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Clockwork recovery no computer method?

Is there such a thing?
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Cam3ron1 said:
Is there such a thing?
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If you think you could hang with typing some pretty long instructions using terminal emulator, it can be done manually. It's not for the faint of heart... and if you typed in the wrong bml and screw up your phone, it wouldn't be my fault.
If you can hang with that, then cool, I could post some instructions. All this is just so much easier though with the one click method.
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Ok how long is it and how do I do it
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OK...
Firstly, root the phone with z4root from the market. Also get Astro file manager and Android Terminal Emulator from the market while you're there. Connectbot can also be used as a terminal.
Download the one click root 1.4.0 from noobnl to your phone. Extract the contents using Astro file manager. Copy the following files and put them on the root of your sdcard:
redbend_ua
zImage
Now open the terminal app, and type the following commands exactly:
Code:
su
cat /sdcard/redbend_ua > /data/local/tmp/redbend_ua
chmod 755 /data/local/tmp/redbend_ua
/data/local/tmp/redbend_ua restore /sdcard/zImage /dev/block/bml8
Your phone will reboot after the flash.
Remember to type the commands exactly.
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OK, if you want to cleanup afterwards, go back into terminal and type the following commands:
Code:
su
rm /data/local/tmp/redbend_ua
I will encourage anyone who reads this to not play with redbend_ua unless you know what you are doing. These instructions will work if done exactly to the letter.
Once again, I take no responsibility if you hose your phone.
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Also, make a backup with ClockworkMod after you install it, so you have your current rom saved, just in case.
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Download rom manager, then use rom manager to download clockwork mod, then use astro which is a free app available in the market which is very useful, to open the sd card folder, then go to clockwork mod folder then copy recovery-update.zip and paste it to the root of your sd card and rename it just update. It's already a zip file so you don't have to type.zip. Now reboot into stock recovery and apply update.zip. Does not work with froyo. But if you down load the clockwork redirect, then you can install that once you get into clockwork recovery after you flash a froyo rom before you reboot. But using adb to flash the permanent clockwork kernel is the best way.....try this......update.zip method:
1. boot into ClockworkMod Recovery
2. Apply : http://www.sdx-downloads.com/devs/noobnl/clockworkmod2.5.1.0update-fixed.zip
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Thanks that worked. I appriciate it
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your welcome!
Sent from my spot on the earth.

How, how did you make it work!!!

[Q] s-on/s-off

hey all. anyone know if we can turn s-off on wildfire yet? kninda frustraiting... its root but not really root

bassmonkey said:
hey all. anyone know if we can turn s-off on wildfire yet? kninda frustraiting... its root but not really root
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To me this is a 100% genuine "WTF?" statement... I don't get what you mean mate, please explain..

bassmonkey said:
hey all. anyone know if we can turn s-off on wildfire yet? kninda frustraiting... its root but not really root
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Not yet till Alpharev v2 realesed
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gyroing said:
Not yet till Alpharev v2 realesed
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Thanks dude, I've just came from having a totally customized hero
N despite the screen rez I'm loving this phone but no access to system folder is pants
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niksakl said:
To me this is a 100% genuine "WTF?" statement... I don't get what you mean mate, please explain..
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As far as I can tell its a new security thing HTC have added to the hboot, basically makes the system folder read only even with root (think that's correct??)
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bassmonkey said:
Thanks dude, I've just came from having a totally customized hero
N despite the screen rez I'm loving this phone but no access to system folder is pants
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Well , it's not totally locked down. You can access it (Read and write) if you boot into recovery. Not the smoothest solution but it works. Also there is AUFS but i don't think i have gotten that to work at all. Maybe it needs to be enabled, haven't really checked but i boot into recovery when i need to change something.

You can change the /system permission with a terminal emulator as Better Terminal Pro on the phone or by the phone connected to your pc via
Code:
> adb shell
doing in both cases:
Code:
# chmod -R 777 /system
when you restart the phone, /system will be reset to the original 755 permissions.

thanks for the response guys
71baker said:
Well , it's not totally locked down. You can access it (Read and write) if you boot into recovery. Not the smoothest solution but it works. Also there is AUFS but i don't think i have gotten that to work at all. Maybe it needs to be enabled, haven't really checked but i boot into recovery when i need to change something.
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how do you do it through recovery? im guessing thatd be with adb?
Tetractys said:
You can change the /system permission with a terminal emulator as Better Terminal Pro on the phone or by the phone connected to your pc via
Code:
> adb shell
doing in both cases:
Code:
# chmod -R 777 /system
when you restart the phone, /system will be reset to the original 755 permissions.
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in terminal i entered su
chmod -R777/system
which then gave me; usage: chmod <mode> <file>
i then entered; /system and got permission denied??

bassmonkey said:
thanks for the response guys
how do you do it through recovery? im guessing thatd be with adb?
in terminal i entered su
chmod -R777/system
which then gave me; usage: chmod <mode> <file>
i then entered; /system and got permission denied??
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If you have written the command exactly as you report is obvious that the os return an error. try to write as i did... (with blanks in between)
of course your phone had to be passed the Unrevoked 3.21 procedure!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=701
Anyway if you are not very much concerned in linux shell commands, i would suggest you to wait another more automatic method.

Tetractys said:
If you have written the command exactly as you report is obvious that the os return an error. try to write as i did... (with blanks in between)
of course your phone had to be passed the Unrevoked 3.21 procedure!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=701
Anyway if you are not very much concerned in linux shell commands, i would suggest you to wait another more automatic method.
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lol.'not concerned' very diplomatic yeah, kind of a windoze boy n therefore not really up on linux.
i did root with 3.21 and i tried the chmod command with all the spaces and terminal just gave me 'bad mode' (it also gave me bad mode when i tried adb) so i tried as i posted. bummer but nevermind, come on alpharev 2

71baker said:
Also there is AUFS but i don't think i have gotten that to work at all. Maybe it needs to be enabled, haven't really checked but i boot into recovery when i need to change something.
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You can enable AUFS in Jacob's latest kernel by typing "aufs --enable" in a terminal emulator app in android, and then reboot the phone.

Gps fix.

after a few hours in Irc with fellow continuiniuumers. i tested a gps fix on locking gps in navigation.
Special thank youz:
Imnuts (for source file and cmds)
Samuelhadams (for proof on test)
Logan302 (adb help)
what you need:
adb installed (and working )
gps.conf: here
in adb enter these cmds:
adb shell mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/stl9 /system
adb push gps.conf /system/etc
adb shell reboot
or
what you need:
any file manager app that mounts the system r/w (read write)
aps.conf on sdcard
copy gps.conf from sdcard and go to /system/etc folder,
click mount r/w button or however you are mounting system r/w
paste
reboot
or
flash via CWM: Here

Gps was broken? With ec07 or ec03?
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abby_nitewolf said:
Gps was broken? With ec07 or ec03?
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There were issues with gps unable to lock after the phone had been on for awhile.
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The link is down

trailblazer101 said:
The link is down
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Do you need it?

trailblazer101 said:
The link is down
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Updated sorry
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my gps was working fine on ec07

Bierce22 said:
my gps was working fine on ec07
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It seems to be a hit or miss thing. Minw does too. Some people have issues, though.
I'm not here for a long time. I'm here for a good time. To hell with the red wine. Pour me some moonshine. - King George

ADB help
Hey, just a few questions. I'm brand new to ADB tools.
I got my cmd prompt to show me the serial of my device using adb devices. Im sure this means my adb tools are working. Ive only installed SDB tools and platform tools.
Do I need to download the 2.2 tools?
The problem is when I type in the first cmd i get a operation error.
2nd question is how do I get all of your gps.config code into the cmd prompt. Do I place the file somewhere on my computer for it to be recognized in your second cmd step.
Thanks in advanced.

minirome said:
Hey, just a few questions. I'm brand new to ADB tools.
I got my cmd prompt to show me the serial of my device using adb devices. Im sure this means my adb tools are working. Ive only installed SDB tools and platform tools.
Do I need to download the 2.2 tools?
The problem is when I type in the first cmd i get a operation error.
2nd question is how do I get all of your gps.config code into the cmd prompt. Do I place the file somewhere on my computer for it to be recognized in your second cmd step.
Thanks in advanced.
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You can push manually with a file manager. Its in op also.
Also the GPS. Conf is a file.
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Why am I getting the operations error anyways? Should I be working off of tools or platform tools?
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Ive tried a lot of different ways to get it to work and I think ive gotten to the point where it might be something else other than my commands. I just get a mountperation not permitted. The following is an example of what I typed. The $ sign was created after I typed in adb shell.
1 "adb shell
2 $mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/stl9 /system
3 mountperation not permitted"
Tell me I did something wrong.

You need to "su" before you try and mount -_-
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trailblazer101 said:
You need to "su" before you try and mount -_-
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I messed around with that for awhile and I think I got a little further. I seem to still get a little stuck after I mount.
1. /android-sdk/platform-tools>adb shell
2. $su
3. #mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/stl9 /system
4. mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/stl9 /system
5. #
On line 4 the cmd prompt just spits that back out at me and it ends up back at # again. How do I know it mounted and how do I begin the pushing process. My gps.conf file is in my platform-tools folder. Thanks!

Throw me a bone. Im so close! I can feel it!

How do I get gps.conf file?
link in OP just takes me to a page with a lot of text-No download.

Right click and click save as or save link as. It should automatically name it as gps.conf
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Minirome, are you simply he'll Benton pushing this thing via adb? If not, and you just want to get your gps to work, copy the thing to your sd card, download es file explorer, and cnp the thing to the proper dir
Release your inhibitions, feel the rain on your skin, no one else can feel it for you. only you can let it in - Natasha Bedingfield

Works pissah after renaming and replacing using Root Explorer. Grabs the GPS signal wickid quick!
Peace,
Ray

Txwolf1980 said:
Minirome, are you simply he'll Benton pushing this thing via adb? If not, and you just want to get your gps to work, copy the thing to your sd card, download es file explorer, and cnp the thing to the proper dir
Release your inhibitions, feel the rain on your skin, no one else can feel it for you. only you can let it in - Natasha Bedingfield
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Haha yes I am pretty bent on using adb. I just wanted to gain some experience with it. I might break down soon...unless someone says something. I think I've made progress.
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[HOW TO] Flashing ClockworkMod via ADB

So was helping someone flash ClockworkMod via ADB in another thread, just thought if I made a topic for it, everyone can see it so if people have any issues they can always use this method instead.
Anyway, here are the instructions:
The 'flash_image' is within the attached zip file! Use the file within the zip file, NOT the zip file itself
The 'recovery.img' is your chosen recovery file, get this off ClockworkMods website or if you have a copy use that. Then when flashing the recovery image where ever it says 'recovery.img' replace that with the name of the recovery file.
Put the recovery image and the flash_image on the root of your C drive.
So,
(make sure you're in the command prompt and have changed directory to where the adb file is)
adb push c:\flash_image /sdcard/
adb push c:\recovery.img /sdcard/
adb shell
su
mount -o remount, rw /system
cp /sdcard/flash_image /system/bin
cd /system/bin
chmod 777 flash_image
flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery.img
It has now been flashed successfully
Hope this is of use to some people

Thanks! Very helpful.

varsaljr said:
Thanks! Very helpful.
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As repeated in many places, press the thanks button instead of posting thanks

Hello, when i enter abd shell, then su.
I get acces denied..
what to do? :O

MrKiller2010 said:
Hello, when i enter abd shell, then su.
I get acces denied..
what to do? :O
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u rooted and have superuser on your phone??

No i dont some one told me to do this cause my screen freezes when im trying to root it. Chek the How to root your blade.
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You must be rooted for this, root using z4root or something
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MrKiller2010 said:
No i dont some one told me to do this cause my screen freezes when im trying to root it. Chek the How to root your blade.
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Dude i didn't know u weren't rooted yet. U don't need to use adb to root. Just Google z4root modaco and click on the first link. Install z4root and permanent root it. Don't forget to install rom manager and flash cwm from within it

Oh, well z4root doesn't work for me cause i got 2.3.5 i heard that the only way to root my blade is this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1319257
and that doesn't work, it freezes when i enter the command "adb reboot bootloader" it reboots and stay on the ZTE logo and freezes. :S

MrKiller2010 said:
Oh, well z4root doesn't work for me cause i got 2.3.5 i heard that the only way to root my blade is this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1319257
and that doesn't work, it freezes when i enter the command "adb reboot bootloader" it reboots and stay on the ZTE logo and freezes. :S
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That's what it is supposed to do. That's it in fastboot mode. You need to go on to the next step at that point.

Well when i enter next command nothing happends.
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matt4321 said:
You must be rooted for this, root using z4root or something
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So what's the point in doing it?
Just install rom manager & use that instead.
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MrKiller2010 said:
Well when i enter next command nothing happends.
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You need to install drivers for fastboot if you use Windows. Sometimes you might need to unplug the usb, then plug it back in again & try fastboot again.
It should at least give an error.

wbaw said:
So what's the point in doing it?
Just install rom manager & use that instead.
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What's the point in using fastboot to flash clockworkmod, it's just another way of doing it, some may prefer other ways (yeah via rom manager is a lot easier i know) but spread the knowledge, may be of use to some people.

matt4321 said:
What's the point in using fastboot to flash clockworkmod, it's just another way of doing it, some may prefer other ways (yeah via rom manager is a lot easier i know) but spread the knowledge, may be of use to some people.
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You don't need your phone to be rooted to use fastboot, it's a method for new stock roms that have all the common root exploits fixed.
So, what's the point in this method when using Rom Manager is much easier? If you've already rooted your phone then this has to be one of the hardest possible ways to install clockworkmod.

wbaw said:
You don't need your phone to be rooted to use fastboot, it's a method for new stock roms that have all the common root exploits fixed.
So, what's the point in this method when using Rom Manager is much easier? If you've already rooted your phone then this has to be one of the hardest possible ways to install clockworkmod.
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I was never able to get fastboot working for my blade, always had driver issues, yet adb was fine. So I was able to use this method to flash and try the clockworkmod recovery touch that was released for us (turned out to be useless haha) but that couldn't be done via rom manager (well yeah, but you had to pay and i'm a poor student) so that's an example of when it could be useful.
point aside this is just another way, I just want people to learn as i am here to learn too.

Permission Denied
I need to flash CWM recovery using this adb method since I dont have data on the phone(Videocon Zeus V7500.. a clone of Commtiva Z51).
I have all the files in the right places but when I put the first command I get the following error :
I:\>adb push c:\flash_image /sdcard/
failed to copy 'c:\flash_image' to '/sdcard//flash_image': Permission denied ,
What permissions do I have to grant?

Try adb push c:/flash_image /sdcard/flash_image
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Nevermind I figured it out, the problem was that I had mounted sd card to PC and I guess that was causing the problems.
I got it to work and have flashed CWM recovery now
Code:
I:\>adb push c:\flash_image /sdcard/
751 KB/s (26172 bytes in 0.034s)
I:\>adb push c:\recovery-clockwork-2.5.1.3-z71.img /sdcard
2444 KB/s (3831808 bytes in 1.531s)
I:\>adb shell
$ su
su
# su
su
# mount -o remount, rw /system
mount -o remount, rw /system
# cp /sdcard/flash_image /system/bin
cp /sdcard/flash_image /system/bin
# cd /system/bin
cd /system/bin
# chmod 777 flash_image
chmod 777 flash_image
# flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery-clockwork-2.5.1.3-z71.img
flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery-clockwork-2.5.1.3-z71.img
Thanks you very much for this thread

how to??
matt4321 said:
So was helping someone flash ClockworkMod via ADB in another thread, just thought if I made a topic for it, everyone can see it so if people have any issues they can always use this method instead.
Anyway, here are the instructions:
The 'flash_image' is within the attached zip file! Use the file within the zip file, NOT the zip file itself
The 'recovery.img' is your chosen recovery file, get this off ClockworkMods website or if you have a copy use that. Then when flashing the recovery image where ever it says 'recovery.img' replace that with the name of the recovery file.
Put the recovery image and the flash_image on the root of your C drive.
So,
(make sure you're in the command prompt and have changed directory to where the adb file is)
adb push c:\flash_image /sdcard/
adb push c:\recovery.img /sdcard/
adb shell
su
mount -o remount, rw /system
cp /sdcard/flash_image /system/bin
cd /system/bin
chmod 777 flash_image
flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery.img
It has now been flashed successfully
Hope this is of use to some people
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friend plss suggest me that how to use this flash_image and where should i put it
in mobile system or in pc drive c
plsss tell me clearly because when i use it in cmd it says su not found whts the mean of this plss tell me clearly one by one step
i am not able to understnd
pls pls pls help me
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mandloihitesh said:
friend plss suggest me that how to use this flash_image and where should i put it
in mobile system or in pc drive c
plsss tell me clearly because when i use it in cmd it says su not found whts the mean of this plss tell me clearly one by one step
i am not able to understnd
pls pls pls help me
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heyy plss i m confused in command
i dont know what commnds should i usee
plss help me
plss
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saaransh9 said:
u rooted and have superuser on your phone??
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ya i rooted my phone and superuser is also installed on my phone then wht to do
????
clockworkmod is not working in recovery manager also
said unrecognized

thanks for this. Got me out of a jam

[Q] Stuck in recovery mode

Hello every one,
I'm trying to root my Nexus 4 and I messed up. Can't boot the phone except in recovery mode in TWRP. If a try to boot I got ''Google'' on a black screen and that's it. Don't know what to do from there.
I started to root with Windows 7, but I want to continue with Ubuntu on my computer if it's possible.
Any advice to where to start from?
Thanks,
Martin

What did you do to get to where you are? Without more info I'm going to tell you to boot into the bootloader and flash the factory image
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jd1639 said:
Without more info I'm going to tell you to boot into the bootloader and flash the factory image
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Thanks for the awnser, but don't know how to ''flash'' the factory image

mchenier said:
Thanks for the awnser, but don't know how to ''flash'' the factory image
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Read this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=34552123
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jd1639 said:
Read this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=34552123
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Thanks, I'm going to take a look

mchenier said:
Thanks, I'm going to take a look
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Wait a minute, before you flash the factory images. What exactly happened?

vinc10 said:
Wait a minute, before you flash the factory images. What exactly happened?
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I followed a procedure (in french) and got stock on these lines:
Installation de SuperSU et Busybox :
Vous êtes sur TWRP
Sur le smartphone faites : Wipe > Advanced Wipe > Dalvik Cache (case cochée) > Cache (case cochée) > Swipe to Wipe
Sur le smartphone faites : Mount > System (case cochée)
Wasn't able to wipe Dalvik and after that and for some reasons was not able to connect to the phone from the Windows 7 computer. I'm not certain of what happen after, I probably erase important files on the Nexus with the TWRP menu.
This is what I got when booting in safe mode

Sounds like you wiped your system and internal sd card and now don't have anything to boot into. You could use adb to push a rom zip to your internal sd and install it with twrp. Or you could sideload it with twrp. Or you could flash the factory image and start all over.
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jd1639 said:
Sounds like you wiped your system and internal sd card and now don't have anything to boot into. You could use adb to push a rom zip to your internal sd and install it with twrp. Or you could sideload it with twrp. Or you could flash the factory image and start all over.
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I think I can push a rom zip to the sd card. Where can I find a rom?
Thanks

mchenier said:
I think I can push a rom zip to the sd card. Where can I find a rom?
Thanks
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Where you on a particular rom before or just stock?
Edit, this is from the development forum. It's stock 4.4.4. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=50453541
Edit,edit, also, when you flash super su you don't need to do the wipes your French procedure told you to do. Just flash super su in twrp, use the install.
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jd1639 said:
Where you on a particular rom before or just stock?
Edit, this is from the development forum. It's stock 4.4.4. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=50453541
Edit,edit, also, when you flash super su you don't need to do the wipes your French procedure told you to do. Just flash super su in twrp, use the install.
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Well, don't know what to do at this moment.
1. Should I try to complete the '' french'' procedure? I tried to continue with those command:
adb push busybox /system/xbin
adb push supersu.zip /sdcard
adb shell
chmod 04755 /system/xbin/busybox
/system/xbin/busybox --install /system/xbin/
exit
But got a error message at chmod :
chmod 04755 /system/xbin/busybox /system/xbin/busybox --install /system/xbin/
unknown option -- install
BusyBox v1.21.1-jb bionic (2013-07-25 21:23 +0100) multi-call binary.
Usage: chmod [-R] MODE[,MODE]... FILE...
Each MODE is one or more of the letters ugoa, one of the
symbols +-= and one or more of the letters rwxst
-R Recurse
Then I pushed the mako_Kitkat.zip and supersu and try to install from TWRAP but both failed. Is there an order to do it?

mchenier said:
Well, don't know what to do at this moment.
1. Should I try to complete the '' french'' procedure? I tried to continue with those command:
adb push busybox /system/xbin
adb push supersu.zip /sdcard
adb shell
chmod 04755 /system/xbin/busybox
/system/xbin/busybox --install /system/xbin/
exit
But got a error message at chmod :
chmod 04755 /system/xbin/busybox /system/xbin/busybox --install /system/xbin/
unknown option -- install
BusyBox v1.21.1-jb bionic (2013-07-25 21:23 +0100) multi-call binary.
Usage: chmod [-R] MODE[,MODE]... FILE...
Each MODE is one or more of the letters ugoa, one of the
symbols +-= and one or more of the letters rwxst
-RRecurse
Then I pushed the mako_Kitkat.zip and supersu and try to install from TWRAP but both failed. Is there an order to do it?
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I'm not sure why the rom you tried to flash failed. You should flash the rom first and then super su. I think at this point I'd flash the factory image. Just download it and extract it. Then double click on the flash-all.bat with your phone booted into the bootloader and connected to your usb port. You'll then need to flash the twrp recovery image in fastboot to get twrp back on your phone.
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jd1639 said:
You'll then need to flash the twrp recovery image in fastboot to get twrp back on your phone.
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I'm not sure to understand what do you mean by flashing the TWRP recovery image. I will have to reinstall TWRP on the phone after that? Restart all the procedure I did first?

mchenier said:
I'm not sure to understand what do you mean by flashing the TWRP recovery image. I will have to reinstall TWRP on the phone after that? Restart all the procedure I did first?
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If you flash the factory, yes, you'll have to start all over
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jd1639 said:
If you flash the factory, yes, you'll have to start all over
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OK thanks.

mchenier said:
OK thanks.
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It's done, thanks a lot for your help. It was easier for me on a Linux system. I didn't root it this time. I just want to know if it will resolve the problem I had with the phone (closing randomly and at the end wasn't even able to open it)

mchenier said:
It's done, thanks a lot for your help. It was easier for me on a Linux system. I didn't root it this time. I just want to know if it will resolve the problem I had with the phone (closing randomly and at the end wasn't even able to open it)
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Glad to hear it's working
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