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Trying to sell my Nexus 6 I believe I bricked it. After rooting the device I used Chainfire 3d program and it made me stuck on google sign. I tried literally everything. I can boot into teamwin TWR recovery. I tried factory resetting wiping cache and delvic. Problem is my bootloader is coming up locked. Tried using fastboot many times to flash everything back keep getting remote failure. Need help, is it possible im just screwed at this point. Ive used about everything it is just stuck saying Google. PLEASE HELP!!!!
chainfires 3d program hasnt worked on a nexus in years. and you do need to boot back up to enable unlocking the bootloader in the developer options. have you tried wiping data in twrp recovery?
zacrivera24 said:
Trying to sell my Nexus 6 I believe I bricked it. After rooting the device I used Chainfire 3d program and it made me stuck on google sign. I tried literally everything. I can boot into teamwin TWR recovery. I tried factory resetting wiping cache and delvic. Problem is my bootloader is coming up locked. Tried using fastboot many times to flash everything back keep getting remote failure. Need help, is it possible im just screwed at this point. Ive used about everything it is just stuck saying Google. PLEASE HELP!!!!
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Relax, deep breath. You need to use fastboot from bootloader. Issue these commands:
fastboot format cache
fastboot format userdata
That should get you into TWRP and from there you can transfer a ROM to internal, flash it and go from there.
Evolution_Freak said:
Relax, deep breath. You need to use fastboot from bootloader. Issue these commands:
fastboot format cache
fastboot format userdata
That should get you into TWRP and from there you can transfer a ROM to internal, flash it and go from there.
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well, he wrote that he can boot into twrp recovery already. wiping data should fix his use of chainfires app. but flashing a new rom would do the same
simms22 said:
well, he wrote that he can boot into twrp recovery already. wiping data should fix his use of chainfires app. but flashing a new rom would do the same
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Yeah, guess I missed that part.
Evolution_Freak said:
Yeah, guess I missed that part.
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thinking about it now.. with the bootloader locked, would twrp let you flash anything?
simms22 said:
thinking about it now.. with the bootloader locked, would twrp let you flash anything?
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Yes, it has been done to fix the soft brick I thought we were dealing with here. Only if TWRP is installed though.
Doesn't chainfire 3d modify system? I though it did. May need to flash a rom zip after a factory reset.
rootSU said:
Doesn't chainfire 3d modify system? I though it did. May need to flash a rom zip after a factory reset.
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honestly, i dont remember. its been about 3-4 years since last thinking of that app. if it does, a rom flash would be needed.
Below are the instructions for using MoFo to flash the AT&T XT1097 to 5.1. The rooted image has a modified build.prop file for free tether. Thanks go to @Slack3r for making the ext4 image and @btdownloads7 for developing the root method.
Since this is a 5.1 image, in order to get it to boot, you need to do the following BEFORE flashing the 5.1 system image:
1) Download the stock 5.1 files and extract them:
https://mega.co.nz/#!bN0BjKbI!zzq5b9wZBo-XFGNkcWtgw7mnXZgC5BWrEC-GZcGLELo
2) Using a root file explorer (like ES Explorer with root enabled), delete everything in /data/dalvik-cache and /cache - YOU MUST DO THIS!
3) Reboot into bootloader mode and run the commands below to flash the following stock 5.1 files for the XT1097:
Code:
fastboot flash logo logo.bin
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash modem NON-HLOS.bin
fastboot erase modemst1
fastboot erase modemst2
fastboot flash fsg fsg.mbn
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Do NOT flash the 5.1 bootloader (motoboot.img) or partition table (gpt.bin) - if you do, you will not be able to use MoFo ever again!!!!!
4) Download the rooted 5.1 image from here, extract it and flash it using MoFo.
https://mega.co.nz/#!ct8DlQxQ!DRMC_TvCcUk7V-FjCBfjsmIoOvw_f0WEdM7gx2waqzM
MD5 of the unzipped file = 146B6A65D925B985857A2F28D4294765
Note that with the XT1096 we had issues if we tried to boot into recovery after initially flashing the 5.1 system image so instead of booting into recovery and wiping cache where you might get weird flashing dead androids, we had to boot into system first.
Obviously if you want Xposed or anything else in the image, someone will need to add it in.
Thank you!
Those of us already rooted with mofo on 5.0.2 need to return to stock 5.0.2 first, correct?
Casyis said:
Thank you!
Those of us already rooted with mofo on 5.0.2 need to return to stock 5.0.2 first, correct?
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No, the instructions as written in the OP are complete. Like the instructions say, you need to do step 2:
2) Using a root file explorer (like ES Explorer with root enabled), delete everything in /data/dalvik-cache and /data/cache - YOU MUST DO THIS!
Then you can flash the rest of the 5.1 stock files for your device EXCEPT for the bootloader (motoboot.img) and partition table (gpt.bin). Then use MoFo to flash the rooted 5.1 image for your device.
Thanks for clarifying.
I followed the instructions precisely, and the phone won't power up normally. It goes into recovery, and the android icon with exclamation just flashes intermittently. I'm unable to enter options to wipe cache. I can boot into recovery by holding volume down, but normal startup presents this behavior.
Any ideas?
EDIT: I chose BP Tools in boot options, and now the phone at least appears to be booting normally -- currently optimizing apps.
EDIT 2: Okay, so selecting BP tools evidently kicked the phone into booting normally. Looks like everything is just as it should be. Not sure what happened here, but in the end everything is good. Thank you (everyone involved) for getting this done for us!
Casyis said:
Thanks for clarifying.
I followed the instructions precisely, and the phone won't power up normally. It goes into recovery, and the android icon with exclamation just flashes intermittently. I'm unable to enter options to wipe cache. I can boot into recovery by holding volume down, but normal startup presents this behavior.
Any ideas?
EDIT: I chose BP Tools in boot options, and now the phone at least appears to be booting normally -- currently optimizing apps.
EDIT 2: Okay, so selecting BP tools evidently kicked the phone into booting normally. Looks like everything is just as it should be. Not sure what happened here, but in the end everything is good. Thank you (everyone involved) for getting this done for us!
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This was happening with the XT1096 - you have to get it into system before recovery. You likely hit the wrong button and ended up in recovery instead of system. But once you get it into system, then it is fine.
Thanks again @JulesJam I am downloading now! Do you notice a big performance difference in 5.1? Will be nice to finally kill these memory bugs, so major thanks for that!
The OS is much snappier than 5.0.2. You can tell by going into multitasking and seeing how quickly the tiles load. Very, very nice. No re-draws at all yet since I flashed.
Step 2 implies that I'm already rooted. If I'm not, I assume I need to start with Step 0: Root the device with a 5.0 IMG?
What all would I need to fastboot flash from the stock files to return to stock @JulesJam ? My company just started using AirWatch service to get company email. Problem is airwatch will not work with root. Unfortunatly I will have to lose the ability to use MoFo.. Any help with this is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
bamachevrolet said:
What all would I need to fastboot flash from the stock files to return to stock @JulesJam ? My company just started using AirWatch service to get company email. Problem is airwatch will not work with root. Unfortunatly I will have to lose the ability to use MoFo.. Any help with this is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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FYI - like it says in the MoFo Noob Guide - MoFo trips the root checker and it is not able to be undone by flashing back to stock. I don't know how AirWatch works, but if it looks at the qe, then it will see you as rooted even if you aren't.
First thing I would do is flash back to 5.0.2 by flashing the stock 5.0.2 firware (link is in the MoFo Noob Guide)
fastboot flash logo logo.bin
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash modem NON-HLOS.bin
fastboot erase modemst1
fastboot erase modemst2
fastboot flash fsg fsg.mbn
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk1 (repeat this for all of the sparsechunks)
then boot into recovery and wipe the cache. Then boot into system. I believe it will need to downgrade the sensor firmware so allow that to happen.
Then boot into bootloader mode and see if your software status still says modified or not. Then boot into recovery and see what your qe status is. If after that your software status is still modified and your qe is still 1/1, I would do a factory reset and see if that corrects it. It probably won't though.
You will then have to decide whether or not you want to take the 5.1 OTA because your phone is going to want to upgrade. Instead of taking the 5.1 OTA which will upgrade your bootloader and partition table, you have the option of flashing stock 5.1 everything but the motoboot.img and gpt.bin. That would keep you stock 5.1 but still keep your bootloader and partition table on 5.0.2 so that if you wanted to sell the phone later, you could sell it with a copy of MoFo that still works. I put this out there because idk how AirWatch works and if flashing back to stock doesn't change your software status from modified or your qe from 1/1, you may not be able to use AirWatch, idk.
Thank you so much for the detailed explanation @JulesJam . Unfortunately I followed the instructions to the T and didn't run into any issues until I tried to boot into recovery. I got the dead android with a line under saying "no command". So I tried running system first. I got through the boot animation and then a black screen. I let the black screen sit for 30 min and nothing happened. I had the exact issue when installing 5.1, I was able to get it to boot using BT tools. Unfortunately this is not working now. I get the same black screen after the boot animation. I tried multiple times with no luck. I can however still get into fastboot without issues
Any ideas how I can get 5.0.2 to boot? Thanks again!
bamachevrolet said:
I get the same black screen after the boot animation. I tried multiple times with no luck. I can however still get into fastboot without issues
Any ideas how I can get 5.0.2 to boot? Thanks again!
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For sure you flashed the 5.0.2 logo.bin, boot.img and all of the 5.0.2 system sparsechunks? That sounds like the system partition was not flashed properly.
Perhaps the 5.0.2 system files you have are corrupted? Are you sure the files you have are the stock 5.0.2 files for the AT&T XT1097?
bamachevrolet said:
I got the dead android with a line under saying "no command". !
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That's OK as long as he is not flashing. When you have the dead android, go ahead and press and hold power then tap volume up to get into recovery and wipe the cache.
Thank you! I was able to get into recovery to wipe cache, but still won't boot.
I downloaded 5.0.2 from your noob guide, and flashed everything in the order of your first replied post. I am going to start over, just in case I missed something.
Don't think it matters but the sparsechunk starts at 0 in the AT&T file. I flashed the sparschunks in order, and in my case 0-8.
bamachevrolet said:
Thank you! I was able to get into recovery to wipe cache, but still won't boot.
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How long do you let the blank screen sit before you try to get into bootloader mode? I remember sometimes it takes awhile for it to boot.
Also, the dalvik-cache may need to be wiped too. That would require a factory reset to do it so you could boot into recovery and do a factory reset. Unless there is some way to wipe the dalvik-cache from bootloader mode.
bamachevrolet said:
Don't think it matters but the sparsechunk starts at 0 in the AT&T file. I flashed the sparschunks in order, and in my case 0-8.
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That's fine. I wasn't sure what number they started with.
bamachevrolet said:
I downloaded 5.0.2 from your noob guide, and flashed everything in the order of your first replied post. I am going to start over, just in case I missed something.
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And after you do, let it sit at the blank screen for awhile to make sure that it isn't an issue of needing time to boot up. If it still won't boot, try the factory reset.
Thank you so much @JulesJam !!! I'm booted to stock 5.0.2 now. I did have to do a factory reset, but not too big of a deal. Unfortunately I forgot to backup my 48 tasker profiles...lol. So glad to have it back up. Thank you again!!!
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[/COLOR @JulesJam do you have a donation link?
bamachevrolet said:
Thank you so much @JulesJam !!! I'm booted to stock 5.0.2 now. I did have to do a factory reset, but not too big of a deal. Unfortunately I forgot to backup my 48 tasker profiles...lol. So glad to have it back up. Thank you again!!![
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Glad it worked out, sucks about the tasker profiles though. So it seems like the dalvik-cache has to be wiped, too. I will note that in the future people should delete the contents of the dalvik-cache folder before flashing back to the earlier version of the software.
Does your software status still say modified in bootloader mode? What is your qe when you boot into recovery?
bamachevrolet said:
@JulesJam do you have a donation link?
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No but thanks for the offer. If you want to donate, please donate to the ASPCA.
Hi. I'm on Marshmallow and whenever I try to install recovery via fastboot, I go down to recovery and boot it, but it always goes to the battery charging logo and reboots.
Any ideas on how to solve this?
Thanks!
Sesamechicken said:
Hi. I'm on Marshmallow and whenever I try to install recovery via fastboot, I go down to recovery and boot it, but it always goes to the battery charging logo and reboots.
Any ideas on how to solve this?
Thanks!
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Is your bootloader unlocked?
Are you flashing recovery like this:
fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.0.2-1-victara.img
Then booting into recovery right away?
Yes my bootloader is unlocked and yes that's exactly how I flash it (except I named it recovery)
And yes, I boot into recovery right away via the bootloader options.
Gus Ghanem said:
Is your bootloader unlocked?
Are you flashing recovery like this:
fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.0.2-1-victara.img
Then booting into recovery right away?
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Sesamechicken said:
Yes my bootloader is unlocked and yes that's exactly how I flash it (except I named it recovery)
And yes, I boot into recovery right away via the bootloader options.
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What is the phone booting into? Stock?
If you have the latest stock firmware files, try:
fastboot flash partition gpt.bin
fastboot flash motoboot motoboot.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Only use TWRP or Cyanogen Recovery, they are the only ones supported.
Gus Ghanem said:
What is the phone booting into? Stock?
If you have the latest stock firmware files, try:
fastboot flash partition gpt.bin
fastboot flash motoboot motoboot.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Only use TWRP or Cyanogen Recovery, they are the only ones supported.
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OK I will try that. Stock marshmallow right?
I was on complete stock and used windroid to unlock bootloader and I was aware of the problem whilst installing custom recovery.
Am I able to flash SuperSU via flash boot since that's mainly what I'm looking for?
Thanks
Sent from my XT1095 using XDA-Developers mobile app
Sesamechicken said:
OK I will try that. Stock marshmallow right?
I was on complete stock and used windroid to unlock bootloader and I was aware of the problem whilst installing custom recovery.
Am I able to flash SuperSU via flash boot since that's mainly what I'm looking for?
Thanks
Sent from my XT1095 using XDA-Developers mobile app
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Make sure you never downgrade the bootloader or partition table, so yes, use the latest Android 6.0 MarshMallow firmware, in case something gets corrupted and you need to reflash the partition table and/or bootloader, or even the full stock firmware, so you can start again.
Flashing SuperSU is always risky, and I've never done it; I only use CM's built-in Root Access.
Gus Ghanem said:
Make sure you never downgrade the bootloader or partition table, so yes, use the latest Android 6.0 MarshMallow firmware, in case something gets corrupted and you need to reflash the partition table and/or bootloader, or even the full stock firmware, so you can start again.
Flashing SuperSU is always risky, and I've never done it; I only use CM's built-in Root Access.
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Just tried that to no avail.
Is there anyway to root without having a custom recovery?
Sesamechicken said:
Just tried that to no avail.
Is there anyway to root without having a custom recovery?
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I really don't know, as I only have the one phone, and don't want to take any risks with, I never looked into rooting, and never needed it anyway. But if I ever need the odd root access, CyanogenMod does it for me.
There are apps like King Root, which I've never used:
https://kingroot.net/
TRY AT YOUR OWN RISK.
Gus Ghanem said:
I really don't know, as I only have the one phone, and don't want to take any risks with, I never looked into rooting, and never needed it anyway. But if I ever need the odd root access, CyanogenMod does it for me.
There are apps like King Root, which I've never used:
https://kingroot.net/
TRY AT YOUR OWN RISK.
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Ok, so I tried the Kingroot method and it took out my wifi and cellular network (doesn't turn on).
So I flashed the system files in the marshmallow and now my system doesn't boot. xD!
One question: is there any single marshmallow system zip file I could flash in one go to increase chances of resurrection? What's annoying is that I can't seem to get custom recovery working.
Thanks
Gus Ghanem said:
I really don't know, as I only have the one phone, and don't want to take any risks with, I never looked into rooting, and never needed it anyway. But if I ever need the odd root access, CyanogenMod does it for me.
There are apps like King Root, which I've never used:
https://kingroot.net/
TRY AT YOUR OWN RISK.
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Nevermind! I am so f****ng stupid!!!!
I NEVER ACTUALLY SELECTED USING UP VOLUME I ALWAYS CLICKED THE POWER BUTTON WHICH REBOOTED. I AM ACTUALLY SO STUPID.
Thanks anyways!
Sesamechicken said:
Ok, so I tried the Kingroot method and it took out my wifi and cellular network (doesn't turn on).
So I flashed the system files in the marshmallow and now my system doesn't boot. xD!
One question: is there any single marshmallow system zip file I could flash in one go to increase chances of resurrection? What's annoying is that I can't seem to get custom recovery working.
Thanks
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Since we don't know for sure what's causing it not to boot, might as well flash the whole fimware, I think you can paste all the commands at once, or create a batch file in the firmware folder, flash.bat, shift+right-click, open command window here... type flash.bat
Or you can use RSD Lite
If/when you lose signal/data/wifi you can try flashing just the modems from stock:
fastboot flash modem NON-HLOS.bin
fastboot erase modemst1
fastboot erase modemst2
fastboot flash fsg fsg.mbn
Hi guys is title says its stuck on formation data (via recovery) and if I try wiping emmc (via factory mode) it gets stuck there.
It all started when I shared 3 apps superbeam,lucky patcher and busybox installer .as I was transferring I started installations them both super beam and lucky patcher installed successfully but in busybox got stuck in installation I tried to switch off by power key but didn't work so I powered off by small key (hidden near SD card) then restarted but got stuck on android logo (bootloop) then I booted into recovery for clearing data and caches but it got stucked there . then I booted into factory mode to wipe emmc but also got stuck there ..
Now here I am with uncharged phone , if I charge it I boot in clearing data and got stuck but if I boot in factory mode and try to wipe emmc it get stuck there ... Please help here I really need to revive it
Please guys help here I really don't wanna lose this phone too (without doing anything) and its Ben detected as v com port....
*been
I am able to connect as fastboot but fastboot OEM get_unlock_data not working for some reason it just keep processing
All you can try now is go and flash the factory firmware stock (according previous android version 5.0.2 or 6.0)
Factory firmware flashing doesnt require bootloader to be unlocked so u can try this
ArtRahul said:
All you can try now is go and flash the factory firmware stock (according previous android version 5.0.2 or 6.0)
Factory firmware flashing doesnt require bootloader to be unlocked so u can try this
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You mean booting in fastboot then flash stock ROM ?? Sorry man I am new to Motorola and thanks for reply .... Any link to guide would be appreciated.
Mak29 said:
You mean booting in fastboot then flash stock ROM ?? Sorry man I am new to Motorola and thanks for reply .... Any link to guide would be appreciated.
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Link to Motorola Android 6.0 Stock Firmware, this is the perfect guide with all the steps. viola bhava !
ArtRahul said:
Link to Motorola Android 6.0 Stock Firmware, this is the perfect guide with all the steps. viola bhava !
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Really sorry to bother you again but now I got it what and how to do (since I m new to Motorola) but after I researched I found I can only flash firmware it was built on so I just need to start flashing xt 1068 br version right? (I found firmware too) I just need pro advice please...
ArtRahul said:
All you can try now is go and flash the factory firmware stock (according previous android version 5.0.2 or 6.0)
Factory firmware flashing doesnt require bootloader to be unlocked so u can try this
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i tried your method but when trying to flash mfastboot.exe flash partition gpt.bin it says "not supported partition"
Mak29 said:
i tried your method but when trying to flash mfastboot.exe flash partition gpt.bin it says "not supported partition"
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As I previously said (according to your previous android version means when phone is dead then whatever is the android version (5.0.2 or 6.0) you need to flash the files.)
For eg.
If (your phone is on 5.0.2) then
you need to flash stock 5.0.2 firmware.
elseif (your phone is on 6.0) then
you need to flash stock 6.0 firmware.
endif.
Note: Don't flash wrong files, else it's gonna brick the device.
Don't ever downgrade from latest android version to previous.
Thanks
ArtRahul said:
As I previously said (according to your previous android version means when phone is dead then whatever is the android version (5.0.2 or 6.0) you need to flash the files.)
For eg.
If (your phone is on 5.0.2) then
you need to flash stock 5.0.2 firmware.
elseif (your phone is on 6.0) then
you need to flash stock 6.0 firmware.
endif.
Note: Don't flash wrong files, else it's gonna brick the device.
Don't ever downgrade from latest android version to previous.
Thanks
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Bro I tried that but unable to flash since gpt.bin is not supported partition
Mak29 said:
Bro I tried that but unable to flash since gpt.bin is not supported partition
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Have you re-tried that.
That was the last and the least option I knew, hope someone else with higher knwldge will help u out in this.
ArtRahul said:
Have you re-tried that.
That was the last and the least option I knew, hope someone else with higher knwldge will help u out in this.
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If I retry is is not gonna damage phone?
Mak29 said:
If I retry is is not gonna damage phone?
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Flashing the factory image never damages the device.
So you can try again but with right things right files and carefully.
ArtRahul said:
Flashing the factory image never damages the device.
So you can try again but with right things right files and carefully.
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Just 1 more thing ..do I need to start direct flash or follow whole process (locking unlocking) command?
Mak29 said:
Just 1 more thing ..do I need to start direct flash or follow whole process (locking unlocking) command?
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You can start without lock/unlocking BL.
I was running Freedom OS CE 2.5 and I dirty flashed official OOS 4.1.0 and got into a bootloop.
I restarted the phone into twrp and it told me that it was read only so I wasn't seeing any zip files. I tried to use repair in the Wipe section by changing file format. I think I chose FAT...I honestly can't remember. But when I swipe to repair and I got stock on updating partition. So I restarted the device into twrp again but this time I'm stock on just the splash screen....won't start.
All I'm getting into is bootloader mode.
Help please
Use fastboot to wipe recovery and flash TWRP again. Alternatively, directly sideload your ROM.
Anova's Origin said:
Use fastboot to wipe recovery and flash TWRP again. Alternatively, directly sideload your ROM.
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Thank you so much. But what about how I tried changing the format from what it was originally? Should I be worried or that's a minor issue?
ddaharu said:
Thank you so much. But what about how I tried changing the format from what it was originally? Should I be worried or that's a minor issue?
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You should reformat those partitions that you've changed. Ext4 or f2fs for /data and ext4 for all other partitions. This can be done through either fastboot or TWRP.
Anova's Origin said:
You should reformat those partitions that you've changed. Ext4 or f2fs for /data and ext4 for all other partitions. This can be done through either fastboot or TWRP.
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Are these the commands I should use?
c:\adb>fastboot erase recovery
c:\adb>fastboot flash recovery twrp
Well as you said, after this I can reenter recovery and reformat the partitions and I should be fine right?
Thanks for all your help man...
ddaharu said:
Are these the commands I should use?
c:\adb>fastboot erase recovery
c:\adb>fastboot flash recovery twrp
Well as you said, after this I can reenter recovery and reformat the partitions and I should be fine right?
Thanks for all your help man...
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Dont forget the ".img" when referring to images"
c:\adb>fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
Anova's Origin said:
Dont forget the ".img" when referring to images"
c:\adb>fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
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One last question. Is there any twrp version you'll recommend? Or anyone is good?
ddaharu said:
One last question. Is there any twrp version you'll recommend? Or anyone is good?
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3.0.4-1 has proven to be the most stable so far.
I've also been using 3.1.0-1 for a while and haven't noticed any issues.
Avoid 3.1.0.0 though, as there has been many reports of issues with it.
Anova's Origin said:
3.0.4-1 has proven to be the most stable so far.
I've also been using 3.1.0-1 for a while and haven't noticed any issues.
Avoid 3.1.0.0 though, as there has been many reports of issues with it.
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MY PHONE IS RUNNING AGAIN! thanks for your help man.
Btw! Seeing that the positions were somewhat corrupted, I actually had to use stock recovery to sideload the stock ROM then flash TWRP and finally on freedom is 2.6.1
Thanks again, mate. :highfive:
ddaharu said:
I was running Freedom OS CE 2.5 and I dirty flashed official OOS 4.1.0 and got into a bootloop.
I restarted the phone into twrp and it told me that it was read only so I wasn't seeing any zip files. I tried to use repair in the Wipe section by changing file format. I think I chose FAT...I honestly can't remember. But when I swipe to repair and I got stock on updating partition. So I restarted the device into twrp again but this time I'm stock on just the splash screen....won't start.
All I'm getting into is bootloader mode.
Help please
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I faced a similar issue with twrp , just try to flash twrp again using fastboot mode , in case it does not work again then try to flash it a few more times , it would surely work , I have already tried it , but before that try to factory reset ur phone using twrp and reboot to twrp and only use the first method if the problem exists after that
9891ishu said:
I faced a similar issue with twrp , just try to flash twrp again using fastboot mode , in case it does not work again then try to flash it a few more times , it would surely work , I have already tried it , but before that try to factory reset ur phone using twrp and reboot to twrp and only use the first method if the problem exists after that
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Thanks. I got through.