Originally Posted by Redefined301

np, you probably forget to remove the MicroSD card since there's update files on it so probably that's why.

That could have been it, after doing this for a while the mind starts to go mushy lol



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One thing, like Alitheia I lost root, and had to re root after the patch was done updating. I had SU backed up via Root Keeper, but the SU it restored didn't work, so I just re rooted again with the 1 click.

Originally Posted by californiarailroader

That could have been it, after doing this for a while the mind starts to go mushy lol



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One thing, like Alitheia I lost root, and had to re root after the patch was done updating. I had SU backed up via Root Keeper, but the SU it restored didn't work, so I just re rooted again with the 1 click.

Yeah the firmware update resets the /system/xbin/su and /system/app/Superuser.apk permissions that's why superuser won't work normally.

I also recommend going into recovery and clearing cache after this update as well. My Titanium Backup and Browser kept force closing. All is well now. Thank again!

Originally Posted by californiarailroader

Aha, let me try this again, thanks! Stupid Auto Correct lol

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That didn't work, I get the same Dead Andy, only this time it fails after about a second instead of 10-15 seconds.

Are you currently on the US .22 firmware? I believe that we only have the US dlpkgfile so far, so I think it only works on US .22 - can anyone confirm that?

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Originally Posted by Alitheia

I also recommend going into recovery and clearing cache after this update as well. My Titanium Backup and Browser kept force closing. All is well now. Thank again!

The .26 OTA update force-cleaned the dalvik-cache in my case.

Originally Posted by Redefined301

Yeah the firmware update resets the /system/xbin/su and /system/app/Superuser.apk permissions that's why superuser won't work normally.

I was expecting to lose root, but i didn't.

Originally Posted by d14b0ll0s

The .26 OTA update force-cleaned the dalvik-cache in my case.

That is normal. From my experience all updates from ICS and JB do this in order to optimize the apps for the new OS patches.

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http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1804630
Just a note to anyone who is going to update to firmware .26 and also frequently using NTFS storage.
Please do not update to .26 as it has a serious issue.

Originally Posted by Redefined301

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1804630
Just a note to anyone who is going to update to firmware .26 and also frequently using NTFS storage.
Please do not update to .26 as it has a serious issue.

Thanks for the heads up! I'm good here though, I have my my card formatted with FAT32.

Originally Posted by Redefined301

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1804630
Just a note to anyone who is going to update to firmware .26 and also frequently using NTFS storage.
Please do not update to .26 as it has a serious issue.

Thanks for that, but NTFS support under Android was poor anyway. It's sad to see it's even worse now.

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Originally Posted by Redefined301

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1804630
Just a note to anyone who is going to update to firmware .26 and also frequently using NTFS storage.
Please do not update to .26 as it has a serious issue.

hmmm....that might be one reason why ASUS pulled OTA back?! They answered my feedback that it will be back soon..

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