I tried to update my Nexus S (i9023) to 4.0.4. and i got an error (installation aborted). So, I wanna flash the factory image (the official), but I don't know how. I read something about "fastboot" and the Android SDK (is this the 4.0.4 update file?), what does it mean?
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I still haven't got Google maps 7.0.1 update for my nexus 4... All my friends who r using nexus 4 & note 2 have got the update...
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a Nexus 7 running 4.2.2 Jelly Bean, with an unlocked boot loader and rooted. Since the 4.3 versions are now officially out, I was wondering how I would update. Is there any special process? Can I just use the normal OTA update service built-in? Will doing that lose my root and unlock? If possible, I'd prefer the most risk-free method, as I don't want to mess up my Nexus.
View 5 Replies View Related I've updated my phone (nexus 4) to 4.3 And can't seem to be able.to setup exchange email account This used to work fine prior to update Symptoms using default email client Waiting to sync forever "couldn't open connection to server" msg I can sync 'Sent' mail folder but not the 'Inbox'!
Using TouchDown it will sync the calendar but not the mail.Tried switching auto sync data on and off, deleting and reinstating account, restarting phone - in various combinations nothing works.
Each time i hit install on the android update it starts then i get this image before it ends ... how can i get it to install properly ?
this is what i get instead of an updated device , a red triangle with the android cartoon.
I have a rooted galaxy nexus. How can I disable to OTA update notification. I have tried the method where you use root explorer to access cache/fota folder, but I do not have a fota folder.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have an unlocked N1 which has RA recovery/backup installed?..i think, its been a long time..sorry for new bie is Highness(is that a word)..Anyway..I have reset the device and now am on stock build number ERD79..firmware 2.1. If i do a wipe of the device when I restart i get the over the air update to 2.2. It downloads and verifies but when i restart i go to the boot loader? screen? and I get an install failed message.
View 6 Replies View RelatedI am trying to get a friends Nexus 7 up and running. I recently rooted it and installed the custom recovery using my Mac with this guide while the tablet was on 4.3. All was well, but then my friend was given the option to install the 4.4 Kitkat update. After the update, the tablet has been unable to boot - it simply hangs at the startup animation. I am able to enter the recovery boot loader, and enter options to restore from a .zip, however I have no way of accessing the tablet's memory from my computer to put the original operating system back on it- although I think it could be done from Terminal, I am not well versed in command prompts.
View 3 Replies View RelatedAnyone getting this problem? The settings are set correctly and once in awhile I go to my market downloads and there are several programs that need an update.
View 5 Replies View RelatedLast night I did the check updates *#*#2432546#*#* and to my surprise a few minutes later a system update appeared. I was elated and accepted the download and restart. I am still waiting... I have the explanation mark and the little android guy on the front of the screen, but no restart. What do I do next? I am in a slightly weak area, but normally can get 3G and decent downloads. So now I am unsure how to proceed. Was the restart suppose to be automatic? That is what I was led to believe.
View 26 Replies View RelatedI got the message on my phone that there is an update. I tried installing it but it wouldn't let me. I tried the manual way and everytime it goes to install it tells me installation aborted. Any ideas?
I should also mention that when I click recovery after hitting power+volume down it goes to an android guy with an exclamation point.
I recently upgraded to a 16G SD card in my N1. I backed up the entire contents of my old 4g card and put them on the new card. Ever since, I have not been able to update any apps that have ever resided on my SD card, even if they are now located on the phone. In an effort to resolve this, I uninstalled the afflicted apps, and now I cannot even download them again! I simply get "installation unsuccessful." Anyone have a fix for this? Got a long road trip coming up and I'd really like the use of some of these apps!
View 5 Replies View Relatedbefore i root and install CM rom, i would like to know that, if the CM rom has a auto update function once it's installed, so i don't have to reinstall it everytime CM has a update version?
View 7 Replies View RelatedSo I got my N1 today and installed apps w/ no problem. After I manually updated to 2.2, whenever I try and download an app it says "Sorry, there's not enough space to install this item." If I go to settings, SD Card & phone storage settings, it says I have 158MB available space under Internal phone storage. So I have plenty of room to install things, what's the deal?
View 4 Replies View RelatedSince the recent update I have been unable to pick up a 3G signal.
The Nexus used to show a 3G symbol but now all I get is either a G or E.
I am now in the middle of Manchester when I used to pick up a 3G signal and all I can pick up is Edge.
Has anyone else experienced this or know how this can be solved?
What does G mean if its not 3G, could it be 2G? Whatever that is...
I had original nexus one with ERE27. I manually updated that phone with "signed-passion-FRF50-from-ERE27.1e519a24.zip" this file. No for some reason I want to revert back. Can you pleas. help me how can I do that?
View 12 Replies View RelatedJust got my nexus one off ebay. can't update to froyo. Here is my device info
firmware: 2.1-update 1
kernel: 2.6.29.6-gcbca6ae
root@vmware-karmic-x64#5
build: epe54b
what do i need to do to get froyo?
My nexus one now has multitouch but along with that came unwanted side effects. The device is slower and choppier than ever before. FYI, I used the manual update method using the file directly from google's site.
-screen touch calibration is constantly off
-slower overall performance
-increase latency of loading of pages in browser
-sometimes notification of text messages are delayed until unlocking.
I have a Google Employee issued Nexus One with ERD71C, and despite my best efforts can't get it to take an update.I had no problem manually updating my previous Nexus One.Does anyone know of a reason why this version would be resistant or have a solution?
View 7 Replies View RelatedHaving applied the update manually, is it possible to go back to 2.1 and see if that solves my connectivity issues? Can I just apply the last update?
View 5 Replies View RelatedThe Nexus One recently came Rogers in Canada and I just received mine and im trying to figure out how to update my firmware so that I can get multitouch on it . After all the initial setup I didnt get a notification for the OTA multitouch update. Is it dependent on the carrier to give us the update or something?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have a Nexus One with Android 2.1 -update1 Build # EPF21B. I am using this in India. I need to find out a couple of things :
1. How do I find out if my N1 is rooted or not.
2. Whether my N1 qualifies for a Android 2.2 update ?
- If no, how do I make it qualify ?
- If yes, when do I get the update ?
So i did the update to froyo went smoothly however no data. phone works but can't get on internet or setup gmail. went back to cyanogen and still no data now.
View 20 Replies View RelatedMy phone hasn't been able to locate a GPS signal when using Google Navigation/Maps for about the past five days. I only really noticed this problem last Thursday... which seems about the same time I received the latest update. The timing would indicate the two are related?
The GPS is turned on, and the satellite icon displays on the toolbar. The phone displays "Searching for GPS" at the bottom. I'm running Locale, and it continues to recognize conditions based on location data... so it would seem the GPS is still working for that, at least.
I have a weird problem with my Nexus 1. I rooted it when I got it (some months ago), so I don't really remember all the details about how I did it, was probably some cyanogen mod thing. However back then I remember having a small issue with the "system update available" message that displays in the notification bar, when an update is available. The problem was that the message kept appearing even though the 2.2 update was successfully installed. The problem seemed to disappear at some point, but now it is back, and worse. I cannot turn on or wake up my phone without getting the annoying message in my face.
I did try to follow the instructions in the message and actually install the update and reboot (even though the phone is running 2.2), however it didn't help. So right now I am pressing the "install later" option every time I want to use the phone. Also, I found out that I can root the phone with the program Universal Androot, so I guess the solution would be to somehow unroot using the old method (that I have forgotten) and then just use the Universal Androot program whenever I want to do something that requires root. Now the reason I write all this is that I am a bit scared of bricking the thing (even though i hear it should be next to impossible).
About phone:
Nexus One
Android 2.2
Baseband version: 32.36.00.28U_4.06.00.12_7
Kernel version: 2.6.32.9-27220-g328f560 android-build@apa26 #1
Build number: FRF50
I recently got the Nexus One Update which provides amongst other things - pinch gestures.
One other unlucky surprise I got is that the app I am writing behaves differently. When I call finish() my activity's onDestroy() should be getting called. On 1.5, 1.6, 2.0 and 2.1 (before the nexus update) this works fine, but on 2.1 with the Nexus One it just doesn't call onDestroy. I have a button on one of the activity pages that when you click it, it is supposed to "finish" the activity and I verified it's calling finish(), but onDestroy() never gets called.
Yesterday I received an OTA with 2.2.1. After unpacking and installing the update my phone rebooted as normal. When booting the Nexus-logo appears, but afterwards the display remains black. There are indications that the phone boots up as normal, as I can hear the sounds (ex emergency-call) when pressing the display. The display works perfect in boot-menu (rescue etc)
I've tried to do a factory reset and pulled out the battery several times to try to reset - all with no luck.
In addition I've placed an update.zip on the sd-card in order to perform a new manual update, but after choosing recovery, my phone restarts and the screen turns black. Any idea how to solve this?
if using nexus 4 backup and restoring it on nexus 5 will not work. what are the alternatives do i have? i want all the apps to be transferred to my nexus 5
View 1 Replies View Relatedwhen I debug my software on my nexus one, suddenly can't not install correctly, then I check the logs as following:..............
View 4 Replies View RelatedThe 2.2.1 update was supposed to fix the problem that causes wifi to disconnect when my N1 goes to sleep. As far as I can tell, I'm still having the same problem and it might even be worse because I've noticed that sometimes wifi disconnects even when the phone is plugged in, which didn't happen before.
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