i install cyangen n did not back up ... when it rebooted i did not have android market place...if i falsh back to factory when i get it back ...please help
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i install cyangen n did not back up ... when it rebooted i did not have android market place...if i falsh back to factory when i get it back ...please help
No matter where I DL the original ROM from, XDA or MoDaCo, when I extract it, If I dont get an error saying the file is corrupt/bad DL, all I see is boot.img, no system.img or recovery.img. What am I doing wrong?
Nevermind... I was using winzip to extract. Winrar worked better.
Will this stock rom work with the AT&T phone or just the T-mobile? I am a rookie at this and have made it through unlock and rooting but I do not want to mess up the phone by putting the wrong stock rom on it!!My main problem is not putting the correct radio bands in the phone?? Sorry for the rookie questions but I have never done this kind of stuff ever and I am a little shakey!!!!:nexusx: I want to keep information and rom just incase I need to send the phone in for repair, Thank You!!!
Hi!
I tried following the steps posted in post 6.
However:
1) The link provided did not direct me to a link, it just took me to the home page. So I navigated around the download section myself and downloaded the FRF91 image format file from here:
21/Oct Stock ROMs - ERD79 -> FRG83 images / zip / online kitchen (optional root / insecure) - Android @ MoDaCo
I'm not entirely sure if it was right, and its rather confusing there. So i just chose that one.
2) probably due to (1), when performing "fastboot flash boot boot.img", it says:
"FAILED: <remote: signature verify fail"
and I cannot proceed
Please help me! I cannot load custom roms anymore so I need to revert everything to stock and start from scratch!
Galaxy Nexus? I like Nexus prime more. Even the code name "Maguro" seemed cooler.