Hi everyone,
I have a Nexus 5 working under lollipop 5.0.1 ( not rooted )and, just like the 5.0.0, my phone bug a little bit after working a lot on the phone.
The Ram turns to + 70% of consummption and the phone bugs whenever I try to get to the home screen until I restart the phone ( almost everyday )
I use Cleaner to clean my phone.
I thought about going a full reset to the phone and try if this problem will be fixed ( I'll need ur suggestions for the best app backup )
If it doesn't work, I'll try to root my phone ( my last option )
So what you think guys ??!
PS : I can upload a video showing the issue I have if necessary.
Thanks.
Is this a joke? Your talking about the most famous Android 5.0 bug
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californicated said:
Is this a joke? Your talking about the most famous Android 5.0 bug
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I thought the 5.0.1 fixed the bug ..
Anyone ?
Try one of the AOSP 5.0.2 ROMs which has the fix. Optipop is pretty good. Cataclysm is good but it doesn't have the fixes in AOSP last I checked.
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MrObvious said:
Try one of the AOSP 5.0.2 ROMs which has the fix. Optipop is pretty good. Cataclysm is good but it doesn't have the fixes in AOSP last I checked.
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So Rooting the device is the only option i have ?
What about Treminus Rom (Android 5.0.2 Lollipop) ?
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KarimKh said:
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You don't have to root to have a custom rom. You just need a custom recovery
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jd1639 said:
You don't have to root to have a custom rom. You just need a custom recovery
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So i can install a custom room without rooting my device .. will it fix the bugs ?
KarimKh said:
So i can install a custom room without rooting my device .. will it fix the bugs ?
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Is your bootloader unlocked? If it is flash twrp with fastboot. Then flash the rom of your choice and see if it fixes your bug
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jd1639 said:
Is your bootloader unlocked? If it is flash twrp with fastboot. Then flash the rom of your choice and see if it fixes your bug
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I'll try that, Thanks.
Alternatively you can also reboot your phone as a temporary fix.
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after i flash a rom and when i get to setup menu it says unfortanately phone has stopped!! doesnt matter which rom i flash it says the same thing!! tried with omni rom official beanstalk rom and bs harmony rom!! please help thx in advance
What steps are you taking when you flash a ROM?
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freddienux74 said:
after i flash a rom and when i get to setup menu it says unfortanately phone has stopped!! doesnt matter which rom i flash it says the same thing!! tried with omni rom official beanstalk rom and bs harmony rom!! please help thx in advance
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Are you wiping data when you flash the rom?
If you don't have any important stuff on your phone, I would just flash the factory images and start over with the rom process.
freddienux74 said:
after i flash a rom and when i get to setup menu it says unfortanately phone has stopped!! doesnt matter which rom i flash it says the same thing!! tried with omni rom official beanstalk rom and bs harmony rom!! please help thx in advance
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Please tell us also what is your phone's status at the moment. Like is your phone rooted with bootloader unlocked and stuff like that.
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Bruce Lee said:
Please tell us also what is your phone's status at the moment. Like is your phone rooted with bootloader unlocked and stuff like that.
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Well since he's flashing a rom, it would be rooted and the bootloader unlocked.
aooga said:
Well since he's flashing a rom, it would be rooted and the bootloader unlocked.
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It never hurts to ask though. Maybe he did something different and bypassed something. You never know. You got to have the whole story. :sly:
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Kreateablaze said:
What steps are you taking when you flash a ROM?
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I did full wipe then dalvik cache
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I'm rooted! When I flashed Mahdi ROM no issues! Mahdi ROM actually is my backup ROM also
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freddienux74 said:
I'm rooted! When I flashed Mahdi ROM no issues! Mahdi ROM actually is my backup ROM also
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Wait it's working now?
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Bruce Lee said:
Wait it's working now? No its not working! Mahdi ROM is my daily driver and my backup! I'm thinking now it might be kernel issue. Do you think the kernel might be issue?
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No its not working now! I meant my daily driver is Mahdi ROM and I use
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When you flash the ROM it also flashes the kernel that comes with it.
So if you are using Mahdi ROM then everything is ok but if you try a different ROM you get the error constantly?
using the ClockworkMod recovery.
If you receive issues on flashing, double check your download. If nothing, I suggest using the ClockworkMod recovery.
mistahseller said:
When you flash the ROM it also flashes the kernel that comes with it.
So if you are using Mahdi ROM then everything is ok but if you try a different ROM you get the error constantly?
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storm007 said:
If you receive issues on flashing, double check your download. If nothing, I suggest using the ClockworkMod recovery.
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I switch to cwm and same issue! Its weird! I mean again today I flash 4 different ROMs and as soon as I get to setup same issue! Unfortunately phone has stopped!
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freddienux74 said:
I switch to cwm and same issue! Its weird! I mean again today I flash 4 different ROMs and as soon as I get to setup same issue! Unfortunately phone has stopped!
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Phone has stopped is related to your gapps
freddienux74 said:
I switch to cwm and same issue! Its weird! I mean again today I flash 4 different ROMs and as soon as I get to setup same issue! Unfortunately phone has stopped!
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The type of recovery you use will have no bearing on it, hundreds of people on here use twrp and cwm.
All I can suggest and it was suggested before is to wipe your phone completely and start over again. Something went wrong, clearly.
I thought the Lollipop update for Android L was being rolled out. I'm on stock 4.4.4 and rooted. I also have xposed framework and Gravitybox mods added. Could this be why I am not getting the OTA update?
xKillerXSmileZx said:
I thought the Lollipop update for Android L was being rolled out. I'm on stock 4.4.4 and rooted. I also have xposed framework and Gravitybox mods added. Could this be why I am not getting the OTA update?
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No, it rolls out in stages. But once you get it it won't work with xposed installed. Also, you have to be on the stock recovery if you're not already.
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jd1639 said:
No, it rolls out in stages. But once you get it it won't work with xposed installed. Also, you have to be on the stock recovery if you're not already.
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I have TWRP flashed. Do I need to put it back on stock?
xKillerXSmileZx said:
I have TWRP flashed. Do I need to put it back on stock?
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Yes. The ota won't work in a custom recovery
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No, it rolls out in stages. But once you get it it won't work with xposed installed. Also, you have to be on the stock recovery if you're not already.
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I got it today and I was rooted and had xposed installed. I was still using the stock recovery though.
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Yes. The ota won't work in a custom recovery
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Is this a new thing?
rootSU said:
Is this a new thing?
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Yes
This is how it is with Lollipop.
MrKaon said:
Yes
This is how it is with Lollipop.
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I actually just received the ota today and didn't change anything at all. What happens if I attempt to download the update even though I'm not on stock recovery?
It will fail and be a waste of time.
I have an unlocked and rooted Nexus 5 on 4.4.4 KTU84P running a stock image that was updated OTA.
I've been getting the OTA update all day but it keeps failing to install. The error says there is an issue with the file in the /cache/ folder. I've been able to update OTA in the past until this version.
I wouldn't mind just using Nexus Root Toolkit to update but to do that don't I have to unroot and wipe the device? I just want to update without wiping the device.
Is it possible?
Skullpuck said:
I have an unlocked and rooted Nexus 5 on 4.4.4 KTU84P running a stock image that was updated OTA.
I've been getting the OTA update all day but it keeps failing to install. The error says there is an issue with the file in the /cache/ folder. I've been able to update OTA in the past until this version.
I wouldn't mind just using Nexus Root Toolkit to update but to do that don't I have to unroot and wipe the device? I just want to update without wiping the device.
Is it possible?
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Are you on the stock recovery or do you have a custom recovery. You must be on stock
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jd1639 said:
Are you on the stock recovery or do you have a custom recovery. You must be on stock
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Custom. TWRP I believe. Whatever the one the Nexus Toolkit uses.
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Custom. TWRP I believe. Whatever the one the Nexus Toolkit uses.
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You need to be on stock. Flash that in fastboot. Don't know if you can do that in nrt
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You need to be on stock. Flash that in fastboot. Don't know if you can do that in nrt
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So there's absolutely no other way of doing this besides removing my custom recovery?
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So there's absolutely no other way of doing this besides removing my custom recovery?
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Nope, has to be stock recovery
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You need to be on stock. Flash that in fastboot. Don't know if you can do that in nrt
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Nope, has to be stock recovery
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Then why was I able to update to 4.3 and 4.4 both while TWRP was installed? I had 0 problems.
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Then why was I able to update to 4.3 and 4.4 both while TWRP was installed? I had 0 problems.
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5.0 is different. Trust me on this
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There is an option on the Toolkit to revert the recovery back to stock. Will that be enough to install the update or do I have to unroot as well?
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There is an option on the Toolkit to revert the recovery back to stock. Will that be enough to install the update or do I have to unroot as well?
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The tool kit will probably return you to stock and wipe your device. Skip the tool kit. Just flash the stock recovery in fastboot. If you don't know how see @rootSU's sticky in the general forum
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The tool kit will probably return you to stock and wipe your device. Skip the tool kit. Just flash the stock recovery in fastboot. If you don't know how see @rootSU's sticky in the general forum
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Just going to jump in here...
my nexus is just rooted and unlocked... but is on stock
But still no luck...
do i need to unroot?
Thanks
Same here... Mine is also only rooted and unlocked (everything is stock) but when update started in recovery error appears...
I tried only to see what it looks like, but because xposed and ART don't like each other i'll stay on KK
Hi
Stock 5.1.1 LMY48B
rooted with TWRP installed.
Can I flash to CM12.1 just by flashing the zip from TWRP ?
will I lose any data ? Do I need to worry about bootloader or radio versions ?
If I want to go back is it as simple as flashing my nandroid backup ?
Thanks
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Anyone?
Thanks
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albert_htc said:
Hi
Stock 5.1.1 LMY48B
rooted with TWRP installed.
Can I flash to CM12.1 just by flashing the zip from TWRP ?
will I lose any data ? Do I need to worry about bootloader or radio versions ?
If I want to go back is it as simple as flashing my nandroid backup ?
Thanks
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As I know going from rom to rom you need to make a factory reset.
That will remove all what is stored on /data
All apps, cache and dalvik cache.
All other data insidr /storage/sdcard will be on safe
As I know stock rom cannot be restored, but I just take this device before 1 day. I don't know for that, because on mine previous phone that was impossible
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albert_htc said:
will I lose any data ? Do I need to worry about bootloader or radio versions ?
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CM nightlies include a radio and bootloader so you don't have to worry about that.
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If I want to go back is it as simple as flashing my nandroid backup ?
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Even if I never tried you should be able to restore a stock nandroid backup thru TWRP (you don't flash anything).
Thanks I'll try this at the weekend ?
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Primokorn said:
CM nightlies include a radio and bootloader so you don't have to worry about that.
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No they don't.
But since he's upgraded to stock 5.1.x already, everything is up to date and there's nothing to worry about. Besides, Google's bootloaders usually have good forward- and backward-compatibility.
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AndyYan said:
No they don't.
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From Jira:
Me => CM (AOSP) is the only rom which has a bootloader and a radio into its zip. Why? Could you remove them?
I was on the newest bootloader HHz12f and a radio from KRT16M. Every time I flash CM nightlies I have to update my bootloader and flash an older radio. Very annoying.
Thank you.
CM Team => Sorry, we will continue to ship both. It saves us more headaches in the long run. Thanks for your understanding.
It's as simple as that.
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But since he's upgraded to stock 5.1.x already, everything is up to date and there's nothing to worry about. Besides, Google's bootloaders usually have good forward- and backward-compatibility.
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Custom ROMs have a check into their update-script for the bootloader version. If you don't have the good one then you can't flash it.
Hi everyone , i was wondering if any of you guys found a good way to root the latest version version , i tried to manually root via recovery but nothing , please let me know if any of you guys sucessfully did , thanks in addvance .
Yes, pretty much everybody, I'd guess. What method did you use? SuperSU? Doitright?
Best to think of all the answers you want and supply the info up front - you save everybody a lot of time, not least yourself.
I used SuperSU , 3 or 4 different versions 3 betas and 1 not beta then bootloop after every SuperSU installation .. Then I flashed the boot partition again and I removed the bootloop but the root was not there ..
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I rooted my N5 with SuperSU 2.67 Beta. I am running stock kernel and stock recovery.
kaushikd said:
I rooted my N5 with SuperSU 2.67 Beta. I am running stock kernel and stock recovery.
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So you rooted your device with stock recovery installed .. How?
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BlackVader said:
So you rooted your device with stock recovery installed .. How?
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What I did:
1. Flashed all images except the userdata.
2. Boot with TWRP and flash SuperSU.
3. Reboot and done.
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What I did:
1. Flashed all imaged except the userdata.
2. Boot with TWRP and flash SuperSU.
3. Reboot and done.
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You flashed the images by recovery or adb?
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BlackVader said:
You flashed the images by recovery or adb?
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I flashed using adb only.
I found a solution , and I made a tutorial also. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3356126
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