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[Nexus 7 Android Development] tcat007:
I used NRT to root and all went well (current JWR66V). Since, I have flashed M-Kernel, also working well. Is there a "flawless", "easy" way to either:

1. Update to JWR66Y (just got notification)?

or

2. Get rid of notification permanently?

Prefer #1, keeping root, I can always flash M-Kernel again. I also flashed a new softkey set, do I need to take that back first? :confused:
[Nexus 7 Android Development] ThurstonX:
1. Restore stock kernel. Apply update. Be prepared to re-flash TWRP or CWM (easily done with the NRT), and then restore root (flash SuperSU zip from custom recovery). That's how I did it. Oh, and then reapply the kernel.

2. Just read this in the CleanROM thread:

"You can get rid of it yourself. Just go to the app info of the notification (long hold) and then deselect "Show Notifications"."

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=45050884&postcount=2116

HTH.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Lachaine:
Exactly the same situation here. (except that I put stock recovery whit 1.71 several days ago) Waiting for a solution, and do not want to wipe up my nexus 7 (2012) wi-fi
[Nexus 7 Android Development] tcat007:
Thanks! Did #2, going to live with it until the next letter... "Z". It's working too fast and too well to mess with it!
[Nexus 7 Android Development] ThurstonX:
Just to add, you could do the update and then re-flash the kernel. I re-flashed vorcers' oldish kernel that supports CIFS flawlessly (well, with SuperSU 1.45) after I upgraded to 'Y' and I'm still good to go. I also tried Metallice's m61a(?) kernel after upgrading to 'Y', and while it worked OK, I couldn't get CIFS to work, so I went back. It's not as smooth as CleanROM + faux's kernel, but I've a TWRP backup of that, if there's an itch that needs scratchin'.

Cheers.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Droidnoobi:
Updating to 'Y'

I have my nexus rooted on build version 'V' with a custom boot animation running Metallice kernel. It is working great and I have yet to update to the 'Y' version.

I have been watching and waiting on others that are rooted to see if any issues arise, I have yet to notice anyone posting so I want to clarify.

If I update to the new 'Y' version, do I need to return to stock and reroot and redo all the customizing?

Or can I just update to 'Y' build and not go through rerooting and the fun stuff?

If I want to keep the current build how can I remove the update notification?

Thanks All
[Nexus 7 Android Development] albert_htc:
Nexus 7 is currently running JWR66Y

Can Wugs 1.7.2 be used to root this ?

This firmware doesn't appear to be mentioned in the app.

Thanks
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Soundigy:
If you can't download Toolkit from Wug's website, here is multi-upload:

http://www.multiupload.nl/SR8I74KHBL

TWRP and CWM you can download from their respective websites:

http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager

http://teamw.in/project/twrp2
[Nexus 7 Android Development] digixmax:
Which version of NRT did you use?

---------- Post added at 02:54 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:21 PM ----------

I have not gone through the update to "Y' version (I'll probably will try it this upcoming weekend), but I think it will end up being as in [MENTION=321833]tamanaco[/MENTION]'s post (http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=44984040&postcount=3340) and also what I had to do to update to "V" sersion: using NRT to restore stock ROM (which download and install the new "Y" version as well reset/wipe to factory fresh state), then re-rooting.

I missed being able to use RootKeeper to temporarily unroot, take the OTA update, and then restore root using RootKeeper.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Droidnoobi:
OK great!! Thanks! I just got the N7 all set up too for customizing!! *shakes fist* Damn you google!! LOL

Well.. More learning experience for school..lol
[Nexus 7 Android Development] tamanaco:
I used version 1.7.1 of Wug's Toolkit. All I did was select Flash Stock + Unroot... then on the "Which factory image?" pop up window I selected Build JWR66Y and to automatically download and extract the image. I let it do its thing after that.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Wizard Prang:
Did that wipe the device?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] obioan:
Just unlocked and rooted my tilapia Nexus 3g with android 4.3.

Works perfect so far. Thank you for this useful application.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] boywithabeard:
This method is awesome!!!! I felt like just pushing the thanks button wasn't enough. Seriously, the amount of thought (and I can only imagine the time spent) that went into this application is astonishing. One of the most useful and user friendly programs I've ever used period. Now if you could just create an app to help my Father how to use a smartphone(or a g.d. microwave for that matter) most of my life's problems would be solved! Hats off.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Lachaine:
Originally Posted by nirco68 View Post

N00b question: i have the JWR66V. Did root only without custom recovery, just as the root process ended, got the ota notification for JWR66Y, the update failed, got the little Android with Exclamation mark, needed to press the power for ten seconds for restart, mobile showed message upgrading android and updating applications however it went back to JWR66V.

Now i don't get the ota again

Do the tool make any modifications in stock file system that might prevent the OTA? , or i should wait for it?, i prefer to upgrade via OTA

Yesterday, I put the stock recovery with 1.72. I said, maybe there was a error with the stock recovery of the 1.71, and maybe I will have another notification of the update. Well I just got the notification, and click to install the update. The process line went to the end, and pouf error with the exclamation android. I have to press for 10 seconds to reboot. But this time the updating application message did not appears, and it boot normally. But I look for the version, and I still have the V version. What next?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] jwhistler:
Stuck at the bootloader

SOLVED

I was on rooted, unlocked 4.2.2 and wanted to install the update to 4.3 using NRT v1.7.2

I used the flash to stock method and all the scripts ran but now the Nexus 7 will not boot beyond the bootloader. The bootloader screen has Android man on his back with his anterior hatch open along with the Start (pointing to power button) and navigation arrow pointing to sound up and sound down.

I'm stuck! Your help GREATLY appreciated!!

Update: The trouble seemed to be attempting to update to 4.3. When I reinstalled 4.2.2 all went as planned. I then allowed the normal system update to 4.3.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] clozecall:
Confirmed to work great to unlock bootloader, root and load custom recovery. Also confirmed to undo all those modifications! Made a couple of videos in case anyone needs help. Mad props to WugFresh

Any Nexus Root + Unlock Bootloader + Custom Recovery

[YOUTUBE]ouCMqweipX4[/YOUTUBE]

Any Nexus Unroot + Relock Bootloader + Stock Recovery

[YOUTUBE]wUDyhpLL-Iw[/YOUTUBE]
[Nexus 7 Android Development] xsalemx:
In having a problem on my nexus 10 trying to return to stock. The toolkit goes through the motions, but when it gets to the black screen, it doesn't flash the factory image. It skips that completely. It just immediately says to click any key to continue... as if it was successful.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] WugFresh:
Are you using the latest toolkit (v1.7.2)? Did you install the toolkit to the default directory? Or somewhere else? The problem you are encountering could happen if you installed it to the root of your C drive... it needs to be in at least one subdir. If the problem persists, send me a message on gplus hangouts and I will try and help you out when I get a chance.

{{ WugFresh }}
[Nexus 7 Android Development] WugFresh:
[MENTION=2981444]clozecall[/MENTION] Nice videos! The reason you had to keep disabling and re-enabling usb-debugging is because you forgot to check "Always allow from this computer" in the RSA prompt.

{{ WugFresh }}
[Nexus 7 Android Development] xsalemx:
Yes, I'm on the latest. I won't get a chance to try again until Tuesday, but I'll check where it's installed. Thanks for the quick response.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] deejay6901:
cannot unlock after update

i just bought this nexus 7 (1st ed), 2 days back and im trying to root/unlock it, quite familiar with this already as ive been rooting most of my phones for quite some time now. however, when i first activate this tablet, it also updates the FW from 4.2.2 to 4.3 build JWR66Y. i tried to use this NRT tool (latest version), but it seems not working, it will just boot to bootloader mode, but it doesn't unlock. any help will do. thanks :)
[Nexus 7 Android Development] shibadoo:
Files missing

I tried to upgrade vom 1.6.6, but the updater did not work (obviously did not find the appropriate files on the download server). Downloaded the 1.7.2 installer, after installing and starting the application it was not possible to download the boot img files. They are simply not on the download server.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] digixmax:
I used 1.7.2 yesterday (to flash stock & unroot) and it was able to download the necessary files without any problem. You might want to try again later.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Lachaine:
Ok I just received my third notification to update my system. What do I have to do?

With 1.72 I put for another time the stock recovery. I have unlock and root.

I use

stickmount, 2.20

supersu 1.55

busybox free 9.3

and quick boot 4.1 that install by itself.

Is there a incompatibility with those programs?

I think I will remove quick boot, maybe this is my problem.

Suggestion?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] digixmax:
FWIW the OTA update failed (near the end of the installation progress bar, with the "horizontal android & red exclamantion mark") on my N7 (v1) which was on JWR66V, unlocked, rooted, stock Recovery, running Stickmount, SU and Busybox.

To do the update, I had to again use NRT's "restore stock & unroot" feature (which wipes the device to factory fresh) as I had done in order to update to JWR66V only a few weeks back. I wish we know why recent OTA updates fail on rooted devices.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Smashman:
So I'm having trouble with drivers.

I've done everything that I have been told to, uninstalling other drivers, etc.

Then I ran option 1 as stated, but I still am greeted with these windows.

Any help would be appreciated.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Lachaine:
OK this time it work.

I remove quick boot before making the update, and VOILA I have y version now
[Nexus 7 Android Development] ALD3:
Good to know, wish I had thought of that. I also use Quick Boot, I went back stock to do the update. Never thought of an app holding it up.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] DoRiLoN:
Hey guys, I have rooted 4.2.2 on my N7 and I want to update to rooted 4.3. Is this possible with this tool? (Without unrooting etc)
[Nexus 7 Android Development] amon_lb:
Nandroid backup - how to backup?

Hello,

First of all I would like to say that few days ago I used this toolkit to go back to stock when device was in normal mode (runing CNM 10.1)

After first try my nexus7 stuck in bootloader. I picked android 4.3 to be installed. After that I couldn't go back to stock even with soft-bricked/bootloop option. I did it about 5 times always with error. If someone had the same problem I found out that the only way to unbrick nexus is to choose android 4.2.1 to install only this image don't show error when installing.

BTW when I agreed to install 4.3 update after back to stock and rooted, nexus again stuck on bootloop. So don't try to install any updates when you have rooted tablet. First unroot > update > root again - works for me.

Oh and toolkit is failing to download images from Goo.mi I had to use google's factory image site and download it manually.

Ok so now my question. I did a nandroid backup with toolkit on unrooted 4.3 and it weights 20mb. Later I did another nandroid with TWRP backup option and this one weights ~2gb but I can't send it to my cloud or copy to hard drive. Could someone show me how to move it from my nexus to diffrent drive? It is a waste of space to keep THAT heavy backup (and I can lose it if I do full wipe)

2nd question - Why toolkit did a 20mb backup and TWRP 2gb? What is wrong here?

Thanks in advance for answers

Sorry for bad english
[Nexus 7 Android Development] digixmax:
You should take a look at [MENTION=4791263]Lachaine[/MENTION]'s post above (http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=45264334&postcount=3375) and see if it might apply to your case.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] TadeoNYC:
At a minimum you need to unroot, probably best to remove other superuser apps like quick boot and BusyBox as well.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] b_hermon:
Quick question, I've never used the toolkit's Backup and Restore feature before. Usually I just plug in my N7 and drag and drop the contents of the sd card to copy and drag n drop again to get my stuff back on my device. I've already made a Nandroid backup with CWM and backed up all my apps and data with TiBu.

What does NRTK do for the sd card backup? Can I just explore the contents of the backup as if I had drag n dropped? Or does it create an image that I can't get into except for through NRTK. I'm going from rooted 4.2.2 to rooted 4.3. I'm wiping everything and starting fresh. I just want to be able to cherry pick what files I want to put back on the sd card. Can I do that with NRTK's backup sd card feature?

Thanks for the help everyone!
[Nexus 7 Android Development] ALD3:
Only way that I have found to transfer TWRP to my PC is by doing a adb pull. I always just did a copy and paste before, not sure if its because of 4.3 or TWRP. It is a pain tho, maybe someone else knows why that is.

adb pull /data/media/TWRP (for older single-user Android versions)

adb pull /data/media/0/TWRP (for Jellybean with multi-user nonsense)
[Nexus 7 Android Development] WugFresh:
It is the touch image, but it should still work.

{{ WugFresh }}
[Nexus 7 Android Development] WugFresh:
I am officially adding this (Nexus One support) to the to-do list for v1.5.3

{{ WugFresh }}
[Nexus 7 Android Development] zedorda:
Not sure if this pointed out yet but an app called Quick reboot works fine to access CWM.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...NvbS5zaXJpdXNhcHBsaWNhdGlvbnMucXVpY2tib290Il0.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] jamesking420:
I'll try this tomorrow night. Do you think it's likely to work?

I am really bad at getting drivers sorted so an automatic process is great, but I am not confident I'd be able to fix it if it didn't work!
[Nexus 7 Android Development] WugFresh:
After researching the Nexus One a bit, it looks like adding support for it is going to be more complicated. I may push this inclusion for v1.5.4. I want to get everything else I promised for v1.5.3 working properly first.

{{ WugFresh }}
[Nexus 7 Android Development] WugFresh:
By tomorrow night my new version might be out already ;-)

{{ WugFresh }}
[Nexus 7 Android Development] ilaf0106:
Would I still get to keep my Transformer movie and the 25 dollars once I log in to my Google account after the root process is complete?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] demandarin:
Thanks for this great tool. Read all of the op and watched the YouTube video on it. Seems very simple and straightforward. I just have a quick question or more so something I want to make sure of.

OK, after using your tool to unlock, then going to root option, you have two choices. One being flash permanent CWM and the other one being do not flash CWM. So if I choose the second option, my nexus would be unlocked and rooted but no custom recovery installed, correct? So then I can use goo manager and install the TWRP custom recovery script and it should work fine? I use trwrp on my prime and find it to be alot more simple and straightforward than cwm. Plus I like the touch UI setup of it.

I already downloaded your current version but I see you mentioning a new version might release tomorrow night. I think ill wait for your newer version.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] danny8:
Nexus Root Toolkit is one beautiful piece of software. Thanks for making it. What really makes it effective are the help screens and guided paths. Better than any wizard I've used before. I used the manual driver installation path. It takes time but the result is well worth it. Thank you FiveOhFour for pointing out the "drivers tip" in the OP. I missed that.

I used my 64-bit Windows 7 machine. I also had the opportunity to use Dad's 32-bit Windows XP but I'm more likely to use the newer comp in the future. Might as well get it squared away.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] vanilla ice:
After typing the code how do you save it to the command promp?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] WugFresh:
Enter. :-)

{{ WugFresh }}
[Nexus 7 Android Development] WugFresh:
I like TWRP as well. You could select either option. There is only one recovery partition, so if you had flashed CWM, and then flashed TWRP, the TeamWin Recovery would overwrite the CWM recovery. You might actually want to do it that way, because the flash permanent CWM script also renames certain files on your device (disabling them) which try to restore the stock recovery; in the event you load a custom recovery. I am not sure if TeamWins OpenScript installer renames the same files I am talking about automatically or not.

Also, don't take my word on my tentative release time. I have tendency to think I code faster than I actually do. It might take an extra day. I am a really bad estimator of when I will actually finish a coding goal.

{{ WugFresh }}
[Nexus 7 Android Development] vanilla ice:
I'm having bad luck still :( after i type the code and hit enter it showed success. I exit the prompt, click unlock and it tells me ADB not found. I tried all the tubleshooting and still no luck! Dang! Is this gods way of telling me not to root? Lol. Do you have an ETA of when your going to release the next version? Thanks for all your hard work Wug!
[Nexus 7 Android Development] WugFresh:
I don't see why not. I am assuming those things are tied to your google account. Unless the Transformer movie is physically on your sdcard (in which case I would back that up) then you should have no problem getting it again once you log on to your gmail account. I wasn't aware they gave everyone a 25 dollar credit, but that has to be tied to your account. There is no way that wiping data would take away a monetary credit.

{{ WugFresh }}
[Nexus 7 Android Development] WugFresh:
If it says ADB not found, that means my toolkit is working properly and that your drivers aren't configured. You should uninstall them and reinstall them using the manual guide. Here is a good resource I just found that goes through some of the driver configuration.

http://liliputing.com/2012/07/how-t...k-the-bootloader-install-custom-recovery.html

{{ WugFresh }}
[Nexus 7 Android Development] vanilla ice:
Thanks! I'll do it when I get off work tonight :)
[Nexus 7 Android Development] demandarin:
appreciate the quick response. I will follow what you recommend since there's uncertainty surrounding if TRWP renames certain files or not. I know on Prime, some people had issues/bootloops after trying to flash trwrp over CMW. So for nexus 7, the likely hood of this happening is non existent?

I'm in no rush so i can wait for when you release new version. I like to do all research on these tools/methods vs. just jumping straight into it. I also like the fact your tool can put you back to stock and relock the device. in case it ever needs to be sent in or if someone just simply wants to go back to stock setup.

This tool seems to do it all and some. Great work!
[Nexus 7 Android Development] lionheart7282:
what if i have YAKJU-MAGURO: Android 4.1.1 Build JRO03C (Jelly Bean) it is not in the options, what should i choose?? thank you
[Nexus 7 Android Development] WugFresh:
I think I listed is as Takju-maguro 4.1.1 JRO03C. I didn't know they were calling it yakju? Doesn't it have Google wallet?

{{ WugFresh }}
[Nexus 7 Android Development] NZtechfreak:
Hey Wugfresh, will the next version of the Rootkit also have the new official CWM recovery?

I'm assuming if users want to use the current version of the Rootkit they can simply download the new recovery, rename it to recovery-clockwork-touch-5.8.0.2-nexus7-modaco.img and then copy and replace it in the Rootkit directory? That way the existing commands being run from the Rootkit will push the new recovery?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] ThurstonX:
I always do this after making a TWRP backup:

adb shell
su
chmod -R 777 /data/media/0/TWRP

then I just copy the backup dir (folder) from the Windows Explorer view of the Nexus 7. Works every time.

But yeah, adb pull works, too :)
[Nexus 7 Android Development] ALD3:
Thanks, tried setting permission in TWRP but didn't have the right code. So I will give it a try.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] amon_lb:
Thank you for your answer. I will try to use this command when I find out how to do it. ;)

What about my second question? Does anyone can answer why the toolkit is doing so small backup when recovery is doing it so big?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] ALD3:
This is just a guess. I'm thinking that you only backed up your apps before rooting and not the system files. If you have Android Sdk adb set up on your computer then just copy or type the code adb pull /data/media/0/TWRP into the terminal window and hit enter. It will do about 4 files quick but leave your Nexus connected to PC with USB cord as a couple files will take about 10 minutes. Wait till you get the adb prompt again. Then look where you have SDK installed, usually C:/ android/ and in android in the folder platform tools will be a folder backup, you can copy it then to where ever you want or just leave it there so you can do an adb push, should you need it back on your device

Also check ThurstonX commit above for copying Twrp
[Nexus 7 Android Development] tomer007:
that's so useful!

great for beginners
[Nexus 7 Android Development] SiNJiN76:
So' even with a fresh install of W7 (fresh installed because I couldn't get it to recognize the 7)...still can't get it to work.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] karandevilocs:
hey guys i need some quick help PLZ!

so i want to send it to company for warranty purposes tomorrow and i can't get it back to stock! i installed and tested latest DRIVERS by this tools ! i downloaded latest firmware from google developer website and i runned FLASH STOCK + UNROOT and i chose my TAR downloaded frimware and TA TAH it bring some cmd windows and NOTHING happens it said that it flashed it successfully BUT it's still in BOOTLOADER screen!

i'm running jwr66V stock rooted + franco kernel ! PLZ HELP !!!!! is there any other methods that i could take it back to STOCK and Re-LOCK bootloader?!
[Nexus 7 Android Development] ctbearz:
delete
[Nexus 7 Android Development] getinnocuous:
I'm in a similar situation. Running rooted stock JWR66Y, updated to 4.22 to 4.3 without updating the bootloader, and I'd just like to wipe everything and start fresh. I tried using FLASH STOCK + UNROOT to choose a .tar of JWR6YY with the fixed bootloader, but the MD5 sum didn't match and the script was aborted. The tablet successfully booted into bootloader mode when I tried the untouched JWR66Y tar, and then just sat there with a command window telling me that the process was complete.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] digixmax:
Have you tried letting NRT do the download of JWR66Y in "Flash Stock & Unroot", then afterward separately doing a "Relock the Bootloader"?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Sean-El:
Okay. I am on a sprint Galaxy nexus, mmuzzy 4.2.2 and I ran the unroot and am now stuck at writing boot for about 20 minutes? Is it messed up? I am not sure what to do.

Edit: Okay, apparently it didn't DL the boot before so I unplugged it and now it DLed, I am trying it again. Cross fingers.

Okay, all worked perfectly! Woo Hoo! Nexus 4 $30 plan here I come!
[Nexus 7 Android Development] mobgod:
I'm posting here not sure what to do I lost root again with a ota anything I can do to get it back ?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] IronJacob:
EDIT - wrong section. I'm sorry
[Nexus 7 Android Development] mobgod:
You or me ?

Sent From My Rooted G3