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Am I the only one....

Who has not got the update yet? I ran a backup and SBF'd as soon as I saw the update was being pushed and now I feel like the fat kid on the playground who always gets picked last.

Brenardo said:
Who has not got the update yet? I ran a backup and SBF'd as soon as I saw the update was being pushed and now I feel like the fat kid on the playground who always gets picked last.
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hi there, this is out of the update question
can u tell me how can i backup the whole android (stock) system?
thanks alot ^^""

Rom manager. Flash Clockwork recovery then boot into recovery. Use volume buttons to select backup and restore choose backup and let CwR do its work.

Brenardo said:
Rom manager. Flash Clockwork recovery then boot into recovery. Use volume buttons to select backup and restore choose backup and let CwR do its work.
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hi there, thanks for the reply,
do u mean i have to download the Rom Manager, install it, and then go into CWM?

Me either
I have NOT received anything for an update. 100% stock, never rooted or unlocked wi-fi only........

I haven't received it yet either, I"m on stock, rooted, but still, trying to manually update now, having some issues though.
And for the wifi xoom I'm pretty sure they said it would be a few weeks before that was pushed out however they plan on doing that.
There's instructions to do that manually too though if needed on here.

unroot confirmation

hey all, currently have a g2x rooted with cm7, and i've been looking to unroot;
just to make sure i dont do anything stupid, i wanna run this through with you guys:
first i would flash the stock 2.3.3 ota rom for g2x
then use the http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1056847 (one click nv flasher) to get back to lg stock recovery by clicking 'flash stock recovery' (do i need to dl anything extra for this?)
then im done, correct? if i boot up, ill get all the stock rom and apps and bloatware and etc back right?
thanks!
edit: how do i know which version of clockwork mod i have installed? im not sure if i did the external sd support or not...

You've gone back to a stock ROM, you've gone back to the stock recovery, but you haven't actually unrooted.
Whichever method you used to root, you should be able to use that same method to unroot.
UPDATE:
I was originally under the assumption that your 2.3.3. ROM was rooted. If it is stock you should be fine.

sorry for bump, but i read in tga_gunmans post that ppl should flash a rooted 2.3.3 rom and use superoneclick to unroot...would my method work too?

No your way would not work because the stock OTA by xboarder is rooted. Do what tga_gunman said. Flash the rom, use my unroot zip in CWM (deletes root files) and then flash the stock recovery. Busybox will still be on the phone but nobody should be looking for that.
Unroot zip: http://www.mediafire.com/?2vr7cmgg7qcdn14

Easiest way to confirm if your not rooted would be to install Superuser from the market. It'll tell you if the phone's not rooted.

There is an app on the market called Root Checker which is free. It will tell you if you are rooted or not.

A little extra help for me?
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No your way would not work because the stock OTA by xboarder is rooted. Do what tga_gunman said. Flash the rom, use my unroot zip in CWM (deletes root files) and then flash the stock recovery. Busybox will still be on the phone but nobody should be looking for that.
Unroot zip:
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Thanks for your help jboxer. Forgive my noob-like understanding of rooting/unrooting terminology. Hopefully you'll be able to understand what I did.
Last night I went ahead with the unrooting process on my G2X which was running Gingerbread & CM7 following this youtube video (can't post link due to noobiness: watch?v=ryGIv8KQVIE), the order that this guy goes in is:
1. Wiping all cache/user data/formatting in CWM recovery
2. Restore to a barebones stock data in CWM recovery
3. Flash to go back to Stock using OneClickRecovery
4. SuperOneClick to unroot phone
What I ended up doing was restoring my phone to the backup that I created on my sd card when first rooting my phone rather than download that zip file in the video description which is a completely fresh start.
However, whenever I flashed to go back to stock using OneClickRecovery, it gave me that total barebones fresh start where I had to completely set up my Android from the first start screen and I lost my backup. Also, when I go to unroot the phone with that zip file, I don't know how to 'install from zip' after I've lost CWM Recovery menu. So, I flashed back to CWM so I could recover my backup from my SD Card again and install the 'unroot.zip' that you linked and it ran alright and I restarted, but I still had 'SuperUser' in my App drawer telling me that I was still rooted.
I ended up calling it good last night after spending two hours on it. I left my phone rooted, with CWM recovery still on my phone, but I at least I had my backup Gingerbread image with no CM7 mod. So, my phone is functional, but I would like to complete this process of unrooting completely.
Could you perhaps give a little guidance and clarity to what I'm missing or not understanding? I'd love to unroot/flash back to stock recovery/remove all evidence of rooting AND keep my recovered backup that I have before I even started rooting my phone.
Thank you so much for all your help, everybody.

[Q] Restore backup to get ICS OTA Update?

Before I go wiping my device again in anticipation of getting the OTA ICS update...
I made a backup of my device when I was on the original Honeycomb build after rooting. I then switched to the Prime ROM. I'm assuming that I can just restore my Honeycomb update, get Root Keeper and install the OTA update. Am I correct, or is there something that will stop me from doing this?
Edit: Also, when restoring a backup using CWM, does it automatically wipe the device before restoring, or does that need to be done manually?

I believe you also need to restore the original recovery. The last time I tried to flash an upgrade on my rooted stock image using CWM, it rebooted after downloading and rejected the (non-stock) recovery. I'm guessing the ICS update will require a reboot into the stock recovery as well.

Spookymonster said:
I believe you also need to restore the original recovery. The last time I tried to flash an upgrade on my rooted stock image using CWM, it rebooted after downloading and rejected the (non-stock) recovery. I'm guessing the ICS update will require a reboot into the stock recovery as well.
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Indeed, no OTA update when original recovery is not installed.

I looked around a bit and saw how to unroot and restore to stock recovery... is there an easy way to just restore stock recovery? My plan was to restore my stock backup (to get off revolver) and then can go from CWM -> Stock, I just wasn't sure how to do the last part without undoing everything and fully returning to stock/no root.

It's also very possible that Root Keeper will not work since this is a new firmware form the ground up.

chadcspencer said:
It's also very possible that Root Keeper will not work since this is a new firmware form the ground up.
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OTA Rootkeeper do not work if the system partition is formatted. Which is not the until now. Also people reported OTA rootkeeper worked to get root back after ICS update.
Otherwise use vipermod option 1 to root on ICS.

darkstar107 said:
Before I go wiping my device again in anticipation of getting the OTA ICS update...
I made a backup of my device when I was on the original Honeycomb build after rooting. I then switched to the Prime ROM. I'm assuming that I can just restore my Honeycomb update, get Root Keeper and install the OTA update. Am I correct, or is there something that will stop me from doing this?
Edit: Also, when restoring a backup using CWM, does it automatically wipe the device before restoring, or does that need to be done manually?
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I just did exactly this. I had a nandroid backup of my original stock honeycomb so I restored the backup (I had some problems with the kernel after restoring from Revolver with some OC kernel, but flashing "plain" Revolver and then restoring the stock rom from the backup did the trick).
After that I made sure that everything is OK - I checked that I'm on the correct pieces of the software, in particular the kernel. All looked fine so I pulled OTA update, but before applying it I had to restore stock recovery. For this I used the stock recovery linked in this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1154947 Just downloaded it, placed it on my SD card, rebooted into CWM recovery and flashed it (pleas note - I only downloaded this single file, not needed to download any other files mentioned n the above thread since I already been on rooted stock rom).
After booting the TF again, I made sure that my root is backed up with Supercurio's Root Keeper, then I applied the OTA and after a few minutes I was happy user of ICSed Transformer.
Please note that what worked in my case may not work in yours though. So be careful, think twice, and keep in mind that it's your decision - your risk (and if something goes wrong - your brick )
BTW, all applications, data, etc. are still in place. Root was restored via Root Keeper. Then I downloaded some updates of applications and so far I'm fine.

[Q] a little help

ive been rooted for a long time now, i have a Moto Attrix 2. recently i did the updated to the 2.3.6 but before i did, i went ahead and did the perminent root method. this helped me keep root. now i want to jump into Roms. i'm not new to this. i had a Droid X proir to the Attrix. so i kinda know my way around. sorta..aha, ive read the process of the rom i want to install on to my phone which is supercharge Rom

So do you have a question, I couldn't tell from your post

awe man, i'm sorry about that.
my question...actually the question is about the process needed to be taken. i read thru the steps to flash supercharge rom V5 but, i have no clue to where start from since i have not flash a rom on this device.? so i'm startin off from scretch i'm sorry about that, i shoulda proof read that..lol, before i posted.

Step 1)Install CW recovery from this link http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1346977
Step 2) Run it and reboot into recovery
Step 3) MAKE A BACKUP! I repeat MAKE A BACKUP! this is important in case something goes wrong while flashing a new rom you can flash your backup and return your phone to normal.
Once you have learned to do that you can now start flashing roms. Just download the roms and follow the directions in the roms. ALL ROMS REQUIRE CW Recovery to install so you'll get used to it. I just wanted u to follow those 3 steps before you start flashing roms. People forget to make backups and they end up losing all their info.
Read the BEGINNERS GUIDE it has all the info you could ever need.

eL_MeXiCaNo said:
Step 1)Install CW recovery from this link http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1346977
Step 2) Run it and reboot into recovery
Step 3) MAKE A BACKUP! I repeat MAKE A BACKUP! this is important in case something goes wrong while flashing a new rom you can flash your backup and return your phone to normal.
Once you have learned to do that you can now start flashing roms. Just download the roms and follow the directions in the roms. ALL ROMS REQUIRE CW Recovery to install so you'll get used to it. I just wanted u to follow those 3 steps before you start flashing roms. People forget to make backups and they end up losing all their info.
Read the BEGINNERS GUIDE it has all the info you could ever need.
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thanks bro, i got that part down, ive been rollin around with a back up for weeks now ..
oh yea and the other thing, when i went and did the forever root before the OTA update, the one thing that didn't update was the baseband.

Droid_Boi86 said:
thanks bro, i got that part down, ive been rollin around with a back up for weeks now ..
oh yea and the other thing, when i went and did the forever root before the OTA update, the one thing that didn't update was the baseband.
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Dont worry about ever doing the forever root there's a root method for 2.3.6
Before flashing any rom I suggest you flash the 2.3.5 FXZ and update to 2.3.6 and then root it. This way you start from a fresh base and don't have any random bugs that would take a long time to hunt down and fix due to coming from a non-stock rom.

Ask away. What questions do you have? I recommend installing CWM on Recovery zip (and download the remove script while your at it you might want that). Revoke root rights to Bootstrap after installing the on boot zip. It takes one cycled reboot for the script to take effect. Make sure it works before installing any ROMs. Read the Read Me file for supercharged before installing. That's a few tips from me. Oh, if you have a windows based PC install and know how to use RSD lite and the fxz file in case of a disaster. In other words incase you can't recover from some unforeseen event using your phone and CWM Recovery alone. Make sure your battery is fully charged before installing a new ROM. Off the top of my head those tips come to mind.
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KEB64 said:
Ask away. What questions do you have? I recommend installing CWM on Recovery zip (and download the remove script while your at it you might want that). Revoke root rights to Bootstrap after installing the on boot zip. It takes one cycled reboot for the script to take effect. Make sure it works before installing any ROMs. Read the Read Me file for supercharged before installing. That's a few tips from me. Oh, if you have a windows based PC install and know how to use RSD lite and the fxz file in case of a disaster. In other words incase you can't recover from some unforeseen event using your phone and CWM Recovery alone. Make sure your battery is fully charged before installing a new ROM. Off the top of my head those tips come to mind.
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whats the reason for denying bootstrap su? ive seen this before and im a 3year android user/flasher and ive yet to deny my bootstrap su after installing anything. so, just wondering why.

rob219 said:
whats the reason for denying bootstrap su? ive seen this before and im a 3year android user/flasher and ive yet to deny my bootstrap su after installing anything. so, just wondering why.
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Because if you dont deny bootstrap SU after FLASHING CWM ON STARTUP zip then you will not get CWM everytime you boot up, it's a bug. So if you want CWM everytime you boot your phone you have to deny bootstrap SU. Other than that IDK the exact technical details on why it does this, it just does.

KEB64 said:
Ask away. What questions do you have? I recommend installing CWM on Recovery zip (and download the remove script while your at it you might want that). Revoke root rights to Bootstrap after installing the on boot zip. It takes one cycled reboot for the script to take effect. Make sure it works before installing any ROMs. Read the Read Me file for supercharged before installing. That's a few tips from me. Oh, if you have a windows based PC install and know how to use RSD lite and the fxz file in case of a disaster. In other words incase you can't recover from some unforeseen event using your phone and CWM Recovery alone. Make sure your battery is fully charged before installing a new ROM. Off the top of my head those tips come to mind.
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thanks alot man, as far as the RSD lite goes i kno my way aroung that. so i should be good. but as for the first thing you suggested. about the CVM on Recovery Zip? i wanna learn how to do that, meaning install CVM properly. if you could explain or shot me a link to where i read up on it.

Droid_Boi86 said:
thanks alot man, as far as the RSD lite goes i kno my way aroung that. so i should be good. but as for the first thing you suggested. about the CVM on Recovery Zip? i wanna learn how to do that, meaning install CVM properly. if you could explain or shot me a link to where i read up on it.
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Sorry KEB - not to step on your toes or anything, but...
Get and install the A2 Bootstrap from here.
You can now boot into "Recovery" mode through the Bootstrap app. You can test it first or you can just go and get the CWM on Boot zip files here. Download the two zip attachments in the first post to your sdcard.
Then open the A2 Bootstapper app - click the top button, then ok, then the 2nd button.. and viola! It will boot into recovery.
Then wipe your cache partition, and dalvik cache, and install zip from sdcard. "...Global..." zip makes it boot into recovery every time you reboot, and the "..Remove.." zip removes it.
Good luck. Happy reading!

alteredlikeness said:
Sorry KEB - not to step on your toes or anything, but...
Get the A2 Bootstrap from here.
Get ROM Manager from the Google Play Store.
Install both.
You can now boot into "Recovery" mode through the Bootstrap app. You can test it first or you can just go and get the CWM on Boot zip files here. Download the two zip attachments in the first post to your sdcard.
Then open the A2 Bootstapper app - click the top button, then ok, then the 2nd button.. and viola! It will boot into recovery.
Then wipe your cache partition, and dalvik cache, and install zip from sdcard. "...Global..." zip makes it boot into recovery every time you reboot, and the "..Remove.." zip removes it.
Good luck. Happy reading!
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thanks for that good explaination on that. now i gotta figure out why my laptop isn't seeing my phone...=/

Droid_Boi86 said:
thanks for that good explaination on that. now i gotta figure out why my laptop isn't seeing my phone...=/
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Make sure you have the drivers downloaded for the Atrix 2.

thethird84 said:
Make sure you have the drivers downloaded for the Atrix 2.
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By "seeing your phone," do you mean ADB-wise? Settings -> Applications -> Development -> USB Debugging (enable)

PM me if you need any help. I have Supercharged V5 update 2 running and I love it. there are some things you need to do to make sure it works right though.

thanks alot! i will do..

[q] pllleeeezzzzz help

I have the moto q ota update and rooted. i used online nandroid app to make backup. I was playing around with bootstraper because i didn't want to unlock just yet. phone rebooted but stuck on yellow sprint screen. will not go passed that. I wiped cache and did factory reset but to no luck. i can see my nondroid backup but how do use it.
i just got this phone someone pls help

dwaynet89 said:
I have the moto q ota update and rooted. i used online nandroid app to make backup. I was playing around with bootstraper because i didn't want to unlock just yet. phone rebooted but stuck on yellow sprint screen. will not go passed that. I wiped cache and did factory reset but to no luck. i can see my nondroid backup but how do use it.
i just got this phone someone pls help
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Just boot into either twrp or cwm recovery and install nandroid from there. be sure to wipe before installing nandroid back-up

I dont have either one. I only rooted. Didn't unlock or add custom recovery.
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dwaynet89 said:
I dont have either one. I only rooted. Didn't unlock or add custom recovery.
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You... need a custom recovery in order to take and restore any backups.
Why were you messing with things like this without a way to restore your backups? You need a proper recovery in order to do these things.
Perhaps try unlocking & flashing CWM/TWRP. You've got nothing to lose at this point...

you might have to unlock and flash one now i dont know what bootstrapper you used but i dont think one has been made for the Q since we have a unlockable bootloader

arrrghhh said:
You... need a custom recovery in order to take and restore any backups.
Why were you messing with things like this without a way to restore your backups? You need a proper recovery in order to do these things.
Perhaps try unlocking & flashing CWM/TWRP. You've got nothing to lose at this point...
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I was just looking into unlocking and flashing one. But to answer q I was trying look into possibly modifying a bootstrap for the q for people like me who really didn't want to unlock and that seems to have been a very stupid idea.
Thank you for the replys and any other suggestions you have I am all ears
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Rangerbry said:
you might have to unlock and flash one now i dont know what bootstrapper you used but i dont think one has been made for the Q since we have a unlockable bootloader
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Okay I unlocked and tried to flash twrp but this is what I get
Sending recovery
Okay
Writing recovery
Bootloader Battery low
Failed remote failure
Finished
Do I need to wait for it to charge or am I doing something wrong
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dwaynet89 said:
Okay I unlocked and tried to flash twrp but this is what I get
Sending recovery
Okay
Writing recovery
Bootloader Battery low
Failed remote failure
Finished
Do I need to wait for it to charge or am I doing something wrong
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Yeah, let it charge for a bit & try again.
-Saint

You we're right after letting it charge I got twrp installed. Now how do I use the nandroid backup. I can get to it but it doesn't let me install it.
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Do you have a backup saved on your memory card or is your nandroid saved online? If it's online only you might be somewhat screwed over.... luckily someone hosted a stock backup. I'll walk you through it once we see exactly what's going on.

sixxt9 said:
Do you have a backup saved on your memory card or is your nandroid saved online? If it's online only you might be somewhat screwed over.... luckily someone hosted a stock backup. I'll walk you through it once we see exactly what's going on.
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Okay when i say i love yal I LLOOVVEE all of yal. my photon is up and running. I did have an online nandroid backup but what i did was download the twrp photon backup extract it and took the backup i made with twrp and swapped out the files. I Love yal and i take no credit for the last part. someone else did that in a different thread. Now i can go to bed without the fear of my wife killing me.
one question- i am back to pre-ota update. how do i go about installing it now s
ince im unlocked. but take your time responding im bout to go to bed with a smile on my face thanks to you guys.

dwaynet89 said:
Okay when i say i love yal I LLOOVVEE all of yal. my photon is up and running. I did have an online nandroid backup but what i did was download the twrp photon backup extract it and took the backup i made with twrp and swapped out the files. I Love yal and i take no credit for the last part. someone else did that in a different thread. Now i can go to bed without the fear of my wife killing me.
one question- i am back to pre-ota update. how do i go about installing it now s
ince im unlocked. but take your time responding im bout to go to bed with a smile on my face thanks to you guys.
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go to the settings/system update and click on update motorola software... you should get the update downloaded again. oh, make anothere backup with twrp to your sdcard BEFORE you update. and after you update also... if you like., it will save you a hell of a hassel, as you well see..

Just to amend that ... you need completely stock system and boot partitions as well as a stock recovery or the update will fail on install.

sixxt9 said:
Just to amend that ... you need completely stock system and boot partitions as well as a stock recovery or the update will fail on install.
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Okay do i get that from shabbys files and flash? I think i have a stock system i used the stock odexed files from here to restore my phone.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=
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That link won't load but assuming your system partition is bone stock and odexed you're good there. If not yogi hosted his a few pages back and I can vouch as well that those work perfectly. You'll for sure need the stock recovery and to be on the safe side I'd flash the stock boot partition, both img files are hosted with shabby's files.
Here are the steps:
1. Restore your stock system partition
2. Download stock recovery.img (and boot.img recommended) to your adb folder.
3. Reboot into bootloader/fastboot mode
-adb reboot bootloader
4. Flash stock recovery (and boot partition recommended)
- fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
- fastboot flash boot boot.img
- fastboot reboot
5. Accept OTA prompt or force update via settings.
6. Once it finishes downloading, it'll prompt to install. Accept it and it'll power off your phone and apply the update. Assuming your system, recovery, and boot partitions are correct the update will install with no problems.
7. Phone will guide you through some prompts and update profile and PRL once it loads. Once this completes it's recommended that you force update those again as the PRL the update downloads seems to be old.
You should be golden from there. If you wish to re-root, simply reflash your recovery (twrp or cwm), reboot into it and install the superSU zip again.
***NOTE*** Arrrghhh's kernel (at least up to .05) isn't completely compatable with this update. Flashing it WILL mess up your wifi, and we haven't found a fix for that other than reverting to the old software and starting the update over.

sixxt9 said:
That link won't load but assuming your system partition is bone stock and odexed you're good there. If not yogi hosted his a few pages back and I can vouch as well that those work perfectly. You'll for sure need the stock recovery and to be on the safe side I'd flash the stock boot partition, both img files are hosted with shabby's files.
Here are the steps:
1. Restore your stock system partition
2. Download stock recovery.img (and boot.img recommended) to your adb folder.
3. Reboot into bootloader/fastboot mode
-adb reboot bootloader
4. Flash stock recovery (and boot partition recommended)
- fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
- fastboot flash boot boot.img
- fastboot reboot
5. Accept OTA prompt or force update via settings.
6. Once it finishes downloading, it'll prompt to install. Accept it and it'll power off your phone and apply the update. Assuming your system, recovery, and boot partitions are correct the update will install with no problems.
7. Phone will guide you through some prompts and update profile and PRL once it loads. Once this completes it's recommended that you force update those again as the PRL the update downloads seems to be old.
You should be golden from there. If you wish to re-root, simply reflash your recovery (twrp or cwm), reboot into it and install the superSU zip again.
***NOTE*** Arrrghhh's kernel (at least up to .05) isn't completely compatable with this update. Flashing it WILL mess up your wifi, and we haven't found a fix for that other than reverting to the old software and starting the update over.
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Okay thanks for that. Im sorry about the link not working but i looked at the stock files you were talking about and they are the same. Im going to give this a try tomorrow after church b/c i gettn ready to go to work but i will let you know how i end up.
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pleeease send me a copy of ur twrp nandroid photon q 4g lte backup
dwaynet89 said:
Okay when i say i love yal I LLOOVVEE all of yal. my photon is up and running. I did have an online nandroid backup but what i did was download the twrp photon backup extract it and took the backup i made with twrp and swapped out the files. I Love yal and i take no credit for the last part. someone else did that in a different thread. Now i can go to bed without the fear of my wife killing me.
one question- i am back to pre-ota update. how do i go about installing it now s
ince im unlocked. but take your time responding im bout to go to bed with a smile on my face thanks to you guys.
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Will u plz post a link with the nandroid backup that works to get my Photon Q back to stock? Thnx

c2gemineyes said:
Will u plz post a link with the nandroid backup that works to get my Photon Q back to stock? Thnx
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Here is the link where I got mine
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=
If the link dosen't work just go a couple threads down from this one to the that says their phone gets stuck on Sprint screen and follow the links there.
Edit: I don't know why but the link dosen't work just go to the thread
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Okay I am trying to flash stock recovery and all I'm getting is waiting on device. Is this normal?
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dwaynet89 said:
Okay I am trying to flash stock recovery and all I'm getting is waiting on device. Is this normal?
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Do you have ADB enabled?
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