Hello,
My question is: how i can restart adb service?
Thank's for answer!
I don't know why... but in recovery advanced menu has what you looking for.
Ok thank. But by terminal? It's like the linux terminal?
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Hi mates,
does anybody know the commands which we can manually use in the command prompt after entering adb shell in the CMW recovery mode on our HD2?
Thanks in advance...
Hey guys i have this old HTC Tattoo i would like to use for a while i need to test things on.
HTC Tattoo (Orange)
S-on
1.6.61.43 custom firmware
rooted
But i have a problem, i need to get a custom ROM on it.
so far:
1. Would not accept sim unlock code
1. Rooted it once
2. used RUU_Click_Orange_UK_1.67.61.43_release_signed_NoDriver becouse it was needed to accept the simunlock code
3. Lost root, rooted it again with Universal root becouse old method didn't work anymore.
4. Everytime i tried to open recovery menu, it shows a picture with a orange triangle and the phone next to it
5. Installed ROM manager and put Clockwork, nothing.
6. Tried to back up, install rom from ROM Manager, still nothing =(
HELP D:!
Question: How do i fix it so i don't get this trinagle thing and i can go into the recovery menu
EDIT: I forgot to add, i THINK i made the SDCard a Goldcard, but i'm not sure... how do i cheak?
still no reply? kay:
I am going to help you
I am going to help you when I come home from school I know what you have to do and how.
Shaumaaa said:
I am going to help you when I come home from school I know what you have to do and how.
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=0 i'm back from school
Shaumaaa said:
I am going to help you when I come home from school I know what you have to do and how.
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Are you back D: ? i still need help
answer
1. That triangle is stock recovery which isn't useful for installing custom roms.
2. You need custom recovery.
3. You need adb.
4 You can install recovery like this one click http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=950759 or manualy using cmd(adb needed).
If installing manualy: You need flash_image and recovery.img .
For cmd, commands are:
adb push recovery.img /sdcard/recovery.img
adb shell
su
flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery.img
exit
exit
Hope this was helpful for you
Sorry if you waited too much, I didn't have time to answer you.
Shaumaaa said:
1. That triangle is stock recovery which isn't useful for installing custom roms.
2. You need custom recovery.
3. You need adb.
4 You can install recovery like this one click http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=950759 or manualy using cmd(adb needed).
If installing manualy: You need flash_image and recovery.img .
For cmd, commands are:
adb push recovery.img /sdcard/recovery.img
adb shell
su
flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery.img
exit
exit
Hope this was helpful for you
Sorry if you waited too much, I didn't have time to answer you.
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I followed the instructions it didn't help, still same problem
no errors with the .exe, but no dice either
flashpermission denied with manual cmd
not enough memory on the device
in rom manager it says i have clockworkmod 5.0.2.0, might be the the problem that my phone is on orange or that it is S-on ? becouse i'm pretty sure it has custom recovery and it is rooted
i was able to root with this method before i used "RUU_Click_Orange_UK_1.67.61.43_release_signed_NoDriver" update
Now i am not able to use that root method, maybe it would have worked before i used it...
How do i downgrade or whatever from this RUU ?
Adb
Do you have adb drivers installed?
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Do you have adb drivers installed?
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Yes
Don't know then, I had site with better commands which helped me but it's dead now so I can't access them..
Hey guys, I'm working to update ffw and need some help... Does anyone know what command let's fastboot and adb look for the phone and if there continue, if not exit the script? Thanks...
My LG G2 D800 is stuck in (TWRP) recovery. I don't have a ROM backup. The rom I was going to load on my sdcard is bad. How can I get a new rom on there?
I assume if I had a phone sim reader/writer I could do it. Don't think they exist. Any ideas how to accomplish this? Thanks all!
(Cant use ADB since phone is in recovery mode)
cespo99 said:
My LG G2 D800 is stuck in (TWRP) recovery. I don't have a ROM backup. The rom I was going to load on my sdcard is bad. How can I get a new rom on there?
I assume if I had a phone sim reader/writer I could do it. Don't think they exist. Any ideas how to accomplish this? Thanks all!
(Cant use ADB since phone is in recovery mode)
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you can use adb
go to advance and go to sideload then sideload a rom from you computer
Special driver?
datechnerd said:
you can use adb
go to advance and go to sideload then sideload a rom from you computer
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Thanks for the help. When I go to "advanced". I start adb sideload. I then plug my usb cord into pc. I bring up a cmd prompt. when I type adb devices it doesn't find it. Is there a special driver or gif needed for sideload?
Before I bricked this I had ADB sdk working just fine.
cespo99 said:
Thanks for the help. When I go to "advanced". I start adb sideload. I then plug my usb cord into pc. I bring up a cmd prompt. when I type adb devices it doesn't find it. Is there a special driver or gif needed for sideload?
Before I bricked this I had ADB sdk working just fine.
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http://tool.xcdn.gdms.lge.com/dn/downloader.dev?fileKey=UW00120120425
then find the phone in device manager, right click, update drivers, browse my computer, let me pick from a list, unclick show compatible, find google and pick adb interface driver
Hi Everyone!
My question is can you install kernel (that is boot.img) with ADB?
I don't want responses like use SGY Toolkit (I know it can flash kernel but it does not use ADB), or use chamatht kernel restore, Kernel Backup/Restore.
I want this to be done by ADB,
because I don't want to wear and tear hardware buttons in recovery.
I have a idea, but I don't know if this works. Can someone test this and tell me?
NOOBS DON'T TRY THIS. THIS IS NOT CHILDS PLAY.
Code:
adb push boot.img /sdcard/hnk
adb shell
$ su
# stop
# dd if=/sdcard/hnk/boot.img of=/dev/block/bml7
# reboot
Can someone tell me is this proper way? Or suggest any other new working way.
Thanks in advance.
hnkotnis said:
Hi Everyone!
My question is can you install kernel (that is boot.img) with ADB?
I don't want responses like use SGY Toolkit (I know it can flash kernel but it does not use ADB), or use chamatht kernel restore, Kernel Backup/Restore.
I want this to be done by ADB,
because I don't want to wear and tear hardware buttons in recovery.
I have a idea, but I don't know if this works. Can someone test this and tell me?
NOOBS DON'T TRY THIS. THIS IS NOT CHILDS PLAY.
Code:
adb push boot.img /sdcard/hnk
adb shell
$ su
# stop
# dd if=/sdcard/hnk/boot.img of=/dev/block/bml7
# reboot
Can someone tell me is this proper way? Or suggest any other new working way.
Thanks in advance.
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why would someone recommed you using SGY TOOLKIT
WHEN IT HAS BEEN CREATED BY YOU
HAHAHA....
abhishekr700 said:
why would someone recommed you using SGY TOOLKIT
WHEN IT HAS BEEN CREATED BY YOU
HAHAHA....
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Do you know why I typed it?
There are n00bs who suggest such things. They don't bother what they type.
(This has been previously happenedd to a Recognized Developer, who used to live near my place).
So I added it so I will not get stupid notifications suggesting my own toolkit to me.
Anyway please do not post unless you have answer.
hnkotnis said:
Do you know why I typed it?
There are n00bs who suggest such things. They don't bother what they type.
(This has been previously happenedd to a Recognized Developer, who used to live near my place).
So I added it so I will not get stupid notifications suggesting my own toolkit to me.
Anyway please do not post unless you have answer.
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sorry for posting
well found this maybe it helpshttp://www.xoomforums.com/forum/motorola-xoom-development/3209-flashing-kernel-through-adb-lots-pics.html
and
http://sanamsxperia.blogspot.in/p/installing-stock-custom-kernels.html
abhishekr700 said:
sorry for posting
well found this maybe it helpshttp://www.xoomforums.com/forum/mot...09-flashing-kernel-through-adb-lots-pics.html
and
http://sanamsxperia.blogspot.in/p/installing-stock-custom-kernels.html
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I appreciate your help.
But you have found wrong answer.
This has Fastboot.
Samsung phones are not compatible with fastboot.
In that method you need to go to bootloader menu (NOT AVAILABLE IN SAMSUNG)
In that method command is
Code:
fastboot flash [COLOR=red][U]boot[/U][/COLOR] boot.img
This flashes boot.img to boot partition (red coloured in above command)
But it is not for SGY.
Have you tried the code I have mentioned above? (OF COURSE AT YOUR OWN RISK)
hnkotnis said:
I appreciate your help.
But you have found wrong answer.
This has Fastboot.
Samsung phones are not compatible with fastboot.
In that method you need to go to bootloader menu (NOT AVAILABLE IN SAMSUNG)
In that method command is
Code:
fastboot flash [COLOR=red][U]boot[/U][/COLOR] boot.img
This flashes boot.img to boot partition (red coloured in above command)
But it is not for SGY.
Have you tried the code I have mentioned above? (OF COURSE AT YOUR OWN RISK)
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maybe this is suitable
So your question was how to flash a kernel NOT how to flash a rom image, correct? The suggestions above are how to install a rom (update.zip or nandroid backup)
Here's how to flash just the kernel:
Assumptions:
- you have root
- you can use ADB
- flash_image binary is installed
- you have the kernel image you want to install on the phone already
Steps:
1). Boot phone into recovery
2). run "adb shell" to get a root shell
3). type "flash_image boot kernel.img" where kernel.img is the filename of the kernel image you want to flash
Note: you can ONLY do this via adb in recovery. Any other way will result in an error (permissions).
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abhishekr700 said:
maybe this is suitable
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I told you.
I have already searched shell and Android Debugging Bridge commands before asking a question in XDA Forum.
This does not work.
I think I will have to wait till someone tries my ADB commands set.