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[Max128]

That's interesting. I've flashed 2.25 twice now without any issues. The first time was on a clean install of 21Q and the second time on a dirty install of the factory images of R. Both times 2.25 installed without issues. Twrp 2.8.2.1

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Where is the 2.25? i have the 2.23.

 

[thebrainkafka]

Latest is 2.27beta

 

[fhem]

Where is the 2.25? i have the 2.23.

pick the one you want to try 2.25 or 2.27
https://plus.google.com/u/0/

 

[Diesel779]

Deleted.

 

[fhem]

2.27 on R success

I was on R unlocked and rooted w/CFAR using su 2.25 and TWRP 2.8.2.1. Here is what i did - uninstalled/deleted SU, fastboot erased recovery and boot, fastboot flashed stock R boot and recovery. Rebooted all was ok NO ROOT. Then -> fastboot erase recovery -> fastboot flash TWRP -> flashed SU 2.27 w/TWRP -> wipe dalvik/cache -> reboot -> BAAAM ROOT. Thank you Chainfilre!!!!!!

 

[dcipher]

I've seen the question asked a few times in this thread but have not seen it answered... can i revert the CF Auto Root so i can take the OTA update?

 

[jd1639]

I've seen the question asked a few times in this thread but have not seen it answered... can i revert the CF Auto Root so i can take the OTA update?

Flash the boot and system and recovery image from 4.4.4. That should cover anything you've done to your device

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[Max128]

pick the one you want to try 2.25 or 2.27

So this one work too? http://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/supersu/2014-09-02-supersu-v2-05-t2868133

Because I saw a few places that it took specially the supersu for the nexus 9.

 

[dcipher]

Flash the boot and system and recovery image from 4.4.4. That should cover anything you've done to your device

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From 4.4.4? There is no 4.4.4 for the nexus 9... I assume you mean the original 5.0 (Q).

Thanks

 

[dcipher]

From 4.4.4? There is no 4.4.4 for the nexus 9... I assume you mean the original 5.0 (Q).

Thanks

Bummer - flashed boot, recovery and system from Q. rebooted, allowed apps to update. Tried to take the OTA update. Error while updating.

 

[fhem]

So this one work too? http://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/supersu/2014-09-02-supersu-v2-05-t2868133

Because I saw a few places that it took specially the supersu for the nexus 9.

yep that the same beta 2.27 it works

 

[mikebeatrice]

Bummer - flashed boot, recovery and system from Q. rebooted, allowed apps to update. Tried to take the OTA update. Error while updating.

Why wouldn't you also just fastboot flash system at this point instead of doing the ota update?

 

[prdog1]

Why wouldn't you also just fastboot flash system at this point instead of doing the ota update?

My thoughts also. Might as well just flash the full image. They coming out before most even see the updates. Can also use Wug's toolkit to flash image if don't want to fastboot erase and flash all the files.

 

[dcipher]

Why wouldn't you also just fastboot flash system at this point instead of doing the ota update?

I hate having to setup my accounts again - seems i always lose app settings, but don't have that problem when using OTA...

 

[thebrainkafka]

Cfar vor su2.27? Which one is the Better choice?

 

[Zaldi00]

Hello, how to root and unencripted the "R" build? Is supersu 2.27 unencrioted?

 

[thebrainkafka]

Coming from R and CFAR.
Fastboot the R Boot.IMG then flash su2.27 in twrp.
Roooooot

THX chainfire

 

[fhem]

Cfar vor su2.27? Which one is the Better choice?

2.27 - no kernel patch required

 

[tyvar1]

So fastboot TWRP and then flash SU 2.27?

 

[jd1639]

So fastboot TWRP and then flash SU 2.27?

Yep, works fine

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