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Root [1-21-13][ROM] CM10.1 for the evoLTE!!
- Thread starter Rxpert83
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syi
Android Enthusiast
No. When I try and download them.
syi
Android Enthusiast
I just downloaded an update for cm10 and made a backup. Tried installing and FAILURE TO INSTALL. tried dling again and moving to sd2. Same results. Tried using slightly older updates then the latest one, FAILURE TO INSTALL. tried wiping dalvik+cache. Still can't update. Does anyone know the problem?
In the other thread (why another?) you said that you were getting md5 failures. You're getting bad downloads, installs will fail.
Sure your sd card is ok?
Sure your sd card is ok?
CapThrowback
Android Expert
emerilnut
Member
Could it be a kernel thing? Where the stock kernel can't run CM10?
I had that problem installing CM10 and was stuck at the splash screen, but found that answer in the forums, and I changed the kernel using the directions found here:
http://androidforums.com/evo-4g-lte-all-things-root/606748-how-install-kernels-h-boot-1-15-a.html
I ended up going back to stock ROM just because I was pretty ill with all the "XXX stopped working" messages. I had to manually change back to the stock kernel before my TWRP backup of the stock ROM would work again.
DUH!!!! OK, after reading the OP's post again, I realize that they're not even getting that far. Yes, I think that taking the check mark out of "verify zips" will help you. But you might run into the problem I reference above if you don't manually flash the kernel.
I had that problem installing CM10 and was stuck at the splash screen, but found that answer in the forums, and I changed the kernel using the directions found here:
http://androidforums.com/evo-4g-lte-all-things-root/606748-how-install-kernels-h-boot-1-15-a.html
I ended up going back to stock ROM just because I was pretty ill with all the "XXX stopped working" messages. I had to manually change back to the stock kernel before my TWRP backup of the stock ROM would work again.
DUH!!!! OK, after reading the OP's post again, I realize that they're not even getting that far. Yes, I think that taking the check mark out of "verify zips" will help you. But you might run into the problem I reference above if you don't manually flash the kernel.
SaleenFiend
Android Enthusiast
This is a very common issue! I repeatedily faced this problem. Now I only download Roms on a solid WiFi connection or on my Desktop/Laptop
Ok, we're miscommunicating.
On your phone, go to the flash zip image with EStrongs File Explorer. Long press the file, choose properties. In the dialog that comes up, choose Show checksum. Check md5 and then calculate the checksum.
Compare to the value shown on the dev's download server where you got the rom.
This is what folks have meant when asking if the md5 of the download is correct.
I think that you mean transfer from the sd card, given that the md5 is checked once there.
Rxpert83
Dr. Feelgood
I think that you mean transfer from the sd card, given that the md5 is checked once there.
I sometimes check it on my PC and then check once its on the SD card, but I suppose you're right
I sometimes check it on my PC and then check once its on the SD card, but I suppose you're right
Ah, makes sense.
Yeah, I was referring to my comment of just checking it on the phone.
I've gotten in the habit of direct downloads to my phone, that's the difference.
CapThrowback
Android Expert
SaleenFiend
Android Enthusiast
Rxpert83
Dr. Feelgood
OstrichSaK
Android Expert
So, just to clarify, the items we were discussing earlier that were still broken or not working properly have all been addressed in this version? Like I can finally flash CM10?
