I'm stuck in TWRP with no OS installed and I'm trying to fix things through adb but I can't access usb debug and enable it so I'm stuck again... What should I do?
Adb should work while in recovery, so you shouldn't need to enable USB debugging.
Use this command:
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adb push ROM.zip /sdcard
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chromium96 said:
Adb should work while in recovery, so you shouldn't need to enable USB debugging.
Use this command:
Code:
adb push ROM.zip /sdcard
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Yeah that makes sense... thing is device is not being recognised... I'm stuck between fastboot and recovery with no OS installed and I'm trying to flash a ROM to no avail... Been looking at the phone for 2 hours now.
So when you go into recovery and run "adb devices" the phone doesn't show up?
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Yeah.. Is there anything I could do?
Incredible2011 said:
Yeah.. Is there anything I could do?
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Try to reinstall the drivers and then try adb commands. Might help.
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Fixed. Tried the only USB port out of 4 I hadn't tried. Thanks again.
Incredible2011 said:
Fixed. Tried the only USB port out of 4 I hadn't tried. Thanks again.
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Good to hear that you solved your problem
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I tried both aroot and oneclick but my computer does not recognize my phone on adb chosing none.now i regreat changing from captivate and inspire
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I never had an issue rooting, someone with more knowledge will reply soon. You cant root if you have update software. You have to go back to older software and do steps before update to keep root.
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pumasmedina7 said:
I tried both aroot and oneclick but my computer does not recognize my phone on adb chosing none.now i regreat changing from captivate and inspire
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USB debugging enabled?
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Yeah usb debugging enable but nothing happens
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pumasmedina7 said:
Yeah usb debugging enable but nothing happens
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You have the USB mode set to 'None'?
I have rooted mine half a dozen times, I bet there is something very simple that is being overlooked.
pumasmedina7 said:
I tried both aroot and oneclick but my computer does not recognize my phone on adb chosing none.now i regreat changing from captivate and inspire
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I guess ADB Driver is not installed on ur PC.. Check if the ADB Drivers are installed, otherwise install them. Download from the link below.
http://www.4shared.com/file/QaSgymz-/MotoHelper_2040_Driver_490.html
It installs ADB Drivers in some point of time... Enjoyyyyy....
So, I installed TWRP and FireFireFire on my kindle. I have been avidly following all of the developer posts and also nagging my mom to let me open my kindle early and she finally let me do it. Well now i have a problem..... I was restoring my 6.2.1 rom with TWRP. when i reset my kindle, it now gets stuck at the FireFireFire splash screen and wont go any further.... PLEASE HELP!!
You are probably stuck in fastboot. You need to change the bootmode to 4000.
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You are probably stuck in fastboot. You need to change the bootmode to 4000.
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Fastboot won't connect. Neither will adb. :\
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Does it recognize it as a device in Windows?
jmcoffey said:
Fastboot won't connect. Neither will adb. :\
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You need to update the driver.
This should help. =)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=20421225&postcount=222
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Does it recognize it as a device in Windows?
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No....
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I did it and updated the drivers but it still won't connect. It does the error sound, then disconnects and I have to turn the kindle off and back on again for it to attempgt to connect.
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Install linux and do the same command but with sudo ./fastboot. Trust me it in FireFireFire v1.0 the samething happened to me.
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Install linux and do the same command but with sudo ./fastboot. Trust me it in FireFireFire v1.0 the samething happened to me.
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Can you give me an example?? I've got linux up and running, just don't know how to install fastboot, etc..
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devilot said:
You need to update the driver.
This should help. =)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=20421225&postcount=222
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It worked!!! Thanks!!
I was following this thread here to root the xoom and I got the adb installed and was able to see the xoom when I type adb devices
now after I did the unlock of the xoom, it pretty much restarted itself and it's like a factory reset.... however now I can't get adb to see the xoom... the drivers seem installed because I see the 'xoom' on the computer
any help with this guys? I'm lost here
eta - forgot after the reset of the device, I had to enable debugging... that's why
Make sure USB debugging is enabled, always
When you unlocked the Xoom it wiped and reset back to factory settings which doesn't by default have USB debugging enabled
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ok thanks!
next problem... where do I put the .img file for the CWM recovery? I put it in the same folder as the adb stuff, and it's not reading it/finding it
Yes place it where your fastboot and adb files are.
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I believe it will be platform-tools
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Brenardo said:
Yes place it where your fastboot and adb files are.
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that's what I did and copied the name of the file and pasted it along with the command and it still didn't work
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery-Tiamat-R4c-100611-1150-cwm.img
I tried renaming it to CWM.img and it doesn't work either, I get the error
Code:
error: cannot load 'CWM.img'
Are you in fastboot protocol?
Check pm
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Are you in fastboot protocol?
Check pm
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yes, I am and fastboot devices does show my device, so they're connected.
checking and replying to PM now
Bootloader needs to be unlocked.
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:
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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
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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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well I have been having problems on how to do unlock my phone using a Mac, but I was finally able to unlock it and flash TWRP recovery by using mattlgroff's utility 1.20 now the I have installed TWRP recovery, every time I connect my phone to the Mac it asks me superuser permission for AdB shell I grant permission and it says "Adb shell has been granted permission" and it reboots into TWRP recovery. I even denied superuser permission but it still does the same thing. I have USB debugging on.
is this normal? because I need to transfer some files to my phone so I can Flash a Rom through TWRP. I would really appreciate your help. thanks.
here's a picture attached showing what it says as soon as I connect the phone to computer.
after that it just reboots into TWRP.
Are you on stock rom?
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denisjr said:
Are you on stock rom?
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Yeah I'm on stock Rom 4.1.2
Try using air DROID & maybe using a different rom will do it
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denisjr said:
Try using air DROID & maybe using a different rom will do it
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I fixed it! I had to reset my Mac's SMC, apparently it kept flashing TWRP every time I connected my phone to the computer.
thanks for being helpful anyways !