I need kernel messages or some errors from firmware installation. Logcat doesn't show these messages except that which appears after system has already installed. I try to figure out whats happen with display driver and why touchscreen controller doesn't update after firmware upgrading. Also this firmware doesn't have source code.
Telephone Jiayu G2F, android 4.2
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So I used the disconnect internet trick and got Tango to install on my phone. Problem is, it stopped with the 3 updates and did not install (or find) the Samsung one that I know was supposed to be installed (for firmware), so my firmware is now 2103.11.10.1 instead of what it is supposed to be.
Does anyone know a way to force the OEM firmware to be sent to Zune. The internet disconnect trick isn't work now, so I'm stuck. Also, my backups aren't showing up, even though during the update process it said it was creating a backup (for all the OS updates it installed all the way up to 8773).
If there is no way to get the OEM firmware to be pushed, does anyone know how to get the Focus Flash to stock? I know I have a backup on my computer, but Zune isn't recognizing it (I had forced 8107 on my phone, and Zune made a backup of that ROM).
I just updated to Tango using the cab sender on my Focus Flash. Everything worked fine. My firmware ver. is the same as yours. It has been that rev since as far as i can remember. I don't think there is a firmware newer than that for the Focus Flash.
Firmware is 2103.11.10.1
OS ver is 7.10.8773.98
b4malevolent said:
I just updated to Tango using the cab sender on my Focus Flash. Everything worked fine. My firmware ver. is the same as yours. It has been that rev since as far as i can remember. I don't think there is a firmware newer than that for the Focus Flash.
Firmware is 2103.11.10.1
OS ver is 7.10.8773.98
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Someone at wpcentral posted this for their Focus Flash:
Look like Firmware Update, Radio Software, BootLoader
Firmware Revision 2103.12.05.04
Hardware Revision Number 23.1.0.8
Radio Software Version: 2103.12.5.4
Radio Hardware Version: 0.0.0.6
BootLoader Version 6.5.17.0
Chip SOC Version 0.74.21.1
So there must be one out there (plus, everyone else has been receiving firmware updates, like Nokia, so I can't see Samsung not making one).
Since you used the debrand trick to update to 8107, you'll most likely have to reset your phone to get the Samsung update. I did the same thing & then did the cab send method to update to 8773. Didn't have any problems. Kept trying to get the Samsung update via the disconnect trick. No luck. As soon as I reset my phone, it popped right up. I'm installing it now. Good luck.
Steve
I have an OPO with the following firmware:
Cyanogen OS: 11.0-XNPH05Q
Android: 4.4.4
A while ago I upgraded to CM12 and decided I didn't like it, primarily due to the MMS issue. So I restored to 11, until now and want to upgrade. I go to About phone > System updates and get the following:
"An update is available for your system
XNPH05Q Incremental
A Cyanogen OS update, XNPH05Q Incremental, is available for your phone. You will be notified when it is ready for installation.
This will prepare your device for upgrading to Cyanogen OS 12.0.
Update size: 8.7MB"
The problem is, when I press 'Download update', nothing happens. Nothing. Nada.
Some information which may be pertinent:
Constantly connected to Wi-Fi
Device is rooted
I am currently overseas (in another country away from my usual home)
Xposed Framework with Xprivacy installed (I have tried disabling Xposed but upgrade still doesn't work)
TWRP 2.8.5.1
Any suggestions?
SOLVED
The issue was that the System Update process was disabled in ES Task Manager. When I enabled the process, the download proceeded.
Yesterday I managed to soft-brick my Asus Zenfone5 by trying to unroot it.
Now the phone is working fine but it is running Kitkat and build number is showing that installed build is equal to Lollipop update
When I check for updates it does not report that there is any update available. Is there an easy way to update to Lollipop without wiping all data all over again?
Hello xda,
i'm going straight to the problem, i used to have my Huawei GR3 rooted but i decided that i wanted to receive official updates so i could try a specific app that starts with P and ends in GO, thing is, after i flashed my phone with the stock rom from the huawei official website my phone doesn't say it can't receive updates because the phone was modified anymore but won't receive them either, i'm stuck on TAG-L21C328B126, tried using the huawei firmware search app to download the most recent version of the TAG-L21C328 but when i try to update my phone with the most recent updates, the phone always gets a error saying that the package can't find the fingerprints and asks for L21C328B127 or L21C328B128.
Is there a way i can fix this ?
Error mentioned above:
"Package expects build fingerprint of huawei/tag-l21/hwtag-l6753:5.1/huaweitag1/c328b127:user/release-keys or huawei/tag-l21/hwtag-l6753:5.1/huaweitag-l21/c328b128:user/release-keys; this device has huawei/tag-l21/hwtag-l6753:5.1/huaweitag-l21/c328b126:"
PS: Is there a way to update the stock rom update.zip with the small ota updates manually on your computer ? i contacted huawei help center on my country, all they told me was that TAG-L21C440B139 is the last ota for my phone, and since i can't update via android, i was thinking if i could grab the stock rom and just update it with all the otas till it reach TAG-L21C440B139 on my computer.
Best Regards
RD
Hi,
After my S21+ updated to android 13, my phone often lost signal, did not receive messages and calls. I want to roll it back to android 10 but don't know how to do it.
I found a few tutorials to find the factory images and do flash-all using adb, but I don't know where I can find the factory images of the S21+.
Please guide me in detail if you can.
Sincerely thank you.
First you should unlock your bootloader from official source.
Then browse through incognito mode via any third party browser about official Android 10 rom package for your device.
Find your device manufacturers website from the results and download the package and update through default updater Or flash using official flash tool (recommended).
Remember rolling back or downgrade Android version can brick your device
Depending on how the device is programmed.