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29th April 2016, 07:00 PM |#11  
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Originally Posted by koegs

This is Cyanogen Mod, not Cyanogen OS.

Has any flashed this to confirm exactly what it is

*edit* I'll confirm myself.. this is the real incremental to 6.0.1 'Mod ready' COS 13

To my surprise...it runs pretty well
 
 
29th April 2016, 10:37 PM |#12  
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Has any flashed this to confirm exactly what it is
*edit* I'll confirm myself.. this is the real incremental to 6.0.1 'Mod ready' COS 13
To my surprise...it runs pretty well

updater-script says
Source 5.1.1 LMY48Y/YOG7DAS2FI
Target 6.0.1 MMB29V/ZNH0EAS25I
30th April 2016, 10:16 AM |#13  
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Originally Posted by ReneX10

Has any flashed this to confirm exactly what it is

*edit* I'll confirm myself.. this is the real incremental to 6.0.1 'Mod ready' COS 13

To my surprise...it runs pretty well

1. update package was verified without problems
2. installed without problems
3. won't boot... can't even get into recovery
30th April 2016, 10:22 AM |#14  
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Originally Posted by InFlames0r

1. update package was verified without problems
2. installed without problems
3. won't boot... can't even get into recovery

Mine was a clean stock 12.1 install first, then update applied from recovery to 13

Mine is working just fine, no problems to report at all..... hrmm so, I wonder what's different

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30th April 2016, 11:26 AM |#15  
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Me too that's exactly what I did load 12.1 by fastboot to ensure everything is overwritten
note super su stock dosn't work but the beta does
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30th April 2016, 12:45 PM |#16  
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I'm I noob here and I don't understand what everybody's talking about here. From my understanding, a flashable COS13 zip is out in the open and works? How should I go about flashing it if I want to keep TWRP recovery? Do I have to do a clean install?
30th April 2016, 06:20 PM |#17  
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I'm I noob here and I don't understand what everybody's talking about here. From my understanding, a flashable COS13 zip is out in the open and works? How should I go about flashing it if I want to keep TWRP recovery? Do I have to do a clean install?

as far as I am aware there is NO COS 13 zip for the crackling, only this incremental update (ie an update from 12.1, so that needs to be installed as a base first and then the update flashed from recovery)

There is CM 13, both snapshots and nightlies that an be flashed from TWRP as ZIPs

TWRP an be flashed from fastboot whenever you like, so that shouldn't cause you any major concerns
30th April 2016, 06:32 PM |#18  
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Originally Posted by ReneX10

as far as I am aware there is NO COS 13 zip for the crackling, only this incremental update (ie an update from 12.1, so that needs to be installed as a base first and then the update flashed from recovery)

There is CM 13, both snapshots and nightlies that an be flashed from TWRP as ZIPs

TWRP an be flashed from fastboot whenever you like, so that shouldn't cause you any major concerns

I have the stock rom already (COS 12.1), so does that mean I'm good if I flash it then?
30th April 2016, 06:39 PM |#19  
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I have the stock rom already (COS 12.1), so does that mean I'm good if I flash it then?

Personally I would ensure I have backed up, but in theory ..Yes, though if it were me.. I would, backup, wipe, flash stock recovery, update

I am afraid I can't answer fully, as I always flash clean...soz
30th April 2016, 06:44 PM |#20  
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Personally I would ensure I have backed up, but in theory ..Yes, though if it were me.. I would, backup, wipe, flash stock recovery, update

I am afraid I can't answer fully, as I always flash clean...soz

Ok. Well, if I backup beforehand then I should be fine if anything goes wrong. One last question though, do I need stock recovery in order to flash the zip?
30th April 2016, 06:47 PM |#21  
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Ok. Well, if I backup beforehand then I should be fine if anything goes wrong. One last question though, do I need stock recovery in order to flash the zip?


I did use stock recovery then TWRP back on, I haven't tested

Pretty sure you can't
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