Install any OTA (incl *4.2.2*) with stock recovery - don't wait for Google!

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Akiller2

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error

error: device not found...

why do I get this error? I mean adb works fine for me when the device is on. I come to recover through
Code:
adb reboot recovery

when i select update from adb and write the command it just doesn't recognize it...

btw I have unlocked boot and I am root

thanks in advance.

EDIT: It was a problem whit the drivers, some drivers where missing no adb or fastboot drivers, i guess something related with usb drivers
 
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El Daddy

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I'm bumping this for the upcoming 4.2.2 OTA.

OP, you should update this for 4.2.2

EDIT: You can also rename the .zip to make it easier to type the command. i.e. update.zip
 
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gilc8

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Hi,

I'm on 4.2.1 (bootloader is open and rooted) - If I'm running this procedure the root will remain? the phone will be erased? what are the consequences?

10x
 

IAIRonI

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So I'm trying to dl ota and it says it can dl via Wi-Fi. Anyone know of a way to make it dl using mobile data

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Quick instructions if you are stock, unrooted without CWM. You MUST have unlocked your bootloader and have ADB (Android SDK installed) already for this to work.

You must be on 4.2.1 (JOP40D) to upgrade to 4.2.2 (JDQ39) using this method.

1. Download this to your computer -> http://android.clients.google.com/p...4.signed-occam-JDQ39-from-JOP40D.de8b8d10.zip

2. Turn off your phone

3. Hold down Volume - and Power to get into Fastboot

4. Scroll down to Recovery and enter.

5. On the No Command Android screen hold Power and Volume + to get to menu. Might take a few attempts to get timing right

6. On the menu select Update from ADB

7. Connect your phone to computer with USB

8. On computer type "adb sideload de8b8d101614.signed-occam-JDQ39-from-JOP40D.de8b8d10.zip"

9. You should then see this output: "sending: 'sideload' 100%"

10. Your phone screen will say System Update or something and it will install the OTA.

Once done just select reboot in recovery and you're done. You can use this method for ALL future OTAs - all you need is the update zip. This works on all Nexus including Nexus 7, assuming Nexus 10 and GNexus.

No longer need to wait for OTAs. Enjoy!

UPDATED FOR 4.2.2

can i use same way on Nexus 7?
 
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alanccs

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Anybody have issues with VPN & Security setting when pressed show "unfortunately has stopped" after update?

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---------- Post added at 07:51 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:42 PM ----------

Done.

I think step 5 can be more clearly worded like this:

5. When you see a red triangle on the android robot, press and hold power button AND quickly press Volume+.

The trick is to release the volume button 1st!

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hp420

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Thanks to the OP , 4.2.2 up and running on a rooted stock droid.

Legend !

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'droid' is a brand name adopted by Verizon for their high-profile flagship line of phones.

'android' is the official name to the linux distro Google develops for mobile devices, and the devices that run the firmware.

The two can be differentiated because if it's a droid you can rest assured it's a pile of sh!t.
 

d3mondroid

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stchiere steps

Will This Update Work on any Android device running android 4.0.4 (ICS) with stock recovery ?????:confused::confused::confused:
Please reply as i m lookin for an upgrade
 

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    Quick instructions if you are stock, unrooted without CWM. You MUST have unlocked your bootloader and have ADB (Android SDK installed) already for this to work.

    You must be on 4.2.1 (JOP40D) to upgrade to 4.2.2 (JDQ39) using this method.

    1. Download this to your computer -> http://android.clients.google.com/p...4.signed-occam-JDQ39-from-JOP40D.de8b8d10.zip

    2. Turn off your phone

    3. Hold down Volume - and Power to get into Fastboot

    4. Scroll down to Recovery and enter.

    5. On the No Command Android screen hold Power and Volume + to get to menu. Might take a few attempts to get timing right

    6. On the menu select Update from ADB

    7. Connect your phone to computer with USB

    8. On computer type "adb sideload de8b8d101614.signed-occam-JDQ39-from-JOP40D.de8b8d10.zip"

    9. You should then see this output: "sending: 'sideload' 100%"

    10. Your phone screen will say System Update or something and it will install the OTA.

    Once done just select reboot in recovery and you're done. You can use this method for ALL future OTAs - all you need is the update zip. This works on all Nexus including Nexus 7, assuming Nexus 10 and GNexus.

    No longer need to wait for OTAs. Enjoy!

    UPDATED FOR 4.2.2
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    Done.

    I think step 5 can be more clearly worded like this:

    5. When you see a red triangle on the android robot, press and hold power button AND quickly press Volume+.
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    Thanks for that idea. No, i haven't updated it ever. I never thought of it either. I'm omw to work, so I'll try that later. I see others in the USA posting they received ota already. Im wondering if its not available to me yet because i bought mine through Tmobile? Would this cause a small delay, do u think?

    Sent from my Nexus 4 using xda premium

    I haven't got mine either in UK.

    Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk 2

    Edit. Yup, out of date adb was at fault. Worked
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    Are you saying you can downgrade this way too?

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    Are you saying you can downgrade this way too?

    Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk 2
    Doubt it but you're welcome to try. All this does is flash the update.zip using stock recovery. I'm assuming if the zip you flash wipes system and installs an older version it might work but you couldn't just flash an OTA for an old version, that wouldn't work. If you're downgrading, best to flash CWM recovery and use that.