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[Nexus One Android Development] rreyes0416:
i got my nexus one today... im 100% sure that the passimg.zip is on the root of the sdcard and i keep rebooting to the bootloader and serach but dont found for some reason the passimg.zip file.....
[Nexus One Android Development] Wylker:
I'm having the same problem, unless there is some magic trick that I'm unaware of, when connecting via USB to a PC the root directory is the root of the SD card right?

If that is the case, my HBOOT doesn't see the file either. My bootloader is unlocked but that shouldn't make a difference should it?
[Nexus One Android Development] rreyes0416:
OK Finally got it to work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I dont know if this matters but i try 30 times yesterday downloading the file in my pc and then tranfering to the root of the sdcard and never but never worked.... Then what i did was reformat my sdcard (fat32) and then download the file thru the phone and the tranffer the file to the root of the sdcard with linda file manager and then i reboot and it did worked that way... So dont know if it was that i had to many junk on the sdcard(thats why i reformat the sdcard) or it was because it was download the passimg.zip thru the phone and then tranffer with linda file manager to the root of the sdcard.... So anybody that has try it and keep saying file no found or image not found ...try what i did and it may work like it did to me.......
[Nexus One Android Development] grid0023:
I was also stuck on the FRF91 stock OTA update until I found this post.

Worked perfectly as instructed. Thanks juan413!
[Nexus One Android Development] kamfat:
Have other download link?i cant download at megaupload....Pls help
[Nexus One Android Development] crawler9:
Those of you with unlocked bootloaders do not need to follow this guide. There's no reason to go about doing it in such a long way. You can flash a custom recovery image via fastboot without going through all these steps. Even if you want to have the stock ROM just with root access, you can download a stock ROM setup for custom recoveries here and flash the other file on that page via custom recovery to root that.
[Nexus One Android Development] juan413:
Well said, don't know why anyone with an unlocked bootloader would even bother trying this when on my post it says that this is for people who want to be able to keep their locked bootloader.
[Nexus One Android Development] Lamar720:
Do I need to rename the passimg to update.zip and apply it.

I'm on a locked N1 stock.

TMo

OTA FRF91

Yes its on my sd card root dir./ Fat32 etc.etc.

It does seem to see the file but, says wrong image.
[Nexus One Android Development] rreyes0416:
Download the passimg.zip from the nexus and use free linda file manager to moved to the root of the sdcard and reboot....
[Nexus One Android Development] Lamar720:
Well I have tried this as suggested and I get the same message. I never get to step 5.
[Nexus One Android Development] VizagDude:
It is not working for me as well. I must have tried a zillion times. It does read the passimg.zip and nothing happens. Goes back to the previous options. What am I doing wrong.

I have a T-Mobile N1 with Stock FRF91 device that is Not Rooted nor the Bootloader is unlocked.

Any help is GREATLY appreciated. I am not able to downgrade at all.
[Nexus One Android Development] Lamar720:
I reformatted my sd card and passimg file said loading and a blue bar on the right goes up then nothing happens. it just goes back to.

Fastboot

Recovery

etc.

etc.

options.

It never asked me if I want to update it.
[Nexus One Android Development] Lamar720:
For some people are having problems this worked for me.

http://shipped-roms.com/shipped/Passion (Nexus One)/

Download the first file PASSIMG_Passion_.zip

rename it to passimg.zip

and follow the steps in the first post.
[Nexus One Android Development] ivanfor:
Hi all.

I've just tried to downgrade from new released vodafone FRF91 version following this guide, but it fails with "main version is older" error.

Any ideas of why it's possible to downgrade with at&t nexus one but not with vodafone's one, even if it seems to be the same version?

Thanks in advance.
[Nexus One Android Development] argiris3610:
and if we want to comeback to frf91;how make this hapen;
[Nexus One Android Development] 1st8:
Does not work with FRF91 from EPF30 (Vodafone) :-(

With OPs file nothing happened after loading PASSIMG.zip,

with the other recommended one it fails because main version is older.

Any Ideas how to get this working?
[Nexus One Android Development] jaynerio:
I tried following the steps.. I tried downloading the first link and the passion link.. neither worked. I am getting error message,

Model ID incorrect!

Update Fail!

Do you want to reboot device?

What am I doing wrong?
[Nexus One Android Development] nomadism:
It might be due to the problem we had with the Korean Froyo build. Check the version of the bootloader, and see if it might be 0.35.0017.

If so, this guide http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=726258 *might* help...
[Nexus One Android Development] ivanfor:
I don't think so. It doesn't seem to upgrade the hboot as korean does. This is what I get when I get into the bootloader:

NEXUSONE PVT SHIP S-ON

HBOOT-0.33-0012

MICROP-0b15

TOUCH PANEL-SYNT0103

RADIO-5.08.00.04

Dec 17 2009,13:05:23
[Nexus One Android Development] Stoney92:
Worked for me! (Vodafone EU EFP30)

Not with the ROM on the first page, but this one(official EFP30 ROM):

mediafire(dot)com/?q4jrntqdywu
[Nexus One Android Development] ivanfor:
Could you explain what steps did you follow, or what steps of the original guide did you change to make it happen???

Thanks in advance!
[Nexus One Android Development] Stoney92:
Followed the normal steps exept the ROM.

Instead of the ROM that's posted on the 1st page i used EFP30 ROM (which you can download following the link i posted)

Goodluck:)
[Nexus One Android Development] BakaPhoenix:
I guess that is pretty useless downgrade to EFP30 because the unique reason to downgrade from froyo is to install one of the prerelease of froyo to root without unlock the bootloader.

Anyway I have the same issues of 1st8
[Nexus One Android Development] ebocioj:
i was able to downgrade no problem now it will not let me upgrade to 85b or other 2.2 verisons it says

e: cant open/ cache/recovery/command

E: failed to open /sdcard/update.zip (no such file or directory)

E:signature verification failed
[Nexus One Android Development] TurboTsi:
Are you using the universal 85b?
[Nexus One Android Development] TurboTsi:
This definitely needs a mirror, I can't finish the download, I get stuck at 30%. I even tried to download directly to nexus but got stuck also.
[Nexus One Android Development] TurboTsi:
Okay I finally got it to work, but not by using the download file in this thread. These are the steps.

Download the file from http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?qktelijgzny rename it to passimg.zip and move it to the root of sdcard (if you are using astro file manger is a simple task) you may want copy it to sdcard and rename it just in case you want do again the procedure.

1) Poer down the phone

2) Power on your phone while holding volumedown + trackball + power button

you will see that the system will find passimg and willl load it.

In the next screen it will ask you if you want start the update, read carefully because if i'm not mistaken it will ask you to press volume up to start the update.

Start the update and wait untill the phone reboot.

At the end the phone will power up with android 2.1

This will take you all the way back to erd79.

Use this link http://www.mediafire.com/?rgnjl4hqmmi to update to ere27.

Once you are on ere27 you can use this tutorial http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=710842&highlight=frf91 to update to FRF85b. Now you can continue with the rest of that tutorial to root your nexus without having to unlock your bootloader or you can use a script by Daneshm90 that will basically do it all for you. His script is in post 543. I didn't try it, but I wish I had found it before going through all the steps.

Again I had to do this differently because I could not get the file in this thread to download all the way. It would get stuck. Good Luck!
[Nexus One Android Development] BakaPhoenix:
Are you using a usa frf91 or an european one? Just for information
[Nexus One Android Development] goliuk91:
On Google nexus One frf91 Vodafone Europe doesn't work.

Same error in all procedures: "Main version is older" :(

Liuk
[Nexus One Android Development] TurboTsi:
I was using a us frf91. perhaps you need the original shipping rom for the European versoversion. ours was erd79.
[Nexus One Android Development] tskramp:
I'm also getting Main version is older! Used the link about to download the passimg.zip

I'm on Tmo FRF91 on my N1
[Nexus One Android Development] TurboTsi:
When you power on the phone with volume down and power button, do you see a progress bar on the top right side and then does it ask you to update with volume up? When you do that is that when it tells you main version is older?
[Nexus One Android Development] tskramp:
I power it up holding the volume down, and then after a second it automatically starts looking for files, it looks for 2 different files before passimg.zip and then it finds passimg.zip and tries installing and tells me that it's an older version
[Nexus One Android Development] joemccann:
Anyone been able to get this to work? I have had no luck with almost every attempt.

I have unlocked bootloader, yet it simply will not allow 2.1 to be added.
[Nexus One Android Development] Bidshelf:
Modaco adds support for FRF91 in Superboot.

h**p://android.modaco.com/content/google-nexus-one-nexusone-modaco-com/298782/22-jul-superboot-erd79-frf91-rooting-the-nexus-one/
[Nexus One Android Development] ebocioj:
ive tried the universal and one of the earlier versions of 2.2 still no luck
[Nexus One Android Development] xXnoobXx:
you dont need to downgrade any more ..superboot for frf91 came out
[Nexus One Android Development] lou2s:
But to use the superboot u need to unlock the bootloader first. I would prefer keeping the bootloader locked while rooted.
[Nexus One Android Development] car195:
I had the problem of the main version is older, I used the file PASSIMG_Passion_Google_WWE_1.11.1700.1_EPE76_release_signed.zip of the link that posted Lamar720, in shipped-roms.com

After that I used the Universal version of the FRF85b
[Nexus One Android Development] Frankenstooge:
This helped immensely when I needed to set up my warranty replacement phone. Thank you!
[Nexus One Android Development] dolomiti7:
It isn't neccessary to downgrade anymore due to this new rooting method keeping the bootloader locked and working directly on FRF91:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=736271
[Nexus One Android Development] forskin:
Where is the file passimg.zip?
[Nexus One Android Development] daemondemise:
best root method took me 5 minutes

by far the simplest way to root. It doesn't even wipe your data.
[Nexus One Android Development] fosormic:
Originally Posted by dolomiti7

It isn't neccessary to downgrade anymore due to this new rooting method keeping the bootloader locked and working directly on FRF91:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=736271

Yep. Was about to downgrade and found this post.

Worked just fine.
[Nexus One Android Development] ZhenMing:
I've downloaded twice (from office and from home) and both give me the corrupted file. Could you double check if this file is correct...

thanks.
[Nexus One Android Development] nuc70st:
you dont need to downgrade to get root.. search for the 1 click root.. I rooted my from Official Froyo FRF91
[Nexus One Android Development] Jrbourque:
agreed used the app last night for a friends phone, had root and enom rom on phone in about 2 minutes
[Nexus One Android Development] nccruz:
keeps asking to log on and password.... anyone get thru???
[Nexus One Android Development] cospo:
Thanks a lot! really great GUIDE.

It really helps my rooted but BL-locked Nexus One to switch back to the old firmware.

so that i can get the official updates through OTA^^
[Nexus One Android Development] NICEGYPT:
Anyone stuck with FRF91, this mean he useing FRF91 The korean version, this version have higher Hboot, to be able to install any stock you have to downgrad the Hboot to our US version, this took me like 2 day's to get it done :) now i have the older Hboot and Stock FRG83 UNROOTED :)
[Nexus One Android Development] ultraviolet74:
It gives me update failed!

I copied the passimg.zip and follow exactly the first post.

Can I have the md5 of passimg?

additional information:

Nexusone PVT SHIP S-ON

HBOOT-0.33.0012

MICROP-0b15

TOUCH PANEL-SYNT0103

RADIO-5.08.00.04

Dec 17 2009, 13:05:23

Android 2.2

32.41.00.32U_5.08.00.04

2.6.32.9-27227-g3c98b0d

haley@m4-dev #1

N Build

FRF91
[Nexus One Android Development] lockab:
Thanks, this passimg.zip works fine, I updated from froyo 2.2.1 to ofiicial gingerbread 2.3.3. which for the most part just took away my root with unlocked bootloader. Stock gingerbread is very fast and stable, however there is nothing like custom roms, so this was a must to downgrade. Now i can use a number of one click apps to reroot my phone. Your post and instructions were very simpe and easy to use. Thanks a million!
[Nexus One Android Development] real1st:
~

I am a bit confused.

You said you updated to Gingerbread 2.3.3, which is GRI40, and you said you downgraded using passimg.zip.

I am trying the same thing, however I get main version is older.

How did you go about doing it when it is not permitted?

I have Nexus One (ATT) bootloader is locked.

Thanks

real1st
[Nexus One Android Development] lockab:
I simply followed instructions from first post to a tee without any issues, I on T Mobile dont know if that makes a difference. My problem now is upgrading back to froyo were I can use my Easy Root App which supports root on Froyo 2.2. to regain root.
[Nexus One Android Development] lockab:
I read you post with downgrading to EPE76, I followed instuctions using passimg.zip and successfully downgraded from GRI40 2.3.3 stock to EPE76 which allows me to use my Easy Root App I purchased to regain root again. I am able to root and unroot at anytime with this app which is great. My problem and request for help is in upgrading to Froyo 2.2 which the Easy Root App supports for rooting. I need to know if I have to upgrade with increments to FRF91. Froyo 2.2. Or FRF85b universal update. I know with most of the ota's updates things changed such as radios etc. so although I can root on EPE76 I was trying to get upgraded as much as possible. The Easy Root wont work on anything above Froyo 2.2 which is okay for me. Last thing, can you provide links for universal FRF85b to be use in stock recovery or FRF91 and do we use same process in stock recovery with passimg.zip.

Thanks in advance,
[Nexus One Android Development] Asfaq:
About 3 days ago I flashed my rooted Nexus One to the latest CyanogenMod ROM. Since then, I have just not been able to get the camera app working.

When I click on the Camera app, the screen goes blank for a moment and then, I get the message: Activity Camera (in application Camera) is not responding.

ROM - CyanogenMod-7.1.0-N1

Baseband Version - 32.41.00.32U_5.08.00.04

Kernel Version - 2.6.37.6-cyanogenmod-01509-g8913be8

I have read the forums and done the following:

Deleted the Camera cache

Deleted all 3rd party apps/widgets that might interfere with the camera

Installed a newer Camera APK

Flashed the OxygenRom and some other ROMs to see if that could get the camera working

Flashed different Kernels

No joy yet. Right now, I have stumbled onto this thread and am hoping this will fix it. Do you guys have any other ideas?

Would be great if you guys can help, I am online and will reply back quickly after trying out your suggestions :)
[Android Apps and Games] Surfinette:
Hi,

I'd like to replace the stock battery indicator in the status bar with one that would indicate the remaining % of available battery.

I've looked into the Market without finding such simple tool (I'm not looking for any other fancy battery widget/tool).

So far, I found "Battery Notif", an app that does almost what I'm looking for: Battery Notif adds another icon in the tool bar with a battery % indicator but it does not remove the stock battery icon. So I end-up with 2 battery icons in the status bar, one with percentage, one without.

Does anyone know an app that would fit my needs (free preferably), or could create such app?

Altenatively, could anyone tell me how to remove the stock battery indicator because I'd be happy to keep with Battery Notif?

Thanks in advance

Surfinette

PS: I have a rooted HTC Desire with custom ROM 2.1
[Android Apps and Games] Arni-01:
Would be interesting for me too!!! :)
[Android Apps and Games] Beards:
There are two such Apps available that both show a figure in percentage in the notification bar which are very good.

1. Battery Alarm

2. Battery Minder.

Both have notifications and both show different types of info in the drop down notification window.

I've installed them both and am currently using the second one Battery Minder.
[Android Apps and Games] Surfinette:
I've just tried both apps you suggested, but they don't really solve my problem:

1. Battery alarm doesn't seem to show % in the status bar and does not remove the stock alarm indicator from the status bar

2. Battery Minder indicates battery level in % (so does Battery Notif which I'm using) but does not remove the stock battery icon

What I'm really looking for is how to remove the stock battery icon from the status bar (so that I can use a more useful battery indicator such as Battery Notif)

Thank you anyway for your help :)
[Android Apps and Games] Beards:
No problem... sorry they weren't suitable.

Strange though that you say Battery Alarm does not show the percentage as on my Galaxy S it did.
[Android Apps and Games] twiztid907:
Go into spare parts if your rom includes it or download it. In that app, there is an option for displaying battery percentage which will display a number over the stock battery indicator except when it is at 100. I recommend making the color of text white
[Android Apps and Games] Laban:
Are you sure, I just can't find it? Can you guide me?

Have you noticed any battery draining after installing them?
[Android Apps and Games] Beards:
With Battery Alarm yes.... but with BatteryMinder no.
[Android Apps and Games] twiztid907:
Spare parts>general>check battery status display then change battery percentage color to white and reboot :)
[Android Apps and Games] themanwithaplan:
aa
[Android Apps and Games] twiztid907:
Must be outdated
[Android Apps and Games] sblum:
I re-downloaded Spare Parts from the market and, similarly, there is no option for this... Did you download from somewhere else?
[Android Apps and Games] twiztid907:
came in cyanogenmod 5.0.8-DS
[Android Apps and Games] DoHNuT555:
the spare parts for the custom roms is different than market downloaded as the roms can be customized more etc.
[Android Apps and Games] fourinthoughts:
I too am looking for a complete solution for the two conditions from the OP:

I used Battery Indicator Pro while on stock, and now that I am rooted I am looking to remove the stock battery indicator because it doesn't display the same information in the notifications as:

Unplugged since xx:xx Time

Discharging from xx%

Temperature

**The battery indicator itself does not drain so there is no need to have white text and the battery indicator can change color at customized levels

I am using CM-6 and I know how to enable the battery %. There is an option to disable the clock from being displayed, but I don't know of any way to keep the battery indicator from being displayed.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advanced...
[Android Apps and Games] wultan:
I find that using Battery Indicator Pro actually boggs down the process and drains the battery. Try this next time.

Turn on on the battery indicator and access your OEM task manager and see how long the installed apps take to load.

Next, turn off the battery indicator and do it again and see how long will it take. You will see a definite improvement.
[Android Apps and Games] gpt329:
Try this one

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=809588
[Android Apps and Games] germanh:
If you're rooted - use this - it replaces the battery with circle battery.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=724778#

If you're unrooted - use the prior post to add a notification bar circle battery icon. Your stock battery will still appear however.
[Android Apps and Games] torq1337:
ok...

Go to Settings / CyanogenMod settings / User Interface / Status bar --> here enable the battery percentage a make the color WHITE... so you will see it better.

Have Fun
[Android Apps and Games] pdppdp:
2 more

You can also try out zdbox

It shows exactly what you need.

You can find it here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=963199&highlight=zdbox

If you want to see it on the lock screen, try simply lockscreen:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=958530&highlight=simple+lockscreen
[Off-topic] Agent Zach:
From an XDA Soldier, to all Americans, Happy Independence Day!

Enjoy your 4th, be safe, take care, and be proud.​

I have quite a bit planned, as I'm leading the crew performing the Flag Change today, but I'll be enjoying my time off with family and friends. I plan to have a few beers, enjoy some grilled goodies [Brats, Burgers], and watch our amazing Fireworks Display.

What do you all have planned?
[Off-topic] freeincolorado:
Happy Independence Day!!

Thanks to all who serve our country, both civily and militarily.

I did some grilling with my family and then came home and shot off some fireworks with my girl (the love of my life).

To our non-american members, today is the most important holiday in the U.S. and I hope you are having a wonderful day wherever you are.
[Off-topic] galaxys:
Plan on relaxing and celebrating our Freedom!

Army Veteran
[Off-topic] Agent Zach:
Hooah to you Vet, and all the other Vets and current soldiers out there.
[Off-topic] Purple Drama Llama:
Grrrrr.... you changed it! :D
[Off-topic] Agent Zach:
Only a bit. lol! I edited a couple minutes after I saw my quote in your Sig. :P
[G1 Android Development] Firerat:
The Scripts

'source' is now available on github

http://github.com/Firerat/CustomMTD

errm, tbh I'm not all that clued up on it yet
[G1 Android Development] asb123:
looks very promising

So, will i need to change the values everytime i flash a different rom? or can i just set them to a large size and everything will work?
[G1 Android Development] Firerat:
most roms have a target of 90mb system ( DangerSPL )

so 90 2 config will basically give you an extra 28mb on data than you would have with stock DangerSPL MTD map

so yeah

90 2 is a good all rounder
[G1 Android Development] Ace42:
is it okay if I make system 70mb?

The rom im using is only using 66 out of 90, i want more space for data instead. I remember you said something about it being a miltiple of 128K.
[G1 Android Development] asb123:
With this, could Devs stop skimping on stuff like wallpapers and ringtones or additional apps, and surpass the 90MB danger spl mark? It would seem so. Also, I do not make roms so I do not know how it works but if there is compression or lower quality stuff they would now be able to use up as much space as wanted correct?
[G1 Android Development] Firerat:
yeap, should be fine

personally I would be tempted to use clockwork, since you can erase system ( part of partition options )

.img files can be found here

http://www.koushikdutta.com/2010/02/clockwork-recovery-image.html

I don't recommend flashing via ROM Manager with CM5 or CM6

fastboot it over, or flash via recovery

I may be a little over cautious recommending a full wipe, but I have never had problems when system, cache and data are clean.

if you are 'growing' system make sure cache and data are clean

if your 'shrinking' make sure system is clean ( so 'hangovers don't mess up /cache or data )
[G1 Android Development] Firerat:
yes, you can 'grow' or 'shrink' at will

just hope it doesn't get used to be lazy and not trim bloat :)