I just flash supersu for one day
but today I couldn't enter recovery. .
I don't understand why. ..
Anyone has the same problem?
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I had that on the Nexus 10. Was the recovery CWM? If so try TWRP. I did and I haven't looked back. No offense to CWM because I like it, just didn't work with my Nexus 10 so I flashed TWRP on both my Nexus 10 and my Nexus 4
Check the stickied guide.
Post one on getting recovery to stick.
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I unlocked and rooted my n7 16g wifi with the Wugs Nexus Root Tolkit and apparently flashed TWRP, but i cant access to it. Its safe to flash it with the goo.imm app?
Sorry my english
If you selected to flash 'custom recovery' the one below the root button in Nexus root toolkit.
Once your device is fully booted up after being rooted. You will then see a new app on your device called like quick boot.
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Just use goomanager to flash it it works nice
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I flashed the clockworkmod touch zip from my recovery.
It didn't give me the touch recovery, I thought "whatever" and booted back into my rom.
It wouldn't boot.
I went back into recovery and flashed PA rom and gapps.
They weren't booting, I decided to give them a few minutes.
It finally booted.
It no longer connects to wifi or tmobile.
I can't transfer files over usb.
Wugfresh's toolkit couldnt return it to stock.
I thought the recovery might have gotten messed up when I tried to flash CWM touch, so I flashed TWRP from Wugfresh's toolkit.
I used adb sideload to flash a stock rooted rom.
It still took forever to boot, and is still not connecting to wifi/network.
TL;DR I can boot into fastboot and recovery and even the rom but I have no network connection... help guys :'(
It says BASEBAND VERSION - N/A... could that be the problem? If so, how do I fix it?
This is why we don't use toolkits. Return to stock using ADB and do it again...
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When I try to fastboot flash the stock image it says "does not contain recovery.sig" "does not contain boot.sig" and only updates the bootloader.
Did you dl the image right from Google?
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ethan.r.besbris said:
Did you dl the image right from Google?
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Yup.. this one https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#occam
So I just flashed the radio by itself and its working fine now thanks for your help man.
No problem. Glad you're up and working.
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I was on stock 4.2.2 with TWRP installed and I took the OTA to 4.3. Now whenever I try and access my recovery it dispays the Android mascot lying on its back, chest open with a red triangle with an exclamation mark above. I tried flashing TWRP 2.6 via fastboot twice but I still get the same error. How can I fix this? Thank you!
What Fastboot command did you do?, toolkits can't help on 4.3.
The android getting operated on is a security feature so criminals cannot get your data, it is Volume up and power to access the stock recovery on that screen.
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Same exact situation. Stock 4.2.2 with TWRP installed (version 2.6) and then did the OTA. Losing TWRP and root in this situation is normal. I also could not reinstall TWRP the normal fastboot way, and then I saw the following on several forums, and it installed jut fine:
fastboot-windows -c "lge.kcal=0|0|0|x" flash recovery recovery.img
pjc123 said:
Same exact situation. Stock 4.2.2 with TWRP installed (version 2.6) and then did the OTA. Losing TWRP and root in this situation is normal. I also could not reinstall TWRP the normal fastboot way, and then I saw the following on several forums, and it installed jut fine:
fastboot-windows -c "lge.kcal=0|0|0|x" flash recovery recovery.img
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I managed to fix this after trying a variety of things. All I had to do was rename the downloaded TWRP file and flash using "fastboot flash recovery twrp.img" and it worked flawlessly.
andyabc said:
What Fastboot command did you do?, toolkits can't help on 4.3.
The android getting operated on is a security feature so criminals cannot get your data, it is Volume up and power to access the stock recovery on that screen.
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What do you mean by toolkits cant help?!
I still can root my 4.3 JB via toolkits like wugfresh etc?! Right?!
And i too got the same problem couple of days back while rooting manually, so finally had to flash stock.
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ssbnasa said:
What do you mean by toolkits cant help?!
I still can root my 4.3 JB via toolkits like wugfresh etc?! Right?!
And i too got the same problem couple of days back while rooting manually, so finally had to flash stock.
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Rooting your device running 4.3 by booting a unsecure 4.2.2 kernel?, not really what I had in mind and not really recommended what so ever...
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andyabc said:
Rooting your device running 4.3 by booting a unsecure 4.2.2 kernel?, not really what I had in mind and not really recommended what so ever...
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No not about booting an unsecure kernel, i'm talking about using toolkits for rooting 4.3 via toolkit :|
They're goog to go right?!
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ssbnasa said:
No not about booting an unsecure kernel, i'm talking about using toolkits for rooting 4.3 via toolkit :|
They're goog to go right?!
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Well the kernel may contain something which allows support and causes no damage so yes.
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OK so I rooted my Vzw g2, verified root access. Installed busybox, superuser is installed, got ROM manager and installed cwm recovery. And when I boot into recovery it just says no command and shows the little android guy. What is the problem? I can't backup or anything
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You are at the stock recovery screen. The recovery didn't stick. Never install recovery with ROM Manager. Find TWRP for your device and install it with flashify.
Thanks man. Worked like a charm.
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Hi, I booted into TWRP recovery mode to attempt updating my rooted Nexus 7 from 4.2.2 to 4.3. I wiped system, dalvik cache and cache. I also (stupidly) wiped data and internal storage too. Now I cannot turn on my Nexus 7 fully, it only shows the Google insignia with the unlocked boot loader icon below it.
I can boot into recovery mode and I can USB host, I tried copying a zip of the stock 4.2.2 ROM for Nexus 7 wifi onto my flash drive and tried flashing under the "install" section on TWRP but it always fails (I do not know why).
I cannot connect my Nexus 7 to the computer. Can anyone help me out, please?
Use adb side load in advanced settings
adb sideload nameofrom.zip
adb sideload gapps.zip
Reboot
Profit
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Either flash a custom ROM from recovery or use the Wugfresh toolkit to flash a stock ROM.
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dimbo33 said:
Either flash a custom ROM from recovery or use the Wugfresh toolkit to flash a stock ROM.
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Agreed, the toolkit works like a charm.
I had also deleted the whole Os and fixed it with the help of the toolkit.
Not sure why folks keep telling you to flash a custom rom when you ha e clearly stated that it fails. So, heres my two cents......
Since you already wiped the internal memory and there is no chance of data loss, just download the stock image and fastboot back to a fresh system. And for gods sake, dont use wugs. Just use good ole fastboot. There is a very easy how-to in the stickies of this section. This forum is full of problems arising from toolkits, that could have been easily avoided by fastboot.
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Toolkit to Rescue
dimbo33 said:
Either flash a custom ROM from recovery or use the Wugfresh toolkit to flash a stock ROM.
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I SECOND that use the toolkit from wugfresh for this.
ADB sideload and Fastboot is a real pain with TWRP don't know why the file does not get pushed at all.
Save yourself time and just use the toolkit if it's a Nexus device if Samsung find a similar toolkit tool
The site for toolkit is wugfresh . com ( no urls so the space )
Hope this helps someone
Good luck
Martin
brenmartin said:
I SECOND that use the toolkit from wugfresh for this.
ADB sideload and Fastboot is a real pain with TWRP don't know why the file does not get pushed at all.
Save yourself time and just use the toolkit if it's a Nexus device if Samsung find a similar toolkit tool
The site for toolkit is wugfresh . com ( no urls so the space )
Hope this helps someone
Good luck
Martin
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Why are you necro'ing old threads to spam wug's website?
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