4.0.4 OTA Officially Rolling Out Now (GSM-Yakju Only) Link Inside!

Treggs · Mar 29, 2012

So you guys are saying a rooted and unlocked (but otherwise standard) yakju Nexus wont get the OTA update? Doesn't that defeat the purpose of a nexus?

Will relocking my bootloader make a difference? I'm not giving up root, I'll wait and install manually if I have to do that.

Fatelord · Mar 29, 2012

BTW my phone is unlocked and rooted but on stock ROM.. will get the OTA update ?

mark manning · Mar 29, 2012

Treggs said:
So you guys are saying a rooted and unlocked yakju Nexus wont get the OTA update? Doesn't that defeat the purpose of a nexus?

Will relocking my bootloader make a difference? I'm not giving up root, I'll wait and install manually if I have to do that.

If your on yaku I'm pretty sure you will get even if your unlocked

Sent Telepathically

ijeff · Mar 29, 2012

Fatelord said:
BTW my phone is unlocked and rooted but on stock ROM.. will get the OTA update ?

If you're rooted you may want to just go ahead and install the AOSP compiled version over here.

nickzkcin · Mar 29, 2012

Drift spunk said:
This is official OTA update for GSM only. your phone needs to be completely stock to update OTA, if you have a unlocked bootlaoader and rooted then you'll have to wait for a flashable update zip if on a stock rom. if you are on a custom rom then i suppose flash to stock and apply the update and revert back with no root and bootloader for OTA

what if the bootloader is unlocked but not rooted? i unlocked the bootloader to get yakju, will i have to relock it?

bmett · Mar 29, 2012

dextroz said:
Oh - what irony - it's officially released for the GSM version but clearly no one has it here as yet whereas while the unofficial 4.0.4 leak for Verizon LTE version is already available to flash on XDA!

You ****ed up Google - as always (lately).

quit *****ing and shut up

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium

Treggs · Mar 29, 2012

mark manning said:
If your on yaku I'm pretty sure you will get even if your unlocked

Sent Telepathically

Cool. I don't mind if I have to reroot after the update but getting the OTA and not having to do a wipe will be the easiest option for me (and the half dozen people I know that bought a GN and rely on me for tech support...)

daleski75 · Mar 29, 2012

At last the update is rolling out maybe google heard me *****ing to my mate about the lack of updates!

hushaohan · Mar 29, 2012

installed from clockworkmod recovery, seems to be stuck on the glowing android logo for some time, normal? bad?

originally stock rom unlocked + rooted

ijeff said:
Snappy indeed! Be sure to grab his dictionary fix file on the main thread.

Luxferro · Mar 29, 2012

if you guys have stock 4.0.2 but are just unlocked and rooted you can get updates just fine(you'll just have to reroot it after).

If you have the incorrect boot loader, radio, or recovery the update will probably end with an error and not flash.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk

matt30 · Mar 29, 2012

Fatelord said:
BTW my phone is unlocked and rooted but on stock ROM.. will get the OTA update ?

Treggs said:
So you guys are saying a rooted and unlocked (but otherwise standard) yakju Nexus wont get the OTA update? Doesn't that defeat the purpose of a nexus?

Will relocking my bootloader make a difference? I'm not giving up root, I'll wait and install manually if I have to do that.

nickzkcin said:
what if the bootloader is unlocked but not rooted? i unlocked the bootloader to get yakju, will i have to relock it?

The state of the bootloader has no bearing on whether your phone receives the update. If you are on the stock rom, the file will be pushed to your phone.

If you have the stock recovery, you will be able to install that update without having to flash it manually. If not, you will need to flash that update yourself.

Root only matters if you changed the stock recovery to get root. If you didn't, you will still get the update and be prompted to update your phone. You will not have root after updating.

descendency · Mar 29, 2012

Treggs said:
So you guys are saying a rooted and unlocked (but otherwise standard) yakju Nexus wont get the OTA update? Doesn't that defeat the purpose of a nexus?

Will relocking my bootloader make a difference? I'm not giving up root, I'll wait and install manually if I have to do that.

the definition of open: "mkdir android ; cd android ; repo init -u git://android.git.kernel.org/platform/manifest.git ; repo sync ; make"

https://twitter.com/?tw_e=details&tw_i=27808662429&tw_p=tweetembed#!/Arubin/statuses/27808662429

Treggs · Mar 29, 2012

matt30 said:
The state of the bootloader has no bearing on whether your phone receives the update. If you are on the stock rom, the file will be pushed to your phone.

If you have the stock recovery, you will be able to install that update without having to flash it manually. If not, you will need to flash that update yourself.

Root only matters if you changed the stock recovery to get root. If you didn't, you will still get the update and be prompted to update your phone. You will not have root after updating.

Sweet, I have stock recovery and stock rom. That's the answer I wanted to hear

Thanks for the info.

ijeff · Mar 29, 2012

hushaohan said:
installed from clockworkmod recovery, seems to be stuck on the glowing android logo for some time, normal? bad?

originally stock rom unlocked + rooted

Mine went through fine on CWM. You might want to give it some time, first boots on installs always tend to take a long while.

cmstlist · Mar 29, 2012

hushaohan said:
installed from clockworkmod recovery, seems to be stuck on the glowing android logo for some time, normal? bad?

originally stock rom unlocked + rooted

Typically if you try and flash to an AOSP ROM from a production ROM with no wipe, it's likely to get stuck.

hushaohan · Mar 29, 2012

thanks!

do you by any chance remember what yours displayed when flashing the rom? mine said something like:

...
random offset 0x275
fixing fs_size in crypto footer
...

ijeff said:
Snappy indeed! Be sure to grab his dictionary fix file on the main thread.

ijeff said:
Mine went through fine on CWM. You might want to give it some time, first boots on installs always tend to take a long while.

jonnyg1097 · Mar 29, 2012

matt30 said:
The state of the bootloader has no bearing on whether your phone receives the update. If you are on the stock rom, the file will be pushed to your phone.

If you have the stock recovery, you will be able to install that update without having to flash it manually. If not, you will need to flash that update yourself.

Root only matters if you changed the stock recovery to get root. If you didn't, you will still get the update and be prompted to update your phone. You will not have root after updating.

Your post should be put in the first post so we dont get any more questions asking if root or unlocked bootloaders make a difference.

jstegeman · Mar 29, 2012

jonnyg1097 said:
Your post should be put in the first post so we dont get any more questions asking if root or unlocked bootloaders make a difference.

Yeah, right

What makes you think people would actually *read* it, given the history on this (or any, for that matter) forum?

eddie_gordo · Mar 29, 2012

It's 8:20 AM in Portugal and I just woke up.. No update yet, but I haven't feeling that it will show up soon..!

looking forward for this to come..

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using XDA

leelaa · Mar 29, 2012

Am in UK England still nothing here.

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