BRT v1.0.3 is now out and available for download.  Fully supports the newly released CM12.  Other updates are in the works for v1.0.4 so stay tuned!

Sidenote: So far I am actually really liking CM12 on my OnePlus One!  I think the default theme is very clean with nice contrast.  Great first impression.  What do you guys/girls think of it?

Hey guys.  For those who experienced hashcheck mismatches for the new TWRP (2.8.6.*) recoveries, this is resolved now.  The issue was due to TWRP renaming their recoveries to not include the “openrecovery-” pretext.  Everything is fixed now, just hit update in the kit to get the latest masterlists (3025) or use the manual import.

Cheers,

{{ WugFresh }}

https://www.wugfresh.com/nrt

Full Lollipop support!  Bug fixes and optimizations.

Enjoy! ^_^

New user options for SuperSU added to the main options menu.   Now you can have NRT update to the latest beta releases of SuperSU, and also to install SuperSU Pro (via Playstore).

Additional fixes and preparations for N6 and N9 when they are released.

http://wugfresh.com/nrt

All the new files are finished uploading and the official NRT public masterlists are now fully updated to support KOT49H 4.4.2 Kitkat on all the compatible Nexus devices.

To get KOT49H listed in the toolkit just initiate an update via Ctrl+u or simply restart NRT if you left auto-updates enabled.

Enjoy! ^_^

{{ WugFresh }}

I have been getting this question a LOT too; here is the answer – https://www.wugfresh.com/faqs/my-build-is-not-listed-in-nrt/

Cheers,

{{ WugFresh }}

To make it easier for end user to find solutions to problems, I posted a page with all the XDA support threads:

https://www.wugfresh.com/nrt/xdathread/

XDA is the best (and my most preferred) way for end users to contact me about technical problems, so please try and use it instead of asking me question via tweets and G+ posts.  Thank you!

NRT v1.7.9 is officially released!

Head over to the main NRT download page for more information and download links.

Check out the updated changelog for a comprehensive breakdown of the changes in this new release.

Enjoy! ^_^

– Please don’t post technical questions in this blog post – you can direct those at the XDA forums or on the main NRT download page.  Thank you!

I just did a round of MUCH needed (long overdue) round of site cleanup and deleted a bunch of old outdated content and reorganized everything on this site to fit a blog-style structure.

The main changes I made are as follows

• The FAQs now have their own top-level page so they are easier to find and navigate to.

• The blog section will now be my primary method for sending out new updates about NRT or any other cool tech related (or random) articles I may write – so if you want to stay updated with latest info on Nexus Root Toolkit and any other stuff I may post about, then hit the subscribe button on the home page.

• Moved the old (mostly out of date) guides to the blog section and dated them accordingly (they were from 2011 ::facepalm )

• Removed pages with little to no content.

Now that I have moved to a blog-style site, please feel free to let me know what articles you would like me to write about.  If there is something android or tech related that you would like my opinion or advice on (that you think is worthy of a blog post) then post it bellow in the comments.  I don’t have much time to devote to this, but I would be happy to post some new content intermittently when I am available.

That’s all for now! Enjoy! ^_^