Yea, 4.4 WILL kill root with no way to protect it. Unless you have an unlocked bootloader be aware root may be gone for good. Depends if Devs wanna take a look at the older phones.
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I posted a new thread this afternoon about keeping root. My phone is 99% stock except for the root. I am wondering if ota survival on SuperSU will work.
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I just updated about an hour ago and everything seems fine.
Well I spoke too soon, since bluetooth (stereo) between my phone and my car radio is worse than before. It would sound like a disc is skipping once in a while before the update, but now it does it constantly. I unpaired the devices and paired them up again, but that didn't help. :-(
Well I spoke too soon, since bluetooth (stereo) between my phone and my car radio is worse than before. It would sound like a disc is skipping once in a while before the update, but now it does it constantly. I unpaired the devices and paired them up again, but that didn't help. :-(
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Nope, just tried it and it's working fine for me. Good luck.
It finally started working after searching for an address for approximately 10 or 15 minutes! Not exactly sure what the deal was but as long as it works at some point I'm okay with that!
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Cool, probably just a SW glitch.
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There are new Location / GPS opp options: High Accuracy, Battery Saver, etc. with KitKat. Might need to change to High Accuracy for better Maps use?
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This afternoon I unrooted my phone to install the update. Its 100% stock no root frozen apps, etc. Then I started to install the update. Right when it started it rebooted and took me to my home screen saying ota failed. Then I went to system updates and then it says check for updates is not available at this time. What's wrong? How can I fix this without resetting or re flashing?
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It looks like the "Check for updates is not available" message is happening to everyone. Probably an issue with either Verizon, Moto or Google servers.
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How do you know it's happening to everyone?
Moto boards and these boards are flooded with the same complaint.
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Correct me if I am wrong but are you saying that Moto is getting complaints of the problem I have with trying to update?
