Alright, so I'm having issues.
After not turning my completely stock Xoom on since February, I booted her up today. The Ice Cream Sandwich update downloaded and I tried to install it, but it errored out, and when I rebooted, it said it was up to date even though it was still on Honeycomb.
So I say, well screw it! I'll root and ROM it then!
So I did this:
(new user I can't post links, but search youtube for "Root Motorola XOOM with Android 4.0.3 Platform Ice Cream Sandwich"
Which seemed to work. Superuser is installed and I'm rooted, ROM manager flashed the newest version of ClockWorkMod for me, and I thought I was on my way to some seriously upgraded software.
I thought wrong.
I don't want to leave it where it is because it's on version 3.2.1, build HTK75D. Not acceptable. I can't install the OTA update anymore because when I try to, it gives me the picture of the Android with a ! in a triangle next to it and I have to hard reset. Okay so I'll download something better than a stock ROM from ROM manager. Right? Wrong.
Apparently since I never sent it off or the 4G upgrade(I never wanted VZW service on it, I only wanted to use it wifi, I got it for free winning a sales contest working at verizon), it seems that I am horribly limited in the ROMs I can pick from. Team EOS seems to be a good pick, but NONE of their software is downloadable, all of the links are broken, both on ROM manager and through these forms/their website.
I've tried installing a couple of stock updates through ClockWork as update.zip error out when I try.
The one that does this is the file "IMM76L from HTK75D" which should be precisely what I need:
Verifying current system...
assert failed: apply_patch_check("EMMC: /dev/block/platform/sdhci-tegra.3/by-name/boot: 8388608: 8fe0df6c1ee72cc7a302cca6d501f3736f9e2351: 8388608: 1026267ea3f01b247ea2f1ce59934e307d9e093b")
E: Error in /sdcard/update.zip
(Status 7)
Installation aborted.
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And the other says something very similar.
I'm about to pull my hair out here. I don't know what to do.
Help, please... ;_;
Goo.Im which is where teameos, and many other roms are hosted, is having g some serious problems today. Apparently it is being fixed.
The teameos ROMs are great! So my suggestion is a little patience until they get thing repaired then install eos JB.
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dersh said:
Goo.Im which is where teameos, and many other roms are hosted, is having g some serious problems today. Apparently it is being fixed.
The teameos ROMs are great! So my suggestion is a little patience until they get thing repaired then install eos JB.
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Ah, well, I should have figured as much.
So I actually freaked out a little and used the utility to restore the factory image. So thirty minutes and countless reboots later, I'm on Ice Cream Sandwich and fully stable - yay! But, ideally I would like to get on one of the EOS rooms since I hear they're great.
So... at the risk of sounding inept... what now? Thanks.
Unfortunately you picked the weekend that Goo.im is updating their servers.
please be aware of upcoming maintenance on 8/11/2012 and 8/12/2012 during night/early morning CST as I work on migrating to a new series of servers for the main web interface and distribution servers, as well as dropping in our new switch for higher speeds. Aka, a bigger pipe for us to cram goo down your throats with
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The Team EOS ROMs are the result of a ton of HARD work by some very dedicated folks. I am on their Stingray Jellybean rev 125 and have seen them fix every glitch that has come up.
Yeah my xoom got a new life after team eos jb rom.
Where using stock but now it feels like "why didn't i root it before"
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=30201313&postcount=808
has a link to where they have a temp mirrow
Seffel said:
Yeah my xoom got a new life after team eos jb rom.
Where using stock but now it feels like "why didn't i root it before"
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=30201313&postcount=808
has a link to where they have a temp mirrow
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Question, now that I'm back to stock on the latest patch, ice cream sandwich, what's the easiest way to get back to root and romable?
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Hi guys most of you might find this question silly but there are some of us newcomers who are still getting into this!
So, I rooted my phone, have ROM Manager and CWM Recovery, version 3 and my question is how we're going to update to official GB when it becomes available? Will we do it through official T-Mobile update, or will some of you guys make it available for us?
Thank you all!
Yes...
you should be about to get it either way. If you get the official update you will probably lose root... If you wait a few there will be a rooted version posted by one of the many xda members...
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BobbyDukes707 said:
Yes...
you should be about to get it either way. If you get the official update you will probably lose root... If you wait a few there will be a rooted version posted by one of the many xda members...
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One more dumb question: Why is everybody so excited about the official GB update, when we have right now a few GB leaked versions with some custom ROMs (Bionix from TeamWhiskey, etc... ) available, for which as I hear, many say are excellent? Is this official one gonna be better in any significant way than these custom already out? Thanks! )
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One more dumb question: Why is everybody so excited about the official GB update, when we have right now a few GB leaked versions with some custom ROMs (Bionix from TeamWhiskey, etc... ) available, for which as I hear, many say are excellent? Is this official one gonna be better in any significant way than these custom already out? Thanks! )
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It will come with an official GB kernel and hopefully updated battery drivers and A2DP functionality...Amongst other LG fixes (again, hopefully).
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It will come with an official GB kernel and hopefully updated battery drivers and A2DP functionality...Amongst other LG fixes (again, hopefully).
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OK, I get it... So, all these unofficial GBs are sort of limited because they lack these LG stuff they're (hopefully) putting into the official one. That's why it's smart to wait a bit more.
Hopefully it will fix most or all the problems.
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krekabl said:
OK, I get it... So, all these unofficial GBs are sort of limited because they lack these LG stuff they're (hopefully) putting into the official one. That's why it's smart to wait a bit more.
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Yes, that's the case. The leak has issues (which makes sense, it's not a finished build), and almost all Gingerbread mods are based on the leak so they have the same issues. I know CM7 is using the Gingerbread source instead and has fixed a lot of the issues, but not all of them.
The official update is not only going to be completely stable (hopefully) but will come bundled with better drivers/kernel support which will fix most of the common issues with the phone (hopefully).
I've gone through an Over The Air update to Android before, and if it's like what I experienced, you're going to get a pop-up that asks if you want to update now or later. Choose later if you want to keep root, someone here will have the official build rooted probably within the hour but definitely within the first couple of days.
In the mean time though, don't be scared of trying out one of the ROMs that are available. I swear by CM7, but I've heard wonderful things about EagleBlood and Ultimate too.
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Yes, that's the case. The leak has issues (which makes sense, it's not a finished build), and almost all Gingerbread mods are based on the leak so they have the same issues. I know CM7 is using the Gingerbread source instead and has fixed a lot of the issues, but not all of them.
The official update is not only going to be completely stable (hopefully) but will come bundled with better drivers/kernel support which will fix most of the common issues with the phone (hopefully).
I've gone through an Over The Air update to Android before, and if it's like what I experienced, you're going to get a pop-up that asks if you want to update now or later. Choose later if you want to keep root, someone here will have the official build rooted probably within the hour but definitely within the first couple of days.
In the mean time though, don't be scared of trying out one of the ROMs that are available. I swear by CM7, but I've heard wonderful things about EagleBlood and Ultimate too.
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I have heard that official updating the rooted phone could actually brick it? And when a mod is nightly version, does it mean it it not completely stable? I am interested in CM7, but I could not find a stable version on their site.
Thanks!
i have question also since it's related to thread title. i'm running stock right now but rooted. once i update to gingerbread cm7, will i have to install all apps and settings all over? and will call log and stuff like that disappear also?
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i have question also since it's related to thread title. i'm running stock right now but rooted. once i update to gingerbread cm7, will i have to install all apps and settings all over? and will call log and stuff like that disappear also?
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You should be able to get all of that stuff after startup my hitting the square boxes in the initial setup. Worked for me yesterday with the Eagleblood 2.3.4 ROM, when someone recommended it to me rather than Titaniumbackup which screwed up my phone a lot because I went from Froyo to GB
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i have question also since it's related to thread title. i'm running stock right now but rooted. once i update to gingerbread cm7, will i have to install all apps and settings all over? and will call log and stuff like that disappear also?
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When I did an OTA update, it kept all of my apps and settings. I can't remember if it preserved call log.
I have heard that official updating the rooted phone could actually brick it? And when a mod is nightly version, does it mean it it not completely stable? I am interested in CM7, but I could not find a stable version on their site.
Thanks!
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I don't know if it will brick or not, my OTA was not rooted. And CM7 nightlies are NOT completely stable, but they're on build 58 by now and the ROM works perfectly fine. The only issue I can see with the phone is the top bar they added to the notifications menu that has toggle-able settings like WIFI, GPS, etc sometimes doesn't show up and in the camera, it calls both cameras "back" instead of one being "front".
But if you're concerned with stability that much, use the leak or EagleBlood.
Ok, so I have a Nexus S, not 4G just the I9020A.
Up until now I kept stock Android on it, and the most creative I got was using ADW launcher EX.
After seeing ICS and waiting SO long, I just had to have it, I can't wait on Google anymore.
Anyways, I have a few burning questions
1. I'm running Cyanogenmod 9 downloaded from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1356228, is this the LATEST version? I know it's called alpha 11 but I keep reading Alpha 13, can't find it to download though, so confusing.
2. Wifi isn't supported yet, right? It's not just my phone?
3. USB transfer is so sporadic, is this normal?
4. The Market barely works. I managed to download the Twitter app, and that's it, from other videos I saw, ICS automatically re-installed all their previously downloaded apps, no such thing happened for me.
5 - most important question of all - With all of this rooting, flashing, custom ROM's etc, when the OFFICIAL Ice Cream Sandwich for the Nexus S gets released by Google, will I still be able to download that and install it over the air like previous updates? (When I had stock gingerbread it just notified me and bippity boppity boo)
Or will I have to do something else?
I really love ICS but the ROM still feels just sort of like something to hold me over to the official update.
Thank you in advance!
Custom ics roms arnt ready for primetime just yet boss. Ive had the most stability with drew garens ics builds. He makes awesome roms. Id link his site but its prolly against the rules here so to get to the site just type in his namedotcom
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Ok, so I have a Nexus S, not 4G just the I9020A.
Up until now I kept stock Android on it, and the most creative I got was using ADW launcher EX.
After seeing ICS and waiting SO long, I just had to have it, I can't wait on Google anymore.
Anyways, I have a few burning questions
1. I'm running Cyanogenmod 9 downloaded from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1356228, is this the LATEST version? I know it's called alpha 11 but I keep reading Alpha 13, can't find it to download though, so confusing.
2. Wifi isn't supported yet, right? It's not just my phone?
3. USB transfer is so sporadic, is this normal?
4. The Market barely works. I managed to download the Twitter app, and that's it, from other videos I saw, ICS automatically re-installed all their previously downloaded apps, no such thing happened for me.
5 - most important question of all - With all of this rooting, flashing, custom ROM's etc, when the OFFICIAL Ice Cream Sandwich for the Nexus S gets released by Google, will I still be able to download that and install it over the air like previous updates? (When I had stock gingerbread it just notified me and bippity boppity boo)
Or will I have to do something else?
I really love ICS but the ROM still feels just sort of like something to hold me over to the official update.
Thank you in advance!
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1,2,3,4.. alpha11 is the older version of cm9, thats why your having those issues. the more recent cm9 is much better. alpha13 is here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=20220591&postcount=2236
also, there are cm9 "kangs" these get compiled on a daily basis, so contain the most current cm9 code. cm9 kangs are the same as cm9 but compiled by someone else, whose not part of the cm team, but do get compiled from the same cm9 source. sometimes they contain cherries, extras that are waiting to get approved for cm. you can get them here, the latest is always on top, and the cherries are listed to the right. the latest one is just cm9 without cherries http://fitsnugly.euroskank.com/skankwich/crespo/ and there is a thread supporting kangs here at xda http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1369146
I got this phone recently and I'm experiencing some minor bugs and was wondering if it's worth it loading a custom mod to it.
It's currently running GB 2.3.3 stock
I have no experience at all doing anything regarding custom roms or kernels or whatever. Before I do anything with my phone I want to know the ups and downs to it and if it's worth it
The bugs I currently have are random reboots but this has only happened twice in about 5 days of use wifi calling sometimes gets a little *****y but it works (for this I had to get a older sim card TM 9073)
Is there a stable rom around that most g2x users are using ?
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I got this phone recently and I'm experiencing some minor bugs and was wondering if it's worth it loading a custom mod to it.
It's currently running GB 2.3.3 stock
I have no experience at all doing anything regarding custom roms or kernels or whatever. Before I do anything with my phone I want to know the ups and downs to it and if it's worth it
The bugs I currently have are random reboots but this has only happened twice in about 5 days of use wifi calling sometimes gets a little *****y but it works (for this I had to get a older sim card TM 9073)
Is there a stable rom around that most g2x users are using ?
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well you can check my thread and go through the pages to get an overview on what most users are using >>> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1559861
Also Depends If you want GB or ICS.
jookdakang23 said:
well you can check my thread and go through the pages to get an overview on what most users are using >>> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1559861
Also Depends If you want GB or ICS.
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I don't mind Gb or ICS though I believe Gb would be the most stable
I only want my phone to be the most stable as possible with all it's features staying with 2.3.3+ I do a lot of gaming and run game emulators on it
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I don't mind Gb or ICS though I believe Gb would be the most stable
I only want my phone to be the most stable as possible with all it's features staying with 2.3.3+ I do a lot of gaming and run game emulators on it
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CM7's latest RC was good for me.
deathskater said:
I don't mind Gb or ICS though I believe Gb would be the most stable
I only want my phone to be the most stable as possible with all it's features staying with 2.3.3+ I do a lot of gaming and run game emulators on it
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CM7's latest RC was good for me.
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Well if there was someone experienced kind enough to help me out through this process I would appreciate it a lot since I have no experience at all regarding this.
I do wish to know if there is a way to revert my G2X to its factory settings on the 2.3.3 in case I mess up etc
so.. everywhere I read says do this do that flash this and that... I can;t find anything detailed enough for someone who doesn't know what nvflash is or what it does or how to use rom manager etc
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1060715
specifies 2.2.2 I have 2.3.3 where am I suposed to start just flash and if so how?
I'm a complete noob on the android platform I need more details than just use this and that.
sorry for the noobness but I just want to get the hang of this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUT5JcnJHgk
Links are in the YouTuber's description... after that search for those 2.3.3 threads and pick one!
follow the steps in this link... to flash the latest CM Rom...
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/LG_G2x:_Full_Update_Guide
But i would recommend using a different method to root,
since you said you have never done any of this before
there are noob friendly ways to root such as the following link...
follow the directions in this link to root..
then just continue on the original CM link and start after the root section..
root here... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1039985
This phone is probaly one of the easiest phones to root and install cwm on, its 99.9% unbrickable and has tons of information in dev thread. Just take the time to read b4 you do anything, simple as that.
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thanks to all , the links where helpful I got the cyanogen RC 7.2 working good so far only 1 issue when I want to install the telenav gps says its not available in my country I really need this thing working . Apart from that It's a lot easier than I thought now just need to figure the gps thing out.
What country are you trying TeleNav in? And does google maps not work for you?
I agree. I'd usually use Google Maps Navigation. Has helped me quite nicely.
I already got it fixed apparently it was a corrupted rom. re downloaded and re installed and everything working nicely atm testing Hellfire phoenix this thing is awesome
I'm having a problem with clockworkmod app and Eaglesblood ICS AOSP. I've seen tons of videos and comments about how sweet this ICS is and all of those comments are coming from owners of the lg g2x (P999). Seems like I'm the only one out in the dark as to how exactly to get this to work. I'm running the basic NVFlash S/W update (2.3.3) March 11, 2012 baseband. I'm becoming a professional at bricking/unbricking this thing, ha ha ha. For some reason, I cannot get clockworkmod or any of it's roms to install, except the Eaglesblood ICS Aosp. It goes through it's fancy, and really cool, intallation but when it reboots the g2x it displays the LG logo first, followed by the red Eaglesblood android with wings logo, then repeated does this. What am I doing wrong here? HELP, PLEASE!
Have you tried redownloading the zip? Also when you're in recovery you should wipe data/factory reset + format system before flashing the zip
If you are on the 2012 Baseband you can only make calls on the stock rom or CM7 RC3 as no other rom right now has working in-call audio on that baseband
Well it automatically goes into the installation process. Yes I've tried downloading the zip again.
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I am using clockwork mod however and I can't seem to get it to work for me anymore
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Have you tried reflashing CWM using your computer?
I would advice installing cmw touch. It is pretty smooth and works on my g2x.
If I helped you, push the thanks button for goodness sakes!
You're running March 2012 baseband? I thought none of the CM7/CM9 source were working properly with this baseband. I dunno about the AOSP builds
I was in the same boat as yourself... The information is getting overwhelming at times... it's nice to search and all... Been doing this for a few months already and the different info, versions, everyones versions is getting to a point you have no clue what to install...
I had tried diffent NVFlash + CWM without success. Some people even suggested using ROM Manager (DON'T).
So I got lucky! I fell on a post with CWM 5.0.2.8 and NVFlash to be ran under Windows. Finally that worked! Then ROMS started doing the same as you. Just booting and not going past the splash screens.
I'm currently running EaglesBlood AOSP 4.0.4... This is one of the first ROMs I have had that pretty much has minor bugs. The rest I tried had issues with Wifi and 4G...
So perhaps you could search for that version of CWM, might work for you. (I'll try to find that info for you where I downloaded it, I'm mad at myself for not bookmarking it )
EDIT: This is the CWM install I performed... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=24087341#post24087341
There are very few ROM's that work on the new baseband and last I checked EB ROM's were no exception. cm7 rc3 apparently works on the new baseband, but thats the only one I'm currently aware of.
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I'm having a problem with clockworkmod app and Eaglesblood ICS AOSP. I've seen tons of videos and comments about how sweet this ICS is and all of those comments are coming from owners of the lg g2x (P999). Seems like I'm the only one out in the dark as to how exactly to get this to work. I'm running the basic NVFlash S/W update (2.3.3) March 11, 2012 baseband. I'm becoming a professional at bricking/unbricking this thing, ha ha ha. For some reason, I cannot get clockworkmod or any of it's roms to install, except the Eaglesblood ICS Aosp. It goes through it's fancy, and really cool, intallation but when it reboots the g2x it displays the LG logo first, followed by the red Eaglesblood android with wings logo, then repeated does this. What am I doing wrong here? HELP, PLEASE!
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Any update on your situation?
Have you tried the CWM version I used?
Also, are you using ROM Manager? If so, stop, it doesn't work.
I was trying ICS Harmony, but seems doesnt have root permissions and superuser dont ask me anything.
I try terminal, but always get permission denied
Its there any good updated/STABLE (Possible more than froyo or ginger) for Gtablet?
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I was trying ICS Harmony, but seems doesnt have root permissions and superuser dont ask me anything.
I try terminal, but always get permission denied
Its there any good updated/STABLE (Possible more than froyo or ginger) for Gtablet?
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This is what I preferred and have had used previously.
FrankenTAB will be for froyo.
VenganTAB 7.1 will be for gingerbread.
TeamDRH ICS 1.3.2 for ICS.
Currently running JB from teamDRH.
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This is what I preferred and have had used previously.
FrankenTAB will be for froyo.
VenganTAB 7.1 will be for gingerbread.
TeamDRH ICS 1.3.2 for ICS.
Currently running JB from teamDRH.
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Im running
G-Harmony ICS 4.0.4 ODEXed
But seems very unstable? or its just me?, i dont have full root access and superuser application doesnt work, superuser app dont ask me anything
and as far i know, its suppose to ask me , deny, or allow, right?
but seems like deny most app
I saw JB from teamdrh, hows going? its like ics in manner of stability?or its better than ics? (i mean "stability")
you deffinetly can recommend me to change to jb teamdrh?
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I was trying ICS Harmony, but seems doesnt have root permissions and superuser dont ask me anything.
I try terminal, but always get permission denied
Its there any good updated/STABLE (Possible more than froyo or ginger) for Gtablet?
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Just updated from CM7 to teamdrh Dirty Bean 5.3. I got fed up of my tablet shutting off everytime it went to sleep and then when I did aa NaNDroid backup it refused to boot getting stuck at the android screen. Bit the bullet, followed the instructions over here meticulously and booted straight into Jelly Bean. A few issues but nothing that is a dealbreaker, and it doesn't die every time it goes to sleep!
How to Upgrade from GtabComb 3.1
It has been quite some time since my last visit. I've been running GtabComb on my gtablet, and want to upgrade. I've printed RayWaldo's instructions for upgrading to TeamDRH's Jellybean, but haven't begun the process. I'm eager to get to a modern, stable version of Android, but am not sure if I should just dive in and follow the instructions in the file. Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks.
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It has been quite some time since my last visit. I've been running GtabComb on my gtablet, and want to upgrade. I've printed RayWaldo's instructions for upgrading to TeamDRH's Jellybean, but haven't begun the process. I'm eager to get to a modern, stable version of Android, but am not sure if I should just dive in and follow the instructions in the file. Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks.
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http://raywaldo.com/2012/09/jelly-bean-on-the-gtab/
very comprehensive instructions, lets face it I managed to follow them!
How did the upgrade go to TDRH Jellybean?
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It has been quite some time since my last visit. I've been running GtabComb on my gtablet, and want to upgrade. I've printed RayWaldo's instructions for upgrading to TeamDRH's Jellybean, but haven't begun the process. I'm eager to get to a modern, stable version of Android, but am not sure if I should just dive in and follow the instructions in the file. Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks.
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Just checking in to see if you upgraded, and how did it go, and what are your thoughts on JB? I didn't review all comments, but TDRH's JB seem to be stable. I've been using FrankenTab for a while - stable and good ROM, but I too want to upgrade to a modern, stable version of Android.
Thanks Efros for the link - I don't upgrade often, detailed steps is a good safety net for me.
I have tried all the roms out there. But Vegan 5.1 is probably the most full featured . It is a PITA to downgrade to the 1.1 bootloader, but worth it , IMO. Full hardware acceleration, very responsive and smooth. Old is gold, at least till fosser and team get jelllybean fully functional.
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