AOKP Jellybean

[JSM9872]

Try it without the kernel.

Do the wipes (system, data, cache, dalvik), flash ROM, flash Gapps. Reboot into ROM. See if she boots up that way.

*Edit* You don't need to flash the JB Bootloader every time either. Once is sufficient, it won't go away until you change it.

Good call. Missed the part about the kernel.

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[dezymond]

Did you check the md5 sums after you downloaded them?

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[GalaxyFlatulence]

Try it without the kernel.

Do the wipes (system, data, cache, dalvik), flash ROM, flash Gapps. Reboot into ROM. See if she boots up that way.

*Edit* You don't need to flash the JB Bootloader every time either. Once is sufficient, it won't go away until you change it.

ok, just did it without flashing a kernel, still on the google screen. i'll give it a few minutes....:icon_eek: lol

 

[GalaxyFlatulence]

Did you check the md5 sums after you downloaded them?

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hmmmm? what's that lol

 

[GalaxyFlatulence]

you mean the size of the rom file? it does flash pretty quick.....

 

[GalaxyFlatulence]

damn, still on the google lock screen. :icon_eek:

 

[sbenson]

hmmmm? what's that lol

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You are slowly killing me. Md5 is for verifying your downloads. What you are most likely encountering is a corrupt download.

If you download roms directly to your phone, try this: MD5 Checker.

If you download your roms to your computer, then transfer them to your phone, try this: MD5 Checker.

You can usually find the md5 hash code in the OP of the rom you are downloading. The developer will ALWAYS provide one. Copy this code into the MD5 Checker, then load up your rom and let it verify. If it matches, your good to go, flash away. If it doesn't match, you have a corrupt download, re-download.