yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Su_Tweetz:
OK

Now it shows the following after I type ls:

ls (next line)

/data/media # (next line)

Hopefully I can get this working somehow within the next 2.5 hrs. I have to head to work and can't even think going without the phone :S

Help Efrant! :(

EDIT:

I redid this: Now it shows all the files that are in the /sdcard in cmd including the zip files. However the ones that I pushed are not being showed still :(

EDIT 2:

I GOT IT INSTALLED!

I dunno what went wrong :S it was an all nighter for me, tiring but all going well in the end. I really have no idea what happened there. All what I did since the last edit is hitting commands in the cmd.

As you mentioned above, I got the hang of ADB shell command you mentioned. And I was just exploring /sdcard /data and other folders. And again I gave the push command: adb push xxx /sdcard/ and then when I went to /sdcard and hit ls, bang it appeared! And then I flashed it :) Can't tell how happy I was to see that zip file :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] android.vibrant:
I updated to the preview 4.1 JBN84D, will I be getting 4.1.1 OTA?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Now you can go to this thread and get JRO03C (i.e., 4.1.1)! :)

Eventually, yes. Or you could just flash the update yourself. See the link I just posted.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Su_Tweetz:
I think I lost CWM and root since I flashed the stock ROM. So how am I supposed to go ahead with this?

Get CWM and then move the file to /sdcard and boot into recovery mode and then flash it through CWM?

EDIT:

And also, since I flashed a new ROM, is the bootloader still unlocked? Please explain. How do I know whether it's locked or not? Still in the dark when it comes to that.

EDIT 2:

I rooted, installed CWM again and updated to JRO03C! Awesome way to start the day in this part of the world :D Thanks for all your help! Please let me know about the bootloader question I asked above.

And also, please do explain the term BusyBox. I've seen it been used hand in hand with rooting/SU.

Thanks again!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Your bootloader is still unlocked, so getting CWM and root is trivial. There are instructions on how to flash the latest JB update in that thread. Have a read.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Su_Tweetz:
I rooted and installed CWM :) Just followed the previous methods and did it without a hitch :)

One more thing:

When I installed Titanium Backup, it says cannot get root privileges and asks to upgrade SU. And when I click on the link it directs to SU by ChainSDD. How do you suggest I go ahead with this since Chainfire SU is already installed after rooting.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] maatae:
efrant! can you please help me?

I've flashed yakjukr -> yakju using your method before (thanks btw!)

now I want to go from yakju -> takju to get the jb update. If I follow all your steps but NOT flash userdata.img, can I keep my data with

a perfectly functioning, OTA receiving takju phone?

Thanks!

please help ASAP would really love jb..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Just re-flash the file in post #2, and Titanium should work fine.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Hmmm. It may work, but I can't guarantee that. Despite takju and yakju being very similar, there may be some incompatibilities.

If you want to try it, go ahead. If it gives you a bootloop, just go into CWM, and wipe data. It won't wipe the data in /sdcard, but it will wipe all your apps and app data... but you already made a backup using Titanium Backup right... :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] maatae:
hahaha rightttttt I'll do a backup right now.

ok I'll try this, let you know how it goes!

edit:actually forgot that I'm not rooted so i guess not..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Su_Tweetz:
After updating the JRO03C patch, it seems like the ADB driver's aren't working. Gonna re-install it and see.

EDIT: Oops, my bad! They are working :)

However CWM recovery is gone. I dunno why. Gonna flash it again and flash SU.

EDIT 2:

I can't get to flash CWM :S I did after JRN84D and it worked, but after the JRO03C patch something seems to have gone wrong.

What I did was, opened a cmd prompt where the fastboot files are and entered fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-5.5.0.2-maguro.img as it is in the thread that your link leads to. It says it is installed in the cmd prompt.

However when I log into recovery mode it's the stock recovery with the green bot and red triangle. But in that also, if I press vol up + power button, nothing happens.

EDIT 3:

Is it because my root is gone? Gonna give that a shot too.

EDIT 4:

And that seemed to be the problem. Rooted again and installed CWM. And Titanium Backup is working fine!

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] maatae:
hmm so i've been able to successfully change from yakju to takju without flashing userimage, no problems as far as i can tell..? If i was able to boot

does that mean there are no issues whatsoever?

If I go from takju -> jb through an OTA, will any undiscovered issues be resolved automatically? (in other words, does getting jb OTA flash a new,compatible userimage automatically?) or will every single OTA from here on out be based on the original yakju userimage that i flashed..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
If you can boot, and after a few minutes your devices does NOT reboot by itself, you should be good to go!

If you are not having issues with your current takju IMM76I build, you will not have any issues using the OTA update.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thegios:
man this is for takju not yakju rite? :-(

I have EU GSM Gnex with rom at post 2, so I guess I'll need to wait...

EDIT1: ok ok wait... I have just realized ONLY NOW that the 4.1 rom at post 2 is a "takju JRN84D"... so... as i wrote i have a European GSM which originally had yakju ICS 4.0.4, does it mean that by installing the rom you posted at post 2 I am now on takju? is it not a problem having takju on a EU GMS? In any case this means I can upgrade to 4.1.1 :-)

EDIT2: never mind... I managed to upgrade to 4.1.1... :-) only one more thing: once again I've had probelm messing with the zip file trying to remove the recovery files... this time I had error 7... so once again I installed the original OTA zip, then su zip then renamed the recovery file from phone with root explorer and eventually reflahed cwm with fastboot

EDIT3: still I have a question... Do I have to expect issues having installed takju on a European GSM phone?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
All GNex GSM devices are the same. It doesn't matter where you bought it or what version of android initially came on it. Yakju or takju or whatever is the version of android you are running.

You will not have issues.

P.S. I'm curious as to how you are deleting files in the zip. You must be doing something to cause the errors.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thegios:
I am using 7 ZIP: right click on zip file, open archive, delete/rename folder/file, close 7 ZIP
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyokeun1234:
Yo efrant! First of all, thanks so much for this thread :) a lot of us owe you big time!

I'm still a bit if noob and a bit of ***** when it comes to hacking and stuff (past experience, don't ask) but since I don't wanna have yakjuux, I'm actually finally deciding to change to takju. But do you have any warning to tell noobs like me before doing this? Also I am running Android 4.0.1 yakjuux and I am thinking of flashing jelly bean takju version. Do I need to flash 4.0.4 takju first? Or does it not matter? Reply as soon as possible plz :)

Again, we owe you big time!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
If you follow one of the methods in post #2, you do NOT have to flash takju 4.0.4 first, as stated in that post.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyokeun1234:
OK thanks so much efrant :D

Now I can finally enjoy Jelly Bean :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wxuan:
I'm currently trying to manually flash to stock after failing to get it done with the toolkit. Following the step by step guide, I'm now stuck at step 10 flashing userdata.img. It is stuck at the writing 'userdata' process.

With the toolkit similar problem was encountered where it was stuck at writing 'system' but with manual it is userdata which comes right after system. Coincidence?

Have been trying this for hours now, tried repeating the process many times, tried redownloading the stock images too but still the same problem. Really need some kind of help here :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gaenya:
got a question, when a bought my nexus i flashed yakju but i dont know if it was takju before, is there a way to know that? its there a problem if it was any kind of takju before? its even posible to install yakju over any kind of takju?

Ps. the phone its working fine but as i wait for the OTA of JB got afraid that i end with a brick because i flashed the wrong one when i bought it.

Thanks for your answers.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Try using a different cable and/or a different USB port. Then, if that doesn't work, try a different computer.

Any maguro software (yakju, takju, etc.) will run on any maguro device. Don't worry about it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] segv11:
You phone shipped with tajku if and only if you bought it from the Play Store. Otherwise it was yakju or one of the country- or carrier-branded variants.

Efrant its right: it doesn't matter. If you are curious you can have a good guess at your original build by looking at some stuff in /factory and in the param partition.

Sent from my BANNED Unified-Search-enabled Galaxy Nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] booyashakas:
Yakjuux to Yakju

Hello there, new to the forums and the Galaxy Nexus (bought 2 days ago).

I've been doing some researching and was sad to find out that owners of Canadian purchased phones seem to be plagued by update delays from Samsung. I had assumed all Nexii were treated equally, alas this is not the case.

With that said, I noticed my phone was a yakjuux stuck at 4.0.2 so I've got a few questions as I'm interested in getting Jellybean going.

1) Where I just got the phone, I'm not concerned with any of the data on it yet, is there any need to do a backup or is this just being recommended for those that want to conserve contacts/mp3s/etc?

2) If I follow these instructions and download the yakju JR003C from IMM761 and flash it onto my yakjuux phone which is currently at 2.0.2, will this take me directly to Jellybean at 4.1.1? (EDIT: To make this question clearer: I'm confused as to why post#2 is being referenced if following the instructions in post#1 will get you a fully functioning 4.1.1)

3) Should I flash the radio as well as I live in Canada and am on the Bell HSPA+ network, Will flashing the radio to the Google one cause any issues with the Bell network or should I just stick with the current radio?

4) What's so special about 7-zip? Haha, I don't mind downloading it I'm just curious why Winzip/WinRAR are causing issues.

Thanks for the help!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
You can backup if you want, in order to keep a yakjuux stock image, but that back up has already been made an posted on these forums, so no need.

No. You either need to use the method in post #2, OR flash the IMM76I factory image as per post #1, and then apply the appropriate update to each one to get you to JRO03C.

Yes, flash it. You will not have issues. If you don't like it, flash back your old one.

Not sure why the others cause issues. It seems like 7zip supports more formats and is generally more stable. It worked for me at times when others have not, so that's why I recommend it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Fabriciohss:
So i flashed from 4.0.4 to 4.1.1. (got back to 4.0.4 using the toolkit, after two weeks using 4.1 IO)

All i can say is that, somehow, some of the buttery from version 4.1 is gone. I have some really annoying lags while using Gtalk or Gmail.

Anyone feels the same?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] booyashakas:
Thanks for the info!

Okay, accidentally stated my phone was stuck at 2.0.2, it should actually be 4.0.2 but I'm guessing your advice still applies..

So post#2 requires a "root", right? If I wanted to avoid that and just stick with the process outlined in post#1, I've got to download this first: "yakju IMM76I from IMM76D: android.clients.google.com/pa...D.46cf01d3.zip" and flash everything etc. Restart my phone, then do it all over again with this file : "yakju JRO03C from IMM76I: android.clients.google.com/pa...I.f946a412.zip"?

You mentioned apply the appropriate update to each one to get you to JRO03C so I'm not sure if that's what you meant or not.. probably not, because that's just one additional update.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
1) Follow the steps in post #1. That will get you to either yakju IMM76I or takju IMM76I, depending on which image you choose to flash. (No, it does not matter which.)

2) Download the yakju JRO03C-from-IMM76I update file (from the OTA update thread) OR download the takju JRO03C-from-IMM76I update file, and apply it, using whatever method you want.

EDIT: No, the methods in post #2 do NOT require root.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] booyashakas:
Ah, I see what I was missing here. I'm not sure why, but I thought the link in post#1 went to your OTA updates thread. I see that it goes to the developers page for downloading images now..makes much more sense, heh.

With that said, how often do they update that developer page. Do you think they'll have 4.1.1 up there as an image any time in the next few days so I can avoid have to do the update process along with the imaging.

And last, if I do flash to the yakju image, does that mean I will no longer have to wait for Samsung updates and the updates from Google will come OTA for me sooner? If that's the case, does that mean my carrier, Bell Canada, would actually get an update from Google and start pushing it out immediately?

Thanks for answering my many questions, heh
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Probably.

Yes.

It has nothing to do with the carrier.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyokeun1234:
Thanks so much for your thread! Booting up jelly bean right now :) yakjuux to takju :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] linkinnn:
very detailed thread, just converted yakjukr to yakju, thank you very much
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wired00:
Hi Thanks for the great thread. I've decided to make the plunge.

A couple questions

1) If i backup with ADB then upgrade from 4.0.4 yakjudv to 4.1.1 yakju then run a ADB restore will it work or will it only allow restoring with the exact version of android the backup was created from? ie, will i be able to restore my 4.0.4 backup to 4.1.1 or should I change from 4.0.4 yakjudv -> yakju 4.0.4 -> run restore, THEN upgrade to 4.1.1?

2) Once I change to 4.0.4 yakju is there any issue with upgrading to 4.1.1 from (http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20843237) or should I wait for the google OTA release?

3) I'm in australia using Vodafone will I need to upgrade the radio etc? I'm confused by the step

) where is the radio xxx.img file?

Thank you very much for any help
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Androidin':
First let make say thanks to efrant for all the hard work!

To get my canadian nexus to jellybean I plan to do the post #2 method. Is step 4 necessary if you don't care about saving any current data on the phone?

4) Backup your app data using Titanium Backup. Root is required for this step. Alternatively, if you do not have root, you could try using this, but no guarantees it will work

And then once all this is done, to get to Jellybean 4.1.1 I just use your method in your post here?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1419170
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
No, step #4 is not necessary, and yes, use that thread to update to 4.1.1.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
I'm not sure how ADB backup works exactly. It may work, but I can't confirm. Titanium will certainly work though.

No issues at all. You can use that thread to update.

If you follow the steps in post #1, including the optional steps in part D, you will have the correct radio. No need to flash anything separately.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nendu:
Reboot after Yakju Process

I completed the flashing stages and the device is rebooting. But the problem is that it's been at the boot screen (google logo and unlocked symbol) for 10 - 15 minutes now. Is this normal?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
No, that is not normal. I've seen someone else report that as well. Just re-flash all the images again and reboot. The boot animation should not last more than a minute or two.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wired00:
thanks efrant really appreciate it. about to get stuck in now...

---------- Post added at 12:30 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:21 PM ----------

I've just gone into fast boot mode and noticed it already has "Lock state - UNLOCKED" does that mean i don't have to follow post #1, D) 2 and 3? ie, wiping the phone?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
You don't have to do steps D) 2,3,4 but you will have to do step 10 (because you are converting from a different build), so it will wipe.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Androidin':
Everything mentioned in this post worked and got me to 4.1. (I also flashed SU while I was at it) I left the /system/etc/install-recovery.sh file as is and then downloaded CWM from the market and installed CWM recovery. However when I try to update to 4.1.1 (with the method from your other thread) and reboot into CWM to do that, the phone restarts but gives me the little green android with the red warning triangle and I have to battery pull. Am I missing a step?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wired00:
Ahh of course thanks. yep 10 will wipe it. Its weird though, i've just checked and also my phone isn't locked to a AU sim card. Not sure why my phone is completely unlocked. all good though...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
The "green android with the red warning triangle" IS the stock recovery. It is flashed to your device EVERY time you boot by these two files:

/system/etc/install-recovery.sh

/system/recovery-from-boot.p

You need to rename/delete one or both of them for CWM to stay in place.

However, if you want, you could always flash the update with the stock recovery, by downloading the file to your device, moving it to /cache, and then rebooting to the "green android with the red warning triangle". From there, push power and volume up, and you will see a menu. Flash the update.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Most GNex phones are not SIM-locked.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Androidin':
Ah gotcha! Before I tried what you suggested I reinstalled CWM recovery and this time it seemed to take and I was able to boot into CWM recovery and do the update to 4.1.1.

Mucho mucho thanks to you efrant! Awesome stuff!

---------- Post added at 08:37 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:04 PM ----------

Ok sorry, one more question ;)

I installed root via the download from your post #2 tutorial and it gave me SuperSU. CWM was granted root access but Titanium back-up and Adaway are claiming the phone is not rooted? I've always used Superuser in the past so I'm not too familiar with SuperSU.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Try flashing the SuperSU file again. It may fix it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Androidin':
I figured out what I did, I forgot to install OTA Rootkeeper and I believe lost my root when I updated to 4.1.1. d'oh :o

What is the best way to get it back?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wired00:
4.1.1 working perefectly

Thanks again efrant I'm now sorted and fully upgraded with 4.1.1, working perfectly :)

Google now looks pretty nice
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Flash SuperSU again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Androidin':
Got my root back after going into fastboot and flashing CWM and then installing Super SU again. Followed your tutorial http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=26328017&postcount=123

Thanks efrant!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ace-user:
can i use the method in 2nd post to flash to 4.1.1 if i'm on stock 4.0.4 IMM76K yakjuwx build?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dw_xda:
sorry wrong thread
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] clouds73:
I need to flash CWM!

Ok, I'm sure my question is answered in your thread but please bear with me because so many technical things and I'm very confused.

As I said earlier, I'm running now 4.1.1 yakuju, jro03c.

I don't have root, and CWM is not flashed.

My GN is wiped clean as if i bought it today.

How do I flash CMV first so I can root it?

Thanks a bunch man
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Yes. Post #2 say "from ANY build"

Read part E of the first post. However, use the attachment in post #2.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] evil_penguin:
Help me

see this - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1767680

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cturbos:
Efran

i always get status 1 installation aborted when it comes to flashing the takju zip after boot loader and radio flash..i'm on 4.0.4 int'l.GSM.any ideas.

thank you
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rodrigo Ark:
@efrant

Hi, I update to 4.1.1 but I think I lose the root even using root keeper. So, I can't use cwm.

Which is the easiest way to root again? I have the bootloader LOCKED.

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Do not delete the install-recovery.sh file. Just flash the original zip.

Why is your bootloader locked?? If you've lost root while updating, you cannot root 4.1.1 without unlocking your bootloader. Sorry.

This is why I always recommend to leave your bootloder unlocked...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cturbos:
efrant

i did not delete anything.all i did was downloaded what you pointed out did back up then started one by one when it comes the rom itself always status 1.

thank you
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Redownload the ROM, and make sure you are using CWM 5.5.0.2 (i.e., the NON-touch version).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rodrigo Ark:
@efrant

I learned about the bootloader after locked again. Well, so... Could you tell me where can I find the information about how to unlock the bootloader and root the OS so I can flash the CWM recovery for future manual updates? thank you very much
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
The first post of this thread...

Stop at the part where you unlock (and no need to re-stall the drivers if you've already done so, and no need to download the factory images obviously).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cheesinar:
Thanks yet again efrant, I've just successfully updated to Jellybean, yey!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ace-user:
so will i lose all my data and apps?will my sd be wiped?

thx a lot for anwering my questions:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
If you follow the steps in post #2, you apps and app data will be wiped (but you can back them up with Titanium Backup). Your /sdcard will NOT be wiped.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mfd10000:
Vodafone RO - convert to yakju/takju

Will this procedure work on Vodafone romania (see screenshot attach)?

Phone is sim locked on Vodafone.

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Yes it will.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pranavhooda:
A noob que here.....

What will happen if I flash bootloader, radios and recovery partition .......

Why do you recommend to flash them?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Please do not post the same question in multiple threads...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rasinell:
Gotta say thanks efrant :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] android.vibrant:
after rebooting the phone, I received the official 4.1.1 update...Nice
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] camlee:
Thanks efrant, and everyone else here. Worked great. I have a question though: after flashing everything (I did all the optional steps) all my old Wi-Fi networks still exist. I didn't have to re-enter any passwords. How can this be? Is this data stored somewhere that wasn't affected?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pranavhooda:
Another n00b one-

Can you tell me how to open command prompt in that directory.........
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yox1:
Shift+Right Click and choose "Open command window here".
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pranavhooda:
Do I have to extract both .tgz and platform tools .zip in the same directory? If so, how many files should be there after I extract them?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pranavhooda:
Where will I get radio and bootloader image?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pranavhooda:
Can anyone help me with above questions.....???
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pranavhooda:
I have some problems.......

*I have downloaded the radio and boot loader image but where should I put them? In the same directory?

* I have total 7 files after extracting yakju image and the platform tools file....... am I going right???..... attaching a picture of the folder....... please guide.........