Hello all ,
After trying to upgrade a rom in cwm. i got a error updating rom (error in zip file)
I verfied zip was ok , and it was.
Now i'm stock at htc bootlogo.
i can get in bootloader/fastboot/recovery
Flashing gives the same error, same for restore.
If i try to format with cwm i get (depending on what partition i try to format)
- error formatting /system
- error formatting /cache
- error formatting /data
What to do ??
Thanks ,
Greetings , arnold
Are you getting a bunch of error messages when you go into recovery like:
E:Cant mount /cache/
if so, check this thread its a hardware issue.
-Nipqer
Go into mount,maybe you click unmount cache first
Nipqer said:
Are you getting a bunch of error messages when you go into recovery like:
E:Cant mount /cache/
if so, check this thread its a hardware issue.
-Nipqer
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Thanks , will try further there...
Seems like that problem..
Hi,
well... what can i say... i bricked my beloved defy. =(
How it happened:
Since Quarx's CyanogenMod 7 i used several CyanogenMod Versions from Quarx und Epsylon until about 2 weeks ago. I had the CM10 (4.1.2) Version from 11.05. installed.
Then i saw Quarx new release from 16.06.
Before i flashed the new version i made a full backup with cwm 5.7.0. Then i installed the new version trough cwm. everything look fine. But there wen't something really wrong. After rebooting the phone got stuck even before 2ndinit. I tried it several times but the the phone wasn't booting any more.
I thought: no problem. I have a backup. Let's restore is quickly. The easiest way to me was:
- start the phone in bootloader
- flash a stock sbf with rsd lite (sbf: JRDNEM_U3_3.4.2_179-002_DEBLUR_SIGN_SIGNED_UCAJRDNEMARAB1B80AA03A.0R_PDS03C_UCAJRDNFRYORTCOREEU_P023_A008_HWp3_Service1FF.sbf
- root the phone with superoneclick
- install 2ndinit for defy (SndInitDefy_2.3.apk i think it's cwm 5.0.3.1)
- restore backup
but here the problem beginns trying to recover /system(log from recovery):
2013-06-17.15.18.36:
logo.img is present. 1024 kB
recovery.img is present. 8192 kB
devtree.img is present. 512 kB
boot.img is present. 8192 kB
data.ext3.tar is present. 1039389 kB
system.ext3.tar is present. 323612 kB
Checking MD5 sums...
./system.ext3.tar: OK
I:couldn't find default type
Found new backup image: /sdcard/clockworkmod/backup/2013-06-17.15.18.36//system.ext3.tar
Restoring system...
Skip system unmount, remount read-only
Remount /system read-only
I:/system is not safe to format
I:Erasing from device...
rm: can't remove '.' or '..'
rm: can't remove '.' or '..'
Skip system unmount, remount read-only
Remount /system read-only
50-cm.sh60-baseband.sh70-bootmenu.sh70-gapps.sh80-battd.shApollo.apkApplicationsProvider.apkAudioEffectSettings.apkBackupRestoreConfirmation.apkBluetooth.apkBrowser.apkCMFileManager.apkCMFileManagerThemes.apkCMWallpapers.apkCalculator.apkCalendar.apkCalendarProvider.apk
..... and so on and so on. (is quite a long list ).....
Error while restoring /system!
Problem while restoring system !
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i tried so many things like:
- install cm10 an try restoring with cwm 5.7.0 (same error)
- different stock sbf's (makes no difference)
- extracting system.ext3.tar and copying i to /system with adb (stops copying at about 50%)
and much much more... i forgot the rest ^^
the thing is.... i have no idea what exactly is going wrong. In my opinion it's here in the log: "Remount /system read-only". how should cwm be able to write the backup into system i it is mounted as "read-only".
im working on it since the last 2 weeks and it is getting super frustrating =(
Hopefully someone has better ideas than me? I would appreciate it.
At least: thanks for reading!
There are 2 possibilities according to me (I may be wrong:silly
1. Your backup might be corrupt -> try another backup
2. Your eMMC memory chip may be corrupt -> send your phone for service
TRY Wipe system cache and data then restore.
OR
Install CM10 with cwm (example 26 March build), restore only data, then dirty flash the latest CM10 (only wipe cache and dalvik). Old builds of CM10 can cause problems.
hotdog125 said:
There are 2 possibilities according to me (I may be wrong:silly
1. Your backup might be corrupt -> try another backup
2. Your eMMC memory chip may be corrupt -> send your phone for service
TRY Wipe system cache and data then restore.
OR
Install CM10 with cwm (example 26 March build), restore only data, then dirty flash the latest CM10 (only wipe cache and dalvik). Old builds of CM10 can cause problems.
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Thank you for your answer!
I believe the backup files are ok. md5 is ok and the recovery log says: backup ok, but internal storage.... is weired.
Maybe a fried eMMC. But how? And buying a new phone is sadly way cheaper than service.
I wiped cache and data endless times. But no luck.
Is it possible to wipe (format) system?
I installed different versions from cm10 and they are running fine. But i really would like to restore my backup. There's a lot of work in it. =(
Tried this also 2 times: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1807899
But with this method, the phone won't boot up and got stuck in a bootloop. Can't even see the cm logo. An it makes no difference what version of CM10 is installed.
dediknight said:
Thank you for your answer!
I believe the backup files are ok. md5 is ok and the recovery log says: backup ok, but internal storage.... is weired.
Maybe a fried eMMC. But how? And buying a new phone is sadly way cheaper than service.
I wiped cache and data endless times. But no luck.
Is it possible to wipe (format) system?
I installed different versions from cm10 and they are running fine. But i really would like to restore my backup. There's a lot of work in it. =(
Tried this also 2 times: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1807899
But with this method, the phone won't boot up and got stuck in a bootloop. Can't even see the cm logo. An it makes no difference what version of CM10 is installed.
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Yes, wiping system is important in this case. The option is present on the main screen of CWM.
hotdog125 said:
Yes, wiping system is important in this case. The option is present on the main screen of CWM.
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I would like to format /system. But how? I can't find this option in cwm (5.7.0).
- Reboot system now
- Apply update from sdcard
- Wipe data/factory reset
- Wipe cache partition
- Install zip from sdcard
- Backup and restore
- Mounts and storage
- Advanced
- Power off
- Exit Recovery
- Go Back
It is possible to format some unmounted partitions in "Mounts and storage". But if i unmount /system there is only the option to "remount /system" but nothing linke "format /system".
dediknight said:
I would like to format /system. But how? I can't find this option in cwm (5.7.0).
- Reboot system now
- Apply update from sdcard
- Wipe data/factory reset
- Wipe cache partition
- Install zip from sdcard
- Backup and restore
- Mounts and storage
- Advanced
- Power off
- Exit Recovery
- Go Back
It is possible to format some unmounted partitions in "Mounts and storage". But if i unmount /system there is only the option to "remount /system" but nothing linke "format /system".
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My bad. You can try Defy full wiper (DO NOT REBOOT AFTER FULL WIPE).
hotdog125 said:
My bad. You can try Defy full wiper (DO NOT REBOOT AFTER FULL WIPE).
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Thank you very much. Sadly, it wasn't the solution to my Problem. But the error messages getting a bit clearer now ^^.
Here is the recovery log:
-- Installing: /sdcard/defy_fullwipe_ext3.zip
Finding update package...
I:Update location: /sdcard/defy_fullwipe_ext3.zip
Opening update package...
Installing update...
FULL WIPE FOR MOTO DEFYmount: failed to mount /dev/block/mmcblk1p21 at /system: Device or resource busy
mount: failed to mount /dev/block/mmcblk1p25 at /data: Device or resource busy
mount: failed to mount /dev/block/mmcblk1p24 at /cache: Device or resource busy
.
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.....
......
.......
........
.........
..........
...........
***********
script result was [because /system got wiped]
Congrats, your ass is now wiped
!!Do not reboot now!!
If you do, you will have to flash an SBF
because /system got wiped
Install from sdcard complete.
2013-06-17.15.18.36:
logo.img is present. 1024 kB
recovery.img is present. 8192 kB
devtree.img is present. 512 kB
boot.img is present. 8192 kB
data.ext3.tar is present. 1039389 kB
system.ext3.tar is present. 323612 kB
Checking MD5 sums...
./system.ext3.tar: OK
I:couldn't find default type
Found new backup image: /sdcard/clockworkmod/backup/2013-06-17.15.18.36//system.ext3.tar
Restoring system...
Skip system unmount, remount read-only
Remount /system read-only
E:format_volume failed to unmount "/system"
Error while formatting device /system!
Problem while restoring system !
--End of log--
OK, somehow the devices are "busy" so the wipe script couldn't wipe. Although in cwm it said it was successful.
So i tried unmounting /system, /cache and /data before running the script. Here's what i got:
-- Installing: /sdcard/defy_fullwipe_ext3.zip
Finding update package...
I:Update location: /sdcard/defy_fullwipe_ext3.zip
Opening update package...
Installing update...
FULL WIPE FOR MOTO DEFYmount: failed to mount /dev/block/mmcblk1p21 at /system: Device or resource busy
mount: failed to mount /dev/block/mmcblk1p25 at /data: Invalid argument
mount: failed to mount /dev/block/mmcblk1p24 at /cache: Device or resource busy
unmount of /data failed; no such volume
script result was [because /system got wiped]
.
..
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.....
......
.......
........
.........
..........
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***********
Congrats, your ass is now wiped
!!Do not reboot now!!
If you do, you will have to flash an SBF
because /system got wiped
Install from sdcard complete.
--End of log--
Is it possible to do something about the "busy" partitions. Whatever they're busy doing
Check out these threads, not sure they'll help - http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/6433-solved-messed-up-partitions-on-internal-storage/.
AND http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=20707200
Your partitions may be in the wrong format.
EDIT - You can try starting from sbf, then installing your preferred CM10 release, and then extracting the backups into the respective directories using ES file explorer (only the files that you've changed).
EDIT 2 - Install CM10 with clockworkmod (not TWRP) and then go to bootmenu (press go back on the main screen of recovery), and then format system and data to ext4, and then try restoring backup. <------ try this first
why??
sir. i tried this 2 xperia ROM. my unit is OT 918n. i completed the installation of BRAVIA_LACV--Es_V4 & Xperia by Jarey..
why is it the screen wont work. i mean the touch panel. so i can setup the setting at 1st boot. why it wont work the touch panel??
and 1 thing. i backup 1st my phone before i follow this instraction. just keeping safe. and if i restore the backup it stock in the white alcatel with sounds. just in their always repeating it will not continue to the main menu. WHy? can you answer it please.
chawnix said:
sir. i tried this 2 xperia ROM. my unit is OT 918n. i completed the installation of BRAVIA_LACV--Es_V4 & Xperia by Jarey..
why is it the screen wont work. i mean the touch panel. so i can setup the setting at 1st boot. why it wont work the touch panel??
and 1 thing. i backup 1st my phone before i follow this instraction. just keeping safe. and if i restore the backup it stock in the white alcatel with sounds. just in their always repeating it will not continue to the main menu. WHy? can you answer it please.
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You are in the wrong device forum.
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk
:good::fingers-crossed:Thank you, i have a similar problem. My battery's Defy was completly discharge. Normaly, i plug my Defy, wait for 10 % charging, and i turn it on and i let the battery charging all night. But, i forgot to turn my defy on, and the morning when i turn it on, the cyanogen 7 logo bootloop.
I do a wipe system reset to factory, the defy turn on, and when i restore my backup, bootloop again.
I do what hotdog125 write, i was thinking its works, but it didn't.
I lost my data, :crying::crying::crying::crying: but i have a nice cyanogen 10 bootloop :laugh::laugh::laugh:
I finaly restore my defy with a backup do with recorvery when my phone make a bootloop.
I put cyanogen 7 and i found an application name Nandroid Manager http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2044414 , 1,46 euros, that permit to restore all or a part of the backup you do.
I restore my apps, my sms, my mms, my call log etc... i want to keep. My contact was backup on my gmail account.
Like i saw it works, i put cyanogen 11 and redo the partial restore.
My defy was fine, and increased from mb525 to mb526 when i install Cyanogen 11.
I recommand when you have an android phone to root it, put an recorvery, put Nandroid Manager and backup with recorvery regularly, you could restore all your phone if you don't change your rom, or resotre partial data if you change your rom.
Thank you to your site.:laugh::highfive:
Hey!
What is happening: in recovery, i get these errors (right after entering):
E:cant mount CACHE: recovery/command
E:cant mount CACHE: recovery/caller
E:cant mount CACHE: recovery/log
This prevents me from installing a new zip from SDcard, but can wipe cache and do data/factory reset.
I have this on two Defys at once. On the first one the problem came after i did a data/factory reset with no SDcard in the device. (this phone is in bootloop ever since)
The other phone went into this stage after i did the same with an empty SDcard.
I'd like to get some gudelines how to solve this issue. Thank you in advance.
I'm a noob here. Below is the sequence of events.
1. I was already running on low internal storage (No external sdcard)
2. Phone switches off due to low battery
3. Switched on after a full battery and got this msg-"encryption unsuccessful with 'reset all' button"
4. After few restarts stuck at logo screen
5. Tried hard reset (for factory reset)- getting E: unable to mount cache recovery log
6. Tried wiping cache system dalvik data through twrp- getting unable to mount data system cache error
Tried changing filesystem to ext4 but that didnt work. Tried checking other threads but couldnt find a similar scenario.
Thanks!
defeated24 said:
I'm a noob here. Below is the sequence of events.
1. I was already running on low internal storage (No external sdcard)
2. Phone switches off due to low battery
3. Switched on after a full battery and got this msg-"encryption unsuccessful with 'reset all' button"
4. After few restarts stuck at logo screen
5. Tried hard reset (for factory reset)- getting E: unable to mount cache recovery log
6. Tried wiping cache system dalvik data through twrp- getting unable to mount data system cache error
Tried changing filesystem to ext4 but that didnt work. Tried checking other threads but couldnt find a similar scenario.
Thanks!
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Ext4 is the default filesystem. Change it to fat and then revert back to ext4 again. It will repair your partition.
shivamgupta1996 said:
Ext4 is the default filesystem. Change it to fat and then revert back to ext4 again. It will repair your partition.
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Tried doing that. I get a message-
E: Error changing file system
updating partition details...
E: unable to mount /system /cache /data
ONE MORE IMPORTANT THING- twrp shows internal storage as 0 MB and no OS installed.
I think I corrupted my partitions or something to do with encryption.
defeated24 said:
Tried doing that. I get a message-
E: Error changing file system
updating partition details...
E: unable to mount /system /cache /data
ONE MORE IMPORTANT THING- twrp shows internal storage as 0 MB and no OS installed.
I think I corrupted my partitions or something to do with encryption.
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Which partition did you tried to change?
shivamgupta1996 said:
Which partition did you tried to change?
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I tried cache and data partitions to fat from ext4.
Dalvik cache partition is something ghat is showing as- "file system options are not available for this partition"
defeated24 said:
I tried cache and data partitions to fat from ext4.
Dalvik cache partition is something ghat is showing as- "file system options are not available for this partition"
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Change data or system partition. If system partition shows 0mb in details section after tapping on 'change or repair fs', then change fs of 'system' partition.
But if data shows zero, then change fs of 'data'.
shivamgupta1996 said:
Change data or system partition. If system partition shows 0mb in details section after tapping on 'change or repair fs', then change fs of 'system' partition.
But if data shows zero, then change fs of 'data'.
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Both system and data partitions (and cache too) are showing 0mb size in details. I tried changing fs but arriving at the same error.
No matter what operation I try to do, i see unable to mount system data cache error lines coming up.
i am having same prblem i tried all this bt always got error unable to repair system data cache
i tried flashing qfil method not works still stuck on boot
i was trying to install a new rom AOSiP so i wiped my system cache and davlik went ahead to install the rom from my sdcard. it fails saying it cant mount /system and when i check the folder in the terminal on the phone the /system is empty. what do i do to get it to work?
the error is
failed to mount /system (permission denied)
ddarvish said:
i was trying to install a new rom AOSiP so i wiped my system cache and davlik went ahead to install the rom from my sdcard. it fails saying it cant mount /system and when i check the folder in the terminal on the phone the /system is empty. what do i do to get it to work?
the error is
failed to mount /system (permission denied)
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I had this same issue (just got my PH1). I had to reboot to bootloader and get back into recovery. From there, I was able to mount /system once I got back in. Note that I did take a pitstop in slot A recovery (I have TWRP in slot B) and mounted system there too. Hopefully this helps.
EDIT: Fyi the key is going into recovery for partition A and mounting system there.
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Vember31 said:
I had this same issue (just got my PH1). I had to reboot to bootloader and get back into recovery. From there, I was able to mount /system once I got back in. Note that I did take a pitstop in slot A recovery (I have TWRP in slot B) and mounted system there too. Hopefully this helps.
EDIT: Fyi the key is going into recovery for partition A and mounting system there.
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i have Motorola Moto G7 Power (XT1955-4). I was in twrp.img using "fastboot boot" command. i don't know what is difference between Slot A and Slot B.