I keep looking all over but can't seem to find any rooted flashable zips can anyone point me in the right direction? was really hoping not to have to go through the rooting process again.
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Like the title says, I'm looking for some help. I've got my nexus rooted W/ Locked Boot on FRF83, and it's looking to update to FRF91, which of course fails because of my custom recovery. I'd like to get rid of notification for good by updating to a rooted stock FRF91. Is there stock+root FRF91 with instructions file that someone can link me too?
SO very much appreciated.
Bump, anyone?
Here's the sticky from the top of the Nexus 1 Developer's Forum: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=710842
Thanks but what i'm pretty much asking for is a FRF91STOCK+ROOT download that I can flash with the custom recovery!
I don't think what you ask is available right now...
Check out http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=702191
it is probably the closest to stock
I have followed Tiger013 in development on how to go back to stock ROM.
I am having no luck, and searching. I have played with 2 ROMs, so far, but have had no success getting back to stock.
Can anyone point me in the right direction, or possibly step by step on how to achieve this.
I am really wanting swype back, ha.
Thank you for replies.
you don't have recovery?
you didn't backup your system before flash it?
The one click unroot method for MF1 doesn't seem to be working on my S4A on MF3. Does anyone know the best way to unroot after using Active Root? TA
I could be wrong here but I think I remember seeing something posted somewhere that said the only way to unroot (if you used geohot's active root) is to flash back to MF1 since no MF3 one-click exists; the downside obviously is that if you do it you're stuck on MF1 for who the hell knows how long so it's a very last ditch resort if absolutely nothing else is possible.
But, even if you do end up taking that route it seems like with Safestrap the potential exists to make use of ROMs even so if you're stuck with MF1.
Again, I could be wrong about the unroot situation, it might be possible but I've yet to see any specific instructions aside from a complete ROM flash and since the only one available at all is MF1 then, well, you have to decide for yourself how to proceed.
br0adband said:
I could be wrong here but I think I remember seeing something posted somewhere that said the only way to unroot (if you used geohot's active root) is to flash back to MF1 since no MF3 one-click exists; the downside obviously is that if you do it you're stuck on MF1 for who the hell knows how long so it's a very last ditch resort if absolutely nothing else is possible.
But, even if you do end up taking that route it seems like with Safestrap the potential exists to make use of ROMs even so if you're stuck with MF1.
Again, I could be wrong about the unroot situation, it might be possible but I've yet to see any specific instructions aside from a complete ROM flash and since the only one available at all is MF1 then, well, you have to decide for yourself how to proceed.
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That's what I was afraid of. Thanks for the info.
Hey did you ever figure a way out to unroot mf3? I am currently trying to find a way out to unroot mf3 so I can finally update lol can you please help if you found a way to unroot, certainly would appreciate it. Thanks!
PhatMunch said:
Hey did you ever figure a way out to unroot mf3? I am currently trying to find a way out to unroot mf3 so I can finally update lol can you please help if you found a way to unroot, certainly would appreciate it. Thanks!
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The only way to fully unroot MF3 is to flash the MF1 firmware. MF1 firmware is a pre-released version and will not recieve OTA updates. If you're just looking to update your phone, there is no need to unroot, all you have to do is search these forums and read the stickies. Keep in mind that no matter what you do, since you've rooted MF3 the only way you'll be able to update is by completely wiping your phone. So make sure you back up what you don't want to lose.
I installed the nexus experience rom on my device over 5.1, and it's fantastic, but I don't have GPS. If someone has a 5.1 or 5.0 flashable that I could use to quickly get a GPS lock, I'd be super appreciative. I really have no desire to backup the damned thing, flash stock recovery, etc. Like at all.
Thanks!
dg4prez said:
I just got a pure edition, moving over from my VZ 2014 X, and am probably not going to run CM as I want perfect hardware compatibility and I'm guessing we don't really have that.
i currently have TWRP flashed - are there flashable stock zips out there for download? Barring that, where can I get the various versions of the stock flashables meant for stock recovery? I'm not seeing this info in the usual places. I currently have the 5.1 leak flashed, but I think I'm going to go with 5.0.2 with xposed's memory fixes for now as rooting 5.1 seems to make it behave oddly.
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https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/standalone/bootloader/recovery-images
It's only Kitkat, but you can get Lolipop with an OTA update. You will probably have to flash the stock recovery to make the OTA work.
Just updated the OP. Any flashable stock would be really helpful at this point. I don't really have enough time to flash a million things these days...
Hey guys, I was wondering if anoyone could help me find the stock odin file for my tab S2 Tmobile? I rooted and I have twrp and everything. I wanna go back to having LTE while I wait for a custom kernel that can support it. I have had some problems locating said odin file. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
One of the most important reasons for having a custom recovery such as twrp is so you can make a full backup PRIOR to making any modifications.
I don't know how many times I have said this yet still people go ahead and flash regardless.
The firmware you are looking for is not available yet.
You're only hope is to ask someone who has the same model with unrooted firmware to make a backup of the system and boot partitions and upload them.
Or you may be able to unroot with supersu then flash just the boot.img.
If unrooting doesn't work then you may be able to flash the boot and system partition from the firmware below with Flashfire.
http://samsung-firmware.org/model/SM-T817P/
Make that backup first.
ashyx said:
One of the most important reasons for having a custom recovery such as twrp is so you can make a full backup PRIOR to making any modifications.
I don't know how many times I have said this yet still people go ahead and flash regardless.
The firmware you are looking for is not available yet.
You're only hope is to ask someone who has the same model with unrooted firmware to make a backup of the system and boot partitions and upload them.
Or you may be able to unroot with supersu then flash just the boot.img.
If unrooting doesn't work then you may be able to flash the boot and system partition from the firmware below with Flashfire.
http://samsung-firmware.org/model/SM-T817P/
Make that backup first.
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I thank you for your assistance, but I must say that I am not a novice when it comes to rooting, flashing, odining etc. etc.
I was merely asking if anyone came across the stock odin file I listed above, if they could link it to me. I am having a hard time finding it and as you pointed out, is because it isn't there to be found. So I will continue to wait patiently and use wifi until it is released.
Thank you.