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Are there any GApps packages for CM11 that have the Photosphere and stock camera? I know previous GApps used to have two packages, but I can't find the optional gallery/photosphere for CM11.
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Frozen-Solid posted:Are there any GApps packages for CM11 that have the Photosphere and stock camera? I know previous GApps used to have two packages, but I can't find the optional gallery/photosphere for CM11. The Paranoid Android 4.4 GApps package has both of those. I'm using it on my N5 with CM11 and it seems to be working just fine.
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Dec 9, 2013 23:12
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Konjuro posted:The Paranoid Android 4.4 GApps package has both of those. I'm using it on my N5 with CM11 and it seems to be working just fine.
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Dec 9, 2013 23:23
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I looked at the addon.d files and it appears everything is there. I'll let you know the next time I flash.
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Dec 10, 2013 01:36
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LastInLine posted:Isn't that the one with the broken backup script? Broken backup script for what?
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Konjuro posted:Broken backup script for what? When the CM nightlies started and even before, users were reporting that they had to reflash GApps after every nightly flash which shouldn't be necessary if the script is working. Here is the PA GApps page with all the options. It appears it was fixed on 26 Nov if this is to be believed: xda posted:NOVEMBER 26, 2013 - 20131126
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Dec 10, 2013 10:57
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God having CM back is so nice. I've missed the tablet-style notification pull down (swapped, so quick settings are on the left), stock messaging easy reply notifications, not having to use lightflow to setup LEDs, the circle battery, activity flashers on the notification bar, custom quick settings, not having to long-press quick settings, and my search soft menu button. So many little things just make it so great. I want to like Hangouts, I really do, but CyanogenMod's custom reply popup for stock messaging is just too drat good.
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Dec 10, 2013 15:51
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Frozen-Solid posted:activity flashers on the notification bar What's this, now?
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hooah posted:What's this, now? In 4.4 Google removed the up and down arrows on the mobile and wifi notification bar icons. Now they're only shown if you pull the quick settings shade down. This is great for low power devices to save a few CPU cycles, but for the Nexus 5 it's a bit silly to be counting cycles that closely. CM11 brought the animated icons back.
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Dec 10, 2013 16:31
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Could someone please elaborate on the horribly vague answers found here: androidforums.com/galaxy-y-all-things-root/448968-installation-aborted-rooting.html I'm using the file from this page: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=36352803 For a Samsung GT-S5360L. I'm getting the error mentioned in the first post. I can't figure out what line of code I need to modify and where it's located.
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Dec 10, 2013 23:38
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huhu posted:Could someone please elaborate on the horribly vague answers found here: You need to edit the updater script to recognize your device model number as a supported device. I think... http://androidforums.com/galaxy-y-all-things-root/448968-installation-aborted-rooting.html#post3541597 This one for GT-S5360L: http://androidforums.com/galaxy-y-all-things-root/448968-installation-aborted-rooting.html#post3663634
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Dec 10, 2013 23:47
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 Thanks. Learned everything about jailbreaking and now it's back to square one.
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Dec 11, 2013 01:02
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Has anyone else tried CM11 on an old Nexus 7 (grouper)? Neither the "M1" release nor the 20131210 nightly will even flash for me in either CWMR or TWRP.
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Dec 11, 2013 07:34
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wolrah posted:Has anyone else tried CM11 on an old Nexus 7 (grouper)? Neither the "M1" release nor the 20131210 nightly will even flash for me in either CWMR or TWRP. I wasn't able to flash CM11 on grouper, either. I said gently caress it, and went to stock 4.4.2 rooted and have been using that.
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Dec 11, 2013 14:28
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wolrah posted:Has anyone else tried CM11 on an old Nexus 7 (grouper)? Neither the "M1" release nor the 20131210 nightly will even flash for me in either CWMR or TWRP. CM11 M1 and subsequent nightlies have all worked fine on grouper for me. I'm using clockworkmod 6.0.4.3
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I have a friend who has a rooted nexus 10, he ran the kitkat ota and it installed via twrp but its now stuck in a bootloop. After a bit of googling apparently you arent meant to use custom recovery? Which is wierd because i've never had a problem doing that on my old nexus 7, it just usualy rolls back to the standard recovery. Is the only option to flash stock? I've already tried clearing cache and davlik.
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Dec 11, 2013 17:23
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bald and fail II posted:I have a friend who has a rooted nexus 10, he ran the kitkat ota and it installed via twrp but its now stuck in a bootloop. After a bit of googling apparently you arent meant to use custom recovery? Which is wierd because i've never had a problem doing that on my old nexus 7, it just usualy rolls back to the standard recovery. fastboot flash the stock image. You could try removing the -w flag from the batch file to retain user data.
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My nexus 5 was working fine, rooted, unlocked, stock, but the signal kept dropping after the 4.4.2 update. I decided to do the built in factory resting under device settings backup and restore. The phone rebooted and got stuck on erasing for about an hour. I powered off the device and it went back to the erasing screen. I tried a manual flash of the original stock firmware from google but I get an error FAILED (remote: flash write failure). I tried flashing a custom recovery and flashing a ROM and it failed as well. I basically tried everything, fix permissions, format cache, erase cache, nothing helped. Worst part is I bought the phone off a guy at work and I'm worried about google transferring the warranty to me. Any suggestions?
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r0ck0 posted:My nexus 5 was working fine, rooted, unlocked, stock, but the signal kept dropping after the 4.4.2 update. I decided to do the built in factory resting under device settings backup and restore. The phone rebooted and got stuck on erasing for about an hour. I powered off the device and it went back to the erasing screen. I tried a manual flash of the original stock firmware from google but I get an error FAILED (remote: flash write failure). I tried flashing a custom recovery and flashing a ROM and it failed as well. I basically tried everything, fix permissions, format cache, erase cache, nothing helped. Worst part is I bought the phone off a guy at work and I'm worried about google transferring the warranty to me. Any suggestions? Does it boot into fastboot correctly? Hold down the volume down key while you power the phone on.
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Dec 11, 2013 18:42
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Jerk McJerkface posted:Does it boot into fastboot correctly? Hold down the volume down key while you power the phone on. Yes, I can get into fastboot, thats where I have tried flashing the stock firmware which failed. I could only temporarily boot the custom recovery since flashing failed. Is there a firmware restore tool like odin? Anyone ever heard of google transferring warranties between accounts?
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r0ck0 posted:Yes, I can get into fastboot, thats where I have tried flashing the stock firmware which failed. I could only temporarily boot the custom recovery since flashing failed. Is there a firmware restore tool like odin? Anyone ever heard of google transferring warranties between accounts? They will transfer the warranty, yes. You'll need to have the original purchaser call them. I've done it before a few times. However, I can help you. If you want, we can even do a hangout and work on it. I'm ericcorp AT gmail DOT com if you want to chat right now (I have a few minutes on lunch) and I bet we can sort it out.
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Jerk McJerkface posted:They will transfer the warranty, yes. You'll need to have the original purchaser call them. I've done it before a few times. Thanks Mr. McJerkface but I'm at work and the phone is at home. You think you will be around tonight say 5pm PST? thanks I emailed you, thanks again for the offer. r0ck0 fucked around with this message at 19:17 on Dec 11, 2013 |
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Maker Of Shoes posted:fastboot flash the stock image. You could try removing the -w flag from the batch file to retain user data. I tried doing the stock flash without the -w flag, still didnt boot. Ended up flashing the factory image, which is still 4.4 and adb sideloading 4.4.2 Still I thought that installing an ota with root and custom recovery wasnt a problem with nexuses, although I just realised i'd removed supersu on my nexus7 because the sky go app doesnt work on rooted devices. So that might be why my otas have worked.
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bald and fail II posted:Still I thought that installing an ota with root and custom recovery wasnt a problem with nexuses, although I just realised i'd removed supersu on my nexus7 because the sky go app doesnt work on rooted devices. So that might be why my otas have worked. If you had SuperSU on your phone before trying to run the update, then that definitely caused it to fail. Before rebooting and installing the OTA, you have to go into SuperSU and have it remove itself. Then make sure you have the latest SuperSU zip and flash it after flashing the OTA.
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I installed 4.4 on my Verizon branded Galaxy Nexus using ShinyROM or something - it was a clean/stock install, no CM11. The phone runs better than it did when I first got it. It's been stable for a week now without any crashes. I would suggest it to anyone looking to get some more life out of their Galaxy Nexus. I got it here: http://rootzwiki.com/topic/36706-romaosp12813-shiny-rom-ota-like-stock-android-441-kot49e/
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Frozen-Solid posted:If you had SuperSU on your phone before trying to run the update, then that definitely caused it to fail. Before rebooting and installing the OTA, you have to go into SuperSU and have it remove itself. Then make sure you have the latest SuperSU zip and flash it after flashing the OTA.
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I'm also finding 4.4 to be a huge improvement on performance, I'm still using a Nexus S and CM11 has made it usable again. I've not encountered any Nightly problems as I expected, but I'm just waiting for the inevitable. Still, anyone who's old phone is chugging along hopelessly, dig through for a CyanogenMod version of 4.4 and see what's what.
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For example, Xposed will cause an OTA to fail. SuperSU does not need to be uninstalled however does get deactivated as previously mentioned. I usually have a directory with Xposed, SuperSU, and the Xposed disabler zips for this reason. I also noticed I couldn't just install the OTAs, I had to sideload them. I may have just been loving something up and fixed it before sideloading.
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The PA GApps package does in fact do proper addon.d now. Unfortunately the 4.4.2 update they released for it today deletes the stock messaging app (rather than just adding hangouts). What the gently caress? On that note: I truly despise XDA and it's entire community. Frozen Peach fucked around with this message at 18:03 on Dec 12, 2013 |
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Anyone know how to turn off this blue notification dot on the left hand side of my screen? Using a galaxy nexus with paranoid android. e: Double tap and drag to trash Optiquest fucked around with this message at 20:34 on Dec 12, 2013 |
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Dec 12, 2013 20:27
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Optiquest posted:Anyone know how to turn off this blue notification dot on the left hand side of my screen? Using a galaxy nexus with paranoid android.
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After downloading about 4 different rogers roms for my phone I realized something better must be out there if you ever gently caress up your phone and need to reflash. Kies should act like iTunes and allow an option to nuke and restore if need be. Having to find roms on such illustrious sites such as mega.com and such blows poo poo. Rogers and the like should also just host their roms to make this easier. Rant done!
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Att s3. I'm running cm10.1 stable. I see there's a 10.2 stable now. Do I need to update radio and other firmware like I had to going from 10 to 10.1? Cm wiki mentions 10.1 needs a >ICS boot loader but nothing about 10.2. Edit someone ITT recommended me to http://invisiblek.org/d2firmware.html for firmware once for 10.1 and I'm current according to that site but I don't know if it's still maintained. Site is still as hosed up ugly as it was before. Also anyone know if flash player runs good on 10.2? It 90% does on 10.1. (Not for porn, got mxplayer for that) Vin BioEthanol fucked around with this message at 03:38 on Dec 13, 2013 |
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Which 4.4.2 ROMs are people using for their GS3's on sprint that are not CM based ROMs? Or am I doing it wrong? I have been running stock rooted for a wile now and only this morning did I get the notification for the new OTA. I figure that if the stock OTA has issues anyways, I might as well try to do something more drastic and flash up to the newest version of android, been waiting way too long to get out of 4.1.2, but have been nervous to 1) Brick the phone, or 2) Have a bunch of problems with hardware features (camera, data, screen rotation, etc)
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I've got a Verizon Galaxy Nexus running CM 10.2 right now, until my contract is up next Friday and I can switch to my Nexus 5 sitting on my desk. How stable is the CM11 nightlies? I heard about some problems with gapps, will it wipe out my Google accounts?
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Zweihander01 posted:I've got a Verizon Galaxy Nexus running CM 10.2 right now, until my contract is up next Friday and I can switch to my Nexus 5 sitting on my desk. How stable is the CM11 nightlies? I heard about some problems with gapps, will it wipe out my Google accounts? Not very, they're barely a week old on the N5. I don't mind much though, Android isn't super terrible anymore and most everything can be solved by an app purchase or two without having to go full blown ROM.
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I meant the VZW Galaxy Nexus nightlies, I don't plan on doing much ROMming on the Nexus 5. I was using CM just to get updates asap, but with a (real) Nexus I won't need to do that anymore.
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Zweihander01 posted:I've got a Verizon Galaxy Nexus running CM 10.2 right now, until my contract is up next Friday and I can switch to my Nexus 5 sitting on my desk. How stable is the CM11 nightlies? I heard about some problems with gapps, will it wipe out my Google accounts? I've been using a CM11 nightly on my Nexus S and I've not seen a single problem at all.
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Zweihander01 posted:I meant the VZW Galaxy Nexus nightlies, I don't plan on doing much ROMming on the Nexus 5. I was using CM just to get updates asap, but with a (real) Nexus I won't need to do that anymore. I have a VZW Galaxy Nexus running CM11 nightlies, and I keep it on WiFi only. No problems to report.
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nimper posted:I have a VZW Galaxy Nexus running CM11 nightlies, and I keep it on WiFi only. No problems to report. I'm also using CM11 nightlies on my Verizon GNex and it's already better than any 4.3-based ROM I used on it. Haven't had any problems with it.
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