The first Android 5.0 Lollipop factory images for the Nexus 5, 7 and 10 became available yesterday, allowing owners of those devices to manually update to the latest version of Android. If you're looking for a slightly easier way to sidestep the waiting process and get Lollipop on your Nexus right now, we've got the first details of over-the-air update (OTA) packages starting to trickle out. At the time of writing we've got OTAs for the Nexus 5 and Nexus 10, as well as an OTA bringing the Nexus 9 up to the latest LRX21Q build.
Head past the break for the links, and to find out how to use them!
Lollipop OTA update links
Nexus 5 Android 5.0 Lollipop OTA link
Nexus 4 Android 5.0 Lollipop OTA link
Nexus 10 Android 5.0 Lollipop OTA link
Nexus 9 OTA link
Nexus 7 Android 5.0 Lollipop OTA links
Thanks to everyone who sent links in! We'll continue to update this post with fresh OTA links as they become available.
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Update your Nexus to Lollipop using OTA packages
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As above blogger says AVOID Lollipop for Nexus 7 2012. Has turned mine into an expensive drink coaster. 20-30 sec lag on button presses, runs dead slow and then finally freezes and I have to resort to 11 sec off button reboot procedure. If a new update doesn't arrive soon will be tossing it and getting an IPad mini (really want to shoot myself for that thought). Google you are a continuing mess up!! Not happy Jan!
DON'T DO IT!!! LolliCrap 5.01 and 5.02 OTA has made my 2012 Nexus 7 8GB virtually a BRICK. It is now totally unstable, when it does run before freezing up it is SLOOOOOOOOOW and Balks on major apps and even Chrome Browser!! I also have a 2012 32GB N7 and I fully intend to ROOT IT so I will not be pushed to download and install the OTA LolliCrap 5.01 and 5.02 and I'm going to revert my 8GB BACK TO KitKat 4.4.4 which ran flawlessly! I am so Pissed at Google for releasing this POS update just so they can promote their damn "wearables" .... which is the one and only reason for 5.0x! DON'T DO IT!! Stay with KitKat and pass the word!
Hey all,
Need an advise here.
I just bought nexus 5 with a carrier. There is kitkat running in it. Should I wait for lollipop OTA pacakge to pop up ??
Please, listen to ME! I thought would be one of the lucky few, who got to be able to use the new Android lollipop, with no issues. I was wrong, and you will be wrong too. As soon as I started using the new edition, my tablet got so hot I could barely hold it. YouTube, and, mix player refused to play video .no matter what I did my tablet got red hot. Lollipop is awesome , but right now your Nexus 7 2013 cannot hold it. Please wait till an update, please do not ruin everything you have like I did. My name is Joshua Swinney , and I beg of you, please do not waste your time, please do not lose everything you have to upgrade to this garbage.
How to install ota manually in my nexus 4 without root pleas tell me
Send video link .. Plzzz
How to install ota manually in my nexus 4 without root please tell me
Thanks
I've received the ota package from Google. Mine is rooted and i have TWRP (teamwin) installed and when i go into recovery mode i see an install option as well as restore, backup, reboot etc. Is this install the one you are referring to?
If I download the nexus 5 link do I have to use my computer...?
Maybe this helps someone:
I wanted to update my Nexus 7 (2013) manually, becuase I couldn't wait any longer. I followed the instructions on this site for: "How to manually update your Nexus". When I was at the step to go into recovery mode I might have been to slow or didn't push the right buttons, nevertheless my Nexus booted normally, since I made a factory reset in the process I had to enable usb debugging again, so I went through the process of first-start of a android device. When the start screen finally came I noticed a system message, saying a system update is waiting for me. Guess what, it was Android 5 Lollipop. So if you don't mind to factory reset you might give it a try, if nothing happens you still can go on with the manual update process.
So now, let's see what all the fuzz is about... :)
Is the real OTA update ever going to actually come for the WiFi 2012 N7. This thing is almost useless since 4.4.4 and I'm really hoping 5.0 will help. I have a Mac book and don't know if I can do this manual update with it.
Need some advice, I've sideloaded my Nexus 7 2012 Wifi device (after some tweaking of my windows 8.1 computer) and all seems well, there's a little lag, it's slower than what was advertised and I'd go as far as to say slower than kitkat to a point. The animations are nice but the google now is slow to take up. That's not my quip though... I thought the apps menu was meant to be with a white background... mine is kitkatafied!?
Still no factory image for 2012 N7 3G model.
Hey guys I have a nexus 5 and I unlocked the boot loader ....will I get the android lollipop update on my phone directly
I tried to update my N7 2012. Reached upto sideloading stage. But then it says "device not found".
Am I missing some step?
Anybody else faced this?
will this work using a Chromebook? only computer i have.
Hopfully out by monday
Yeah, who knows ... I know it better grace my phone by Mon... I got a battle with an iOS hobbit that needs to learn his place...lol
How much longer will it take for me to get lollipop nexus 5 Canada?
I always get a path too long error when extracting ADT. I guess I'll just wait it out.
The booting animation went on for nearly 15 minutes which felt like an eternity. Thanks AC finally sidelined lollipop
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Myself also wen will my ota come to my nexus 7
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Downloading. We'll see.
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Hi, I would like to know when will lollipop OTA update will appear in Pakistan for nexus 7 2nd gen
Piece of cake, I love Android Central. Great for the impatient! (like me)
Wow I'm liking the new face unlock system much better and much faster
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I am from Chennai
When will i get my Android L Update in Nexus 5 ?
Wanted to add that MX player is incompatible with Android 5. Had to uninstall it.
I had my device nexus 5 upgraded yesterday night via OTA, I feel that my battery life has been degraded. The UI is super smooth. I really like the notification panel and the guest user options.
This is worse than clickbait sites, because at least they have something to gain from people visiting their sites. WTF did I just read? This isnt an "OTA" update. Its a side loader flash install that you have to use a computer to execute.
This article is meant to mislead the less knowledgeable. Change the title.
I have a weird issue going on. I reset the recovery back to stock (and that may be where the issue lies) and when I try to sideload the image it says that it expects 4.4.4 (KTU84P) and that it finds 4.4.2 (KOT...). Is there a different recovery for 4.4.4 versus 4.4.2? If not, how can I get this to update?
I imagine that if I cannot sideload the image then the OTA won't work either.
Yep! That was the issue. It seems to be installing OK now.
Did you manage to resolve this issue? I'm getting the same error when trying to install via sideload..
Same here, how do you fix this?
Got lollipop on N5 and man it's sweet and got it on N7 (2013) also I understand why google does it there way and not like apple because if there a bug it doesn't go wide spread to everyone so Google does it in batches make sure it working right before it hits a widespread of devices basically so they don't get what just happens to apple I think it was iOS 8.1 update that broke a lot of simple things like even though it probably was a simple fix apple still has to do there thing and fix and send out a new update which could take a day or week and I'm sure some people weren't happy without cellular service while they waited for another update
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Took me a while but i figured it out! Woot! Runnin that Lollipop!
Anybody else with Nexus 5 getting a status 7 error?
Apple still has Google beat when it comes to updates.. because I believe all iPhones get updates at the same time rather than manufacturer to carrier to consumer like android. that process takes months, sometimes a whole YEAR.
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You can't compare apple to android. That's comparing a few phones to hundreds of phones. Faster updates would be nicer though.
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Sideloading from linux as I post, so far so smooth
Just received OTA for N7 2012 here in UK - hopefully it's a rollout across all areas equally quickly.
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Sideloaded from a Ubuntu server machine. Instructions were impeccable. I've used ADB in the past and rooted & flashed phones, but I have not done so with my N5 and I didn't want to now given that a factory reset would be involved. Sideloading was a GREAT alternative that I didn't even realize existed until now. Doesn't require unlock or root. Very cool. Thanks
Boot is very nice now. I like the keyboard to.
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Done! Nexus 5 is rebooting. Nice boot up animation!
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Boo. Need that 2013 N7 LTE image!
If it goes like the other OTAs, it should hit around Christmas.
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Found this on XDA
http://android.clients.google.com/packages/ota/google_razor/5a0f7a47588c...
N7 2013 Wifi
Is this OTA for N7 2013 wifi
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sorry no idea ,/// i got update for nexus 5
When nexus 7?
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i got update in india check your phone and press like button
,mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Can I flash this from CWM? I tried, and I'm getting an error that tells me I have the wrong build currently installed. Even though I have 4.4.4 KTU84P, which is the one it says I need!
I'm about to try flashing the custom recovery before trying again, but if there is an easier solution that won't require me to get rid of CWM, I'd appreciate any advice.
If you want to flash a stock image like this, you have to have the stock recovery.
Thanks.
Finally got around to trying it. It worked! Thanks.
That first reboot after the update takes a pant wettingly long time, but you get to watch the new bootloader animation while you wait. Optimising the apps takes a while too - presumably because of ART. But 'my girl lollipop' is now running fine on my N5 here in the UK.
Just follow the instructions for *OTA update*, not stock, carefully and you'll be fine. On Linux its easiest if you become root first, but I believe only the adb server /needs/ to be running as root ('./adb devices' - starts this automatically so make sure you're root for that bit at least).
You do not/should not be running anything as root for adb and fastboot commands in Linux. It isn't necessary. If you find yourself having to do that, you've installed the SDK improperly.
Getting installation abort, fingerprint doesn't match. Anyone else?
Yup. Even though I know I have the right build installed. I don't know what the problem is for me, but I'm about to try flashing the stock recovery and trying again. Hopefully that will fix it
Flashing stock recovery worked.
I am not sure if I should manually update my Nexus 7 (2013) or wait.
Will the OTA work from the Developer Preview to final release?
No, you have to be running stock kitkat (4.4.4?) as well as stock recovery.
Will the developer preview get it's own OTA or should I just flash the system image?
The preview will not be updated, therefore you will need to flash the factory image. The exact same steps you used to flash the preview is used to flash the image so it shouldn't be too hard considering you've already done this before.
Yea. I was just curious as to whether I should wait or just apply the factory image. I can re-lock the bootloader after applying the factory image right?
Has anyone tried to update using those packages? That code in the filename is the MD5 checksum value?
Most of the people above are the exact ones that should not be flashing and a very good reason that the Nexus program should have stayed a developer device only.
I know you virtually cannot brick a nexus but still.... If you cannot do the research you should not do the flashing.
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I agree that if you cannot do the research you shouldn't be flashing anything.
OTA's are surely the easiest to flash, but still the clueless should just wait till they get their update notification it won't be that long.
It being a developer or not developer oriented device doesn't matter, I'm sure their are clueless people trying to figure out how to flash samsung OTA's without reading anything too.
The clueless ones are those who should have waited for the OTA.Its not Google's fault if they screw their devices
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I disagree. I think they should come on here, ask what to do, have someone give them half the steps, and then go to the forum and bitch about everything that Google broke.
That's already happening? Oh, carry on.
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Is there any way to manually update without using a desktop? I haven't touch a desktop in ages.
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+1
Giggitty
If you're confused about the difference between sideloading OTA updates or flashing factory images (both of which can be done without wiping your device), start here.
Updating your Nexus — everything you need to know
Hi Phil. Maybe add this "disclaimer" to the beginning of the article? Seems like this is something that should be front-and-center, since there are a lot of people watching this who have not done any of these things before. Just a thought :)
It's already a big giant link right there in the post. And down here in the comments.
I know it's there, but it's at the end of the article and obviously people aren't seeing it there, or they are seeing it but not understanding what it's for. It just seems like a lot of folks are seeing "Update to the OTA early!" and not understanding that they need to take some time to do some homework. My suggestion, and that's all it is, would be to copy/paste this comment right at the beginning of the article. Sort of as a way to tell newcomers "Hey, if you haven't done this before, you need to do some homework. This article is providing info for people who already know what they're doing."
Again, just a suggestion, coming from someone who still remembers what it was like to be new to this whole thing :) I know it still won't stop lazy people from being lazy. In any case, keep up the good work!
If someone is new to all of this, and instead of reading everything they just skim over it, they deserve whatever happens to their device.
It's called personal accountability.
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I wasn't even talking about "someone hurting their device". I was commenting in response to a large number of people here who saw the headline and the first paragraph and perhaps do not fully understand what it means to side-load the OTA. As I read it, everything about the headline and first few sentences make it sound like a person can just click-click their way to the 5.0 update, It is in fact easy if you are familiar with what is actually happening. As much as I enjoy this site, I find that most of the time, these sorts of articles are written first for the "experienced" folks, with a disclaimer for "newbies" at the end. That seems backwards to me in a way. Once upon a time, I had no freaking clue what any of this meant. If I were to come to AC for the first-time as a first-time Android user, I'd misinterpret a lot of these things, too. New != dumb. Inexperienced != lazy. I really was just suggesting something I thought might be helpful - to put a note at the top that says "If you are unfamiliar w/ manual/side-load/flash/etc updates, please visit this tutorial first. For those who know what you are doing, continue reading." I can see how some people might read the article and misunderstand what was happening here. If AC is a site for Android enthusiasts who already know what they are doing, lets call it such. If it's a place for everyone, and for newbies to get help and learn, then lets help them learn. Yeah we all recognize "laziness" on here from time to time, but that's not really what I've seen on this thread today. This seems more like confusion, which could be pretty easily remedied. If I'm way off base here, so be it, I'll shut up now.
People who are gonna click on that link will click on it no matter where it is. People who won't click on it won't no matter where it's put and people who screw things up (not saying you screw things up) are gonna blame everyone else no matter where they put the link. I have no opinion one way or the other where it should go - when I'm interested in an article i read the whole thing annexation - but i didn't think moving the link will help.
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At the end of the article there is this: "More: The complete guide to manually updating your Nexus!"
This is the only reference in the entire article that indicates "there is more to this and you need to get educated". I'm not suggesting merely moving the link to the front, because you're absolutely right in that people that want to click it will, and those that don't won't. I was suggesting perhaps to make it clear at the beginning of the article "In order to use the files linked below, you need to be familiar with side-loading an OTA update. If you are unfamiliar with that process, please visit this link first: <update link here>". Whether the link to the tutorial is at the beginning or end, I'm telling you there is very little context in this article (and many AC articles) that make it clear that "you need to know how to do this first". We all take it for granted because we're experienced already. But as the comments in this thread illustrate, not all visitors are "in the know" yet. A small note up front might go a long way toward alleviating some confusion, and may help minimize our frustration having to wade through countless "I don't get it" comments.
If you're going to put forth the effort to manually update your phone because of something you read on a tech site, then perhaps you should take the time to read the damn article first. You deserve whatever happens to your device if you cannot grasp something as elementary as reading instructions.
I do not understand the hostility here. Especially on something intended to help more people participate in what many of us take for granted now.
If you read the article from a "newbie" perspective, there is nothing obvious that says "Go learn to do this first". The article implies, unintentionally, that all you need to do is click a link and that's it. The "tutorial" appears as an afterthought. I'm suggesting it would be a better service to everyone, especially new folks, to make that apparent at the beginning. I'm not even talking about "dumb" people, just inexperienced people. It's not about protecting people from themselves. Just an idea to steer a person the right direction before they start asking a bunch of questions based on confusion/lack of understanding.
Some of you are giving the impression you prefer to keep anyone new from joining some elitist club. This was just a suggestion to help keep some of repetitive comments/questions at bay. I don't understand why people are taking such issue with that. Believe it or not, a lot of AC visitors are here just for Android news, or were redirected here while Googling "when does the Nexus 5 get its Lollipop update" , not because they are hackers or developers. If I had no knowledge of any of this stuff and came across this article, I would be confused...not because I'm dumb, but because it implies something simpler than what it really is. Why are you guys so butt-hurt about a suggestion for a minor change to the arrangement of an article that could potentially help those individuals? Who knows, that might be the nudge toward an interest in LEARNING how to do it at a higher level. "If you want to update the OTA early, go see this tutorial first!"...what is so God-awful about that?
BTW, none of this has anything to do w/ me. I've been around long enough to know what's going on. My suggestion was for new and inexperienced people.
I don't understand, the link to the instructions is in the first sentence of the article. What's the problem here?
No, it isn't. The link in the first sentence is for manually flashing the factory images, and even then you have to know that's what you're seeing since the link is buried in the sentence text (which I really don't have a problem with). After that are a bunch of links to the OTA update files. After all of that is the "More:...." w/ link. When I see "More", i take that as "hey, here's some additional optional information"...not information I need in order to make use of the stuff above it.
I'm clearly in the vocal minority here. I saw a place for a what I thought would be a helpful change, but I'm obviously identifying an issue that doesn't exist, so I'll let it go. it's really not worth arguing about and that was never my intent.
Not to jump on to an argument but I agree with you mtkoh85, its easy for people to feel superior if they know what how to side load OTA or flash image. A newbie does need help and the easier we make it the better.
That articles only instructions for after you reboot to recovery is "and you're off to the races". What are you supposed to do next?
Imo... his whole article implies that I should be able to side load this "ota package" through recovery without the use of a computer.
I'm on the road a lot & won't have access to a desktop for days at a time.
Otherwise it would be just as easy to flash and pretty much pointless to need an ota package.
Misleading I say...
Giggitty
I don't understand - this is just a click the link to download/install? With out connecting the phone to my computer and doing all this techy stuff??? Can someone break it down on how this works? I don't want to flash anything!!
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I don't get it! Is this like ota update? What do I have to do after download?
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Boot into recovery mode and sideload using ADB from a computer
I'm downloading the update on my Nexus 10 as I write this. I hope it's awesome.
Can you flash this file with TWRP
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Nope.
I have TWRP installed. How to get back to stock recovery?
I too have N5 Lollipop. I get stuck in TWRP.
But I saw TWRP has a feature called sideload. Any ideo how to use it ?
I tried it loaded the file 100%, but it failed at the end.
Awesome!
not working for me :( downladed the file and can't open it !
You're doing it wrong.
RTFM
I am ROM ed out.I'll wait for the ota.
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Wait, what?
This is a link to a package that lets you install an OTA update without wiping your phone?
How do you install this thing?
Why does the link on the bottom direct to the article about how to install a factory image? That's confusing!
EDIT: A little guide about how to install this packages or a link in this article would be very appreciated.
EDIT2: Thanks for your answers guys, my bad. Upvotes for you.
There's a link in the article above to instructions. Scroll down for the OTA section.
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The link on the bottom does provide instructions. You just have to scroll down past the factory image section..
The ota section is called "Flashing an OTA update image"
Follow this
Power key will select options.
Download the zip file and using ES file explorer or (whatever FM) change it's name to "Update.zip" then turn off your device and hold power key and vol-down together for 3-4 seconds and release. A splash screen will appear, now using up or down vol key to navigate, search for recovery option, then press power button to select.
If you don't see anything except logo, press vol-up key and power key together for 3-4 secs and release a menu will appear or move on. Navigate to "install zip.." option and select. A list of directories will appear, navigate to directory (let's say downloads) where the OTA Zip sits. Open directory and navigate and select the Update.zip file.
It will start installing update which also confirms that the file is not fake.
This is how I have always manually installed OTA updates in the past even on non-Nexus devices. You don't even need to hook up to a PC to install it this way.
It will wipe the phone? I dont want to lose any data. Thank you!
No it doesn't wipe the phone with this method. It's exactly as if if the OTA update had installed automatically.
Thanks mate!
Ok I get how to side load the file, do I need to do backup first? and how? I am tempted. I have rooted a phone before so have used nandroid etc so wondered.
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After I select Recovery Mode from the options, I get the logo then the dead Android with a red exclamation point and it says "No command". I don't get any further options, and pressing vol-down+power for 5 seconds does nothing. Same with vol-up+power.
i got the same, not sure how to proceed
When the android appears, hold power first for 1-2 seconds and then short-press volume up. This brings up the menu, but there is no option called "install zip." There is "reboot system now," "apply update from adb," "wipe data/factory reset", and "wipe cache partition." There are no other options and no list of directories.
Me 3 guys...It only shows a menu that has 4 options,
reboot now
apply update from ADB
wipe data/factory reset
wipe cache partition
So, what next from here?Power + vol up doesnt do anything and Power + vol down restarts the phone.
I think you need to root the phone to do it this way. With out the computer that is.
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Should the phone b unlocked to do this process?? Cuz after , press vol-up key and power key together for 3-4 secs and release a menu will appear or move on. Navigate to "install zip.." option is not coming at all
Same here. I don't have the option. No "install.zip" file for me.
Yeah I swear this is how I updated to 4.4.4 (sideloading in recovery without root) and yet I get the same as everyone else, only the ADB option- and that seems to require a PC. I do have developer options checked too- and yet no way to install a .zip or navigate to a zip within a directory. Guess you need unlock to do this and I forgot? (All my previous devices were unlocked/rooted- but N5 I've been sock.)
Ditto..
Giggitty
i ger error status 7, i downloader zip, renamed it to Update.zip. I have updated cwm recovery, i am rooted and have custom kernal if that matters. please help
I'm assuming your phone must be rooted and a custom recovery installed for this option to work. Mine is rooted and i have TWRP (teamwin) installed and when i go into recovery mode i see an install option as well as restore, backup, reboot etc. Is this install the one you are referring to?
Hi, did you were able to install the OTA update?
Lollipop update.
Downloaded and rebooted but the first screen is TWRP. (I didn't know it was installed)
I don't know how to get out of it and continue the update.
I am rooted.
Nexus 10.
do you need Root?
Wonder how long I'm going to have to wait for N4 images....
im completely useless here...adb does not see my device, i used the bypass method recommended online for Windows to use the MTB driver but still doesnt see when connected in developer mode with usb debugging. ugh...i suck lol
you have to make the drivers ADB instead of MTP
I had the same issue with my N7 2012. If you connect it with USB debugging on and it doesn't see the device, try changing the USB computer connection type on your device while it's still connected. I think I unchecked "Mass storage" and checked "Camera PTP" if I remember correctly. They computer then picked it right up and proceeded to auto install the ADB driver for the device. Good Luck!
I'll try what both you guys said thanks
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Is this out for the N7 2012?
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I flashed the factory image for L after doing a factory wipe. Not sure if there is an OTA you can sideload
Do you have USB debugging on?
yes i have debugging on
I am from chennai india, please let me know by when will I get android5 lollipop OTA update.
Its a staged rollout.It will take a few weeks.If you dont want to wait you will have to manually install the factory images but it will wipe your device
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First uninstall the Google USB driver, then install the universal adb driver from XDA. Then it should work properly. I too had driver problems.
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I did image install, I feel better doing fresh install on major updates.
But if OTA arrived yesterday, I'd probably went OTA and see for it myself HA.
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Agreed, I prefer a fresh install for a major OS update, less problems all around in my experience.
I made the mistake with the 4.3 to 4.4 update performance took a hit
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Format cache afterward and most the slowdowns go away, in my experience.
I'll wait for OTA to arrive to my Nexus 5...
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Same
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Just received my official OTA update for nexus 5. Living in Danmark. :-)
It's very easy to mess with these. I'm sure the links on Android Central are great, but still think it would be wiser to wait for the official one for your own peace of mind. I've waited since Donut to see Android evolve to even this point, so I can wait another week or so.
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Well actually the links they've put are not their own links or "their downloads" like you said they were. They're just links to the official android website that they've just put on this page so you don't have to worry about that.
I still havent received the OTA..should i just sideload it?!?
WARNING!!! DON'T DO IT!!! LolliCrap 5.01 and 5.02 OTA has made my 2012 Nexus 7 8GB virtually a BRICK. It is now totally unstable, when it does run before freezing up it is SLOOOOOOOOOW and Balks on major apps and even Chrome Browser!! I also have a 2012 32GB N7 and I fully intend to ROOT IT so I will not be pushed to download and install the OTA LolliCrap 5.01 and 5.02 and I'm going to revert my 8GB BACK TO KitKat 4.4.4 which ran flawlessly! I am so Pissed at Google for releasing this POS update just so they can promote their damn "wearables" .... which is the one and only reason for 5.0x! DON'T DO IT!! Stay with KitKat and pass the word!