Google at I/O 2014 released a preview of Android L, its next major Android operating system version that brings a complete design makeover and a slew of new features. But the company only posted the Nexus 5 and Nexus 7 (2013) Android L builds, leaving Android fans who own other Nexus devices waiting for official Android L ROMs that could be installed on the Nexus 4 smartphone or the older Nexus 7 (2012) and Nexus 10 tablets.
Warning:- This has heavy ramdisk mods that are essential for it to work. You can flash current up to date "kit Kat kernels updaters only" but not boot.imgs as this will break the ROM. If you do happen to flash a a boot.img, you can pull it out if the ram and fastboot flash boot boot.img
FIRST TIME FLASHING
- Put the file onto your Internal Storage
- Reboot into Recovery (CWM/TWRP]
- "wipe data/factory reset"
- "mounts and storage" -> "format system"
- "advanced" -> "wipe dalvik cache"
- "install zip" -> "install zip from sdcard" -> choose the mako-bla-bla-zip and confirm flashing procedure
- "wipe cache"
- "advanced" -> "wipe dalvik cache"
- "reboot into system"
- first boot may take up to 10 minutes - be patient
- Put the latest mako-bla-bla.zip onto your Internal Storage
- Reboot into Recovery (CWM/TWRP)
- "wipe cache"
- "advanced" -> "wipe dalvik cache"
- "install zip" -> "install zip from sdcard" -> choose the [filename.zip] and confirm flashing procedure
- "wipe cache"
- "advanced" -> "wipe dalvik cache"
- "reboot into system"
- updating procedure may take up to 10 minutes - be patient
No, you don't need to wipe catch that match but the point to wipe cache is important. do not report any bugs untill you do
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Note:- This is a port of a developer preview, there is already bugs in the offical version from google and without the L code, we can not fix Google's bugs. There are fixes to known problems in N7 2013 and N5 forums so if you do find them, please provide them with the bug