My Nexus is stuck in a boot loop.
Trying to load into the ROM will leave me stuck at the Google logo but the unlocked pad(bootloader unlocked). Trying to get into recovery mode will do the same thing. I can temp boot into TWRP using wugs toolkit
I have some very important videos on my Nexus 7 that I would like to recover before flashing the stock ROM
Can anyone tell me the steps to recover when in my position?
Thanks
sayeef said:
My Nexus is stuck in a boot loop.
Trying to load into the ROM will leave me stuck at the Google logo but the unlocked pad(bootloader unlocked). Trying to get into recovery mode will do the same thing. I can temp boot into TWRP using wugs toolkit
I have some very important videos on my Nexus 7 that I would like to recover before flashing the stock ROM
Can anyone tell me the steps to recover when in my position?
Thanks
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try wiping data(factory reset) and flash the rom again.
simms22 said:
try wiping data(factory reset) and flash the rom again.
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I don't have any ROMs on my Nexus 7 and I can't seem to push a file either.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1902016
[Tool][Win/Mac/Linux] JROMFlasher - Clean your device - Prepare for Flashing !:thumbup:
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esema1o said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1902016
[Tool][Win/Mac/Linux] JROMFlasher - Clean your device - Prepare for Flashing !:thumbup:
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Oh my gosh thank you so much mang.
I used that tool before but I had completely forgotten about it
did work man
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did work man
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Yes it worked but I think I accidentally wiped the virtual SD so my videos are gone
Got my Nexus 7 working again though
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I was trying to flash a rom and I guess I accidentally wiped EVERYTHING and now when I try to boot it says no OS is installed ): any helpp will be appreciated. I still have access to fastboot and recovery, adb also recognises it when connected
Use the toolkit http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1809195 and flash a factory image. :good:
eljefe1018 said:
I was trying to flash a rom and I guess I accidentally wiped EVERYTHING and now when I try to boot it says no OS is installed ): any helpp will be appreciated. I still have access to fastboot and recovery, adb also recognises it when connected
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Is this the stock recovery?
If you have access to fastboot, then flash a factory os. That simple.
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rebel1699 said:
If you have access to fastboot, then flash a factory os. That simple.
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Yeah. This.
What's so hard about doing this?
rebel1699 said:
If you have access to fastboot, then flash a factory os. That simple.
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I've tried to using two different toolkits and niether will accomplish the task. Is there an alternative way? i.e manually doing it using ADB?
And thanks for helping
eljefe1018 said:
I've tried to using two different toolkits and niether will accomplish the task. Is there an alternative way? i.e manually doing it using ADB?
And thanks for helping
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As I said, use fastboot. Google "restore Nexus 7 with fastboot"
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rebel1699 said:
As I said, use fastboot. Google "restore Nexus 7 with fastboot"
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I decided to make another attempt with the toolkit, as I was reading the command line I saw that the Factory Image wasn't properly donwloading so I downloaded it manually and put it in the necessary folder and my baby just robooted back thanks for everything
eljefe1018 said:
I decided to make another attempt with the toolkit, as I was reading the command line I saw that the Factory Image wasn't properly donwloading so I downloaded it manually and put it in the necessary folder and my baby just robooted back thanks for everything
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Glad you are back up and going!
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Hey guys, I was going about trying to flash a rom and accidentally erased system and then tried to flash a corrupted rom. Obviously I ended up with no OS and no way of sending a file over to the internal storage. I tried all the Nexus 4 stock restore, all utilities. Everything.
Nothing has worked. I can flash the recovery easily but no way of getting a rom onto the internal and if I boot into OS, it will Loop the X symbol.
RussianCode said:
Hey guys, I was going about trying to flash a rom and accidentally erased system and then tried to flash a corrupted rom. Obviously I ended up with no OS and no way of sending a file over to the internal storage. I tried all the Nexus 4 stock restore, all utilities. Everything.
Nothing has worked. I can flash the recovery easily but no way of getting a rom onto the internal and if I boot into OS, it will Loop the X symbol.
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You can flash a recover, but can't flash stock? That's odd. So no fastboot?
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SMillerNL said:
You can flash a recover, but can't flash stock? That's odd. So no fastboot?
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The strange part is, Fastboot works perfect. Only issue is with the Stock rom boot-looping on the X. And the kernel is stock. Is there software that will completely bomb the phone and revert it back to complete stock?
RussianCode said:
The strange part is, Fastboot works perfect. Only issue is with the Stock rom boot-looping on the X. And the kernel is stock. Is there software that will completely bomb the phone and revert it back to complete stock?
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A fastboot restore will.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1907796
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RussianCode said:
The strange part is, Fastboot works perfect. Only issue is with the Stock rom boot-looping on the X. And the kernel is stock. Is there software that will completely bomb the phone and revert it back to complete stock?
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If this happens after flashing stock wipe data and cache
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Ok i was updating my rooted nexus 7 (2012) of the air to 4.4 kitkat. It downloaded and installed but when it was time for it to boot it just got stuck at the 4.4 booting screen (the circles) so i looked on the forums and it said to format everything (cache, system, sd) via clockworkmod so i did. When i tried to reboot it just got stuck at the Google loading screen.
1st Forum i will use this heaps more if the community can help me out
Pippindog said:
Ok i was updating my rooted nexus 7 (2012) of the air to 4.4 kitkat. It downloaded and installed but when it was time for it to boot it just got stuck at the 4.4 booting screen (the circles) so i looked on the forums and it said to format everything (cache, system, sd) via clockworkmod so i did. When i tried to reboot it just got stuck at the Google loading screen.
1st Forum i will use this heaps more if the community can help me out
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try to wait longer, for me it also took a lot of time
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_crue_ said:
try to wait longer, for me it also took a lot of time
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that was a quick reply.
Darn i should have waited but now im stuck at this google screen how long does it normally take ??
Pippindog said:
that was a quick reply.
Darn i should have waited but now im stuck at this google screen how long does it normally take ??
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first boot after flashing for me it took ~5-10 minutes, i don't remember. I tired to wait and go to get a lunch )))
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_crue_ said:
first boot after flashing for me it took ~5-10 minutes, i don't remember. I tired to wait and go to get a lunch )))
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I have turned it on and still its not booting after at least 20minutes the photo in the attachment is what its stuck at
Pippindog said:
I have turned it on and still its not booting after at least 20minutes the photo in the attachment is what its stuck at
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Try reflashing it again.
All working just had reinstall some recovery thingy if anyone has this problem I will post a link to the solution
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Pippindog said:
All working just had reinstall some recovery thingy if anyone has this problem I will post a link to the solution
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Much appreciated if you would.
Son's N7 is stuck at boot logo.
Downloaded this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=42407269
Then someone showed me how to use it.
Hope this helped
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NoSubstitute said:
Much appreciated if you would.
Son's N7 is stuck at boot logo.
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What did you do before it got stuck? And which recovery are u using? bootloader etc
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JayDream said:
What did you do before it got stuck? And which recovery are u using? bootloader etc
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TWRP and I forgot that I shouldn't let it "fix" broken root.
I just used the basic guide on how to flash a factory image of 4.3 in smaller pieces with fastboot, skipping userdata (so I could keep mine), and then sideloaded the two KRT OTA followed by flashing SuperSU 1.75. I did all that in one go, on my second Nexus 7, before booting it the first time.
NoSubstitute said:
TWRP and I forgot that I shouldn't let it "fix" broken root.
I just used the basic guide on how to flash a factory image of 4.3 in smaller pieces with fastboot, skipping userdata (so I could keep mine), and then sideloaded the two KRT OTA followed by flashing SuperSU 1.75. I did all that in one go, on my second Nexus 7, before booting it the first time.
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1st Make sure you are on the latest twrp. 2nd it would be easier just to flash a stock ROM in recovery instead of flashing the factory images.. Is there a particular need for using the factory images or do u just want a working ROM?
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JayDream said:
1st Make sure you are on the latest twrp. 2nd it would be easier just to flash a stock ROM in recovery instead of flashing the factory images.. Is there a particular need for using the factory images or do u just want a working ROM?
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I didn't want to lose any data at the time.
So im trying to fix my cousin nexus 4 but i tried everything to get boot but it won't past the boot screen. I adb several roms to it but it stays the same. I did notice there was no files at all whatsoever. I gonna try to factory reset it with a toolkit soon but at the moment has anyone encounter this issue?
xXghostXx313 said:
So im trying to fix my cousin nexus 4 but i tried everything to get boot but it won't past the boot screen. I adb several roms to it but it stays the same. I did notice there was no files at all whatsoever. I gonna try to factory reset it with a toolkit soon but at the moment has anyone encounter this issue?
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Have you tried flashing the stock factory image?
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images?hl=fr-FR#occam
A guide how to
Toolkits are a bunch of shortcuts with a chance something might go wrong. Don't use toolkits. Follow what mrhiab said. And remember to wipe/format each partition first.
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gravitysandwich said:
Toolkits are a bunch of shortcuts with a chance something might go wrong. Don't use toolkits. Follow what mrhiab said. And remember to wipe/format each partition first.
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Yeah I know toolkits are bad but it probably would of been my last choice and I gonna try to flash the stock image later to see if that will do.
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Hi guys,
First thing is first, I am an idiot. Now back to the problem. I was having some issues with my rooted Nexus 4 so I decided to factory reset it instead of using the Nexus Root Toolkit . And it got stuck in a bootloop, when I tried using the toolkit afterwards to get it out - I couldnt because of something to do with USB debugging. I dont know what other information you need to solve this so please ask.
formatix said:
Hi guys,
First thing is first, I am an idiot. Now back to the problem. I was having some issues with my rooted Nexus 4 so I decided to factory reset it instead of using the Nexus Root Toolkit . And it got stuck in a bootloop, when I tried using the toolkit afterwards to get it out - I couldnt because of something to do with USB debugging. I dont know what other information you need to solve this so please ask.
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Second thing second Did you try to wipe cache/dalvik? Do you have custom recovery?
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Stevica Smederevac said:
Second thing second Did you try to wipe cache/dalvik? Do you have custom recovery?
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I do have a custom recovery and I tried to wipe cache/dalvik but I am still stuck in a bootloop :crying:.
formatix said:
I do have a custom recovery and I tried to wipe cache/dalvik but I am still stuck in a bootloop :crying:.
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As you can boot in to recovery, why don't you try to flash a custom ROM?
If you don;t want that, flash the factory images (that's the simplest way and I had used it once )
nitin.chobhe said:
As you can boot in to recovery, why don't you try to flash a custom ROM?
If you don;t want that, flash the factory images (that's the simplest way and I had used it once )
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Ok the factory images sound good . Could you please direct me to a tutorial on how to flash them without messing up my phone even more.
formatix said:
Ok the factory images sound good . Could you please direct me to a tutorial on how to flash them without messing up my phone even more.
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You have that ,rom and intructions,on Google official page
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
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Stevica Smederevac said:
You have that ,rom and intructions,on Google official page
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
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Thank you.