The users of Nexus devices, which would be the first to receive the upgrade to Android Lollipop, received the news that the update would be delayed a few days because of bugs found in the newest version of the operating system. Some speculations predicted that this update be available to start today (12), and although not exactly what is happening (yet), we have good news. According to a leak from a source site Android Police, a picture of the factory to install the update from Android 5.0 to Nexus Lollipop 7 can now be found on Google’s servers.
The compiling software is LRX21P, the source says it is very likely the final version of Android Lollipop, and actually coincides with the compilations found in the Nexus and Nexus Player 9 that come with the Lollipop Factory – LRX21L and LRX21M. They reported a problem with the bootloader image, which results in an error signature, but apparently it’s nothing too serious, just skip it and do the fastboot flash the system.img and boot.img.
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