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After the factory image for the Nexus 7 (2012) Wifi leaked last night, and Google announced that Lollipop was on the way this morning, it appears that the Nexus Factory Images page is seeing some updating right now, with Android 5.0 Factory images for the Nexus 5, Nexus 7 (2012) Wi-Fi, Nexus 7 (2013) WiFi and Nexus 10 joining the Nexus 9 and Nexus Player images as available to download.

The build version varies across devices, from LRX21L, through LRX21Q depending on which device you have. The Nexus 4 update isn’t available as yet, but we’re hoping it won’t be too far away. The Factory images can be found on the Google Nexus Factory images page, or down below :

Factory Images “fugu” for Nexus Player

Version

Download

MD5 Checksum

SHA-1 Checksum

5.0 (LRX21M)

Link

b5380180959cdf8b99a24339b4800b64

aeed3bef8331aba50c94c188ce3753d3ae9afd83

Factory Images “hammerhead” for Nexus 5 (GSM/LTE)

Version

Download

MD5 Checksum

SHA-1 Checksum

5.0 (LRX21O)

Link

761667f1ddaf4e38d4792136df4ab927

01315e08c7f282452b5eba0606dd5a2d5274edde

Factory Images “nakasi” for Nexus 7 (Wi-Fi)

Version

Download

MD5 Checksum

SHA-1 Checksum

5.0 (LRX21P)

Link

e68948c23c918436680bd28fc6aaf983

93daa4d30d7e9201f038591d8cfb9486c54e056d

Factory Images “razor” for Nexus 7 [2013] (Wi-Fi)

Version

Download

MD5 Checksum

SHA-1 Checksum

5.0 (LRX21P)

Link

fd868b03bd00074dd7f70e31ad73b25a

ba55c6ab81ca7776e3ae870f7f71dae70fac1052

Factory Images “volantis” for Nexus 9 (Wi-Fi)

Version

Download

MD5 Checksum

SHA-1 Checksum

5.0 (LRX21L)

Link

ea31888fc19f830a90796670a8864a5f

dc7e3fc75c4f94d053f72c811495e87d1c7b4130

5.0 (LRX21Q)

Link

ca260abbae585dbe8c8e2a99827611ad

10521789e1fbabc8263c59530e291e3f135d4e3b

Factory Images “mantaray” for Nexus 10

Version

Download

MD5 Checksum

SHA-1 Checksum

5.0 (LRX21P)

Link

c9657359fe92126ffc2cb3a967c3b57a

ad2499eabb2b5dd9aae90df92070a0c29769ef19

Google has also added Binaries for all the Nexus devices, on the Drivers page, except obviously for the Nexus 9 which doesn’t require them.

Make sure you check out the Flashing Instructions on the page before you dive in, but it’s here people. Start your downloads!

Source: Google Developers.
Thanks: Dan.
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whitelunchbag

Installed on my Nexus 7 (2013).

Love it so far, never bothered with dev previews so this is my first Lollipop experience.

Will be flashing a GPE ROM on my M8 when they’re available

Duude

What about the stock HTC One M7 and Saumsung S4?!

Maygus

Hope we get a stock HTC One M7 rom to download!

frente69

Wow. My nexus5 took 5 or more minutes to complete the boot animation the first time. Thought I bricked it for a second. Just as I was about to force it off by holding all the buttons it showed the welcome screen. *phew*

David Deng

same here! Lucky that I waited couple mins more lol. Lollipop rocks!!:D

TheDeviant

Had the same issue.
But i remembered reading that if the screen becomes brighter (which it did), its a good sign.
All is well in lollipop-land.. now to find a cheap N7

TheDeviant

brb, desert is being served. lol

TheDeviant

Currently installing. Taking it’s ‘sweet’ a$$ time…

TheDeviant

Everything up and running on my N5.

Painless – Just had to restart my phone after the flashing was complete so it could reset my play services and all my apps could be re installed.

Delicious so far

Now we play the waiting game for Xposed to work with Android 5.x

MrJayTee74

Did you gain root already?

TheDeviant

I don’t see a need for root access as there isn’t anything 3rd party worth installing. As soon as the xposed framework gets the update to work with ART, i’ll look into root access, Super SU and titanium backup.
I’m doing fine so far with 3rd party apps.

TheDeviant

Well, that didn’t last long.. Root access -> Custom recovery -> Custom Kernel = installed and loving double tap to wake.

Really should have been a standard feature!!