I'm on TWRP but I'd like to just adb push stock recovery. Is this possible just like I did to push TWRP?
waiting4mynexus said:
I'm on TWRP but I'd like to just adb push stock recovery. Is this possible just like I did to push TWRP?
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Yep. Unzip a stock ROM. Find the recovery.img and fastboot it.
Why though?
theesotericone said:
Yep. Unzip a stock ROM. Find the recovery.img and fastboot it.
Why though?
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Just so I can update when the OTAs come out. I'd rather not have to wipe and factory reset just to get the small updates they sent.
waiting4mynexus said:
Just so I can update when the OTAs come out. I'd rather not have to wipe and factory reset just to get the small updates they sent.
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You can flash recoveries all day and not have to wipe anything. Unless your bootloader is still locked. Have you spent some time reading up on the device at all?
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You can flash recoveries all day and not have to wipe anything. Unless your bootloader is still locked. Have you spent some time reading up on the device at all?
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What reading do you suggest, this is my first nexus. Just came from an S3. I'm one for just making a couple mods as I need. I rooted so I could install navbar.
waiting4mynexus said:
What reading do you suggest, this is my first nexus. Just came from an S3. I'm one for just making a couple mods as I need. I rooted so I could install navbar.
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Every sticky you find. I'm from Samsung devices as well. It took me less than 2 minutes to figure out a google device.
theesotericone said:
Every sticky you find. I'm from Samsung devices as well. It took me less than 2 minutes to figure out a google device.
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I'm very satisfied with the nexus... No more constant modding or flashing this ROM and that to just avoid touchwiz and stay up-to-date.
waiting4mynexus said:
I'm very satisfied with the nexus... No more constant modding or flashing this ROM and that to just avoid touchwiz and stay up-to-date.
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You can flash the OTAs through custom recoveries.
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Aerowinder said:
You can flash the OTAs through custom recoveries.
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I think I understand... would I just need to download the OTA manually and flash it like any other zip?
Aerowinder said:
You can flash the OTAs through custom recoveries.
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I was wondering the same thing. Do you have to wipe each update or just apply it and done?
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Badd_blood said:
I was wondering the same thing. Do you have to wipe each update or just apply it and done?
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Don't wipe just apply it. The updates have been patched, not the whole rom. If you wipe you could be in trouble.
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I think I understand... would I just need to download the OTA manually and flash it like any other zip?
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Badd_blood said:
I was wondering the same thing. Do you have to wipe each update or just apply it and done?
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Disclaimer: These steps are assuming you are running Stock OS! No roms, no camera, sound, etc mods. If you're running a mod, then flash those back to stock to avoid issues.
Download the OTA, as well as the newest version of SuperSU (Version 1.8)
Transfer both files to the nexus via Android Transfer but dont put it in a folder, just so its at the bottom of the list
Boot to recovery
Flash OTA
Immediately Flash SuperSU after
Reebot
Done
I came from an S3 too, welcome to the Nexus fam
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Disclaimer: These steps are assuming you are running Stock OS! No roms, no camera, sound, etc mods. If you're running a mod, then flash those back to stock to avoid issues.
Download the OTA, as well as the newest version of SuperSU (Version 1.8)
Transfer both files to the nexus via Android Transfer but dont put it in a folder, just so its at the bottom of the list
Boot to recovery
Flash OTA
Immediately Flash SuperSU after
Reebot
Done
I came from an S3 too, welcome to the Nexus fam
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Would the xposed framework count as a mod? If you do have a mod then how do you go about updating on stock?
Badd_blood said:
Would the xposed framework count as a mod? If you do have a mod then how do you go about updating on stock?
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I can't confidently say this because I have never used Xposed. But other folks have mentioned disabling it or uninstalling it i think?
As far as mods, if you have the camera mod etc, then just flash the stock APK for that mod so that its back as it was in it's original system state
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Would the xposed framework count as a mod? If you do have a mod then how do you go about updating on stock?
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Anything that is different in /system or kernel may prevent ota. Xposed can be uninstalled via its gui
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For the nexus 5 I want the stock recovery.img for 4.4.1
I know a lot of you push CWM & TWRP onto the device, but I don't want it for security, just makes it that much harder if someone steals it to flash over my install.
Edit: should say thanks! And I have tried to look unsuccessfully
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shakuyi said:
did you even try to google for factory images?
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Yeah, but only fount KRT15M
Edit: guess I could flash factory, flash the OTA update, then somehow grab it from there.
Should note that I flashed CWM over it, and am just trying to go back to stock recovery.img without wiping everything to get OTA to work
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For the nexus 5 I want the stock recovery.img for 4.4.1
I know a lot of you push CWM & TWRP onto the device, but I don't want it for security, just makes it that much harder if someone steals it to flash over my install.
Edit: should say thanks! And I have tried to look unsuccessfully
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elliot.newnham said:
Yeah, but only fount KRT15M
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it was reported last week we will get it sometime this week, if you dont see it there no one will have it until it is htere
shakuyi said:
it was reported last week we will get it sometime this week, if you dont see it there no one will have it until it is htere
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Ah, perfect thsnks
There's no factory image yet. Not sure if the ota has full recovery, patch of recovery or no recovery... download it and have a look.
If it contains recovery.img - there you go
If it contains nothing - download krt16m
If it contains recovery.img.p - you'll need someone to rip it from their device
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elliot.newnham said:
Yeah, but only fount KRT15M
Edit: guess I could flash factory, flash the OTA update, then somehow grab it from there.
Should note that I flashed CWM over it, and am just trying to go back to stock recovery.img without wiping everything to get OTA to work
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4.4 is the only one you'll find. The 4.4.1 patches 4.4. There is no recovery in it.
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There's no factory image yet. Not sure if the ota has full recovery, patch of recovery or no recovery... download it and have a look.
If it contains recovery.img - there you go
If it contains nothing - download krt16m
If it contains recovery.img.p - you'll need someone to rip it from their device
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4.4 is the only one you'll find. The 4.4.1 patches 4.4. There is no recovery in it.
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Yeah, noticed the recovery.img.p, I'll wait for the full factory image to come out.
The reason I ask is because stock recovery 4.4 doesn't work in 4.4.1 bootloader/radio.
Thanks all around
i'm also looking for the stock recovery for 4.4.1, so I can update to 4.4.2.
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i'm also looking for the stock recovery for 4.4.1, so I can update to 4.4.2.
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You can update without the stock recovery. What recovery are you on now?
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You can update without the stock recovery. What recovery are you on now?
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twrp 2.6.3.4
So I can just flash the update.zip with twrp? I don't need someone to make a flashable? doesn't the update.zip for 4.2.2 have changes to stock recovery?
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twrp 2.6.3.4
So I can just flash the update.zip with twrp? I don't need someone to make a flashable? doesn't the update.zip for 4.2.2 have changes to stock recovery?
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Yes you can flash it in twrp as long as everything else is stock. You can be rooted
I manually sideloaded 4.4.2 onto my nexus 5 all was good and root appeared to be working as nova,lightflow,adblock all asked for permission upon reauthentication. However when i went into supersu it prompted for a updated. Which I continued as normal but it fails. Even after reboot.
I've even tried using cf-autoroot again to no luck.
Whats the best solution for me.
Nexus 5 - 4.4.2 KOT49H from 4.4 KRT16M
Root : Supersu by chainfire using cf-autoroot.
Nova launcher seems to be able to use root as does lightflow and root explorer.
Adblock asks but cannot change the files it needs.
Any extra information needed I will gladly produce
Try flashing su zip? - https://mega.co.nz/#!xk92nAZI!t2-Mhj_BbBMlYVj6OLC6xT2ycAMixnETqnUdqFXkr9w
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Ben36 said:
Try flashing su zip?
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I don't have a custom recovery and sideloading this fails.
brichardson1991 said:
I don't have a custom recovery and sideloading this fails.
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use fastboot to flash a custom recovery?
basic stuff man.
Zepius said:
use fastboot to flash a custom recovery?
basic stuff man.
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I thought not having a custom recovery was the way to ensure OTA updates?
But if I'm not going to be getting OTA then I'll go for it.
Whats the best one for Nexus 5, as i used to use Clockworkmod on Galaxy S2 but i've read TWRP is better ?
brichardson1991 said:
I thought not having a custom recovery was the way to ensure OTA updates?
But if I'm not going to be getting OTA then I'll go for it.
Whats the best one for Nexus 5, as i used to use Clockworkmod on Galaxy S2 but i've read TWRP is better ?
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custom recoveries in themselves do not stop a OTA. what stops a OTA is the fact that people do system mods and that breaks the OTA.
as for which is best, that falls under best rom/kernel type stuff. pick one.
brichardson1991 said:
I thought not having a custom recovery was the way to ensure OTA updates?
But if I'm not going to be getting OTA then I'll go for it.
Whats the best one for Nexus 5, as i used to use Clockworkmod on Galaxy S2 but i've read TWRP is better ?
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OTA only check the system partiiton, custom recovery won't spoil OTA.
and stock recovery = no recovery
I prefer TWRP.
If you currently have root access, download teh TWRP app from the Play Store and it'll install itself
brichardson1991 said:
I thought not having a custom recovery was the way to ensure OTA updates?
But if I'm not going to be getting OTA then I'll go for it.
Whats the best one for Nexus 5, as i used to use Clockworkmod on Galaxy S2 but i've read TWRP is better ?
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You can't have ANY modification. Recovery, Kernel, Binaries(Xposed), factory apps all have to be in tact for the official OTA to work. You'll need to find to flashable version, or flash clean back to absolute stock.
Decimation said:
You can't have ANY modification. Recovery, Kernel, Binaries(Xposed), factory apps all have to be in tact for the official OTA to work. You'll need to find to flashable version, or flash clean back to absolute stock.
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So I flashed TWRP using the app.
and now supersu is up to date.
So in future all OTA updates won't work and i will just have to sideload them like i did with these 2 ?
If that's the case I'm fine with that.
For future OTA you can flash the OTA after the download is provided here, then flash SuperSU immediately after. Also just double check if SuperSU is updated so you have the most recent version.
Thats what I did for the 4.4.1 and 4.4.2 OTAs and I never lost root. All done via TWRP
Thanks all. I've sorted it out. Can close this topic now.
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From what I understand it is just security fixes and no bug fixes? Is it worth flashing a new ROM for? I am on 4.4.3 right now and it is running pretty smooth.
jedinegotiator said:
From what I understand it is just security fixes and no bug fixes? Is it worth flashing a new ROM for? I am on 4.4.3 right now and it is running pretty smooth.
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If you're on the stock ROM I don't see why you're even hesitant to simply flash the new factory images.
If you're on a custom ROM it'll get updated in a day or so, if not, then already.
Everything will run smooth regardless unless you mess up something really badly..
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If you're on the stock ROM I don't see why you're even hesitant to simply flash the new factory images.
If you're on a custom ROM it'll get updated in a day or so, if not, then already.
Everything will run smooth regardless unless you mess up something really badly..
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I'm on Kangakat but I don't like to dirty flash
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I'm on Kangakat but I don't like to dirty flash
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I dirty flash my new builds over my old almost daily and nothing bad has come out of it. The only reasons you would really need to clean flash is to start fresh, test out a new ROM, jump a whole android version (4.4.3 to 4.4.4 is minor.. I mean like Jellybean to KitKat), or if something isn't working properly.
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Lethargy said:
I dirty flash my new builds over my old almost daily and nothing bad has come out of it. The only reasons you would really need to clean flash is to start fresh, test out a new ROM, jump a whole android version (4.4.3 to 4.4.4 is minor.. I mean like Jellybean to KitKat), or if something isn't working properly.
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I am using xposed framework and gravity box. Will I have to reconfigure those if I dirty flash or will everything stay in tact?
jedinegotiator said:
I am using xposed framework and gravity box. Will I have to reconfigure those if I dirty flash or will everything stay in tact?
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You'll just have to go into Xposed Installer and install the framework again, your stuff will stay.
Seeing as KangaKat is hardly a custom ROM and more of just a few minor mods on the stock ROM with Xposed thrown on top of it (lol).. I doubt you'll run into any issues.
As always, make a backup just in case.
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jedinegotiator said:
From what I understand it is just security fixes and no bug fixes? Is it worth flashing a new ROM for? I am on 4.4.3 right now and it is running pretty smooth.
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what kind of a question is this?
Ask yourself: Is security something that matters for you? If not well its not worth.
Creating a thread for this seams pointless.
Im still on 4.4.2 and with a stock rom but custom recovery and root, Is there a way to flash the 4.4.3 / 4.4.4 w/o wiping ? Can you guys link me to a guide or provide steps
EarlZ said:
Im still on 4.4.2 and with a stock rom but custom recovery and root, Is there a way to flash the 4.4.3 / 4.4.4 w/o wiping ? Can you guys link me to a guide or provide steps
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You can extract the zip and flash the system, kernel, radio, and cache partitions separately using fastboot without overwriting your data partition.
BirchBarlow said:
You can extract the zip and flash the system, kernel, radio, and cache partitions separately using fastboot without overwriting your data partition.
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How do I exactly flash those individually? I've used the guide in your signature before but thats to flash everything back to stock. Im not familiar with the commands to type, or maybe theres like a 4.4.4 with those mentioned that can be flashed via TWRP ?
EarlZ said:
How do I exactly flash those individually? I've used the guide in your signature before but thats to flash everything back to stock. Im not familiar with the commands to type, or maybe theres like a 4.4.4 with those mentioned that can be flashed via TWRP ?
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This will do it for you.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=53532631
Or fastboot flash the system, cache, radio, and boot images
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jd1639 said:
This will do it for you.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=53532631
Or fastboot flash the system, cache, radio, and boot images
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Thanks, Grabbing it now!
EarlZ said:
Thanks, Grabbing it now!
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Or just grab the 4.4.4 zip and flash it in recovery, ie dirty flash.
Lokke9191 said:
Or just grab the 4.4.4 zip and flash it in recovery, ie dirty flash.
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Wont that delete my data?
You won't lose any data, just flash the 4.4.4 zip in your custom recovery. Don't wipe cache or dalvik. The zip can be found here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/development/rom-stock-4-4-3-ktu84m-odex-deodex-t2771010
Update without losing anything
http://nexus5.wonderhowto.com/how-t...ndroid-4-4-3-without-losing-any-data-0155334/
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Greetings!
So, the update 4.4.4. OTA was just avaible in my phone now and when it rebooted to install it, I received an error...AGAIN! I did some modifications to the system in the past, but then put the phone back to stock (using the tutorial here on xda) and flashed the 4.4.3. (from previsouly 4.4.2. - Nexus 5.
In this version (4.4.3.) the phone was completly stock except it had root (with cf-auto root) and with Xposed. I didn't do any modification to the system and when it was isntalling the new version, it did an error again, like I have done modifications to the system! I Already unchecked all the modules and unistalled the framework before updating to 4.4.4 OTA... Don't know why it isnt doing the workingOTA update..
Please help me! Thanks in advance!
how did you uninstall the framework?
Zepius said:
how did you uninstall the framework?
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Went to Xposed Framework and clicked on Unistall framework, like I should..
ExoidX said:
Went to Xposed Framework and clicked on Unistall framework, like I should..
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Save the hassle and flash the system and boot image from 4.4.4 in fastboot.
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Just download the full rooted stock ROM in android development and flash it without wipe from recovery.
It's actually fewer steps anyway.
OTA = revert system changes and/or kernel, reboot into recovery, flash the OTA , boot to bootloader, connect to pc, fastboot flash recovery, reboot into recovery, flash supersu.
Rooted stock = reboot into recovery, flash the ROM.
No brainer really. Flashing an OTA if rooted is a fool's errand.
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No brainer really. Flashing an OTA if rooted is a fool's errand.
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What's an OTA?
Lethargy said:
What's an OTA?
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Unsure at this stage.
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But if i'm completly stock and already unistalled Xposed, why I can't update OTA? I know how to flash the update, but would like to know why... Because if I receive an update installing error, maybe the system is with some files missing and I probably have to put back to stock all over again and then update no? (That's what i'm afraid off, because if I only need to flash the update no problem, but put all over to stock...)
ExoidX said:
But if i'm completly stock and already unistalled Xposed, why I can't update OTA? I know how to flash the update, but would like to know why... Because if I receive an update installing error, maybe the system is with some files missing and I probably have to put back to stock all over again and then update no? (That's what i'm afraid off, because if I only need to flash the update no problem, but put all over to stock...)
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Who knows what all modules you installed and what changes those modules did to system? Just take our advice and flash the stock 4.4.4 rooted rom. Done within a few steps.
Why do you want to OTA update it?
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vin4yak said:
Who knows what all modules you installed and what changes those modules did to system? Just take our advice and flash the stock 4.4.4 rooted rom. Done within a few steps.
Why do you want to OTA update it?
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Exactly. We are not mind readers.. We do not have all the facts.. "Why?" Is not the right question. "How?" is the right question and that has already been answered.
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Hi all,
I have searched the web, but haven't found an exact answer to my question.
I have a Nexus 5, currently on 4.4.2 (KOT49H). I am unlocked, rooted + Xposed and have TWRP. I want to update to 4.4.4 preferably OTA, officially. I would like to be able to use OTA updates from now on if possible.
Currently, if I disable Xposed, and use Suvival Mode in SuperSU and try to install the OTA update, TWRP intervenes and doesn't let me.
I would like to replace TWRP with the stock recovery so I can update OTA in the future. I don't want to wipe the phone to achieve this if possible. If this isn't possible, could someone step through how to update to 4.4.4 with TWRP installed — I'm on a mac also.
Flash the stock recovery image in fastboot
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jd1639 said:
Flash the stock recovery image in fastboot
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Where can I find the stock recovery? Is that this: *w*w*w*.developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
providedbike said:
Where can I find the stock recovery? Is that this: *w*w*w*.developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
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Yes, extract the image and then the zip file
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OTA is the least compatible and hardest way to update. Why do you want to use this method? It's the worst option available to you.
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OTA is the least compatible and hardest way to update. Why do you want to use this method? It's the worst option available to you.
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Because it would seem easier for me—AFAIK. Although this didn't work, this workflow sounds appealing to me every time an update comes out:
- Disable Xposed
- Enable Survival Mode in SuperSU
- Install OTA update
- Re-enable Xposed, done.
No USB, no computer, no terminal.
Is there another way to achieve this?
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Because it would seem easier for me—AFAIK. Although this didn't work, this workflow sounds appealing to me every time an update comes out:
- Disable Xposed
- Enable Survival Mode in SuperSU
- Install OTA update
- Re-enable Xposed, done.
No USB, no computer, no terminal.
Is there another way to achieve this?
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Running a rooting rom without a custom recovery is dangerous IMHO.
Without having to lose custom recovery
1) Download latest rooted stock ROM
2) Flash
3) Enable Xposed
rootSU said:
Running a rooting rom without a custom recovery is dangerous IMHO.
Without having to lose custom recovery
1) Download latest rooted stock ROM
2) Flash
3) Enable Xposed
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Does this apply for the stock rom? I'm rooted, but still stock...
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Does this apply for the stock rom? I'm rooted, but still stock...
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Yes, whenever there is a new stock ROM, someone makes a rooted stock flashable zip of it. Also if you make any small changes to system, sometimes like adblocking, OTA will fail but flashable zip of rom will just override all that bs.
latest 4.4.4 rooted stock rom is in a thread which you can find i the resources section of the sticky-roll-up thread. You can get there via my signature.
That way, you can take a nandroid backup so if anything goes wrong after the update, you can do a full restore, where as with OTA you will not be able to with stock recovery.
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Yes, whenever there is a new stock ROM, someone makes a rooted stock flashable zip of it. Also if you make any small changes to system, sometimes like adblocking, OTA will fail but flashable zip of rom will just override all that bs.
latest 4.4.4 rooted stock rom is in a thread which you can find i the resources section of the sticky-roll-up thread. You can get there via my signature.
That way, you can take a nandroid backup so if anything goes wrong after the update, you can do a full restore, where as with OTA you will not be able to with stock recovery.
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Ok great that's very helpful, thanks!
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Ok great that's very helpful, thanks!
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No problem.
I just think that way is easier....I wouldn't want you putting extra work in, if you dont have to. It also gives you more freedom to work with mods in the future too, or kernels etc
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No problem.
I just think that way is easier....I wouldn't want you putting extra work in, if you dont have to. It also gives you more freedom to work with mods in the future too, or kernels etc
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Yep it's all good. For some reason, I had this little fear of the fact it's an official stock rom, that's been "toyed" with. But of course that makes no sense really, considering I'm willing to install many third party apps and processes that could easily alter/mess my phone up.
Do the rooted stock roms get released fairly rapidly after the official one is released?
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Yep it's all good. For some reason, I had this little fear of the fact it's an official stock rom, that's been "toyed" with. But of course that makes no sense really, considering I'm willing to install many third party apps and processes that could easily alter/mess my phone up.
Do the rooted stock roms get released fairly rapidly after the official one is released?
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Yeah. as soon as the factory image is released. Maybe a day or two. Which is before 99% of people even receive the OTA notification
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Yeah. as soon as the factory image is released. Maybe a day or two. Which is before 99% of people even receive the OTA notification
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Perfect, thanks for clearing things up for me.
Just checking, I'll make a backup before I flash, but technically, will all my data still be there if all goes to plan?
providedbike said:
Perfect, thanks for clearing things up for me.
Just checking, I'll make a backup before I flash, but technically, will all my data still be there if all goes to plan?
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Yep. the /data partition is not touched. Just /system and /boot (ROM and Kernel)
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Yep. the /data partition is not touched. Just /system and /boot (ROM and Kernel)
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Great I'll do it tonight