[Chatter] "Where everybody knows your name ..."
- Thread starter zero neck
- Start date
Good point. Veggies are important and lycopene is an antioxidant. Let's see some ketchup on the pie and fruit.
As you requested...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nC9sEAqEjxs&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Sent from my SGSIII
my sig is BLOWIN SHI$%^&*() UP!
i'll change it this afternoon
gotta call a judge and turn down a job for the summer
i'll change it this afternoon
gotta call a judge and turn down a job for the summer
I kind of like it. Too bad you couldn't have it show up just in your Chatter posts.
Sent from my SGSIII
Ok, I know this is the wrong place to be asking questions but I'm sort of at a loss here and any answers/redirections would be terrific. This is the most recently active thread...
Just rooted/installed CWM 6.0.1.0 through the only Gnex toolkit I could find for Mac and it went well. Created nandroid backup. Added AOPK and GApps to zip and installed them. Good so far? AOPK boot loops for 30 minutes without doing anything. Try it again with no success. Boot to recovery and try to restore nandroid but it doesn't find any file. Friend suggests that a newer version of CWM would help.
So here's the question: how do I install a new version of CWM (I have 6.0.2.3 downloaded) when the only thing I can boot into is fastboot/recovery? And keep in mind, I'm on a mac. Thanks!
(trying not to panic)
Just rooted/installed CWM 6.0.1.0 through the only Gnex toolkit I could find for Mac and it went well. Created nandroid backup. Added AOPK and GApps to zip and installed them. Good so far? AOPK boot loops for 30 minutes without doing anything. Try it again with no success. Boot to recovery and try to restore nandroid but it doesn't find any file. Friend suggests that a newer version of CWM would help.
So here's the question: how do I install a new version of CWM (I have 6.0.2.3 downloaded) when the only thing I can boot into is fastboot/recovery? And keep in mind, I'm on a mac. Thanks!
(trying not to panic)
- Nov 25, 2010
- 15,958
- 2,752
- 0
Your in luck.you happen to be using a nexus device so from your bootloader using fastboot you can flash a new recovery, factory images, etc directly to the device. Then reboot and bingo your up and moving again.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Android Central Forums
- Nov 25, 2010
- 15,958
- 2,752
- 0
Oh and don't worry about posting your question in here. Your in the correct section of the forums for your device and even though this is a social thread many of the experienced Gnex rooted users hang out in here and are willing to lend a helping hand ;-)
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Android Central Forums
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Android Central Forums
Yeah, I figured it wouldn't be inexcusable. We have chat threads on my usual board as well.
So, how do I use the fastboot to flash a new recovery?
eta: nevermind. Did a factory reset through CWM and then rebooted AOPK and it actually worked. So at least I have a phone, haha.
Last edited:
nexusisneecesary
Well-known member
- Aug 31, 2012
- 148
- 0
- 0
Alright i discovered three pictures that i have to share here is the first..(i can't share the whole gallery due to one picture)
nexusisneecesary
Well-known member
- Aug 31, 2012
- 148
- 0
- 0
zkSharks
Retired Moderator
- Mar 15, 2011
- 2,012
- 75
- 0
Don't open this in a tab with the volume off and forget that it's open... I reached 3GB before hitting the "stop the madness" button.
Fill up your hard disk with just a single click - using HTML5 localStorage!
Fill up your hard disk with just a single click - using HTML5 localStorage!
I so badly want to figure out how to make this open in an invisible browser tab and throw it in someone's startup sequence, lol
zkSharks
Retired Moderator
- Mar 15, 2011
- 2,012
- 75
- 0
Looks great on this DNA.
Sent from my HTC6435LVW using Android Central Forums
Similar threads
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram