I messed up BAD

[mtnbst]

ok, everything was great running Revolution HD. Im scanning the ROM section of this forum and come across 4.0.3...being addicted to flashing stuff, I follow the instructions and my gnex gets stuck on boot logo. I do a batt pull (because I don't have an integrated batter, haha) goes right back to being stuck on boot logo. Then logically I boot into recovery and run my most recent backup. Success...I'm back to a previous backup...however I had run that backup prior to installing revolutionHD, so I lost it. K SO I flash CWM again (GSM) for some reason cmda won't flash on this phone. Now I need my ROM back, I go to get it and notice that gummy jar is available so I attempt to flash it as well as gapp files. Phone rebootsand I immediatley get the error "unfortunately, Voice Search has stopped" I hit "ok" it reappears every few seconds. I decide to wipe and flash again......yadayada same thing after second wipe and flash,

next i do a wipe/factory reset, reboot still getting same error "unfortunately, Voice Search has stopped" Now I do not have the option to login to google, and I do not have a keyboard. That error appears everytime I select something. Everything is crashing also...if I go to accounts ...my options are "get an account" or "not now" when I select "get an account" it crashes and the "unfortunately, Voice Search has stopped" reappears 3 or 4 times during this process.


Am I hosed???

edit...there is still no keyboard on my nexus, I am unable to enter any text on this phone

sweating.................

 

[1FZFE]

Can't you just boot into recovery and restore to your stock setup?

 

[mtnbst]

Can't you just boot into recovery and restore to your stock setup?

I have done that twice....power button+volume up+down....recovery, wipe data/factory reset. Still no keyboard and error "unfortunately, Voice Search has stopped":blink:

 

[Laur3nNewm4n]

I think he's asking if you did a backup of your stock rom after rooting and can restore to that.

 

[mtnbst]

When I did my wipe....every thing went...unlike on my DX when I had mounted SD those items were always retained. This wipe took everything/...any ideas?

I think he's asking if you did a backup of your stock rom after rooting and can restore to that.

 

[1FZFE]

Did you wipe from recovery or from inside the phone? Recovery wipe should not have touched your SD card. If its gone, I would just restore the stock image via fastboot/ADB and reroot.

 

[hexdaemon]

Complete Guide to the Galaxy Nexus 4G LTE [Verizon] – Droid Life

This will return it to absolute stock, I would try that if regular resets are not working.

 

[1FZFE]

You could try flashing another ROM as well.

 

[mtnbst]

You could try flashing another ROM as well.

Can't flash ROM because I am unable to get ROM manager on the phone since I have no ability to enter text. USB doesn't communicate with mac with android transfer, So I can't send CWM apk to phone via computer

 

[1FZFE]

Are you able to push things via ADB/fastboot? If not, I'm not sure how you would get the stock image on there to restore either.

 

[mtnbst]

Complete Guide to the Galaxy Nexus 4G LTE [Verizon] – Droid Life

This will return it to absolute stock, I would try that if regular resets are not working.

I am very reluctant to try this because I am afraid I may not have the where with all to accomplish this.

in the following step :
Unzip the file and its contents into your SDK/Tools folder (wherever your adb.exe and fastboot.exe files are

I don't have a "tools" folder where my fastboot files are...do I create a "tools" folder and extract contents there?

 

[mtnbst]

won't connect, is my gnex ruined?

Are you able to push things via ADB/fastboot? If not, I'm not sure how you would get the stock image on there to restore either.

 

[1FZFE]

This is if you have the android sdk setup on your computer. You would drop the extracted images into your sdk platform tools folder where these other files are located. If you don't have the sdk, there is a sticky in the galaxy development forum here that contains a zip with the appropriate folder and fastboot files. That tutorial is excellent.

http://www.droidforums.net/forum/ga...galaxy-nexus-100-stock-locked-bootloader.html

 

[mtnbst]

This is if you have the android sdk setup on your computer. You would drop the extracted images into your sdk platform tools folder where these other files are located. If you don't have the sdk, there is a sticky in the galaxy development forum here that contains a zip with the appropriate folder and fastboot files. That tutorial is excellent.

http://www.droidforums.net/forum/ga...galaxy-nexus-100-stock-locked-bootloader.html

Please excuse my lack of knowledge with all of this, when I unlocked and rooted I downloaded fastboot adb files and exctracted them to a "root" folder on C/ drive. I really don't know if I have SDK or not

 

[coverton341]

In that root folder you made, there should be adb files you can run if you are on linux, windows, or mac.