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the story goes like this, I flash TWRP 2.2.0 did a nandroid and deleted all the necessary partitions to install the new rom, I put the rom in the SD card, TWRP is not mounting the sd card wich happens to work flawlessly in my phone, and pc, now i cant access the internal storage nor the sdcard, Please I dont know what to do anymore i cant get my cpuid because my tablet does not have an os so i cant select usb debugging, i cant access my internal storage either from the pc, im using skrilax-oz bootloader v7, the computer only recognizes the tablet in fastboot, how can i put a recovery in it via the bootloader in fastboot if posible.
If your PC will recognize Fastboot (you should have it listed in Device manager when you go to fastboot with Skirlaz Bootloader), then the easiest thing would be to get the proper recovery .img file. I suggest EZTerry Public revovery, or CWM. Most recent versions of both. Your choice. You can find CWM recovery image at tegraowners, or get the Public Recovery from the XDA Dev forum.
Boot your tab to fastboot.
Make sure the xxxxxxxxrecovery.img file is in the same folder as your Android/Android-sdk/Platform-tools folder. (has to be in the same folder as fastboot.exe)
Then open a Command window in that folder
Type fastboot flash recovery xxxxxxxrecovery.img
Then hit enter
Remember, where xxxxxxxrecovery,img is the name of the recovery image.
This should hook you up.
TWRP has some issues,
MD
cubanghost said:
the story goes like this, I flash TWRP 2.2.0 did a nandroid and deleted all the necessary partitions to install the new rom, I put the rom in the SD card, TWRP is not mounting the sd card wich happens to work flawlessly in my phone, and pc, now i cant access the internal storage nor the sdcard, Please I dont know what to do anymore i cant get my cpuid because my tablet does not have an os so i cant select usb debugging, i cant access my internal storage either from the pc, im using skrilax-oz bootloader v7, the computer only recognizes the tablet in fastboot, how can i put a recovery in it via the bootloader in fastboot if posible.
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Can you still go into recovery by power+volume down? If yes, then go back into trwp recovery and do the following. Mount option >click mount sd card and using external sd. Once you have those options clicked, go back to install option. There you will be able to access your external sd card. I think the best recovery to use now is thor 1.7.3.
Good luck,
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10507 said:
Can you still go into recovery by power+volume down? If yes, then go back into trwp recovery and do the following. Mount option >click mount sd card and using external sd. Once you have those options clicked, go back to install option. There you will be able to access your external sd card. I think the best recovery to use now is thor 1.7.3.
Good luck,
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it wont mount, that is why im having such a big issue trying to install a new recovery or flash the rom in the external sd card.
Ok, you have 2 different threads going. In this thread, you didn't mention anything about formatting your internal storage. This is why XDA has a rule about posting the same thing in multiple forums. Chances are you say something in one, and not the other. And what you will get is sometimes not good info, or even worse, no response.
Dees-troy and I have posted possible solutions. Problem is, other people get confused when they see it.
That little bit of missing info between the multiple posts can mean a big thing.
I will let it slide this time. Next time, I will delete one or the other.
MD
cubanghost said:
it wont mount, that is why im having such a big issue trying to install a new recovery or flash the rom in the external sd card.
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Did you fastboot a new recovery image like I directed?
MD
Moscow Desire said:
If your PC will recognize Fastboot (you should have it listed in Device manager when you go to fastboot with Skirlaz Bootloader), then the easiest thing would be to get the proper recovery .img file. I suggest EZTerry Public revovery, or CWM. Most recent versions of both. Your choice. You can find CWM recovery image at tegraowners, or get the Public Recovery from the XDA Dev forum.
Boot your tab to fastboot.
Make sure the xxxxxxxxrecovery.img file is in the same folder as your Android/Android-sdk/Platform-tools folder. (has to be in the same folder as fastboot.exe)
Then open a Command window in that folder
Type fastboot flash recovery xxxxxxxrecovery.img
Then hit enter
Remember, where xxxxxxxrecovery,img is the name of the recovery image.
This should hook you up.
TWRP has some issues,
MD
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Thank you, thank you thankyou, you have no idea the headhache you have saved me, I'm very greatfull for your help, it work like a charm, no more TWRP recovery for me.
cubanghost said:
Thank you, thank you thankyou, you have no idea the headhache you have saved me, I'm very greatfull for your help, it work like a charm, no more TWRP recovery for me.
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Hey, don't forget the THANKS Button
MD
cubanghost said:
Thank you, thank you thankyou, you have no idea the headhache you have saved me, I'm very greatfull for your help, it work like a charm, no more TWRP recovery for me.
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TWRP is a good recovery. And it works for most. As with most recovery systems, it will have times when things don't work correctly. Call it a "hic-cup". And the only thing to do, is totally install something else. Works most of the time.
Dees Troy is a darn good Dev. And we're grateful to have him around. In this case, you had to do something radical to shock the system. Works every time
Also, throw a Thanks to Skirlax_CZ for the bootloader and the fastboot capability. If you didn't have that, your "stuff would be hanging in the breeze" about now.
MD
Moscow Desire said:
TWRP is a good recovery. And it works for most. As with most recovery systems, it will have times when things don't work correctly. Call it a "hic-cup". And the only thing to do, is totally install something else. Works most of the time.
Dees Troy is a darn good Dev. And we're grateful to have him around. In this case, you had to do something radical to shock the system. Works every time
Also, throw a Thanks to Skirlax_CZ for the bootloader and the fastboot capability. If you didn't have that, your "stuff would be hanging in the breeze" about now.
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most defenatly im greatful for Skirlax and his boot loader it totaly saved me. and TWRP i use it on my skyrocket and works very well, thus why i flash it with out looking for the thread.
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So I rooted, then put CM10.1 nightly and gapps on my sdcard, then went to flash, and I spaced out and accidentally formatted SDCARD when i know that I shouldnt have. crap.
i tried using the "sideload" feature but it wouldnt work on my adb-mac version, i also tried adb pushing ROM files to SDCARD, it says transfered but when i go to flash it says no files in SDCARD, I also tried pushing to SDCARD/0 but i get an error that it isnt a directory since it is formatted.
SOME ONE PLEASE give me instructions on what to do. Do I have to go back to stock or can I just get this to go straight to CM10.1? Id prefer straight to CM10.1 obviously.
crackmulah said:
So I rooted, then put CM10.1 nightly and gapps on my sdcard, then went to flash, and I spaced out and accidentally formatted SDCARD when i know that I shouldnt have. crap.
i tried using the "sideload" feature but it wouldnt work on my adb-mac version, i also tried adb pushing ROM files to SDCARD, it says transfered but when i go to flash it says no files in SDCARD, I also tried pushing to SDCARD/0 but i get an error that it isnt a directory since it is formatted.
SOME ONE PLEASE give me instructions on what to do. Do I have to go back to stock or can I just get this to go straight to CM10.1? Id prefer straight to CM10.1 obviously.
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Push cwm via fastboot then reflash the rom
Fastboot flash recovery (your recovery)
Sent from my Nexus 4
Hindsight 20/20, but it never hurts to do an adb backup, it will b/u your sdcard as well.
For the future: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1420351
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Push cwm via fastboot then reflash the rom
Fastboot flash recovery (your recovery)
Sent from my Nexus 4
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did this, but still same error, no files found in sd card. i did not think this would solve it but i tried anyway...
crackmulah said:
did this, but still same error, no files found in sd card. i did not think this would solve it but i tried anyway...
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So you've successfully flashed a recovery img via fasboot? Did you also push a copy of the ROM zip back to your phone?
Boot to recovery and then adb push the ROM to the sd card.
Code:
adb push yourROMsName.zip /sdcard/
The above code assumes you've placed the rom zip in the adb or platform-tools folder on your PC.
Can't you just boot into fastboot, flash a recovery, boot into said recovery and mount the internal storage and drag and drop the files from your computer?
How did you format the SD card when the phone doesn't have one?
jakejm79 said:
Can't you just boot into fastboot, flash a recovery, boot into said recovery and mount the internal storage and drag and drop the files from your computer?
How did you format the SD card when the phone doesn't have one?
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The internal storage is considered an SD card.
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CMNein said:
So you've successfully flashed a recovery img via fasboot? Did you also push a copy of the ROM zip back to your phone?
Boot to recovery and then adb push the ROM to the sd card.
Code:
adb push yourROMsName.zip /sdcard/
The above code assumes you've placed the rom zip in the adb or platform-tools folder on your PC.
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yes i did repush the rom file. this isnt working because i dont believe that flashing a recovery adds folder/partition information to the sdcard. maybe im wrong, but it didnt work.
crackmulah said:
yes i did repush the rom file. this isnt working because i dont believe that flashing a recovery adds folder/partition information to the sdcard. maybe im wrong, but it didnt work.
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Are there any spaces in the ROM zips name?
CMNein said:
Are there any spaces in the ROM zips name?
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lol no
I am currently using Wug's Nexus Toolkit to try to flash stock from softbrick mode...will let you know how it goes
EDIT:: This is giving me some trouble as I cant turn on USB DEBUGGING (because i have no OS installed) to install the drivers and such.....
PLEASE KEEP IDEAS ROLLIN...
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lol no
I am currently using Wug's Nexus Toolkit to try to flash stock from softbrick mode...will let you know how it goes
EDIT:: This is giving me some trouble as I cant turn on USB DEBUGGING (because i have no OS installed) to install the drivers and such.....
PLEASE KEEP IDEAS ROLLIN...
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Just go back to stock
Sent from my Nexus 4
mark manning said:
Just go back to stock
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this is what im trying to do lol...having trouble tho. what is your recommended method?
crackmulah said:
this is what im trying to do lol...having trouble tho. what is your recommended method?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2010312
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You could also try wugfresh's toolkit and selecting "Back to Stock" -> "Soft-bricked".
mark manning said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2010312
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ya im gonna do that if this Wug's Toolkit wont do the trick...seems to be working now tho...in middle of flashing stock
crackmulah said:
ya im gonna do that if this Wug's Toolkit wont do the trick...seems to be working now tho...in middle of flashing stock
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You should learn how to do this without tool kits. Those things while helpful are nothing more than a crutch
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The internal storage is considered an SD card.
Sent from my Nexus 4
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Yeah but doesn't the Nexus 4 lump all the internal storage together, I know other devices like the OXL have like 6GB internal storage and then a 'simulated' mSD card of about 10GB, making 16GB total. But the Nexus 4 uses the whole 16GB (or 8GB) as internal storage.
mark manning said:
You should learn how to do this without tool kits. Those things while helpful are nothing more than a crutch
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yes definitely agreed.
although ive always wanted to try one, and it worked! if this were to happen again (if i dont shoot myself) then i will be doing it manually.
Thanks so much to everyone for all the help! I am now running Official CM10.1 Nightly (newest) and running beautifully so far. This is my second N4 tho, so I will be using my 1st stock one for today since its already setup, have to go to work now and will setup my new CM10.1 N4 later, hopefully wont find any crazy bugs...
I had the same problem and after reading this thread I tried the Fastboot method first:
after I finished it didnt boot so I continue with the inst', then it booted but only with 8GB, so I continue with the inst' and from that stage it just didnt boot.
At the end I tried the root toolkit V1.6.2 and the phone back to life with stock rom and 16GB.
I'm back to stock now. But I've used the sideload successfully. After you get your phone restored, you'll probably want to do a full factory reset because some of your pushes have probably gone through and are now eating up space. You can't delete them that I know of unless you FULLY format.
ANYWAY
When I got sideload to work, I had to push it to /sdcard/0/, /sdcard0/, or something like that. Wish I could be more specific, but I don't want to change from stock to install cwm (the ROMS have too many bugs so far, and we might be getting 4.2.2)
The key is finding the right directory to push it to. Experiment with slashes, and it SHOULD work.
I recently tried to flash PA on my nexus.
Installed cwm on my phone. Then downloaded the PA ROM and moved to the device storage.
Rebooted into CWM and performed all the wipes.
I accidentally wiped the system and the internel partitions too.
when i tried to install ROM from sdcard. it says "NO FILES FOUND"
Iam stuck here. Phone wont boot into Android... any suggestions? please help!
How did you wipe system within CWM?
But since you say you wiped internal partitions too, it seems to me that you wiped your internal emulated sdcard... so I think your only option now is to flash stock images again... Read this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2010312
If you don't want to flash the stock images you can also push a rom to your phone with adb while booted in a custom recovery
adb push nameofrom.zip /sdcard/
Thanks guys. Found a solution.
Flashed TWRP and sideloaded the ROM file. And flashed it.
Earlier the same process with CWM was not successful. Now the phone is loaded with PA ROM!
Thanks guys! and can u point me to the google stock images??
njarun said:
Thanks guys! and can u point me to the google stock images??
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Glad you solved it
Here are the stock OTA and images from google and mirrored http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1971169
My dad said he knew how to fix this, and wiped my system, thats all, and now I can't boot. Any help on this?
mrjoeltan said:
My dad said he knew how to fix this, and wiped my system, thats all, and now I can't boot. Any help on this?
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wiped /system? have you tried simple re-flashing your ROM from the .zip ?
no worry... download the nexus 4 twrp latest img from their site, and flash it to your N4
what you needed:
twrp img file
some n4 rom
adb and fastboot
instructions:
boot to fastboot, vol key down + powerbutton when n4 is off.
on your comp, , dos/terminal - fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
reboot in recovery
select the adb side load from advanced tab in the twrp.
on your comp - adb sideload rom.zip
everything done....reboot phone.
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I have a same problem, but when i try to flash a Rom, it`s fail and said that no partition, how can i fix it? Thanks for read.
blackcatvn said:
I have a same problem, but when i try to flash a Rom, it`s fail and said that no partition, how can i fix it? Thanks for read.
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did you wipe using fastboot erase command? if so, you need to re-format to the android supported file system to access the partitions!
try installing the twrp recovery and perform 'FORMAT DATA' from wipe. then install ROM.
N4 no OS.
njarun said:
I recently tried to flash PA on my nexus.
Installed cwm on my phone. Then downloaded the PA ROM and moved to the device storage.
Rebooted into CWM and performed all the wipes.
I accidentally wiped the system and the internel partitions too.
when i tried to install ROM from sdcard. it says "NO FILES FOUND"
Iam stuck here. Phone wont boot into Android... any suggestions? please help!
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I need help, having the same problem you had with my N4. Cant seem to fix it. I had PA 3.69 for 3 weeks when I rebooted my N4 i had no OS on the phone. Just my Bootloader and Twrp 2500 was recently 2600 but cant do anything else. ADB works seems to fail when writing to N4. Im trying to get it back to stock. Any Ideas
Axel
Axelben said:
I need help, having the same problem you had with my N4. Cant seem to fix it. I had PA 3.69 for 3 weeks when I rebooted my N4 i had no OS on the phone. Just my Bootloader and Twrp 2500 was recently 2600 but cant do anything else. ADB works seems to fail when writing to N4. Im trying to get it back to stock. Any Ideas
Axel
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can u get into recovery? did u check changing your USB Cable? The original nexus usb cable sucks, try another one. If you can access the fastboot/adb then it will be pretty simple..
Same problem but...
Hi, I'm having the same problem with my Nexus 4 and I have TWRP V 2.6.3.0 but I'm not sure how to push any rom to my phone because it's not showing up under my computer in Windows. How do I push roms to my Nexus 4? I'm stuck at the Google boot screen when I try to boot (Flashed Dalvik Cache, System, Data, Internal Storage, and normal cache) and I of course don't have any roms on my phone after I wiped all of the partitons. Help me plz
El Daddy said:
If you don't want to flash the stock images you can also push a rom to your phone with adb while booted in a custom recovery
adb push nameofrom.zip /sdcard/
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Got it working
Hi, I got it to work. No worries guys
xXDustinoXx said:
Hi, I'm having the same problem with my Nexus 4 and I have TWRP V 2.6.3.0 but I'm not sure how to push any rom to my phone because it's not showing up under my computer in Windows. How do I push roms to my Nexus 4? I'm stuck at the Google boot screen when I try to boot (Flashed Dalvik Cache, System, Data, Internal Storage, and normal cache) and I of course don't have any roms on my phone after I wiped all of the partitons. Help me plz
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njarun said:
can u get into recovery? did u check changing your USB Cable? The original nexus usb cable sucks, try another one. If you can access the fastboot/adb then it will be pretty simple..
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i cannot get the thing to work this bloody adb command does not seems to work on my Windows 8.1
Can u please give a detailed intruction as i have my file in D Drive so where to keep this zip file
nickboy360 said:
i cannot get the thing to work this bloody adb command does not seems to work on my Windows 8.1
Can u please give a detailed intruction as i have my file in D Drive so where to keep this zip file
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you got it working? else pm me your mail id. ill send you the necessary files and detailed info, I once composed it for one of my friend!
njarun said:
you got it working? else pm me your mail id. ill send you the necessary files and detailed info, I once composed it for one of my friend!
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Thanks for asking mate i got it done... :good:
Hey,
Last night I was thinking about reflashing my phone with a new ROM. I made a backup (it's on my computer now), transferred it to my computer. I installed the ROM files and put them into to clockwordmod folder thinking that they wouldn't be deleted if I deleted /data and /date/media (/sdcard) in the custom recovery under "mounts and storage menu."
I was wrong. It deleted the rom files and now I don't have anything to flash. If I try to reboot to system, it says "Android is upgrading - app 1 of 52" Once that is done, it gets stuck on "Android is upgrading - Loading Apps", or something like that.
What can I do? I heard I could ABD push but I have no idea what that is and how I can do it... Help!?
Any help? Please
Goto cmw and install your ROM via adb.
Under option install zip there will be a choice for flashing zip via adb. Just select that in cmw and connect your phone to laptop.
Now in laptop you should have adb files in a folder and paste your ROM in that adb folder.
Next do as it is written in cmw and it will be flashed
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suvasco said:
Hey,
Last night I was thinking about reflashing my phone with a new ROM. I made a backup (it's on my computer now), transferred it to my computer. I installed the ROM files and put them into to clockwordmod folder thinking that they wouldn't be deleted if I deleted /data and /date/media (/sdcard) in the custom recovery under "mounts and storage menu."
I was wrong. It deleted the rom files and now I don't have anything to flash. If I try to reboot to system, it says "Android is upgrading - app 1 of 52" Once that is done, it gets stuck on "Android is upgrading - Loading Apps", or something like that.
What can I do? I heard I could ABD push but I have no idea what that is and how I can do it... Help!?
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You cant brick your phone as long as fastboot and recovery works.
boot into fastboot.
if your recovery is not working : reflash your recovery
Then boot into recovery and install rom via sideload;
From your pcadb sideload):
http://teamw.in/ADBSideload
Try wugfresh tool kit from here: http://www.wugfresh.com/nrt/
suvasco said:
Hey,
Last night I was thinking about reflashing my phone with a new ROM. I made a backup (it's on my computer now), transferred it to my computer. I installed the ROM files and put them into to clockwordmod folder thinking that they wouldn't be deleted if I deleted /data and /date/media (/sdcard) in the custom recovery under "mounts and storage menu."
I was wrong. It deleted the rom files and now I don't have anything to flash. If I try to reboot to system, it says "Android is upgrading - app 1 of 52" Once that is done, it gets stuck on "Android is upgrading - Loading Apps", or something like that.
What can I do? I heard I could ABD push but I have no idea what that is and how I can do it... Help!?
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What can I do? I heard I could ABD push but I have no idea what that is and how I can do it... Help!? - What you can do is some leg work and look up how to ADB push instead of saying you dont know what that is. Now if you rooted your phone yourself at some point an ADB push was probably done. This is why most hate toolkits(if thats what was used) since it does not help you learn anything.
Search my friend but its like starting from scratch but if you have a working recovery still thats one less step...
adb push -> rom to phone
boot into recovery
flash rom
go on with life......:good:
playya said:
What can I do? I heard I could ABD push but I have no idea what that is and how I can do it... Help!? - What you can do is some leg work and look up how to ADB push instead of saying you dont know what that is. Now if you rooted your phone yourself at some point an ADB push was probably done. This is why most hate toolkits(if thats what was used) since it does not help you learn anything.
Search my friend but its like starting from scratch but if you have a working recovery still thats one less step...
adb push -> rom to phone
boot into recovery
flash rom
go on with life......:good:
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That, or use adb push or sideload from recovery.
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korockinout13 said:
That, or use adb push or sideload from recovery.
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Yes... sorry I forgot to add sideload and if you not sure what that is please use Google
Edit; My bad I see instructions and website for sideloading were posted area in here
When i was trying to flash Chroma for nexus 6p, i accidently wiped my internal storage. I wasnt thinking and clicked everything in TWRP to wipe and now when i plug in my phone to my computer all i see is internal storage but no space specifics and i cant copy the chroma rom over. What do i do?
I also lost all my backups because of the wipe. Can someone help me please ?
LifeOfNexus said:
When i was trying to flash Chroma for nexus 6p, i accidently wiped my internal storage. I wasnt thinking and clicked everything in TWRP to wipe and now when i plug in my phone to my computer all i see is internal storage but no space specifics and i cant copy the chroma rom over. What do i do?
I also lost all my backups because of the wipe. Can someone help me please ?
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Can you still boot in to TWRP or do you get stock recovery? I'm not sure why you can't copy Chroma over but if you can still boot in to TWRP it allows you to mount USB storage. I haven't tried this option myself but you may be able to flash Chroma from an external storage device. You can also boot in to bootloader and follow Heisenberg's guide listed in the index and fastboot the stock images which is probably your best bet.
What happens when you try to move the file over? Have you tried to adb push the file over like so:
Code:
adb push [I]file_location_on_computer[/I] /sdcard
nathanchance said:
What happens when you try to move the file over? Have you tried to adb push the file over like so:
Code:
adb push [I]file_location_on_computer[/I] /sdcard
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do u have teamviewer by any chance
LifeOfNexus said:
do u have teamviewer by any chance
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I do not and I prefer to keep stuff in the forum so that everyone can benefit from this
Additionally, if you can't push the Chroma file to your phone, you can flash back to stock using Heisenberg's guide here (step 11) then do step 7 to install Chroma.
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I do not and I prefer to keep stuff in the forum so that everyone can benefit from this
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because i could not get it to work
LifeOfNexus said:
because i could not get it to work
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So what exactly happens when you try to either copy or push the file over to the phone? Does it error out? Gonna need some more information. And I edited my previous post to include some instructions to get back to stock with fastboot if that is easier for you.
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So what exactly happens when you try to either copy or push the file over to the phone? Does it error out? Gonna need some more information. And I edited my previous post to include some instructions to get back to stock with fastboot if that is easier for you.
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i actualyl started that. Im almost done oging back to stock. Does that mean i need to reflash TWRP?
LifeOfNexus said:
i actualyl started that. Im almost done oging back to stock. Does that mean i need to reflash TWRP?
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If you flash the stock recovery image, you will need to reflash TWRP. I usually just omit that command when flashing back to stock so I don't have to reflash TWRP.