Hi folks,
5 day ago i rootet my tablet 16GB WE and installed Koshu`s CWM step by step like discribed in his threat [http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1831161]. At the end there was an error message..., i was too quick and made an reboot bevor i could read it.
But i tested if i rooted the tablet succesfully and the superuser-app said that i am root now....
Then i installed the v.0.8.1 Version and everything was fine!
a few days later i got reboots during normal use.
Now i cant boot in the OS, there are bootloops the hole time.
I think that i have not installed the CWM correct...
Any ways to check this with adb commands or something else?
It would be great if someone could help me....
Sorry for my bad english!
Thomas
tpauli said:
Hi folks,
5 day ago i rootet my tablet 16GB WE and installed Koshu`s CWM step by step like discribed in his threat [http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1831161]. At the end there was an error message..., i was too quick and made an reboot bevor i could read it.
But i tested if i rooted the tablet succesfully and the superuser-app said that i am root now....
Then i installed the v.0.8.1 Version and everything was fine!
a few days later i got reboots during normal use.
Now i cant boot in the OS, there are bootloops the hole time.
I think that i have not installed the CWM correct...
Any ways to check this with adb commands or something else?
It would be great if someone could help me....
Sorry for my bad english!
Thomas
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You can still boot into CWM? Well you could make a backup of the installed recovery (like shown in the CWM thread) and check if the md5sums are equal to the downloaded image. Btw. linebreaks in the logcat would really help reading it
Koshu said:
You can still boot into CWM? Well you could make a backup of the installed recovery (like shown in the CWM thread) and check if the md5sums are equal to the downloaded image. Btw. linebreaks in the logcat would really help reading it
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yes i can Boot into CWM, but i cant restore my backup. I tried to install cm10 clean again but after rebooting CWM and booting the OS Android is updating the apps. But i did a full wipe bevor.Thats why i think that the CWM is not in an good state.
i am in the road and maybe i can later check the md5sum.
I can attach an picture from the CWM during trying formating and fixing permissions.
thank you!
Problem solved
tpauli said:
yes i can Boot into CWM, but i cant restore my backup. I tried to install cm10 clean again but after rebooting CWM and booting the OS Android is updating the apps. But i did a full wipe bevor.Thats why i think that the CWM is not in an good state.
i am in the road and maybe i can later check the md5sum.
I can attach an picture from the CWM during trying formating and fixing permissions.
thank you!
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Koshu helped me! The problem was, that my data partion was read only and my wipes befor and installs was more or less unusefull!
Big thanks to koshu!!!!!
tpauli said:
Koshu helped me! The problem was, that my data partion was read only and my wipes befor and installs was more or less unusefull!
Big thanks to koshu!!!!!
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Hi. I have the same Problem. Can you tell me how Koshu helped to fix the problem.
the checksum and stuff. thx
florian1985 said:
Hi. I have the same Problem. Can you tell me how Koshu helped to fix the problem.
the checksum and stuff. thx
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I linked a zip file in the CM10 Thread that formats the data partition: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1846044
You can find it in the "addition steps" section. Beware that it will delete all your personal data including the internal sd-card (also nandroid backups if you have stored them on the internal sdcard). So make sure you have EXTERNAL backups if you want to keep some of the data.
I have same problem
After install CM10 ,my TPT cant boot
I turn on My tablet and see loop forever logo : Lenovo ==> CyanogenMod....
Please help me, how to fix it ????
cachlanhuong said:
I have same problem
After install CM10 ,my TPT cant boot
I turn on My tablet and see loop forever logo : Lenovo ==> CyanogenMod....
Please help me, how to fix it ????
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I have nearly the same problem.
I rooted my TPT a few weeks ago, today I was reading about Cyanogen and decided to install CWM. After some issues with the adb drivers, I managed to install the clockwork recovery.
Now I followed the steps from the cm-thread. I did a nandroid backup and wiped my tablet. After that, I flashed CM10. But all I get is the CyanogenMod logo spinning around.
I tried to go back to my nandroid backup, but it seems broken somehow.
I also tried several several CM-versions and downloaded them several times, without success. But I realised, that the installation procedure of CM was very quick, too quick maybe? Could it be that my clockworkmod isn't installed correctly, because the installation of CM and the nandroid backup won't work.
I hope you guys can help me out. Because I only could find nandroid backups for ROW and US version. I also don´t have adb access anymore.
TPT 16GB 3G WE
Ottilooping said:
I have nearly the same problem.
I rooted my TPT a few weeks ago, today I was reading about Cyanogen and decided to install CWM. After some issues with the adb drivers, I managed to install the clockwork recovery.
Now I followed the steps from the cm-thread. I did a nandroid backup and wiped my tablet. After that, I flashed CM10. But all I get is the CyanogenMod logo spinning around.
I tried to go back to my nandroid backup, but it seems broken somehow.
I also tried several several CM-versions and downloaded them several times, without success. But I realised, that the installation procedure of CM was very quick, too quick maybe? Could it be that my clockworkmod isn't installed correctly, because the installation of CM and the nandroid backup won't work.
I hope you guys can help me out. Because I only could find nandroid backups for ROW and US version. I also don´t have adb access anymore.
TPT 16GB 3G WE
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Koshu helped me!
I linked a zip file in the CM10 Thread that formats the data partition: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1846044
You can find it in the "addition steps" section. Beware that it will delete all your personal data including the internal sd-card (also nandroid backups if you have stored them on the internal sdcard). So make sure you have EXTERNAL backups if you want to keep some of the data.
tpauli said:
Koshu helped me!
I linked a zip file in the CM10 Thread that formats the data partition: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1846044
You can find it in the "addition steps" section. Beware that it will delete all your personal data including the internal sd-card (also nandroid backups if you have stored them on the internal sdcard). So make sure you have EXTERNAL backups if you want to keep some of the data.
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But how can formatting my data partition help? You mean after a format, the installation of cm would work?
And how do I use the .zip, just flashing with cwm?
Ottilooping said:
But how can formatting my data partition help? You mean after a format, the installation of cm would work?
And how do I use the .zip, just flashing with cwm?
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You have to download the formatdata.zip on your external sd-card.
After that you can boot in the recovery and flash this .please dont juse the cwm! Do you know how to boot into the recovery?
Power on and during that you should drop-down the volume + key a few seconds.
This helped me and others.
Please read in this threat: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1831161
tpauli said:
You have to download the formatdata.zip on your external sd-card.
After that you can boot in the recovery and flash this .please dont juse the cwm! Do you know how to boot into the recovery?
Power on and during that you should drop-down the volume + key a few seconds.
This helped me and others.
Please read in this threat: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1831161
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But I have no recovery anymore. The cwm replaced the "normal" recovery.
Ottilooping said:
But I have no recovery anymore. The cwm replaced the "normal" recovery.
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Send me an photo from your "recovery"...
tpauli said:
Send me an photo from your "recovery"...
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https://www.dropbox.com/s/xl9fx8rb8bpqgkf/IMG_20130212_110830.jpg
Here is the photo.
I was thinking about 2 possible solutions right now.
1. get another nandroid backup (Problem didnt see any for the 16gb WE version)
2. try no reflash another CWM version or maybe ventana cwm and try again to flash Cyanogen (don't know if its possible to just flash another recovery as an image with the current working recovery)
So what do you guys think?
Ottilooping -
You were running ICS before flashing to CM, right?
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Ottilooping -
You were running ICS before flashing to CM, right?
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Yes, thats correct.
Ottilooping said:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xl9fx8rb8bpqgkf/IMG_20130212_110830.jpg
Here is the photo.
I was thinking about 2 possible solutions right now.
1. get another nandroid backup (Problem didnt see any for the 16gb WE version)
2. try no reflash another CWM version or maybe ventana cwm and try again to flash Cyanogen (don't know if its possible to just flash another recovery as an image with the current working recovery)
So what do you guys think?
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That looks good!
My suggestion: Flash the formatdata.zip and than install the last v0.9.2 from koshu located here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1846044
I was coming from ics too.
Problem solved. CM is running. Thanks for your help, exspecialy to you tpauli.
The formatdata.zip was the key
One last question. I am using the folio keyboard with an european layout (qwertz), but with Cyanogen it is us layout (qwerty). How can I change this?
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Good morning people.
I rooted my Wildfire with this guide
and then I tried to keep a Nandroid backup before flashing CM7
Nandroid backup allways freeze at random .odex files (at 40-45%)
The first time i said "WTF lets continue..."
I wiped the devices data and trying to install CM7... freeze (didnt start the installation)!
Then I tried it with CM6... no luck (freeze at 30-40%)
I formated my SD to FAT32... Tried again... no luck
I changed SD with my wifes (the one that came with wildfire)... Tried again... No luck
I restored a stock ROM via FastBoot
I rooted again
I tried to keep a Nandroid backup.... same s#it...
Can someone help me?
Try a different recovery image.
arco68 said:
Try a different recovery image.
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You think that is ClockworkMod's fault?
can you point me to a good one?
(my current version is : 3.0.0.6)
Here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1014498
Or here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1112971
arco68 said:
Here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1014498
Or here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1112971
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3.1.0.2 fixed my problem
thank you very much
I used this guide
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=32540070&postcount=15
I went from stock 4.0.3 to Koshu's CM10 0.8.1
I haven't installed or done anything after flashing, I just left the tablet on. I noticed that it crashes randomly/reboots.
I read that there are crashlogs in /proc/ but I don't even have that folder.
What can I do other than return to stock?
EDIT: I found that this thread is the same issue http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1964655 and going into advanced settings and keeping wifi on at all times is a half solution. It appears to be an issue in Koshu's CM10 but I can't post about it in his thread.
jbamuro said:
I noticed that it crashes randomly/reboots.
I read that there are crashlogs in /proc/ but I don't even have that folder.
What can I do other than return to stock?
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Koshu's ROM is working well for most people but is still in beta so abnormal behaviours are to be expected.
You can get logs with logcat and dmesg. There are threads on xda and Google about how to use them. Logcat for example can be invoked with apps on Play, adb or via a terminal.
It's up to you whether you can live with the crashes or not. Koshu is actively developing but has other priorities so we'll have to be patient for further bug-squashes. Especially since afaik there aren't any other third-party TPT ICS ROMs.
Stuck in bootloop. CWM still available. Can't establish adb connection.
jbamuro said:
I used this guide
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=32540070&postcount=15
I went from stock 4.0.3 to Koshu's CM10 0.8.1
I haven't installed or done anything after flashing, I just left the tablet on. I noticed that it crashes randomly/reboots.
I read that there are crashlogs in /proc/ but I don't even have that folder.
What can I do other than return to stock?
EDIT: I found that this thread is the same issue http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1964655 and going into advanced settings and keeping wifi on at all times is a half solution. It appears to be an issue in Koshu's CM10 but I can't post about it in his thread.
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I had success following the same process: US 32GB wifi only Stock ICS -> DebugfsRoot -> install CWM -> flash CM10.0.8.1
JB was smooth and performance was great. Didn't mind the restarts if I left it idle for too long.
After a few days my TPT entered a bootloop and I have been stuck for a few days now. I can get to CWM recovery boot and re-flashed the CM10 ROM but still got the bootloop [boot hangs at CyanogenMod blue wheel screen]. I then flashed back to my rooted ICS backup but it hangs and reboots at the fancy Lenovo screen.
When I try to restore from my ICS backup, CWM gives an error that /data failed to restore properly. Someone posted with this same issue and they got passed it by formatting /data with NVFLASH. I tried suggestions from this Guide: How to Recover from a bootloop but I can't get an adb connection established.
Does anyone have any ideas/suggestions to get passed this bootloop issue? Thanks in advance for your help.
klock11 said:
I had success following the same process: US 32GB wifi only Stock ICS -> DebugfsRoot -> install CWM -> flash CM10.0.8.1
JB was smooth and performance was great. Didn't mind the restarts if I left it idle for too long.
After a few days my TPT entered a bootloop and I have been stuck for a few days now. I can get to CWM recovery boot and re-flashed the CM10 ROM but still got the bootloop [boot hangs at CyanogenMod blue wheel screen]. I then flashed back to my rooted ICS backup but it hangs and reboots at the fancy Lenovo screen.
When I try to restore from my ICS backup, CWM gives an error that /data failed to restore properly. Someone posted with this same issue and they got passed it by formatting /data with NVFLASH. I tried suggestions from this Guide: How to Recover from a bootloop but I can't get an adb connection established.
Does anyone have any ideas/suggestions to get passed this bootloop issue? Thanks in advance for your help.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=34643618&postcount=136
And there was a update.zip which formats /data for you. Koshu linked to it somewhere here... Maybe he will post it again
emuandco said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=34643618&postcount=136
And there was a update.zip which formats /data for you. Koshu linked to it somewhere here... Maybe he will post it again
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Thanks for the suggestion. When I do [advanced -> wipe dalvik cache] I get the following message:
E:unknown volume for path [/sd-ext]
I have a feeling you might be right about the dalvik cache from what I have read in other posts. Is there another way to wipe dalvik cache from CWM? I will search for the update.zip you mentioned in the mean time. Thanks again!
emuandco said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=34643618&postcount=136
And there was a update.zip which formats /data for you. Koshu linked to it somewhere here... Maybe he will post it again
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I found Koshu's post to wipe/format the data partition. Put format-data.zip on the external sd card. Booted to CWM and ran [install zip from sdcard -> choose zip from external sdcard -> format-data.zip]. I re-flashed CM10, restarted and am back in business! Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
Please help me...
1. I wanted flash the new CM 10.2 on my LG G2 D802, I downloaded the mod, google apps and copied them to the internal memory of the phone, 2. then I booted into the recovery mod by the automated method(twrp), wiped the data and reset my device and when I tried to flash the rom and google apps, I couldn't find them.
3. I repeated step 1 and this time I didn't reset or wipe the data because I thought I might lose the files again. Then I queued up the rom and apps and flashed them and I rebooted the device.
5. But what I see is a round loading thing inside which CyanogenMod is written for about an hour now.
I am relatively new to these things, please help me.
What should I do now???
now when I try to turn the phone off, it starts automatically and I see the Cyanogenmod loading screen again.
Please Help
follow the flash directions to the letter in cm thread
Sent from my LG-D802
I have one question,
bachera said:
follow the flash directions to the letter in cm thread
Sent from my LG-D802
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The thing I did two times is that I didn't wipe and factory reset in the recovery mod and then the CM rom would stay in loading. If I would wipe the phone, the CyanogenMod would also get deleted.
So how do I wipe and reset the phone and at the same time also keep the ROM file. I see many others installing and I wonder how they do it. I have been searching on the internet for the last two days for this, please help me:crying:
Put them to phone internal storage (sdcard) and then on recoveru wipe, advanced wipe, tick alk except internal storage and efs and recovery. Then ur good to go for clean install.
Sent from my LG-D802 using Tapatalk 2
And make sure your recovery is new(ish). You need version 2.6.3.2, if you are using an old version of TWRP that could be giving you problems
There no option of advanced wipe option in CWM recovery
moonjak said:
Put them to phone internal storage (sdcard) and then on recoveru wipe, advanced wipe, tick alk except internal storage and efs and recovery. Then ur good to go for clean install.
Sent from my LG-D802 using Tapatalk 2
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There is no option of advanced wipe Clockwork Recovery v6.0.4.4, please guide me elaborately as I am flashing for the first time
Please help me brother...
Haseeb123 said:
There is no option of advanced wipe Clockwork Recovery v6.0.4.4, please guide me elaborately as I am flashing for the first time
Please help me brother...
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Use the twrp. Not clockwork. There is a link for twrp in the cm thread. It's easy flashing it with flashify
Couldn't find TWRP for international D802
EniGmA1987 said:
And make sure your recovery is new(ish). You need version 2.6.3.2, if you are using an old version of TWRP that could be giving you problems
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I couldn't find a TWRP image for the international G2, I am using Clockwork 6.0.4.4 and I don't find any advanced wiping options. If you know of any TWRP for my phone please let me know or help me clockwork recovery please
No twrp for international G2
offenberg said:
Use the twrp.
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I couldn't find a twrp image for the international G2 on their website and anywhere else. Please send me the link of a twrp image which is compatible with the international G2. If not, please help me in any other way you can. I bricked my phone and reinstalled the LG software twice and have been working on this for two days, please help me.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2472223
Haseeb123 said:
I couldn't find a twrp image for the international G2 on their website and anywhere else. Please send me the link of a twrp image which is compatible with the international G2. If not, please help me in any other way you can. I bricked my phone and reinstalled the LG software twice and have been working on this for two days, please help me.
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You just had to go in the android dev. Forum, the one just under q&a...
I found it in 15sec.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2469995
I know you are new to flashing and stuff.
But you should browse the forums a little bit more before asking for help.
Good luck getting it work tho !
One more thing bro
offenberg said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2472223
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So now I have to copy CM 10.2 to the root of my device memory, then use flashify app to boot into twrp, and wipe every folder except efs, recovery and internal storage and flash CM. Did I get it correctly, if not, please correct me as I am about to flash CyanogenMod.
Thanks in advance
I love good people!
You should be running CM in no time. good luck. Remember to backup stock rom. Much more convenient if you want to go back.
Edit: I have my knowledge from reading this forum. I haven't done this myself yet. Planning on testing CM tomorrow.
Some folders which I don't want to wipe don't appear in advanced wipe
offenberg said:
You should be running CM in no time. good luck. Remember to backup stock rom. Much more convenient if you want to go back.
Edit: I have my knowledge from reading this forum. I haven't done this myself yet. Planning on testing CM tomorrow.
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Some folders which I don't want to wipe don't appear in advanced wipe. The folders which I see in the advanced wiping menu are as follows: dalvic cache, system, data, internal storage, cache.
Please tell me what to do now
Wipe dalvik, system, data and cache.
Bigbigthanks!
offenberg said:
You should be running CM in no time. good luck. Remember to backup stock rom. Much more convenient if you want to go back.
Edit: I have my knowledge from reading this forum. I haven't done this myself yet. Planning on testing CM tomorrow.
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May God bless you, you're my Android hero! I am now running CyanogenMod!:good:
Haseeb123 said:
May God bless you, you're my Android hero! I am now running CyanogenMod!:good:
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Im no hero. Just helping a friend in need. now, go enjoy CM. The best of android.
Last Question!
offenberg said:
Im no hero. Just helping a friend in need. now, go enjoy CM. The best of android.
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I had forgotten Google apps, so this is the way I'll do it and correct me if I'm wrong: Download Gapps from goo.im and use flashify to boot into twrp and install google apps without wiping anything.
Thanks again. Please help
Haseeb123 said:
I had forgotten Google apps, so this is the way I'll do it and correct me if I'm wrong: Download Gapps from goo.im and use flashify to boot into twrp and install google apps without wiping anything.
Thanks again. Please help
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Same as before. Reboot into recovery. Wipe - flash cm - flash gapps- reboot
Edit. I'm tired. Of course just flash gapps. No need to wipe
Hi guys, need some help here. I'm sure this has been asked before but i just couldn't find any
Installed slimkat 20140406-0134 rom (cm11) last night and it's basically working. But I'm still not feeling comfortable using it as there's still bugs around. So thought of going back to cm7.2 for now. But for the life of me couldn't figure out how to get to the tool section so I can re-partition it back to ext3!!!
All I could get in to is twrp recovery and that's it. how do I even get into the bootmenu section where I can choose recovery, cpu settings, tools, etc? There's no red Moto logo with blue LED at boot up anymore
Is there any uninstall instruction somewhere, or perhaps someone should write one?
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any idea if i can install some sort of apps to achieve the same end? like a wipe app to re-partition it to ext3, and then an older recovery to install cm7 rom, or restore my cm7 backup?
don't really want to just try and see what will happens. also trying to avoid flashing sbf and start from scratch.....
edit: will aromawiper work? reboot to twrp recovery 2.6.3.0, aromawipe to ext3 and then flash cm7.2 rom straight after? expert opinion and advice please.
edit 2: oh well, tried it and didn't work. might be because i didn't install an older, compatible recovery before i rebooted. stuck at red moto logo and had to flash sbf and start all over again......
case closed...........
jh20 said:
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any idea if i can install some sort of apps to achieve the same end? like a wipe app to re-partition it to ext3, and then an older recovery to install cm7 rom, or restore my cm7 backup?
don't really want to just try and see what will happens. also trying to avoid flashing sbf and start from scratch.....
edit: will aromawiper work? reboot to twrp recovery 2.6.3.0, aromawipe to ext3 and then flash cm7.2 rom straight after? expert opinion and advice please.
edit 2: oh well, tried it and didn't work. might be because i didn't install an older, compatible recovery before i rebooted. stuck at red moto logo and had to flash sbf and start all over again......
case closed...........
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you can flash cm10 to get the boot menu to format to ext3 then flash to cm7.2.
Thats what i did when i tested cm11.
Or use Aroma wiper to format to ext3 and flash CM7.2.
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aperture said:
you can flash cm10 to get the boot menu to format to ext3 then flash to cm7.2.
Thats what i did when i tested cm11.
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thanks. i'll remember that next time. don't know why i didn't think of that. panic striken maybe
hotdog125 said:
Or use Aroma wiper to format to ext3 and flash CM7.2.
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that's exactly what i did but didn't work. aromawiper seems to have worked properly but twrp 2.6.3.0 keep saying "no os installed" after i installed the gb rom and tried to reboot. tried maniac's cm7.2 and an older wiui gingerbread rom. i thought it might be a hickup and rebooted anyway and that was it.
don't know what went wrong there. has anyone actually tried this method before and got it to work?
edit: imho twrp is not worth it. it rebooted 8-10 times on me after installing cm11 and tried to get back into recovery to flash gapps. also other problems like blank backup files and my failures to install rom problem. they should have stuck to cwm until the problems are fixed.
edit 2: and i think removing bootmenu is not a good idea. more steps to take if you want to go back to cm7.2.
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So i kinda figured it out.
well, I sort of did something(i think) and its now working fine... I went to twrp.. did a factory reset. Then went for advance wipe and wiped system cache and dalvik. Then followed the same procedure. Bootloader-->radio-->Rom-->Kernel. It worked just fine. The first boot took some 15 minutes.
does the internal storage work for you? it works only on twrp for me :/
i can't see anything in file explorer and canìt restore from twrp :/ that's a big problem guys.
If you can not see your old nandroid backups
After rooting If you can not see your old nandroid backups
Via file explorers try to enable usb debuging from
dev. opt. if not worked (Recovires or SuperSU issue)
But you can see and restore your old or new backups via recovery (TWRP tested)
New recoveries and superSU may fix this issues.
Want to ask? SuperSU XDA Thread here
Note: SE Linux Mod Changer may help to fix this issue
Recommended Recovery is TWRP 2.8.1.0
HunterAtXDA said:
I also got this message
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unmount of /system failed: no such volume
followed by
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unmount of /data failed: no such volume
a few minutes later. The process finished a few minutes later without any more output but I'm booting now after wiping the cache and everything seems fine.
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I had the this same problem. After installing everything, I let it sit for 20 minutes and it finally showed the Android logo. After that it was stuck on a black screen. I wiped everything and repeated the install procedure again, minus the kernal, and got the same "unmount of /system failed: no such volume" while flashing the rom zip. It booted after a while and everything works except my storage is FUKT. I cant see any of my pictures, music, etc, and the only thing I see via PC is the DCIM folder which is empty. Not cool
mattgrantlackey said:
I had the this same problem. After installing everything, I let it sit for 20 minutes and it finally showed the Android logo. After that it was stuck on a black screen. I wiped everything and repeated the install procedure again, minus the kernal, and got the same "unmount of /system failed: no such volume" while flashing the rom zip. It booted after a while and everything works except my storage is FUKT. I cant see any of my pictures, music, etc, and the only thing I see via PC is the DCIM folder which is empty. Not cool
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Recommended Recovery is TWRP 2.8.1.0
mattgrantlackey said:
I had the this same problem. After installing everything, I let it sit for 20 minutes and it finally showed the Android logo. After that it was stuck on a black screen. I wiped everything and repeated the install procedure again, minus the kernal, and got the same "unmount of /system failed: no such volume" while flashing the rom zip. It booted after a while and everything works except my storage is FUKT. I cant see any of my pictures, music, etc, and the only thing I see via PC is the DCIM folder which is empty. Not cool
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Nothing wrong with my storage. I installed the bootloader, radio, and rom on top of my existing 4.4.4 rom by sideloading in CWM. Wiped caches and rebooted to make sure everything was working, then back to CWM to sideload the kernel. I haven't rooted yet.
HunterAtXDA said:
Nothing wrong with my storage. I installed the bootloader, radio, and rom on top of my existing 4.4.4 rom by sideloading in CWM. Wiped caches and rebooted to make sure everything was working, then back to CWM to sideload the kernel. I haven't rooted yet.
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Did you have the "unmount of /system failed: no such volume" while flashing the rom zip?
mattgrantlackey said:
Did you have the "unmount of /system failed: no such volume" while flashing the rom zip?
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Yes, and a similar error about /data
JaMeVu said:
Recommended Recovery is TWRP 2.8.1.0
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Same error after using ADB to flash v2.8.1.0 TWRP, full wipe, and reinstall of everything in the correct procedure. My storage is still not working.
mattgrantlackey said:
Same error after using ADB to flash v2.8.1.0 TWRP, full wipe, and reinstall of everything in the correct procedure. My storage is still not working.
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try this
enable usb debuging via dev opt.
connect phone to pc
put files to your sd card then reboot to recovery then flash
JaMeVu said:
try this
enable usb debuging via dev opt.
connect phone to pc
put files to your sd card then reboot to recovery then flash
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I always enable usb debugging, didn't help. And as far as the file transfer, it won't let me. I can only access it while in TWRP. All my files are there, its just android can't see them, and wont show under windows either. Not sure what the issue is there, I've tried everything I know of. I'll just flash CM12 that I was using before. Let me know if you figure out this problem, as I'm curious as to what is causing it (and I'm not the only one having it).
mattgrantlackey said:
Wont let me. I can only access it while in TWRP. All my files are there, its just android can't see them, and wont show under windows either. Not sure what the issue is there, I've tried everything I know of. I'll just flash CM12 that I was using before. Let me know if you figure out this problem, as I'm curious as to what is causing it (and I'm not the only one having it).
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re plug usb cable take it of then plug
no we do not have this kind of problem here many phones we tested and flashed
JaMeVu said:
re plug usb cable take it of then plug
no we do not have this kind of problem here many phones we tested and flashed
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Same problems as me:
spupuz said:
does the internal storage work for you? it works only on twrp for me :/
i can't see anything in file explorer and canìt restore from twrp :/ that's a big problem guys.
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spupuz said:
big big problem can't see the internal storage partition at all.
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mattgrantlackey said:
Same problems as me:
spupuz said:
big big problem can't see the internal storage partition at all.
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try re flash everything but not autoroot using..
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try re flash everything but not autoroot using..[/QUOTE]
All of this was without autoroot. Don't worry about it man, I just installed my old rom. For some reason this ROM doesn't like me and spupuz's phone. Thanks for trying to help me, I appreciate your time. Let me know if someone else has the issue and you figure it out, I'm very curious as to what it might be.
mattgrantlackey said:
try re flash everything but not autoroot using..
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All of this was without autoroot. Don't worry about it man, I just installed my old rom. For some reason this ROM doesn't like me and spupuz's phone. Thanks for trying to help me, I appreciate your time. Let me know if someone else has the issue and you figure it out, I'm very curious as to what it might be.[/QUOTE]
ok but we test it many phones and 1500+ downloads
may be u are using multirom ? or multirom twrp ?
JaMeVu said:
ok but we test it many phones and 1500+ downloads
may be u are using multirom ? or multirom twrp ?
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Nope, no multirom or multirom twrp. I have no idea.
After rooting If you can not see your old nandroid backups
Via file explorers try to enable usb debuging from
dev. opt. if not worked (Recovires or SuperSU issue)
But you can see and restore your old or new backups via recovery (TWRP tested)
New recoveries and superSU may fix this issues.
Want to ask? SuperSU XDA Thread here
Note: SE Linux Mod Changer may help to fix this issue
Recommended Recovery is TWRP 2.8.1.0
I flashed this ROM this morning, and I initially had the weird can't unmount /system error. I rewiped, using twrp to ensure that /system was wiped too. Install went fine. I have a weird glitch or something on my recent apps list, though. I attached a picture. Anyone know what this is? It doesn't seem to be causing any functional problem, but it looks bad.
Edit: I cleared the cache for google now launcher, and restarted recovery and wiped my cache partition and the error went away.