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Joe haldemanthe forever warreupload epub mobi file online. UPDATE `NEXUS 5 ` SET `VERSION ` = '5.1.1 ', `BUILD ` = 'LMY48B ', `RECOVERY ` = 'CUSTOM ', `ROOTED ` = 1 WHERE `VERSION ` = '5.1.0 ' && `BUILD ` IN ( 'LMY47D ', 'LMY47I ') && `RECOVERY ` = 'CUSTOM ' && `ROOTED ` = 1 && `WANNA_KEEP_USERDATA ` = 1; A manual OTA for rooted hammerheads, quasi. When you tampered with the Android system, you can't install OTAs; installation fails. Sometimes it's enough to flash the stock recovery to use adb sideload update.zip, but often, especially when you tampered a lot, this also fails. Even after unrooting and flashing stock boot, recovery and cache it can fail.

Nov 9, 2017 - to discover that you could buy a 1TB flash drive for less than a tenner. That's middle-of-the-road for a USB 2.0 device, where the fastest. The hard drive failed, because all the code will still refer to the C: drive. But WinPE has been superseded by WinRE (Windows Recovery Environment).

So one might ask whether the only way is to do a clean install using the latest factory image instead. For those who ask themselves this question: Before you do so, take a minute and read on. This document describes how I successfully updated my Nexus 5 from stock Android 5.1.0 (LMY47D/LMY47I) with TWRP and root with SuperSU to Android 5.1.1 (LMY48B) with TWRP 2.8.7.1 and root with SuperSU v2.6.4 - without loosing user data. NOTE: The steps outlined in this document assume the Android SDK to be installed on your PC and the adb, fastboot and android.[bat sh] to be in your PATH variable! Oh, and if it burns down your house, it's not my fault. Proceed at own risk.

Download & prepare files • Download the OTA zip, for your current build version(!), from Google's servers to your PC. • OTA for LMY47D: signed-hammerhead-LMY48B-from-LMY47D-restricted-radio.zip • OTA for LMY47I: signed-hammerhead-LMY48B-from-LMY47I-restricted-radio.zip • Rename the downloaded zip to 'update.zip' (without the quotes (and if you're on windows and known file extension are hidden, make sure you not end up with update.zip.zip)). • To the same folder, download the latest SuperSU flashable zip.

- UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.46.zip • To the same folder, download the latest TWRP recovery image for hammerhead. - twrp-2.8.7.1-hammerhead.img • To the same folder, download the 5.1.0 factory image tgz archive of your current version from Google's servers. • LMY47D: - hammerhead-lmy47d-factory-6c1ad81e.tgz • LMY47I: - hammerhead-lmy47i-factory-df127988.tgz • From the 5.1.0 tgz archive extract the recovery.img, boot.img and system.img files to the same directory where your downloads are located. ( Tip: With 7zip, for example, you can 'internally' open the archives within the archive and extract just the files you need. The same is possible with command line tools, of course.) The directory structure should look like this now:.

Boot.img twrp-2.8.7.1-hammerhead.img recovery.img system.img update.zip UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.46.zip Time for the command line. Open a terminal on your PC and cd into the directory where your downloaded files are located. Now go on by running the commands in the terminal as follows (type only those lines prefixed with '> ', but without actually typing the '> '!). Update platform tools. # On Windows: > android.bat update sdk -u -t platform-tools,tools # On Linux/Mac: $ android.sh update sdk -u -t platform-tools,tools You may need to accept a license agreement. Type 'y' and hit enter. Do you accept the license 'android-sdk-license-5be876d5' [y/n]: y Installing Archives: Preparing to install archives Downloading Android SDK Tools, revision 24.3.3 Installing Android SDK Tools, revision 24.3.3 Unzipping Android SDK Tools, revision 24.3.3 (99%) Installed Android SDK Tools, revision 24.3.3 99%) Downloading Android SDK Platform-tools, revision 22 Installing Android SDK Platform-tools, revision 22 Unzipping Android SDK Platform-tools, revision 22 (99%) Stopping ADB server succeeded.

Installed Android SDK Platform-tools, revision 22 99%) Stopping ADB server succeeded. Starting ADB server succeeded. 2 packages installed. # On Windows: > android.bat update adb # On Linux/Mac: $ android.sh update adb If adb was updated, command line will ask you to restart it. Adb has been updated. You must restart adb with the following commands adb kill-server adb start-server -- Now, we're finally ready to go.