I was stuck in the recovery bootloop. After fixing this problem I was shocked to see I have nothing saved in my internal storage and I am unable to boot to the OS. any recommendations on getting a zip on my internal
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moehagene said:
I was stuck in the recovery bootloop. After fixing this problem I was shocked to see I have nothing saved in my internal storage and I am unable to boot to the OS. any recommendations on getting a zip on my internal
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ADB push the ROM file to internal sd
i searched the forum and cant seem to figure out how to get adb to work when i cant boot into a OS
just setup ADB and drivers on your PC and then connect your TF while in recovery to your PC.
Also, some recoveries have the "mount sdcard as usb storage" option, but in this case you'll need an microsd card.
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Help. I was trying to install Cyanogen on my Asus TF300T and deleted all files from my internal memory and SD Card. Now I obviously cannot reboot because there is nothing installed on tablet. When I reboot, it hangs at the Asus startup page. My TF300T is unlocked. How can I restore this tablet? Thank you for any suggestions.
Push your room through adb
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If you still have recovery, put a ROM zip on your SD card and flash it in maybe?
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I am relatively new to rooting and custom ROMS. How do I install the ROM via adb? Thanks.
I don't think you can install a ROM from the external sd card. I tried that before this post.
adb push romname.zip /sdcard/
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Use adb to put the Rom on the sdcard then boot into recovery and flash it off the sdcard
I am having trouble connecting my tf300 to my computer. I cannot get it to recognize the tablet. I have tried it on an XP pc and a Windows 7 pc.
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OK...I gave up on connecting the tablet to my pc and instead installed the ROM file (cm-9.1.0-tf300t) to my external sd card, and then moved the file to /sdcard on my tablet. When I try to install the ROM via TWRP, it gives me the message - E:\Unable to mount /staging. Any suggestions...?
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OK...I gave up on connecting the tablet to my pc and instead installed the ROM file (cm-9.1.0-tf300t) to my external sd card, and then moved the file to /sdcard on my tablet. When I try to install the ROM via TWRP, it gives me the message - E:\Unable to mount /staging. Any suggestions...?
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Seems that you are on the last TWRP. This problem is known to some other user and me, too.
I was only able to fix it with wiping everything: You have done that already
Then flashing the latest stock.
DL the stock, unzip it one time you know have a zip called: WW_epad-user-10.4.2.13
Go to this thread and dl the adb pusher
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1599332
extracted it and open the Quick ADB Pusher v0.4.1 exe
If you are in TWRP you should seen a number next to select device. Your Pad is in adb mode
click the second browse button from top. Here you can choose the destination folder on your Pad. Choose sdcard
Now drag and drop the WW_epad-user-10.4.2.13.zip on the top empty space under drag and drop
Now push the send button. This should take some time. Once you read file send succesful you have the file on your sd.
Now just flash the stock rom. This should fix all of your problems and you should be up to stock with stock recovery.
So after rebooting and going into stock system Just put all needed files back to internal storage.
Then switch of the pad and switch it back on with Vol- and power and you should be able to go to fastboot again.
Flash the older TWRP via fastboot. Reboot via fastboot while holding Vol- and go back to recovery.
Now you should be able to flash your desired Rom again I hope
and @mikaole is the winner
faster than me
Well, one should note that after installing the Jelly Bean stock ROM there's no way to install Cyanogenmod because of the incompatible bootloader...
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so, did it work?
Hey guys, I'm new to XDA and have been struggling to fix this problem of mine. I was recently flashing a custom rom and my phone entered a boot loop. I went to the recovery mode and tried installing it again, rebooting, and factory reset, all of which did not work. Also I do not have a nandroid on the phone. I'm hoping to put a different rom onto the sd and installing it in an attempt to get out of this boot loop. Any help would be much appreciated.
Use adb or fastboot to flash the rom directly of your PC.
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Just use ADB if you're in the recovery.
Put the ROM.zip in the same folder as your cmd window is in and type
adb push ROM.zip /storage/emulated/0/
does mount usb storage in clockworkmod still work ?
just checked... no there is no option for that, too bad it was useful
What recovery are you using?
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What recovery are you using?
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I am using Team Win Recovery Project v2.3.3.2
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I am using Team Win Recovery Project v2.3.3.2
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Ah OK. Boot into recovery and hit Mount>Mount USB Storage
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Just use ADB if you're in the recovery.
Put the ROM.zip in the same folder as your cmd window is in and type
adb push ROM.zip /storage/emulated/0/
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You lost me here. I have no idea how to do this. Any guides or anything like that to help me do this?
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Ah OK. Boot into recovery and hit Mount>Mount USB Storage
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So I've gotten to this part and I'm not seeing "Mount USB Storage". The options it gives me are "mount system, mount data, mount cache, and mount sd card". I tried selecting mount sd card and it will not select. Maybe my phone is acting up??
You cant mount the phone as storage while in recovery, what you have to do is use adb sideload in the advance menu. more info here: http://teamw.in/ADBSideload what it does is move the zip to the phone and install, because of the way our phone works its easier to just have your rom and gapps already on the phone before you enter the recovery.
I just fixed it. Turns out the root toolkit I had was able to push the files onto my phone. I feel like a retard but I really do appreciate the help from everyone. Thanks. :good:
I'm using TWRP and I'm unable to mount the USB storage in recovery so that my internal and external SD cards show up as removable drives in My Computer. Can anyone else do this?
I don't think so on TWRP
CWM, I believe so--
On CWM there's not an option. In TWRP there is. But it's not working. I'm thinking it's a drivers issue.
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Someone on another thread showed the option and said it works, I believe
I know TWRP it does not
Just wanted to follow-up on this. I'm assuming we're still unable to mount USB storage from either CWM or TWRP recovery?
I haven't researched this as I have an iMac and use Android File Transfer
But, some info thru Google Search
http://android.stackexchange.com/qu...amsung-galaxy-s4-storage-and-sd-card-directly
I'd love to have this option working since I'm getting tired of using adb sideload option.
Ive tried both Philz and CWM and mounting the sd card to usb doesn't seem to work in either. On the kindle I can go in and wipe every single thing on the device, mount the sd to usb, and copy over a ROM and Gapps and be on my way. What am I missing with the LG G2?
Im the only one that has usb issues in recovery?
tried twrp 2.7.0.0 and that doesnt work either.
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Ive tried both Philz and CWM and mounting the sd card to usb doesn't seem to work in either. On the kindle I can go in and wipe every single thing on the device, mount the sd to usb, and copy over a ROM and Gapps and be on my way. What am I missing with the LG G2?
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I find it unnecessary to wipe internal sd so haven't encountered your problem, but couldn't you adb push the Rom and gapps to storage/emulated/0 and get the same result? I think usb otg can be used as well but I haven't tried that either.
Setting up adb abd getting the drivers so that each android device is actually recognized in Windows is an incredible pain in the ass.
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Hey there.
I accidentally wiped my whole internal storage after factory reset, and now I can't access (copy) new rom to my NS. Tried both TWRP and CWM, but both were unable to mount the storage, and therefore nothing shows up in my PC as removable device. Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance :/
I think that you should be able to fastboot an older version of cwm via usb on pc, an older cwm has a working mount storage and you could flas a rom via pc
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Oh, why I didn't think of that? Thanks!
But I already figured it out, managed to install new ROM with ADB sideload.
Btw why isn't the USB storage still not working in new TWRP and CWM?
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Oh, why I didn't think of that? Thanks!
But I already figured it out, managed to install new ROM with ADB sideload.
Btw why isn't the USB storage still not working in new TWRP and CWM?
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Not quite sure why is it like that, but an older one should do the trick, you can try the latest 6.0.5.0 and see if it works with it