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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] usafle:
Ok, just read through 21 pages here and about 300 other pages on the other threads regarding this "leak". I can't find the answer to my question so I will ask it in here because this is the last thread I read.

I am currently on the IMM30B Build (leaked 4.04?) with the I515.09 / 1515 Basebands.

How do I apply the "new" 4.04? Which file do I need? Should I even bother?

I went here and got the file named mysid IMM30B from ICL53F because that is the only file I saw with my Build number in it. But if I am reading that right, that file is for upgrading from ICL53F to my current build. Correct? So in other words, I don't think that is the right file that I need?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jpinsl:
I'm running the same configuration. According to Droid Life, we have to flash back to stock 4.0.2, then update.

There are enough people running the IMM30B leak that an upgrade.zip file will be coming along soon. Or wait for 4.0.5, as the leak seems pretty stable (other than maybe the radios, but everyone still complains about radios so it's hard to determine if there's a benefit.)

Maybe just flash the new radios?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] usafle:
Yea, I'm already running those radios.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] s00paSold3r:
I just flashed the new leaked stock IMM76K to my rooted Nexus and everything works except when I click on the phone or the contact button. Both of them force close. I also tried to go back into rom manager and run the fix permissions but it just says a error occurred while attempting to run privileged commands. I also tried to boot into recover and it doesn't do anything when I click the reboot into recovery. So I am stuck, did I lose root? Has anybody seen any of these issues? If so how do I fix it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] czechm8:
I just switched from the IMM30B build to the IMM76K build. I used the XDA toolkit and flashed back to stock 4.02 and then to IMM76. This new build only has radio update files and not the full radios, so you need to revert back to stock 4.02 or at least the stock 4.02 radios before you can install IMM76.

Tap'd out on my Gnex
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
Sounds like your phone may not have been completely 4.0.2 stock when you upgraded to IMM76K. You need to make sure you are flashing ONLY the mysid/toro image from here: https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images

And also yes, you will lose root until you re-root it. If you're not using the Galaxy Nexus Toolkit, available on these forums, you should be. They'll help you out with all your imaging and rooting needs.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1400871
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
Yes, at the moment you will need to flash back to stock 4.0.2 to apply the new update.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MHHubris:
I tested it out On my GNEX and it made my signal quality much worse for me, I live in a mostly 4g area, with very few places it drops down to 3g but cant maintain a signal in 3g areas. Time to go back to buggy ol' 4.0.2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mroneeyedboh:
So the only way to get the real new radios is to toolkit back to 4.0.2 and then use the official update to 4.0.4?

What about the roms out there that have 4.0.4 and are buiilt from it, they dont have the newest radios?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jpinsl:
You can flash the new radios from here

---------- Post added at 04:26 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:35 PM ----------

Also a full set of radio versions over at Rootzwiki
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mroneeyedboh:
Thanks. my current radio would be under about phone right?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mroneeyedboh:
i had 76d version.. Im guessing them go alphabetically based on releases.. so I had an older version right

---------- Post added at 12:40 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:38 PM ----------

edited: Hmm still coming up at ImM76D, not the "k" that i downloaded.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
IMM76D is the software release, not the radio. The radio is listed under baseband.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mroneeyedboh:
Gotacha.. I see the FC04 and 05. dont know wha tI had before but Im getting the same dbm readings. Oh well. Im going to try the IMMB30 radios
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] a1exus:
is it possible to flash this zip without rooting/unlocking just from a stock phone?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mroneeyedboh:
No
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
Yes.

http://rants.strifejester.com/2012/05/01/imm76k-direct-for-verizon-galaxy-nexus/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] YankInDaSouth:
Has it been confirmed yet that this is the same exact update that is being pushed out by Verizon right now? I assume so being the build number is identical ... just makes no sense why this was made available at the being of the month but not pushed out until the end of the month - but then again, that is VZW for you :rolleyes:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dynamicpda:
I'm wondering the same. Is the baseband the same or did something different from FC05/FC05 get released?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
Yes, it is confirmed, it is the same update that will be pushed out as the official 4.0.4 OTA.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
Exactly the same.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] YankInDaSouth:
Darn! Was hoping for new radios at least ... not like I've have issues with these, but new radios get me excited :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jpinsl:
Yes as stated in the OP and Droid-life or for any rooted ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eus107709:
4.0.4 to 4.0.2 question

Sorry if these are obvious questions, I tried searching but couldn't find a definitive answer.

I'm running IMM30B (4.0.4 leak) like many others. It seems we need to downgrade to 4.0.2 before flashing this update. Will flashing to 4.0.2 involve a clean install, losing all existing data? Any other way to get from IMM30B to IMM76K? Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RyanTX:
Evidently the update started going out today from Verizon. You may just want to wait for it if you aren't sure how to do it.

http://www.engadget.com/2012/05/31/psa-verizon-galaxy-nexus-android-4-0-4-is-rolling-out-now/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
There will be a factory image on Google's site soon enough as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lrs421:
Are we sure? I thought they weren't going to do this anymore for the toro?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
Yes, you will need to downgrade to 4.0.2 using the system image available from Google.

Yes, it will involve wiping your entire device from head to toe. You will lose all data that is not backed up.

No, there is no way to get from IMM30B to IMM76K.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
I wouldn't count on that now that Google dropped CDMA devices down to limited support.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
They never said they would stop factory images. They still provide them for the NS4G, which is in the same boat as us.

I tweeted JBQ, and asked him if we would see an image soon and his response was:

@adrynalyne Probably, once I get official confirmation from my side and do the actual work :)

http://twitter.com/jbqueru/status/207643422943744000
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
http://twitter.com/jbqueru/status/207643422943744000

You know I do my homework before posting ;)

NS4G has lost AOSP support and still gets images posted.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lrs421:
Awesome, thanks for the clarification.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Watch they make a liar of me, but JBQ has always been a straight shooter with me so we will see. I feel mostly confident it will happen.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] metallicant:
so i finally gave up waiting for the update so I ran the toolkit v6.2 and updated from 4.02 to 4.04 over the weekend successfully. I also went and relocked the bootloader which now brings me to the question, since I relocked the bootloader after updating to 4.04 will my phone accept any updates that Verizon might push to the phone in the future?

also, I'm still getting the "device not supported error" in Google Wallet even though I relocked the bootloader (sorry for coming off of topic). Any way to fix this where I no longer get that error message? I thought by re-locking the bootloader it unroots the phone as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lrs421:
As long as your running an official build and you locked the boot loader you're all set.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] metallicant:
Just what I wanted to hear. Thanks for your reply!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EvanVanVan:
I can't go directly from the leaked 4.0.4 (IMM30B) to 4.0.4 (IMM76K). But is that because it's 4.0.4 to 4.0.4? If I stick it out with IMM30B and 4.0.5/6/etc. comes out, should I then be able to update directly? Or am I SOL and going to have to factory reset it back to 4.0.2 to get back on the "official" update path at some point anyway? If I can stick it out without formatting everything I will, but if I'm going to have to format everything at some point anyway, I might as well get it over sooner rather then later...

Also, has anyone confirmed that IMM76K is the same one that Verizon is sending out OTA?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
There has to be an OTA that is viable to update IMM030B. You can rest assured that if no IMM30B to IMM76K ota shows up now, then it also won't be a valid upgrade path in the future.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eus107709:
Exactly what I didn't want to hear, but thank you very much for the clarification.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] royredman:
hey, are we able to flash the 4.0.4 roms now since we flashed the OTA update? Im curious to know about this beforehand
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Alto101:
Any reason to upgrade from IMM30B?

I am running IMM30B with the latest radios FC04/FC05. Have there been any changes in the software going from IMM30B to IMM76K? I haven't seen an upgrade file available so that I means that I would have to wipe and install IMM76K which I am not opposed to doing if there is a tangible benefit.

Any ideas?

Thanks:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
Yes. Remember to always factory reset after you install a custom ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
Lots of bug fixes and additions to API/framework. Being at IMM76K will also put you back on the official OTA track since IMM30B is not supported and will never be upgradable.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bc760:
So does anyone know if any official differences between leaked IMM76K and official one from Verizon? Got my ROM set up the way I want and I would hate to flash and set everything back up if it's the same.

This is not just a phone - Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
There are no differences. Its the exact same build.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] the_gunner:
Trying to install IMM76K OTA - softbricked?

So here's the deal - I've got an LTE Nexus, rooted, but still running stock 4.0.2. I just 'tricked' my phone into downloading the official 4.0.4 OTA update. It downloaded fine, I hit 'Install', phone rebooted, and now I'm stuck at the green robot w/ red triangle/exclamation mark.

Haven't run into this before, and didn't expect this to happen since I was running stock 4.0.2 & stock kernel. I am rooted and have setCPU loaded, but haven't OC'd or done anything w/ it yet.

Advice?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
The green robot with the red triangle means you've booted into recovery mode. Hold down the power button and push Volume Up to reveal the recovery mode options. I'm not sure what you mean by you've 'tricked' your phone into downloading the update.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] the_gunner:
Yeah I thought I was in recovery, and I tried PB + Vol Up, but nothing happened. Maybe I didn't give it enough time (gave it 5 secs or so). I just did a battery pull, rebooted, and the update is gone. Have to see if I can get it back.

To force your GN into pulling down the OTA update, do this: Go to Settings>Apps>ALL>Google Services Framework>Force Stop-Clear Data-Clear Cache>back out to Settings>About phone>System Updates>Check Now
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
You shouldn't have to wait at all. If you press the buttons in the correct order (Power first, then Volume up immediately after), then the Recovery options should immediately appear.

And I've never heard of the clearing the Google Services Framework technique. I can't say I would suggest doing it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bc760:
Yeah that's not "tricking" it's forcing and clear cache is not a step.

http://www.droid-life.com/2012/06/02/tip-how-to-force-the-4-0-4-update-for-the-galaxy-nexus-lte/

This is not just a phone - Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
Beware... from the comments in that post, it seems like that technique is breaking other elements of the phone, like Google Play and Google Accounts... It doesn't sound like a very good idea.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] the_gunner:
Correct on both counts, it is forcing the OTA download, and you don't need to clear cache (clearing cache isn't even an option on my phone).

And FYI, after rebooting I'm no longer able to trigger the OTA download using the steps above. Seems like it might just be a 1-shot thing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
Let's hope deleting the Google Framework data didn't otherwise damage your phone. By reading the comments section on that article on Droid Life, the technique seems to cause other elements of the OS to start failing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bc760:
I didn't do to much digging into it as I've been running IMM76K since it first dropped/leaked, usually trust the stuff that's posted on that site but even with other sources I never heard of clearing the cache part.

This is not just a phone - Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] the_gunner:
I haven't noticed any ill effects. All Google services / Gapps are working fine, Play store is fine, all my apps are there. All my data is intact. Only thing I had to do was re-sign into Talk.

Edit: Left it alone for 20 mins or so, and then tried to force the OTA again - and it re-downloaded. However, I'm getting the same thing again - reboot to install the update, followed by the spinning install animation very briefly (about 1 sec), followed by dead robot w/ red triangle. It will not allow me to enter recovery menu; there is no response to PB + Vol Up. It seems the OTA gods have frowned upon me. I've read through the thread at Droidlife - this is happening to some others who are rooted/unlocked, but for others the install goes fine.

And regarding the Google Services issue - for those that have problems, deleting then re-adding your account in the Play store and in Google accounts fixes the issue.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] a1exus:
I still didn't get notification for update for my phone... :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Lw00d:
i have 4.0.4 build 30.

i want the knew 4.0.4 build 76.

do i realy have to flash back to 4.0.2?

if i do have to flash back where can i find the build?

i try the search i get lots of threads. no 4.0.2 build.

if i flash back will it delete all my setting and apps?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
Answers in order:

1. Yes, you do. You will lose all data if you don't back it up.

2. You can find the build at the beginning of this thread, or you can wait for Google to push it to your device.

3. Use this utility to flash 4.0.2: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1400871

4. Yes, it will delete all your settings and apps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Robin M:
If you intend to root your phone anyway, there IS an alternative way now to get the stock IMM76K kernel and radios, without having to flashing back to stock 4.0.2 and the stock radios.

You can get the latest VZW OTA radios HERE, thanks to mwalt2. These are the full files, not just the OTA patches. You can simply use CWM to flash them over whatever radios you are now using. This will update you to FC04/FC05, which sould be the same radios as in the OTA patch.

As for the official IMM76K kernel, and the VZW updated system apps, you can get a rooted dedoexed copy HERE, also complements of mwalt2. Again, you simply flash this with CWM.

If you just want the rooted and deodexed stock IMM76k update, you can leave it there. Otherwise, there are also some simple but impressive enhancements on that same OP that can also be flashed with CWM. (The most useful mods are there, so I won't miss AOKP for a while while I completely test out the new stuff from VZW.) If you then want to try another 4.0.4 ROM's, go ahead. By doing this simple update first, you already have rooted version of the latest official VZW kernel and radios.

I was coming off AOKP using a combination of 4.0.3/4.0.4 radios I'd flashed about two months ago in an attempt to make a usable phone out of my GN. The easiest way for me to update to the latest VZW software and radios was to go this route. Obviously I used CWM to do a factory reset (twice), and wiped cache and Devlak cache before flashing the new stuff. Everything is working flawlessly with absolutely no bugs.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jdmoorman:
need original stock 4.0.2 GenieWidget.apk

Awhile back I replaced my stock /system/app/GenieWidget.apk for one with a transparent background.

The non-stock GenieWidget.apk is now causing the update to fail with the dreded assert failed (Status 7), due to unexpected sha1 sums.

Does anyone have the stock 4.0.2 (verizon lte) GenieWidget.apk that they could post?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bulvine420:
Is there any roms out here using this as there base?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fclifton:
For IMM76K I would like to find a battery indicator mod that only changes the battery indicator. I would like for it to show the percent charged both when not charging and also when charging. I found one that has a circular animation, but it does not show the percent charged while charging. Recommendations?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ibenjakinov:
I think faux123's 4.0.4 reset kernel will put you back to stock. Can be found toward the end of the first post:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1414876

ICS 4.0.4 reset kernel
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
That doesn't appear to work. The kernel in that zip file is marked as a faux kernel and is older than IMM76K. It's not stock or current.

EDIT: Figured it out. Flashed boot.img from the official 4.0.4 factory image available here.

https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Lw00d:
i have a 4.0.4 build 30..

i want to install the 4.0.4 build 76

can i just flash the 4.0.4 boot.img. then install the 4.0.4 build 76? or i still have to go back to 4.0.2?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
This is already answered in this thread. The cleanest way and my personal suggestion would be to backup all the contents of your phone and wipe your phone clean with the official 4.0.4 image now available from Google. It will completely delete and reset the contents of your phone, but it will ensure you have a clean install with no issues, on the OTA upgrade track.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] segv11:
New version?

I just noticed that the official IMM76K factory image just changed from:

mysid-imm76k-factory-053085b1.tgz

to

mysid-imm76k-factory-98d21321.tgz

With associated differences in MD5 and SHA1 hashes. Further inspection reveals only one change, and it's a radio.

The old image contains: radio-cdma-toro-i515.fa04.img

The new image contains: radio-cdma-toro-i515.fc04.img

Any idea what the change is the radio is about? Any word from JBQ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
He stated he messed up the original image (053085b1) and typed in the version of the radio incorrectly. He later posted a corrected image (98d21321) that had the mistake corrected.

It's the same build, no changes.

Reference: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/android-building/C9jwhyRAMEg
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chnky18:
i flashed in cwm but my build number says iml74k, shouldnt it say IMM76K? baseband version now has fc04/fc05 so i know that was updated
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
Yes, it should say IMM76K. Sounds like you didn't flash the correct file, or the flashing failed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chnky18:
so should i just go back into cwm again and flash zip?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
I don't know what you are trying to flash, where you got it, or what you are flashing on top of.

If you are talking about the ZIP file I am referencing at the beginning of this thread will only work if you have stock 4.0.2. It will not work on anything else.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cartisdm:
I flashed the updated radios to mine and my fiancee's Nexus last night. We are both running AOKP Milestone 5 and we were having horrible connection issues.

Since last night I've only had a problem once when I woke up my phone. It took about 40 seconds to find a connection. She hasn't reported any problems on her phone yet and mine has been great too with the one exception.

Unfortunately I don't get 4g at my desk at work. I was hoping the updated radios would give me a stronger signal :-(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cartisdm:
Just thought I'd chime in again, I'm still 4g experiencing the issue. It's so frequent that I had to turn off 4g and just run cdma.

I've tried every fix available out there and nothing even helps. This is driving me crazy...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] norm12:
Same issue. Don't want to go through hassle of a tech support call and wait/hope for a refurb so I shut 4g off. Still way faster than my previous service with sprint

Sent by logo the turtle
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
If you both are still experiencing hardware issues, the best suggestion I can make is to phone up Verizon and ask for another refurb model. You shouldn't have to settle for less when a working phone is capable of more.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cartisdm:
I think it affects people differently based on location. I have two GNs and they both drop signal constantly.

This morning I toyed around with a ton of different combinations. Using AOKP Milestone 5 and the old 4.0.2 radios, I don't get as strong of a 4g signal as before but it also doesn't drop nearly as frequently
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cartisdm:
I hate to be one of those guys that complains about bugs but this issue is pretty obnoxious. Has anyone been able to find any other options for those of us that all have the issue even after the 4.0.4 radio upgrade?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
And I hate to be one of those guys that repeats himself, but it sounds like you have a hardware problem that no software problem will be able to fix. Have you tried contacting your carrier for a replacement device?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cartisdm:
Have there been any reported hardware fixes? I have two brand new Nexus devices that experience the problems identically. I'd happily swap out phones but I don't think that will solve it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
If your Galaxy Nexus drops signal constantly, this is evidence of a hardware issue. There were some bad batches that got out in the wild and this mirrors the behavior.

You should request replacement models for your phones.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cartisdm:
It drops signal when on 4g. Usually for about 15 seconds then it connects again and is lightning fast. When on WiFi or cdma-only mode it works just fine. This seems to be more apparent of the software issues others have reported
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spectrumfox:
Okay then, good luck.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cartisdm:
I got my replacement phone last week but it was even worse. That one wouldn't even connect to 4g for 10 seconds without dropping. The cdma radio didn't work either. My 3 Nexus arrives tomorrow and I'll report back...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cartisdm:
4g works great! It was a pain getting the replacements but it was a faulty radio on the first three devices. Kinda crazy but finally the fourth one works great!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DirgeExtinction:
Once I'm on IMM76K, is it possible to root? If so, how?

Also, can any 4.0.4 custom rom work with this build?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] moosc:
Seems to b working
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jaben2:
I'm not going to post the link, however a developer has made a flashable zip that will automate the whole process. Flashes back to the old radios, then updates to the new ones. He posted it on twitter.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BlackHoleSlam:
You should at least post the devs name

for me, by me and I love you
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PARick:
Will you retain root?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mwalt2:
Why would you need to do that much work? All you should need is the patched radio.img from a phone that is updated. I made a thread doing that here :).