Hi
I am new to Android I trying to understand, If I install Autodroid on my nexus 7 2012, because its based on SlimKat do I have to be on Android 4.0 and above, or can I install it on any Android system.
Thanks
ra7ak said:
Hi
I am new to Android I trying to understand, If I install Autodroid on my nexus 7 2012, because its based on SlimKat do I have to be on Android 4.0 and above, or can I install it on any Android system.
Thanks
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Hello and welcome to XDA-developers!
Autodroid is a custom ROM based on android 4.4.4
Thread for Nexus7 2012 (Grouper)
You can flash on your device by taking all recommended steps:
1. Factory reset
2. Wipe system, data, cache/dalvik
3. Flash Autodroid
4. Enjoy :good:
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Hey guys! I have a Nexus 5 and Nexus 7 (2013) and I am going to try to use multirom. My question is when you get multirom and you go to install it your only choices are Android 4.4, stock 4.4.1, 4.4.2, or Cm 11. Since I am running the PAC-MAN rom I am confused on which to choose. Any help would be great!
jbrooks58 said:
Hey guys! I have a Nexus 5 and Nexus 7 (2013) and I am going to try to use multirom. My question is when you get multirom and you go to install it your only choices are Android 4.4, stock 4.4.1, 4.4.2, or Cm 11. Since I am running the PAC-MAN rom I am confused on which to choose. Any help would be great!
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android 4.4.
Hello people,
I have a question regarding updating my rooted LG Nexus 5 to Android L, my current Android version is 4.4.2.
So when Android L is released for the Nexus 5, should I:
- Go back to stock, full wipe the entire phone and update OTA and go back to root
- Just dirty flash Android L over 4.4.2 ( Is that even possible ? )
or something else ? I have not many experience with updating my rooted phone, so if someone can tell me the best and easy way it would be great.
**If I full wipe the phone, is the best backupp app still TitaniumBackupp or are there other ways ?**
Phone information:
- Rooted LG Nexus 5
- Stock kernel and TWRP Custom Recovery
- Xposed Framework installed
- Version 4.4.2
wait for a rooted ROM to flash in recovery, or flash the factory IMG. if you wait for a rooted ROM, you can try dirty flashing. if no issues, then good. if not, wipe then flash the rooted ROM.
Titanium backup is still the best. But, backup it's backup to your pc before you flash L. You're most likely going to have to wipe your device to get it working.
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Until L is officially released, we're using the below thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2796217
Android "L" Developer Preview Help, Troubleshooting, Q&A
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Hello
I am a new Nexus 5 user and i am using the Android 5.0 (LRX21O) on my device.
I wonder the advantages and disadvantages of switching to CyanogenMod 11 and what the known issues of this ROM.
Thanks
Did you read their thread?
Sorry. Yes. You can delete this post. Thanks
Hi all so my question is can i install cyanogen mod based on android 4.4.4 when my nexus 7 is on 5.0.2 lollipop.Basicly i mean can i downgrade directly on cyanogen or i need to flash stock imagge?
Kratos66 said:
Hi all so my question is can i install cyanogen mod based on android 4.4.4 when my nexus 7 is on 5.0.2 lollipop.Basicly i mean can i downgrade directly on cyanogen or i need to flash stock imagge?
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Yes, Android is like your desktop, you select the rom you want to flash and you flash it through a custom recovery. It doesn't matter what's already installed.
Hello,
I want to install android 12 for my phone, because there is no custom rom for it(i have realme c21y) and also because i have the sucks Realme ui R edition with android 11, i reade in the net that i can install it but there is no tutorial, can any one help.
Ps: I have Arch linux to flash the android 12 on the phone.