open your pc device manager, make sure driver correctly installed first, else whatever command type in cmd won't communicate with phone.

@KcX35

if u think these is a lot of work, i suggest u to flash yakju build using the Gnex toolkit v7.5 instead.....just press clicks and auto flash

All NEW users strongly advised just use the GNex toolkit - it is freaking simple and is all menu guided ; just select and click only

+1

keep mentioning Gnex toolkit for them but oh well

Flashed the CWM through fastboot mode, thanks

wanna try franco kernel but not sure which one to get

Milestone 4
Nightlies 384Mhz GPU
Nightlies 512Mhz GPU
Jelly Bean kernel for Ice Cream Sandwich only


which one should i get to use with aokp m6

http://webtrickz.com/easiest-way-to-change...0-4-yakjutakju/
This guide also quite simple. I'm use Nexus Root Toolkit to root my phone.

I thought I just installed something that messed up the GPS. Now time to install back

get milestone 4 if u wan stability but might a bit old la...

nightlies is always the latest but might not be stable la....

Yes, +9999 for that toolkit. Sooo simple that the user only requirement is: "Know how to read English."

even thought toolkit is so convenient and easy to use, i still prefer do it manually......i love typing codes.

alright. at least it's my first step to get to experience this kernel

btw this one >> Jelly Bean kernel for Ice Cream Sandwich only

he meant for stock ICS or what?

these kernel was 1st developed for JB but he then ported it for ICS user to flash

so for ICS users

This post has been edited by vernon91: Jul 22 2012, 03:54 PM

Yes, of course we old folks can use whatever that we want. For newbies, using Toolkit is much easier to teach than typing adb, almost Zero problem if they read properly.

Any ICS rom is fine, not necessary stock

Why do you want to touch/change kernel if you are such anew user ?? Experienced the default kernel first
Kernel changes will NOT give you massive performance or battery improvements. Any improvements is only marginal

yes, u r right.......

thanks. well i've been using this phone for quite a while now. just hand itchy wanna tryout custom kernel but no experience yet hence the questions asked.

just take ur time......too much stuff to learn and explore on this phone.......until now i only managed to play with one custom kernel......but lots of custom ROM

many stuff indeed been following since V9. done alot of reading too. and now to experience it myself

+1