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2012 Nexus 7 Discussion Forums (1st Generation) => Nexus 7 Android OS (Jelly Bean) => Topic started by: bob7794 on October 31, 2012, 07:36:43 PM
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Will Nexus 7 upgrade to the 4.2 OS?
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Now?
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I think it will start rolling out around Nov. 13th..........
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Just came through today for me.
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When will I ever learn?? It came to me just a bit ago while I was busy playing Subway Surfers and in my haste I told it to download now. Well, just like when 4.1.2 came along, it tried to update and just hung on Andy with a red exclamation point... Now, I'm sure I have to go through some gyrations to get 4.2. I just hope I don't hve to wipe out all of my game progress like what happened last time!! I should have just said, 'later' and I could have researched how I could be ready for the update.
I'll be searching the forums to find out how to update once the OTA fails....
radio
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I just downloaded it......easy, about 5 minutes. So far, so good.
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So, I keep looking for an update, but am seeing nothing. My unit is rooted. Is there something I need to in order to see the update?
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Got mine last night (~1700).
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So, I keep looking for an update, but am seeing nothing. My unit is rooted. Is there something I need to in order to see the update?
Have you checked...
Menu> Settings> About tablet> System updates> Check now...
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Jay, how do you get the update to come again? I remember there was a way to have it try to update again, when the 4.1.2 was new, and I've searched but can't find it...
radio
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Have you tried clearing the Google Services Framwork data, you'll also need to force stop it and then manually run the update as above?
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Great! OK, now I can cause the update to appear again, but still same result; big red triangle. Do I have to un-root or lock it back up to have it accept the update??
r
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Great! OK, now I can cause the update to appear again, but still same result; big red triangle. Do I have to un-root or lock it back up to have it accept the update??
r
If you are rooted, it would be much easier to do it manually. Protect root, download the update from the server and flash in recovery.
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I think Loocid is giving you good advice. That is what I did as well. USE OTA Rootkeeper to make sure your SU is backed up. I didn't even have to temporarily unroot. I just made sure there was a backup with OTA.
Sent from my Nexus 7
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Slightly off topic this guys. I got my update today. And since then I have not been able to use MX Player.
Any suggestions more than welcome.
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Slightly off topic this guys. I got my update today. And since then I have not been able to use MX Player.
Any suggestions more than welcome.
Update for 4.2 on GP now...
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Thanks for the heads up JJ. I need that for my TV app.
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No worries bjs, no use to me though until Stickmount is fixed...
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Slightly off topic this guys. I got my update today. And since then I have not been able to use MX Player.
Any suggestions more than welcome.
Update for 4.2 on GP now...
Thanks ;)
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I don't know how this happened but when I try and boot into recovery I'm getting the red android. I was fine after the update. WTF?
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I did as well, so I just installed the custom recovery again and all was well.
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Weird.
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I think I had to do that following 4.1.2.
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What did you use to flash the update...TWRP or CWM?
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Me? TWRP.
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I used CWM touch and missed the options to retain root and recovery.
IT Service Professional - I Just Want a Device to Be Productive
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Quick Boot, TWRP
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Missed the options? Did you select no? Did anyone who used TWRP for the update retain custom recovery after a reboot?
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Actually, with CWM Touch, there were two options after installing the update zip, being the wizard of technology (aka dumb ass), I failed to select yes to retain root and make custom recovery permanent, so I had to restore root with Rootkeeper and install the custom recovery again.
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Actually, with CWM Touch, there were two options after installing the update zip, being the wizard of technology (aka dumb ass), I failed to select yes to retain root and make custom recovery permanent, so I had to restore root with Rootkeeper and install the custom recovery again.
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that is the best!