I am on cm 10.1 with clockwork recovery right now. I would really like to try out the update. I have tried several times to flash the stock image with fastboot so I can go through the upgrades. However, everytime, it stops at sending.... bootloader and just sits there. the drivers are installed and fastboot sees my device but wont flash anything. any tips??

Originally Posted by mistermidas

Sssoo, I've read through the entire thread looking for a change log, and didn't see anybody post one. But from what I can tell, it didn't update anything significant, and even more, people are STILL getting random idle reboots. Conclusion: I'll just stay on AOKP 4.2.1....

The summary so far is fixes for bluetooth streaming, long-press quick toggles and general bug fixes. I'm giving 4.2.2 a chance but if I start getting reboots I'll go back to AOKP as well.

Originally Posted by mistermidas

Sssoo, I've read through the entire thread looking for a change log, and didn't see anybody post one. But from what I can tell, it didn't update anything significant, and even more, people are STILL getting random idle reboots. Conclusion: I'll just stay on AOKP 4.2.1....

Sent from my LG-LS970 using xda premium

For me the bluetooth fixes would be a big deal. I can't use a mouse and keyboard while on wifi and movies studder while listening via bluetooth. I really need bluetooth to work properly.

Originally Posted by mistermidas

Sssoo, I've read through the entire thread looking for a change log, and didn't see anybody post one. But from what I can tell, it didn't update anything significant, and even more, people are STILL getting random idle reboots. Conclusion: I'll just stay on AOKP 4.2.1....

Did you try this thread?

Some changes relating to the soft restarts are mentioned in the change log, so it should be better now. I've only seen one person reporting a reboot post 4.2.2, so it seems a little soon to say it's not any better.

What is the basis that Google uses to push updates? Why don't all Takju users get it at the same time? Is it IP based? Are there any priorities or something like that? Just curious.

Re: Android 4.2.2 OTA Update

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Originally Posted by pfmiller

Did you try this thread?

Some changes relating to the soft restarts are mentioned in the change log, so it should be better now. I've only seen one person reporting a reboot post 4.2.2, so it seems a little soon to say it's not any better.

Nope, I'll take a look at that, thanks. Either way though, I like the setup i have now a lot. So unless i see something major updated, more than a Wi-Fi/Bluetooth toggle and some animations, I'll just wait until the developers, namely for AOKP roll out the 4.2.2. ROMs.

Sent from my LG-LS970 using xda premium

Here's exactly how I updated:

- Used 4.2 Factory Image
- Rebooted immediately back to Bootloader after the flash-all.bat was complete (didn't let OS boot)
- Locked Bootloader
- Went to Recovery
- Sideloaded the 4.2 to 4.2.1 update
- Sideloaded the 4.2.1 to 4.2.2 update immediately afterwards
- Wiped Data and Cache
- Rebooted

So far everything seems well.

For some weird reason when I first restocked my device, I wasn't able to access Recovery after OTA updating from 4.2 to 4.2.1 (got "No command."). No idea what was up with that.

Originally Posted by filthygoat223996

Any word when nexus 10s in Canada will get the update?

Sent from my Amaze 4G using xda app-developers app

I got mine around 10pm. I had to clear the google services framework data.
I flashed the factory image, got the 4.2.1 ota, and then waited a while but the 4.2.2 didn't come on its own(*unlike 4.2.1)
Clearing the google services framework data and then checking for updates worked immediately.

I merged updates of google apps with ROM using Titanium Backup and now OTA update doesn't go because of hash code checking. Does anyone have original apks from 4.2.1 version? Or maybe some hint how to get them?
I need: CalendarGoogle.apk, Chrome.apk, Currents.apk, Gmail2.apk, GmsCore.apk, GoogleEarth.apk, Maps.apk, Music2.apk, Phonesky.apk, PlusOne.apk, Street.apk, talkback.apk, Velvet.apk and YouTube.apk. And the proper odex files if exist.

Thanks in advance.

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Ok, i extracted origonal apk from stock system.img. Now I will try to downgrade apks to stock one.
I failed on odex.p files and patches.

Originally Posted by sl4y3r88

What is the basis that Google uses to push updates? Why don't all Takju users get it at the same time? Is it IP based? Are there any priorities or something like that? Just curious.

I don't think anyone outside of Mountain View knows the answer to that. I would guess since the deleting the Services Framework trick really does seem to work, it may be based on some random device ID assigned to each device when the device first logs in with a Google account but that's just my theory.