M failure

[Bob Nicholsen]

Downloaded M today through Wugfresh. After install, keep getting com.Google.apps error message and couldn't get past that. Then after I clicked ok, phone kept rebooting. Wtf?

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[itguyjax8430]

Downloaded M today through Wugfresh. After install, keep getting com.Google.apps error message and couldn't get past that. Then after I clicked ok, phone kept rebooting. Wtf?

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Could have been a bad image of M, have you tried downloading a fresh copy and flashing again?

 

[So Cold]

Why even bother with a third party? Trying to use third party tools and a beta os just send like your asking for problems. Just download from the android developer site and install with the latest SDK.

 

[Bob Nicholsen]

I'm not sure how to do it that way. I felt comfortable using wug.

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[So Cold]

If you read the instructions on the developer site, watch YouTube videos and search around there's a lot of good info out there and IMO it's fun and educational.

I get that it can feel a little overwhelming at first but once you do it the first time you realize it's pretty simple and it gives you a good feel for what you're actually doing to your phone rather than just hitting 1 button on a utility.

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[unhappycust]

If you read the instructions on the developer site, watch YouTube videos and search around there's a lot of good info out there and IMO it's fun and educational.

I get that it can feel a little overwhelming at first but once you do it the first time you realize it's pretty simple and it gives you a good feel for what you're actually doing to your phone rather than just hitting 1 button on a utility.

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[Golfdriver97]

ADB commands aren't that hard to use. Setting it up can be a pain on Windows, but once it's done, you can just download the files and flash them. Wugs pretty much does the same thing, anyway. It's just a one click version of ADB.