This seems like a VERY slow rollout, any rumors of problems making them slow it down?

[yankeesusa]

Has anyone with a Nexus 6 even received an OTA update to Marshmallow 6.0?

Every time I've checked the OTA links (for the Nexus 6 only out of all the Nexus devices getting Marshmallow) have not even been listed. (The Factory Image is available for Shamu / Nexus 6).

But all this talk among Nexus 6 owners is from those who've used the Factory Image. It seems like the OTA doesn't even exist yet for Nexus 6 and that no one has received an OTA update from Google or from a carrier.

Yes, it does exist. They already have the ota zip file that you can install manually via adb.

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[yankeesusa]

Like I've stated previously, the folks at Google are a band of effin idiots. There is no reason whatsoever that this update hasn't been released via OTA to every Nexus 6 on the planet. SCREW UNLOCKING THE BOOTLOADER, SCREW FLASHING. SIMPLY RELEASE THE EFFIN UPDATE YOU MORONS! If Apple functioned on par with Google, they'd be out of business and the iPhone would be a niche product, like the Nexus 6.

The reason they do updates in waves is in case their is an error. They can stop and only have a few phones to fix. With the iPhone you are stuck like the issue with ios 9, until an update is done. But hey, if you prefer that then by all means go.

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[koam]

Yes, it does exist. They already have the ota zip file that you can install manually via adb.

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Weeks ago this was not the case.

 

[EJT]

So something interesting just happened on my Nexus 7 2013..... Yes, I know it's not a Nexus 6, but hear me out.... I just got an update from MRA58K to MRA58U. Now here's the interesting thing.... I sideloaded Marshmallow..... NO Nexus 7 2013's have gotten the OTA yet that I'm aware of. It was a tiny 2.2mb file. I'm guessing Google found something it needed to change, and halted the 6.0 roll-out until it was able to patch it. Not 100% sure obviously, but it's certainly a possibility.

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