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CM on a Nexus 7 (2012)

  • 24-09-2014 9:20am
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    Patww79 wrote: »
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    It's very easy to do:

    First thing you will need to do is unlock the bootloader, done with a simple ADB command. Here's the full guide.

    http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Install_CM_for_grouper

    The CM Install is also compatible with it, much easier to do - http://beta.download.cyanogenmod.org/install


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    Patww79 wrote: »
    Set up the old desktop PC earlier and did it with the second method. If I'd knew it was so easy I'd have done it ages ago. Can the Nexus 4 be done the same way?
    It certainly can. The less mainstream phones require a few commands and manual downloads but its quiet interesting and just as easy.


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    Patww79 wrote: »
    Good option so. It's been lying around for months but I've just threw a new battery into it and might be handy as a travel phone. I'll wait and see is it getting Android L first, as I'd like to see what that's like too and LG are usually done behind so I may never see it on my G2.
    The Nexus 4 is definitely getting L, read confirmation of it today and Google employees are testing it. Even if it wasn't receiving L officially, CyanogenMod would release an L build for it.

    http://www.techtimes.com/articles/16155/20140924/google-employees-tests-android-l-on-nexus-4.htm


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    I have a Nexus 7 2012 too and I was planning on moving to CM but I cannot get my laptop to recognise the Nexus-- when I insert a cable, nothing happens. Anyone else have this issue and how did they get around it? I have used the tool to install CM on a Galaxy S3 but it's just this one step stopping me from moving the tablet over.


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