Hello everyone, I would like to try CyanogenMod as I am not happy with the stock rom from LG. There is just too many bugs and I am sick and tired of waiting for some current android releases.
Anyway, I have a rooted phone with 2.2.2 stock rom on it. And I only use Linux (Ubuntu 11.10 currently). Which means I don't have access to a Windows machine. Can anyone share some information on how to flash the phone from a Linux OS as NVFlash is a windows tool?
Would really appreciate your help!
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Flashing LG Optimus 2X from Ubuntu Linux
Started by ninom, Oct 27 2011 12:28 PM
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DrHappyAngry
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Posted 03 November 2011 - 02:25 PM
You can find nvflash for linux here http://rootzwiki.com...-linux-nvflash/
It worked for me under Ubuntu 11.04, but that was back in May, and I'm sure it's been updated since then.
Just to warn you. I got absolutely no feedback from the OS that the phone was connected when I plugged it in with no battery and held vol up/down. I didn't see anything in dmesg at all, but it was connected and the script worked.
It worked for me under Ubuntu 11.04, but that was back in May, and I'm sure it's been updated since then.
Just to warn you. I got absolutely no feedback from the OS that the phone was connected when I plugged it in with no battery and held vol up/down. I didn't see anything in dmesg at all, but it was connected and the script worked.
