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Showing posts with label custom rom. Show all posts
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Friday, 19 August 2016

Samsung Galaxy Fame S6810 cutom recovery (cwr)

finally found this file which can install on galaxy fame S6810 model as custom recovery file is in tar format so you can easy flash it using odin, file consist of tar and odin so extract it and flash it via odin easily, those who say after flash it wont show on recovery mode i have same problem before but after flashing this it fix it really works so you can now flash it without using terminal or etc its very easy just open odin click pda select recovery.tar, put you phone in downloading mode by power off, press vol down + menu and power at same time, then vol up to continue it work on original device for MTK china user dont try... best of luck Download Package

Thursday, 16 June 2016

Qmobile A900 lollipop

Instructions:
Download NeatLollipopRom.zip file from any of above link. Elife E3 users also have to download the E3 Patch zip file.
Transfer both rom.zip and patch.zip files to your phone’s sdcard.
Switch off your phone and boot into cwm or twrp or any custom recovery.
It is recommended to take nandroid backup before trying ROM.
Select “wipe data/factory reset” and under advanced, select “wipe dalvik cache”.
Now select “choose zip from sdcard” and flash rom.zip file. If you are an Elife E3 user then you have to flash E3 patch zip file also with the Rom.
Now wait for it to complete and on completion, just select “reboot system now” option to reboot.
Now after the complete boot-up, update xposed framework and activate the Flat UI bar module in xposed menu.
Now again reboot and after the boot-up its done 
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Tuesday, 24 December 2013

Easy step guide to install the new CyanogenMod CM 11 Nightlies on your Nexus 7 2013 Wi Fi tablet

No techie in their right mind likes the default Android interface provided by Google.  The Nexus 7 2013 is a fabulous piece of engineering but to master its full potential, you need to root the tablet.  CyanogenMod CM 11 Nightly for Android 4.4.2 KITKAT has been released and is pretty stable version.  So if you are really into rooting your Nexus 7 2013 and installing the best CM there is on it, read on.
Easy step guide to install the new CyanogenMod CM 11 Nightlies on your Nexus 7 2013 Wi Fi tablet

First and foremost you have to root your Nexus 7 2013 and it is a very easy process.  To root it you should download this two files

1. TWRP Image if you want earlier TWRP images visit this site

2. SuperSU (This is the latest one kindly visit this page to read more)  

Now that you have downloaded the above two files, you should back up your Nexus 7 2013 before you embark on any adventure. Back up your contacts using your Gmail account, back up your SMS, images, songs, settings etc.  Also ensure that your Nexus 7 2013 is fully charged up before you begin this process.

Next head over to the Settings Menu in your Tablet to enable USB debugging. 
“Settings > Applications > Development > USB debugging”
Once you have enabled the USB debugging proceed as under. 

Copy the TWRP image into the fastboot folder, and the SuperSU into the device’s internal memory, then turn off your device.

Boot your Nexus 7 into Fastboot Mode by pressing and holding Volume Down and Power keys together until some text appears on screen.

Connect your device to your PC and open a command prompt in the fastboot folder (hold Shift and Right-click on desktop and then choose Open Command Prompt).

Type : fastboot flash openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.1-flo.img (or change the image name to whatever image you may use)

Once the command is executed, choose RECOVERY from Fastboot menu and enter Recovery Mode.

From there choose Flash Zip from SD card, and choose the SuperSU zip file that you had copied into the memory earlier.

Once the process is done, select go back, and then “reboot system now”.

Once the device reboots, congratulations, you have rooted your Nexus 7 2013. In case you get stuck in the process just long press the power button and follow the process again.

Now that you have rooted your Nexus 7 2013, you can install the CyanogenMod CM 11 Nightly very easily.  To do so you have to download this two files :

1. Nightly Custom ROM (This is the latest one, you can download the older one if you wish from this page but the latest the merrier)


Once you have downloaded the above two files, lets proceed with putting the CM11 Android 4.4.2 Nightly on your Nexus 7 2013.

Connect the tablet to your computer. Move both zip files to the tablets internal storage. After the files are copied, disconnect your tablet from your computer. Don’t unzip any of the files.

Power off the tablet.

Boot your 2013 Nexus 7 into recovery mode. Make sure that you are using the most recent version of your preferred custom recovery so that it will be able to flash Android 4.4 ROMs.

To be safe, create a NANDROID backup. Just tap on Backup and swipe to confirm the process. (Those using ClockWorkMod recovery can tap ‘backup and restore’, name your file, and save it)

Factory reset your tablet. For TWRP: press Wipe, then swipe to confirm. For CWM: select ‘wipe data/ factory reset’, confirm.

Install the CM11 Nightly ROM. If you have used the TWRP as I have said above, you need to press Install, browse and go to the CM Nightly Zip File you have saved in the internal storage and then swipe to confirm installation.  Those using CWM to root their tablets : tap ‘install zip from sdcard’, then ‘choose zip from sdcard’ and navigate to the CM 11 Nightly zip file. Confirm to install.

Install the Gapps zip after the new ROM is installed. Like above TWRP: press Install, find Gapps zip, confirm the process; CWM: select ‘choose zip from sdcard’ once again, find the Gapps file and confirm the process.

When both files are installed, come back to the main recovery screen and reboot your tablet (TWRP: press Reboot, then System/
CWM: select ‘reboot system now’)

Congratulations, you now have the CyanogenMods CM 11 on your Nexus 7 2013. You can now use the Nexus 7 2013 to install your choicest Apps, launchers, themes and other goodies.

Disclaimer : Rooting voids warranty and may brick your Nexus 7 2013, the above information is given for educational purpose only.  comboupdates will not be responsible for any mishap that occur.

Saturday, 30 November 2013

How to Install Custom ROMS on Nexus 5!

Check Out The Video Below!

Note: You must have ClockworkMod Recovery or TWRP installed on your Nexus 5, if you don't follow this rooting guide.

Getting your device rooted and having the ability to install custom ROMS to your Nexus 5 gives you a huge amount of freedom to what you can do to your phone! Installing custom ROMS allows you to be on the latest Android version much faster than waiting for an OTA update also there are tons of mods you can add to your phone! 

Mods that make your phone faster, improve battery life, and even give you a better software experience. Some of these mods are so good that Google sometimes put similar mods into official Android versions! 

Also with installing custom ROMS you get to experience some of most popular available ROMS like Paranoid Android, CyanogenMod, and AOKP! 

Follow the guide below to install custom ROMS on a Nexus 5! 

Note: All data will be wiped, make sure you backup anything important!

Best places to download Nexus 5 custom ROMS: 
XDA - Android Development 
XDA - Original Development

Install Custom ROMS using TWRP: 
1. Download a Nexus 5 custom ROM to your phone. Links above for best place to download custom ROMS for Nexus 5.

2. Enter into Bootloader Mode. Power off your phone, press the volume up, volume down, and power button all at the same time. When your phone vibrates let go of the power button, but keep holding onto the volume up and down buttons. 

3. You should now see a green start screen. Press the volume up 2x and press the power button to enter into "Recovery" mode. 

4. Select "Backup" and slide to your finger to backup everything. This will create a backup file that you can later restore just in case if you get stuck in a bootloop or want to go back to your older ROM.

4. Go back, select "Wipe", and slide your finger to confirm. Note: "Wipe" will remove all user data! 

5. Once complete go back and choose "Install". 

6. Locate where you downloaded the ROM, if you downloaded the ROM directly to your phone it will be in the "Download" folder. 

7. Select the ROM and then slide your finger to install it. (Installation will take about 5 minutes) 

8. Once complete select "reboot system" and your phone will now boot up into your new custom ROM. (Boot up will take around 5-7 minutes)

Install Custom ROMS using ClockworkMod: 

1. Download a Nexus 5 custom ROM to your phone. Links above for best place to download custom ROMS for Nexus 5.


2. Enter into Bootloader Mode. Power off your phone, press the volume up, volume down, and power button all at the same time. When your phone vibrates let go of the power button, but keep holding onto the volume up and down buttons. 

3. You should now see a green start screen. Press the volume up 2x and press the power button to enter into "Recovery" mode. 

4. Select "backup and restore" > "backup" and select "yes". This will create a backup of all your data on your phone so you can restore this if you get stuck in a bootloop or want to remove the current ROM your on.

5. Navigate to "Wipe Data/Factory Reset" and select "yes".

6. Go to "Wipe cache partition" and select "yes". 

7. Go into "advanced" and select "wipe dalvik cache" and choose "yes". 

8. Choose "+++++Go Back+++++". 

9. Select "Install zip from sd card" then "choose zip from sd card" and finally "0/" folder. 

10.  Locate the ROM and install the ROM, it will take about 2-5 minutes.

11. Now choose "+++++Go Back+++++" and "Reboot System Now". 

12. Wait for your phone to boot up, which will take about 5 minutes and start using your custom ROM!

FAQ:
Q: My phone is stuck on the bootup screen for over 5 minutes after installing a custom ROM. 
A: If your on TWRP repeat step 12 and if your on ClockworkMod repeat steps 5-7. 

Q: After installing the ROM I don't have apps like Play Store or Gmail installed.
A: Some ROMS require you to install Gapps (Google Apps) after the ROM, go back to the place where you downloaded the ROM and check.
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