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Latest CM7 gaps.

So latest gaps is gonna be this one: 20110503 ?
(what about video Gtalk?)

here we go new one

Once you have the Market I would think you could get them that way.

Latest gapps is 20110613.
http://goo-inside.me/gapps/
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If I update to the newest gapps by flashing through recovery do I need to wipe anything like cache?

miclflores said:
If I update to the newest gapps by flashing through recovery do I need to wipe anything like cache?
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Nope, but it wouldn't hurt.
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miclflores said:
If I update to the newest gapps by flashing through recovery do I need to wipe anything like cache?
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What's the problem if u will clean cache ? U gonna lose ur information

proper way to flash kernel

With the new Kernel from 7/05, in the [ROM][Unofficial AOKP]UNi-yuma-PoRN Build40[062912][Aroma], do we need to do a full wipe or can this be flashed over the existing Rom.
I just didn't want to lose all the other apps with the full wipe.
Pete

psal217050 said:
With the new Kernel from 7/05, in the [ROM][Unofficial AOKP]UNi-yuma-PoRN Build40[062912][Aroma], do we need to do a full wipe or can this be flashed over the existing Rom.
I just didn't want to lose all the other apps with the full wipe.
Pete
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Kernels can be flashed over the rom without a wipe, since they don't change anything in the file system.
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psal217050 said:
With the new Kernel from 7/05, in the [ROM][Unofficial AOKP]UNi-yuma-PoRN Build40[062912][Aroma], do we need to do a full wipe or can this be flashed over the existing Rom.
I just didn't want to lose all the other apps with the full wipe.
Pete
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Just flash the cwm package, Pete.
No wipe needed.

I will give it a try.
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That went smoothly. Thanks for the advise.
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How can I confirm if I am running Yuma? I installed the Kernel and it appears to have installed properly during the procedure but when I check "About Phone" I'm not sure what it is supposed to say.

D-Trixxx said:
How can I confirm if I am running Yuma? I installed the Kernel and it appears to have installed properly during the procedure but when I check "About Phone" I'm not sure what it is supposed to say.
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That is UNi-yuma-PoRN with Yumas kernel.

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ASOP back to Touchwiz. How?

Just curious what is the safest way to flash back to a Touchwiz rom from ASOP rom?

2swizzle said:
Just curious what is the safest way to flash back to a Touchwiz rom from ASOP rom?
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Generally, wipe data/cache, install TW ROM of choice.

Should've done a nandroid once you rooted
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gorgarath said:
Generally, wipe data/factory reset, format system, and dalvik cache and install TW ROM of choice.
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Fixed :cyclops:

ive read that its best to go back to a stock ROM or back to stock before flashing from AOSP rom.
If you dont some system files will be left behind in different partitions that might give you issues.
id wipe 3x. restore a stock nandroid, then wipe again, then flash tw rom

justin94 said:
Should've done a nandroid once you rooted
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I have a nandroid; just want to make sure I follow the best practices if I decide to go back to touchwiz. I'm in love with this "Code" rom right now so I won't go back any time soon.. .I think

Wipe all 3 and I always wipe /system 5 times before flashing
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hopesrequiem said:
Wipe all 3 and I always wipe /system 5 times before flashing
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Nice and clean :highfive:

Marcismo55 said:
Nice and clean :highfive:
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Learned that extra wipes can only help not hurt. Haha good ole htc taught me that. Thunderbolt and rezound haha and I only do the system wipe when switching aosp to tw. Not tw to tw. That's a waste of time haha
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i bounce back and forth all the time btween touchwiz/aosp... all i do is wipe data/factory reset 1 time then flash rom or nandroid restore.

hopesrequiem said:
Wipe all 3 and I always wipe /system 5 times before flashing
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Waste of time to wipe 5 times but whatever floats your boat.
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(Q) Brick bug?

I'm rooting a friends at&t skyrocket tomorrow that is on official ics update from at&t and was wondering if that brick bug was still present.I know i might be a little late with this. I was told by a friend that it was only present on the ics leaks for this phone and just wanted to make sure now that this has official ics that i won't have any problems worrying about a brick on my hands by wiping data factory reset in cwm. Go easy on me please I was on the OG evo when all of this brick stuff happened so I never payed much attention to it
Thanks in advance
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I could be wrong but I thought the bug was only present in the i777 gs2...
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Vfan23 said:
I could be wrong but I thought the bug was only present in the i777 gs2...
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I thought it was for all gs2 variants
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Regardless, wiping data/factory reset using cwm won't effect anything. I'm pretty sure that problem was the result of wiping in the phones settings menu (if I remember right).

btm fdr said:
Regardless, wiping data/factory reset using cwm won't effect anything. I'm pretty sure that problem was the result of wiping in the phones settings menu (if I remember right).
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O okay wasn't it a kernel issue ? Like it had a erase command or something?
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evo4gnoob said:
O okay wasn't it a kernel issue ? Like it had a erase command or something?
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Honestly, i'm not sure. I never really worried about it. Always use CWM for wiping and never had a problem with anything.

I think it happens when you try to format the internal SD card. Its an emmc bug (I think) but I don't have the bug and my i777 doesn't have it. I thought it was on the specific kernel for the i777 and the international variants.
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Thanks for the info guys hopefully nothing goes wrong when i try flashing AOKP on his phone when im done rooting it

evo4gnoob said:
Thanks for the info guys hopefully nothing goes wrong when i try flashing AOKP on his phone when im done rooting it
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No sense in rooting if your gonna flash aokp. Just push cwm with Odin and flash away:thumbup: you can flash without rooting as long as you have a custom recovery installed
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evo4gnoob said:
Thanks for the info guys hopefully nothing goes wrong when i try flashing AOKP on his phone when im done rooting it
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Just follow the sticky here - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1652398
Once you get it rooted with CWM, i'd suggest updating CWM to this version - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1777970
If you're looking for the JellyBean version of AOKP, i'd really suggest this - http://rootzwiki.com/topic/34092-aokp-unofficial-galaxy-s-ii-skyrocket-i727-nov-04-milestone-1/
As far as flashing it, I:
-wipe data/factory reset
-wipe cache
-mounts & storage [format /system]
-advanced [wipe dalvick cache]
-flash rom
-flash gapps
-reboot
*you can do these x2 or x3 each if you wish just to be sure everything is clear*
Hopefully some of this will help if you already don't know any of it. Any other questions, shoot me a pm if you need or i'm sure someone here can help.

cdshepherd said:
No sense in rooting if your gonna flash aokp. Just push cwm with Odin and flash away:thumbup: you can flash without rooting as long as you have a custom recovery installed
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i know its that he wants to backup apps ect so i need root to use titanium backup before i start wiping and flashing

btm fdr said:
Just follow the sticky here - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1652398
Once you get it rooted with CWM, i'd suggest updating CWM to this version - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1777970
If you're looking for the JellyBean version of AOKP, i'd really suggest this - http://rootzwiki.com/topic/34092-aokp-unofficial-galaxy-s-ii-skyrocket-i727-nov-04-milestone-1/
As far as flashing it, I:
-wipe data/factory reset
-wipe cache
-mounts & storage [format /system]
-advanced [wipe dalvick cache]
-flash rom
-flash gapps
-reboot
*you can do these x2 or x3 each if you wish just to be sure everything is clear*
Hopefully some of this will help if you already don't know any of it. Any other questions, shoot me a pm if you need or i'm sure someone here can help.
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i already had that version of aokp and have everything installed and in a folder im prepared . And that the same process i use on my GS3 but i use TWRP. Yea i was looking at that updated version i was gonna flash TWRP through odin for his phone but looks like CWM touch looks better on this phone then it was for my original evo and GS3
edit: do you have any kernel recommendations for this phone? I was gonna flash this kernel http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1949828 but i dont have this phone so i wouldnt really know which kernel work best. He really wants to overclock so thats the only preference he wants to be able to do

Hi, I used this method for my gs2 international. Using the zip method of Cwm and it worked without problems. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28178105 The big bug is also details in the links. Good luck.
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Macros_the_Black said:
Hi, I used this method for my gs2 international. Using the zip method of Cwm and it worked without problems. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28178105 The big bug is also details in the links. Good luck.
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thanks ill be sure to take a look at it

evo4gnoob said:
i know its that he wants to backup apps ect so i need root to use titanium backup before i start wiping and flashing
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Make sure not to restore system apps.
evo4gnoob said:
i already had that version of aokp and have everything installed and in a folder im prepared . And that the same process i use on my GS3 but i use TWRP. Yea i was looking at that updated version i was gonna flash TWRP through odin for his phone but looks like CWM touch looks better on this phone then it was for my original evo and GS3
edit: do you have any kernel recommendations for this phone? I was gonna flash this kernel http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1949828 but i dont have this phone so i wouldnt really know which kernel work best. He really wants to overclock so thats the only preference he wants to be able to do
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I always use the stock kernel. I don't mess with oc/uv or anything. I don't see a need for it.
evo4gnoob said:
thanks ill be sure to take a look at it
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Personally, i'd stick with the Odin method.

btm fdr said:
Make sure not to restore system apps.
I always use the stock kernel. I don't mess with oc/uv or anything. I don't see a need for it.
Personally, i'd stick with the Odin method.
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im aware that you should never restore system apps. Hmm looks like i have to test these kernels out on his phone and yea odin method is the method i used to root a friends Skyrocket a while back

evo4gnoob said:
yea odin method is the method i used to root a friends Skyrocket a while back
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Me me me me....hi Albert
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Mike on XDA said:
Me me me me....hi Albert
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One does not simply use the search button
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Stalking smh
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[Q] [DEV] CyanogenMod 7.2.0 Stable not booting

I'm very new to all these ROM. But I today went forward with installing [DEV] CyanogenMod 7.2.0 Stable on my galaxy fit, but ended up in trouble.
I feel i did all well
first i installed CWM
then copied the ROM to SD card
and installed it. Then after I cleared all cash, data etc etc
But then when i booted my phone it just stopped at the 'ANDROID' screen... I waited for at least half an hour but What to doooo
Pls help.. any good people there.........

2skannan said:
I'm very new to all these ROM. But I today went forward with installing [DEV] CyanogenMod 7.2.0 Stable on my galaxy fit, but ended up in trouble.
I feel i did all well
first i installed CWM
then copied the ROM to SD card
and installed it. Then after I cleared all cash, data etc etc
But then when i booted my phone it just stopped at the 'ANDROID' screen... I waited for at least half an hour but What to doooo
Pls help.. any good people there.........
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Wipe cache, data,system,dalvik cache before installing and data and cache after installing......
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droider007 said:
Wipe cache, data,system,dalvik cache before installing and data and cache after installing......
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As my bro said,I think u haven't wipe system,data & dalvik cache.read instructions 4 each ROM completely B4 installing ROM!
Press thnx button if it was helpful(plz)
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If you are coming from a stock based rom,just format system and it will boot
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