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Need Help. I've Tried Everything.

So, I rooted my device via gfree. I flashed CWM Recovery 3 from ROM Manager, and flashed a 2.3 ROM. The ROM started having numerous problems, so I flashed the PD15IMG zip via the bootloader, now I am stuck in a boot loop, and I get a red triangle when I attempt to access Recovery.
I have attempted to use fastboot to flash a new recovery.img, but I get:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools>fastboot flash recover
y recovery.img
sending 'recovery' (3948 KB)...
OKAY [ 1.272s]
writing 'recovery'...
FAILED (remote: not allowed)
finished. total time: 1.293s
I still have S-Off
HBOOT is 0.86.0000
Radio 26.03.02.26_M
Any one know what else I can do? Thanks

troby86 said:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools>fastboot flash recover
y recovery.img
sending 'recovery' (3948 KB)...
OKAY [ 1.272s]
writing 'recovery'...
FAILED (remote: not allowed)
finished. total time: 1.293s
I still have S-Off
HBOOT is 0.86.0000
Radio 26.03.02.26_M
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i'm assuming you are trying to flash from the hBoot menu.
You have the stock .86 hBoot, you need the .85 hBoot to flash from there.

The stock recovery first shows a red triangle. You have to press Volume Up and Power to show the recovery menu.
Maybe try flashing PD15IMG again. All you need is to get something that boots, then you can work from there. If you're getting bootloops with stock recovery and don't have the engineering bootloader, you may just have to send it in for a new one. As the previous poster stated, you need the engineering bootloader (0.85.2007) in order to flash partitions over USB using fastboot commands.

Didnt he say that he couldn't get to recovery? Too bad you didn't flash eng bootloader, might have been a easier way out of the problem.
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[GUIDE] How To Root HBOOT 1.02/1.07 and gain S-OFF

I am in no way responsible if you turn your phone into an expensive brick. Unlocking bootloaders is technical, and can be hazardous to your devices health if you don’t understand what you are doing.
REQUIRED: ADB, fastboot, and all related drivers setup and working on your pc. If you do not have adb setup download this http://dinc.does-it.net/Guide_Root_New_Hboot/adb_fastboot.zip, and extract the files to some place like C:\adb and also download these required drivers http://unrevoked.com/rootwiki/doku.php/public/windows_hboot_driver_install.
1. Head over to HTC Dev http://www.htcdev.com/bootloader/.
2. Create a account or sign in (you must use your real email address).
3. Go to unlock bootloader.
4. Select “HTC DROID INCREDIBLE*”.
5. Follow the directions and install all the software provided and you will end up with a unlocked bootloader with s-on. Save a copy of the unlock_code.bin to your pc, so you have it after dooing the froyo ruu.
6. Enter FASTBOOT again on your phone.
7.Open the command prompt again on your pc to where adb.exe is. (ie. C:\android-sdk\platform-tools or C:\adb
8. Download this - CWM recovery 5.0.2.0 http://dinc.does-it.net/Guide_Root_New_Hboot/recovery.img, and place it in the same folder as fastboot (where you put unlock_code.bin ie. C:\adb).
9. For simplicity’s sake rename the above file to recovery.img if it doesn’t already save it as recovery.img.
10. In your command prompt navigate to the folder containing your fastboot files and recovery.img
11. Enter the following in the command prompt:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Code:
12. Once that completes navigate to recovery on your phone and press power to select it.
13. Once CWM recovery boots on your phone use the volume up and down to pick "Mounts and storage" press the trackball to select it.
14. Select "Mount usb storage".
15. Take this zip and drag it to the root of your SD card http://dinc.does-it.net/Guide_Root_New_Hboot/su.zip
16. On your phone press the trackball to unmount your usb storage.
17. Select go back.
18. Select install zip from SD card.
19. Choose zip from sd card.
20. Select the su.zip file we just downloaded and press the trackball to flash.
21. Reboot the phone.
22. Once your phone is booted go to the market and search "superuser".
23. Download and install superuser.
24. Search "busybox".
25. Use one of the busybox installers and install busybox (hit allow on the su notification).
26. Enter superuser app, press the menu button on your phone, select preferences, then scroll down to su-binary.
27. Hit update, and allow the prompt, if all the output is in green then you have full root congrats!!!.
For Those who wish to take it one step further and achieve s-off with unrevoked.
This process will format your phone I recommend making a nandroid, and running a program like Titanium Backup along with MyBackup to backup all your apps/data, and sync your contacts to google before you go any further.
28. Reboot your phone, and enable usb debugging.
29. Place these 2 files, unzipped on the root of your SD card. Do not put them in a folder, just drop the files right to your card. http://dinc.does-it.net/Guide_Root_New_Hboot/flash_mtd.zip
30. Set your phone to charge only.
31. Open the command prompt on your PC and navigate to the same folder as your fastboot files in the step above for example: cd c:\android-sdk\platform-tools\ or C:\adb
32. Type the following into the command prompt pressing the enter key at the end of each line:
Code:
adb shell
You should get a dollar sign $
Code:
su
You should now get a pound sign #
Code:
cat /sdcard/flash_image > /data/flash_image
Code:
chmod 755 /data/flash_image
Code:
/data/flash_image misc /sdcard/mtd0.img
33. Now set your phone to disk drive mode and place this zip on the root of your SD card (do not unzip) http://dinc.does-it.net/Stock_Images/3.26.605.1/PB31IMG.zip
34. Rename the above file to PB31IMG
35. Set your phone to charge only
36. At this step you have 2 options you can pull the battery of your phone and put it back in then hold volume down and pres power to enter the bootloader or you can go back to your command prompt and type the following:
Code:
exit
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
37. When your bootloader is done loading press volume up to flash the PB31IMG.zip
38. Your phone will reboot the bootloader once during this process, don’t be alarmed just wait for it to finish, when done it will ask you to press volume up to restart the phone
39. When done remove the PB31IMG file from your sd card
40. Congratulations you are now back to stock 2.2 froyo
41. Put the unlock_code.bin file in the same folder with the fastboote.exe file if its not already there. Go to fastboot on the phone. Open a commant prompt to the folder where the files are.
42. Type the folowing:
Code:
fastboot flash unlocktoken unlock_code.bin
Code:
43. Fastboot flash cwm recovery.img again.
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Code.
44. Flash the su.zip file thru recovery.
45. Flash the unrevoked forever s-off patch thru recovery http://dinc.does-it.net/Guide_Root_New_Hboot/unrevoked-forever.zip
You should now be rooted and s-off.

Reserved

do you know if this method enables fastboot? I never could get fastboot working on my slcd Inc and I don't know if there is an eng hboot that works for it.
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tiny4579 said:
do you know if this method enables fastboot? I never could get fastboot working on my slcd Inc and I don't know if there is an eng hboot that works for it.
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I believe it does. The new hboot is fastboot compatible, it is required to get the info for the unlock code. The 0.92 hboot is also fastboot compatible, i have always been able to use fastboot on it. Is that what you ment?

cmlusco said:
I believe it does. The new hboot is fastboot compatible, it is required to get the info for the unlock code. The 0.92 hboot is also fastboot compatible, i have always been able to use fastboot on it. Is that what you ment?
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is there a reason why update hboot? any thing good come with it?

synisterwolf said:
is there a reason why update hboot? any thing good come with it?
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No reason to update and is reccomended that you dont. This is just for people who got an inc recently that came with the new hboot.

cmlusco said:
I believe it does. The new hboot is fastboot compatible, it is required to get the info for the unlock code. The 0.92 hboot is also fastboot compatible, i have always been able to use fastboot on it. Is that what you ment?
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I can use fastboot but I mean commands like fastboot flash and fastboot boot never worked for me. They should as I'm s-off but my conclusion is that the current boot loader doesn't allow fastboot to flash to a device.
I want it mainly to boot a boot.img without having to flash to the boot partition. Good for testing purposes.
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cmlusco said:
No reason to update and is reccomended that you dont. This is just for people who got an inc recently that came with the new hboot.
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thank you.

tiny4579 said:
I can use fastboot but I mean commands like fastboot flash and fastboot boot never worked for me. They should as I'm s-off but my conclusion is that the current boot loader doesn't allow fastboot to flash to a device.
I want it mainly to boot a boot.img without having to flash to the boot partition. Good for testing purposes.
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I know the fastboot flash works for recovery and misc img, not sure about boot. I wrote this thread after helping my cousin root his inc with the new hboot that was ***locked*** (oow) s-on. After doing htc dev unlock, it did allow us to use fasboot to flash the cwm recovery img and the misc partition, and allow him to downgrade to 2.2. Then used unrevoked like normal to get s-off. He is now true s-off while still being on the new hboot. Now it says ***unlocked*** (oow) s-off.

cmlusco said:
I know the fastboot flash works for recovery and misc img, not sure about boot. I wrote this thread after helping my cousin root his inc with the new hboot that was ***locked*** (oow) s-on. After doing htc dev unlock, it did allow us to use fasboot to flash the cwm recovery img and the misc partition, and allow him to downgrade to 2.2. Then used unrevoked like normal to get s-off. He is now true s-off while still being on the new hboot. Now it says ***unlocked*** (oow) s-off.
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To test you can dump the current boot.img or pull one from a nandroid to your pc and do fastboot flash boot boot.img. I'm just curious if that works for you as I couldn't do it but I might try again this evening.
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Edit: Here is what I tried and it shows that fastboot boot fails for me:
Code:
D:\Users\Andrew\Desktop\droid>fastboot boot boot.img
downloading 'boot.img'...
OKAY [ 0.470s]
booting...
FAILED (remote: not allowed)
finished. total time: 0.480s
D:\Users\Andrew\Desktop\droid>fastboot flash boot boot.img
sending 'boot' (3072 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.470s]
writing 'boot'...
FAILED (remote: not allowed)
finished. total time: 0.470s
D:\Users\Andrew\Desktop\droid>fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
sending 'recovery' (4608 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.698s]
writing 'recovery'...
FAILED (remote: not allowed)
finished. total time: 0.700s

tiny4579 said:
To test you can dump the current boot.img or pull one from a nandroid to your pc and do fastboot flash boot boot.img. I'm just curious if that works for you as I couldn't do it but I might try again this evening.
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Edit: Here is what I tried and it shows that fastboot boot fails for me:
Code:
D:\Users\Andrew\Desktop\droid>fastboot boot boot.img
downloading 'boot.img'...
OKAY [ 0.470s]
booting...
FAILED (remote: not allowed)
finished. total time: 0.480s
D:\Users\Andrew\Desktop\droid>fastboot flash boot boot.img
sending 'boot' (3072 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.470s]
writing 'boot'...
FAILED (remote: not allowed)
finished. total time: 0.470s
D:\Users\Andrew\Desktop\droid>fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
sending 'recovery' (4608 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.698s]
writing 'recovery'...
FAILED (remote: not allowed)
finished. total time: 0.700s
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Yeah it does the same thing on mine 0.92 remote not allowed. I will check on my cousins phone next time i see him, and see if the new hboot can do it.

congrats on making it to the portal
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/root-and-s-off-for-the-htc-incredible-with-hboot-1-02-0000/

synisterwolf said:
congrats on making it to the portal
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/root-and-s-off-for-the-htc-incredible-with-hboot-1-02-0000/
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Holy crap lol. I had no idea, thanks for telling me.

cmlusco said:
Holy crap lol. I had no idea, thanks for telling me.
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your welcome.

When I try to run unrevoked for root and s-off it fails with Internal error: failed to unlock NAND flash?
I have no idea where to go from here anyone have advice?
Edit: I have run everything else in the guide successfully. I am downgraded to 2.2.

warpurlgis said:
When I try to run unrevoked for root and s-off it fails with Internal error: failed to unlock NAND flash?
I have no idea where to go from here anyone have advice?
Edit: I have run everything else in the guide successfully. I am downgraded to 2.2.
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What version of unrevoked did you use 3.32, you should use version 3.22 http://dinc.does-it.net/Unrevoked/Unrevoked_3.22.exe. Also make sure to go to the unrevoked menu and select custom recovery, and use this cwm img http://dinc.does-it.net/Guide_Root_New_Hboot/recovery.img before starting the process.

I did use 3.32 first. Then I decided to try 3.22.
I just read your post about using to custom recovery image and I just tried that with 3.22 unsuccessfully with a Failed to flash recovery image.

Can you access recovery, and when booted do you have root?

I can access the HTC recovery if that is what you mean. I lost root when I did the downgrade from 2.3.4 to 2.2

warpurlgis said:
I can access the HTC recovery if that is what you mean. I lost root when I did the downgrade from 2.3.4 to 2.2
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Try flashing cwm with fastboot like in step 11. Then if you can access it flash the su binary, boot, install su app and busybox, and then try unrevoked again.

[Q] [Magic 32B] Can't install or boot cust recovery after htdev unlocked

Hi everyone,
I have an HTC Magic 32B (SFR/Vodafone FR).
I updated hboot from 1.33.0013 to 1.33.0014G (*1) to be able to unlock the bootloader with htcdev unlock.
I unlocked it successfully using HTC official instructions.
Now I want to boot or install a custom recovery (recovery-RA-sapphire-v1.7.0G.img) and it doesn't work.
My hboot boot says :
Code:
*** UNLOCKED ***
SAPPHIRE PVT 32B SHIP S-ON G
HBOOT-1.33.0014G (SAPP10000)
CPLD-10
RADIO-2.22.28.25
Jan 31 2012,14:43:52
HBOOT
<BACK> FastBoot Mode
From fastboot (when I hit Return) I have the "FASTBOOT USB" string, from fastboot if I try :
1)
Code:
C:\android\downloads>[B]fastboot boot recovery-RA-sapphire-v1.7.0G.img[/B]
downloading 'boot.img'...
OKAY [ 1.712s]
booting...
[B]FAILED (remote: not allow)[/B]
finished. total time: 1.733s
2)
Code:
C:\android\downloads>[B]fastboot flash recovery recovery-RA-sapphire-v1.7.0G.img[/B]
sending 'recovery' (4520 KB)...
OKAY [ 1.712s]
writing 'recovery'...
[B]FAILED (remote: not allow)[/B]
finished. total time: 1.738s
After reading htc instructions to flash img, I also tried from RUU mode using "fastboot oem rebootRUU", that gives me RUU USB on the phone and on the computer :
Code:
C:\android\downloads>fastboot oem rebootRUU
...
OKAY [ 0.012s]
finished. total time: 0.016s
Then I try :
1)
Code:
C:\android\downloads>[B]fastboot flash recovery recovery-RA-sapphire-v1.7.0G.img[/B]
sending 'recovery' (4520 KB)...
OKAY [ 1.718s]
writing 'recovery'...
[B]FAILED (remote: image type not support)[/B]
finished. total time: 1.749s
2)
Code:
C:\android\downloads>[B]fastboot boot recovery-RA-sapphire-v1.7.0G.img[/B]
downloading 'boot.img'...
OKAY [ 1.714s]
[B]booting...[/B]
Here it hangs, I must enter a fastboot reboot to regain the control on the device.
I don't know what's wrong here. Either from fastboot (usb) or ruu (usb) it don't work even if the bootloader is unlocked.
amonra recovery should install and work on this phone right ?
Currently I don't want to root or S-OFF the phone because I like to apply not too much modification on it.
Can you help me ?
Thanks for the attention, and even more if you can help
(*1) 1.33.0013 cannot be htcdev unlocked because it don't accept "fastboot oem get_identifier_token", that's why I updated to 1.33.0014G.
The update was given by htcdev.com through an RUU that didn't work because I started it from adp (phone started normally with usb debugging on) and for an unkown reason adp reboot bootloader didn't work, I made it work be starting RUU exe from fastboot directly.

I think my problem/solution may be related to the error : "remote: image type not support" when I try to flash recovery being in RUU mode.
From the official updates files (official ruu and fota) I've found that some images are not of the img format but the nb0 format. Maybe I need to flash an image that is of this format (nb0), the problem is that I have no idea how to find or convert amonra recovery image to this format...
If it is the problem, it is lame not to be able to flash img files ...
Also, one idea I had is that I have to flash files through an update.zip file rather than a single img. But it is a lot more complex to figure out (making a valid update.zip package)...
I'm quite lost and decieved about the HTC "unlock" (I think I'm not the first one to be) ... (And I don't want to brick my phone)

superbob56 said:
I think my problem/solution may be related to the error : "remote: image type not support" when I try to flash recovery being in RUU mode.
From the official updates files (official ruu and fota) I've found that some images are not of the img format but the nb0 format. Maybe I need to flash an image that is of this format (nb0), the problem is that I have no idea how to find or convert amonra recovery image to this format...
If it is the problem, it is lame not to be able to flash img files ...
Also, one idea I had is that I have to flash files through an update.zip file rather than a single img. But it is a lot more complex to figure out (making a valid update.zip package)...
I'm quite lost and decieved about the HTC "unlock" (I think I'm not the first one to be) ... (And I don't want to brick my phone)
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hi, i have same problem on my HTC Magic, from hboot 1.33.0014 i can`t do enything (flash new recovery or new rom or make RUU)
did u resolved that problem?

I must admit I've given up.
I recently bought myself a fresh Nexus 5...
Gold luck to you if you try to go on with the HTC Magic !

Error Flashing TWRP on unlocked XT1640

Greetings everyone, I just got a new XT1640. I installed on it the ATHENE_NPJS25.93-14-4_cid50_subsidy-DEFAULT_regulatory-DEFAULT_CFC.xml ROM from here. Went to motorola's site and unlocked the phone. But I still can't flash TWRP.
this is what happens:
Code:
fastboot flash boot twrp-3.0.2-0-athene.img
target reported max download size of 536870912 bytes
sending 'boot' (12496 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.435s]
writing 'boot'...
(bootloader) Image not signed or corrupt
OKAY [ 0.186s]
finished. total time: 0.621s
I tried versions 3.1.1, 3.1.0 and 3.0.2 , all from the twrp site. Any ideas?

@yohanleafheart
Why do you want to brick your device ?
Check the command that you are entering, "BOOT" ???? That's "RECOVERY"
write command: fastboot flash recovery xyz.img
(Refer any Recovery or flashing thread)
EDIT:
When you used "fastboot flash boot twrp.img"
you got OKAY at last,
That means you flashed Recovery into Boot/kernel !!
If you face any kernel related problem on startup, then you will need to get original Boot.img and flash it...

Haha hey bro be careful while using commands .. u gonna poision your phone

In addition to ____Mdd's reply about TWRP being flashed to your boot (i.e. kernel!) partition, which isn't good...
The 'Image not signed or corrupt' error is normal because TWRP isn't cryptographically signed, so the bootloader reports as so. Normally, if you see [OKAY], the flash has succeeded (though in your case it's succeeded flashing to the wrong partition...) and you'd boot to recovery to ensure TWRP is not overwritten by the stock recovery (after which you can boot as normal).
If you need a stock kernel, you can pull the boot.img from the stock ROM you have and flash that to the boot partition or find the stock kernels here https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=72378739&postcount=262
Hopefully your device is working!

Gaaaaaaaaah didn't realize I was flashing to the wrong partition. Zomfg.
It didn't brick, i reverted to the stock before booting and relock the bootloader. I don't want the stock, I want to flash loa (did this on my s5 normally)
The problem is that even using the right command, it says that it is not signed, and wglhen I reboot in Dev mode it still won't boot on TWRP. It goes back to fastboot.
Any ideas?

Unable to flash TWRP on Moto G4 Plus

I had previously rooted my Moto G4 Plus and used multiple custom ROMs before switching back to Stock firmware.
Now, I'm unable to flash TWRP on my device. Any attempts to flash TWRP ends up with the following error:
Code:
reboot bootloader
mfastboot flash recovery twrp.img
target max-sparse-size: 256MB
sending 'recovery' (12530 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.406s]
writing 'recovery'...
(bootloader) Image not signed or corrupt
OKAY [ 0.203s]
finished. total time: 0.608s
Any further tries to reboot via adb commands results in the following:
Code:
adb reboot recovery
error: device not found
adb reboot
error: device not found
adb reboot bootloader
error: device not found
The device says the bootloader is unlocked while rebooting. the ID field shows 'bad key'(I feel this is weird).
Can someone please help me with this?
Thanks

unknown_geek said:
I had previously rooted my Moto G4 Plus and used multiple custom ROMs before switching back to Stock firmware.
Now, I'm unable to flash TWRP on my device. Any attempts to flash TWRP ends up with the following error:
Code:
reboot bootloader
mfastboot flash recovery twrp.img
target max-sparse-size: 256MB
sending 'recovery' (12530 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.406s]
writing 'recovery'...
(bootloader) Image not signed or corrupt
OKAY [ 0.203s]
finished. total time: 0.608s
Any further tries to reboot via adb commands results in the following:
Code:
adb reboot recovery
error: device not found
adb reboot
error: device not found
adb reboot bootloader
error: device not found
The device says the bootloader is unlocked while rebooting. the ID field shows 'bad key'(I feel this is weird).
Can someone please help me with this?
Thanks
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It has got flashed correctly as you got "OKAY" at end of command. Try to boot into recovery and tell us what happens.

1) That TWRP message of 'Image not signed or corrupt' is normal, since the TWRP custom recovery is not signed. After you see the [OKAY], reboot to recovery directly to fix the TWRP, else the stock recovery will overwrite it. Afterwards, you can boot as normal.
2)If you're still in the bootloader on your device, adb commands do not work - you need to use fastboot commands, or use your device volume keys to select 'Start' (to boot to system) or 'Recovery mode' (to boot to recovery) and press the power key to select. Of course, in this case, after flashing TWRP, you'll want to select 'Recovery Mode' in your bootloader and press the power key. This should then boot into TWRP.
If you find yourself in the bootloader in the future, then 'fastboot reboot' or 'fastboot continue' (both commands to be used without quotes, in the ADB terminal) may get your device rebooting to system.
3)ID Bad key is normal with an unlocked bootloader, on subsequent boots this may change to ID:N/A

echo92 said:
1) That TWRP message of 'Image not signed or corrupt' is normal, since the TWRP custom recovery is not signed. After you see the [OKAY], reboot to recovery directly to fix the TWRP, else the stock recovery will overwrite it. Afterwards, you can boot as normal.
2)If you're still in the bootloader on your device, adb commands do not work - you need to use fastboot commands, or use your device volume keys to select 'Start' (to boot to system) or 'Recovery mode' (to boot to recovery) and press the power key to select. Of course, in this case, after flashing TWRP, you'll want to select 'Recovery Mode' in your bootloader and press the power key. This should then boot into TWRP.
If you find yourself in the bootloader in the future, then 'fastboot reboot' or 'fastboot continue' (both commands to be used without quotes, in the ADB terminal) may get your device rebooting to system.
3)ID Bad key is normal with an unlocked bootloader, on subsequent boots this may change to ID:N/A
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Hi @echo92,
Thanks for pointing out what I was doing wrong. I now realize that the TWRP recovery was being overwritten by stock recovery and I didn't know adb commands don't work while still in bootloader mode.
I did boot into recovery mode from the bootloader (using the volume buttons from the phone) and it worked.
And the ID: bad key is also gone and now it shows ID: N/A.
Thanks again for your help!
Regards

____Mdd said:
It has got flashed correctly as you got "OKAY" at end of command. Try to boot into recovery and tell us what happens.
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Hi @____Mdd,
I rebooted into recovery right after flashing TWRP and it worked fine. Now, I'm able to boot into TWRP recovery.
Thanks for your response.
Regards.

Im Facing this issue while flashing TWRP
C:\adb>fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
(bootloader) has-slot:recovery: not found
(bootloader) is-logical:recovery: not found
Sending 'recovery' (12644 KB) OKAY [ 0.422s]
Writing 'recovery' (bootloader) Image size exeeded partition limits
(bootloader) Preflash validation failed
FAILED (remote: '')
fastboot: error: Command failed
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vaibhavhr2010 said:
Im Facing this issue while flashing TWRP
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Pre flash validation errors suggest that your bootloader is locked (i.e. you have not unlocked your bootloader, or it has been re locked). Can you confirm your bootloader is unlocked, e.g. if there is a warning screen on boot saying your device is unlocked?

echo92 said:
Pre flash validation errors suggest that your bootloader is locked (i.e. you have not unlocked your bootloader, or it has been re locked). Can you confirm your bootloader is unlocked, e.g. if there is a warning screen on boot saying your device is unlocked?
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Thank You for the Reply!
Yes I have already unlocked the Bootloader.
The device status in Bootloader shows Device is Unlocked, Status Code: 3

vaibhavhr2010 said:
Thank You for the Reply!
Yes I have already unlocked the Bootloader.
The device status in Bootloader shows Device is Unlocked, Status Code: 3
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Thanks, what device are you trying to flash TWRP to and which TWRP image are you using?

echo92 said:
Thanks, what device are you trying to flash TWRP to and which TWRP image are you using?
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I'm Flashing my Moto G4 using the twrp-3.0.2-3-titan.

vaibhavhr2010 said:
I'm Flashing my Moto G4 using the twrp-3.0.2-3-titan.
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That TWRP won't work, if it's for Titan. The codename for Moto G4/plus is athene, only TWRP images specifying athene in their name will work.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/mo...recovery-twrp-3-2-1-unofficial-touch-t3722206 or https://eu.dl.twrp.me/athene/ give these a try instead