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Hi all,
I am currently playing around a bit with my KF and used in the beginning KFU to root with Burrito3. TWRP is functioning + CM9 already installed. BUT now, where I want to use Ravens Kernel with SDK and entering the commands he proposed for the beginning for fastboot, my KF reboots and stops in yellow triangel.
used command:
adb shell
su
idme bootmode 4002
reboot
How to go back to normal boot mode is o.k. and working, but I could no where find what to do/the reason might be, that my KF stops in triangle and how to sort it out. Drivers manually installed with SDK incl. adaption of ini and inf.
Any suggestion?
Thanks and regards
Etam1tlu
Etam1tlu said:
Hi all,
I am currently playing around a bit with my KF and used in the beginning KFU to root with Burrito3. TWRP is functioning + CM9 already installed. BUT now, where I want to use Ravens Kernel with SDK and entering the commands he proposed for the beginning for fastboot, my KF reboots and stops in yellow triangel.
used command:
adb shell
su
idme bootmode 4002
reboot
How to go back to normal boot mode is o.k. and working, but I could no where find what to do/the reason might be, that my KF stops in triangle and how to sort it out. Drivers manually installed with SDK incl. adaption of ini and inf.
Any suggestion?
Thanks and regards
Etam1tlu
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It's in fast boot mode, just issue the remaining adb commands and you'll be fine.
what do you want to do ? this is the normal behavour when you switch to fastboot ...
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airmaxx23 said:
It's in fast boot mode, just issue the remaining adb commands and you'll be fine.
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adb commands don't work in fastboot - only fastboot commands
that is what I tried, because I checked if the device is in fastboot and yes it is shown, but if I follow the next command:
fastboot -i 0x1949 boot bootnew.img or
fastboot -i 0x1949 boot cm9bootnew.img
which I placed on the internal sdcard, I get the feedback of the system:
cannot load 'xxxxbootnew.img'
any help with that?
Etam1tlu said:
that is what I tried, because I checked if the device is in fastboot and yes it is shown, but if I follow the next command:
fastboot -i 0x1949 boot bootnew.img or
fastboot -i 0x1949 boot cm9bootnew.img
which I placed on the internal sdcard, I get the feedback of the system:
cannot load 'xxxxbootnew.img'
any help with that?
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They need to be in the tools folder where you launcher adb from.
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b63 said:
what do you want to do ? this is the normal behavour when you switch to fastboot ...
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adb commands don't work in fastboot - only fastboot commands
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I meant fast boot commands, my bad.
as far as i know these commands are to load a image from your computer
would try to do the img files in the same folder as fastboot.exe and retry
thanks very much for your help, after putting the img files into the folder where the fastboot.exe is, all went well.
very cool and now I learned a bit more regarding ADB stuff
glad to help ...
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Long story short, hopped over to android following years and years of using IOS.
Bought a nexus 6p, learnt about root, gained root access to the 6p, and began installed root apps.
This morning, i installed Gsam battery monitor root companion, found out it broke the normal Gsam battery monitor app, tried to uninstall the gsam root companion several times. Everytime i uninstalled it and rebooted, it would just reappear on the phone and wouldn't actually uninstall properly at all.
On the third go, it rebooted into the red triangle " Your device is corrupt. It can't be trusted and may not work properly." and is stuck on the google logo.
Accessed recovery and tried to restore the nandroid backup, no luck, still boots up to red triangle and is stuck on google logo.
Accessed recovery and tried to restore to factory default, no luck, still boots up to red triangle and is stuck on google logo.
How do i fix my phone now? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
red triangle with the android mascot logo?
if so, put it into fastboot and reinstall recovery and see if that worked
gd6noob said:
red triangle with the android mascot logo?
if so, put it into fastboot and reinstall recovery and see if that worked
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Its just a red triangle with an exclamation mark inside.
I can't post an image because i am a new member and need at least 10 posts.
https://support.google.com/nexus/answer/6185381?hl=en - It says it should dismiss by itself.
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- It says it should dismiss by itself.
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The red logo does disappear and the device transitions to the black and white google boot logo.
It is here where the device becomes hung, i assume it is because the boot.img or boot files have been damaged, but i'm just guessing. What i am confused about is if the boot files are damaged, the nandroid restore should fix this problem (shouldn't it?), but it doesn't.
radaga5t said:
Long story short, hopped over to android following years and years of using IOS.
Bought a nexus 6p, learnt about root, gained root access to the 6p, and began installed root apps.
This morning, i installed Gsam battery monitor root companion, found out it broke the normal Gsam battery monitor app, tried to uninstall the gsam root companion several times. Everytime i uninstalled it and rebooted, it would just reappear on the phone and wouldn't actually uninstall properly at all.
On the third go, it rebooted into the red triangle " Your device is corrupt. It can't be trusted and may not work properly." and is stuck on the google logo.
Accessed recovery and tried to restore the nandroid backup, no luck, still boots up to red triangle and is stuck on google logo.
Accessed recovery and tried to restore to factory default, no luck, still boots up to red triangle and is stuck on google logo.
How do i fix my phone now? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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After a root went bad I had the same thing happen. I just used SkipSoft ToolKit and restored back to a stock image (MDB08L).
The corruption message disappeared.
Take a look at this guide By Heisenberg as it will help with some details.
The few times I flashed/reset the phone, I accidentally muddled up some steps. Specifically the flashing the boot and bootloader images.
Code:
[U]fastboot flash bootloader X:/bootloader.img[/U]
fastboot reboot bootloader
fastboot flash radio X:/radio.img
fastboot reboot bootloader
[U]fastboot flash boot X:/boot.img[/U]
fastboot erase cache
fastboot flash cache X:/cache.img
fastboot flash recovery X:/recovery.img
fastboot flash system X:/system.img
fastboot flash vendor X:/vendor.img
I would accidentally flash the bootloader.img image over the boot.img and cause the error, specifically the one you mentioned. I had to go through the flashing process VERY carefully again, and when flashing .imgs for root acess over to the stock ones.
I know is sounds trivial and I'm not saying you don't understand it, but give it a try and see if this resolves the issue. double check your lines and triple check your images (make sure there are NO spaces in the bootloader/boot img file directories. or_replace_spaces_with_underscores). I don't know how many times I have screwed up and it was because of a dash in the wrong spot or space in the .img directory. Let us know how you go.
Awesome!
Thank you very much everyone. I will try once i get home from work.
You have all been so helpful. Such a good community.
I hoped it worked out for you
urbanpitch said:
I hoped it worked out for you
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Yep i was able to restore the phone via the heisenberg guide. Thanks!
radaga5t said:
Yep i was able to restore the phone via the heisenberg guide. Thanks!
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Was just about to post a link to my guide but it looks as though you already got everything sorted out. I'm glad my little guide was able to assist you.
Heisenberg said:
Was just about to post a link to my guide but it looks as though you already got everything sorted out. I'm glad my little guide was able to assist you.
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I'm having the very same issue and I don't understand what I'm supposed to do. Exact same issue a OP. I use the Mskip toolkit to the letter and that got me a bootloop. I have TWRP installed and I can access it. How can I recover my phone? Thanks in advance
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radaga5t said:
Awesome!
Thank you very much everyone. I will try once i get home from work.
You have all been so helpful. Such a good community.
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Hey man, could you tell me the exact steps you took to fix yours? I'm having the same exact issue after having use that toolkit.
barondebxl said:
I'm having the very same issue and I don't understand what I'm supposed to do. Exact same issue a OP. I use the Mskip toolkit to the letter and that got me a bootloop. I have TWRP installed and I can access it. How can I recover my phone? Thanks in advance
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Just go to my guide and follow the instructions in section 9. You'll need to look at the prerequisites section at the beginning of the OP first so you can install the latest version of adb/fastboot via the SDK.
Heisenberg said:
Just go to my guide and follow the instructions in section 9. You'll need to look at the prerequisites section at the beginning of the OP first so you can install the latest version of adb/fastboot via the SDK.
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Cool ill give it a shot. Thank you. I'm all out of thanks for today
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Heisenberg said:
Just go to my guide and follow the instructions in section 9. You'll need to look at the prerequisites section at the beginning of the OP first so you can install the latest version of adb/fastboot via the SDK.
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Im sorry but I'm completely lost. I have downloaded the factory images of my build, I have extracted the files but there isn't any bootloader.img and radio.img. When I click the extracted file it asks me if I want to download a windows application to open it.
barondebxl said:
Cool ill give it a shot. Thank you. I'm all out of thanks for today
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Im sorry but I'm completely lost. I have downloaded the factory images of my build, I have extracted the files but there isn't any bootloader.img and radio.img. When I click the extracted file it asks me if I want to download a windows application to open it.
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You'll need to find a program that can extract the "tar.gz" compression format.
Heisenberg said:
You'll need to find a program that can extract the "tar.gz" compression format.
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Ok thank you. 7zip works
barondebxl said:
I'm having the very same issue and I don't understand what I'm supposed to do. Exact same issue a OP. I use the Mskip toolkit to the letter and that got me a bootloop. I have TWRP installed and I can access it. How can I recover my phone? Thanks in advance
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Hey man, could you tell me the exact steps you took to fix yours? I'm having the same exact issue after having use that toolkit.
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Basically i followed step 9 of Heisenberg's guide.
Code:
fastboot flash bootloader C:\angler\images\bootloader-angler-angler-xx.xx.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash radio C:\angler\images\radio-angler-angler-xx.xx.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash boot C:\angler\images\boot.img
fastboot erase cache
fastboot flash cache C:\angler\images\cache.img
fastboot flash recovery C:\angler\images\recovery.img
fastboot flash system C:\angler\images\system.img
fastboot flash vendor C:\angler\images\vendor.img
So i flashed all of the above minus the user data and re-locking the bootloader.
Let me know if you need any more info.
radaga5t said:
Basically i followed step 9 of Heisenberg's guide.
Code:
fastboot flash bootloader C:\angler\images\bootloader-angler-angler-xx.xx.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash radio C:\angler\images\radio-angler-angler-xx.xx.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash boot C:\angler\images\boot.img
fastboot erase cache
fastboot flash cache C:\angler\images\cache.img
fastboot flash recovery C:\angler\images\recovery.img
fastboot flash system C:\angler\images\system.img
fastboot flash vendor C:\angler\images\vendor.img
So i flashed all of the above minus the user data and re-locking the bootloader.
Let me know if you need any more info.
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Thanks bud. I'm lost still. I have all the files needed in a folder I called " images" on my desktop. Do I have to write these commands you posted word for word? I mean I know I have to replace with my file name but for example I have the MDB08L so do I do : fastboot flash bootloader C:\angler\images\bootloader-angler-angler-02.01.img ( in my case) even though the folder is on my desktop?
Edit: I tried and it gave me an error saying it cant load it. So frustrating
barondebxl said:
Thanks bud. I'm lost still. I have all the files needed in a folder I called " images" on my desktop. Do I have to write these commands you posted word for word? I mean I know I have to replace with my file name but for example I have the MDB08L so do I do : fastboot flash bootloader C:\angler\images\bootloader-angler-angler-02.01.img ( in my case) even though the folder is on my desktop?
Edit: I tried and it gave me an error saying it cant load it. So frustrating
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You got an error because you're pointing fastboot to a location where the file doesn't exist. If you had followed my guide and placed the files in C:\angler\images\ then the command would be correct, but you've placed the files in a different location, therefore you need to type the commands so that they include the path to where the files are actually located on your PC.
There's an easy way to do it, type the first portion of the command, for example "fastboot flash bootloader " (make sure there's a space after the last character), then you can grab the appropriate file with your mouse and drag/drop it into the command terminal window and the file path will be completed automatically for you, then just hit enter to execute the command.
Heisenberg said:
You got an error because you're pointing fastboot to a location where the file doesn't exist. If you had followed my guide and placed the files in C:\angler\images\ then the command would be correct, but you've placed the files in a different location.
You need to type the commands so that they include the path to where the files are actually located on your PC. There's an easy way to do it, type the first portion of the command, for example "fastboot flash bootloader " (make sure there's a space after the last character), then you can grab the appropriate file with your mouse and drag/drop it into the command terminal window and the file path will be completed automatically for you, then just hit enter to execute the command.
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Thanks guys I finally figured it out. I'm at flashing the system and its taking a while obviously. Its actually easy...when you know what youre doing. Thank you so very much to the both of you!
Edit: back up and running! I was just frustrated cause I just got the phone this afternoon that's why. You guys are awesome
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barondebxl said:
Thanks guys I finally figured it out. I'm at flashing the system and its taking a while obviously. Its actually easy...when you know what youre doing. Thank you so very much to the both of you!
Edit: back up and running! I was just frustrated cause I just got the phone this afternoon that's why. You guys are awesome
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One last question, whats the best method to root MDB08L? I want that chroma rom
Anyone know where I can get a stock rom for my Vivo Air LTE?
I have a system.IMG and boot.img
I have a system.IMG and a boot.img if you still need it?
i need it. I accidentally deleted a system/lib file. thought i put it there. I did not... how would I go about installing? I'll google the steps in the mean time.
trentag1988 said:
i need it. I accidentally deleted a system/lib file. thought i put it there. I did not... how would I go about installing? I'll google the steps in the mean time.
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After downloading system.img to your computer you need to put the vivo air LTE in fastboot mode by turning it completely off. Then hold down power+volume up. Then choose reboot to bootloader connect the phone to your computer. Make sure you have adb and fastboot installed via Android SDK where adb resides such as the platform-tools directory put system.img in that folder and in that folder open it. Right click any white space while holding down shift on your keyboard and click open command from here. Then you can enter fastboot commands. fastboot devices make sure your device is detected then fastboot -w then fastboot format system then fastboot flash system system.img is your recovery still stock? here are three files system.img if your recover is messed too then i include recovery as well im not too sure if you need the boot.img but i included it in this link:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B4_9-6sS8dFeTGpSLVVSN015STA?usp=sharing
let me know how it goes ok??
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I also created a checksum file.chk use ubuntu's md5sum -c file.chk. To check md5
Recovery is still stock. I got 15 second adb installer. Is that the same as android SDK? I'll have to try this tonight. Google drive is requesting that I get permission. Allow when you can. Thank you! I'll attempt this tonight
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Is it okay that I didn't allow USB debug before bricking?
sorry i dunno if i shared it correctly on my google drive try this
trentag1988 said:
Recovery is still stock. I got 15 second adb installer. Is that the same as android SDK? I'll have to try this tonight. Google drive is requesting that I get permission. Allow when you can. Thank you! I'll attempt this tonight
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Is it okay that I didn't allow USB debug before bricking?
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try this link i shared it to all
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B4_9-6sS8dFeTGpSLVVSN015STA?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B4_9-6sS8dFeTGpSLVVSN015STA?usp=sharing
Downloading now. Can't wait to try!!! Thank you so much. That little phone is surprisingly amazing
here's the kicker though... i tried to 'restart to bootloader', i get stuck on blu splash screen. after getting rid of that one file, it's stayed stuck at blu screen. ever encountered this?
Blu vivo screen
When you are in recovery and reboot into bootloader that's where the Blu vivo air sign is stuck but you can execute fastboot commands
So, I got it to work. I had to terminal fastboot command, then reboot to bootloader, and it finally stuck. You are a life saver.
Was much easier to do in Linux than it was in Windows.
I put it in root with "sudo -s" command then "fastboot install system system.img" do I need to leave the bootloader unlocked??
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I was thinking of compiling a twrp for this phone, but I'm a little not sure exactly how to do it. I've seen tutorial, but vague
Blu vivo air lte
Alright, that's what I wanted to hear!! Glad you got your phone back...Sux there's no Roms and custom recovery for this phone but at least you got it working glad to have helped!
About the system.img
trentag1988 said:
here's the kicker though... i tried to 'restart to bootloader', i get stuck on blu splash screen. after getting rid of that one file, it's stayed stuck at blu screen. ever encountered this?
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OK I had to root this vivo air LTE via king root to backup system image so if you want full stock you need to root your phone again with king root and then install super Sume from play store to remove KingRoot and have it replaced with SuperSU. Then you can fully unroot with SuperSU!!! I tried playing Pokemon go and it wouldn't let me because it thought my phone was rooted so that's one way to fix that!
Ohhhhhhh I was wondering how you got the image files ? I haven't had any issues with it so far. It's back to its wonderful goodness. By the way, how do you quote someone on here?? I see everyone doing it, but I don't know how
Quotes
Not too sure
For those in custom recovery land just flash the system and vendor img to upgrade
now in May flavor!
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#instructions
Well it should be great IF our TWRP could mount vendor / system correctly
Only boot / recovery partitions are selectable for .img files :/
Edit: I´ve flashed the files via ADB - all went fine
redukt said:
Well it should be great IF our TWRP could mount vendor / system correctly
Only boot / recovery partitions are selectable for .img files :/
Edit: I´ve flashed the files via ADB - all went fine
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The value of this posting would increase exponentially if you took it upon yourself to share what and how you flashed the files with ADB.
Sorry for my ignorance
Extract the ryu-m5c14j-factory-b714e9bd.tgz with i.e. 7-zip. In image-ryu-m5c14j.zip you find both files system.img and vendor.img.
So... I´ll hope you have some practices using ADB / fastboot. Put both files in your ADB / fastboot folder. Activate USB debugging on your device and restart it in fastboot mode. Connect your device with your USB-C cable.
Go into your ADB / fastboot folder and press shift / rightclick your mouse at twice and open the command prompt.
Bye typing "fastboot devices" or "adb devices" you can check if your device is correctly connect with your PC.
If you´re connected type "fastboot flash system system.img" and wait for end of process. After that type "fastboot flash vendor vendor.img". Now you can reboot your device by typing "fastboot reboot"
Those are my oldschool steps without losing data or settings.
redukt said:
Sorry for my ignorance
Extract the ryu-m5c14j-factory-b714e9bd.tgz with i.e. 7-zip. In image-ryu-m5c14j.zip you find both files system.img and vendor.img.
So... I´ll hope you have some practices using ADB / fastboot. Put both files in your ADB / fastboot folder. Activate USB debugging on your device and restart it in fastboot mode. Connect your device with your USB-C cable.
Go into your ADB / fastboot folder and press shift / rightclick your mouse at twice and open the command prompt.
Bye typing "fastboot devices" or "adb devices" you can check if your device is correctly connect with your PC.
If you´re connected type "fastboot flash system system.img" and wait for end of process. After that type "fastboot flash vendor vendor.img". Now you can reboot your device by typing "fastboot reboot"
Those are my oldschool steps without losing data or settings.
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No chance of losing root either, is that correct?
Well I assume that you have TWRP? Reboot into recovery and flash supersu again. That´s all If not you can sideload it via ADB.
In my case I have reflash supersu & xposed framework in TWRP
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Well I assume that you have TWRP? Reboot into recovery and flash supersu again. That´s all If not you can sideload it via ADB.
In my case I have reflash supersu & xposed framework in TWRP
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Yes, I will need to reflash both, too (I have TWRP).
Thanks!
Than you´re device is rooted again. With this method you lose no data or wipe anything (ok.... some cache *g)
And... we have a thanks button in XDA So you don´t have to thank mate
Change log ? Or its just a security update
Hello there,
so I am in a little conundrum here.
I flashed the system.img and vendor.img following the instructions, but the pixel was just stuck at the plain Google logo.
After giving it something like 30 minutes, I had to power it off.
I am using TWRP and dragon-boot-encryptable-rooted-MXB48T-02102016-1.img stock kernel.
Another boot went without success.
my next thought was to downgrade to MXC14G but trying to do so resulted in:
Code:
c:\Program Files (x86)\Minimal ADB and Fastboot>fastboot flash system system.img
target reported max download size of 268435456 bytes
erasing 'system'...
FAILED (remote: unsupported command)
finished. total time: 0.004s
So far TWRP is working and I can operate within it.
Any ideas what went wrong? Should I format system and vendor in TWRP? I don't think this is a good idea... (Last time I tried to do so in this experimental version of TWRP I had to fight a long fight to revive it, because the formatting tool in TWRP was stuck. But that's another story.) Any way to flash the system.img and vendor.img from within TWRP?
Any help would be much appreciated, m8s.
After playing around in TWRP and using the fix fastboot option I am finally able to flash system and vendor in fastboot.
I don't know if the fix fastboot was really the solution, maybe just some sort of placebo, but nevertheless I am able to flash. Problem with the bootloop remains:
Google logo, reboot recovery.
My data partition is alright. What do I need to flash to get it going?
Going in circles here...
rambobo said:
After playing around in TWRP and using the fix fastboot option I am finally able to flash system and vendor in fastboot.
I don't know if the fix fastboot was really the solution, maybe just some sort of placebo, but nevertheless I am able to flash. Problem with the bootloop remains:
Google logo, reboot recovery.
My data partition is alright. What do I need to flash to get it going?
Going in circles here...
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Just asking, did you verify your download to make sure not corrupted?
Sent from my Pixel C using Tapatalk
houtx2 said:
Just asking, did you verify your download to make sure not corrupted?
Sent from my Pixel C using Tapatalk
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Yes, it is verified. I am using all kinds of ways to restore the pixel.
I am positive: fastboot won't write or format partitions unless it is fixed by twrp.
I am trying out to flash the newest factory image with the skipsoft android toolkit. I could have done it manually, but spent already too much of my free Saturday on flashing. I'll report back if and what works out.
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:/ After 'successful' flashing of the stock firmware, now there is the laying android with the red exclamation sign... help...
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I redownloaded the official factory image grom google servers.
Then I followed the instruction, means i started the flash-all.bat.
The Tablet boot into the android on the back with the red exclamation mark symbol.
The flashing process went without warnings.
Is it bricked now? Do I have to relock the bootloader to boot it?
rambobo said:
Yes, it is verified. I am using all kinds of ways to restore the pixel.
I am positive: fastboot won't write or format partitions unless it is fixed by twrp.
I am trying out to flash the newest factory image with the skipsoft android toolkit. I could have done it manually, but spent already too much of my free Saturday on flashing. I'll report back if and what works out.
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:/ After 'successful' flashing of the stock firmware, now there is the laying android with the red exclamation sign... help...
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I redownloaded the official factory image grom google servers.
Then I followed the instruction, means i started the flash-all.bat.
The Tablet boot into the android on the back with the red exclamation mark symbol.
The flashing process went without warnings.
Is it bricked now? Do I have to relock the bootloader to boot it?
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Pleas try to reinstall right drivers, change the cable / USB ports. I think your main problem is your system configuration. Good luck
m8... so glad I wasn't too tired to listen to your tip. Awesome! Redid all the steps on my freshly installed laptop, and voila!
Seems either my main PCs USB-connection is flunky or I am damned to reinstall my Windows soon. Scary...
I used the following software to revive the Pixel:
official Google USB Drivers
You have to unzip the file and right-click and install it
then you have to go to your device manager in windows and after connecting the tablet with the PC and getting into fastboot
Find the Android device on the top, select to change driver and go straight to manual selection of the driver, select android and bootloader driver
unpack the official Factory Image with 7Zip until you get to the folder with the flash-all.bat
get the minimal adb fastboot and unpack it in the same folder as the flash-all file
wait until you see the sweet booting animation
I think I didn't forget anything important. My Pixel is alive and ready for prime time.
Big thanks redukt, may the warp speed not pass you!
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Big thanks redukt, may the warp speed not pass you!
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Enjoy your device
Next time simply hit the thanks button
redukt said:
Sorry for my ignorance
Extract the ryu-m5c14j-factory-b714e9bd.tgz with i.e. 7-zip. In image-ryu-m5c14j.zip you find both files system.img and vendor.img.
So... I´ll hope you have some practices using ADB / fastboot. Put both files in your ADB / fastboot folder. Activate USB debugging on your device and restart it in fastboot mode. Connect your device with your USB-C cable.
Go into your ADB / fastboot folder and press shift / rightclick your mouse at twice and open the command prompt.
Bye typing "fastboot devices" or "adb devices" you can check if your device is correctly connect with your PC.
If you´re connected type "fastboot flash system system.img" and wait for end of process. After that type "fastboot flash vendor vendor.img". Now you can reboot your device by typing "fastboot reboot"
Those are my oldschool steps without losing data or settings.
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rambobo said:
Hello there,
so I am in a little conundrum here.
I flashed the system.img and vendor.img following the instructions, but the pixel was just stuck at the plain Google logo.
After giving it something like 30 minutes, I had to power it off.
I am using TWRP and dragon-boot-encryptable-rooted-MXB48T-02102016-1.img stock kernel.
Another boot went without success.
my next thought was to downgrade to MXC14G but trying to do so resulted in:
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c:\Program Files (x86)\Minimal ADB and Fastboot>fastboot flash system system.img
target reported max download size of 268435456 bytes
erasing 'system'...
FAILED (remote: unsupported command)
finished. total time: 0.004s
So far TWRP is working and I can operate within it.
Any ideas what went wrong? Should I format system and vendor in TWRP? I don't think this is a good idea... (Last time I tried to do so in this experimental version of TWRP I had to fight a long fight to revive it, because the formatting tool in TWRP was stuck. But that's another story.) Any way to flash the system.img and vendor.img from within TWRP?
Any help would be much appreciated, m8s.
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Following redukt's instructions, I got the same error that rambobo saw. I rebooted into TWRP and executed the "Fix fastboot" option, then rebooted back to the bootloader. System & Vendor image flashing via ADB worked fine
I am now running M5C14J without loss of data, root, or recovery.
The OTA update reminder disappeared on it's own after 5-10 minutes.
Thanks yall!
hugehead83 said:
Following redukt's instructions, I got the same error that rambobo saw. I rebooted into TWRP and executed the "Fix fastboot" option, then rebooted back to the bootloader. System & Vendor image flashing via ADB worked fine
I am now running M5C14J without loss of data, root, or recovery.
The OTA update reminder disappeared on it's own after 5-10 minutes.
Thanks yall!
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You didn't have to apply root again via ADB or TWRP?
dmnhnterz said:
You didn't have to apply root again via ADB or TWRP?
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Mates, the may-factory-image is available. Same procedure as ever
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#instructions
Happy flashing
dmnhnterz said:
You didn't have to apply root again via ADB or TWRP?
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Correct
But judging from others' experiences here, YMMV. I tried the latest FlashFire build too, but that got me nowhere.
Hi friends, i have followed instructions as per youtube video (official oneplus),struck on rebooting ..now i am able to fastboot,twrp recovery menu,have backed up using twrp backup.But not able to reboot to system.The boot logo after one plus symbol kept on rotating infinitely.Please help me.
Do a factory reset
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My phone is not getting power on,though i have done factory reset from twrp 3.000 recovery.Still no go struck in boot menu with rotating logo after 1+ symbol..
Hello . Firstly try get your phone into fastboot mode. Once you have get up adb. (if you don't have adb, or find it really confusing to install, get wugfreshs root tool kit has built in adb terminal)
Open up your terminal plug in your phone and type
Code:
fastboot devices
Something should come up .
Once you done that grab the latest twrp for your device. Then FLASH! AAHHHHHHH, PROTECTOR OF THE UNIVERSE. In fastboot
Code:
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
Once that's done type
Code:
fastboot boot recovery twrp.img
The it should boot into recovery from. Here your computer should recognize your device . You should be able to easily drag and drop a new rom and gaps on to your device
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Brandon Indar said:
Do a factory reset
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Also factory reset only works on a rom level. So if roms wrong. It won't do anything
So, I had the same problem and here is my fix for it.
I am not sure, but I think you will lost all your data on this way :/
You can Skip the first 2 lines, because when you installed TWRP you already done this
1. Go to a Computer and install Adb
2. Download Minimal Adb and Fastboot
3. Download the offical Rom on the OP2 Site and copy the .zip file into the Fastboot folder
4. Rename the .zip into rom.zip
5.Connect your phone to the Computer
6. Start into Twrp, go to advanced, click on adb Sideload
6. Now go to your computer, into the Fastboot Folder and start the command line and type: adb sideload /path/to/rom.zip
7. It should now take some minutes to install the Rom, you will see how many percentages on the Screen (It will only show until 50%, don't worry about that)
8. Voila, your Phone should now work again
To root it again, there are some modified UpdateSu-Files specially for your current Rom.Version. When you are on 3.5.6 you can use the attached file