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[Nexus 10 General] igeee:
Hhi. Thank you for answering my question. Yes, we all know the end-result is the same for both method. What i want to ask if what is EASIER between these two.

By the way, i use nexus root toolkit before for rooting my nexus 10. ;)
[Nexus 10 General] damngood98:
you can use that to flash the factory img as well, just place it in the correct folder...both ways are easy once you've done them ;)
[Nexus 10 General] Langduscher:
For me personally: fastboot

And if I were you I'd learn adb & fastboot instead of using toolkits [emoji6]
[Nexus 10 General] lilbigdude1:
It's right.... The space issue is because of ART

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Wugfresh nexus root tool
[Nexus 10 General] jmcharles:
This.

Took me five minutes with the toolkit.
[Nexus 10 General] Bunjit:
Finally up and running after much faffarazzi today, thanks to those who gave me a shove in the right direction! Its a buttery smooth, elegant experience.

Transparency is the final piece of the puzzle for me, it's subtle but makes all the difference. I tried installing this modded zip via CWM, it seemed to go OK, but then I ended up in a boot loop.

It's highly likely its my dufessness rather than the Zip file. I have TWRP but it's new to me, when I add a zip and select to reboot and install, then OK it nothing happens (i installed the right busybody thingymebob )
[Nexus 10 General] frankws:
I thought this discussion was about the 5.0 update and you were to respond weather you got it or not. I find everything in here but that.
[Nexus 10 General] j0hnnie:
Yea. I first installed the AOSP build from kejar31. Statusbar was colored and transparent (in launcher). But i think the navbar stayed black system wide. Personally I favor the colored statusbar. I shouldnt cost performance or does it?:confused:
[Nexus 10 General] mj56gt:
Has anyone succeeded in flashing the OTA zip file on an N10 with stock ROM, rooted with TWRP? If so, how did you gain root again? Thanks!
[Nexus 10 General] jmcharles:
WugFresh Nexus Toolkit
[Nexus 10 General] mj56gt:
Thanks! Unfortunately I use Mac OS, not Windows, so prefer to gaining root through flashing with TWRP.
[Nexus 10 General] lilbigdude1:
It has to be flashed through ADB/fastboot as of now...
[Nexus 10 General] Hayth:
Use chain fires auto root, works perfectly.. It has a bat file for use with macs
[Nexus 10 General] swallowingled:
I installed from the factory image and used CFAR to root but most of my root apps still don't work properly. Busybox won't install, Secure Settings fails(error occurred while executing root actions), ES File Explorer's Root Explorer option doesn't work(test failed), Better Battery Stats doesn't work(failed). I've been searching for solutions all day and see other's with the same issues. Has anyone updated to 5.0 and had better luck with root access? I knew there might be a few issues but I've had problems with almost all my root apps.
[Nexus 10 General] j0hnnie:
Maybe a dumb idea, but wouldnt it be possible to replace the framework.apk with the one from Nexus 9 to get translucent bars? N9 has similar resolution or does other things also affect framework.apk?
[Nexus 10 General] lilbigdude1:
Of im wrong, someone correct me... But what I've noticed with the apps that require root and use the system partition are the ones that I'm having issue with... The system partition isn't being mounted for what ever reason.
[Nexus 10 General] J M L:
The problem is that /system is completely full. If you have a terminal you can run "df" to see this. To install busybox, better battery stats, etc. you'll have to delete some system apps. You can use Titanium Backup, or a number of other free apps to do that. I deleted chrome, drive, and some other apps which had already been masked by updates anyway. I also had to reboot after removing the apps for the system to behave normally. I freed up 30MB or so, which was enough.
[Nexus 10 General] tvBilly:
The /system partition has always been tight. I had to mess with it under KitKat too. I chose to remove the Google Magazines apk this time, which freed up enough space to install busybox and a big anti-ad hosts file, leaving enough free space left over to install the AOSP Browser if I feel like it (and some headroom if I don't). I never use Magazines and it was updated and running from the user space already anyway. (Geez, would it have killed Google to leave a little free space in the system partition)

As you might guess, I installed L today. Decided a clean start was in order so instead of updating, I backed up (via Titanium on the N10 and then adb pull to the computer) and then wIped the whole N10 and adb flashed the factory image. Then used CFAR to root. Then flashed twrp-2.8.1.0-manta to get a more useful recovery. Google took an hour or so to restore everything it knew about. Then I took forever to copy over all the "SD" files from my computer backup, including Titanium's saved backup. Used the latest Titanium Backup (which works under L) to restore most of my (non-system) data. Did this all on a Mac, btw.

And everything is working well. MUCH MUCH MUCH faster/snappier! My go to player (MX Player Pro) has a nightly apk that works great (as does VLC). Haven't found much of anything that isn't working (though I'm sure there must be). I checked sound and video and gps and compass and everything else I could think of.

For those of you that haven't run under ART before, note that rebuilding the ART info takes MUCH longer than rebuilding the DALVIK info did. Maybe three times as long. Just a heads up that nothing is wrong if you restore a bunch of apk's and reboot, and have to watch it rebuild for a half hour. It only happens once, when you add or update an apk. (or when you use your recovery to wipe the [sic] "Dalvik" cache).

Have I mentioned that I am really loving how much faster everything is on my N10 under L!
[Nexus 10 General] swallowingled:
I uninstalled some apps using Titanium backup, but some of the apk's still show in /system even after a reboot. I can't delete with ES file explorer because it can't get root access with it. For some reason there is a 4.7MB Youtube.apk showing in /system/apps even though I uninstalled it, and Titanium Backup didn't show it as a system app. Any ideas how to get rid of it? I did get a enough space freed up to install busybox and Better Battery Stats, so I think I have that sorted out. Thanks.
[Nexus 10 General] perfect_:
Android 5.1 MR1 incoming.. :D

http://goo.gl/v6ysln

I hope they fix the sound problem.

http://xdaforums.com/nexus-10/general/android-5-0-sound-problem-charging-t2939672
[Nexus 10 General] mabs123:
I can not recompile framework-res.apk I have some troubles
[Nexus 10 General] Langduscher:
Momentarily running the build from source, but batterylife (especially when idle) is pretty abysmal.

Anyone who tried that build AND factory images who can elaborate on whether battery life has improved?
[Nexus 10 General] abdel12345:
I've tried both though only used the source build for one day so I didn't really get a feal for the battery. On factory image I can say it's alright. While in use its about the same as KitKat with a little more screen on time. While idle over night I only lose like 1-2%.
[Nexus 10 General] j0hnnie:
Would Android on Nexus 10 still work with framework-res.apk from Nexus 9? Maybe with translucent bars :p
[Nexus 10 General] dpdurst:
Factory wiped, then loaded the image via the .bat script and let it load up. Got the account setup and played for a few mins. Then did the CFAR and loaded up TWRP and no issues at all. Runs like a champ. Got my N10 and 2 N7's done with no problems. Haven't run into any root issues, everything I reloaded rather than backup/restore and couldn't be happier
[Nexus 10 General] Langduscher:
Great tot see all this in one post. Thanks for the write-up!
[Nexus 10 General] swallowingled:
3) ES File Explorer cannot gain root:

Solution: There is a flash file "pie patch" for getting ES File Explorer root permissions. It needs to be flashed in recovery or by an app like flashify.

I ran across that "pie patch" yesterday and flashed it using TWRP but it didn't do anything at all. So I tried again today and It's now stuck in a bootloop. I'll have to wipe and start over I guess, might just revert to 4.4.4.
[Nexus 10 General] ceramista:
Pretty dissappointed with Lollipop on the N10. In landscape mode everything is in the middle of the screen. Waste of space. Huge blank space on either side of the screen.Seems Google ignored completly the fact that N10 is NOT a phone. For me, Lollipop for the N10 took a step backwards. I used to be able to swipe down on the left side of the screen to see notifications and on the right to see Quick Settings, now since those two menus were put together and placed right in the center of the screen it´s hard to get to them. Also the softkeys are smack in the middle and hard to get to in landscape. Now I need a whole hand available to swipe for anything.

Yes it does run smoother and battery seems to last much longer but UI is terrible.

Maybe all this will change with custom ROM´s when they start rolling with Lollipop until then I´m considering going back to KitKat.

Just my 2 cents on Lollipop and this still excellent tablet.
[Nexus 10 General] 3DSammy:
I tried the pie patch myself as I was installed android 5 on my Nexus 5 and had no problems. The patch enabled ES File Manager RW access to anywhere on the device. I flashed the downloaded zip in TWRP 2.8.1.0
[Nexus 10 General] swallowingled:
It must be a Nexus 10 problem then. I've tried flashing the pie patch multiple times with TWRP 2.8.1.0 and no luck at all. If anyone else has been able to get it to work on the Nexus 10 please let me know how. Thanks.
[Nexus 10 General] vittogn:
Can't agree more.

The ui is done, since JB, to work good on portrait only and with 7 inches tablet.

Honeycomb was much better from this perspective.

They wanted to have a unique experience across screen sizes, penalising big tablet when in landscape.

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[Nexus 10 General] yets:
Has anybody got t over OTA?

Those who aren't Root savvy like myself haven't heard anything about the update
[Nexus 10 General] Maart84:
Just got it OTA :)... going to install it now

All done, running fine
[Nexus 10 General] Dreammaster:
AOSP Lollipop 5.0.0_r2 source uploaded

]AOSP Lollipop 5.0.0_r2 source realeased

but no images so far looks like google has here some issues..

anyway one day more or less will not change here my life.
[Nexus 10 General] jonnug:
There is a link to a tgz file on that page, is that it??
[Nexus 10 General] Jezwick:
If its the one at the top its just a zip of the source tree, if it s not then I missed it :confused:
[Nexus 10 General] jonnug:
No you are quite right, just me being a tit.
[Nexus 10 General] BackDaws:
I was talking about lollipop slowing down the nexus 10 on google plus and a few people replied that they,had flashed it on the old nexus 7 and they said it puts all other android to shame, they were saying battery life was very noticeably improved and that the OS was really smooth and flawless.
[Nexus 10 General] igeigeige:
Would there be a negative impact if I keep pressing the "check now" button on the system update every now and then?
[Nexus 10 General] mrgnex:
Yeah every time you press it the update will be delayed an hour. Xd
[Nexus 10 General] igeigeige:
WTF! :eek:
[Nexus 10 General] mrgnex:
Haha no I was just kidding ;)
[Nexus 10 General] ChrisM75:
Not entirely a joke. If you do it and there is no update you guarantee that if the update is rolling out miss this 'batch'. Google confirmed this. It doesnt mean you will definitely get it later than you should, but it can mean that.
[Nexus 10 General] doorknob314:
In case anyone gets the OTA update, make sure to capture the update link!

Here is a small tutorial:

http://www.droid-life.com/2014/06/05/download-nexus-ota-url-file/

Your help will be appreciated! I'm really looking forward to the update!
[Nexus 10 General] Langduscher:
Why wait for OTA when we can flash images when they're available?
[Nexus 10 General] gbohm:
why wait for images if one could compile from aosp
[Nexus 10 General] igeigeige:
what do you mean by "miss this batch"? So in other words, if you keep pressing the "check now" button" chances are your OTA update of the 5.0 will be DELAYED? as you will be moved to the further batch of nexus 10 that is lined up for OTA?

Is that right? :confused:
[Nexus 10 General] doorknob314:
then I wait for one who can compile the aosp :)

(yes, I could look it up myself, but I'm stuck at work...)
[Nexus 10 General] stiggy2012:
On that note, has anyone attempted to build the latest source drop yet? Presumably with the latest binary blobs available, of course the 5.0 blobs haven't been released yet...
[Nexus 10 General] ChrisM75:
Sort of. They roll out in batches, so a group of IDs are in the first week batch, each day or hour they randomly select a number of units from that group and push the OTA. If you press the update check and you dont get the update then you will be excluded from that round because you had your chance for that round. Pressing it many times in a row does absolutely nothing.

At most do it once a day, but it still might hold you up.
[Nexus 10 General] gbohm:
[citation needed]
[Nexus 10 General] henry0504:
Lets wait for miui v6 with Lollipop!!
[Nexus 10 General] ChrisM75:
http://www.droid-life.com/2013/11/2...or-updates-on-nexus-devices-isnt-helping-you/
[Nexus 10 General] jacindc:
I just got it too.
[Nexus 10 General] forsaken82:
anyone tried otg on the new 5.0 ota?
[Nexus 10 General] yets:
Dammit. I just spent 6 hours downloading and learning about ADB, SDKs and side loading! I've booted it but I haven't had a play.

Out of curiosity, those who had it OTA, where are you?

Also, another question, as I sideloaded Lollipop, will I have to sideload any future updates (if any)?
[Nexus 10 General] GThome:
OTA on N10

Installation OK, but my N10 is so sloooow with Lollipop. Any solution?
[Nexus 10 General] stunned:
Reboot or if that doesnt help then factory reset.
[Nexus 10 General] J M L:
It sort of works. I had to use stickmount to mount a USB mass storage device, but once I did that, it worked fine. That will require root. I have not tried a keyboard or any other device.
[Nexus 10 General] yets:
I've had a play with Lollipop and it's so much quicker than KitKat. It really is snappy, the animations are great. Has it to do with with animation scale in Developer settings ?

The notifications/settings swipe down is annoying though, so is the lack of transparent bars but it's nice.
[Nexus 10 General] Android>iPhone:
I just got the update in the UK. Downloading and the installation was a breeze, but the reboot and app optimisation took well over 20 minutes.

Definitely feels like a bigger update than KitKat.
[Nexus 10 General] tedtarg:
I got my OTA this morning in Malaysia ... Seems spiffy so far. First boot took a long time (maybe 5 minutes) so dont panic if you see the swirly animation....its not hung.....app optimization also took about 20 minutes ...otherwise no issues
[Nexus 10 General] Cholo981:
It looks fine.

Not a huge fan of the new notification panel.

But very smoothly.

I think they didn't spend a lot of time testing lollipop on the Nexus 10 display. There are some very tiny textboxes, like the charge label in the lockscreen.
[Nexus 10 General] igeigeige:
What chances will I get if I unroot+restore stock recovery (wugfresh) of my n10 to get ota? since i got my root permission via wugfresh nexus toolkit, then i will revert it back via the same process. stock rom,unrooted, stock recovery, and will patiently wait for OTA.. (fingers crossed)
[Nexus 10 General] abdel12345:
You'll 100% get the ota the question is just when

Just make c sure no system files are modified whatsoever so resorting stock ROM should be good too
[Nexus 10 General] Langduscher:
For some reason the accelerometer keeps my manta awake. I can not relate it to any app.

Any way to shut that thing up?

My hunch is that it is Google Fit. I already deleted the app. Anything else to completely disable that Fit?
[Nexus 10 General] Warren_Orange:
I have just flashed stock recovery via N-Cry. Everything went smoothly. Now I am just waiting for the OTA with baited breath.

Just one little question - the OTA will work fine with an unlocked bootloader?

Thanks.
[Nexus 10 General] donslade:
As long as your system is stock with no edits to apps (deleted/moved/hacked) it should work. Unlocked bootloader should not matter.

I am getting the notification that a new system update is available via OTA. I am sure this is to 5.0.
[Nexus 10 General] Warren_Orange:
Sounds good. Press the OK button and get that sucker loaded. Hopefully I will get it soon.
[Nexus 10 General] donslade:
I loaded it last Thursday using the leaked system image and also tried the OTA and reverted back to 4.4.4 Saturday. There are some apps which i use regularly which would not work on 5.0, others which were a bit flaky and my wifi speeds went to very slow. I'll wait a while to see when/if they get updated to decide when to update. I'm very happy with 4.4.4 right now.
[Nexus 10 General] Trooper Thorn:
Got my OTA last night in Chicago. Haven't spent a ton of time with it yet, but my initial reaction is that it's quite a bit snappier.

As many have said, the UI is definitely not optimized for a 10" tablet, which is a bit unfortunate. I honestly miss the right side pull down for changing settings like brightness, wifi, bluetooth, etc. I used that extensively on KitKat, and now I've got to perform extra swipes to get to those items with Lollipop.
[Nexus 10 General] stunned:
You propably know, but use two fingers to get it out with one swipe.
[Nexus 10 General] Trooper Thorn:
Yeah, I actually did forget about that despite using it on my phone. Even still, I do prefer the previous layout, as I could access the options with my thumb. In any case, the tablet is running better than ever so I guess I'll take it.
[Nexus 10 General] abejoker:
Only thing I miss is the volume control. Even though it was really bad, Lollipop's is worse.
[Nexus 10 General] Pegasos123:
i have installed stock lollipop on my nexus 10. Is there a reason why it is missing the fancy app- and folder drawers including the cool transitions?
[Nexus 10 General] stunned:
Are they part of Google now launcher?
[Nexus 10 General] abdel12345:
Yeah you need the Google now launcher
[Nexus 10 General] Pegasos123:
Thank you for your help ... now everything works ;)
[Nexus 10 General] Warren_Orange:
Is anyone still waiting for the OTA?
[Nexus 10 General] TroPir:
8 p.m. ota germany. all is well:thumbup:
[Nexus 10 General] alan sh:
UK. My OTA upgrade is happening as I type

Alan
[Nexus 10 General] Tonio78370:
I'm in France and just got it

Envoyé de mon SM-N9005 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Nexus 10 General] Warren_Orange:
As David Byrne once sang, 'I'm still waiting Ah Ah AhAh, I'm still waiting urhh'.
[Nexus 10 General] igeigeige:
I received a notification for an OTA Update of Android 5.0 on my Nexus 10.. Funny though, I have a rooted device and a twrp recovery but running on a stock rom.. would i pursue to download the update? would there be any problem if i update it? It would be much of a great help if we get a feedback from Nexus 10 owners with the same status of my device.

Anyone here? thanks guys!
[Nexus 10 General] damngood98:
Chances are you'll have problems trying to update ota if you're not fully stock, it's recommend against it
[Nexus 10 General] igeigeige:
Yeah, I feel that there will be problems if i pursue the ota update having the said status of my device. Hoping to find answer from a same case with my device.. I already backed up my files anyway, so I'll do the update later this evening.. and let's see if the update would push through. or whatever happens :)
[Nexus 10 General] abdel12345:
It's not going to. Your gonna get a boot loop or just boot back into whatever your on now. The root doesn't matter but the recovery will cause v issues. It'll look for stock recovery to do the install and not find it and fail to update. You may be able to get v the ota fine v if you restore stock recovery and no system files are modified
[Nexus 10 General] igeigeige:
Hi, thank you for the very helpful and well-verse answer. By the way, based from your post, if i only do reverting back to stock recovery and not unrooting the device, would the update go through smoothly? It doesn't matter if the OTA process will unroot my phone, as long as there would be no bootlooping / bricking issues or whatsoever.. Anyway, will post my update this evening. ill have to make it to stock recovery first. thanks :good:
[Nexus 10 General] abdel12345:
Yes, normally rooting won't harm the update but you'll lose root after. Just to be said I'd use the unroot feature in supersu to just unroot first v then reroot after. With lollipop there seems to be very little system space left for use so any additions may cause it to not have enough space for update. Since root installs stuff to system it may effect the install though the ota should clean that up before installing. Your best option is to flash stock recovery through adb then unroot and then reroot and flash recovery after update IMO.
[Nexus 10 General] igeigeige:
It's what I also need to know whichever step should come first.. unrooting or going to stock recovery? lol.. Admittedly I used wugfresh nexus root toolkit to root and intstall twrp recovery to my nexus10.. so there is an option there to "flash stock + unroot" and on the advance options there is the "restore stock recovery".. I'll have to find the "unroot only" since im in the office right now and my computer which contains the toolkit, android sdk and stuffs for my n10 is in my house,. will try to check it later everning.

OR

as what you've said, there is an option from the supersu app for "full unroot'. Would there be any impact if I unroot my device via supersu? rather than the process I used before to root my device which is the nexus root toolkit? Or there is none?

Again, thanks for guiding me with every step, and I know that this information would also help others as well.. Cheers! :good:
[Nexus 10 General] _DsP_:
Ok, so I got my OTA yesterday morning, and have been testing the s**t out of the android 5.

So far I have to admit, that I love the material design UI (maybe the app drawer is a bit too white) but as for performance, I did not noticed a woooaaaahhhh improvement.

As everyone else, I also do not like the fact that we did not get translucent and coloured bar and I also have mixed feelings about the notification/quick settings bar - we need a hybrid here between what we had in 4.4 and what we have now.

But performance is what bothers me the most - I do come accross minor lags here and there (especially in notification bars), and multitasking is poor. When I open chrome while aps are updating in the background, it takes ages before I can type the address or choose something from favourites.

Aditionally I have noticed a bug when I run the app from app drawer and close it by pressing back, sometimes my wallpaper that sourrands the white app drawer dissapears. It is only black background. And when I go back to home screen, the wallpaper is being reload :(

So in general it is great new OS, but the little things spoil teh fun.

I hope we will have 5.0.1 update released soon.
[Nexus 10 General] Cholo981:
After a couple of days I have to say I'm very disappointed about the update.

Especially with stuff we

had

, but we

haven't

anymore.

It's not about Nexus 10, it's just about lollipop.

The notification panel it's a pain in the ass. You have to double swipe (slowly... or it won't read the second swype) even to see the battery charge.

No more direct access to the advanced setting of the power switch buttons.

Paring a blutooth device on kikat it's a 3 touches operation. One swipe, due tap.

Now what? 5? 6?

The volume panel it's the worse btw. It's very slow to recognize the volume you are trying to regulate and if you miss, you have to WAIT it disappear and try again or got to the general setting (double swipe, tap). :eek: