yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus S General] jalex4:
I've tried with CWM but the zip (JZO54K from JRO03E) gave me a assert boot error.

I have stock JB 4.1.1 with a custom kernel.

Any ideia how to solve?
[Nexus S General] peekaypee:
Hi all.

Living in San Diego CA and received my OTA 4.1.2 yesterday afternoon :) Just cleared my Frameworks and Voila! It appeared.

I am unrooted, and all stock and happy to see the Love for this great phone.

Sincerely Paul in San Diego.
[Nexus S General] hr_kaleu:
I had to flash back the stock kernel for getting the job done (flash OTA with CWM)...

have a look at http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1932832

and

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32873412&postcount=86

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32874313&postcount=92

hope this helps

cheers
[Nexus S General] rodem77:
You can apply the official OTA automatically from google only if you have no modification to recovery, system partition etc. (you have to be completely stock, root or not, locked or unlocked are not important).

You have CWM so you have a custom recovery and you can apply the OTA only manually as you did. Anyway you have to be sure that you don't have any modification to your system (for example busybox is able to modify your system partition and may cause problem). If you are sure that the problem is not in your system partition, the problem is surely in your custom kernel and you have to flash the stock before apply OTA update.
[Nexus S General] jalex4:
Thanks. Now with 4.1.2....
[Nexus S General] tranceluv:
Battery life is incredible! Got ~ 72% left after 24 hours of medium use.
[Nexus S General] farbil:
Same problem on my Nexus S. Any updated information regarding boot time following OTA update? How should I apply it properly?

Thanks!
[Nexus S General] insane youth:
i've also noticed an improvement in battery life whilst the phone is in sleep mode, i seem to remember the same thing happening after the second release of ics as well
[Nexus S General] italia0101:
Hi guys, I flashed the boot.img and got my stock kernel back... but i still cant install the error is this :

Assert failed : apply_patch_check /system/framewoek/framewor-res.apk ....

I do remember flashing a differernt framework file due to some deep idle thing... has anyone got the original framework? or could pull the apk for me?

PLEASEEEE lol

EDIT- managed to pull it from jellybean 4.1.1 and build a zip to flash ... and it WORKS, so if anyone else needs the original framework , let me know
[Nexus S General] alexcinci:
I got mine using google framework method to force update. (Brasil)

I didn´t like the new local services config... they put off one option, and now you can only turn gps on/off and turn the wifi/3g location on/off.. the other config that use your locaiton history is not there even though the battery consumption is there :X

batterywise, for me still the same...
[Nexus S General] OnlySkills:
You guys have any tricks for receiving OTA?

I've tried taking out SIM + clearing Services framework and Checking for updates, but it doesn't work. I thought it would.

Any other way? Other than manually downloading it
[Nexus S General] onmyouji:
Living in Xiamen, China and I just received the OTA notification.

I use China Mobile.
[Nexus S General] Iuliano:
Stock 4.1.1 + Stock Recovery will do.
[Nexus S General] oldblue910:
Any I9020A users get the update yet? I9020A normally runs a week or two behind I9020T/I9023 so it shouldn't be much longer!
[Nexus S General] explorer-10:
I need help. So, this is the 2nd time I've received the OTA update, while rooted with stock JB 4.1.1, and cwr and whenever I hit restart & install, which then takes me to the installation screen with the little android and the triangle warning sign, when it loads up the yellow bar a bit, it stops and just stays there doing nothing. What can I do? Also, the download indicated that it is a 15mb download.
[Nexus S General] oldblue910:
You can't auto-flash OTAs in CWM. That's what happens when you try. You need to copy the OTA file out of /cache, copy it to your internal storage somewhere, then flash it manually in CWM.
[Nexus S General] explorer-10:
You mean the '9U4MCfNt.zip' file right? I can just flash the ~15 mb file right over JB 4.1.1?
[Nexus S General] oldblue910:
Yessir
[Nexus S General] scott8281:
No luck on the i9020A OTA. ill keep you posted. Once it comes and i download it, what folder does it download to? i'll pull it for you if you dont already have it by then.
[Nexus S General] oldblue910:
It'll be in /cache. You don't need to post the file...all I need is the filename and I can build the Google link from there.
[Nexus S General] explorer-10:
Does it matter if it's "choose zip from sdcard" or "apply /sdcard/update.zip"? I tried the 1st option being choose zip and afterwards, I get the error status 7, installation aborted thing..=(

Would I have to rename the file as 'update.zip'?
[Nexus S General] RoomiiShami:
Got OTA update 4.1.2 :)
[Nexus S General] scurrilous:
For i9020a?
[Nexus S General] AKARedDevilz:
I got it last week but this time I'm trying to find the best custom rom
[Nexus S General] ScOULaris:
Nobody has been able to find an update.zip for the i9020a yet, huh? I know it'll probably surface soon, but I always hate this little waiting game that we play with each and every update. I guess it's the price I have to pay for sticking with AT&T. But with their spotty network coverage, haven't I already paid enough? :/
[Nexus S General] oldblue910:
Well it has nothing to do with AT&T. Google handles all updates for the Nexus S. AT&T has nothing to do with it, other than it being the carrier you choose.

The delays with I9020A are always caused because it's not the "primary" Nexus S device. Any time a new update comes out, the I9020T and I9023 (which are the same device save for a different screen) get the update first because those are the "worldwide" devices. Once that update has rolled out, assuming there were no problems with it, they then roll the update out to I9020A devices. The NS4G and Korean model get updates a month or more after that because Google isn't allowed to roll updates out to those devices without getting carrier approval first.

So now that it's been a few weeks for the I9020T and I9023, the I9020A update shouldn't take much longer to start hitting devices.
[Nexus S General] xdatastic:
If it makes you feel any better, us Australians with the i9023 still haven't received an OTA to 4.1.2 yet despite rollout being announced 5 days ago. Our latest build is 4.1.1\JRO03L which was a unique build sent via OTA to fix a bug (feature?) to appease the Aus regulations. We wait patiently and bash the 'Check Now' button repeatedly...
[Nexus S General] explorer-10:
Anyone know if I have to rename the file to update.zip before I flash it in clockwork? I flashed the file as is before changing the filename and when I did, I got the status 7 error.
[Nexus S General] Keror0:
Would this OTA unroot my device?
[Nexus S General] explorer-10:
If you want to keep root, install voodoo rootkeeper
[Nexus S General] flixos:
I flashed the file as it was, from CWM, with no issues at all. Maybe your file was corrupted, try to dowload it again and repeat the process. Yo should be fine ;)
[Nexus S General] Mr. Frost:
I got the ota as well. problem is, that i can't install it. i have also an error 7. it sais my calander.apk is somehow different. i think the problem is, that i integrated the update in the rom with titanium. I did this as well with google maps, google+ ....

how can i update my phone without losing all my data again. i just want to update, no wipe, no factory image... is this possible?

thanks
[Nexus S General] rodem77:
If you are sure that you changed only this, you can try to flash just the system partition (from a 4.1.1 stock image), this will not delete your data because they are in a different partition (data partition). Anyway you have to do a backup just in case...

If you modified also the kernel, you need to flash also boot partition (also in this case, you'll not lose your data). I've readed that also custom recovery (CWM or TWRP) could give problem with OTA but someone say no. So if after flash system and boot partition you continue to have error 7 try to flash also the stock recovery.

---------- Post added at 10:12 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:06 PM ----------

The name of the file that contain OTA is not important, you can rename it as update.zip just to make it easy if you have to type its name in adb. Your error 7 may come from your non-stock kernel or from other modifications in system partition.

---------- Post added at 10:17 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:12 PM ----------

I lost root flashing it with ADB but I need just to flash again SU via custom recovery (I use SuperSU 0.96 and it work with 4.1.2).
[Nexus S General] Keror0:
Successfully upgraded to 4.1.2 via OTA, CWM prevent it from unroot and over-written the recovery partition.
[Nexus S General] Mr. Frost:
Thanks. Yes, I'm sure that I didn't modify kernel or something. I just integreated updates in system partition and made some apps as system apps. So flashing the system partition should do it. Can you give me a hint how to do this, please. With the factory image?
[Nexus S General] rodem77:
You have to download a factory image (or you can use your nandroid backup if you did one immediately after root).

You can download official old nexus image for your device from here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32871970&postcount=84

unzip (2 times) and search for system images. With this file you can use android sdk and fastboot command to flash ONLY system partition or a toolkit.

These two threads have all the informations that you need if you want to use android SDK:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1572307

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1785672

These guide teach how to install SDK and how to use it to have a complete stock device but you have to use only this command for System:

fastboot flash system /path/to/system.img

fastboot reboot

A second way, with a toolkit: this one give you the possibility to flash only system partition starting from google official rom (using advanced utility):

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1766475
[Nexus S General] explorer-10:
To be able to flash the OTA update patch, you have to be COMPLETELY stock(i.e. no mods to stock rom whatsoever and stock kernel)?
[Nexus S General] rodem77:
You must have stock system and stock kernel

About mods: if your mods modify system files you have to flash the stock one before the OTA. If your mods don't modify any file in system, you can install the OTA. In some thread I read also that custom recovery will block the automatic OTA (the one from google) but this is true for galaxy nexus, for nexus s maybe not. I don't have custom recovery so I didn't test it on my device.

Anyway if you have custom recovery (with stock kernel and system), you can manually flash the OTA reading this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1932832
[Nexus S General] onmyouji:
Just wanna say that this 4.1.2 update really makes me happy.

Now my Nexus S battery life totally rocks! :good:
[Nexus S General] 123go!:
received it today on my 19020a rogers! Not noticing to much, it keeps resetting my live wallpaper selection though to the default nexus one after a reboot...
[Nexus S General] oldblue910:
If anyone else gets the OTA for I9020A, please get he filename from log cat so I can mirror it on randomphantasmagoria.com. Thanks!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] karmaa420:
Okay I went from evil 3d downgraded to a ZTE wrap an unfortunate money saving need but Im happy with the phone just need a rom thats not giving me a reboot problem. Please a link or rom would be awesome i have been in pain for a month now and sure i will get someone slamming me for bad post but trust me i will take the bash for a link SO XDA PLZ HELP ME WILLING TO DONATE FOR HELP
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jetx2x:
There are no roms available for the warp on this forum... the only active community for the warp is over on android forums... here is a link to a list of all available roms http://androidforums.com/showthread.php?t=481405
[HTC One V] kampf:
I've done a fair bit of searching but I can not find which RUU I should be using to upgrade a GSM HTC One V with the CID of HTC_017.

This was a gift, as part of the experiment put on during DEF CON XX, and I genuinely do not know the origination of the phone, though I do have the packaging, serial, product, and other information for the device.

Looking to update radios, then root, but I got an Error 130: Model ID error when trying to flash an Asia_WWE RUU.

More information from hboot:

PRIMOU PVT SHIP S-OFF RL

HBOOT-1.17.000

RADIO-3831.17.00.23_2

eMMC-boot

May 15, 2012, 10:38:15

From packaging:

P/N: 99HRS148-00

UPC: 821793030254
[HTC One V] Ruling:
you should give us your IMEI number .and then we can help you find out which ruu you need .
[HTC One V] Deviant Ollam:
NinjaTel HTC One V model ID question

I, too, have a couple of these phones and would LOVE to know what model they actually are. (and where on earth to obtain an RUU for them!)

Here are the phones that i have on my desk right now...

S/N HT26NTV02378

IMEI [redacted]

P/N 99MRS148-00

S/N HT26MTV01214

IMEI [redacted]

P/N 99MRS148-00

I have tried the following...

RUU_PRIMO_DS_ICS_40A_HTCCN_CHS_CU_1.35.1402.1_Radio_1.04.34D.11_20.11.30.11U_release_256137_signed

(creating PL11IMG.zip)

RUU_PRIMO_C_ICS_40A_Sprint_WWE_VM_1.08.652.6_Radio_1.00.00.0521_2_NV_VM_3.46_0503_PRL61008_release_262414_signed

(creating PK76IMG.zip)

... i have seen threads about the chinese version of the phone (are there huge numbers of people from China here on the forums with this device??) and a link to someone who has "all other versions" but that person's file share seems to totally lack US based RUUs.

Can anyone tell us what exact model this is and also drop a direct link to the appropriate RUU?

Fingers crossed.
[HTC One V] Lloir:
i suggest you remove you're IMEI numbers,

NO ONE

needs to know them

thanks
[HTC One V] Deviant Ollam:
alright, thanks for the update. i'm not overly concerned because these phones aren't personally tied to any of us, but i suppose it's a prudent move.

still no suggestions as to where one would turn for details of the RUU package?
[HTC One V] Ruling:
you come from china？or you can speak chinese？
[HTC One V] hackajar:
Bump - Anyone know if there is an RUU available for the HTC_017 CID?

I am currently using the CM9 on mine, but would like to try out Stock ROM if possible?

Also, would it be bad to change the CID to one in the Telus RUU approved list, to force that stock onto phone? It seems to be the only North American HTC ONE V stock ROM that is GSM friendly currently published by football.
[HTC One V] hd_scania:
I also require the One V RUU

Hello kampf!:angel:My phone is similar to u:rolleyes:Here below are my identifications:cool::

Hboot:

IMEI: 351816051863227

P/N: 99HRL032-00

S/N: HT242TV01623:angel:

As reply as soon everybody:highfive:
[Galaxy Note II General] eallan:
I'm here in the US using an AT&T sim. I am so sick of the terrible carriers putting their little fingers and logos into all these devices.

My least favorite of these new things is the carrier logo in the top left of the notification shade.

This is a gross mis-use of the notification bar and AT&T and Verizon and the rest need to knock it off.

I'm happy (really really really happy) to report that the N7100 does NOT do this. Love it!
[Galaxy Note II General] eroracing:
My International Note 1 does not have this either :)
[Galaxy Note II General] peacecorpsteve:
Hummm.... My locked Note (purchased from T-Mobile), does not say "T-Mobile" anywhere in the notification bar either. It's one of the first things I noticed when I bought it a couple of months ago.

It does have a permanently-emblazoned T-Mobile logo painted on it directly below the earpiece though :(
[Galaxy Note II General] ROB281:
Is LTE speed the only reason to buy a carrier branded note?
[Galaxy Note II General] Milkman00:
I was wondering the same thing.
[Galaxy Note II General] Techweed:
For me LTE is huge as AT&T is extremely fast around here. Faster than my Fios connection. That plus I'm due for an upgrade so I'll pay the greatly reduced price for the device.
[Galaxy Note II General] achusaysblessyou:
I dunno about you... but that's not true on my HTC Sensation... also it might be from the manufacturer (at least you know who's network you are on if you're roaming).

I don't think I've ever seen that... Then again, I don't usually buy Samsung phones
[Galaxy Note II General] Slap-Yourself :):
I really really despise carrier branding..... Are US carriers the only ones that do this?

I'm just not sure what I should do? I've always had TMO and Sprint, but lately they've been horribly slow.

So I'm also curious, IS LTE/4G the only positive for the US Note II?
[Galaxy Note II General] ROB281:
LTE is nice but if it's going to make the note battery act like the battery on my gnex then I'd be willing to go without
[Galaxy Note II General] ericshmerick:
I wonder if threads like the OPs are just people trying to make themselves feel better for dropping $700 on a phone that can be had in 9 days for $299 (or less).

I mean, I have ATT and am ready to drop the cash on an international version, but I just can't seem to do it. I use Netflix a lot (don't worry, I pay a healthy amont for data) and it sucks mostly on my GSM GNEX. Stuttering and buffering. I just want a fast connection, and the LTE note is worth waiting 9 days on, IMO...

The 2500mAh battery on the AT&T LTE Note lasts all day.

The 3100mAh will be better. Food for thought.
[Galaxy Note II General] Milkman00:
You are making a lot of assumptions (price and availability date), none of which have been confirmed.

Nevertheless I agree with you on what you are trying to say.
[Galaxy Note II General] thegregulator:
I don't like being locked into a contract, especially since in Canada they're 3 years. For that reason alone it's not worth going for the subsidized phone, for my needs anyways.
[Galaxy Note II General] achusaysblessyou:
well... considering the only carrier branding is on the back cover... if you buy a replacement battery door, you'll have a note 2 that looks like the international one...

Maybe for you... I've got to pay full retail for mines ($650-$700) and if you think about it, that's how much you pay too over the length of your contract (don't get fooled by marketing tricks... that's why I despise american carriers.)
[Galaxy Note II General] ericshmerick:
But you still need service of some kind, which isn't free. I pay $48/month for seemingly unlimited rollover minutes (like 3000+) and 5gig of tethering data (200 texts) and free M2M on ATT. I have a company discount.

I know many readers are't in the US and don't have an add a line, but it's very cheap for me to keep ATT, contract or not. The monthly fee is higher every where else for me.

I mean I get the "well you are paying $2,000 for that phone!" arguments, but really you need to add in the cost of any service unless you are using it 100% on wifi (which nobody does). Add that in with a full non-contract price phone and then post.
[Galaxy Note II General] achusaysblessyou:
Well, I'm on T-Mobile's Value plan which is a 2 year plan w/o any subsidies but you save enough for 1.5 phones... although your plan sounds pretty decent... either it's grandfathered or you've got some sick company discount, but in either case, the phone wouldn't be $300 for you... that would require a 2 year commitment (not sure how they handle grandfathered plans)
[Galaxy Note II General] Slap-Yourself :):
Well, do you think they'll be interchangeable? Weren't the back covers different between the AT&T and International ones different? (Looked the same but weren't interchangeable)
[Galaxy Note II General] barondebxl:
Yep, the only reason. I can understand why it's a great thing for people to use LTE, but personally I have wifi everywhere I go and I barely use my monthly data. Even though in some cases LTE can be faster than wifi, wifi is plenty fast for anything you wanna do. So I prefer the international version for development support. But the development for the LTE versions shouldn't be too bad either since they're using the same SoC.
[Galaxy Note II General] Twistedchild420:
For me HSPA+ is plenty......haven't been on a contract in 4 years. Straight Talk service is LEGIT everywhere i go.....so besides getting the phone early, that is the reason i buy unlocked. Could really care less about carrier branding.
[Galaxy Note II General] achusaysblessyou:
Which phone are you talking about? I think the Note II should be safe as the only thing they added between the models was just a different LTE chip (or not even if it was just a matter of flashing a new radio). I mean everything's pretty much the same in terms of specs so they didn't do any radical re-engineering, also the flip covers also replace the back cover, so if you get one of those that should remove the branding (at least on the T-Mo and AT&T ones, who knows what the Verizon one will look like). Just don't buy a fake as the NFC chip is in the back.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] thebrainkafka:
Requirements:

1. Root

2. Root Explorer (or equivalent)

Instructions - manual:

- Copy files from 'system.zip' to SD-Card

- Make directory

/system/etc/init.d/

- Move files to:

/system/bin/sysint

/system/xbin/run-parts

/system/etc/install-recovery.sh

/system/etc/init.d/99test

- Set permissions of all files to: rwxr-xr-x

- Install Busybox

- Run and update Busybox

- Restart

Instructions - CWM:

Not available for P

If everthings working you will get this file:

/data/local/tmp/init.d_log_test.txt

Now you can add any init.d scripts you like to folder /system/etc/init.d/ (set permission to rwxr-xr-x)

credits to:

- Doomlord for files

- seky0405 for confirm working on P
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] thebrainkafka:
Scripts

SCRIPTS

--> Use only one set of scripts

Instructions - manual:

- Do a NANDROID backup first!

- Copy files from 'initd_xx' to SD-Card

- Move files to respective folders:

- Set permissions of all files to: rwxr-xr-x

- Run and update Busybox

- Restart

Instructions - CWM:

N.a.

Including:

- Fidelity

- Move Dalvik to Cache

- ...

Credits to:

- acervenky for scripts (pack2)

For further scripts refer to e.g. Corresponding U thread
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] OmarBizreh:
There is a similar thread on this forum that I have tried many times but failed to succeed :-/

I hope this one does, I prefer using stock kernel.

Edit:

By the way you need to edit Add_InitD_Scripts_15Oct2012_pack2.zip, it will fail to be flashed in CWM because folder META-INF is not in the root dir of the zipped files, META-INF and System folders must be at the root of the zip file and not inside a folder :)
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] thebrainkafka:
this is working for stock kernel and confirmed working by seky0405
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] OmarBizreh:
Great, that's what I needed to know :D

Just a hint for people that are not familiar with what's written in:

Droid Manager does what's written in a simple User Interface :)
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] thebrainkafka:
Please tell how
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] OmarBizreh:
Download Droid Manager (Link to thread in my signature)

Run Droid Manager (After you install it for sure :P)

it needs busybox installed. IF it's not installed users will get a prompt to install it.

after busybox is installed click the button "Start Droid Manager"

Unzip your the downloaded files from this thread, follow instructions in the screenshot, tell Droid Manager which files are the scripts :)

the rest is explained in the attachment of this comment.

I'm sorry I didn't write instructions since I usually find providing an image is easier than providing written steps :)

By the way current version of Droid Manager installs BusyBox 1.18

I will be adding version 1.20.2 in the next release which is due max tomorrow :)
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] thebrainkafka:
Seems to be not really a need for P - at least when im interpreting my thx statistics on this thread. Will discontinue for P.....