Hi!
I just made a backup with Helium and copied everything to the Pc after the backup was done. After ive been rooting and everything i paste back the folder into my phone and start Helium in my phone connected to the Pc, but nothing happend. the Helium app dosen't find the backups and their in my phone. The Pcapplication says that my phone is connected too.
Please could anyone help.
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I don't know if it's Helium's problem or the computer's fault, but I had this too.
It turns out that Windows doesn't copy the .json files from the phone to the computer, and these are the files that contain the application data.
If you use adb pull, it works fine, though.
.coomb. said:
I don't know if it's Helium's problem or the computer's fault, but I had this too.
It turns out that Windows doesn't copy the .json files from the phone to the computer, and these are the files that contain the application data.
If you use adb pull, it works fine, though.
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Would you please tell how i do that? Adb pull
AmirAli44 said:
Would you please tell how i do that? Adb pull
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Here you go man: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=517874.
.coomb. said:
Here you go man: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=517874.
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I dont have any android Sdk in C, its on the desktop and i cant reach it with Cmd, dont know why..
I attached a picture..
AmirAli44 said:
I dont have any android Sdk in C, its on the desktop and i cant reach it with Cmd, dont know why..
I attached a picture..
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You need to download it from here: http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
I really suggest you try and search a bit on Google and on the forums, it's not that difficult and doing a bit of reading will teach you a lot of things.
I have to go to bed now, bye.
.coomb. said:
You need to download it from here: http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
I really suggest you try and search a bit on Google and on the forums, it's not that difficult and doing a bit of reading will teach you a lot of things.
I have to go to bed now, bye.
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I know what you mean , my problem is in Cmd. I don't know why cant reach the androidmap
AmirAli44 said:
I know what you mean , my problem is in Cmd. I don't know why cant reach the androidmap
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Hold shift+right click on the folder with ADB.exe, click open command window here, enter adb commands
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Hello,
I need beta testers running Mac OS X to test a new application.
This application is for people who are either uncomfortable or unwilling to use Terminal and ./adb for pushing files to their device.
This first beta version is just to test how it works on different computers. It pushes the file to the sdcard of the phone using ./adb. The only input needed from the user is to select the file.
Later releases will let the user choose which folder on the device to copy to, but the next release will probably just involve pushing .apk to the /system/app folder.
Please let me know the results.
http://derekcwilkinson.com/PushFile.zip
Beta 2:
http://derekcwilkinson.com/Push_File_Beta_2.zip
Change Log:
Added option to choose the location that the file is to be pushed to.
Added Recovery application
Added Reboot application.
Planned Updates:
Pull File - Ready
Device Backup - PM me if you know a good way to backup with ./adb (mine is taking too long)
Device Backup w/SD - PM me if you know a good way to backup with ./adb (mine is taking too long)
Install .apk - testing
Uninstall .apk - testing
Restore Backup - going to take awhile (need to get device backup working first)
Restore Backup w/SD - going to take awhile (need to get device backup working first)
Flash ROM - testing
is this an actual program or a script?
Works fine for me
mrchu001 said:
is this an actual program or a script?
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It's a program that runs a script
It's just a test to see how it works, I will turn it into a more "real" application later.
I've updated it to Beta 2
I'm copied/pasted the android folder into /User/document but when i run "Push File With Location" show this error message -->
( iMac Snow Leopard v.10.6.3 build 10D573
@rainbow
same thing happening to me!
rainbow2112 said:
I'm copied/pasted the android folder into /User/document but when i run "Push File With Location" show this error message -->
( iMac Snow Leopard v.10.6.3 build 10D573
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Hmm, strange, I haven't had any beta testers have this issue.
Is the phone connected with USB debugging?
derekwilkinson said:
Is the phone connected with USB debugging?
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Yes, I have always flag on debugging USB mode.
rainbow2112 said:
Yes, I have always flag on debugging USB mode.
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Try this, and tell me where the error comes up.
http://derekcwilkinson.com/PushFileSource.zip
derekwilkinson said:
Try this, and tell me where the error comes up.
http://derekcwilkinson.com/PushFileSource.zip
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When run this, automator show this windows ...
rainbow2112 said:
When run this, automator show this windows ...
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Ah, you're using a different language. That could be the problem. Is the folder path still /Documents/Android/SDK/tools on your computer?
Also, when you run it in Automator, where does the error occur?
derekwilkinson said:
Ah, you're using a different language. That could be the problem. Is the folder path still /Documents/Android/SDK/tools on your computer?
Also, when you run it in Automator, where does the error occur?
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The folder path in my iMac is /Users/Rainbow/Documents/Android/SDK/tools
the error occur after a few seconds after click OK after choosing the file to be sent to MemoryCard
Okay, if it doesn't occur until then, that means it sees the device and android SDK. Is the SD card mounted on the computer? are you copying to /sdcard/ as the file path?
derekwilkinson said:
Okay, if it doesn't occur until then, that means it sees the device and android SDK. Is the SD card mounted on the computer? are you copying to /sdcard/ as the file path?
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No, sdcard no is mounted.
i don't understand this_ " are you copying to /sdcard/ as the file path?" sorry
When that window pops up (the one in your screenshot) are you putting /sdcard/ in the text box?
im going to try your app out =]
excited.
Sick of windows..
I am so sick of using a windows computer to do anything on my Hero so as soon as I get home tomorrow I will be trying this out on my system. SL 10.6.4 and I will be so happy to do it..
404 File not found. I'd love to help test this - can someone please re-upload the zip?
Edited 1/16/11
I'm using root explorer so this isn't really necessary for me anymore.
cloudstrife7 said:
404 File not found. I'd love to help test this - can someone please re-upload the zip?
Edited 1/16/11
I'm using root explorer so this isn't really necessary for me anymore.
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I'm a bit confused--PushFile is for pushing files from your Mac to phone (in other words, a computer-side application), while Root Explorer is a file manager for the phone (a phone side app), that, unless I've missed something, does not replicate the functionality that PushFile attempted to provide. Am I missing some cool new feature of Root Explorer that lets you easily transfer files from your Mac to your phone?
HTC Thunderbolt Windows One Click Root
This is a simple batch file that will guide you in rooting your device.
It is pretty easy to follow along but please take your time and read everything. It has only been tested a few times so please report any errors or issues you find.
Huge thanks to NetForce-TX on IRC for testing along with helping, I owe you!
Also thanks to Jcase for guidance
TeamAndIRC and Captainkrtek (Me) are NOT responsible for any bricks, fires, or damaged/broken hardware due to this process
If you wish to read the batch files contents either open it with notepad or check the pastebin
Instructions are included in the file when running it along with where to get the necessary files.
Prerequisites:
Drivers Installed & Working
SDK Installed with ADB
Exploits.zip with contents extracted to your ADB dir
PG05IMG.zip
Downgrade RUU
A Thunderbolt running 605.6 or 605.9 Firmware
You can download the OneClickRoot here
I will update this from time to time if needed, If you have issues with the batch file please PM me on XDA or find me on irc.andirc.net #Thunderbolt.
I will not reply to your PM if you want me to help you root your phone!
UPDATE: If SU acts up (IE: Force closes) flash this via CWM
Reserved for Linux version
Wow, looks easy! But I'm glad I did it through ADB. Nice job!
pinhead875 said:
Wow, looks easy! But I'm glad I did it through ADB. Nice job!
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Thanks! It is pretty simple, only a few things you have to do manually (no possible workaround) such as flashing from the bootloader.
Anyone try this yet?
sent using Tapatalk on the TB.
egeorgia said:
Anyone try this yet?
sent using Tapatalk on the TB.
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Already a few people have tested it, all successes
so we set the phone to debug mode and the usb mode to just charging?
i was going to to the other root ;set up my ADB earlier but chickened out... i already have the files downloaded
Cg006 said:
so we set the phone to debug mode and the usb mode to just charging?
i was going to to the ot her root and set up my abd earlier but chickened out... i already have the files downloaded
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Yeah exactly, just debug and charging, until you have to copy over the roms then you will set the USB mode to mount SD
I did the long method but I missed the step to get s-off. Can I still use the one click root method sk I can obtain s-off?
alphatectz said:
I did the long method but I missed the step to get s-off. Can I still use the one click root method sk I can obtain s-off?
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Yes you can, but I reccomend unrooting whatever you have done so far using this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1009423
Captainkrtek said:
Yes you can, but I reccomend unrooting whatever you have done so far using this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1009423
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Ok, I'll unroot and use the one click method. Thx
can we get a poll maybe to see success rate
Can we get a Step by Step Instruction Guide? it would be nice for us beginners
ok so after i choose my path where my android sdk platform tools folder is i get
Pushing files via ADB...
This process may take some time, if it takes longer than 30 seconds
Make sure the drivers are install and USB debugging is on.
cannot stat 'psneuter': No such file or directory
cannot stat 'busybox': No such file or directory
cannot stat 'misc.img': No such file or directory
Unable to chmod /data/local/psneuter: No such file or directory
Unable to chmod /data/local/busybox: No such file or directory
so what did i do wrong? i get my serial number when i get type adb devices....
b33zy682 said:
ok so after i choose my path where my android sdk platform tools folder is i get
Pushing files via ADB...
This process may take some time, if it takes longer than 30 seconds
Make sure the drivers are install and USB debugging is on.
cannot stat 'psneuter': No such file or directory
cannot stat 'busybox': No such file or directory
cannot stat 'misc.img': No such file or directory
Unable to chmod /data/local/psneuter: No such file or directory
Unable to chmod /data/local/busybox: No such file or directory
so what did i do wrong? i get my serial number when i get type adb devices....
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You need to put the contents of exploits.zip in the same directory ADB is in
ok what in that zip needs to go where?
Phone Has been Succesfully Rooted.
Did most of the steps while doing some WoW Raiding. lol
Thank you so much.... now.. should i flash a new rom on this baby?
b33zy682 said:
ok what in that zip needs to go where?
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take everything that is in exploits.zip and move it to your android sdk directory specifically the location of adb.exe (will either be in platform-tools or tools) as for the two RUUs, they can be anywhere but you will have to move them at one point to your SD card. That is about it
Cg006 said:
Phone Has been Succesfully Rooted.
Did most of the steps while doing some WoW Raiding. lol
Thank you so much.... now.. should i flash a new rom on this baby?
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Yes you should
Cg006 said:
Phone Has been Succesfully Rooted.
Did most of the steps while doing some WoW Raiding. lol
Thank you so much.... now.. should i flash a new rom on this baby?
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damn right! lol
Accidental OTA on custom rom. I have tried other posts but nothing works so far. Can someone please help.
Does the phone turn on and show LG?
Sent from my LG-VS980 using Tapatalk
lilxman said:
Does the phone turn on and show LG?
Sent from my LG-VS980 using Tapatalk
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What happens when you use anything in CWM?
SmurFFF said:
Accidental OTA on custom rom. I have tried other posts but nothing works so far. Can someone please help.
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the link below will allow you to revert back to stock unrooted 11A.
after that you can take the OTA to 12B, reroot via IORoot and then use FreeGee to install recovery of your choice.
This has saved my phone a couple times from me getting too cocky with screwing around with things i don't fully understand but think I do.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2448960
no download mode
WolfmanJack said:
the link below will allow you to revert back to stock unrooted 11A.
after that you can take the OTA to 12B, reroot via IORoot and then use FreeGee to install recovery of your choice.
This has saved my phone a couple times from me getting too cocky with screwing around with things i don't fully understand but think I do.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2448960
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cant boot into download mode
lilxman said:
Does the phone turn on and show LG?
Sent from my LG-VS980 using Tapatalk
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it boots straight into cwm usually, sometimes stuck in lg logo
Hmm OK. At work now, I will look into it when I get home. Just throwing this out there cause it caught me, you just press the volume up button, hold it down, then plug in the USB cable with the LG flash tool open and configured. I kept holding the power button down as well.
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staticx57 said:
What happens when you use anything in CWM?
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i tried flashing new rom but says loki not supported or something
WolfmanJack said:
Hmm OK. At work now, I will look into it when I get home. Just throwing this out there cause it caught me, you just press the volume up button, hold it down, then plug in the USB cable with the LG flash tool open and configured. I kept holding the power button down as well.
Sent from my LG-VS980 using xda app-developers app
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how do i log into flash tool
SmurFFF said:
how do i log into flash tool
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Reread the thread there is a file you need to replace that corrects that. Uninstall it, reinstall, replace the file and then attempt to open.
WolfmanJack said:
Reread the thread there is a file you need to replace that corrects that. Uninstall it, reinstall, replace the file and then attempt to open.
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still no download mode
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still no download mode
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Ok man here ya go, did some digging around here and found these two threads that may help you.
First is a means of pushing TWRP via ADB, not sure if that is the answer for you by you never know till you try.
Second is a means of using Ubuntu or a VM to replace the corruption caused by OTA
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2449670
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2582142
If those do not work either the only other thing I could think to do would be to get on the lg-g2 IRC channel and request help from a dev that is online.
WolfmanJack said:
Ok man here ya go, did some digging around here and found these two threads that may help you.
First is a means of pushing TWRP via ADB, not sure if that is the answer for you by you never know till you try.
Second is a means of using Ubuntu or a VM to replace the corruption caused by OTA
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2449670
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2582142
If those do not work either the only other thing I could think to do would be to get on the lg-g2 IRC channel and request help from a dev that is online.
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i have never done an adb before is there any way u could help
SmurFFF said:
i have never done an adb before is there any way u could help
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There is a pretty detailed guide somewhere on the forum. I will locate it, read through it and add to it if need be bro.
WolfmanJack said:
There is a pretty detailed guide somewhere on the forum. I will locate it, read through it and add to it if need be bro.
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thanks sorry about all the questions
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thanks sorry about all the questions
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2141817
No worries on the questions man, here is the guide I was talking about. It is pretty straight forward but some areas you may have questions I will let you know what I did.
At one point it talks about setting up system variables or something to that effect. I did not perform this step.
When you open the SDK manager and look at all the packages that are listed it can get a little confusing, for me I just selected all and let the install run it's course. ( took about 20mins ).
Once the install is good it talks about moving a copy of command prompt to the platform tools folder. Not trying to insult your intelligence but it is that simple. Just locate where the .exe for command promt on your computer is, copy it and paste in the platform tools folder.
Once that is done turn your phone on and then plug the phone into your computer. Open the command prompt from the platform tools folder and then type the following:
adb devices
it should populate some brief info about your phone. If not then usb debugging is not enabled on the device. This is why I think this one may not work for you because if it isn't already enabled not sure if there would be a way for you to enable it with the state your device is in, but there are two other ways in the TWRP guide that i already posted about that may work plus the second thread talking about using ubuntu.
WolfmanJack said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2141817
No worries on the questions man, here is the guide I was talking about. It is pretty straight forward but some areas you may have questions I will let you know what I did.
At one point it talks about setting up system variables or something to that effect. I did not perform this step.
When you open the SDK manager and look at all the packages that are listed it can get a little confusing, for me I just selected all and let the install run it's course. ( took about 20mins ).
Once the install is good it talks about moving a copy of command prompt to the platform tools folder. Not trying to insult your intelligence but it is that simple. Just locate where the .exe for command promt on your computer is, copy it and paste in the platform tools folder.
Once that is done turn your phone on and then plug the phone into your computer. Open the command prompt from the platform tools folder and then type the following:
adb devices
it should populate some brief info about your phone. If not then usb debugging is not enabled on the device. This is why I think this one may not work for you because if it isn't already enabled not sure if there would be a way for you to enable it with the state your device is in, but there are two other ways in the TWRP guide that i already posted about that may work plus the second thread talking about using ubuntu.
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Ive done everything it said but i cant get it to recognize adb as a command
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Ive done everything it said but i cant get it to recognize adb as a command
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Does it say:
"adb" is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or bath file
If so the command promt isnt executing from the platform tools.
attatched is a screenshot of two CMD windows, look at the location listed before where what you type in shows up.
the location on the left is from the cmd opened from the platform tools folder, the one on the right is from opening up command prompt from where it is originally located on my computer. when you open yours compare the locations and let me know what you got.
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Does it say:
"adb" is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or bath file
If so the command promt isnt executing from the platform tools.
attatched is a screenshot of two CMD windows, look at the location listed before where what you type in shows up.
the location on the left is from the cmd opened from the platform tools folder, the one on the right is from opening up command prompt from where it is originally located on my computer. when you open yours compare the locations and let me know what you got.
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im on windows 8 and when i try to find the cmd application i only get a shortcut?
not sure if it differs in windows 8 or not but I know i 7 and older versions it is located C:/windows/system32
also when you copied it did you select paste shortcut or just paste? If you selected paste shortcut that may be your issue, i selected paste and it populates as its own .exe not a short cut. Let me know what you get.
Okay guys first off sorry if there's a thread for this but XDA has become so over crowded and full of comments it's just to much to read through and try to remember. But anyway
Can anyone point me in the right direction or simply explain real quick how to properly root the T-Mobile variant. I'm running full stock (Obviously) I'm on H91810j and would like to debloat a little and use greenify. Any help is appreciated.
StonerSteve420 said:
Okay guys first off sorry if there's a thread for this but XDA has become so over crowded and full of comments it's just to much to read through and try to remember. But anyway
Can anyone point me in the right direction or simply explain real quick how to properly root the T-Mobile variant. I'm running full stock (Obviously) I'm on H91810j and would like to debloat a little and use greenify. Any help is appreciated.
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There is literally speaking a thread dedicated just for the sake of rooting and twrp lol. Here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/development/h918-recowvery-unlock-v20-root-shell-t3490594
It should take about 3 to 5 minutes to complete the whole process if you know what you are doing. If you are a noob it might take sometime to figure out were to go from one step to another
Also, just remember, there is a search function on the v20 section's main screen. You can always use keywords and the function will search what you are looking for (if someone has posted something related to That). As French prople says... "Bon chance|"
P.s: yes. The rooting method by jcadduono works for 10j
jinkerz9430 said:
There is literally speaking a thread dedicated just for the sake of rooting and twrp lol. Here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/development/h918-recowvery-unlock-v20-root-shell-t3490594
It should take about 3 to 5 minutes to complete the whole process if you know what you are doing. If you are a noob it might take sometime to figure out were to go from one step to another
Also, just remember, there is a search function on the v20 section's main screen. You can always use keywords and the function will search what you are looking for (if someone has posted something related to That). As French prople says... "Bon chance|"
P.s: yes. The rooting method by jcadduono works for 10j
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ive downloaded everything and when i extract the adb fastboot it extracts just fine but when i go to run it as administrator a box opens then closes immediately. what am i doing wrong
StonerSteve420 said:
ive downloaded everything and when i extract the adb fastboot it extracts just fine but when i go to run it as administrator a box opens then closes immediately. what am i doing wrong
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Oh. The adb i used was from a pixel thread... The one posted in the rooting thread seems to either be missing a file called lib.... Something i forgot the name lol; or they did open and close immediately like it happened to you.
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Oh. The adb i used was from a pixel thread... The one posted in the rooting thread seems to either be missing a file called lib.... Something i forgot the name lol; or they did open and close immediately like it happened to you.
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Can you link me to the adb you used. It just keeps opening and closing.
StonerSteve420 said:
Can you link me to the adb you used. It just keeps opening and closing.
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Let me see if i can find it. If not i will zip it and send it to you
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Let me see if i can find it. If not i will zip it and send it to you
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Thank you
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Thank you
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Well. I couldnt find it. Anyway, i made a zip with all the files. Here:
View attachment 4070081
jinkerz9430 said:
Well. I couldnt find it. Anyway, i made a zip with all the files. Here:
View attachment 4070081
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Still doing it. I must be the one person who's screwed lol
StonerSteve420 said:
Still doing it. I must be the one person who's screwed lol
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Have you tried to run it in administrative mode?
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Have you tried to run it in administrative mode?
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Right click run as administrator? Yes I have. Still can't get this to work. I'm using WinRar idk if that's the culprit or not. It's always been reliable.
Here, use this.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588979
Best for noobs.
It it asks about system wide say yes.
Then hit Windows key and R and type cmd. Then run your commands. The installer should also work.
StonerSteve420 said:
Right click run as administrator? Yes I have. Still can't get this to work. I'm using WinRar idk if that's the culprit or not. It's always been reliable.
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Wait. I forgot to tell you. You cant double click the files. The files can be accessed only by using cmd. (command promt). So, extract the files into a folder, and use cd or pushd in dorect it to the directory where the files are. That is the proper way.
jinkerz9430 said:
Wait. I forgot to tell you. You cant double click the files. The files can be accessed only by using cmd. (command promt). So, extract the files into a folder, and use cd or pushd in dorect it to the directory where the files are. That is the proper way.
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I know what you mean but how does the command go. I know I have to type something then add the file name sorry like I said I'm used to the old way maybe use adb for one step then the rest does it itself lol trying to catch up
StonerSteve420 said:
I know what you mean but how does the command go. I know I have to type something then add the file name sorry like I said I'm used to the old way maybe use adb for one step then the rest does it itself lol trying to catch up
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For starter... Whats the directory where you downloaded and extracted adb fastboot? Assuming you are using the file i sent you. Was it on the downloads directory? If so open cmd (not in administratibe mode) and type pushd Downloads . Then ise all the start the adb server by using adb start-server to recognize your device. Or if you want to even see if your device is even present type adb devices
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For starter... Whats the directory where you downloaded and extracted adb fastboot? Assuming you are using the file i sent you. Was it on the downloads directory? If so open cmd (not in administratibe mode) and type pushd Downloads . Then ise all the start the adb server by using adb start-server to recognize your device. Or if you want to even see if your device is even present type adb devices
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I have it in a folder on the desktop. So I type pushed Desktop/(folder name)? Or can it not be in a desktop folder. Sorry your spelling is confusing me with the second part how do I start adb server? Do I type adb start-server? Thanks for helping it's greatly appreciated
StonerSteve420 said:
I have it in a folder on the desktop. So I type pushed Desktop/(folder name)? Or can it not be in a desktop folder. Sorry your spelling is confusing me with the second part how do I start adb server? Do I type adb start-server? Thanks for helping it's greatly appreciated
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You could use the desktop but it is more troublesome to type the directory. Thats why i suggest to put it on the downloads folder and asked you to not start the cmd as administrative. Because when you dont start it as administrative, cmd will start right from the users folder and then is only a matter of writting pushd Downloads. Focus on the first part first. Otherwise you will go nowhere lol.
jinkerz9430 said:
You could use the desktop but it is more troublesome to type the directory. Thats why i suggest to put it on the downloads folder and asked you to not start the cmd as administrative. Because when you dont start it as administrative, cmd will start right from the users folder and then is only a matter of writting pushd Downloads. Focus on the first part first. Otherwise you will go nowhere lol.
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Thank you. I'll try that when I get home.
jinkerz9430 said:
You could use the desktop but it is more troublesome to type the directory. Thats why i suggest to put it on the downloads folder and asked you to not start the cmd as administrative. Because when you dont start it as administrative, cmd will start right from the users folder and then is only a matter of writting pushd Downloads. Focus on the first part first. Otherwise you will go nowhere lol.
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Okay I got into the download folder using cmd (pushd download) i tried doing adb and hitting enter after and it brought up a bunch of lines after that. I did adb devices and it shows my phone but when I do fastboot oem unlock it just hangs at waiting for devices. USB debugging is on and so is OEM unlock.
StonerSteve420 said:
Okay I got into the download folder using cmd (pushd download) i tried doing adb and hitting enter after and it brought up a bunch of lines after that. I did adb devices and it shows my phone but when I do fastboot oem unlock it just hangs at waiting for devices. USB debugging is on and so is OEM unlock.
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but are you in fastboot mode now? because after you have done the OEM unlock and then after that use usb debbugging then accept the prompt it shows about giving authorization to your computer, then after that you must go to fastboot mode to start the process of root
I've been trying to install fasboot rom on my lavender. Whenever I try to run Flash_all.bat it opens for a fraction of second and terminates. I have followed everything on the Internet and nothing works, using cd command, keeping it in adb folder, miflash, updated drivers, from different computers - intel and amd, everything. And the funny thing is that I have previously installed fastboot rom from the same computer to the same device, even the same rom, and it worked out absolutely fine. It is only not working this time. Will be a great help if someone sorts this out.
The log files from MiFlash are attached.
Thanks!
Change the path like c:/miflash
And the path to the firmware
joke19 said:
Change the path like c:/miflash
And the path to the firmware
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Sorry for late reply,
Will let you know soon.
Always use fastboot in short paths to avoid problems.
Tatoh said:
Always use fastboot in short paths to avoid problems.
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Using C:/adb
joke19 said:
Change the path like c:/miflash
And the path to the firmware
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Just did that, no luck
Did u try to run the .bat file as administrator?
querseusz said:
Did u try to run the .bat file as administrator?
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Yup!:crying:
did you install java on your computer?
Okay, so I tried it with windows 7 and it worked absolutely fine without any issue.