Hello, thanks for the awesome guide, it's very well explained and even for mac users
However, I juste want to make sure I have to follow this, so here's my situation :
I'm using a 4.2.2 nexus 4 with stock rom/kernel but with TWRP installed ( in fact, I even had franco but flashed back the stock kernel ).
So my question is : do I need to completely go back to the factory image to be able to apply OTA? I don't really care about root and twrp anymore, as long as I can get OTA in the future. I know I could flash a 4.3 zip but I want to be able to simply apply OTA updates in the future.
And if I actually need to perform this, does it also erase Helium backup data? ( I want to save my SMS and apps data ... )
Thanks a lot !
If you reflash the stock recovery you ought to be able to get the OTA. Pull the recovery.img out of the factory image and flash it via fastboot using:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Check that you're using the updated adb/fastboot files for Mac I recently added to the Files tab..@2defmouse. i am doing this from Mac (OSX 10.8.4). Its actually a macbook pro so the direct usb ports in there. Stupid questions: reinstalling what driver ? for the phone ?
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