Droid Razr Maxx HD (XT926) - Jelly Bean OTA - 9.1.41.XT926 + Root

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freeky1

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Has the file been removed because I am unable to download the first file in the original post.

File 29/11/2012 Droid RAZR HD delta-ota-Blur_Version.0.7.2-9.1.41.XT926.Verizon.en.US.zip

I get error 404 when I try to open it with the link in the first post and by going to the XML and clicking the file itself.
 
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ray4jc

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i apologize if the answer is in here already but i could not find an exact answer.

if i am on official OTA Jelly Bean is it possible to still use the files to get back to ICS safely? in the beginning i read the big red warning that you can not go back from official but it seems that it has been tried and works?

thanks

I just went back to ICS stock rooted, updated to the .72 or whatever update and restored root from the OTA Jelly Bean because I lost root and I didn't really care for Jelly Bean, quite a few apps won't work and wifi keeps dropping for me.

The thing I was forgetting was to temp unroot before OTA update.....

So to answer your question it worked for me!
 

007shark

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I just went back to ICS stock rooted, updated to the .72 or whatever update and restored root from the OTA Jelly Bean because I lost root and I didn't really care for Jelly Bean, quite a few apps won't work and wifi keeps dropping for me.

The thing I was forgetting was to temp unroot before OTA update.....

So to answer your question it worked for me!

I am thinking of going back to ICS too. I miss the Mass Storage option for USB. The Sony Walkman port doesn't have all the features in JB. I hate the white background of the contacts which doesn't flow with the stock dialer and messaging app. I noticed that once on JB I cannot revert back to ICS with a backup I had in safestrap so I will have to flash with the utility. I will wait for the next incremental update for bug fixes before jumping to JB.
 

GoClifGo05

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MTP mode does the same as mass storage. Its annoying but it works. Also make sure USB Debugging is enabled.

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fletch33

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I just went back to ICS stock rooted, updated to the .72 or whatever update and restored root from the OTA Jelly Bean because I lost root and I didn't really care for Jelly Bean, quite a few apps won't work and wifi keeps dropping for me.

The thing I was forgetting was to temp unroot before OTA update.....

So to answer your question it worked for me!

well i am very familiar with the process and i did the OTA and for whatever reason now fastboot fails on both RSD 6.1 and RAZR HD Utility?

tried them both several times and fastboot fails on both of them.

thought anyone?
 

Borderpatrol1987

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I finally got it to work. Once everything was done and I booted 4.1, I kept getting an error message that said "unfortunately, motorola services has stopped"

I fixed it by going into privacy and doing a hard reset.

Now to enjoy my new phone on JB!:D

---------- Post added at 10:38 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:43 PM ----------

MTP mode does the same as mass storage. Its annoying but it works. Also make sure USB Debugging is enabled.

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Its also a hell of a lot slower too. I didn't need debugging enabled to get this to work btw
 

freeky1

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Thank you so much for this thread! I learned a lot and now I am on the latest Jelly Bean OTA with root and my wifi tether for root users works like a charm!

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fletch33

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well i am very familiar with the process and i did the OTA and for whatever reason now fastboot fails on both RSD 6.1 and RAZR HD Utility?

tried them both several times and fastboot fails on both of them.

thought anyone?

well i uninstalled and reinstalled device manager and it worked all good

thanks for directions
 

Igor977

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I get an error when I try to download Jelly Bean OTA 9.1.41 (Android 4.1.1). Can anybody point me where I can download this?
 

freeky1

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I get an error when I try to download Jelly Bean OTA 9.1.41 (Android 4.1.1). Can anybody point me where I can download this?

Do a Google search for "delta-ota-Blur_Version.0.7.2-9.1.41.XT926.Verizon.en.US.zip". It can be found in multiple places. You really don't need it now that the OTA is actually out. When you get to the point where you need that file, go to settings-about phone-system updates and it will download the OTA for you. That's what I did.

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swboland

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Solution to problems with downloading update/flashing update from web

Did you find a solution, it looks like we need to get a copy of the the chromesystembrowser.apk from someone. Did you fin it? I am having the same problem.

I FOUND A SOLUTION…

Here's what I was getting when I tried to flash the update in recovery while following the instructions in the OP…

OK - here's what I'm gettingqe 1/1
-- Install /sdcard ...
Finding update package...
Opening update package...
Verifying update package...
Installing update...
Verifying current system...
assert failed: apply_patch_check("/system/build.prop". "{long hex number, probably a hash}". "{Another long hex number, probably a hash}")
E:Error in tmp/sideload/package.zip
(Status 7)
Installation aborted

And back to the recovery menu

This was before the OTA was available to me. I followed the instructions in the OP and had no clue why this wasn't working. Then I saw this guy's post:


If you are using Safestrap prior to the 9.1.41 OTA update, be sure you go into the Safestrap app, and click "Uninstall Recovery."

I had issues trying to install the OTA update - it would start the update and about a third of the way in it would stop and then I would get a "system update failed" message on the next boot up. I had done everything else recommended on this thread and other forums (e.g. used Voodoo to backup and temporarily unroot, unfroze the bloatware, reverted changed system files back to original condition, etc.) but it would still fail on me. After I uninstalled Safestrap's recovery, the OTA update worked and am now running Jelly Bean with root!

Hope this helps anyone with the issue I faced.

THE ISSUE IS SAFESTRAP. I tried uninstalling the recovery from the Safestrap app but that didn't help either. When the OTA became available for me to download, I kept getting a error when trying to download saying I didn't have enough disk space. That didn't make sense at all b/c I had like 26 GB free.

So I went back to the DROID RAZR UTILITY, performed the fast boot recovery and went back to the original stock conditions of the phone.

Then I downloaded and installed the 0.7.2 update (ICS) from Settings>About Phone>System Updates.

Then I rooted with the DROID RAZR UTILITY, went into SuperUser and made sure everything was up to date. (Idk why the OP says to update SU in the Play Store and to update the binaries in SU. For me it was all up to date already).

Then I installed Voodoo OTA Rootkeeper with the DROID RAZR UTILITY.

Then I downloaded the OTA (9.1.41) by going to Settings>About Phone>System Updates BUT I DID NOT INSTALL IT. YOU CAN NOT INSTALL THE UPDATE IF YOU ARE ROOTED.

Then I protected root and temporarily unrooted with Voodoo OTA Rootkeeper.

Then I went back to Settings>About Phone>System Updates and installed the update I had just downloaded.

Then I went back to Voodoo OTA Rootkeeper and restored root.

BOOM…I'm rooted on Jelly Bean with the OTA.

This all worked because I did not install Safestrap at all.

By now most people should have the OTA available so if you're having problems downloading or installing it try this and I hope it works for you.

It's basically following the steps in the OP but DO NOT INSTALL SAFESTRAP. You can install it after you update and restore root.
 
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km8j

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Is this file in the OP the same as the official OTA? New RAZRs don't come with JB yet so the process should be fairly straight forward, right?
 

madkel

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Can Safestrap be installed back after the OTA update?

Yes it can. I reinstalled the recovery and everything is working fine on Jelly Bean.

---------- Post added at 07:31 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:06 PM ----------

THE ISSUE IS SAFESTRAP. I tried uninstalling the recovery from the Safestrap app but that didn't help either. When the OTA became available for me to download, I kept getting a error when trying to download saying I didn't have enough disk space. That didn't make sense at all b/c I had like 26 GB free.

It sounds like you may have had a different issue than the one I faced. For me, I was able to fully download the OTA update with Safestrap and the recovery installed, but it was just the installation of the OTA update that would fail for me. Once I uninstalled the recovery within the Safestrap app (I did NOT uninstall Safestrap itself), then I was able to install the OTA update without issues.

On a side note, I rooted my phone before the Utility was available and installed Safestrap on my own. When the 9.1.41 OTA update came out, I waited until it was available to me rather than downloading onto my SD card from the OP. That's when I faced the issues with Safestrap, but once I uninstalled the Safestrap recovery (and did everything else like temp unroot, etc.), then I was able to successfully install the OTA update and reinstall the Safestrap recovery AFTER the installing OTA update and restoring root.

Hopefully between our two issues, other won't have to have the headaches we faced!
 

Joeywhat11

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Having issues with this process on my Maxx HD. First time through I was still on ICS, and went through the steps listed to protect root and took the OTA JB update. Everything updated fine, and was able to root again through OTA Keeper, however after I rooted I had no cell service. No 4G/3G, no calls, nothing. I could still use wifi, but no mobile data.

At that point I performed a factory reset (basically following ALL the steps again), and once again used the OTA Jelly Bean update. Again it installed fine, and I was able to root the phone again. But once rooted I still don't have any mobile service for the most part. Interestingly enough before I went to bed last night I had rebooted the phone a couple times, and I had full service for several hours (while rooted). When I woke up...gone. In fact, a phone call was what woke me up (I didn't answer), and when I checked the phone it no longer had service. I've checked this with another phone calling into mine as well (doesn't work).

As of now, if I use OTA Keeper to unroot, then reboot, it'll behave normally, and I have full mobile service. If I proceed to reroot it, I'll lose it soon after. This is only happening with Jelly Bean, no issues with ICS.

Any thoughts on this?
 

dcmarch

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May not be the right place but what would happen if I fast boot and just install the official update. I don't care about root I am on the earlier leaked jelly bean.

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jldr

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For some reason after fastbooting back to ICS, my phone is taking an incredibly long time to boot.

Is this normal? I'm on step 5.

****Edit: Ignore this, I see what I did wrong now****
 
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    Here's a quick guide to get to the latest OTA Jelly Bean. Looks like its Official: http://www.droid-life.com/2012/11/3...or-droid-razr-hd-and-maxx-hd-as-build-9-1-41/

    and, yes, you CAN fastboot back to 0.7.2 after applying this update: http://www.droidrzr.com/index.php/t...erizon-new-leak-and-atrix-hd-att-firmwarefxz/

    This guide will take you from any current version, back to original factory release, root, and then update to 0.7.2, and then new Jelly Bean.

    If you are ALREADY rooted on 0.7.2, then simply do Step 0-1 and 12-22.

    Requirements:
    1. You have a PC and have the Motorola Drivers installed for your Phone when its plugged in as USB.
    2. You have an SD Card for your Phone (yes, you can do this without an SD card, but its not covered in this guide.)

    Issues
    1. You dont have an SD Card? -- OK, you can do it without, but its not covered here. hint, you need to use adb a little and push the update to the proper location when you dont have an SD card.
    2. You dont have the Motorola drivers installed for your Phone? Step 4, or Step 6 failed? --- OK, in that folder, open 'Drivers[REQUIRED]' and run either the 32bit or 64bit version depending on your OS.


    Downloads:

    Jelly Bean OTA 9.1.41 (Android 4.1.1): http://sbf.droid-developers.org/vanquish/delta-ota-Blur_Version.0.7.2-9.1.41.XT926.Verizon.en.US.zip
    MD5: 0aebd88f7e975bdc4323002215cad727

    DROID RAZR HD Utility 1.10: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1970267 download: http://www.batakang.com/ftp/DROID_RAZR_HD/DROID_RAZR_HD_Utility1.10.zip



    0. Backup anything you want to keep on your phone (Camera pics, etc)
    1. Put "delta-ota-Blur_Version.0.7.2-9.1.41.XT926.Verizon.en.US.zip" on your Phone SD card
    2. Unplug USB and Power off your Phone
    2. Boot into bootloader mode by holding down Volume up, Volume down and Power
    3. Once in Boot Mode Selection Mode screen, select “AP Fastboot” using the Volume Down Key then press the Volume Up Key to select it.
    4. Plug in Phone to USB and use the DROID RAZR HD Utility 1.00 to Fastboot Restore 0.6.25 (ICS 4.0.4 Official Software)
    5. a. Boot Phone b. turn on USB Debugging (Settings | Developers) c. unplug and plugin Phone
    6. install Root exploit using DROID RAZR HD Utility 1.00 (make sure you read the note about pressing Vol Up and Power on your phone when asked to do so). Also NOTE: Wiping 'Data' will erase all your Camera pics that are NOT stored on 'SDCard' by default.
    7. Sign-in to Google Play and Update Superuser
    8. Open Superuser and update binaries
    9. Open OTA Keeper: click 'protect root' and then 'temp unroot'
    10. Open System and check for Updates, download and then install the 0.7.2 update
    11. Once phone is booted, Open OTA Keeper: click 'restore root'
    12. Open Superuser and make sure you are rooted, check for 'Updates'
    13. Open OTA Keeper: click 'protect root' and then 'temp unroot'
    14. Unplug USB and Power off your Phone
    15. Boot into bootloader mode by holding down Volume up, Volume down and Power
    16. Once in Boot Mode Selection Mode screen, select “Recovery” using the Volume Down Key then press the Volume Up Key to select it.
    17. Once the Android with the belly open logo shows, press both Volume Up and Volume Down
    18. use Volume Down to navigate 'Update from External Data' and press 'Power' to select it
    19. use Volume Down to navigate 'delta-ota-Blur_Version.0.7.2-9.1.41.XT926.Verizon.en.US.zip' and press 'Power' to select it
    20. the update will take 5-10 minutes. Do not worry when its at 50% and takes a long time. Once done, hit 'Power' to reboot into Jelly Bean
    21. Once phone is booted, Open OTA Keeper: click 'restore root'
    22. Enjoy Jelly Bean and Root!
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    It doesn't matter if you already have the JB update. The easiest way I have found is to use Matt's utility found here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=33610625

    1. Use option 1 to go back to ICS
    2. Go to settings - about phone and take the 6mb update.
    3. Root using the utility
    4. Install voodoo ota rootkeeper either from the utility or Google play
    5. Open voodoo and protect root
    6. Temporarily unroot.
    7. Take the JB OTA
    8 Open voodoo and restore root.

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    Lol you guys cant just wait less than a week to take the official OTA??? :p

    Also just wanted to point out that if anyone else here has the developer edition you don't need to go through this. You can just simply root the JB OTA.

    Hell no man 2 days is essentially an eternity when it comes to jelly bean!!
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    While mass storage is gone.... there is MTP mode... it works exactly the same so stop complaining and use the search feature before whining about it.
    No it doesn't work exactly the same. Try using Winamp's sync service in MTP mode... Next time you feel like getting a bit pretentious, shut up instead.
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    I can't get the OTA to install, it refuses on WiFi and 4G. If I factory reset (after going to 4.0.4) setup and go to system updates without enabling wifi I see the 6 meg update but it fails saying "try again later" ... If I enable WiFi I get no message, then if I disable WiFi it just says "download suspended" I've been at this half the day and can't get the 0.7.2 update. Any ideas?

    Here I posted a link to the files last night but the other forum is down. You'll have to flash manually in recovery. Be sure to back up root. Here is the 0.7.2 file. The jelly bean file is in this forum.

    https://www.box.com/shared/kv96g2u14j44hdaic8w8

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