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4.0.4 Soak Test?
- Thread starter CJLee89
- Start date
yes you do
i think ill wait for a version i can flash over anything then. i dont feel like losing everything doing that.
syndicate0017
Silver Member
Finishing up the flash now. I'm pumped. Been waiting for this for awhile. Hopefully we'll start seeing some ROMs based off this in the coming days.
GalaxyFlatulence
Member
glad i didn't root! 
metalspring
Silver Member
Sweetness lol...so to flash do you need to relock too? Or is it just go back to stock unrooted?
syndicate0017
Silver Member
You can be stock rooted and flash. You don't need to lock the bootloader.
syndicate0017
Silver Member
You don't have to. Flash 4.0.2 Radios and download this patch from Rootz.
Official 4.0.4 Update file! - Galaxy Nexus - RootzWiki
Recovery, flash radios, reboot into recovery, flash patch.
syndicate0017
Silver Member
If your drain is coming from low signal, then possibly. Otherwise, likely not. This update is basically a new CDMA radio and an LTE patch.
GalaxyFlatulence
Member
4.0.4 includes the fix for the Android OS battery drain that people saw with 4.0.2 so I would say that it is a very good chance that this update will improve battery life. I know when I flashed the unrooted stock IMM30B OTA back in February it dramatically helped my battery life. I expect the same with this new IMM76K build, especially when comparing it to 4.0.2.
Thanks for posting that. I do still have the stock ROM backed up, but don't feel it's worth my time to flash it. I know I'll just end up restoring back to AOKP