[REF] Nexus 10 Stock OTA URLs

oldblue910 · Dec 6, 2012

FOR EVERYONE GETTING THE "set_perm" ERRORS WHEN FLASHING THE JOP40D OTA

This happened because you used the original set of factory images for JOP40C which had a bug in it, verified by JBQ. These buggy factory images are also the ones I've had mirrored on randomphantasmagoria.com since they were released. I just realized today that JBQ had fixed the bug and posted new JOP40C images. I downloaded the new images and have now mirrored the new ones on randomphantasmagoria.com and deleted the old, buggy images. You can download the correct JOP40C images from either the Nexus images page or from randomphantasmagoria.com. Once you apply the new images, JOP40D will apply itself correctly without the set_perm errors.

Sorry for any confusion if you downloaded the images from my site. As I said, I didn't realize that JBQ had uploaded new images to the Nexus images page until today.

lKBZl · Dec 6, 2012

oldblue910 said:
FOR EVERYONE GETTING THE "set_perm" ERRORS WHEN FLASHING THE JOP40D OTA

This happened because you used the original set of factory images for JOP40C which had a bug in it, verified by JBQ. These buggy factory images are also the ones I've had mirrored on randomphantasmagoria.com since they were released. I just realized today that JBQ had fixed the bug and posted new JOP40C images. I downloaded the new images and have now mirrored the new ones on randomphantasmagoria.com and deleted the old, buggy images. You can download the correct JOP40C images from either the Nexus images page or from randomphantasmagoria.com. Once you apply the new images, JOP40D will apply itself correctly without the set_perm errors.

Sorry for any confusion if you downloaded the images from my site. As I said, I didn't realize that JBQ had uploaded new images to the Nexus images page until today.

Hmm... strange... im not getting that set_perm, I just get error when it trys to install the update in recovery... I already got the new image, which is the process to install it? And will it erase my data?

oldblue910 · Dec 6, 2012

lKBZl said:
Hmm... strange... im not getting that set_perm, I just get error when it trys to install the update in recovery... I already got the new image, which is the process to install it? And will it erase my data?

In order to install the images, your bootloader has to be unlocked. Simply extract all of the various .IMG files from the package you download. There are five:

bootloader
boot
system
recovery
userdata

To install them, extract those .IMG files somewhere, then do the following steps from a command prompt:

fastboot flash bootloader bootloader.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash system system.img

That will get you on the proper JOP40C installation. If you want to install stock recovery, you can do:

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

And if you DID want to erase your data, you can do:

fastboot flash userdata userdata.img

wptski · Dec 6, 2012

oldblue910 said:
In order to install the images, your bootloader has to be unlocked. Simply extract all of the various .IMG files from the package you download. There are five:

bootloader
boot
system
recovery
userdata

To install them, extract those .IMG files somewhere, then do the following steps from a command prompt:

fastboot flash bootloader bootloader.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash system system.img

That will get you on the proper JOP40C installation. If you want to install stock recovery, you can do:

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

And if you DID want to erase your data, you can do:

fastboot flash userdata userdata.img

There is a video posted here showing to fastboot the bootloader file by itself but the image zip file is installed as is, a zip file and not one image at a time using the format: fastboot -w update image-XXX-XXX.zip. I've done it that way twice.

oldblue910 · Dec 6, 2012

wptski said:
There is a video posted here showing to fastboot the bootloader file by itself but the image zip file is installed as is, a zip file and not one image at a time using the format: fastboot -w update image-XXX-XXX.zip. I've done it that way twice.

Yeah you can do it that way too. Personally, I just do it the old fashioned way!

Plus, he asked how to do it without wiping his data. Doing the fastboot -w method will wipe your data because it flashes userdata.img.

GeForz · Dec 8, 2012

oldblue910 said:
FOR EVERYONE GETTING THE "set_perm" ERRORS WHEN FLASHING THE JOP40D OTA

This happened because you used the original set of factory images for JOP40C which had a bug in it, groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en&fromgroups=#!topic/android-building/s-qNo2fxeHY"]verified by JBQ. These buggy factory images are also the ones I've had mirrored on randomphantasmagoria.com since they were released. I just realized today that JBQ had fixed the bug and posted new JOP40C images. I downloaded the new images and have now mirrored the new ones on randomphantasmagoria.com and deleted the old, buggy images. You can download the correct JOP40C images from either the Nexus images page or from randomphantasmagoria.com. Once you apply the new images, JOP40D will apply itself correctly without the set_perm errors.

Sorry for any confusion if you downloaded the images from my site. As I said, I didn't realize that JBQ had uploaded new images to the Nexus images page until today.

Hi, thanks for the info.
However I fail to find the updated images on your site.

At randomphantasmagoria.com[ /firmware/nexus-10/mantaray/ only the mantaray-jop40c-factory-87340b80 images are linked which seem to be the buggy ones.
developers.google.com /android/nexus/images#mantaray lists mantaray-jop40c-factory-0d641789 images which fix the set_perm error.

(sorry, can't post links yet

)

lKBZl · Dec 8, 2012

oldblue910 said:
In order to install the images, your bootloader has to be unlocked. Simply extract all of the various .IMG files from the package you download. There are five:

bootloader
boot
system
recovery
userdata

To install them, extract those .IMG files somewhere, then do the following steps from a command prompt:

fastboot flash bootloader bootloader.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash system system.img

That will get you on the proper JOP40C installation. If you want to install stock recovery, you can do:

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

And if you DID want to erase your data, you can do:

fastboot flash userdata userdata.img

Well,actually if u unlock the bootloader, you erase your data,so that'sthe same, kinda sucks, but well, thanks. I'll do this when i get home.

oldblue910 · Dec 8, 2012

GeForz said:
Hi, thanks for the info.
However I fail to find the updated images on your site.

At randomphantasmagoria.com[ /firmware/nexus-10/mantaray/ only the mantaray-jop40c-factory-87340b80 images are linked which seem to be the buggy ones.
developers.google.com /android/nexus/images#mantaray lists mantaray-jop40c-factory-0d641789 images which fix the set_perm error.

(sorry, can't post links yet )

Ack!! Sorry about that. The link has been fixed. No idea how that happened.

Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2

lKBZl · Dec 8, 2012

oldblue910 said:
Yep, that'll do it every time. OTAs will normally fail if any file on the /system partition has been modified. When OTAs are installing, they go through and check the hash of every single file before patching it to the newer version. If one of those hashes is off, which can only happen if you have the wrong version of a file, the whole OTA will fail.

Hey oldblue, i just pmed you, but that migt be the why im getting an error on recovery while trying to update via ota. I replaced the browserprovider apk and odex for the aosp ones, but just in case, i saved the original ones on my n10. If i replace them back, should the i be able to install thebupdate via ota? Thanks!

oldblue910 · Dec 8, 2012

lKBZl said:
Hey oldblue, i just pmed you, but that migt be the why im getting an error on recovery while trying to update via ota. I replaced the browserprovider apk and odex for the aosp ones, but just in case, i saved the original ones on my n10. If i replace them back, should the i be able to install thebupdate via ota? Thanks!

Yes. If you restore it, you should be all set.

Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2

lKBZl · Dec 8, 2012

oldblue910 said:
Yes. If you restore it, you should be all set.

Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2

Okay it's working for me! Thanks

I lost root, but i'll do it again with superboot.

sakalu · Dec 10, 2012

espionage724 said:
Would Google provide an updated factory image based on this update?

yes

Adrianiii · Dec 10, 2012

How can i check if the system is ok for future OTA?

oldblue910 · Dec 10, 2012

Adrianiii said:
How can i check if the system is ok for future OTA?

Pretty simple. As long as you're running the stock ROM with the stock kernel, you should be fine. Also, you can't have modified any files at all on your /system partition. If you have, the OTA will most likely fail.

lukevaka · Dec 24, 2012

Awesome thread

TeODH4 · Dec 25, 2012

thanks for the links

thiagoribeirorj · Dec 28, 2012

nice rom

GSLEON3 · Jan 11, 2013

Anyone able to pull any server links for JDP66 yet? I have seen it hitting server logs quite a bit the last few days & this 4.2.2 build is supposedly rolling out any time to Nexus 4 & 10 devices. I have also seen this build for the Galaxy Nexus, everything but the Nexus 7 for some reason.

oldblue910 · Jan 11, 2013

GSLEON3 said:
Anyone able to pull any server links for JDP66 yet? I have seen it hitting server logs quite a bit the last few days & this 4.2.2 build is supposedly rolling out any time to Nexus 4 & 10 devices. I have also seen this build for the Galaxy Nexus, everything but the Nexus 7 for some reason.

As soon as anyone snags it, I'll post the links here.

oldblue910 · Feb 12, 2013

It would appear Android 4.2.2 is rolling out. If anyone gets the link, please provide it here so I can update the first post and mirror it on randomphantasmagoria.com. Thanks!

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