Hi guys. today I tried to install a GSI rom on my device, everything is fine, it worked, but the brightness slider didn't work. To solve I read on the thread that I should, more or less, install a Magisk module, but when installing the patched boot on magisk, the phone started to bootloop, and I cannot enter fastboot or recovery to fix. I tried a lot of guides found both on this forum and on Google in general without solving the problem. How could i proceed?
Hi,
I do not know if this will work for you but, when my phone (Redmi note 10 5g) enters in a boot loop, I just keep the volume down button pressed and wait for the next reboot (30s max).
Doing this brings me to fastboot mode automatically.
Best of luck
This seems to only work if the bootloader is intact. If this method does not work, BROM mode needs to be used.
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Hi,
I used to have TWRP 3.1.1-0-eva.img and TWRP 3.1.0.2-eva working.
Now they don't want to start : I'm stuck at booting device.
I've tried many times fastboot flash recovery twrp.img and no luck. These files used to work. Now, they don't.
I only have eRecovery working but even after Wifi connection, it does not want to download a package.
What can I do since I only have Fastboot&Rescue mode working.
Thanks !
Finally got it working again after many re-installation. Going in recovery, I had to shutdown the phone through eRecovery and keep power button AND Volume Up until TWRP booted.
Hi, how are you? Good morning.
I need help installing TWRP, on my leeco le s3, x626.
I already have a Le max 2, unlocked and with TWRP installed by me, through the tutorials of Yourtube.
But this time, it is not working.
I did the whole process.
Several times, UP TO BRICKEI 2 TIMES on the device, and I came back with the rom stock.
With ADB open, with administrator permission
I already gave the command
Quick boot unlock.
And confirmed that it was unlocked.
More now when you ADB, with the command,
without fast recovery from fast flash twrp.img
Do a count and say that's right.
But when, pressing and holding the Power + Button up a screen does not boot and it restarts, it vibrates normally ....
logo logo below RECOVERY.
More does not carry the TWRP.
What I'm doing wrong.
Note I already tried to change the version - TWRP 3.0, TWRP 3.1, TWRP 3.2.
Nothing happens without default back to Recovery
Help me, it must be such a detail that I'm missing out.
Thank you very much for being able to help me.
And if anyone needs to unbrick a cell phone can talk to me.
Wish i could help you mate.
May I request you to check below thread and see if you can help me?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/le...p-internal-storage-0-mb-t3737943?goto=newpost
Hi. First, sorry for my poor english !!:good:
So. I have an ASUS XB551KL model. I did that step by step process to root this model.
1 - Downgrade the ROM
2 - Install King Root / Root Genius
3 - Rooted the device
Everything was ok, but when I tried to install another ROM, the device initialized and stopped at ASUS logo. I pressed the Power button and initialized it. The device works normally but I´m not able to install anything using fastboot/adb commands, Flashify app, Flash Tools....Always, after the command to install, the device reset and can´t enter the recovery mode to finish. I downloaded and "install" a lot of files like recovery.img, droidboot.img, boot.img, twrp, but I think that one of them were incompatible. I did search day after day in this forum and google but no success. Every post have the same tips, try Power + Vol- (only blinking and vibrating LOGO), hold for n seconds and release...try Power + Vol+(only Fastboot Mode screen)...try adb reboot bootloader.....so, I tried a lot of things. It´s very difficult to find HELP for this specific model. And is very difficult to find all the images too, even at the ASUS homepage. I think it´s my last try. Otherwise, I will return to my screen broken UMI SUPER !!
Thanks.
Hi.
Im having alot of trouble doing custom stuff with my mi 9. At this point i have succesfully flashed aospextended on my mi 9 but i cannot enter twrp. It just "recovery loops" with the mi logo. I have tried flashing it again, just booting to twrp from fastboot but it still won't boot to twrp. I am consistently having issues booting to twrp at a point where i had to flash global stable from fastboot because it never stopped booting to stock recovery, where after i formattet cache and userdata. Thanks in advance.
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Hi!
Try telling us what you have done so far (in terms of modifications as well). Which recovery did you (try) flashing?
I personally tried skiantibag & maufirinio (I know it's not the proper spelling but you'll find it) + flashing RevolutionOS.
You've probably heard it already: Fastboot -> flash recovery -> does it boot into (after shutting down -> volume up + standby pressed)
If not try (first flashing the recovery) then booting from the .img file via fastboot.
After that wipe everything and flash Revolution OS/xiaomi.eu. Do you still experience the problems then? Short hint at the end: setup a password (code - during the android setup process) since your storage gets encrypted (no matter what - at least for me).
Good night, good luck!
ollioddi said:
Hi.
Im having alot of trouble doing custom stuff with my mi 9. At this point i have succesfully flashed aospextended on my mi 9 but i cannot enter twrp. It just "recovery loops" with the mi logo. I have tried flashing it again, just booting to twrp from fastboot but it still won't boot to twrp. I am consistently having issues booting to twrp at a point where i had to flash global stable from fastboot because it never stopped booting to stock recovery, where after i formattet cache and userdata. Thanks in advance.
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after flashing twrp, (assuming ur using fastboot cmds to boot to twrp) use buttons to reboot to twrp. Long press power button and volume up together until device reboots, once it vibrates, let go of power but keep holding vol up until twrp boots. Then disconnect phone from pc. Twrp should now stick. Which twrp you using?
reg66 said:
after flashing twrp, (assuming ur using fastboot cmds to boot to twrp) use buttons to reboot to twrp. Long press power button and volume up together until device reboots, once it vibrates, let go of power but keep holding vol up until twrp boots. Then disconnect phone from pc. Twrp should now stick. Which twrp you using?
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This. Rebooting from command line did not work for me either. Just press power + vol up until screen closes and keep pressing 3 more seconds after mi logo appears.
Hi, I have a Samsung Galaxy S10 SM-G973F. I unlocked the bootloader from the Download mode, then turned on the OEM unlock from the developer settings. I installed Magisk from github, created the patched firmware, then flashed all the files via Odin.
Now the S10 displays a warning that the bootloader has been unlocked, followed by the warning it's not running original samsung firmware, and an option to click the power button to continue.
The problem is, it does not boot into the OS. No matter which buttons I press, it does not boot. It stays on this screen for a while and reboots. I cannot initiate download or recovery mode. I cannot turn off the device. It's in a boot loop.
I used this firmware (I checked it's the correct one): https://samfw.com/firmware/SM-G973F/BGL/G973FXXSBFUF3
And followed this tutorial: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=V_IeG06skk4
I am not using TWRP. Thank you for all help!
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The problem is, it does not boot into the OS. No matter which buttons I press, it does not boot. It stays on this screen for a while and reboots. I cannot initiate download or recovery mode. I cannot turn off the device. It's in a boot loop.
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I install Magisk 23 on a Galaxy TAB S2 and had a boot loop. I reinstalled the boot.img and twrp then reinstalled LinageOS and uninstalled Magisk - Then it was fully recovered. I don't know if the boot.img was necessary.
oldsamsungdevice said:
Hi, I have a Samsung Galaxy S10 SM-G973F. I unlocked the bootloader from the Download mode, then turned on the OEM unlock from the developer settings. I installed Magisk from github, created the patched firmware, then flashed all the files via Odin.
Now the S10 displays a warning that the bootloader has been unlocked, followed by the warning it's not running original samsung firmware, and an option to click the power button to continue.
The problem is, it does not boot into the OS. No matter which buttons I press, it does not boot. It stays on this screen for a while and reboots. I cannot initiate download or recovery mode. I cannot turn off the device. It's in a boot loop.
I used this firmware (I checked it's the correct one): https://samfw.com/firmware/SM-G973F/BGL/G973FXXSBFUF3
And followed this tutorial: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=V_IeG06skk4
I am not using TWRP. Thank you for all help!
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Hi. I remember on stock A10 when I 1st rooted ,, I had to 'boot to magisk' by doing the button combo for recovery
Code:
bixby, power, volume up then let go of power after the splash screen
But with oneui 3x I think you'd have to use a reboot app. Or ask in this thread
Cheers.