whats the command to reboot in to bootloader via terminal. I type
#reboot bootloader
but no go so does anyone know the right command
you have to
$su
# reboot bootloader
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Or power down and turn on holding the power and volume down button
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I currently have a rooted phone with the following:
ROM: GorillaSense-DHD-MT4G-v2.2.3
Radio: 26.03.02.26_M
S-Off
Hboot: 0.85.2007
ClockWork Mod 3.0.2.4
After I got permanent S-Off I can only boot into recovery mode through CWM Reboot into Recovery. I have tried uninstalling with Titanium and reinstalling through the Market but it didn't fix the problem. Anyone know what I can do to fix this?
Another question. Do I need to upgrade to a newer ROM to fix the ClientLogin vulnerability mentioned at engadget or does 'fixed on the server side' mean that the security tokens (or whatever those things are) handed out can't be spoofed by a server in a wireless network?
4g4win said:
After I got permanent S-Off I can only boot into recovery mode through CWM Reboot into Recovery. I have tried uninstalling with Titanium and reinstalling through the Market but it didn't fix the problem. Anyone know what I can do to fix this?
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a few ways to boot into recovery
1)
turn off the phone > hold the power button down along with the volume down rocker
2)
from the terminal emulator
Code:
$ su
# reboot recovery
3) from the CMD prompt via ADB
Code:
c:\<file_name>adb reboot recovery
or
Code:
c:\<file_name> adb shell
# reboot recovery
as far as your security issues i dunno. I do not use public access wifi routers.
by fixed on the server side, that means it was a problem with Google's servers, not your phones. Google has fixed it.
neidlinger said:
a few ways to boot into recovery
1)
turn off the phone > hold the power button down along with the volume down rocker
2)
from the terminal emulator
Code:
$ su
# reboot recovery
3) from the CMD prompt via ADB
Code:
c:\<file_name>adb reboot recovery
or
Code:
c:\<file_name> adb shell
# reboot recovery
as far as your security issues i dunno. I do not use public access wifi routers.
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I should have mentioned that I can't get into recovery mode using the volume down + power button method. Do you know how I can get that functionality back?
Do methods 2 and 3 require the OS to launch? I am concerned that I won't be able to get into recovery mode if the OS is not available. Is this a valid concern?
4g4win said:
I should have mentioned that I can't get into recovery mode using the volume down + power button method. Do you know how I can get that functionality back?
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What happens when you do it? You don't have "recovery" in menu? Then choose "Fastboot", and there'll be "recovery".
Jack_R1 said:
What happens when you do it? You don't have "recovery" in menu? Then choose "Fastboot", and there'll be "recovery".
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Nothing happens. It boots normally with my finger is holding down the volume down button. The phone only boots into the recovery menu when I select the recovery option in Clockwork Mod.
4g4win said:
Nothing happens. It boots normally with my finger is holding down the volume down button. The phone only boots into the recovery menu when I select the recovery option in Clockwork Mod.
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Go to "settings>applications>development" and make sure fastboot is UNCHECKED. fastboot will disable booting into recovery mode when enabled...hence...only CWM gets you there.
UNCHECK fastboot then turn off your phone....you should be able to use the 2 button combo
::thanks?did i help?::
rubbamade said:
Go to "settings>applications>development" and make sure fastboot is UNCHECKED. fastboot will disable booting into recovery mode when enabled...hence...only CWM gets you there.
UNCHECK fastboot then turn off your phone....you should be able to use the 2 button combo
::thanks?did i help?::
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You, sir, are my hero.
4g4win said:
You, sir, are my hero.
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Glad i could help....i ran into that problem a while back...
I followed this post to root my Nexus 7 step by step. But when I came to
5. Make CWM Permanent -
1. Boot into recovery
2. Go to Mounts and Storage
3. Mount /System
4. Type in Terminal
adb shell
cd /system
mv recovery-from-boot.p recovery-from-boot.bak
I got a error says there is no file fecovery-from-boot.p. And I coundn't make the CWM permanent. Somebody know this?
(Forgive my pool English, Thank you. )
Do you have to flash recovery every time before booting into it?
rowanparker said:
Do you have to flash recovery every time before booting into it?
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yes, that is a way to enter the CWM.
And use "adb reboot recovery" when the device is power on can enter the CWM too.
Just install it through rom manager, enter recovery, when you exit it will ask to patch it, say yes and you're done.
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I found that flashing it twice in a row made it stick...
5implelove said:
And use "adb reboot recovery" when the device is power on can enter the CWM too.
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If running that works then it is permanent.
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rowanparker said:
If running that works then it is permanent.
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But when I normally enter the fastboot and then choose enter recovery, the device stunked. Is there another to enter the recovery mode?
5implelove said:
But when I normally enter the fastboot and then choose enter recovery, the device stunked.
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It's a bug, usb needs to be plugged in while doing that.
thebobp said:
It's a bug, usb needs to be plugged in while doing that.
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thank you so much.
how can i enter ad recovery using adb commands ? (without using vol. buttons)
If you're on MAGLDR, I don't think it's possible.
If you insist, this is the command:
adb reboot recovery
and in clk?
It's the same command in cLK, because it's still adb.
What i mean, in which bootloader is it possible?
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It's only possible in cLK, on MAGLDR your phone will be normally rebooted and not into recovery.
Hi there.
Boot into recovery.
Hold down volume up and power to open the menu.
Factory reset and clear cache.
Reboot
El Daddy said:
Boot into recovery.
Hold down volume up and power to open the menu.
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This was not working for me for some reason (probably user error). I plugged my phone into my computer, opened a command prompt to the Android SDK and typed:
Code:
adb reboot recovery
miguelmondo said:
This was not working for me for some reason (probably user error). I plugged my phone into my computer, opened a command prompt to the Android SDK and typed:
Code:
adb reboot recovery
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you need ADB environment set up as well as drivers (windows)
"cd <path to file>"
Hi,
because I have unsufficient rights to post in dev section, I wanted to start a new thread about the 2nd bootloader.
I just followed the howto and I can confirm it worked fine. I did not even need a factory cable.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2128848
Thank you for that!
First question: Is it normal, that from pressing the voldown and turning blue, it need about 3 mins to boot into TWRP?
thanks
f
freaksworth said:
Hi,
because I have unsufficient rights to post in dev section, I wanted to start a new thread about the 2nd bootloader.
I just followed the howto and I can confirm it worked fine. I did not even need a factory cable.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2128848
Thank you for that!
First question: Is it normal, that from pressing the voldown and turning blue, it need about 3 mins to boot into TWRP?
thanks
f
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i had a problem only flashing recovery and it boot and boot and boot and boot! and cant acces recovery!
100 percent normal
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Hello, I don't have rights for devs thread too so I'm happy to see this thread on. I installed 2nd recovery following the Hash's instructions and end happy and without any problems. And for me just take 30 seconds or less to go to recovery.
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Hey, may I ask, where do you put the downloaded files? In the adb folder? (Android/platform-tools/et....? Or somewhere else?
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It takes my kindle a loooooooooooooonnnnnnnnnnnnnggggggg time to boot into twrp. It's worth the wait, I though.
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Used fastboot cable i made...no issues
I usually hold volume button next to headset input for 5 secs after logo changes then i let go.
Yes you are right, put the files in the same folder you have tree sdk tools.
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jailuis said:
Hey, may I ask, where do you put the downloaded files? In the adb folder? (Android/platform-tools/et....? Or somewhere else?
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Change to the directory that has the files. If th file were on c:\ change to it then run the commands
this is what i did
I am not taking credit for this. this is just what i did on windows 7 with Android SDK already installed, adb mode already enabled on kindle
credit to Hashcode for instructions and work. read this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2128848
Shutdown Kindle
On the computer
open cmd
type cd C:\ press enter
type fastboot -i 0x1949 getvar product press enter
plugged fastboot cable to computer first
plugged fastboot cable to kindle
kindle turns on and fastboot logo appears
check cmd for product: Tate-XXX-XX (something here)
if the above results appear unplug fastboot cable from kindle and reboot(hold the power button) proceed to step 1
if not then you need unplug fastboot cable from kindle and reboot(hold the power button) proceed here https://developer.amazon.com/sdk/fire/connect-adb.html
FYI you should not be using the fastboot cable for the following steps
connect the Kindle to the computer with a regular usb cable
step 1
i had a backup folder in my kindle sdcard
in cmd type
adb shell su -c 'dd if=/dev/block/platform/omap/omap_hsmmc.1/by-name/recovery of=/sdcard/backup/recovery.img' press enter
adb shell su -c 'dd if=/dev/block/platform/omap/omap_hsmmc.1/by-name/boot of=/sdcard/backup/boot.img' press enter
adb shell su -c 'dd if=/dev/block/platform/omap/omap_hsmmc.1/by-name/system of=/sdcard/backup/system.img press enter
then i just copied the folder from sdcard to the computer
proceed to step 2
step 2
Stack override file: put this on the kindle sdcard
kfhd7-freedom-boot.img: put this computer c:\ drive
TWRP Recovery: put this computer c:\ drive
proceed to step 3
step 3
on the kindle used a file explorer with root access and placed the stack override file into /data/local/tmp/
in cmd type
adb shell su -c "dd if=/data/local/tmp/stack of=/dev/block/platform/omap/omap_hsmmc.1/by-name/system bs=6519488 seek=1" press enter
proceed to step 4
step 4
in cmd type
adb shell su -c "mount -o remount,rw ext4 /system" press enter
adb shell su -c "mv /system/etc/install-recovery.sh /system/etc/install-recovery.sh.bak" press enter
adb shell su -c "mount -o remount,ro ext4 /system" press enter
step 5
shutdown kindle disconnect usb cable from device and computer
in cmd type
fastboot -i 0x1949 flash boot kfhd7-freedom-boot.img press enter
*using the fastboot cable plug it in the computer first*
plug the fastboot cable to kindle boots to fastboot logo
in the cmd the first cmd will complete
in cmd type
fastboot -i 0x1949 flash recovery kfhd7-twrp-2.3.3.0-recovery.img press enter
fastboot -i 0x1949 reboot press enter
fastboot logo appears
unplug fastboot cable from kindle and reboot(hold the power button)
enter twrp by pressing the volume button next to the headset input while the kindle is booting hold for five sec after the blue screen appears then let go.
Thanks Maromi
So... in twrp.... now what. lol.
freaksworth said:
Hi,
because I have unsufficient rights to post in dev section, I wanted to start a new thread about the 2nd bootloader.
I just followed the howto and I can confirm it worked fine. I did not even need a factory cable.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2128848
Thank you for that!
First question: Is it normal, that from pressing the voldown and turning blue, it need about 3 mins to boot into TWRP?
thanks
f
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how did you do it without a factory cable???
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.... well, I just followed steps 1-4 and after unsucessfully trying step 5 with an usual usb cable I rebooted the kindle via adb with:
adb shell su -c "reboot bootloader"
... and the fastboot screen showed up.
After a working
fastboot -i 0x1949 getvar product
I continued with step 5.
f