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[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Th3GrimRipp3r:
I managed to sort the problem, the "One Package" on ODIN didn't work, Luckily I had the 4 seperate files needed on my laptop, So all is workign now. :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] themountig:
Excellent work having a backup on your laptop. First thing now do a full backup on your phone before you think about further experiment. If overclocking make sure "set at boot" is not ticked. Finally read up a little on xda before you do anything - a good place to start is "Tutorial" on top of dev section and the "q & a " thread here.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Samadony:
I hope this works for You.

You've a one packege STOCK Rom?

so open ODIN 4.38

Untick Reset Time

Choose your one package file.

choose OPS; attatched here.

press start.

to sum up: you have this ticked only:One package, auto reboot, protect OPS

if doesnot work go to recovery and try factory reset& cache wipe.

if doesnot work, try flshing CWM and install any backed up rom, if you want one. just PM and i will upload backed up stock rom.

I really hope it helps because I got the same issue after flshing a stock from ODIN, but been removed from wipe data& factory reset.

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If I've helped you in any way, Press THANKS
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] morheb:
hey every one

i got a DHD i was rooting it with aahk but the usb cable was accidentely removed

and than i took the battery off

and i cant use my phone

every time i boot it the screen go blank and i wont be able to do anything

exept boot in boot-loader

i had the same problem before and i solved it with aahk but not i cant use aahk because i dont had usb debugging enabled

i have ship s-off and im not sure if it's permrooted

so is there anyway to enable usb debugging from fastboot or recovery image

im trying to flash recovery.img but it says not allowed

in hboot if i preesed recovery the screen will go blank too so plz help me
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] glevitan:
If you read the manual, you will that your issue is covered there. Anyway, to lend u a hand, as you are already S-OFF, you can just flash CWM recovery and then flash a custom rom. If not, follow instructions in the effen manual and you will be right....:)
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] morheb:
i have ship s-off not eng s-off

does it make any difference ???

and how can i change it to eng s-off??
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] glevitan:
I didn't say ENG S-OFF, you don't need it and might mess your bootloader. With S-OFF you can flash zip files from command line. Send me a pm and I will guide you thru it...
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dstylazz:
No shouldn't make any difference, I believe ENG S-off is more for if you want to flash a radio not a ROM.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] morheb:
what is "pm" ???
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dstylazz:
Private Message, click on his name on the left hand side and select send private message
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] morheb:
he's gone can u help me

how should i flash recovery.img if it keeps saying not allowed??
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dstylazz:
NOTE: I am not 100% sure about this, so you may wish to research this a little before carrying this out as i may be wrong

Assuming you have the AndroidSDK on your computer as well as the clockwork recovery.img with recovery.img being placed in the "Tools" Folder Get recovery img HERE if you don't have it already.

Hold "Volume Down" and "Power" to Boot the phone in to "Bootloader" and select fastboot and press power button.

Then open command prompt and get to the directory that SDK is installed. So for me i have SDK on my C Drive so i would do (Yours maybe different),

cd../.. (Hit Enter)

cd androidsdk/tools (Hit Enter)

fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-5.0.2.0-ace.img (NOTE: Before sending this command check you have "Fastboot.exe" in the AndroidSDK/Tools Folder)

Now you have a recovery on you phone, reboot again holding volume down and power to boot in to recovery, once in recovery "USB Debugging" will now be enabled,
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] glevitan:
I have just sent u a PM...tell if you can follow that..
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rav3ndroid:
HI all!!! after a lot of waste of time of searching over the net and trying myself to do it....i ask to you all of someone can help me!

I want to mod THIS app attached with a blackish transparent background!

This is from a JW4 deodexed and already ICS Themed by me, can someone help me for the background?

Thx in advance to all!

Rav3ndroid
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rav3ndroid:
UP :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smurph82:
Below is the official update to FD02 for the Sprint Galaxy Nexus

Also if you want to keep root instead of having to reroot the device use

http://goo.gl/qSi6e "OTA RootKeeper" I can confirm that it works after

the new update is installed.

Here is the a link to the download http://db.tt/FZ8IEKkw

Attached are new speeds with the new radio images.

This is at my office and yesterday these speeds were

download: ~.22Mbps

upload: ~.40Mbps
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bdubs4200:
PM QBKing. He'll know what to do :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ks2332:
And here's the update

http://db.tt/KR6KPH6G

Please thank :)

sent from my lightning fast galaxy nexizzle L.T.izzle
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smurph82:
Hey ks2332 why did you start another thread when

I had already start this one and you used almost the exact same name. Try to keep things neat.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ks2332:
BC all you put was root keeper nothing about the update lol sorry mods can combine idc

sent from my lightning fast galaxy nexizzle L.T.izzle
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smurph82:
Was trying to get the file to my dropbox but it is hard to type and transfer a file at the same time
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] marcusva79:
So this will break root. This is a new radio and hope it will make things faster :D Can wait to apply this via fastboot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smurph82:
It does seem to be faster. Yes you will lose root but you can save it.

I do not know if it can be re-rooted but i dont see why it should

not be just as easy as before.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smurph82:
i was going through the updater-script file in this update and it looks like it does

more than just update the radios.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mattallica76:
Yes, it seems to patch several other files.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] marcusva79:
Patch other files. What do you see that it updates? Anything worth going back you guys think?

This answered my question:

http://www.engadget.com/2012/05/01/sprint-galaxy-nexus-updated/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smurph82:
It looks like a bunch of system files, the recovery, and the radios.

I am no expert at edify scripts but I know that it does more than the radios.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cheddaface:
Hopefully qbking will just post flashable radios and not the whole update.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] marcusva79:
Im an idiot. Delete
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smurph82:
He does not have the FD02. He has the FD01. Someone will get it. If I knew how to extract the radio.img file I would make it myself.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tehjeh:
Can anyone give a quick step-by-step because I can't seem to flash it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smurph82:
Since this is the official update I would try to place it in the /cache directory and see if it updates when you reboot the phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Bradart:
if you open the zip, they are just sitting there. Does something special need to be done? I'm going to try fastboot flashing them.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bdubs4200:
Keep us posted... I'd like to flash via fastboot and not lose root
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Bradart:
radio-cdma flashed flawlessly, radio.img, not so much. It gives a write failed error. Strange. I tried renaming it to "radio.img" without the extra ".p" and still no dice.

EDIT: Wait...do I need to reboot between flashed? Maybe I'm botarded. Rebooting and trying again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gr33nd3vil:
You flash the cdma radio first, then fastboot reboot, then flash radio lte
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Bradart:
OK. I can't get the LTE radio to flash. I ran it against the FD01 radio in Winmerge and there are a couple of differences, but not many. If they were the same, I's say screw it but, now that I know they're different, getting this to flash is the only thing I've ever cared about. I need help from someone with more than entry-level knowledge of programming to help.

---------- Post added at 05:29 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:28 PM ----------

That didn't work for me. I'll try it again.

EDIT: Nope, still gives me a write fail. AUUGGHHH
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Griemster1:
I have Franco kernal how do install this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ericksoncl23:
How do I reinstall the stock recovery boot loader?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] droidsrus:
So do I just flash as if I'm flashing a rom in cwm. Thats how i flashed radios in all my other phones but From what I'm reading it seems that's not the case but I want to make sure before I f up my phone. I'm hoping I can do it that way cuz If I need a comp for this I'm out of luck cuz I have no comp. :/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EliWay:
I can't get it to work either. I even used ODIN ("PDA" only) to go back to frickin' stock and then tried doing it the "official" way , but the update failed halfway.

I still have the FD01 radio on the phone so I guess before we can update to FD02 we need to go back to the stock radio also?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dangambino:
hey man, how did u apply the update being rooted and all. thnx in advance
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] qbking77:
The radio is just a patch file... not the full radio... We need a full tar to grab the radio.. I will look into it though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigrushdog:
Guys, if this is an OTA update, the zip is filled with hash based binary patches, thus the P. You will need to be completely stock to apply this. If losing root worries you, wait for somebody to apply the update then dump the updated files.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dangambino:
Thanks for that
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ifly4vamerica:
Flashing the Radios is easy guys, just enter the bootloader on the phone and then use fastboot. Just pull the radio-cdma from the update zip, I renamed it to FD02radio-cdma.img and ran the following command in adb.

fastboot flash radio-cdma FD02radio-cdma.img

That should take a couple minutes to flash, then as there wasn't an update to the lte radio that we can actually flash this way, thus the img.p extension I just flashed the old FD01lte radio from the radio thread in this forum so

fastboot flash radio FD01radio.img

This one flashes pretty fast, then just do a reboot and presto you have the FD02 cdma radio ands the old lte radio, which shouldnt matter as there isn't lte much of anywhere yet .... unless you live in an area and can catch them testing it .....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EliWay:
I just reverted back to everything stock, including original FD12 radio, and the update STILL fails.

After a a while it shows the android robot with a red exclamation sign.

Any thoughts?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tehjeh:
When it gets to the red exclamation, you're in stock recovery. Try holding power-down and pressing volume up, then select apply update, or whatever the update option is.

Drop us a line when you've tried that to see if it succeeds.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smurph82:
Yes I was rooted but I still have the stock recovery I never flashed CWM or TWRP.

I would always run fastboot boot name_of_recovery.img to do a backup.

I mainly did this because there is not stock image for the Sprint GNexus.

And I knew that for now there was no real easy way to get updates without stock recovery.

I also had OTA RootKeeper installed before I run the update so I would not have to

re-root my device. Jus tin case the boot image had been updated.

IF YOU WANT TO USE THIS ZIP FILE YOU WILL HAVE TO HAVE THE STOCK RECOVERY.

LOOKING AT THE UPDATER-SCRIPT FILE THE RADIOS ARE NOT THE ONLY THING BEING UPDATED.

THERE ARE SEVERAL SYSTEM FILE THAT ARE UPDATED/PATCHED. THIS MAY BE WHY USER ARE

NOT ABLE TO FLASH IF THEY DO NOT HAVE THE STOCK KERNEL, RECOVERY, OR REMOVED/EDITED

SYSTEM FILES.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bdubs4200:
That easy?? Them why is everyone saying it aborts? Must be flashing the zip through cwm I assume.... damn I was I was at home and not at work!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ericksoncl23:
so there is no way to get the stock recovery image back on the phone?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smurph82:
Yes use this thread. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1614827
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ifly4vamerica:
They are all trying to install the lte radio img.p file which is some kind of binary update, i just fastboot flashed the new cdma radio then reflashed the fd01 radio over it, i now had the fd02 cdma radio and all seems to be well, at least as far as I can tell.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EliWay:
Nothing... I'm puzzled.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dgafking:
im getting the same thing you ar... dont worry your not alone kinda frustrating
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
easy..

0.use voodoo ota rootkeeper and backup root

1. revert to stock recovery

2. revert any and all mods (this includes replacing any .apks you removed)

3. apply OTA

4. reboot and restore root backup from voodoo

done :)

5. flash custom recovery back if you wish
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ericksoncl23:
Did that but I get Error Status 7. I have stock radios back on but it looks like it fails on the hash check of the stock FC12 radios.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Griemster1:
How do i revert back to stock recovery? i have the Franco kernal installed?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Stock recovery (Sprint CDMA/LTE PRE FD02 OTA): http://www.filedropper.com/recovery

You will most likely need to go back to stock kernel also
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Griemster1:
Do you have a stock kernal i can flash?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EliWay:
I was able to get to the recovery menu as suggested, but it wasn't with a volume up + power combo, I think it was just power or volume up idk haha.

Anyway, I chose the update from cache option but I got a status 7 error. :/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
for those of you getting the status 7 error, try applying the update OTA instead of from recovery. Just make sure you have reverted all the way back to stock and flashed stock recovery
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ericksoncl23:
Does the same thing OTA.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EliWay:
That's what I did, though. Reverted to everything stock via ODIN including radio, tried to update normally through settings menu, phone reboots, starts update but fails. Goes back to boot loader and stays there. Remove battery, turn on phone and system is still on FC12 OS and Radio.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] auradefect:
Do I have to go back to stock radio first? I'm on FD01 now. Or is just going back to stock rom and recovery enough?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Griemster1:
File dropper recovery failed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dgafking:
see i get the same error doing it the same way you are..... I really want to know any suggestions on how to get the update to go through... Also i have also gotten the signature verify error any sugestions?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dascjb:
I was having the same error until I restored a backup with stock kernel. Thanks it worked fine in clockworkmod from sdcard
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Griemster1:
Does any body have a flash able stock kernal?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dascjb:
Also after installing from CWM it put stock recovery back so had to reflash CWM from fastboot again
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dgafking:
im getting this error on a completly stock rom no root what so ever
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ericksoncl23:
So. I removed the LTE Radio hash check in the updater-script. Then ran the zip though clickwork mod recovery and it patched all the files fine. Except for the LTE radio. I could probably flash the LTE radio once we get the full version.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EliWay:
I give up. Really disappointing going back to stock, then trying to update from an official update and have it fail. I just don't get it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dgafking:
i feel ya man frustrating i cant get past that error no matter what i try
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ks2332:
I'm done weird thing is it worked flawlessly on my stores demo phone...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ericksoncl23:
EDIT: This is for only if you jumped the gun and updated your Radios to FD01. When OTA update runs it checks the hash tag of the LTE radio since it's just a patch file. Obviously that hash is off so it will never patch your phone. Hence the Error 7 when patching.

Ok so I will upload my slightly modified Zip of the update. All I did was remove the line that hash checks the current LTE radio. So then it would just go ahead and patch everything without throwing the Error 7. I assume it just corrupts the LTE radio but I have no way of testing(LTE radio showed up as FC12 still but the CDMA updated fine). So all I did was update the LTE radio afterwards to FD01. So to sums things up the CDMA is on FD02 and LTE is on FD01.

IMPORTANT WARNING: I'm new to this forum and this phone stuff but I know how to code things. This zip file worked fine for me. But who knows if it works or not on others. NOT MY FAULT IF YOU BREAK YOU PHONE.

Steps:

I unrooted my phone and recovered it back to defaults! But my Bootloader is still unlocked so you can run Clockwork Mod Recovery.

1) Put both radios on FC12

2) Put Update-FC12-to-FD02-hack.zip on phone.

3) Run Clockwork Mod Recovery and install the ZIP file from there(That way it ignores the signature being off)

4) Turn phone back on and verify that CDMA is working.

5) Upgrade LTE radio to FD01

Hope this helps.

Link: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/700988/Update-FC12-to-FD02-hack.zip
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mocsab:
Stock Backup

I did a nandroid backup of my phone right after rooting - I have not tried to do anything with this update but have a question -

Based on the issues I have seen happen here I am a little concenred but wondered if any one could offer advice -

If I restore this nandroid of GNEX STOCK that I created when I first rooted the phone - do I understand that I can flash the files posted here - but would need to then re-root my phone after? (unless I also flashed that "Root keeper" that was mentioned early in this thread?

Is that a correct interpretation ? or am I missing something ?

Suggestions?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] O.F.Fascist:
No luck getting it to work on my phone. I even used Odin to return to stock, and the update still fails to install.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] marcusva79:
Sounds like plan.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EliWay:
Great, I'll try that right now. Aren't we supposed to always flash cdma AND LTE in that order though?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CruzECO13:
Here's my experience:

Checked my /cache folder using root explorer to make sure update file was there, it was

Went into bootloader

Flashed stock recovery.img provided in a link a few posts back

Booted into recovery, android with red triangle image showed up o.O

Pressing the power button started up the phone

Find out I have to flash the stock boot.img as well

So I flashed the boot.img and tried to get into recovery again, still no go

Same red triangle image

Start getting nervous with these red triangles and hit the IRC seeking more help

Im told to hold both volume keys and power buttons at the same time while on the screen with the red triangle android image

I pressed them all simultaneously multiple times, and nothing, but then after a few more times, stock recovery loaded up

I selected install from /cache, choose the file and let it do its thing

Finally I got the update, then flashed TWRP recovery again as well as my kernel of choice

Never did I factory reset or loose root

Thanks to all those in IRC who helped out with this =]

Edit: Noticed superuser wasn't working, so I flashed it again and regained root access.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ericksoncl23:
Yes. You can flash the LTE radio anytime you want. But when you need to flash the CDMA you always have to flash LTE after that. From what I got out of qbking's video.

I edited my post up top. http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=25603500&postcount=61
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EliWay:
Thanks. Your "hacked" zip worked great! I just hope it didn't bork the lte radio. I guess once we get a full flashable lte image we will be able to flash it through fastboot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ks2332:
Crazy Idea why can't we get someone successfully flashed ota get them to perform a system dump and make a flash able zip like that?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dgafking:
this is the error i keep getting

assert failed:apply_patch_check("EMMC:/dev/block/platform/omap/omap_hsmc.0/by-name/radio:10748160:cbec2bdc2b491a6eb4c94b550aec2a6e6f4835d5:10748160:1f1bb1cbdc5e5cfb3c9544b50740ce582534cf2d")

E:Error in /tmp/sideload/package.zip

(status 7)

installation aborted

can anybody help me on what that means?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ssconceptz:
Same error here. I finally gave up and just ripped out the CDMA radio for FD02 and flashed it and then went to FD01 on the LTE side until someone posts an LTE FD02.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] marcusva79:
http://nexuscm.blogspot.com/2012/05/sprint-galaxy-nexus-radio-images.html

flash in recovery. I just did this ill report
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] auradefect:
I used ericksoncl23's modified zip. Everything seems to have updated fine to FD02 except LTE radio is still at FD01 is stead of FD02 but I'm fine with that for now.

Only PROBLEM is I lost root. I even used Supercurio's OTA rootkeeper beforehand. When I used OTA rootkeeper after the update and click restore root, a toast popup comes up and says successful. But on the program itself there is no check mark next to root. I tried rebooting and reloading the app, same thing. Clockworkmod also says no root. When I go into the bootloader it does say UNLOCKED, so I'm halfway there. Any way to restore root from the phone without a PC, like I said boot loader is already unlocked. Oh, also its back to stock recovery with the red triangle now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tehjeh:
It's been +45 minutes, and results?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tridogg97:
Works perfect for me
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] malibu_23:
Fails

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ks2332:
Any one know why flthe people can't update btw did that flash able zip and the hacked one now running perfectly stock fd02:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigwicevo:
This worked for me as well. I was trying to use the Nexus Toolkit's #10 option to reflash stock recovery... that wasn't working.

I downloaded stock img files from Odin's forum and just reflashed my boot.img and recovery.img.

Afterwards, I just did as you did and got into stock recovery, flashed the update and it worked.

Never did factory reset.

I did lose root. I had previously used the Voodoo OTA RootKeeper app and saved my root.

Restored from RootKeeper and Titanium Backup did a quick fix too.

I do have root back and the update installed.

here's where i got my stock img files. 2 posts down I believe.

http: // forums.acsyndicate.net/showthread.php?5269-ACS-Return-to-stock-using-Odin&p=19766

sorry about the link problem... i'm new and needed to get around their 8 posts minimum before adding a link.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iil:
It seems the modems on here are not an identical match to the modems on our phones....

Can I pull a stock nandroid backup off another phone to return to pure stock?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] deliveraway:
Just finished updating the radio and my speeds have doubled from yesterday. I'm a very happy camper now. I used KBKing77s radio update video found pinned in this forum. Look for the ACS rooting guide. I did this for the last radio update too. Works great and took a total of 5 minutes. You don't loose root or anything else.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ranmasaotome510:
only issue is you only updated your CDMA radio, were all stuck on either FC12 or FD01 on our LTE Radio's. Otherwise if you have a FD02 LTE radio, let us know that your's did in fact install