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[Nexus 10 Android Development] TheFamilyMan:
Thanks for posting this image ofJelly Bean 4.3! I guess this'll hold me until they release the Google Nexus 11. I'm sad this Nexus 10 is going to my wife, it's way too much for her anyway. She'll never use it to it's potential anyway just like the original Nexus 7 16GB she's presently using. She wanted all the benefits of root yet didn't want it rooted!

I attempted to use my "Thank you" button but kept getting denied for some reason so I'm leaving this boring ramble for you.

Thank you very much!

Beamed from my Google Nexus 10
[Nexus 10 Android Development] skiddingus:
I just flashed this over stock rooted and lost root. Any idea why this may have happened? I haven't touched the bootloader update.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] y2whisper:
Same here factory reset before flashing and still no root
[Nexus 10 Android Development] PaintDrinkingPete:
not sure... I definitely still have root. no factory reset, just wiped cache and dalvik...

I used Deodex version for what it's worth.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] foxehkins:
Wiped and lost root here as well.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] lynnux:
This may help if you're losing root. I dirty flashed the deodexed zip over an aosp rom. After flashing and before rebooting it asked me if I was sure I wanted to go into stock recovery, and I said I didn't. Lost root. Re-downloaded the .zip, reflashed, this time I said to go with the stock recovery, now I have root back. :)
[Nexus 10 Android Development] foxehkins:
I'd love to try this myself but cwm is giving me an md5 mismatch when I try to restore. Yaaaaaay
[Nexus 10 Android Development] dansto82:
+1 on loosing root.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] dalingrin:
Those that are losing root:

When you start the SuperSU app what happens?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] foxehkins:
Here you go guys. Found this in the nexus 4 forum and it fixed root for me. Flash via recovery.

http://download.chainfire.eu/339/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.41.zip?retrieve_file=1
[Nexus 10 Android Development] PaintDrinkingPete:
for what it is also worth, I used TWRP for my recovery... root was not lost... not sure what I did differently.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] y2whisper:
Yeah it seems not disabling recovery flash worked for me. Will just make sure rom manager puts cwm back on. Sounds like the easier fix will be to flash super su

OP can you include hitting no on disable recover flash for cwm users?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] hunter99507:
Anyone having issues restoring with titanium backup? I click restore and it just hangs on restoring app. Any advice?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] dansto82:
Even tried flashing the SU zip in CWM still a no go.

When i open SU it says:

There is no SU binary installed, and superSU can not install it. This is a problem!
[Nexus 10 Android Development] dalingrin:
I haven't used CWM on the Nexus 10 and I'm not familiar with option you're talking about. Someone mind explaining?

I know it has worked for several people who flashed with TWRP.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] dansto82:
OK got my root back

Reflashed 4.3

flashed SU zip

Wiped cache

Wiped Davilk

Said no to the stock reflash recovery thing in CWM

Rebot and everything is working now
[Nexus 10 Android Development] y2whisper:
No worries, hold off from changing anything I too have hanging titanium backup issue. Will try a clean flash.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] lynnux:
In CWM, after the zip gets flashed, you get an option that says: "ROM may flash stock recovery on boot. Fix? THIS CAN NOT BE UNDONE."

You get two choices.

- No

- Yes - Disable recovery flash

Yes lost root for me, No got it back.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] dalingrin:
Interesting, no recovery is included so I suppose the "Disable Recovery Flash" is stopping something it shouldn't.

Thanks for the info.

Added a warning to the OP. There should be no need to flash the separate SuperSU zip.

I might be way off but the SD card location has changed in 4.3 so perhaps you need to change some configuration in Titanium Backup? This is probably a long shot as I haven't used Titanium Backup in a year or more.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] hunter99507:
For those having issues with restoring from titanium backup, the link below will fix the issues.

https://plus.google.com/+Chainfire/posts/9rcWNJbVZkL
[Nexus 10 Android Development] lynnux:
It's giving me this choice every time I flash a .zip, it's not just when I flash 4.3. Flashing a zip that installs aosp browser, dark version of email, etc, always ends up there.

Thanks for making these zips! It makes it so easy to install 4.3
[Nexus 10 Android Development] clavicle:
Thanks for the tip, now I am able to restore my backups :good:
[Nexus 10 Android Development] kyentabug:
Awesome, installed via TWRP, worked perfectly no root issues w/odex version.

Google finally fixed bluetooth, no more skipping audio. :good:
[Nexus 10 Android Development] duarian:
Do I have the right kernel? Monday June 10th is the date on it? 3.4.39?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] pilovar:
Will be my data and applications preserved when installing this ROM?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] halrulez:
here is a question...... any way to get tablet ui on these?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] dalingrin:
That is correct.

Yes they will. No need to wipe the /data
[Nexus 10 Android Development] brees75:
No, then it wouldn't be stock. It takes a lot of modification to add that.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] lvnatic:
i stil cant restore titanium backups
[Nexus 10 Android Development] MECK187:
Is memory leak fixed in 4.3? Anyone tested?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] lvnatic:
Any fix for this?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] monkfish_lad:
In titanium go to,

Preferences - backup location

use the detect option and select - storage/emulated/legacy/titaniumbackup

If you started a previous backup that has failed you will need to force stop TB and re-launch it before this will work.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] yka:
In TiBu change the location of your backup directory->

menu/go to preferences/backup settings/backup folder location

its going to say /storage/emulated/0/TitaniumBackup

hit back arrow at bottom until it reads just /storage/emulated

select legacy/TitaniumBackup
[Nexus 10 Android Development] lvnatic:
Thank you!!!
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Animor:
Hi,

I have now: unlocked bootloader, root, odexed 4.2.2 and TWRP recovery.

Do you recommend me to flash odexed or deodexed version? I prefer not to wipe data and not to loose my root.

Another question: "insecure boot" is the same as "unlocked bootloader"?

Thanks :)
[Nexus 10 Android Development] PaintDrinkingPete:
I had the exact same setup as you (unlocked bootloader, root, odexed 4.2.2 and TWRP recovery), and I just dirty flashed the deodexed version -- after wiping cache and dalvik of course -- and everything worked fine...no lost root, no other issues as far as I could tell. Odex version should work fine as well, I don't think that matters, use personal preference.

One thing I will note is that upon first boot it took a few minutes for everything to "settle"...I suggest just letting the tablet sit for a good 5 minutes after booting the first time before passing the lock screen and trying to use.

Sorry I can't answer the second part of your question.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Animor:
Thank you!

- Why did you change from odexed to deodexed? Do you have anything specific that didn't work on the odexed version?

- Are you sure that moving from odexed to deodexed doesn't require wipe data? I mean, the application file structure changes, isn't it?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] shimp208:
Insecure boot and unlocked bootloader do not refer to the same thing.

Insecure boot refers to the fact that a elevated permission root shell and root access is available by default for example for an insecure boot image when you start adb shell you will automatically see a root shell prompt of (You will also have acess to the ADB re-mount command which re-mounts the system r/w):

#

Where as on a secure boot image when you start adb shell you will automatically see a regular shell (And you will not have acess to the ADB re-mount command):

$

On a secure boot image you gain root access by rooting the device (Installing the su binary and some form of a Superuser app) and then you can obtain a root shell by either typing the following in either terminal or adb shell:

$ su

Which results in the familiar elevated privilege root shell:

#

An unlocked bootloader refers to the fact that you can modify any partition on the device without having to flash an officially signed firmware image. Let me know if you still have questions hopefully this clears things up for you :).
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Animor:
Thank you for the detailed answer!

1. I'm still not sure about odexed and deodexed. Is there something special for the N10 I loose unless I have deodexed? I understand that generally speaking, some themes require that.

2. In addition, is it safe to change from odexed to deodexed without wiping data?

3. And last: what is the difference between the 4.2.2 bootloader and the 4.3 bootloader? first post mentions it's not necessary to update, but I still wonder.

Thanks!
[Nexus 10 Android Development] shimp208:
To answer your questions:

1. Technically speaking for deodexed you loose the odex class optimizations that are part of Android but this is very minor performance loss is negated by the fact that most ROM's are zipaligned allowing you to have the best of both worlds when it comes to odex and deodex. And yes, you are correct most themes require you to be deodexed, this guide on Odex vs. Deodex is worth taking a look at for a detailed explanation on Odex vs. Deodex and zipalignment.

2. While you could dirty flash like PaintDrinkingPete, it's best to do a full wipe when installing a new ROM no matter how minor the changes are (It prevents headaches and problems that can arise latter sometimes).

3. As far as differences between the 4.2.2 bootloader and 4.3 bootloader the differences are very likely under the hood and in the assembly code that makes up the bootloader, likely minor differences from the 4.2.2 bootloader.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] PaintDrinkingPete:
Just to be clear, I would never "dirty flash" if I hadn't made a nandroid backup first! But since I was running a pretty much stock 4.2.2 and was flashing stock 4.3, I felt the risks were fairly low, and if anything had gone haywire, I would have just restored the backup then done a proper flash after a factory reset wipe. (and it's only been a few hours...so that's still not out of the question, though everything appears to be fine).

I've also gone from odex to deodex before in the past without repercussion, so I decided to give it a shot...and again, I made a backup first to fall back on should anything have gone awry.

As I mentioned, I was just sharing my experience since I was coming from pretty much the exact same setup.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] viccie:
Just flashed the odexed zip. Went well, but I lost the ability to have the extended shutdown/reboot menu. Could not enable it in the developermenu.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] wfm_de:
Just flashed odexed version. all works very well.

Thank you very much !!

Only one problem is video-playing. See later.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] XRaptor29:
That's because its a mod, its not in stock Android.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] JiiJii:
I got the backup to work, but when i tried to remove Google Currents, TiBu could not find the apk-file.

I cleared the application data from application management, but that did not help.

I s this a common problem?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] lynnux:
Initial reaction to 4.3: smooth. The eye test when scrolling through app drawer and home screens and articles in rss feeds sees zero jitter. Even with the fastest custom roms I was rarely or never getting this.

Other reaction: I miss basic customizations, like coloured navbar buttons, etc. I never used stock, went straight to root and custom roms.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] drewskee:
Since I flashed 4.3 my charging rate seems to stick at 20% I left for lunch for an hour and was at 23% ...I get back and it's at 20% on the pogo charger. Any suggestions?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] duarian:
Just curious...trivial issue.

4.3 the tablet doesn't vibrate when powered off anymore. Is this normal?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] a7med_Raslan:
i dirty installed it from sentinel rom via TWRP and every thing is ok and rooted
[Nexus 10 Android Development] duarian:
So I am having a slight issue...

Root seems to work on most applications..but titanium backup will not accept root. I also try to load supersu up and it says binaries are not installed and supersu cannot do this...any ideas?

Edit: rebooted and it fixed the issue.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] 3DSammy:
Did you flash the 4.3 specific version of SuperSu?

See (the download links a ways down the page works with the N10):

https://plus.google.com/+Chainfire/posts/WqS2E9kkN1L

Also read his TiBackup comments.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] duarian:
Yeah, I just rebooted and it solved the problem. Very strange. I flashes this ROM since it was already rooted....solved now though!
[Nexus 10 Android Development] realberti:
Works perfect for me, thanks....

Best regards,

Christian
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Bingoig11:
Just flashed through TWRP root oK and everything works great!

Thx :)
[Nexus 10 Android Development] hanspampel:
It seems that not all recoveries works with that build. First i flashed the deodexed version via fullwipe with TWRP2.6. It lags as hell. Dont know why. Then i tried the odexed version with fullwipe with PhilZ. I got the SU bug and no Root. Also after flashing of the new SU binaries. Still no Root. That pi**ed me off cause i dont understand why it works for some people and not for me.

I gave the deodexed one more try and hope it wouldnt lag so much as before. Flashed with fullwipe via PhilZ. After bootup no lag, but no Root. I had Root by the first time i flashed the lagging deodexed Version.:confused: After ftrying to flash the SU binaries with no luck of Root, i flashed back to TWRP2.6, flashed another one with fullwipe and i had my Root back. It seems that you lose Root with PhilZ CWM. Maybe it works or works not with the official Clockwork Mod. Didnt tried it. But it seems, that only TWRP is working without bugs at the moment.

Edit: Why the hell they using a lower Linux kernel (3.4.39) as with 4.2.2? Is it the GCC 4.7 toolchain? With previous kernels (3.4.5) it was the stock GCC 4.6 toolchain.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] EnIXmA:
Loving the 4.3 update. Very snappy, better battery life, power saver bluetooth and the new profile features are all awesome. Memory leak is fixed as well. :)
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Izeltokatl:
Works fine here, no root issues.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] dalingrin:
The 4.3 compatible SuperSU is already included. No need to flash anything extra unless your particular version of CWM causes an issue. I think for now TWRP is recommended for all 4.3 builds with root.

The kernel version has nothing to do with the toolchain used. Samsung maintains a 3.4.x kernel for this Exynos5 architecture. This is how almost all ARM OEMs do this. They work within a particular kernel major version and only move to a newer major version if needed.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] hanspampel:
Ok, but as i said, we had a 3.4.5 kernel with 4.2.X and now we got 3.4.39. So it is a step backwards for me. Not a big thing, but i thought it has to do with the newer toolchain, which is afaik the first time that Google is using toochains upper GCC 4.6.

Btw. with the following custom kernel we get 3.4.5 kernels back. Maybe with android 5 3.8 kernels, which has a better implementation of the exynos SoCs. Ive mean ive read something like this.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] skiddingus:
+1 on this....just say "no" to keep root. Not the typical answer to this question. Normally you would choose "yes" to protect recovery.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] lynnux:
That said, what would be the easiest way for me to replace cwm with twrp in 4.3? Goo won't do it. Arrgh. I used twrp for the last year and had just switched to cwm right before flashing 4.3 because of some funny business I experienced with twrp 2.5. I much prefer twrp.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] hanspampel:
Look at here. I attached both flashable versions of TWRP which i made, 2.5.0.0 and 2.6.0.0. They are flashable through your recovery.

[RECOVERY] TWRP 2.6.0.0 Touch Recovery (09.07.2013)
[Nexus 10 Android Development] lynnux:
Danke! Perfect.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] dalingrin:
I think you're confusing the version numbers. 3.4.39 > 3.4.5

AFAIK, all production Exynos 5 devices are running kernel 3.4.x. Samsung may have a development branch on 3.8.x but I haven't checked in a quite a while.

I do think kernel 3.8 will be the standard for Android 5.0 this fall so there's a chance the Nexus 10 would get it as well.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Heshamezz:
Hi,

thnx 4 ur effort, 4.3 seems better and snappier than 4.2.2 but I have an issue that every 2-3 hrs of use it becomes laggy and unresponsive till I shut down and restart it becomes perfect again this happened twice the 1st day after I flashed this ROM via twrp -and root is ok- ( dirty flash on buttered-manta AOKP )....is it a common bug or I should factory reset, what do u suggest?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] abdel12345:
I think it's because you dirty flashed. It's best to do a clean install according to most people. Just make a backup and try a clean install to see if it fixes it

Sent from my Xperia Play (r800x)
[Nexus 10 Android Development] hanspampel:
I had the same. After some times it begins top lag. Wiped full a lot of times. For me it runs not so smooth as SaberMod. The lag came from termal throttling or from surfacelinger leak. Dont know.

[MENTION=679042]dalingrin[/MENTION]

Missunderstand i something? 3.4.5{0?) is higher as 3.4.39. I thought it is .50 not .05 at the end of the kernel. When the 2nd is right, i was wrong.:o
[Nexus 10 Android Development] zapote21:
Upgraded from cm... Dirty flash. Root is fine... No other issues except holy smoothness!!
[Nexus 10 Android Development] dalingrin:
The kernel version is not a decimal number. The latest stable kernel is 3.10 which is newer/greater than kernel 3.9.

It could potentially be the SuperSU bug with 4.3 that causes 100% CPU usage.

The bug should be fixed now with the new SuperSU from here: http://download.chainfire.eu/342/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.43.zip

I am uploading new zips for the OP now.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] darkuni:
Anyone have luck with OTG on this? I can't seem to get it working anymore.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] case-sensitive:
titanium problem

I was on stock ROM, rooted and unlocked. I used TWRP to wipe cache/dalvik cache and then flash OP's rooted image. It worked and N10 stayed rooted; I manually rebooted N10 a couple of times and it worked fine. But then when I used titanium to do a batch backup (of newer apps/data) I got the error message:

"batch backup interrupted: Insufficient free storage space"

I got 14G of free space and apps/cache together add up to just over 1G, so I'm puzzled (I also did a batch backup shortly before flashing 4.3 and it worked). I then went back to TWRP and flashed chainfire's 1.43 superSU, and it failed.

I do know that I still have root: adaway/LBE security/afwall still work.

Any suggestions? Thanks!
[Nexus 10 Android Development] s1m4an:
It seems that Titanium Backup needs an update, for now you can try changing the backup folder to /storage/emulated/legacy/TitaniumBackup that might solve your issue.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] stiggy2012:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2377610

Working great for me. Installation is the same as before: rename browserproviderproxy.odex and .apk to something else, copy browser.apk to /system/apps/ and finally change permissions to 664, reboot and viola!

Cheers,
[Nexus 10 Android Development] lvnatic:
Has anyone managed to run scripts as root in smanager? I have the latest su app 1.4.4 and latest binary, all root apps work fine, but running the scripts as root just does nothing, its like the scripts gets stuck.

LE: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=43942545&postcount=21291
[Nexus 10 Android Development] wfm_de:
Problem with AVI and FLV and MKV

Has anyone the same problem ?

I can hear the sound, but see no picture with vplayer, mxplayer and others.

On MKV: With vplayer I hear the sound, but no picture, with Google video player I hear no sound, but can see the picture.

I am coming from rooted Stock 4.2.2 and have flashed with TWRP.

Any solution ?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Swos:
+1 :(
[Nexus 10 Android Development] PaintDrinkingPete:
could it possibly be this?

http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/0...persu-update-to-v1-43-to-fix-the-100-cpu-bug/

I hadn't noticed a problem with mine, but flashed the upgraded SuperSU last night just to be safe.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] darkuni:
Using Google Play Movies & TV I have both picture and sound.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] sttovo:
MX player doesn't work for me at all on 4.3. I had to install BS player.

There is a test build for MX player out, but folks are getting mixed results.

So I think for now, you'll need to install another player or wait for MX player to be updated.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] darkuni:
That sucks. MX Player is my GO TO app. Sigh ... everything will get sorted out soon enough.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Swos:
SuperSu uptade 1.44
[Nexus 10 Android Development] darkuni:
Add VLC to the "sound but no picture" list.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] wfm_de:
Tested Bsplayer: FLVs are OK. On AVIs and MKVs no sound, but good picture.

When I stream TV and play it with vplayer, its OK.

What is wrong ?

I think there are changes in APIs, that reflect the players like vplayer and others.

But why is there also a problem in Google play videos ?

Any other solutions ?

I just tested XBMC and enjoyed it. All tested videos are OK in sound and picture !
[Nexus 10 Android Development] case-sensitive:
Thanks!

(1) Where do you find 1.44? It's not on the playstore nor chainfire's site.

(2) On Supersu's playstore page it says that you have to reroot the device after installing the app. That's for 1.43; is it still true for 1.44?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] y2whisper:
This has worked for video for some as well

https://sites.google.com/site/mxvpen/translation/test-build

Not all encoding modes work though
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Swos:
I have update from playstore....
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Swos:
for VLC.... see here

http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=112549

---> http://nightlies.videolan.org/build/armv7-android/VLC-debug-20130726-1426.apk

:)
[Nexus 10 Android Development] wfm_de:
VLC is now OK.

Vplayer(New Version in play store) is also OK now.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] rafaelvelasquez2:
Does anyone know if any of these video players work with remote potato's live TV app?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Swos:
Vlc work fine for me....
[Nexus 10 Android Development] dalingrin:
If you flashed my zip from the OP then all you need to do is update from the Google Play store.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] duarian:
Not to impressed with 4.3 so far. Horrible battery life. Only 2.5 hours of screen and I'm almost at 49%

Something very strange though. I turned my tablet off last night when it was at 68% , turned it back on and now its at 50%. I'll see what happens next charge cycle.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] TMFGO45:
So this factory image has all the Google apps and everything? No need for a GApps download?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] hanspampel:
Yes thats right. No need of gapps.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Swos:
maybe you have bug of cpu 100% ;)

my battery life is veeeeery good :)
[Nexus 10 Android Development] three west:
Hmm, got a notice that my gapps stopped.

Play notified of an update for gmail and maps, but they are failing to download, even after clearing data.