It is possible. The original question was whether it is possible without losing data.
So if I wipe system, data and cache would I be able to? Is there any other steps? It won't wipe internal storage right?
It is possible. The original question was whether it is possible without losing data.
The only time I've ever had that happen was testing different filesystem formats.Normally if you wipe/reformat the data partition, it will also delete the internal storage.
But you can make a backup of internal storage first en restore after flashing the new image.
having the same issue....leaving the kernel stock seems to be okay...but where is the fun in that? Also audio mods like RC1 will also cause it to happen. For me it seemed to be about a week ago that it happened so I'm wondering if the new SuperSU has something to do with it.Anyone having issues setting up Google voice always on? It force closes every time you try to train your voice to it.
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Any reason why I try to apply these but the value would remain blank? Like it doesn't have access? Also with the processer values same issue.I got this from one of these two threads
It works fine for me.
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I'm afraid I don't know.Any reason why I try to apply these but the value would remain blank? Like it doesn't have access? Also with the processer values same issue.
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If you train it with the stock kernel, you can then flash a custom kernel afterwards and it will still work.Anyone having issues setting up Google voice always on? It force closes every time you try to train your voice to it.
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flash-all
What kernel are you guys using?
I flashed elementalx and SuperSU but neither are working. I'm guessing SuperSU doesn't work because of elementalx. I flashed everything twice already with no luck.
That means that your zip contains already the new N bootloader and radio. Bye the way, are they different from N3?