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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bgdxv:
you need to have unlocked bootloader to use the update command in fastboot
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Srirama:
@efrant

Hey thanks man! That worked.

Rocking it on Jellybean ;)

Hoping to learn a lot more from the massive talented xda devs :laugh:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GenesysLV:
I'm curious if anyone in the US with yakju/at&t has recieved the OTA?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] strumcat:
Just put the clockworkmod img into the platform-tools directory with adb and fastboot. Connect phone via usb, type "adb reboot bootloader" followed by "fastboot flash recovery (clockworkmod-filename)". Then use menu to boot into recovery and flash whatever you want. next time you boot, cwm will be gone, so make sure to also flash superuser so at least you'll be rooted.

galaxy nexus / jellybean 4.1.1

lg mytouch q / stock rooted
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aptmx:
+1
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pyrazol:
Yes, but you also need an unlocked bootloader to boot into CWM via fastboot.

So I'm back to my question: why do that instead of just using fastboot update update.zip.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bgdxv:
because people generally freak out when they see a command prompt window :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ziolooo:
no one, i guess just with takju
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Are you applying a yakju update to a yakju build?

Did you or one of your root apps modify your build.prop at all? Like DPI settings, etc?

That's called the XDA Badge of Honor, and no, as was mentioned, it does not affect OTAs. :D

I has nothing to do with yakju or takju -- it has to do with devices sold from the Play Store vs. devices not sold from the Play Store.

Play Store devices do not wipe when unlocked, non-Play Store devices do. Has nothing to do with yakju or takju, or the bootloader. We still haven't found the cause of it yet, but are working on it.

I am fairly certain that you cannot use fastboot update to flash an OTA update zip file.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pyrazol:
Okay, and do you happen to know why? I mean, why would the update command exist if it didn't work. Or is it just a relic of old times? :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] androidbuff123:
My Galaxy Nexus was bought from the google play store a week ago.. I restored everything to stock by flashing the stock image using the toolkit.

waiting for the OTA to appear.. sigh...

Not sure if OTA is dependent on bootloader version.. but can someone confirm if I have the right bootloader on 4.04 ?

The bootloader I have is PRIMELA03

Baseband... XXLA2 (this I believe is correct to receive OTA).

Thanks,

Very disappointed about not getting the OTA yet...Yes, I know there are workarounds.. but I thought my takju device would be among the first to get the OTA.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
I could be wrong here, but my understanding of the update command for fastboot was to update the partitions on the device with data from partition images stored in a zip. Not for patching files the way the updater-binary does.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kesei:
I have 4.0.4 imm76k will i get the update to jb??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] UCFJake:
Same here in Savannah GA, bought mine in May.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jordanishere:
It probably will take some time. Google said we should see an update over the next "several days". Would be nice to see it before the weekend.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] androidbuff123:
shouldn't you have had an update before to get you up to IMM76I first?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iurylima:
I have root, unlocked bootloader and Franco Kernel on 4.0.4 IMM76I...

To update I should:

1- Flash CWM

2- Flash Again Stock Rom

3- Restore my app and date

4- Flash JellyBean

(or should I invert 3 and 4?)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] natureca:
should we have stock recovery as well before we update?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kesei:
I was on 4.0.2 then a update over otacza to 4.0.4 imm76k.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ziolooo:
So, takju got OTA ? I dont mean link :) but notification
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] androidbuff123:
I have a takju.. no notification yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
You are not running yakju or takju. You will get the OTA, but much later.

1- Flash CWM

2- Flash IMM76I stock kernel (i.e., boot.img)

3- Flash JellyBean

If you plan on installing the update when you get the OTA notification, then yes. If you are planning on installing it by using the files posted here, no.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Aksaif:
UK Carriers OTA

Hi,

think people have confirmed UK OTA on O2 and Vodafone.. anyone seen it on Three UK yet?

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] balander:
Pff....... no notification here yet....:/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Fluba:
I used this exact method for Takju (GSM Nexus) and now I have 4.1.1. Worked really well with Wugfresh's Galaxy Nexus Toolkit.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RoadHazard:
Does anyone know if the roll-out happens on a geographical basis? If so, it seems like I shouldn't be getting it at all since I'm in Sweden (I was originally on yakjuxw, but flashed yakju a while back). Can anyone confirm that I should be getting the OTA eventually even though I'm in a country where yakju doesn't really officially exist?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oldblue910:
No I9250 device running yakju or takju firmware ever got IMM76K, so I assume you have a Verizon model. If that's the case, you will get it eventually. If you have an I9250 GSM model, then that means you're running a yakjuxx variant, and if that's the case, you'll get the OTA but it'll come from Samsung God knows when.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] timtime:
Have spent the last 10-15minutes doing the google services framework trick (delete data, re-try, repeat) and it has finally worked! Now waiting for jelly bean to download. I am on stock 4.0.4 yakju in the UK (t-mobile).

So excited!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Defiant81:
I'm in Virginia and with stock takju from google store. Still no OTA yet
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] androidbuff123:
how many times would you say you have cleared data and checked for updates in that 15 mins?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aptmx:
Has this worked for anyone in the US? Assuming physical location does not matter for this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ySchaub:
lol, I gave up after 5 minutes. seems like UK is being updated...let's see how long til switzerland lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rees397:
Any ideas on when the UK will get Jelly Bean?

I have this version.......

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Marcb:
just did a Nenamark 2 test and got 28.5 fps... with JB 4.1.1

With 4.0.4 i always had around 26.3 fps.... nice results!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] timtime:
30 maybe, I wasn't counting- I was just doing it over and over again and now playing with jelly bean. I did the same for the 4.04 update- probably took me a similar number of attempts then too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ManMOuntain:
Anyone finding the battery drain higher in 4.1.1 compared to 4.1? On for 12 hours 45 minutes, with 1 hour 30 minutes screen time and battery is at 37 percent.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] diablonyc2:
I am Yakju/US/AT&T --- no OTA Jellybean yet...If i was home I would have tried to flash it already!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spoonflames:
Same as me. nothing here yet (Virgin mobile UK)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rees397:
How do you clear the data?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neelabh75:
Has anyone in India got the update? I am on Yakju with unlocked bootloader.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] foosion:
Has anyone in the US with takju or yakju received the OTA notification yet?

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Setting - apps - all - google services framework - clear
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] timtime:
I just went to settings- apps - google services framework- clear data

Then went back to settings- about phone - system updates - check now (it should say last checked is 01/01/1970 or something similar if the data has been cleared)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rees397:
That's OK then, thought you was doing something different to me lol, guess I will just keep on repeating the process.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kikumbob:
I am almost certain that the people that have made this work have done it by coincidence and that we are experiencing an observation bias because we notice the people that have posted about success more than the people who haven't.

Having said that, its a lovely thing to do to pass the time until the update arrives! :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rees397:
It is certainly giving me something to do during my 12hr night shift :-P
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NiXXeD:
https://plus.google.com/u/0/112218872649456413744/posts/QkKumgFm6pm

I asked Jean-Baptiste Queru if there was any way of triggering an OTA (like the above) and he says there is not.

I would probably take that as an official de-bunk of the Google Services Framework "trick".
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] diablonyc2:
SUCESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!....In Wasting a lot of time today! lol Still no OTA Jelly Bean.

Come on Google....push it out the to US! Before 5.0 "Hot Fudge Sundae" comes out! lol

If I flash the rom tonight I have to remember to reset Google Wallet before I screw it up!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kisrita:
yakjuxw to takju 4.04 in May on imported phone through Expansys USA ---> no OTA update yet.

I got tired of waiting for it, so I went home for lunch and flashed the update. It is easy and does not delete any of your files/applications or settings, so there's no reason to wait for the OTA update. Just follow the directions in the first post, except do not remove the recovery folder, that made my update fail. But since I had enough warning about that possibility, I had both the original and edited .zip files in my /sdcard folder already, and just flashed the untouched .zip, when the one without the recovery folder failed. Then rooted and installed CWM again. No big deal and doesn't take long at all. I'm now discovering JB and trying to find the posts about google now... :victory:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] diablonyc2:
So if the Framework "trick" does not work, me chanting "Mecha Leka Hi, Mecha Hiney Ho" over it may have a shot? Or at least that is what "Jambi" said would work!

It is interesting that only a handful of people got it today....did it slip through?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kikumbob:
That is the definitive answer that I have been searching for since the roll-out started, thanks man!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] astalavista_thes:
I am doing this "trick" the last 20-25 minutes (more than 50 tries) with no result. I think that it is just useless...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Arthur Hucksake:
I think the battery stats just get a bit screwy after the update. Should settle down after a charge or two. The auto brightness seems a bit more aggressive too, if you use that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] human_error:
I did the same for the last 20minutes non-stop and it started to download the update. If you keep clicking "check for updates" and the last check was within a certain time it doesn't actually check (unless you clear the services framework).

O2 UK Yakju Galaxy Nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rees397:
So we are better off just hitting "check now" once every hour?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] androidbuff123:
Google once again, second to Apple when it comes to disbursing the updates once they are released. I would imagine the number of pure google devices out there are far FAR less than iphones.. but yet.. Google has a stuttering way of rolling it out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] greeced:
Or..... maybe we are just impatient.

Remember, Apple has no where near the amount of online services google has.... Google Services the world with all there products.... Apple just services there products..

There is a bandwidth difference right there.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
So let me get this straight: you are asking someone who works for Google, if a method to get around their checks and balances will work?

Hmmm. Something tells me it is pretty obvious he was going to give you that answer...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cmmts:
More bright or less bright? I've always found the display too dim and it would be great if finally I could use the auto brightness..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NiXXeD:
Unless someone can describe (other than anecdotal evidence) why or how this would work, I'm going to believe him. Certainly seems it should be possible to review in the code what that button does, right? I'd assume it's going to hit an update server with a UID and return the response.

I can't imagine they are literally avoiding people being able to download the update with a simple software check like that. Why would they go through all the effort of making some weird conspiracy about phones being in buckets, etc?

Anyway, I want the update just as much as anyone else, but having people churn away pressing a button for an hour on their phone doesn't seem like the way to go about it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rayiskon:
they said mid july, so even if u get it on the 16th,17th,18th july u still have no viable arguement.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kesei:
I have 4.0.4 imm76k yakjuxw when on ota to jb??? Any chance
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] brian85:
4.0.4 takju, no update yet
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nolimits316:
I bet I'll have Android 4.1 before iphone users are using iOS 6 despite Apple making their announcement first.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Arthur Hucksake:
It reacts faster. The brightness seems higher in direct daylight also, like if you set it max manually.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] astalavista_thes:
What I am thinking (just another thoery) is the following:

I've noticed that if I haven't got my google services framework data cleared, then the check for update is done really fast. In other words I get the "last checked for update at xx:xx" message really fast. When I have the data cleared it takes more time to have this message. So maybe, in order to avoid having continuous queries and responses to the update server (especially when the server is overloaded during a rolling out period) the phone can keep a file that stores the last time that you've checked for the update. If is it inside a specific limit (let's say 60 mins) then it doesn't check once again and just tells you that I've checked and no update found. Having the data cleared, you restore that file to 1/1/1970 so you are out of this limit and the phone really checks for an update. This doesn't mean that you will got an update but you have more chances to pull the update if you are eligible to do it. Example:

Let say that you have checked at 19:00. And at 19:03 google makes you eligible for the update. You check at 19:05 but your phone doesn't actually queries the server because you have checked 5 minutes ago (let say that the limit for re-check is 60 min) so you just doesn't receive it. Normally, you will be able to receive it at 20:00 (if the limit is 60 mins). By erasing the data of the the google services framework at 19:03 and checking at 19:05, the phone identifies that you haven't checked for an update for the last 42 years (1/1/1970). So it queries the server and you grab the update.

It is just a theory, with no evidence to support it. Just another theory...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sblantipodi:
I do not understood, how many phones got the update ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anupash:
So you are completely unaware of the trouble people had activating their IPhone 4s when it was released. Atleast Google has started a gradual upgrade which should be available to people in a few days time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rylake:
I just tried to flash the update via the stock recovery and later using clockwork recovery and they both returned the same error:

assert failed: apply_patch_check (system/bin/gzip...) (Status 7) and then lists what looks like a couple of md5 numbers.

I think I got back to stock, but maybe something is still not? I have never seen this error before, and search didn't turn up much.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Msilvame:
It's really smooth and a great improve in user experience! Feels fast and fluid!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] foosion:
Instead people should press the check now button every few moments? That's in essence what JBQ is recommending for the impatient.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] androidbuff123:
of course you will.. I am not talking about who comes up with updates first and periodically.. Google obviously does.. my point is.. there seems to be no rhyme or reason WHY an update cannot be rolled out simultaneously for all eligible devices.. .. (all of takju at the very least)..

My point was that there are millions more apple devices than takjus... Apple says update is out.. everybody checks either itunes or their phones and the OTA update is there.. period!.. no rechecks required.. no waiting for your turn in line..

if apple can do that.. so can google.. especially when there are far fewer devices to deal with...

The only reason I can fathom is bandwidth.. but then again.. if apple can manage it.. google should not only manage.. but kick ass when it comes to bandwidth.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nigelw:
If Google are pandering to the demands of network operators to stagger updates, why not just make it simple to update by dumping a zip file into the phone instead? That way updates can easily be available to all users at once and spread the load to broadband/Wi-Fi.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BobMiles:
When Apple says update is out (and especially if this update features a voice recognition app) - then it is a new iPhone with a S at the end. And you can have that update immediately... For 600$ :D

Still no yakju update ota on German nexus :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] androidbuff123:
we are not even touching that cesspool of carriers and how they delay updates..

The takju phones are GSM unlocked directly from google play store...no carrier interference whatsoever.

When those phones are made to wait "over several days" when updates have already started rolling.. it's a head scratcher.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Karl MN:
update

U.S. yakju here.. waiting.

LOL!, pls get a life! I understand most people here are techies and want the update badly. It will come. Not that your current 4.0.4. is not working anymore! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] linkinnn:
I have imm75k, yakjukr, all stock and locked, any chance I will get ota update? Anybody like me, or should I just unlock bootloader and flash zip file. I am noob please help. Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rees397:
I personally think it would be better if no update announcement was made and they just surprised us with an OTA, then no one would be clicking like mad lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Matt08642:
What build are you trying to flash from? Do you have the proper radio/bootloader/stock recovery??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] diegodbm:
Why if the OTA went public, still there's no images for download?

Enviado desde mi Galaxy Nexus usando Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Donald Nice:
Hey guys,

im on cm9. So that's why I can't flash the update directly because of cwm installed. Is there another zip to update via cwm directly from cm9 to 4.1.1?

Gesendet von meinem Galaxy Nexus mit Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gaenya:
Not true because as soon as someone get the update and start to brag aboutit in xda everybody is going to start clicking like mad :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Karl MN:
Nope, sorry but you won't get it anytime soon. Only takju and yakju are directly updated by El Goog. Yours seem to be an International version supported by Samsung. It will probably take months for Samsung, same for Verizon to do that. Unless you flash the yakju factory image and then wait for the OTA.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rees397:
How do I know which one mine is?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] greeced:
Really, is that why my friend got his notification on his iPhone 1 full day after his brother did?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Matt08642:
Get this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.cbruegg.officialupdate

It will tell you
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] linkinnn:
Thanks, so I will flash yakju then, any yakju or I need to flash specific yakju?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] greeced:
Just go to Google Maps -> Settings -> About

Then look under Device.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Karl MN:
go to Google Maps -> Settings --> About
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rees397:
Item not found
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rees397:
Nice one, I am on yakju
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MohammedYassin:
Guys after flashing the OTA takju 4.0.4 IMM76I to final 4.1.1 (JRO03C) using this method:

Method 2 - Stock recovery installed, Unlocked bootloader

1) Download the correct update for your build on to your computer;

2) Copy the file to /sdcard on your device;

3) Download CWM from here and place it on your computer in the same directory as your fastboot binary. For CDMA/LTE devices, use this version;

4) Rename the CWM image to cwm.img

5) Reboot into fastboot mode;

6) Open a command prompt in the same directory;

7) Type fastboot devices to make sure your device is recognized;

8) Type fastboot boot cwm.img

9) Select "install zip from sdcard";

10) Select "choose zip from sdcard";

11) Select the update the you just copied to your device;

12) Wait until it completes. Reboot. Done.

Now when i boot into recovery i get this

Android system recovery <3e>

Volume up/down to move highlight:

power button to select.

reboot system now

apply update from ADB

apply update from USB drive

wipe data/factory reset

wipe cache partition

is this the stock recovery?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Karl MN:
there is only one yakju.

There is an excellent thread by Efrant, read it first, learn and understand what you are doing!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Matt08642:
This should also be able to tell you https://play.google.com/store/apps/...1bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5lbGVjdHJpY3NoZWVwLmFzaSJd

Under System > buildinfos > product
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nu_skool:
Just a few quick questions.. When I was on 4.0.4 i'm pretty sure my device was Yakju.

I flashed full 4.1 I/O version and I just checked I now have Takju...

Is that even possible or am getting confused?

Is there any benefit to me reverting back to my 4.0.4 and upgrading from there (Yakju) rather than 4.1 (Takju)?

Thanks in advance
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NiXXeD:
I guess, yea. It checks on its own though, so it's just going to be wasting battery to check more frequently. I do wish there was a way to "opt in" for an early upgrade. I'm sure it would alleviate a lot of these threads.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Sorry about not pulling the link or keeping the file name, I spaced completely thinking I could post on xda yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bilalakhtar:
No worries, you helped us a lot!

OP updated with actual link, thanks again!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thas5:
Wow, much appreciated. Was a little hesitant to use the other link.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mbirth:
Have you tried the Static IP workaround? Or the /system/bin/sh symlink fix?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] robjamar:
Nope, been busy lately, guess I'm going to Google it now that I have some spare time today.

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hongcho:
Looking at the URL, this is for takju, from 4.1 to 4.1.1, not from 4.0.x. So basically for the Google I/O 2012 Galaxy Nexus...

Need something from 4.0.x to 4.1.1...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bozzykid:
I have a feeling they have only started the 4.1 -> 4.1.1 rollout so far.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] IINexusII:
flash the jb_takju zip from Koush's ClockworkMod website and install the 4.1.1 update zip over that
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] confusedfella:
Any idea when the stock images are going to be released? I kinda wish now I didn't flash the JB update released at the I/O.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] imablackhat:
Will people be coding this ota for Verizon phones? What happens if I tries installing hah
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mbirth:
Well, you can always use the CWR-flashable IMM30D, apply the JRN84D and then the JRO03C …
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Poke_N_PDA:
I did see that post. That's why I asked if anyone who got the update was able to "confirm".
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Can someone get me a system dump, pretty please?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] FecalLord:
Total noob question but just last night I flashed to yakju 4.0.4 for the very first time using fastboot, which was pretty straightforward for the 6 or so IMG files.

If we get a URL to the ZIP that takes 4.0.4 yakju to 4.1.1, what exactly do we...DO with it?