It used to be called the Galaxy Nexus Root toolkit, but with version 1.5, it’s now called the Nexus Root Toolkit because it supports all Nexus devices, including the Nexus 7. WugFresh is famous for giving us the quick and easy way to unlock and root the Galaxy Nexus as well as flash it back to stock and re-lock it.
Hey guys, I need urgent help here. So i flashed to Paranoid Rom 2.0 rom the other day and I reset my Nexus 7 and since then, it just got stuck at the Paranoid bootup logo and refuse to start. I tried to flash it back to Stock image but there were errors. Now it's only able to detect Fastboot mode and not ADB.
Hi all,
Since I'm new to this forum I was not allowed to post on the developers threat, so I made a new one hoping some one could help me.
My new nexus 7 arived a few days ago and I had rooted it using the Nexus root Toolkit 1.5.4.
So I used the Nexus Root Toolkit to flash stock and unroot it, but after using it, I got stuck at the bootloader screen. So I pushed the start button to reboot, and my nexus 7 is still rooted. Help plz?
Earlier today we told you that a lucky XDA member received a Jelly Bean OTA update for the Verizon Galaxy Nexus. You can download the test build and install it yourself, but you have to go back to stock (build IMM76K) to make it happen.
I previously rooted my nexus 7. Now, probably because of the latest update, it does not appear to be rooted.
I originally rooted it with the "Nexus Root Toolkit v. 1.5.5 by WugFresh".
Hi, i have this problem:
Two Galaxy Nexus, one is mine one of my friend 4.1.1 Yakju Maguro both.
I make the procedure with GNex TOOLKIT 7.8.
Install Drivers
Unlock Bootloader
Root
Flash CWM Touch
Download TWRP 2.2.2.0 through site and flash with adb in bootloader.
All works fine! ( mine)
For my friend same procedure, but flashed TWRP Recovery instead CWM
Install BusyBox.
My nexus is unlocked and rooted. I'm using nexus root toolkit v1.6.2 and I have twrp on my nexus. I have tried updating through system settings by going to apps/google play services and cleaning the cache data, then going to "about tablet" and checking system update.
Hello,
I have a Galaxy Nexus GSM. I rooted it and unlocked the bootloader using Galaxy Nexus toolkit a while ago, and flashed the 4.1.1 stock ROM (Build number JRO03C). Yesterday i received a notification for a system update to 4.1.2. I hit download, phone rebooted into recovery, i chose to flash the rom and everything seemed fine, however i'm still on the older version 4.1.1.