OTA update pushed to my stock non-rooted virgin nex 6 around 5 ish pacific. Sprint user, Los Angeles.
D or E?
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OTA update pushed to my stock non-rooted virgin nex 6 around 5 ish pacific. Sprint user, Los Angeles.
though it will make future OTAs more complicated (since there will need to be separate OTAs for devices on LMY47D and LMY47E). It'll be interesting to see how that plays out.
What build was it? LMY47E? or LMY47D?OTA update pushed to my stock non-rooted virgin nex 6 around 5 ish pacific. Sprint user, Los Angeles.
Yeah - the Nexus images are for all (corresponding) Nexus devices. In the US, Sprint and Verizon both support Nexus 6, and are CDMA networks. So, they have some provisioning code that is apparently needed on the system partition. So, Google has embedded that code in the factory images itself. (GSM carriers don't need that). All Nexus 6 devices that run the stock images will have this code (specific to Sprint/Verizon) in it. That is just to make the factory images universal for all Nexus 6 devices.Hello,
Will all Nexus 6 software updates be via Google, and be the same for all devices irrespective of origin? For example, will a T-Mobile-purchased Nexus 6's updates be identical to one purchased through Verizon, and receive Verizon-specific updates (such as "Advanced Calling 1.0")?
Thanks!
Yeah, and I'm always at the 2 week mark...It usually takes two weeks for it to push out to everybody. I've long since abandoned OTA's for factory images.
Anyone with an AT&T version get the OTA yet? I has not, and I am a skurred to sideload, I ain't nerr done that thur stuff b'fur.
I have seen the factory images, just unsure of the process (yea I have read through and know the A to B to C of it) but since I am inexperienced with it I am hesitant
I figure always safer to wait on the OTA.
The truth is, it's really next to impossible to truly brick a Nexus following the directions.
It really is hard to brick a Nexus while flashing stock factory images (CM12 caused some recent issues, so I added the "while flashing stock factory images" clause).I have seen the factory images, just unsure of the process (yea I have read through and know the A to B to C of it) but since I am inexperienced with it I am hesitant. I figure always safer to wait on the OTA.
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