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Do you have an i9020A? Because the update is only for that model.
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Rem3Dy said:
Do you have an i9020A? Because the update is only for that model.
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I do. the update has been pushed to rogers users already but for some reason I haven't gotten it. I installed 2.3.4 manually a while back cause the ota update failed. could that be the problem?
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Was their another update today? Thought I got the one from other day
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Yes but if your rooted don't install the update. There is a thread for rooted T-bolts with the update.
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Was their another update today? Thought I got the one from other day
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There have been a total of two official OTA updates for the Thunderbolt.
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FlagAZ said:
Yes but if your rooted don't install the update. There is a thread for rooted T-bolts with the update.
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there was no 2nd update as of today.
After i ignore an posted i later went bak n search forupdates with nOthing showing up lawl my software is july 9th. So unno
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jlmassey said:
After i ignore an posted i later went bak n search forupdates with nOthing showing up lawl my software is july 9th. So unno
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July 9th was MR2. You might have just gotten MR1 really late.
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I updated my phone just like yesterday as well and I have been thinking I want to root my phone I just don't know how to do it (my dx I had previously was rooted and knew all Ab it but idk Ab HTC phones and Apple computers..) since I did this second update does that mean I can't root my phone anymore?
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csrozier said:
I updated my phone just like yesterday as well and I have been thinking I want to root my phone I just don't know how to do it (my dx I had previously was rooted and knew all Ab it but idk Ab HTC phones and Apple computers..) since I did this second update does that mean I can't root my phone anymore?
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You can still root it. Follow the normal instructions.
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I have a rooted nexus s... Stock rom... And if I update it via ota is it alright to do that?
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Shivammcool said:
I have a rooted nexus s... Stock rom... And if I update it via ota is it alright to do that?
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Yes. But after OTA root & custom recovery is out.
Have the Stock, Rooted AT&T version they just were selling at Best Buy. Don't attempt the OTA update. when I did this morning, the phone rebooted to the exclamation/android screen. thankfully pulling the battery let it boot back to normal. I may have to un-root in order to install 2.3.6.
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metalgeek said:
Have the Stock, Rooted AT&T version they just were selling at Best Buy. Don't attempt the OTA update. when I did this morning, the phone rebooted to the exclamation/android screen. thankfully pulling the battery let it boot back to normal. I may have to un-root in order to install 2.3.6.
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That is called recovery, and it is how updates get installed.
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matt2053 said:
That is called recovery, and it is how updates get installed.
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Lol this is funny
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matt2053 said:
That is called recovery, and it is how updates get installed.
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isn't that a failed update though?
I'm trying to update my friends nexus s which he bought from Cincinnati bells store and when I click restart and install it always stops halfway through and says installation aborted. Anyone know how to make this work?
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C-4Nati said:
I'm trying to update my friends nexus s which he bought from Cincinnati bells store and when I click restart and install it always stops halfway through and says installation aborted. Anyone know how to make this work?
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Have you rooted or installed a rom?
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No its a ota
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No its a ota
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I get that its an OTA but when it was first bought... did u root or flash a rom or was it bought and then Attempted an OTA?
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YourMainDude said:
I get that its an OTA but when it was first bought... did u root or flash a rom or was it bought and then Attempted an OTA?
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It was bought brand new. Some rumors say Cincinnati bell have something to stop the ota from successfully happening. If true or not I'm trying to find a way to do it without rooting etc..
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why don't you manually update? stock rom?
How long does it take and is it hard to root I need to do it soon, but will I still get ota updates?
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i doesnt take long. you wont get ota updates but u can flash roms. to root got to nexusshacks . com no spaces
Just root using OCR..
5 minutes only
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Should I wait for official Ics first?
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adam1996wilson said:
Should I wait for official Ics first?
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The official ICS is already out?!
Also you can install OTA updates and keep root just install 'OTA RootKeeper' from the android market when you have successfully rooted your device
I didn't test it yet because I modded my stock rom too much and there wasn't an update >4.0.3 yet. But the app is from supercurio and will probably work well
you can flash a stock otA ICS 4.0.3 rom after rooting
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The official ICS is already out?!
Also you can install OTA updates and keep root just install 'OTA RootKeeper' from the android market when you have successfully rooted your device
I didn't test it yet because I modded my stock rom too much and there wasn't an update >4.0.3 yet. But the app is from supercurio and will probably work well
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I have 4.0.3 but they are releasing a new version
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adam1996wilson said:
I have 4.0.3 but they are releasing a new version
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actually they seem to rerollout the same version like you can read here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1442114
I had the non us version of the nexus s. It was stuck on 2.3.3. I dont recall where i got the update( I downloaded one from one of the threads on xda as there was no update available whenever I checked for ota) but I flashed it with 2.3.6. After that I received notifications for ics 4.0 then after applying that ota I got one for 4.0.4 I believe then one for jelly bean 4.1.2. Though all the updates went fine now I dont get signal on any network. When I look for manual network search it shows unknown network found and I cant connect. Could this be because I might have flashed a cdma version? If so how can i go back to stock 4.1.2 for the gsm model?
Start with this flash factory for the device http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=33956691
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n2d551 said:
Start with this flash factory for the device http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=33956691
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I will try it in a a few days as my cuz took the phone to a different city. Just a quick question should I go back to 2.3.3 stock? Or 4.1.2?
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It's a preferred thing. I personally would go with ics, while a few swear that gb is faster & stable
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