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Please help. Background. I rooted it and had it set up to work on Cricket. Well I like the latest rom so I attempted to update it to a different rom. First one wouldn't boot so I was able to get into Clockwork mod and load a saved original version back. Then i tried flashinf the Rumm rom and now when I start it it immediately goes to the Rumm screen and stays there. I can't figure out how to get into the Clockwork menu agiain and it wont boot up. I can press camera down volume and power and get it into the bootloader. But I have no idea what to do from there. I am new to the droid X but I was successful with the HTC Hero. but this is new.
Thanks for any help
Bigstew33 said:
Please help. Background. I rooted it and had it set up to work on Cricket. Well I like the latest rom so I attempted to update it to a different rom. First one wouldn't boot so I was able to get into Clockwork mod and load a saved original version back. Then i tried flashinf the Rumm rom and now when I start it it immediately goes to the Rumm screen and stays there. I can't figure out how to get into the Clockwork menu agiain and it wont boot up. I can press camera down volume and power and get it into the bootloader. But I have no idea what to do from there. I am new to the droid X but I was successful with the HTC Hero. but this is new.
Thanks for any help
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Looks like you'll want to SBF the device. Google search on how to SBF the Droid X and you should come up with some really good guides. Make sure you flash to 2.3.320 if you want to use the latest and greatest that Team Defuse has to offer. I would post a link to one of the guides, but I'm away from my computer today.
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The only way. Into clockwork is pull battery so he says.if not send me your email to [email protected] I have the links.or download
http: market_android_com search?q=pnamerg. teamblackhat.leakloader
Its an app on marketplace call teamblackhat downloader
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I have rsd lite and SHADO_X6_2.3.34_SYSTEM-ONLY.sbf I open the RSD and choose the sbf file but RSD doesn't find the phone. there are drivers loaded says Motorola Flash Interface v. 3.2.5.0. I have it in the bootloader says ok to program transfer mode usb. Thoughts
Thanks
Windows 7 64bit pro gives some difficulty with recognizing the phone. I suggest removing the motorola drivers and downloading them again.
I got it to work by plugging my phone in, then installing the drivers immediately after. It is screwy sometimes though.
Also RSD has device ID options. change that and see if it recognizes it. I also find that sometimes if I plug in my phone after RSD is open it finds it.
wow this has been a long process. after not able to get the phone to get recognized on Win7 I moved everything to my win xp comp. while it was in the provess of creating the image file ( took like an hour) the battery on my phone died. So I am charging the phone still. it's still creating a image file. Hope I can resume once phone is charged. I am not sure why the phone doesn't chrge while plugged into the USB port but ok. Thanks for the ideas so far. Will update later
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wow this has been a long process. after not able to get the phone to get recognized on Win7 I moved everything to my win xp comp. while it was in the provess of creating the image file ( took like an hour) the battery on my phone died. So I am charging the phone still. it's still creating a image file. Hope I can resume once phone is charged. I am not sure why the phone doesn't chrge while plugged into the USB port but ok. Thanks for the ideas so far. Will update later
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FYI it shouldn't take over an hour to create image. I flashed the .320 SBF 2 days ago and the whole process from start to finish was under 10 minutes.
Also, I don't believe it charges when in bootloader mode. You could power it via USB if necessary (involves stripping a USB cable). I've never done it but there are various tutorials. I'll look around.
http://www.droidforums.net/forum/droid-x-hacks/68222-unbricking-your-droid-x.html
See code corrupt error section.
The easiest option is to charge your battery in another X.
amasse said:
FYI it shouldn't take over an hour to create image. I flashed the .320 SBF 2 days ago and the whole process from start to finish was under 10 minutes.
Also, I don't believe it charges when in bootloader mode. You could power it via USB if necessary (involves stripping a USB cable). I've never done it but there are various tutorials. I'll look around.
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yes I charged the phone to 100% and tried again and again the battery died before it finished. the sbf file I have is 280 Mb. If there is a smaller one then maybe it will work
It's more likely that the SBF file you have is bad or there is still some sort of USB driver issue going on. Try downloading it again from wherever you got it.
The phone should not go from 100% to dead in an hour. Also the SBF flash shouldn't take nearly that long.
for now I am stuck. I can't get the phone to charge the battery any more. When I plug the phone into the wall it just goes to the bootloader screen by its self and has an error number and a message that the battery is low. So I ordered some batteries with a wall charger. Once those arrive I will try again. thanks for all the help you guys are giving me. update later date
Guys,
First of all, hello to all! So, I followed a tutorial to install Froyo on my Defy. Now I'm stuck with my phone trying to boot as soon as i put the battery on, but it never makes it past the "M". I can get into recovery. I wiped data, cache and tried to install the "update.zip" but it aborts saying "signature verification failed." I have the boot file (that was the next step) to install using RSDlite 4.9 but the phone is not even recognized any of my USB ports. Any ideas? Thanks to all in advanced.
press volumn up buton and power button on boot , once you saw the backlit is on , release the button , you will see the rsd litle showing your usb .
dont worry . i think it is your first time to use RSD only
yea i been through that ( doesnt work on vista )
you need to install rsd lite and 2.51 UK Firmware ( no usa )
google it and you will find it or on this forum
install usb driver from motorola webiste
install rsd lite
put uk firmware in ... C drive/ program files / motorola / rsd lite
install driver
If your phone is stuck on " M " then pull battery out
turn on and quicky press power + vol up ( i think ) before M even appear
wait till it say your boot loader and your battery
plug phone in
start rsd lite
on ... look up your uk firmware that you you recently put in rsd lite folder
then you should see your phone connected on the 1 slot
then hit start or something and wait it out .
Thanks guys! But I've been messing around with this thing for so long, I drained the battery. I had to run it up to the local phone store to get it charged. I'll pick it up in a couple of hours and give your advice a try.
Hey guys! it worked! I'm up and running. Now, anyone has a link to bypass this Welcome to Motoblur screen. Is there a Custom Froyo or Gingerbread Rom out there without Motoblur?
Alright... I'm up and running, but no camera!!! Heck, it was a learning experience. I guess I'll go back to 2.1 now. LOL
So the Chinese ROM was rooted. I installed Clockworkmod and restored from the backup i had made of the original 2.1 OS. I'm back to a rebooting phone not making it past the "M" I went back to RSDlite and realized the boot file said 2.2 only. Can anyone assist me finding the right one to go back to original. I haven't been able to find a thread about reverting back to original.
The more I read, the smarter I get seems like the only thing I'm missing here is the SBF file for my original T-Mobile OS. I'm looking at the motorola website, but I can't find it. Can anyone point me to it? Thanks all! Oh yeah, this is the first android phone i mess with so my apologies.
There is no us sbf file. You have to flash a uk version and restore 3g with the posted fix. You can find the links to available sbf files on this forum. They are not available thru moto's site.
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Just to make sure I got it right. After using clockworkmod to restore to my factory backup, I need to use the UK sbf to be able to boot to it. Correct?
I found the sbf for Central Europe with no Motoblur. Does anyone know of any issues with it?
well the only way to fix this if you previously backed up your rom/files with recovery ( good thing i did this ). If not then you have to live with what you got.
I backed up my original firmware using clockworkmod. I flashed to the Chinese 2.2 but my camera didn't work. Since the camera is important to me, the Chinese Froyo was a deal breaker. I installed clockworkmod again and "recovered" from my original backup but now my defy won't boot. Did I miss a step?
Your data from the backup may cause issues when rolling backwards. Install an eclair sbf, then restore. That worked for me.
On another note there is a fix for the camera. Check the forums.
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Bricked Defy and not recognized by my USB
I also bricked my phone when going back to stock from cm7. My phone is able to go into boot loader. But it is not recognized by my desktop PC/RSDlite. I tried in linux with SBF_Flash. I tried with my laptop also. no luck . anyone please help me!
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I also bricked my phone when going back to stock from cm7. My phone is able to go into boot loader. But it is not recognized by my desktop PC/RSDlite. I tried in linux with SBF_Flash. I tried with my laptop also. no luck . anyone please help me!
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Just try and install the Motorola Drivers in your desktop and open RSDLite and press 'show devices' button. It will surely show the details of your phone.
Then point RSDLite to the stock SBF and flash away.
kvigneshkrish said:
Just try and install the Motorola Drivers in your desktop and open RSDLite and press 'show devices' button. It will surely show the details of your phone.
Then point RSDLite to the stock SBF and flash away.
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Thanks! Vignesh. But i have drivers installed. Tried uninstalling and reinstalling drivers. But did not help
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I missed to mention. My defy did not connect to desktop even before bricking.
arulshoponline said:
Thanks! Vignesh. But i have drivers installed. Tried uninstalling and reinstalling drivers. But did not help
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I missed to mention. My defy did not connect to desktop even before bricking.
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If you hear the USB plugged in sound in your Pc, it's a messed up driver installation. If you don't hear the sound, it can be a bad cable, or a faulty microusb port (assuming that your pc usb works fine). Try once in a different pc and with a different microusb cable.
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If you hear the USB plugged in sound in your Pc, it's a messed up driver installation. If you don't hear the sound, it can be a bad cable, or a faulty microusb port (assuming that your pc usb works fine). Try once in a different pc and with a different microusb cable.
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I do not hear any sound from desktop/laptop.
I think I stuck in boot loop. When I try to power on the phone, it just shows CM7 boot logo for few seconds then restarts again shows the boot logo... this happens continually. When I try to enter into recovery, it does not go to CWM recovery instead it goes to stock recovery. I am still able to enter into boot loader. In boot loader, it says battery OK connect USB to program. When I connect USB, it is recognized by phone and says transfer mode: USB. But my PC does not shows up the phone.
I tried re-installing drivers and RSDlite many times but no luck. But I have nandroid backup of CM7. Is there any possibilities to enter into CWM recovery?
Any help is appreciated.
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I tried even different USB cables and PCs also.
OK, so I have a D2 that someone gave me. It was completely stock (not rooted), but had all of their stuff on it still so I decided to do a factory restore through the android menus. The process started and the phone got stuck at the "M" logo, I left it for a few hours, and never budged.
I can NOT get into recovery, holding "X" and power on battery or connected to USB does nothing, have tried about 50 or 60 times now.
I can get to the bootloader and flash a new sbf (tried 2.3.20, 2.2.20, and downgrading the bootloader to d2.35) aside from the d2.37 bootloader I don't know of any other sbf's to try untill the GB one leaks, and who knows when that will be. I am using RSD lite 4.9 on win 7 x64, and 2.3.20 does not error out, also it identifies the phone as "s flash omap..." something instead of A955 or droid.
Sorry for the lengthy post, any help would be appreciated.
Edit: I tried flashing the 2.3.20 sbf from an ubuntu live CD with no joy. I just don't understand, i'm not getting any errors with ADB, it completes just fine, so recovery should be there for me to go into. The better part of 2 days trying to figure this out now.
Just a quick question, is recovery included in 2.3.20 full sbf?
Try it on a different computer. That worked for me. S flash is OK. As long as it says connected, you're good. You need to sbf. As long as you can get into Bootloader (2. 37)you can sbf.
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That was the next thing I was going to try, need to get an OS on my old laptop to try, I have been busy so I should get to that sometime before the weekend. Dug out an old OG Droid that had the same issue that I could never figure out too, and got a custom recovery flashed, but no success on the full SBF or restoring a backup. Hopefully it is just this PC that is not playing nicely.
Thanks for the suggestion.
You can't get into recovery after you SBF? Is that what you mean?
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You can't get into recovery after you SBF? Is that what you mean?
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Exactly, it's like recovery is not there. Powering up while holding X does nothing, all I get is the "M" logo. I've let it sit and eat a whole battery just sitting on the "M". I will try to flash on another computer or two tonight and post my results.
Well I finally had time to try on another computer, and no luck. Used a freshly downloaded SBF, moto drivers and RSD Lite 4.8. Also I hadn't thought to check the logs before, and the FlashErrorLog has 4 errors, ERROR: AP Die ID, BP Die ID, AP Public ID and BP Public ID.
Everything went same as before, RSD completes with no errors. (well almost completes when I use my Motorola branded cord, stops at rebooting phone, and with my wifes LG branded cord, it reboots into the bootloader automatically, strange)
If anyone else has any ideas, I'm just at a complete loss here, willing to try something drastic at this point.
Having a similar problem, so hope you don't mind me piggybacking on your thread. I'm running 2.3.3 rooted on my D2, and I cannot boot into recovery either, but also can't get SBF to recognize my device on any computer. Any ideas?
How to get into Clockwork Mod
Is there a way to enter Clockwork MOD recovery on a rooted phone Manually? I am away from a computer, phone seems to be bricked need to get into recovery MANUALLY ...................
Hi everyone. I have a Droid 2 that I flashed Liberty on. As of yesterday, I was just fine with it but then it began to do weirdo things like repeating key presses uncontrollably and sending calls to voicemail rather than answering them like normal. So, using ROM manager I went to find a free ROM to try and also upgraded Clockwork Mod at the same time. Now, I cannot boot into Clockwork Mod and the screen is stuck on the green Android icon. I can, however, use ADB to do things but am on a Mac so most of the threads of I've read are either PC or strictly Linux related.
What I have tried to accomplish: adb push command to put another update.zip file on the sd card but shell told me that I couldn't move it to a folder (found that kinda odd)... also tried to put a recovery.img in the root folder and reboot but nothing happened... booted into the standard recovery deleted data & cache and rebooted... nothing seems to work.
I don't have a landline so I'm really, really stuck. Can someone please either tell me what to do or point me where I can get Mac specific advice? Thank you!!!
Well first off since your on a icrap why dont you have a windows VM on your mac?
Aside from that the only thing i could recommend is using the SBF file and reflashing your phone since you are having issues with clockwork and then start over reinstalling clockwork and reinstalling Liberty on your D2
Hopefully this link helps even though its for PC
http://www.droid-life.com/2011/09/0...k-to-stock-2-2-to-receive-gingerbread-update/
Honestly, that's not very nice at all. It's a very stellar machine... the answer to you question is that I've maxed out my RAM at 3GB and to run ANY VM solution requires a buttload of memory resources.
I've seen a lot of posts about SBF files but how in the world do I get it on my phone? I've tried ADB PUSH command but I keep getting told that it won't upload because it's a "folder". It's the strangest **** I've ever seen. The folder is RW so I can't imagine what it's complaining about.
Thank you for the link, though. I will indeed check it out.
Winblows doesn't recognize the device while in bootloader
I get through #5 but am stuck because damned Winblows doesn't recognize the device while in bootloader!!! HELP!!!!!
*Make sure your battery is fully charged.
1. Download and install Motorola USB drivers that fit your Windows system. [Download]
2. Download and install RSD Lite 4.8. [Download]
3. Download the Droid2 SBF file from above to your PC.
4. Unzip that file to somewhere other than your desktop.
5. Open RSD Lite, tap the “…” button, find the 2.3.20 SBF file that you just unzipped and select it.
6. Plug your phone into your computer and turn it off.
7. Boot into bootloader by holding the Up Arrow and then holding Power until the screen flashes.
Should say “Battery OK – OK to Program – Transfer Mode: USB”
8. Click the start button and allow your phone to flash 2.2 (2.3.20 Blur).
9. When your phone gets to 100% and reboots, you are all done.
10. If your phone reboots and has a bunch of Force Closes, you need to factory reset.
11. Boot your phone into recovery using ADB and command “adb reboot recovery.”
12. Run a factory reset/wipe data. Reboot your phone and accept the update.
FINALLY after a solid 11 hours of monkeying around with the blasted thing...
I have my Droid 2 back... however, I'm posting my experiences here in the event that someone in my situation needs answers:
At the time of this writing, this is the software that's available and necessary to bring your phone back from the dead:
RSDLite5.5.msi - Downloadable from here: http://www.4shared.com/file/no12cF9K/RSDLite55.html
Motorola_End_User_Driver_Installation_5.2.0_32bit.msi - Downloadable from here: http://www.mediafire.com/?71c12qc4a1svqza
VM Ware 4!!!! (Especially if you're running Snow Leopard or Lion)
Windows 7 (my version is Ultimate but I don't believe it matters what version you have)
DO NOT USE the free, open source, Virtual Box! You will be spinning your wheels needlessly and driving yourself batty for HOURS if you try. After borrowing a copy of VMWare Fusion 4, my phone was back up and running in 30 minutes...
So, use the link that fatalfury suggested (http://www.droid-life.com/2011/09/0...k-to-stock-2-2-to-receive-gingerbread-update/) and substitute the software above... you'll be back in a flash... pun intended!
Well good to hear the link i provided worked with the exception of certain files.
The only reason why i mocked the mac is because there are a lot of things Mac's are unable to do when it comes to hacking certain programs or hardware and i always have to goes back to using windows to make it work. Thats the only reason why i said it.
Also which version of vbox did you use? i usually use it from the link below. never had problems before on Mac computers.
https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
Completely Bricked Droid 2
I was in the process of flashing Cyanogenmod 7 onto my friend's Droid 2 and after being stuck at the boot up Motorola symbol my friend removed the battery and now it won't turn on at all. I've been searching for fixes all over the place and I can't find anything useful. I would prefer a good fix with a PC but a fix with a mac will work as well. Can anyone help me out please?
Hey there!
My beloved Droid R2D2 seems to be ailing in the form of being bricked. Nothing happened to it, it just decided that today (really three days ago) was a good day to get stuck in Bootloader on infinite loop. The battery is fully charged, whenever I turn on the phone it goes to:
Bootloader
D2.37
Battery OK
OK to Program
Connect USB
Data Cable
I can get into both Recovery and Bootloader the normal way (I've tried wiping my cache and setting it back to factory settings already) but can't seem to get to anything else.
I tried SBFing it using RSDLite v5.6 with the most recent drivers installed and the SBF file from the lovely droid developers site (specifically the 2.3.4 version). It gets to 100%, the phone restarts, but then I'm presented with the message:
Error switching phone to BP Pass through mode (0x70BE); phone connected
and a big FAIL in the Result box.
I've been looking all over for solutions so I wouldn't have to post this, but it seems everyone else has errors or corrupted codes with their bootloader, whereas mine seems to think it's okay.
I absolutely adore this phone and am by no means ready to give it up (they've even stopped producing them so any new phone would have to be a plain old regular Droid2...), so any help would be unbelievably appreciated!
http://droid.koumakan.jp/wiki/SBF
Note: Under certain circumstances (especially when using Windows Vista and Windows 7) there might be a problem with not all device drivers being installed correctly. In such case, the flashing process will abort, and your phone won't be able to boot normally. RSDLite shows the following error message:
Error switching phone to BP Pass through mode
To get around this issue, once you get a Device driver could not be installed message from Windows, don't close RSDLite nor power off the phone. Start Motorola Driver Installer once again, and let it finish. Then if RSDLite didn't timeout yet, head to Device Manager, find the Unknown device, and in its properties' Driver tab click Update driver…. It should now install normally. If RSDLite timed out and you got an error from it, just repeat the SBF process. The driver should now be present, and the flashing process will finish normally.
Once the flashing process is complete, RSDLite will tell you to “power the phone up manually”. In most cases you won't be able to do this straight as instructed: the phone will be bootlooping. Take the battery out, and then place it back in. Press the lock/power button: the phone should boot normally.
Close RSDLite. Disregard the warning about flashing not being completed since your phone has already booted into Android.
In case you still get bootloops after pulling the battery, refer to Android Recovery.
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if you still no luck, to ezSBF
http://www.droidforums.net/forum/droid-2-hacks/161849-tool-ezsbf.html
Ah! ezSBF worked! This is both wonderful and unfortunate (I ordered a droid 4 to replace my phone deciding it really was dead so now I have to figure out whether to switch to the 4 or send it back for a few more months in the hopes that its price goes down a bit more...) but mostly really good to see old R2 alive and well again. Thanks!
ezsbf has helped a lot of people
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so i have a questions. i got mine rooted and deleted something i shouldnt have deleted. so i sbf back to stock. its says that the flash was successful but my r2d2 keeps bootlooping. any ideas
Which sbf did you flash?
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did you try wiping cache or data?
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you decide to to read the thread? like 4 posts up