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I was trying to install cm6 on my phone so i could install cm7. I installed cm6 and now my phone only goes to the splash screen and just sits there.. i booted in to clockwork recovery and non of my back up will work just sits at the splash screen...
xXy3kXx said:
I was trying to install cm6 on my phone so i could install cm7. I installed cm6 and now my phone only goes to the splash screen and just sits there.. i booted in to clockwork recovery and non of my back up will work just sits at the splash screen...
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What color is the text in your recovery screen?
oRANGE i flashed it to 3.00005 or what ever
Stock, CM6 and all Froyo (Android 2.2) based ROMs are incompatibile with CWM 3.x. That can only be used with Gingerbread (Android 2.3) ROMS like CM7. Install CM7, and you'll be good to go.
Take a look at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=944681 from TrueBlue_Drew. It's a way of switching between the various versions of CWM. But it won't be useful until you have a working phone.
xXy3kXx said:
oRANGE i flashed it to 3.00005 or what ever
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If you installed CM 3.x then you need to flash Cyanogen CM7. You'll get a working phone. Don't forget the g/apps either.
i downloaded cm_glacier_full-32.zip and the gapps the phone boots past the splach screen than keeps going through the boot animation
xXy3kXx said:
i downloaded cm_glacier_full-32.zip and the gapps the phone boots past the splach screen than keeps going through the boot animation
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Try downloading 31, wiping the had set clean, and try a fresh start.
i can get the 32 build to boot with no gaps installed but when i install the gapps thats when i get the boot loop i downloaded gapps-gb-20110120
xXy3kXx said:
i can get the 32 build to boot with no gaps installed but when i install the gapps thats when i get the boot loop i downloaded gapps-gb-20110120
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thanks for supplying the exact version of the g/apps. Did you by chance check the md5sum? should match 45e175c25a498c8945c543d92d92e782
and are you installing the G/apps pre or post installing the ROM?
Oops I had the wrong gapps file its all good now bro thank you for your time and help I'm very grateful for people like you!! Thanks braa
Sent from my Bubba kush device! ;/
Hi:
Really need some assistance here.
I am currently trying to install CM 7.0 RC1. From my ROM manager I selected the CM MOD and it went to reboot and install. Now it is just stuck on a screen with a little green Android Logo and Exclamation.
What can I do here? I am afraid to pull the battery but it doesn't seem to be moving past this point.
Do you have a custom recovery like Amon_RA or ClockWorkMod installed?
cyrus_mc said:
Hi:
Really need some assistance here.
I am currently trying to install CM 7.0 RC1. From my ROM manager I selected the CM MOD and it went to reboot and install. Now it is just stuck on a screen with a little green Android Logo and Exclamation.
What can I do here? I am afraid to pull the battery but it doesn't seem to be moving past this point.
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You'll be fine pulling the battery since you're only flashing a ROM... it's a NO NO when flashing Radio though. That being said... the CORRECT way to restart when you're in a bootloop or stuck on that particular screen is to use the three finger salute and reboot by holding down the power button, volume down button, and pressing the trackball. From there, I'd immediately hold down the volume down button, which will force the phone into the bootloader and you can enter Recovery from there. Do a FULL wipe of data and cache, as well as dalvik-cache from the Advanced menu, then flash the ROM.
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You'll be fine pulling the battery since you're only flashing a ROM... it's a NO NO when flashing Radio though. That being said... the CORRECT way to restart when you're in a bootloop or stuck on that particular screen is to use the three finger salute and reboot by holding down the power button, volume down button, and pressing the trackball. From there, I'd immediately hold down the volume down button, which will force the phone into the bootloader and you can enter Recovery from there. Do a FULL wipe of data and cache, as well as dalvik-cache from the Advanced menu, then flash the ROM.
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Yup this is what to do. Quick bit of info; You can get to the boot loader by simply holding the volume button down and pressing the power button, just a little easier to do
That's what I had to do. Mine also got stuck.
Sent from my Nexus One using XDA App
Hollow.Droid said:
Yup this is what to do. Quick bit of info; You can get to the boot loader by simply holding the volume button down and pressing the power button, just a little easier to do
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Agreed. I was just referring to what to do if you're stuck on the X or in a boot loop. ;-)
Sent from my Nexus One using Tapatalk
You're stuck with stock recovery. Reboot back to ROM, install recovery, only then reboot to install ROM.
Hey guys I'm having a similar problem, however my phone gets stuck on the initial nexus screen. I've been working on the phone problem for the better half of the day and this is what i've done, what works, and what doesn't.
WHAT I'VE DONE:
Full wipe, including Devik
Played around with installing different radios.
Download CM7-RC1 from CWM and the computer
WHAT WORKS:
MIUI Roms
Stock Gingerbread Rom
MY Back-up, which has CM7 Nightlie #45
WHAT DOESN'T:
All Cyanogen Mods
I even tried the CM6.0
So I'm a little stump on how to get my phone to run the latest Cyanogen or matter of fact, any CM Roms. Maybe my phone wants something different in her life
Any help will be great guys...thx
How much time did you wait?
Did you try erasing /system?
Well I just waited for 5 hours leaving it on the initial Nexus screen, in hopes it might do something, but it was to no success.
/system? not quite sure where that is... I am assuming it's in the roots... I can only do what I can from the recovery.
Try to install LeoGingerbread, for example. Does it work?
If yes - right after it installs, try to flash CM7.
cyrus_mc said:
Hi:
Really need some assistance here.
I am currently trying to install CM 7.0 RC1. From my ROM manager I selected the CM MOD and it went to reboot and install. Now it is just stuck on a screen with a little green Android Logo and Exclamation.
What can I do here? I am afraid to pull the battery but it doesn't seem to be moving past this point.
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Whenever you see "little green Android Logo and Exclamation", you can press volume up and power button together to get into the bootloader menu and reboot your N1. It seems like your custom recovery did not work. Try to flash Clockworkmod recovery 2.5.1.4 (not 3.0.0.5) or RA recovery again. It may help.
Jack_R1 said:
Try to install LeoGingerbread, for example. Does it work?
If yes - right after it installs, try to flash CM7.
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Wow that actually worked, thanks... can you explain why this is needs to be done to get it to work?
LeoGingerbread executes "format /system", that actually works and cleans the remains of the old OSes. Some other ROMs do, too.
armyshawkeye said:
Wow that actually worked, thanks... can you explain why this is needs to be done to get it to work?
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Because you still have the stock recovery installed, that is how you access the menu for it.
Here's a flashable script that does the same thing. It was put together by temasek - I'm just sharing...
http://db.tt/wdeoIMI
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danger-rat said:
Here's a flashable script that does the same thing. It was put together by temasek - I'm just sharing...
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How I flash this? As a update.zip?
Yes. I believe it executes "FORMAT SYSTEM:" command, maybe more than once.
Yes, it formats system, boot, data, and cache, each twice...
It's quicker than flashing a full ROM to achieve the same results...
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danger-rat said:
Yes, it formats system, boot, data, and cache, each twice...
It's quicker than flashing a full ROM to achieve the same results...
Sent from my Nexus One using XDA App
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CW Recovery has options to format system, and other partitions, under Mounts and Storage.
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Hey ya'll. I'm a NOOB who's currently using CM 7.0.3.1-Supersonic. My phone was randomly rebooting and I was told switching the kernel may alleviate that issue. Based on forum recommendations, I downloaded a SavageZen kernel - SavagedZen-2.2.1-CFS-HAVS-signed.zip MD5 thinking it would correct the problem. I must've selected the wrong kernel or something because my phone is stuck at the boot animation screen and I cannot get beyond it. I do have Titanium backing up my stuff nightly. I just really need some help.
Thanks in advance for your insight!
Cristal
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Hey ya'll. I'm a NOOB who's currently using CM 7.0.3.1-Supersonic. My phone was randomly rebooting and I was told switching the kernel may alleviate that issue. Based on forum recommendations, I downloaded a SavageZen kernel - SavagedZen-2.2.1-CFS-HAVS-signed.zip MD5 thinking it would correct the problem. I must've selected the wrong kernel or something because my phone is stuck at the boot animation screen and I cannot get beyond it. I do have Titanium backing up my stuff nightly. I just really need some help.
Thanks in advance for your insight!
Cristal
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It just keeps boot looping?
If so, and all of your information is backed up, it would probably just be easiest to formal all (system, data, boot, cache, dalvik cache) and then reflash the rom and kernel.
easy step is to restore NAND, if you don't have that, get into recovery either via ADB or by power button and volume. Once in recovery just flash the ROM overtop itself or if you have the correct kernel flash that
MsCristal said:
Hey ya'll. I'm a NOOB who's currently using CM 7.0.3.1-Supersonic. My phone was randomly rebooting and I was told switching the kernel may alleviate that issue. Based on forum recommendations, I downloaded a SavageZen kernel - SavagedZen-2.2.1-CFS-HAVS-signed.zip MD5 thinking it would correct the problem. I must've selected the wrong kernel or something because my phone is stuck at the boot animation screen and I cannot get beyond it. I do have Titanium backing up my stuff nightly. I just really need some help.
Thanks in advance for your insight!
Cristal
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I know this may be a dumb question, but how would I do that if it's stuck in an endless loop? I don't think I can get to bootloader.
MsCristal said:
I know this may be a dumb question, but how would I do that if it's stuck in an endless loop? I don't think I can get to bootloader.
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Hold down the volume down button (with the phone off) and press power while still holding the volume button down until you see the bootloader.
pull the battery, when you put it back on hold power + vol -
then select recovery
MsCristal said:
I know this may be a dumb question, but how would I do that if it's stuck in an endless loop? I don't think I can get to bootloader.
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Thanks. I did manage to figure that part out. I also downloaded the most recent tiamat kernel and flashed it. Still stuck at the boot screen.
are you sure you have ROOT and full NAND unlock? did you try flashing the ROM overtop itself after you got into recovery?
MsCristal said:
Thanks. I did manage to figure that part out. I also downloaded the most recent tiamat kernel and flashed it. Still stuck at the boot screen.
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No, I did not try flashing the ROM over itself. I'm sorry for being such a "girl." LOL. Should I try doing that too?
When you flash a kernel you generally have to do a full wipe. I recommend Calkulins format all zip file.
Then flash the ROM, then flash the kernel, then flash GAPPS.
If you get stuck in a boot loop while flashing a kernel make sure you didnt download a wrong kernel(like an incredible kernel). I have done that and didnt realize it said INC instead of EVO and got stuck at the boot screen.
Thanks for your help. I had to re-flash my ROM, but I'm back in business!
Hello,
I was running one of the CM9 nightlies and decided to try one of eyeballer's with OpenGL, and was able to make the switch without any problems, but after a while wanted to go to a non-openGL build and after flashing it my Nook won't boot past the loading screen.
I have a 1GB card with CMW which I'm able to boot to, I've tried wiping data, format boot and format system and reinstalling one of the builds that had previously worked, but still get stuck on Cyanoboot's loading screen. Even tried going back down to CM7 to see if that helped, but stuck on that loading screen as well.
What am I missing here? I've formatted boot, system, cache, data, everything, but the issue persists.
Any suggestions as to how I can make my Nook come back to live.
ryuz4ki said:
Hello,
I was running one of the CM9 nightlies and decided to try one of eyeballer's with OpenGL, and was able to make the switch without any problems, but after a while wanted to go to a non-openGL build and after flashing it my Nook won't boot past the loading screen.
I have a 1GB card with CMW which I'm able to boot to, I've tried wiping data, format boot and format system and reinstalling one of the builds that had previously worked, but still get stuck on Cyanoboot's loading screen. Even tried going back down to CM7 to see if that helped, but stuck on that loading screen as well.
What am I missing here? I've formatted boot, system, cache, data, everything, but the issue persists.
Any suggestions as to how I can make my Nook come back to live.
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Well, for one thing, never format boot.
After trying cm7, you still get cyanoboot? It should have changed to the green cyanogenmod logo. If not then your flashes are not working.
Sent from my Nook Color running ICS and Tapatalk
After flashing CM7 I get the green boot screen, but my Nook also gets stuck on that loading screen.
When flashing CM9 I can press the ''N'' button and scroll the available boot methods, but when I choose one I get stuck on loading again.
So on both CMs I'm getting stucked on ''loading'', which started to happen on Monday after going from one of the openGL builds to the latest non-openGL build.
ryuz4ki said:
After flashing CM7 I get the green boot screen, but my Nook also gets stuck on that loading screen.
When flashing CM9 I can press the ''N'' button and scroll the available boot methods, but when I choose one I get stuck on loading again.
So on both CMs I'm getting stucked on ''loading'', which started to happen on Monday after going from one of the openGL builds to the latest non-openGL build.
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Ok, that means that CWM is putting the boot files on the boot partition since they change CM7 vs CM9.
Which version is your CWM on the SD?
You can't boot to anything, not even emmc recovery? Or you just can't boot to 'normal'? Do you even have emmc recovery installed? If you don't, get the first file on this post and flash it with your CWM card. You may be in a recovery bootloop, without a recovery.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=21932561
Sent from my Nook Color running ICS and Tapatalk
Thank you leapinlar, seems like it was me having an old CWM on my boot card that wasn't helping me, installed the recovery zip and manage to boot into that from cyanoboot's loading screen and reflashed and managed to boot my Nook.
I'm still intrigue as to how this happened, do you think that when switching between openGL and non-openGL the boot partition got corrupted or something? I've been flashing many roms for almost a year and had never had this issue happen to me before.
Thanks a million for taking time to help me, you're a life saver.
ryuz4ki said:
Thank you leapinlar, seems like it was me having an old CWM on my boot card that wasn't helping me, installed the recovery zip and manage to boot into that from cyanoboot's loading screen and reflashed and managed to boot my Nook.
I'm still intrigue as to how this happened, do you think that when switching between openGL and non-openGL the boot partition got corrupted or something? I've been flashing many roms for almost a year and had never had this issue happen to me before.
Thanks a million for taking time to help me, you're a life saver.
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It's possible your recovery somehow got corrupted during the flash. If that happens, it does not clear the recovery boot flag and it keeps trying to boot to recovery and it can't because it is corrupted. And it just bootloops forever.
Also, make sure your CWM bootable card is a recent version. If you have a newer nook and an old CWM and you try to clear data, it fails and you have a mess.
Hi, I am totally new at this but I been having a nook color for over a year now and been running CM7 on it for the longest time. Tonight I wanted to put CM9 on and for whatever I did now I just can't seem to get pass the Cyanoboot screen. Doesnt matter what I do it just gives me a blank screen and stays there. What do I gotta do to fix it or get rid of this cyanoboot and back to CWM so i can re flash everything. Any help would be great. Thanks
huyroy said:
Hi, I am totally new at this but I been having a nook color for over a year now and been running CM7 on it for the longest time. Tonight I wanted to put CM9 on and for whatever I did now I just can't seem to get pass the Cyanoboot screen. Doesnt matter what I do it just gives me a blank screen and stays there. What do I gotta do to fix it or get rid of this cyanoboot and back to CWM so i can re flash everything. Any help would be great. Thanks
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Try flashing latest CM7 then CM9 over the top. Might want to format Data and wipe caches in between.
DizzyDen said:
Try flashing latest CM7 then CM9 over the top. Might want to format Data and wipe caches in between.
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I cant flash anything right now. I cant go into CWM and it just stuck at the cyanoboot screen and whatever choice i pick from that screen will give me a blank screen.
huyroy said:
I cant flash anything right now. I cant go into CWM and it just stuck at the cyanoboot screen and whatever choice i pick from that screen will give me a blank screen.
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Try using my bootable CWM card in my tips thread in my signature. It works fine under ordinary circumstances, but I have been wanting someone to try it to see if it gets you out of that bootloop.
Edit: Just a question out of curiosity. When you finished flashing that new ROM with your CWM, were you able to reboot from CWM normally using the menu choice? Or was there some lockup or something where you had to reboot from CWM by hard powering off?
leapinlar said:
Try using my bootable CWM card in my tips thread in my signature. It works fine under ordinary circumstances, but I have been wanting someone to try it to see if it gets you out of that bootloop.
Edit: Just a question out of curiosity. When you finished flashing that new ROM with your CWM, were you able to reboot from CWM normally using the menu choice? Or was there some lockup or something where you had to reboot from CWM by hard powering off?
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I believe i had to powering off. I'm sorry but I didnt quite understand what you told me to do with the bootable CWM. I am fairly new to all this flashing ROMS crap. If u can explain it a lil bit better that would be greatly appreciated.
huyroy said:
I believe i had to powering off. I'm sorry but I didnt quite understand what you told me to do with the bootable CWM. I am fairly new to all this flashing ROMS crap. If u can explain it a lil bit better that would be greatly appreciated.
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Just follow the directions in the thread to make the card. Then put it in the nook and try booting. If it boots to CWM, just use it to flash like DizzyDen said. And when you exit, use the menu to choose re-boot.
PS, the hard powering off caused the problem. CWM was not able to clear the recovery flag and you ended up in a recovery bootloop. Let me know if my card boots.
leapinlar said:
Just follow the directions in the thread to make the card. Then put it in the nook and try booting. If it boots to CWM, just use it to flash like DizzyDen said. And when you exit, use the menu to choose re-boot.
PS, the hard powering off caused the problem. CWM was not able to clear the recovery flag and you ended up in a recovery bootloop. Let me know if my card boots.
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Ok I read the instruction, i know i gotta put the bootable CMW Recovery SD. you said the file is attached to the board... what board? where can i get this file? lol thanks
huyroy said:
Ok I read the instruction, i know i gotta put the bootable CMW Recovery SD. you said the file is attached to the board... what board? where can i get this file? lol thanks
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Look at the link in my signature. If you read the instructions, scroll to the bottom. Attached to that post.
leapinlar said:
Look at the link in my signature. If you read the instructions, scroll to the bottom. Attached to that post.
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I got it to work, thanks alot running 4.0.4 now. Slightly choppier than the CM7 I had on but whatever lol
huyroy said:
I got it to work, thanks alot running 4.0.4 now. Slightly choppier than the CM7 I had on but whatever lol
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Thank YOU for testing my card and proving that gets you out of the recovery bootloop you were in.
You need to take one more step. You need to put a new CWM back on your internal memory so it is there ready for the next time you want to install a ROM. If you go back to my tips thread, there is a link to a new flashable CWM zip (version 5.5.0.4) that can be put on your internal memory. The link is in item B1. Just download that zip file, then boot one more time to my bootable CWM card and install that zip. You should not need my card anymore after that unless you get in a bootloop again.
I've had something similar going on. I believe my nook has been using the EMMC to boot. It was on CM7. I grabbed the latest open GL CM9 because I plan on giving this to my parents. I wanted them to be able to use the TWC TV/DVR app which only works on ICS. I am stuck in a loop where it keeps going to recovery and neither flashing cm9 again nor recovering to an old back up is working. Is the recovery SD card the suggested method for fixing this? I'm not stuck in a loop but I am stuck and having to go into recovery every boot.
For awhile, the N menu gave me both EMMC and SD card boot options. Now it only has EMMC ones.
NapalmDawn said:
I've had something similar going on. I believe my nook has been using the EMMC to boot. It was on CM7. I grabbed the latest open GL CM9 because I plan on giving this to my parents. I wanted them to be able to use the TWC TV/DVR app which only works on ICS. I am stuck in a loop where it keeps going to recovery and neither flashing cm9 again nor recovering to an old back up is working. Is the recovery SD card the suggested method for fixing this? I'm not stuck in a loop but I am stuck and having to go into recovery every boot.
For awhile, the N menu gave me both EMMC and SD card boot options. Now it only has EMMC ones.
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You could try the new CWM SD. Just make sure when you finish using CWM to exit from that by using the 'reboot' choice in the menu. Do not just hard power off.
leapinlar said:
You could try the new CWM SD. Just make sure when you finish using CWM to exit from that by using the 'reboot' choice in the menu. Do not just hard power off.
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So slap the image on a clean SD card and boot up from it. After it's done and I hit reboot, what would I do to get back to CM7 or CM9? I haven't had to do something like this yet. Any time I've had issues, I've been lucky enough to go back to a saved clockwork backup and restore things back to how they should be
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So slap the image on a clean SD card and boot up from it. After it's done and I hit reboot, what would I do to get back to CM7 or CM9? I haven't had to do something like this yet. Any time I've had issues, I've been lucky enough to go back to a saved clockwork backup and restore things back to how they should be
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First thing I would try is just to exit the new CWM via the menu to see if it gets you out of the bootloop. Retry booting without the SD in. If it will still only boot to recovery, I would again boot to my CWM and flash the new recovery to emmc. Next I would try to restore your old nandroid backup with the new CWM. If none of that works, flash a new CM to emmc with the new CWM.
i just installed this kernel
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1804374
and since then, i have had multiple problems. multiple things force close, programs dont load, everything hands (like when i hit power off, it just hangs with the circle then everything freezes up and i have to hold power button for 15 - 20 secs to turn off device).
cannot get into recovery - everytime i try to from bootloader it hangs at the google page and if i try to get into from rom manager, rom manager doesnt even load
does anyone have any suggestions?
thanks in advance!
bump.. since i changed the post.
joshtb86 said:
i just installed this kernel
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1804374
and since then, i have had multiple problems. multiple things force close, programs dont load, everything hands (like when i hit power off, it just hangs with the circle then everything freezes up and i have to hold power button for 15 - 20 secs to turn off device).
cannot get into recovery - everytime i try to from bootloader it hangs at the google page and if i try to get into from rom manager, rom manager doesnt even load
does anyone have any suggestions?
thanks in advance!
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Have you tried flashing the stock kernel via fastboot?
comminus said:
Have you tried flashing the stock kernel via fastboot?
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can you link me to it? the only one I can find is from another post and it includes init.d support.
thanks!
fck.. this is not good. I tried using wugs toolkit and flashed the stock kernel with init.d support but it got messed up somewhere after it installed a temporary recovery and now it boots straight into recovery and I cannot boot into the actual tablet. I just flashed the stock 4.1.2 rom here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1929270
and still cannot boot into the tablet its booting straight to recovery
can anyone help?
joshtb86 said:
fck.. this is not good. I tried using wugs toolkit and flashed the stock kernel with init.d support but it got messed up somewhere after it installed a temporary recovery and now it boots straight into recovery and I cannot boot into the actual tablet. I just flashed the stock 4.1.2 rom here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1929270
and still cannot boot into the tablet its booting straight to recovery
can anyone help?
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Flash back to stock http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1907796
comminus said:
Flash back to stock http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1907796
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I think I was able to flash the factory stock image because I finally got it to boot, but its in the "android is upgrading" phase, so I will post after if this worked or if I tried the above.
thanks!
now it is intermittently booting up and intermittently booting straight into recovery.
I believe ive fixed it. I booted back into the OS 3 times and no booting into recovery. thanks!
joshtb86 said:
I believe ive fixed it. I booted back into the OS 3 times and no booting into recovery. thanks!
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I'm having the same issue now after flashing faux's kernel. You had to reflash a stock image from the toolkit to fix it?
VanillaG0rilla said:
I'm having the same issue now after flashing faux's kernel. You had to reflash a stock image from the toolkit to fix it?
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yes except it took multiple multiple times to work and actually stick. i thought i had it and it was booting fine and it is booting fine now, but my performance is abysmal. its like 25% of what it was.
i have no poewr because of hurricane sandy (on coimputer at work) so i cant even use it or update it. i am strongly considering OEM relocking the tablet and starting over from scratch. performance is almost back to the lag we had before 4.1.2 was released.