Rookie mistakes while flashing ROM- help would be appreciated!

[ckyo01]

Hello there,

It is probably apparent that I made an account for the purpose of creating this thread, but I truly have nowhere else to turn. Help would be appreciated.

As the title states, I have no experience rooting/flashing/etc. I decided to venture into that realm today and successfully rooted my Galaxy Nexus. I installed ROM Manager and flashed Clockwork Recovery for GSM [because I followed a guide].

I tried to flash Codename Android via Recovery Mode but I realized that the Codename Android is a CDMA ROM. The mistake I made was to flash the gapps first. After that, I booted up and none of my google apps work, such as Gmail, Market, and even the Home button. I'm not sure exactly what I did after...but now my phone is stuck at the Google splash screen with the unlocked padlock on the bottom of the screen. I tried to factory reset via Recovery Mode and emptied all of the caches. However, I cannot even get past the Google splash screen anymore. Any insight would be greatly greatly appreciated! Thanks!

 

[itsrayray]

Should be able to boot into recovery and flash the right rom, then gapps.

Sent from your mom's phone.

 

[ckyo01]

Re: Rookie mistakes while flashing ROM- help would be appreciated

So at first I had tried to flash the Codename Android (CDMA) rom but it failed so I assumed it was because I had chosen the GSM version of Clockwork Recovery. Then I stupidly went and flashed gapps.

Is it possible for me to somehow get the phone back to stock settings unrooted and all?

 

[anthony2558]

There is something called wugs galaxy nexus tool kit. Its in the the forums as a sticky. Download that and follow the directions you should be good to go.

http://forums.androidcentral.com/verizon-galaxy-nexus-rooting-roms-hacks/147177-automated-wugs-galaxy-nexus-root-toolkit-v1-3-updated-1-22-a.html

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[ckyo01]

Re: Rookie mistakes while flashing ROM- help would be appreciated

It seems as if that is solely for PC, I guess I should've mentioned that I am a Mac user. Sorry about that.