Hey guys,
I have been trying to update my Nexus S to 2.3.3 for the last couple of days but keep getting status 7 error. I am on stock 2.3.2 with root and unlocked bootloader but i m on stock recovery.
Your help is always greatly appreciated guys .... can someone please tell me what i am doing wrong.
Thanks
any one please
come on some one plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
I wouldn't bother, 2.3.3 has just fooled my phone. All widgets report Problem Loading Widget. And the phone takes about 90 seconds to boot.
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MikhailCompo said:
I wouldn't bother, 2.3.3 has just fooled my phone. All widgets report Problem Loading Widget. And the phone takes about 90 seconds to boot.
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Oh man. I heard from the other members that it improves wifi performance and stuff ???
Nadeem, are you running stock unroot? If so, you must download the update that sais : gri40 from grh78c. Then, rename it to update.zip and put this file on your sd root.
Turn off your phone. Enter bootloader mode by pressing vol up + power button at the same time. Choose recovery. Press again vol up + power till a menu shows up. Select install update.zip. reboot afterwards
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MikhailCompo said:
I wouldn't bother, 2.3.3 has just fooled my phone. All widgets report Problem Loading Widget. And the phone takes about 90 seconds to boot.
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Really? Mine is working great, radio and wifi seems a bit improved too.
gasparzim said:
Really? Mine is working great, radio and wifi seems a bit improved too.
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That's because of the baseband update.
Mikhail is wrong. 2.3.3 is perfectly fine
The OP said it has stock root and unlocked boot loader.
I've read something about the update doing some directory CRC check and only continues if the ROM hasn't been tampered with.
I think that installing SU and BusyBox is considered as tampered.
But, If the OP has its bootloader unlocked, maybe editing the upgrade script to remove the check and flashing it via CWM would work.
Here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=11042737
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I just unrooted my nexus s (9020t) and returned it to stock. It came up with 2.3.1 originally and wanted to update it back to 2.3.3. I found the update drivers and tried to update it, and came up with the status 7 errors. If found the solutions, and tried to go from 2.3.1 to 2.3.2, than install the radio thing to 2.3.3. Up to 2.3.2, it came up with the same error and tried the last resort of updating it to the full 2.3.3 os.
After the update, the nexus s turns on to the google splash screen and hangs up there. I can still access the recovery by holding the volume up and power. I also tried to do factory reset, and wipe data. Nothing seems to help.
Any help?
I'm no expert by any means but you may have to use odin to get it going again. You will probably need to make a jig or buy one to get into download mode.
I hope this helps you and your able to get up and running again.
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I'm totally new into the android community and have no idea what Odin or jig is.
Since the fastboot is working, is there something that I'm missing with resetting orders or something else? I found that some one did a wipe dalvik (I think) with factory reset and cache, but I cannot find the dalvik.
donharden2002 said:
I'm no expert by any means but you may have to use odin to get it going again. You will probably need to make a jig or buy one to get into download mode.
I hope this helps you and your able to get up and running again.
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You dont need a jig to get into download mode
Aslong as the bootloader is unlocked
Power down phone hold volume up/down then plug in USB from computer ....in download mode
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im thinking if you could still access the bootloader then you can still flash clockworkmod. when you get that running, flash any rom u want in clockwork including stock 2.3.3. no odin necessary.
As long as you can still use fastboot there's no need to use Odin or JIG to flash the ROM.
I assume that:
you already have clockworkmod recovery installed and it's working properly.
your phone model is I9020T (SAMOLED)
If those are correct, I'd suggest you to download the 2.3.3 OTA package and flash it via clockworkmod (use the menu "Install zip from sdcard")
After flashing you'll have 2.3.3 on GRI40 running. And if you want to continue updating to 2.3.4, there's a thread dedicated to the topic.
PROBLEM SOLVED! Big appreciation to sonnysekhon who helped me over the phone at 11 in the night!
I was guided to just unlock fastboot, load the cwr and go into usb storage, add the cyanogen mod 7 and voila, problem solved. Now my only problem is, I've got 2.3.3 and want to update it to 2.3.4. Is there any easy way to do this?
Again, I want to thank you guys for the help!
SovereigN7 said:
PROBLEM SOLVED! Big appreciation to sonnysekhon who helped me over the phone at 11 in the night!
I was guided to just unlock fastboot, load the cwr and go into usb storage, add the cyanogen mod 7 and voila, problem solved. Now my only problem is, I've got 2.3.3 and want to update it to 2.3.4. Is there any easy way to do this?
Again, I want to thank you guys for the help!
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Are you on cm7 or stock?
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I'm on cm7. It shows the cyanogen mod splash screen during bootup and has rom manager, file manager preinstalled.
I'm not really savvy when it comes to android mechanics because I just moved from itouch and iphones to androids couple days ago.
First of all. Congratulations on making the best decision! Iphone sucks. Lol.
Anyway, you can't update to 2.3.4 yet since its only available on stock right now. We're gonna have to wait until devs incorporate it into their custom roms. I believe there is a nightly version of cm7 that is already 2.3.4 but its not as stable as the 2.3.3 yet. hope that helps.
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yea you made the right move switching
Give it time you will get use to messing with Roms ..ect
I sat there last night on 1x dling the new firmware update for an hour and now when it reboots my phone and tries to install I get the triangle with an exclamation mark in the middle with the android guy below that.
Any ideas?????????
verapakill said:
I sat there last night on 1x dling the new firmware update for an hour and now when it reboots my phone and tries to install I get the triangle with an exclamation mark in the middle with the android guy below that.
Any ideas?????????
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Were you rooted?
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verapakill said:
I sat there last night on 1x dling the new firmware update for an hour and now when it reboots my phone and tries to install I get the triangle with an exclamation mark in the middle with the android guy below that.
Any ideas?????????
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Why would you download the OTA over 1x? You couldn't have waited until you were in a 3G area at least? I swear that some people lacking patience will be their downfall.
^Agreed with the poster above me. Sounds like you were rooted.
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Only took 5 minutes on 4G.
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I was rooted is that the problem?
It wouldn't let me download it in any other service. I had to use Lteonoff to put it in CDMA only mode just to get the update to pop up.
Umm... Yeah...
Can you boot in to recovery? I would just DL the rooted update from the dev section and flash that if you can get in to recovery. If you installed the new update you will lose root. You may have already fubar'd something. Try to reboot in to recovery by shutting the phone off and then hold volume down + pwr button to boot into Tue bootloader. Then select recovery from the options.
If you have a "P05IMG.zip" file at the root of your SD card it may not let you boot in to recovery.
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Ooops,did you not read up on it befor you did it? All the different forums warned about it before the ota was even out
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Ooops,did you not read up on it befor you did it? All the different forums warned about it before the ota was even out
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Exactly I just saw that there was an update so I gave it a shot.
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verapakill said:
Exactly I just saw that there was an update so I gave it a shot.
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Just hope you can use recovery or you may be screwed.
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Umm... Yeah...
Can you boot in to recovery? I would just DL the rooted update from the dev section and flash that if you can get in to recovery. If you installed the new update you will lose root. You may have already fubar'd something. Try to reboot in to recovery by shutting the phone off and then hold volume down + pwr button to boot into Tue bootloader. Then select recovery from the options.
If you have a "P05IMG.zip" file at the root of your SD card it may not let you boot in to recovery.
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I can boot into recovery that's hoe I pulled up my recovery from a month ago.
Which process is better? Unroot then download the update? Or use the leaked version which I am sure that is the same as the ota.
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I can boot into recovery that's hoe I pulled up my recovery from a month ago.
Which process is better? Unroot then download the update? Or use the leaked version which I am sure that is the same as the ota.
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Just flash a rooted version of the new update in the dev forum, saw two there.
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verapakill said:
I can boot into recovery that's hoe I pulled up my recovery from a month ago.
Which process is better? Unroot then download the update? Or use the leaked version which I am sure that is the same as the ota.
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go stock, not with the NEW OTA, then root using the auto root method on android central... then install the pre-rooted OTA rom posted on here. FYI you cannot ever do an OTA while rooted.
All you have to do to stop the update from forcing a reboot and trying to install (in which case it will fail because you are rooted) is boot into recovery and wipe cache only. Then you can make sure all your stuff is backed up. Then d/l the prerooted update and flash with clockwork.
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Just had a friend (not rooted TB) try the update but he phone kept going into 1x instead of 3G. So then he restarted the phone so he can regain the 3G connection to dwnload the update, but now phone says it cannot connect to server...any ideas what it could be..!? Ive been trying to convince him to root lol but wont budge....thanks in advance
Start a separate thread since his issue is different than the OP.
If he's not rooted tell him to call VZW or go in to the store. They can help him if he's not rooted.
If he roots then you can DL the update from the dev forum and install it.
If you need more help please start a new thread.
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Went back to stock then downloaded the firmware update from my computer and flashed it on my phone. All went successful.
I am trying to root my EVO. I once had it rooted and unrooted it...i think...with unrEVOked. I wanted to root the phone and install a custom rom again but I cant seem to get it to root.
I have tried unrEVOked(and followed all the easy steps to root on a forum....more then once), and once I got the initial screen were it sais to plug the phone in and make sure it has USBdebugging on, I do just that and nothing happens. so....
I tried to use Simple Root .1. Once again, found a forum on how to root with this program and followed the steps...more then once...and still no luck. With Simple Root I watched a video and in the video the prompt screen said that it was pushing a file to the phone and then it is suppose to go to the HBOOT screen....which does not happen on my phone, it skips that step and tells me to go to step 2, but I haven't completed step 1 yet....
I really dont know if me rooting the phone befor is causing this, but if anybody has any advice it would be greatly appreciated.
Thank
dizl.evo
If you're on the OTA gingerbread update then you won't be able to root.
I have not updated yet. It asked me to but i was about to root so didn't feel the need to update the HTC software.....
So you're not on 2.3? I don't have an evo, but the rroot process was pretty easy for me using unrevoked. USB debugging on, set to charge only. (Fastboot off, if that's an option in settings>power.)
when i first got the phone i rooted it with unrevoked and yea, it was easy....
But yes i actually am on 2.3.3.... Dont know if that is gingerbread or not...
here is my software info...
Android Version -2.3.3
Baseband Version -2.15.00.05.02
Kernel -2.6.35.10-g4e39384 [email protected] #1
Build number -4.22.651.2 CL60865 release-keys
Software number -4.22.651.2
Browser version -WebKit/533.1
PRI version -2.15_003
PRL Version -60680
Today, I randomly checked to see if there was a HTC update, and there was and it said that 2.3 (Gingerbread) 4.24.651.1 was available.....I dont know if any of that helps....
Can you get into recovery? What is the status of your hboot security?
Power off. Pull battery for 1 min. Hold volume down. Press power.
Report here if S on or S off please.
Try going into recovery.
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Try moving over to the EVO 4G forum for Q&A...
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Can you get into recovery? What is the status of your hboot security?
Power off. Pull battery for 1 min. Hold volume down. Press power.
Report here if S on or S off please.
Try going into recovery.
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HBOOT = s-off
as far as recovery, it shows a phone with a red triangle with an exclamation point.....
Good news! You are still rooted! (technicaly, S-off is not root, but just as good) Jump over to the EVO 4G forums and start reading! And asking questions here...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=652
You can flash a recovery that will allow you to, in turn, flash whatever ROM you would like...
I suggest Amon-Ra recovery.
Good luck!
I'm kind of surprised that you were having problems with unrevoked. That is probably because you somehow upgraded to 2.3.3. Unrevoked used the initial exploit of rageagainstthecage, and this was blocked in 2.3.3. However, you obviously used unrevoked some time BEFORE you received 2.3.3. Either way, just reflash a recovery pc36img.zip version of Amon Ra found here...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=705026
then download a ROM, I suggest MikG or Synergy to the root of your SD card and flash via recovery.
THANKS lil_bono. i really appreciate your help...
Ok so i went to the HBOOT screen and clicked recovery and it failed....so is a flashrecovery different or am i going to still run into the same problem of it giving me that red triangle??
Youre welcome. Yes. Flashed recovery can be of different types and is what you need. It will have locally packaged commands instead of the stock adb connection only. Head over to the EVO forums and start searching and reading.
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Hey guys,
Can't seem to find a solution to my problem. I restored my phone using LG-P999-V10f back to factory rom, unrooted my phone and now it's back to 2.2.2. I tried updating my phone, but it just tells me "Current version is the latest version."
One other annoying issue I've encountered is that when my display turns off either from inactivity or from pushing the power button once, I can't go back to the phone. Pushing the power button again just brings up a blank screen, which leads to me being forced to take out the battery and reboot.
Any idea what's going on here?
When I quit using my g2x as a daily phone I restored it back to stock and unrooted it also (was on weapon). Everyday I would check for the update and it always said current version is the latest. Basically what I'm saying is, just like the 1st time GB was rolled out ota, not everyone will receive the update.
I finally said screw it and flashed bionix reloaded 1.2.
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Did you also restore the stock recovery? Without the stock recovery the OTA will not work. At least that is how I understand it.
If you want a better stock-like experience try the Weapon Rom.
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Hey guys,
Can't seem to find a solution to my problem. I restored my phone using LG-P999-V10f back to factory rom, unrooted my phone and now it's back to 2.2.2. I tried updating my phone, but it just tells me "Current version is the latest version."
One other annoying issue I've encountered is that when my display turns off either from inactivity or from pushing the power button once, I can't go back to the phone. Pushing the power button again just brings up a blank screen, which leads to me being forced to take out the battery and reboot.
Any idea what's going on here?
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Also depends on your carrier, some don't offer the OTA update.
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Did you also restore the stock recovery? Without the stock recovery the OTA will not work. At least that is how I understand it.
If you want a better stock-like experience try the Weapon Rom.
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Oh yeah thanks for pointing that out. I had restored stock recovery on mine.
I just wanted the newer baseband. But life shall go on. I suffer less phone frustration using my sgs4g as the everyday driver anyway.
just nvflash it back to 2.3.3. A lot easier but will wipe everything and make the phone entirely stock gb. Not sure if it changes baseband read through the thread and see.
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kwes1020 said:
just nvflash it back to 2.3.3. A lot easier but will wipe everything and make the phone entirely stock gb. Not sure if it changes baseband read through the thread and see.
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Any chance you could point me to link to the file for it? Is it a "restoreable" version that looks completely factorylike? Planning to eBay this phone to the next owner.
Much appreciated.
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Did you also restore the stock recovery? Without the stock recovery the OTA will not work. At least that is how I understand it.
If you want a better stock-like experience try the Weapon Rom.
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Yep I did.
zeth006 said:
Any chance you could point me to link to the file for it? Is it a "restoreable" version that looks completely factorylike? Planning to eBay this phone to the next owner.
Much appreciated.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=17258229
It wipes everything and returns phone to complete factory state. Recovery and all. Follow the directions exactly as their stated.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=17258229
It wipes everything and returns phone to complete factory state. Recovery and all. Follow the directions exactly as their stated.
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Is that for 2.3?
ETA: NVM, it does. I'm going to give it a shot in a bit. Thanks!
Dumb question. How do I install the APX zip file in that guide???
ETA: Figured it out, didn't need to install it. Forgot that I'd already done it here.
Phone's now update to 2.3.3, stupid black screen of death that appears when I try to turn my screen on is gone!
One last question. Is 2.3.3 the most updated version of Gingerbread available? Is there a more updated version out there I should install to?
Once the baseband has been updated you can no longer use the LG Updater to update the rom as it checks the baseband. If the baseband is a later version then expected for the rom it will not update.
You need to flash CWM Recovery using NVFlash and then flash the ROM of your choice, whether it is a stock rom or a custom rom.
So from T-Mobile today, they announced that testing has been completed and everything should be all set and the update is coming out very soon.
So what I want to do is make sure everything on my phone checks out OK for the OTA update. Meaning, I want to make sure I have S-ON and stock recovery.
***I did not root my phone or install a custom ROM on it***
I unlocked the bootloader using the tool from htcdev.com. I don't know if I have the stock recovery still on my phone, I am assuming that I still do, but just for precaution I would like to make sure that I do.
What should I do to my phone to ensure that I get the OTA update? How would I go about doing that? Thanks a lot!
You'll be fine as long as you have stock recovery, you don't need to be s on or anything else. I updated to ota on my unbranded sensation and I was rooted and s off. I just flashed stock recovery in hboot before and it updated fine.
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OK how would I know if I have stock recovery and only stock recovery on my phone? I'm a complete noob when it comes to this.
Turn the phone off, press and hold power and volume down til hboot screen appears, once in hboot use volume keys to navigate to 'recovery' then press power to select it and if you get a screen with a phone icon and no menu appears at the top of the screen then you have stock recovery installed. And you can only have 1 recovery installed at a time.
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Ok now how would I be able to get out of the recovery page? Will I have to remove the battery? I don't recall there being a return or back button in HBOOT.
Also, how could I go about relocking my sensation?
Yeah remove battery or just press volume and up and hold and a menu should appear, reboot should be on there. Locking your bootloader is unnecessary, as long as you have stock recovery it will update and the update will relock the bootloader when it installs the updated one.
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Ok thanks!
No problem
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Ok it appears that I have stock recovery! And I won't be relocking the bootloader. Now here's to hoping that T-Mobile's very soon means the same thing to our very soon. Thanks for all the help!
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Turn the phone off, press and hold power and volume down til hboot screen appears, once in hboot use volume keys to navigate to 'recovery' then press power to select it and if you get a screen with a phone icon and no menu appears at the top of the screen then you have stock recovery installed. And you can only have 1 recovery installed at a time.
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Just to confirm, its supposed to show a phone with a red exclamation point on it correct?
lol why update at all
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Just to confirm, its supposed to show a phone with a red exclamation point on it correct?
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Yeah you're good.
For what its worth someone will have a rooted version of the stock update available for download within a few days of the update coming out. So of something doesnt work you will atill be able to get it.
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Skipjacks said:
Yeah you're good.
For what its worth someone will have a rooted version of the stock update available for download within a few days of the update coming out. So of something doesnt work you will atill be able to get it.
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Thanks, and the problem is I don't have S-OFF since I didn't use Revolutionary. I used the HTC unlocker tool. I am waiting for the ICS update before I start messing around, though I probably won't because the only thing I would want to do is disable bloatware which I can do anyways.