This is more a curiosity question. So from what I understand, installing multirom doesn't physically alter the partitions right? So in theory, flashing a stock image on my Nexus that has multirom installed will work without problems and remove every trace of multirom? Or is it absolutely vital that the uninstaller zip gets flashed first?
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H4X0R46 said:
This is more a curiosity question. So from what I understand, installing multirom doesn't physically alter the partitions right? So in theory, flashing a stock image on my Nexus that has multirom installed will work without problems and remove every trace of multirom? Or is it absolutely vital that the uninstaller zip gets flashed first?
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That's a screenshot of a secondary rom, using mr.. Creates a "partition" in data/media/0/multirom/
Can't flash stock system.img to secondary slot, but I'm sure primary is good as long as you have a kexec patched kernel (on primary rom).
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That's a screenshot of a secondary rom, using mr.. Creates a "partition" in data/media/0/multirom/
Can't flash stock system.img to secondary slot, but I'm sure primary is good as long as you have a kexec patched kernel (on primary rom).
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Yea it creates a folder on the userdata that it mounts, but since it's a folder and not an actual partition, would formatting the userdata with fastboot and installing a stock image with fastboot overwrite it without errors?
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H4X0R46 said:
Yea it creates a folder on the userdata that it mounts, but since it's a folder and not an actual partition, would formatting the userdata with fastboot and installing a stock image with fastboot overwrite it without errors?
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Yes. Formatting userdata will wipe multirom as its mounted on data/media/0/multirom.
Just a elongated root path to your sdcard.
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Yes. Formatting userdata will wipe multirom as its mounted on data/media/0/multirom.
Just a elongated root path to your sdcard.
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Thank you so much dude! I appreciate the help!
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H4X0R46 said:
Thank you so much dude! I appreciate the help!
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NP
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NP
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Another quick question dude, you might know the answer. When you flash the multirom uninstaller zip, does it remove your kernel too? What does it remove? Would I have to reflash a kernel to the device right after the uninstaller zip?
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H4X0R46 said:
Another quick question dude, you might know the answer. When you flash the multirom uninstaller zip, does it remove your kernel too? What does it remove? Would I have to reflash a kernel to the device right after the uninstaller zip?
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It only removes the patch. Open the zip and read the script, it'll tell you exactly what it's going to do.
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It only removes the patch. Open the zip and read the script, it'll tell you exactly what it's going to do.
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Cool dude, thanks again!
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Expect to to get this soon. It was only 859kb. It said performance would increase. It sure did! Those random micro lags are 95 percent gone. Sweet!
Yes I did!
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Already a thread in Q&A
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1775430
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Can you look at the name of this build/update? Thanks
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Already a thread in Q&A
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1775430
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Didn't see it. Fixd anyway. No longer a question lol
For the guy above me
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Didn't see it. Fixd anyway. No longer a question lol
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Ha well played sir
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lazaro17 said:
Ha well played sir
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Thx lol
Also if you keep pressing on build number you get this
Well this update remove custom recovery + root or DPI?
endiz said:
Well this update remove custom recovery + root or DPI?
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my real question is, is it going to make my Google Now stupid?
It didn't fix anything :l
On my unlocked, rooted, N7 I tried to apply the update but it error'd out on the recovery screen. After rebooting, it remained at the old build # and says it is up to date & will not even try to update again.
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On my unlocked, rooted, N7 I tried to apply the update but it error'd out on the recovery screen. After rebooting, it remained at the old build # and says it is up to date & will not even try to update again.
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Ditto but mine applied it and booted to CWR. At least my build number changed.
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The hell, when did they put a FCC number there?
Rich_RH said:
The hell, when did they put a FCC number there?
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This update.......
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lrosenman said:
This update.......
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Rofl.....
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Is it me or did the auto brightness screen flicker stop with this update?
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Does this apply to all models or only models that are in the US?
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On my unlocked, rooted, N7 I tried to apply the update but it error'd out on the recovery screen. After rebooting, it remained at the old build # and says it is up to date & will not even try to update again.
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Going into settings>apps >all then force stop "Google Services Framework" and clear data then exit settings go back to system update and check again should repull it
you need stock recovery or disable signature verification in CWM
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1775746
Thanks, after a little digging, I was able to figure our how to disable signature verification in CWM & locate the update .zip file in the /cache folder. I copied the update file into my /sdcard/download folder then rebooted into recovery & flashed the update. All updated now.
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EDIT: This has been discontinued and downloads removed
Here is the latest and greatest for our Nexus S with extras... Simple Root adds Superuser,su, busy box and disables stock recovery preservation, Galaxy Nexus sounds dumps the sucky gingerbread sounds. Have fun .
Supported
i9020t/i90203 & i9020a (Both separate downloads)
Download
Discontinued (Sorry for the inconvenience)
Face Unlock: Discontinued (Sorry for the inconvenience)
Galaxy Nexus Sounds: Discontinued (Sorry for the inconvenience)
Instructions
Copy to usb storage and flash via clockworkmod recovery.
Credit
Google: For their work on Android and the related apps
ChainsDD: Superuser/SU
Stephen (Stericson): Busybox
tehgeekguy: Mirror
arthofer: Mirror
ranadroid: Mirror uploader
Donations
Thanks for the donation Thomas P (id put your xda username if i knew it)
link dont work?
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Server error :-(
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I've got internal server error dude
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Is server down?
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Here is the latest and greatest for our Nexus S
Stock: http://android.kcomputerzone.com/stock/soju-ota_jro03e.zip (don't got radio so it will flash safely on i9020a)
Root: http://android.kcomputerzone.com/extras/Superuser_busybox-3.1.3.zip
Galaxy Nexus Sounds: http://android.kcomputerzone.com/extras/jb_galaxy_nexus_sounds_unsigned.zip
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Flashing guide please !
Server appears to be down perhaps as stated a above.
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have any mirror?
Can you make a CWM Flashable restorable image? My power button is broken and no way to go back to 4.0.4.
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Here is the latest and greatest for our Nexus S
Stock: http://android.kcomputerzone.com/stock/soju-ota_jro03e.zip (don't got radio so it will flash safely on i9020a)
Root: http://android.kcomputerzone.com/extras/Superuser_busybox-3.1.3.zip
Galaxy Nexus Sounds: http://android.kcomputerzone.com/extras/jb_galaxy_nexus_sounds_unsigned.zip
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Does it work on GT-I9020T? I live in sweden but have a imported from t-moblle, rooted of course.
Please post flashing instructions.
Servers still down
Bro thanks
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sky66high said:
Please post flashing instructions.
Servers still down
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Wipe, flash ROM, flash su. That should do you fine!
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thank you very much sir
Can please someone put the ROM in mediafire? the link is increasingly getting slower
You guys broke the internet. All joking aside, thanks for the new thread. Can we please just post common questions once? The OTA guesstimate thread has people asking the same questions over and over again. You need a custom recovery! CWM is what I used.
I lost my recovery...got back to default recovery...how do I get the latest?
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Imppy said:
I lost my recovery...got back to default recovery...how do I get the latest?
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Download the new recovery image from http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager/ and flash it on your phone using fastboot: "fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-touch-6.0.0.7-crespo.img".
As per error... mirrors are up and well didn't think it would be that popular LOL.
jabbeboy said:
Does it work on GT-I9020T? I live in sweden but have a imported from t-moblle, rooted of course.
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Yep it is based on the i9020t.
lookon said:
Can you make a CWM Flashable restorable image? My power button is broken and no way to go back to 4.0.4.
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It is a CWM zip
Imppy said:
I lost my recovery...got back to default recovery...how do I get the latest?
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You just need to re-flash cwm via fastboot.
tymonn said:
Can please someone put the ROM in mediafire? the link is increasingly getting slower
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+1
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Hey guys I got some strange problems right now.
I am on rooted 108 firmware and I got NDR Recovery installed.
If I boot my device flash does not light at all and if I press volume up I get many vibrations but it does not go to recovery.
I also cant copy files to /system via root explorer.
AndrolinRoot said:
Hey guys I got some strange problems right now.
I am on rooted 108 firmware and I got NDR Recovery installed.
If I boot my device flash does not light at all and if I press volume up I get many vibrations but it does not go to recovery.
I also cant copy files to /system via root explorer.
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Get a backup of your phone and unroot it and lock BL, and flash it by flash tools including wipe apps log and cache and system
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AndrolinRoot said:
Hey guys I got some strange problems right now.
I am on rooted 108 firmware and I got NDR Recovery installed.
If I boot my device flash does not light at all and if I press volume up I get many vibrations but it does not go to recovery.
I also cant copy files to /system via root explorer.
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Just download latest recovery installer and install it using PC.
Restart device and if it doesn't go to recovery (first time after reboot it should go to recovery to test
all)...
Install NDR utils from market and try to restart to recovery from there...
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SaeedFazlollahzadeh said:
Get a backup of your phone and unroot it and lock BL, and flash it by flash tools including wipe apps log and cache and system
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Wiping and formating everything should really be last thing to do...
He probably just deleted XZDualRecovery or some files from it..
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Wiping and formating everything should really be last thing to do...
He probably just deleted XZDualRecovery or some files from it..
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Yes but I wanna help him fast
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SaeedFazlollahzadeh said:
Wiping and formating everything should really be last thing to do...
He probably just deleted XZDualRecovery or some files from it..
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Yes, and I don't wanna take his time more
I assisted it to an early responsed way
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Yes but I wanna help him fast
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And formating, wiping and restoring is faster then installing one app?
I really doubt...
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And formating, wiping and restoring is faster then installing one app?
I really doubt...
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Sorry, I mean the most firm and strongest way is flashing
But the fastest way is the one you told
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funky0308 said:
Just download latest recovery installer and install it using PC.
Restart device and if it doesn't go to recovery (first time after reboot it should go to recovery to test
all)...
Install NDR utils from market and try to restart to recovery from there...
Wiping and formating everything should really be last thing to do...
He probably just deleted XZDualRecovery or some files from it..
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I just found out that system is not mounted ( cant write on it ). I dont know what happend..
EDIT: Reflashed NUT dual recovery and still nothing..
I use stock kernel + 108
I made a simple extended power menu without reboot options, because stock rom is odexed. Maybe it will be useful for someone.
Flash it using TWRP or other custom recovery
Make a backup of /system/framework/framework-res.apk in order to restore it when something goes wrong. I recommend to create flashable zip to restore framework-res.apk. Just replace it with the modified one from my zip and place in root of sdcard0. Then flash backup via custom recovery.
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Work great thanks can you do one with reboot option please
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Good work! Glad to see things are starting to roll on the Nexus 6 and Android L 5!
Yes i too would like one that has more options. Reboot, recovery, downloadmode, bootloader, shutoff etc!
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isn't it safer to use power toggles app?
Yo nice work. Have you been able to get the boot to recovery and download modes?
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Yo nice work. Have you been able to get the boot to recovery and download modes?
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It is currently impossible to do that for a stock ROM set up because the files needed (android.policy.jar at least in previous versions of android) is odexed. While it is true that we can successfully deodex them, we cannot yet re odex them so they can live peacefully within the framework.
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hlxanthus said:
It is currently impossible to do that for a stock ROM set up because the files needed (android.policy.jar at least in previous versions of android) is odexed. While it is true that we can successfully deodex them, we cannot yet re odex them so they can live peacefully within the framework.
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Where does the .odex for android.policy.jar live? I don't see it in framework/arm folder.
manup456 said:
Where does the .odex for android.policy.jar live? I don't see it in framework/arm folder.
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In yet another way that things have been obfuscated, the Dex files from several framework files have been merged in this this boot.oat file.
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hlxanthus said:
It is currently impossible to do that for a stock ROM set up because the files needed (android.policy.jar at least in previous versions of android) is odexed. While it is true that we can successfully deodex them, we cannot yet re odex them so they can live peacefully within the framework.
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I flashed a deoxed rom so wouldn't it be possible then?
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zmedhaug said:
I flashed a deoxed rom so wouldn't it be possible then?
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Why it certainly would!
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Why it certainly would!
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I don't think I'm good enough to make it myself for deodexed. I've been googling it. Do you know where I could find one?
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CleanRom has one built in. I suppose you could either flash that ROM or simply extract it from @scrosler's rom
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But I'm currently on this version.
Will I lose root if I update?
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So I got this.
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But I'm currently on this version.
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Will I lose root if I update?
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Update will fail if you are rooted.
it will fail if your system files have changed at all. that means if you get an ota while rooted, it will fail 100% of the time.
Anyone have any idea what this update is?
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jerseykat1 said:
Anyone have any idea what this update is?
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it says right on your screenshot, it says android 5.1.1
jerseykat1 said:
Anyone have any idea what this update is?
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If you put in different sim than device was flashed too it probably trying to update to correct version. ie:T-Mobile or Project FI.
I have a tmo sim In there.. I purchased from amazon, that's probably what it is.. I guess I need to restore to stock, update, then root it again.
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jerseykat1 said:
I have a tmo sim In there.. I purchased from amazon, that's probably what it is.. I guess I need to restore to stock, update, then root it again.
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Figured it was TMO. Yea, Need to just fastboot flash the 5.1.1 TMO E image. No need to ever do an OTA if gonna be rooted. Just fastboot the image and be done.
prdog1 said:
Figured it was TMO. Yea, Need to just fastboot flash the 5.1.1 TMO E image. No need to ever do an OTA if gonna be rooted. Just fastboot the image and be done.
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Not quite sure how to fast boot an Image. But I'll search for it. I. Guessing that I need to use the nexus toolkit for that, not twrp.
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Not quite sure how to fast boot an Image. But I'll search for it. I. Guessing that I need to use the nexus toolkit for that, not twrp.
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you need to use fastboot, while you are in your bootloader.
Okw
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It's LYZ28E, and adds T-Mobile WiFi calling.