[ROM][Flo][1/15/15] - Factory Stock Rooted ROM - LRX22G - Android 5.0.2! Lollipop!

[jayplusone]

2 quick questions :
1) previously for kitkat, there is odexed and deodexed versions, no such difference now for 5.0.2?
2) can I flash bootloader and rom with CWM instead of TWRP?

1) not that I'm aware of in this thread

2) you can

Sent from my Nexus 5

 

[Scott]

2 quick questions :
1) previously for kitkat, there is odexed and deodexed versions, no such difference now for 5.0.2?
2) can I flash bootloader and rom with CWM instead of TWRP?

1) not that I'm aware of in this thread

2) you can

Sent from my Nexus 5

1. Correct. Odex is gone by way of the dinosaur with ART on the Nexus 7

2. Correct again. Yes.

 

[allanon]

Deb

Any chance to have that for deb version? Tia

 

[just lou]

I hope there will be a 5.1 version shortly.

 

[Snap Shot]

http://officialandroid.blogspot.co.uk/2015/03/android-51-unwrapping-new-lollipop.html

 

[dean_fx]

http://officialandroid.blogspot.co.uk/2015/03/android-51-unwrapping-new-lollipop.html

I know they came out for the 2012 Nex 7 -- Not for the 2013 yet.

 

[just lou]

Still no stock image for the 2013 N7

 

[L.F.B.]

Lets hope wen come out, scott make his last N7 flashable for us...

 

[Netconn]

I'm having trouble installing this. I'm now on 4.4.4, I flashed the new bootloader, I have TWRP v2.8.2.2, I did a full wipe. When I try to flash I get and error. E:ZIp signature verification failed: 1 Now what? This a Nexus v2.
With verification off I get E:Error executing updater binary in zip '/sdcard/download/stock-Root-5.0.2-LRX22G.zip'

 

[jmsaye]

I'm having trouble installing this. I'm now on 4.4.4, I flashed the new bootloader, I have TWRP v2.8.2.2, I did a full wipe. When I try to flash I get and error. E:ZIp signature verification failed: 1 Now what? This a Nexus v2.
With verification off I get E:Error executing updater binary in zip '/sdcard/download/stock-Root-5.0.2-LRX22G.zip'

It *might* be an issue with TWRP-- it's up to 2.8.5 now and iirc one of the earlier versions (possibly yours?) had issues flashing things. So maybe try updating TWRP and trying again? If nothing else, it can't make the situation worse and somebody else may come along and be able to offer a different solution

 

[Netconn]

It *might* be an issue with TWRP-- it's up to 2.8.5 now and iirc one of the earlier versions (possibly yours?) had issues flashing things. So maybe try updating TWRP and trying again? If nothing else, it can't make the situation worse and somebody else may come along and be able to offer a different solution

That did it.. Got the ROM loaded.. Thanks

 

[just lou]

Lets hope wen come out, scott make his last N7 flashable for us...

The 5.1 image for the 2013 N7 came out tonight.

 

[L.F.B.]

The 5.1 image for the 2013 N7 came out tonight.

Yep, came out now, lets hope Scott take some time and make a stock flashable for us

 

[just lou]

I think it's a good possibility. He bought back his Nexus 7.

 

[yonster]

Anyone know if he plans to do one this time?

 

[Gorgtech]

It seems that the battle is over, which guy will be the first to present a flashable, stock based Firmware I guess this device has become "too old" and the Nexus 7 ( 2013 ) forums are not that crowded anymore

Download the Factory Image, unpack it up to the point where you can see eg. boot.img, system.img

Flash the bootloader first through fastboot, continue with the boot.img , system.img after.

Make sure to have the latest TWRP recovery.img for your device too since some people lost their custom recovery by flashing system.img... for whatever reasons.

Last but not least, restart the device in the TWRP recovery, flash supersu and finally restart the device

This method requires some initiative but the results are the same : you have "dirty flashed" Android 5.0.2 ( Stock ) --> Android 5.1 ( Stock ) without any trouble

 

[Olivier V]

It seems that the battle is over, which guy will be the first to present a flashable, stock based Firmware I guess this device has become "too old" and the Nexus 7 ( 2013 ) forums are not that crowded anymore

Download the Factory Image, unpack it up to the point where you can see eg. boot.img, system.img

Flash the bootloader first through fastboot, continue with the boot.img , system.img after.

Make sure to have the latest TWRP recovery.img for your device too since some people lost their custom recovery by flashing system.img... for whatever reasons.

Last but not least, restart the device in the TWRP recovery, flash supersu and finally restart the device

This method requires some initiative but the results are the same : you have "dirty flashed" Android 5.0.2 ( Stock ) --> Android 5.1 ( Stock ) without any trouble

I can flash everything in fastboot except for.. yeah, you guessed it, the system.img file! I know my nexus has a temperamental USB connection so that could be the problem. Luckely I had the previous stock rooted ROM still on the device so I flashed it in recovery. Everything is back in working order but still on 5.0.2.. Oh well, nothing lost and nothing gained until a flashable stock rooted ROM will be posted.

 

[L.F.B.]

Anyone tried FlashFire from chainfire?

Its seems very easy to flash factory images and OTA updates..

Automatic inject supersu, make wipes and voilá!

 

[Gorgtech]

This looks like a pretty convenient App But I didn´t try it, I´m used to flashing "flashable packages" ( if these exist ), else I have to fiddle around with ADB and FASTBOOT ( or create my own flashable stuff but since there is no demand for it, it´s not worth the trouble of publishing another ROM for Nexus devices while others would stick to CM % co )

 

[yonster]

Personally decided to do a nice fresh clean install of this one in the end. First one since I got it.
Hopefully it will give it a new lease of life - 5.0.2 was a dawg.