eight Files On Your Desktop Which Will Be MODIFIED_TMO_SPR_N930PVPU1APH3_REV00_ENGBOOT_FIRMW ARE.tar.md5, graceqltetmo_N930TUVU1APGC_Stock_Deodexed.img, SAMSUNG_USB_Driver_for_Mobile_Phones_v1.5.45.0.exe, adb-setup-1.4.3.exe, CommandPrompt.bat, Odin3.exe, Odin3.ini, And sun7.
3. If You Haven't Setup ADB On Your PC Yet Or Installed The Samsung USB Drivers, Just Open Both Executables SAMSUNG_USB_Driver_for_Mobile_Phones_v1.5.45.0.exe And adb-setup-1.4.3.exe And Complete Both The Setup Processes. Once Done You Should Now Have A Created ADB Directory Which Should Be Located At C:\adb. Once ADB Is Setup, Place The sun7 Folder And CommandPrompt.bat Inside Your ADB Folder From The New Directory.
4. Now Put Your Phone Into Download Mode By Powering Off Your Device First And Then Hold The "Volume Down+Home+Power Buttons" At The Same Time Until You See The Download Mode Warning Screen. Now Press The "Volume Up Button" And Then Insert Your Samsung USB Plug.
5. Now Open Odin3.exe, Click On "AP", Select "MODIFIED_TMO_SPR_N930PVPU1APH3_REV00_ENGBOOT_FIRM WARE.tar.md5", And Then Click On "Start". Wait For A Couple Of Minutes For The Modified N930PVPU1APH3 Engboot Firmware To Finish Installing. After this step it says failed so this is where I'm suck currently at the bootloader. thanks guys for your help
If you had done any research on this you could have saved yourself the hassle.
There is no possible way to root since like october.
Sent from my Note 7, S7 Edge or S6