Hi!
I had CM installed, then I flashed stock ROM over it. I forgot to clear dalvik and cache. So i had some problems flashing with odin, but luckily i succeded.
Now everything looks fine, except for recovery. When i want to go to recovery, a big triangle with an yellow exclamation mark appears (!). Next to this is a small phone.
Any ideas what to do? Tnx!
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Hello.
Just yesterday, I installed CM 7.1 on my Defy, which was on stock froyo. It started up normally, and was working perfectly, until I had to reboot it, in order to get the google apps, when it went into boot loop.
I've tried going into stock recovery and wiping the data/ factory reset and wiping the cache, but even then it's stuck on boot loop on the CM 7 logo. What should I do?
Ps. It's the Indian Defy, which is without Blur, if that makes any difference.
EDIT: Just got it to work, I flashed the stock Froyo SBF using RSD lite. I think my mistake was installing Clockworkmod on it, because it has it's own custom recovery. Can anyone tell me how to get into it?
Ya installing CWM on top of CM7 will screw up the pre-installed Custom recovery. While the phone is just starting to boot watch for a blue LED to flash at the top of the phone. Right when it flashes blue, press volume down. From here use your volume rocker to select recovery, use the power button to make your selection. Next choose custom recovery.
Thanks mate
Though sadly, after rebooting it, it keeps on showing the message - process com.android.phone has stopped working, and I get no network. What do I do?
Wipe data and install the zip again...
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So, I just flashed the latest CyanogenMod nightly. All went according to plan until the phone rebooted. Now I can't boot into anything. Neither the mod nor recovery. When I press "X" and Power to boot into recovery I just get stuck on the triangle screen and when I power up normally I get suck on the "M" logo.
I have no idea how to flash the SBF from here. Thoughts?
Same Problem!
I flashed the latest CM7 from the website. I can get to the standard recovery and to the bootloader, but have no idea how to get my phone back to a working condition. I already flashed the Droid bootstrap recovery, but can't seem to boot to it to install another ROM. Anyone help?
did you try wiping cache and data in android recovery?
edit: if that doesn't work, try
http://www.droidforums.net/forum/droid-2-global-hacks/184272-bootloop-help-tutorial.html
or the ABD boot to revovery in the FAQs
I did format the Data and Cache with the recovery tool. I ended up following the instructions at the CM7 Wiki to reinstall the factory image, now it's working OK.
I think the reason you were having trouble with the recovery was because its a different method on gingerbread. On froyo you just press the search key and it boots you into recovery, on gingerbread you have to hit both volume keys at the same time. I know this is a mute point to you know but maybe someone else has a similar issue.
no he said
I can get to the standard recovery... I did format the Data and Cache with the recovery too
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and that didn't fix it, so he got into recovery ok
When I bought my tablet, I immediately flashed CWM. I'm upgrading to ICS now and flashed back to stock recovery via "Acer Recovery" from the play store. But when I boot into recovery now, it just shows a exclamation point inside an triangle with a android guy standing up. Not sure if this is it but can anyone help me remember what stock looks like.
First of all, I have it unlocked and rooted and had CyanaogenMod 10.1 installed. It was working without a problem earlier today and has been for a week or so, so everything had been properly flashed.
When I go to restart, it goes to the CyanogenMod loading screen and gets stuck there. I restarted it, holding the volume down button to access the screen where I can go into recovery. When I choose recovery, I get an android with a red triangle with an exclamation point. What can I do from here to get it working properly?
I just tried flashing the stock Android 4.2 image through the Nexus Toolkit. It flashed the bootloader, flased radio image successfully. THen it said boot.sig, recovery.sig, and system.sig were not found, which I have read is what is supposed to happen. So then it sent boot, sent recovery, erased system, and sent system. Now it says writing system and is taking a really long time. Is it normal for it to take a really long time? For reference, it's been saying writing system for about a half hour now.
ANy help here? WOuld appreciate any advice or input.
It shouldn't take that long use this guide to return to stock http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2010312
From my BLACKED OUT N4
NM, misread the post.
Using what you said. Writing system just started. Approximately how long should this take?
THanks dude. I was able to flash my custom recovery and reinstall CyanogenMod. Thanks a lot dude! I'll give you some thanks.
that android with the red triangle and exclamation point is the stock recovery. you could have just fastboot flashed a custom recovery, then wiped data and reflashed cm in the recovery.
simms22 said:
that android with the red triangle and exclamation point is the stock recovery. you could have just fastboot flashed a custom recovery, then wiped data and reflashed cm in the recovery.
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Yep that's exactly what I ended up doing.
scottharris4 said:
Yep that's exactly what I ended up doing.
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thats awesome. its not usually that happy of an ending
Hello
I just tried to installed custom ROMS (one is the CyanogenMod 12, and the other is PAC-ROM)
What I did is, backup the stock ROM with Philz recovery and wipe my data (factory reset, cache, and dalvik).
Then I successfully installed the Custom ROM with the recovery, and reboot my phone.
What happened is, when the SAMSUNG logo appeared, at the top of the screen, appeared a red colored text 'kernel is not seandroid enforcing'
and then, my phone stuck in a black screen. (no any messages, just a black screen).
I'm Using the stock firmware: G530HDCU1AOF1_G530HOLB1AOF1_G530HXCU1AOD1_HOME.tar
(https://samsung-firmware.org/downlo...al-Sim)/7f11/XID/G530HDCU1AOF1/G530HOLB1AOF1/)
Any one can help with my prob? Thank You
motionfrog said:
Hello
I just tried to installed custom ROMS (one is the CyanogenMod 12, and the other is PAC-ROM)
What I did is, backup the stock ROM with Philz recovery and wipe my data (factory reset, cache, and dalvik).
Then I successfully installed the Custom ROM with the recovery, and reboot my phone.
What happened is, when the SAMSUNG logo appeared, at the top of the screen, appeared a red colored text 'kernel is not seandroid enforcing'
and then, my phone stuck in a black screen. (no any messages, just a black screen).
I'm Using the stock firmware: G530HDCU1AOF1_G530HOLB1AOF1_G530HXCU1AOD1_HOME.tar
(https://samsung-firmware.org/downlo...al-Sim)/7f11/XID/G530HDCU1AOF1/G530HOLB1AOF1/)
Any one can help with my prob? Thank You
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That's because you're using the Kitkat firmware nd trying to install a lollipop ROM. Upgrade your Firmware to Lollipop nd then install these ROM.