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[Verizon] [rom]jbsourcery v5.4-lte[06/07/13] jb4.2.2 The Final Call

FYI... to the poster Who said about using titanium to restore WiFi points... Google will restore them when u auto restore... I never have to redo WiFi passwords or relearn networks I use between flashes

That's what I was expecting too, but in my case, it never ever does that. It will ask me for my WiFi Password, and once I enter that, it will restore all my apps from the play store, but it always asks for my WiFi password.

No biggie - I know my WiFi Password. It is the part about setting up my gmail (and other Google apps accounts) - all of which have two factor authentication installed, and the authenticator app is not available since my phone is 'newly flashed'.

I end up going to my desktop, and generating an application specific password for each of my accounts, and using that to log in, and then, scanning my QR code for the authenticator - but wish there was an easier way of doing this. (wonder if Titanium Backup will do that if I restored app data for my gmail account - haven't tried it yet because of the warning on Sorcery to not restore from Titanium Backup)
 
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FYI... to the poster Who said about using titanium to restore WiFi points... Google will restore them when u auto restore... I never have to redo WiFi passwords or relearn networks I use between flashes

How do you let Google auto restore apps and data?

If I clean install I always have to reinstall apps one at a time and reconnect manually to WiFi.
 
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I end up going to my desktop, and generating an application specific password for each of my accounts, and using that to log in, and then, scanning my QR code for the authenticator - but wish there was an easier way of doing this. (wonder if Titanium Backup will do that if I restored app data for my gmail account - haven't tried it yet because of the warning on Sorcery to not restore from Titanium Backup)


I restore the Authenticator App's data after each clean install... and all is fine. I have too many accounts tied to that app to manually set it up each time. I haven't had any issues doing this.

YMMV...
 
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How do you let Google auto restore apps and data?

If I clean install I always have to reinstall apps one at a time and reconnect manually to WiFi.

No data..just restores apps, WiFi info, gmail SIG, etc. If I am home it prompts me for WiFi password because u need a data connection to restore in the first place. If u skip WiFi at the start and let mob data restore your Google info, WiFi networks and password will be restored too.
 
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I restore the Authenticator App's data after each clean install... and all is fine. I have too many accounts tied to that app to manually set it up each time.
Thanks - How about the actual gmail accounts? Does restoring the data work for that too? Or do you have to enter the one time use password each time?


If u skip WiFi at the start and let mob data restore your Google info, WiFi networks and password will be restored too.

That makes perfect sense! Thanks :)
 
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Thanks - How about the actual gmail accounts? Does restoring the data work for that too? Or do you have to enter the one time use password each time?:)

Since I use to be more of a crack-flasher, I have since forwarded all my gmail accounts to one main account. So when I flash, I just enter in the main email account and I get all of the mail for all the other accounts there. I got sick of setting up multiple email accounts after each flash.
 
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The problem described in a few screen shots.
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These are the radios I've been running since a week after they were released.
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I would officially like to throw my name in the hat of people who had issues with Sourcery + new radios. Frozen screens, dropped calls, random reboots...all gone since reverting the 4.1.1 radios. Haven't changed anything else. Nuthin. And I went from pulling out hair back to old glory.
Couldn't agree more. Just my luck, I guess.
 
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Still want to know about flashing cwm. Anyone?

Using Rom Manager is probably the easiest way to flash cwm to this phone. The top option in the main menu will allow you to flash cwm. If anyone happened to find this post using search, this advice is only for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Flashing cwm using rom manager will hard brick many other Samsungs. Fortunately, we are exempt from this fear. Sorry about the disclaimer, its the worry wart mod in me. :eek:
 
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I am actually having pretty good success with the radios. I have had the best reception since I have had the phone. I'm in a 4G heavy area but my house is in a deadzone for 3G even. I'm lucky to get 2 bars of 3G at home, but since 5.1, I have been getting 3 or 4 bars of 4G.

I am using inverted maximus gapps and I'm having a problem with Google Music. If I close the app then reopen later, it will not pick up where it left off.

I think I'm going to try switching to cwm and installing the regular gapps.
 
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No data..just restores apps, WiFi info, gmail SIG, etc. If I am home it prompts me for WiFi password because u need a data connection to restore in the first place. If u skip WiFi at the start and let mob data restore your Google info, WiFi networks and password will be restored too.

Is there a way to allow Google to reinstall all apps without doing this one at a time?

That is my current method install/accept then repeat 120 more times....
 
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Jackburnt, I can suggest that you nandroid 5.1 and flash 5.1.3. Explore and find out what's new (!) and if you don't like it, wipe the phone and restore the nandroid. No love lost :)

EDIT: Not sure what happened, but now my speech-to-text works in 5.1.3. Happy now :D

EDIT 2:

Hey Developers: my son has the red JBS theme flashed, but wanted to go back to JBS 5.1 stock. It downloaded, we went into Recovery, nandroided, flashed the stock zip, IT LOST ROOT! Fixed root, and it rebooted, only to find that everything is still red.

Any hints?
 
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Jackburnt, I can suggest that you nandroid 5.1 and flash 5.1.3. Explore and find out what's new (!) and if you don't like it, wipe the phone and restore the nandroid. No love lost :)

EDIT: Not sure what happened, but now my speech-to-text works in 5.1.3. Happy now :D

EDIT 2:

Hey Developers: my son has the red JBS theme flashed, but wanted to go back to JBS 5.1 stock. It downloaded, we went into Recovery, nandroided, flashed the stock zip, IT LOST ROOT! Fixed root, and it rebooted, only to find that everything is still red.

Any hints?
what red theme did he install? wasnt aware we had one :)
 
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