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[Nexus 5 Android Development] Globespy:
This works for T-Mobile new plans? They updated my plan to their new 'unlimited plan', which I though was hack proof?

So with this, it will take the cap off my tethering plan of a measly 500MB and T-Mobile won't be none the wiser?

I don't use tether much since there's usually free Wi-Fi everywhere I go, I don't even think I've used it once in the last year.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] pkelly517:
It was working as I typed out the first response.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Globespy:
I will give this a try!

I just hope it doesn't flag something with T-Mobile since my phone actually has a tethering plan.....
[Nexus 5 Android Development] madbat99:
You still have to unlock the bootloader, which will wipe data. If you're already unlocked, why not just root it instead of trying to temp boot twrp?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] adeptustech:
There is a app on play store for free that will unlock bootloader without deleting any of your data. Search for nexus 5.

The temp custom recovery option does work.

If you search XDA you can also find stock recovery for your phone & ROM version. If you need more help to do any of this just im me.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] UbinTook:
Hello all, looking for some advice and was told to use Wugs Nexus rootkit.

Long story short, local shop diagnosed the N5 but fixed without authorization a software issue.They "reset" the phone back to a boot loop (google logo flashes), i can get to the Vol down/power fast boot screen.

I cannot enable USB debugging( at least i dont think its enabled)

Ive un locked the bootloader.

I am still unsure about which drivers i should or should install.When i run the driver test i am told that ADB device is not found.

So i just tried to stock flash stock and unroot, it picked the android M version and it went without a fail.

Its boot looping right now, but waiting...as instructed

Also i notice that on WUGS website it says:

Notice: Rooting Android M preview on the stock kernel is not yet supported. [Currently requires a custom M Kernel].

should i try to flash a different version?

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After twenty minutes...still boot looping...
[Nexus 5 Android Development] UbinTook:
after several hours of cycling through the google logo and the white battery indicator with the lighting bolt in it i finally disconnected form the usb cable.

The screen went black and it doesn't respond to the power button.

If i reconnect it to USB the cycle begins again and i am able to get to fastboot screen:

if i scroll and choose any of the options form this spot the google/battery cycling starts again.

This is where im at:

[IMG="Fast Boot screen"]http://i.imgur.com/U7ANdPa.jpg?1[/IMG]

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So i went to the google factory image page and downloaded 4.4 (KRT16M) for the Nexus 5

Ran Wugs root kit choose that file and ran it.

eveything seemed to go fine: the phone started Flash the Google Logo, it has been over 25 minutes, still doing the same thing:

here is the screen shot of the program after it ran:

Any clue as to why this wont reboot?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] n7of9:
if you've been at it for several hours, maybe you should take a break and then slowly start from the beginning...if you can get into fastboot (as you can), you should be able to get it to work

-start from the beginning and make sure each step is done properly

-close NRT and unplug you phone from pc

-plug it in again, start the program

-choose model type "Nexus 5"

-select android version "**any build**", apply

-on the main page of the NRT, select "Launch"

-on the next screen, select "List Devices" - if a bunch of numbers show up, then your fastboot drivers are correctly installed and the phone is recognised as connected. At this point, put your phone down and don't touch it or the usb cord until you are finished

-back to the main screen of NRT, select "soft bricked/bootloop" and select "flash stock + unroot"

-select to download the latest 5.1.1 LMY48M

-select "automatically download + extract" (if NRT wants to download anything, allow it ti and just wait till it's done)

-DEselect "no wipe mode" (seeing as you are in bootloop and can't get into your phone, you should completely wipe everything)

-select "force flash mode", and "post-flash factory reset"

-OK

your phone should think for a bit, and then start up as normal

if that doesn't work, then the problem is this:

"Long story short, local shop diagnosed the N5 but fixed without authorization a software issue.They "reset" the phone back to a boot loop (google logo flashes), i can get to the Vol down/power fast boot screen."
[Nexus 5 Android Development] madLyfe:
should we wait for NRT to be updated or just download M and use NRT to flash manually?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Edo 91:
I'll wait the update :)
[Nexus 5 Android Development] madLyfe:
i went ahead and did it manually and it seems ok. i had to force flash it and also set to factory reset after the flash. im never able to get back in using the power button and volume button. it just boots up from there. anyways i let it boot up. went in and saw my storage wasnt reading correctly. tried to boot into recovery using the tool and from the bootloader and selecting recovery but i just get the android on his back with the '!'. so i booted up again and went in and used the factory reset in the 'backup reset' settings area. is this the same thing?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] NaabKing:
I'll wait for NRT to update for latest Nexus Factory Images (Android 6.0).

But i have 1 question in advance, since Google announced that they will make a new ROM every month, which will include bug fixes and nothing more, how would i be able to update to that new version every month without doing a clean install, since NRT wipes everything from your phone if you wanna do it (since you have to "unroot + stock install" and then "root" again), is there a flashable .zip file that i can just flash every month and i wouldn't lose any data/apps and maybe even keep root?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] madbat99:
It doesn't wipe everything. You flash stock+ unroot and choose "no wipe". It doesn't wipe any of your data.

P.s. there is no root for marshmallow yet. Twrp won't stick.

Sent from my Nexus 9
[Nexus 5 Android Development] rubber guard:
apologies if already discussed somewhere else, but is there an ETA for NRT to be updated w/ 6.0 builds?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Techno_Funky:
Same here, waiting for them to update for Android 6.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] 1970mueller:
I see Wug has logged in earlier tonight, but no posts so I'm guessing he is working on it now :)
[Nexus 5 Android Development] bschartung:
I downloaded the stock image from here:

https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images

And applied the "Flash Stock + Unroot", but the NRT complained that system.img wasn't found, and left my phone in fastboot mode. Twice. I'm guessing that might be causing a delay in the NRT update.

I used 7zip to extract everything and NRT Advanced utils to flash system.img, and now I'm waiting to see whether it all worked...

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Side note: it would be helpful if the LiveLog and/or console text was always written to a file so I could go back and see what files actually got flashed, when the "Flash Stock + Unroot" failed. Maybe I'm not looking in the right spot?

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So a "dirty flash" on top of the latest dev preview works, but some apps (Target, Starbucks) don't work at all. (Starbucks didn't work on the preview either, but Target did.) I don't have time tonight to test a clean install... Maybe someone else can try?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] juupi:
I see there is an option to downloand and install 6.0.0 via "Flash Stock + Unroot". Can NRT root Android 6 yet?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] NaabKing:
I don't think there's a root for Android 6.0.0 yet, but when it becomes availible, i'm sure it will be availible in NRT in few days after that, WugFresh is really doing an amazing job with this tool
[Nexus 5 Android Development] madbat99:
Remember, the toolkit doesn't invent root. It only downloads the files to root and installs them. You have to wait for chainfire, and or twrp to all be updated so that there is a working root. Then wug can add the files to the toolkit master list.

You can download the factory image yourself and use the toolkit to flash it. You don't have to wait until it can download the image itself. Just download it, then select flash stock+unroot. Choose the option to use an image you downloaded. Easy peasy.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Marasta86:
Does it works even with the "no-wipe" options?

Thanks ;)
[Nexus 5 Android Development] thinkmac:
Yes it does. You can do both "no-wipe" and "force-flash". I was able to upgrade to Android 6.0 on my Nexus 5 without an issue. I just don't want to install TWRP or custom kernel to root it yet
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Marasta86:
Then I'll wait the new release, I have some apps that require root.

Thank you a lot!
[Nexus 5 Android Development] sithdroid2187:
I've used it to install twrp and to root. Just make sure you have the latest twrp isntalled and the superuser beta and kernel from this site.

http://www.theandroidsoul.com/mra58k-root-for-android-6-0-marshmallow-update-84711/
[Nexus 5 Android Development] DuB..CiTy:
Is there anywhere i can download a flashable zip of the preview 2(MPZ79M) For some reason this build allows me to connect to wifi at work. i've searched and read through numerous post but still cant seem to get it to work even with the latest release. There is no problem with wifi itself i guess, i can connect at home and public places, just when i try to connect at work it shows up as failed. my service is terrible in the building and music streaming is useless. i'll resort to having to use multi rom and have it as a spare rom for that purpose only.

TIA
[Nexus 5 Android Development] scutzi128:
So it let me root and flash recovery but it just boot looped on my Nexus 7. I'm surprised it lets you try to root and flash recovery if it has not been updated to support it yet. Reflashed stock image and I'm back in but I'll have to wait for root before I can restore my apps with Titanium backup.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] sithdroid2187:
If you use the link in my post above, it contains the files you need for your nexus 7.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] scutzi128:
Thanks that worked!
[Nexus 5 Android Development] sithdroid2187:
No problem! Glad I could help.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Edo 91:
If i want to install android M clean stock can i do it arleady now? Or NRT needs to be updated?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] mickrussom:
MRA58K root?

When do we get root for Nexus 5 with MRA58K Marshmallow 6.0.0 ? Wugfresh toolkit 2.0.5 said it supported 6.0.0 MRA58K but the root function is not working.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] sithdroid2187:
Yes, just download the factory image from Google and point NRT at the downloaded image file.

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Root has been accomplished. See my post above for the link to the files needed.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Edo 91:
i don't know why but i can't quote you [MENTION=4109478]sithdroid2187[/MENTION], by the way in NRT at the first start i can choose the 6.0.0 build in the list, can i download it from the toolkit directly?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Spudsicles:
Okay did a fresh install of 6.0... turned on developer and USB debugging, but can't find where to uncheck MTP in the USB connection settings... where are the USB connection settings, they moved all the menu's around?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] win465:
Every time I try to backup on Android M with the toolkit it says complete with 0Mb saved. Anyone else have this issue?

Edit: Exact same problem like this guy

http://www.wugfresh.com/forums/thread/cant-backup-my-files/
[Nexus 5 Android Development] madLyfe:
when you plug into your computer via USB hit the more options. one things ive noticed is that if you select MTP it wont stay the default for the next time you plug in.. this happening for others?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Spudsicles:
Nope, mine showed that menu once and never again... that was the first time I put Android 6.0 on with a No Wipe.

Factory reset it, and now it doesn't even pop up.

Another thing, my phone was having problems going into USB debugging mode on Android 5.1.1... when I flashed 6.0, it kept loosing connection and saying ADB not found and the only way to get it to flash was to unplug the usb and plug it back in inbetween each flash.

I think my phone is dying...

I have two Nexus 7, one Nexus 7 (2013), and another Nexus 5 (the gf's)... and they all work fine. Just my personal phone is crapping out... WHY!
[Nexus 5 Android Development] bschartung:
FWIW, now that the NRT can download the image, I no longer see an error for the missing system.img.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] rubber guard:
can someone please seed BETA-SuperSU-v2.49.zip (or 2.50) ? TIA
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Edo 91:
Now we can install 6.0 factory image directly from NRT?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] NaabKing:
Chainfire rooted Nexus devices, now we only need TWRP to work with Android 6.0.0, so we can root the device with the Toolkit
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Marasta86:
Sorry guys, i don't understand if the root is available on NRT for MM or not... I'd prefer to use stock configuration with only root, without flashing ElementalX kernel.

If I set NRT with the latest MM release the root button is available, does it work correctly?

Thank you all! :)
[Nexus 5 Android Development] NaabKing:
I didn't try it, but i'm pretty sure it won't work, since Chainfire only rooted the devices today and TWRP isn't availible yet?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] mchu6am4:
I've managed to flash 6.0 using NRT - i need help now in flashing TWRP and Root if anyone can assist or confirm it works?

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I've managed to flash 6.0 using NRT - i need help now in flashing TWRP and Root if anyone can assist or confirm it works?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] sithdroid2187:
I used the version of twrp that the toolkit installs and it's working great.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] mchu6am4:
what about root?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Edo 91:
Downloaded and installed with NRT? The 6.0 stock i mean :)

Can i also relock the bootloader with NRT on 6.0?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] mchu6am4:
Not sure as i've not relocked the bootloader...
[Nexus 5 Android Development] RodKahx:
My system.img for 6.0 is failing. Enabled Force flash, no wipe mode, and flashed separately through advanced utils and still fails.

Error: cannot load c./programfiles (x86) Wug Fresh development/nexus root toolkit.........system.img.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Marasta86:
Does it work flashing 6.0 on a rooted version of 5.1.1 using NRT "Flash stock/unroot"? Or it is better to flash firstly a stock 5.1.1 and then the stock 6.0?

Thanks!
[Nexus 5 Android Development] mchu6am4:
I think I accidentally flashed stock first and then android 6...
[Nexus 5 Android Development] lubob2011:
I am on developer preview M 3. I downloaded factory image of marshmallow 6.0 from Google site. I tried to flash thru NRT but it gave me md5 mismatch error. My Internet is very slow. Please advise if I can bypass md5 check. B coz I can't download again whole factory image thru NRT. Thanks.

Update: please disregard my post as the downloaded file is corrupted. Downloading again.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] fatspirit:
That's why md5 checking is implemented.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] cell2011:
Hey let me know how this goes ok? I dont have my phone yet but i know its running latest 5.1.1. And unlocked bootloader and no root. I plan on doing 6.0 on NRT too.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Midomad:
To prevent error and a risk of bootloop on Marshmallow

Instructions from Wug to flash and root.

Nexus Root Toolkit v2.0.5 Masterlists Updated to Enable Easy Flashing and Rooting on Marshmallow! - I am still hard at work finalizing all the changes and fixes for NRT v2.0.6, however - in the meantime flashing and rooting the newly released android 6.0 builds is now supported with the current toolkit.

Instructions:

1. Use "Update" on the main interface [Hotkey Ctrl+u] to make sure you're up-to-date with the latest masterlists (as of this post v3068).

2. Flash Marshmallow with the toolkit (if you haven't already):

* - Requires unlocked bootloader so use 'Unlock' button if needed.

* - Flash Stock + Unroot >

* - Enable 'Force Flash'

* - Enable 'Post-flash Factory Reset'

* - Select the Marshmallow build > Ok

3. On main interface: Options [Hotkey Ctrl+k] >*Root Options > Superuser Options >*

* - Enable 'Utilize SuperSU by Chainfire'

* - Enable 'Utilize Latest Beta Version Available'

* - Press 'Ok' to apply your settings.

4. Use the 'Root' button.

5. Enjoy! *^_^

To clarify, this procedure uses Chainfires recently published custom kernel method. *It flashes his minimally modified boot.imgs to enable BETA SuperSU to function with Selinux still set to enforcing. *This method is a temporary solution while Chainfire works on streamlining root into a standalone zip. *At that time you can use NRT to reflash the stock kernel and root again.

{{ WugFresh }}﻿
[Nexus 5 Android Development] NaabKing:
Sweet!
[Nexus 5 Android Development] satanb:
i have a stock, unrooted and bootloader locked nexus 5 running 5.1.1 and its stuck in bootloop. i wanted to know if i can flash a factory image without losing data(by ticking the option of no data wipe mode in options) from the toolkit on the stock phone?

or is the phone needed to be unlocked to perform anything from the toolkit?

if no, is there a way i can bypass the bootloop and recover the data (internal storage)?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] encinocr:
after updating to 6.0, only 13.4 GB is displayed in TB.

But my phone has 32 GB. What I have done wrong?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Midomad:
Reboot,wipe you're device again.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] encinocr:
which wipe should I do?

I have the following options:

- Factory Reset

or by checkbox

- Dalvik Cache

- System

- Data

- Internel Storage

- Cache
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Marasta86:
Thank you for the tips!

Does it works even without "post-flash factory reset"? I'd prefer to save my datas witout wiping.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Midomad:
It's preferable to make a full wipe since it's a major android update ;)
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Marasta86:
I know it will be better, but I want to have a chance. ;)

I just want to know if flashing the stock 6 on the stock 5.1.1 has known problems or it is possible to flash as for the previous releases.

If there will be any problem due to uncompatibility of some apps I will proceed with a full wipe.

Thank you!
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Midomad:
You will have some apps force closing for sure!

So back up using Titanium and do a full wipe.

Have a nice day.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Marasta86:
Finally I made the update using the "no-wipe" option.

Before to flash MM I followed these steps:

- unrooted phone flashing the stock 5.1.1 with "no-wipe" flag;

- uninstalled all the apps which requires root (superSU, BusyBox, Stickmount, permissions on any file manager);

- flash the stock 6.0 with "no-wipe" flag.

No force close app after the boot and apparently no battery drain.

Just had some problems with Trusted face, but i had also running on Lollipop. Resetted the option and now fully working.

With Android 6 we have also the OTG enabled, so for me the root is actually useless.

I will try the next days searching for any bugs or problems and I will report everything seems strange.

Thaks to all, hope these informations could be useful to someone else! ;)
[Nexus 5 Android Development] encinocr:
even after a full wipe (factory reset) only 13.4 GB is displayed.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Midomad:
So you should flash stock image again.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] fatspirit:
Can you post the screenshot? 13.4 is very odd size for N5. 16 gb version of N5 should report 12.5 gb free space.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] encinocr:
Screenshot of Bootloader, Settings and TB
[Nexus 5 Android Development] fatspirit:
Ok, have you tried wipe data/factory reset from recovery (not from phone's menu)? Or maybe even format data?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] encinocr:
I made a factory reset and format data.

Installing the Image Factory and then with NRT root, but the memory is still the same.:confused:
[Nexus 5 Android Development] dhjean:
I am trying to use the toolkit to upgrade my Nexus 5 to marshmallow. However, every time the toolkit attempts to download a file, I get this warning:

"Windows cannot find 'C:\\data\NexusWug_downloader.exe'. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again."

I believe the correct path on my Windows 10 computer is C:\data\NexusWug_downloader.exe (i.e., there is an extra \ in the path).

Any idea how to fix this?

Thanks.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] fatspirit:
What is the exact order of your actions?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] encinocr:
- factory-reset (TWRP)

- format data (TWRP)

- fastboot erase boot, cache, recovery, system, userdata (PC)

- fastboot flash bootloader (PC)

- fastboot reboot-bootloader (PC)

- fastboot flash system, userdata, boot, recovery, cache (PC)

- fastboot format cache (PC)

- root (NRT)
[Nexus 5 Android Development] fatspirit:
Factory reset should be the last step.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] encinocr:
After factory reset I still had 12.55 GB in the settings.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] fatspirit:
I'm out of options then.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] encinocr:
I'm waiting now for the next factory image and will install without the tools, only with ADB/Fastboot. But I do not suppose that the reason TWRP or NRT is.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Konsumhaus:
The trick might be:

You have to do the right factory reset ;)

After flashing Stock (before flashing a custom recovery!), you have to boot the device.

Go into settings => Backup&reset and do there the factory reset.

This is the deal. That worked for me many times!:cowboy::good:

Give it a shot:cowboy:
[Nexus 5 Android Development] encinocr:
thanks, I'll report on the installation of 6.0.x.

I'm tired, for the fourth time to set up everything again.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] BlazeForth:
Toolkit Worked great for me.... ? ✌

-flashed stock rom

-factory reset from stock recovery

-booted fine. ? ✌

Thanx

ne❌us 5 --> Cataclysm --> ❌TREMEMusic --> L Speed
[Nexus 5 Android Development] wease59:
Any news on when we will be able to backup our android 6 system yet?New toolbox requi

The title said it all.Thanks
[Nexus 5 Android Development] rahul93:
I've been using Preview M3 then wiped to get stock 6.0, Do i need to factory reset again to root the phone ?

Can i continue without factory reset because i'm in stock 6.0 now?

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Were you on preview image before stock 6.0?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] srqrob:
Wug's NRT performed flawlessly for me flashing 6.0, (over 5.1.1) unrooting and then rerooting after a factory reset with stock recovery. But, my 32 GB N5 stubbornly remains at 26.76 GB. This is the second stock recovery factory reset that has failed to regain my lost 5 GB. This is just livable for my N5 use but I'd like the 5 GB back if there's a way. Obviously stock factory reset is not the answer.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Konsumhaus:
Do you think about the fact that the system needs some space?

The answer is : there are your 5gb [emoji12]
[Nexus 5 Android Development] madbat99:
You can never have that 5 GB. It's occupied by the system. Stock Android 6.0 is just over 5 GB. Did you think they add extra space for system?