Hi
I used this toolkit: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1809195
Bootloader is unlocked, tablet is rooted. CWM installed, but I cant turn on recovery when I'm in bootloader. Author says that I should rename two files - done (both have "-old" in the end).
I can restart in recovery mode when I'm in Android and using RomManager.
What is wrong?
adrianadik said:
Hi
I used this toolkit: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1809195
Bootloader is unlocked, tablet is rooted. CWM installed, but I cant turn on recovery when I'm in bootloader. Author says that I should rename two files - done (both have "-old" in the end).
I can restart in recovery mode when I'm in Android and using RomManager.
What is wrong?
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There's a known issue with the recovery option in the bootkoader.
To fix it, while in fast boot mode, attached your device to your computer and then select recovery. Otherwise just select from adb or an app.
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Fastboot is bootloader? I connected nexus to my pc, then choosed recovery mode. Then I saw google logo with a lock on the bottom. Tablet reseted to Android. Still cant choose recovery in fastboot...
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I used the Nexus 7 toolkit to flash the latest CWM recovery. If I boot into fastboot and choose recovery mode it just hangs on the Google boot animation. I can boot to it from the toolkit though. Anyone else experience this/know what I did wrong?
SpencerRelly said:
I used the Nexus 7 toolkit to flash the latest CWM recovery. If I boot into fastboot and choose recovery mode it just hangs on the Google boot animation. I can boot to it from the toolkit though. Anyone else experience this/know what I did wrong?
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Its a known issue that is yet to be fixed. You did nothing wrong.
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leelaa said:
Its a known issue that is yet to be fixed. You did nothing wrong.
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Alright. Thanks for the reply!
SpencerRelly said:
I used the Nexus 7 toolkit to flash the latest CWM recovery. If I boot into fastboot and choose recovery mode it just hangs on the Google boot animation. I can boot to it from the toolkit though. Anyone else experience this/know what I did wrong?
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You need to have a USB cable connected to the Nexus 7, and if you're in fastboot it'll load into recovery. Known bug
Wrong section dude but as said before known bug
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flash twrp recovery, its not buggy and is more functional.
SpencerRelly said:
I used the Nexus 7 toolkit to flash the latest CWM recovery. If I boot into fastboot and choose recovery mode it just hangs on the Google boot animation. I can boot to it from the toolkit though. Anyone else experience this/know what I did wrong?
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It's a problem with the boot loader. For now you will need to be plugged into a computer to go into recovery. It doesn't even have to have drivers or anything installed.
Plug in tablet into computer
Use power and volume buttons to get into recovery
And no, this problem won't be fixed by flashing twrp because it deals with the boot loader.
Just boot to recovery from Rom manager or similar.
I can confirm that quick boot does work to get you into recovery.
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Moved to QA...The Development section is for..........development only, not questions...
Same problem
I've read in other threads that deleting the stock recovery, or modifying it's filename, will fix this problem. Does anyone know if this is true? I can boot recovery through Rom manager or through the power menu. The only worry I have is if I ever get stuck in a bootloop, or brick. It is good to know about the usb trick to load CWM, thanks for that.
Flash TWRP, and use an app like quick boot to reboot into recovery.
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I use TWRP and boot to recovery through the roms power menu. I've been very happy with TWRP though, I use a recovery because of stability and performance. I could really care less if it's touch or if it has themes, so when I recommend TWRP it's because I've been using it so long on my transformer prime and nexus 7 and it has done nothing but work exactly like it should.
veeman said:
It's a problem with the boot loader. For now you will need to be plugged into a computer to go into recovery. It doesn't even have to have drivers or anything installed.
Plug in tablet into computer
Use power and volume buttons to get into recovery
And no, this problem won't be fixed by flashing twrp because it deals with the boot loader.
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Weird because today I tried to get into CWR for the first time since I rooted, and it wouldn't work. I got the red ! triangle [sticking out of the green robot].
I plugged it into my laptop.. [and btw I was holding vol UP/DOWN, press power, in the bootloader then selecting 'Recovery' then <Power>] and this time it showed the "Google" and the unlocked lock.. but then booted into the Android OS.
So I flash TWRP [using Ubuntu, and $ fastboot install recovery {TWRP-filename.img}. And what do you know. It booted perfectly into recovery.
So how do you explain that?
mvmacd said:
Weird because today I tried to get into CWR for the first time since I rooted, and it wouldn't work. I got the red ! triangle [sticking out of the green robot].
I plugged it into my laptop.. [and btw I was holding vol UP/DOWN, press power, in the bootloader then selecting 'Recovery' then ] and this time it showed the "Google" and the unlocked lock.. but then booted into the Android OS.
So I flash TWRP [using Ubuntu, and $ fastboot install recovery {TWRP-filename.img}. And what do you know. It booted perfectly into recovery.
So how do you explain that?
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The only possible ways to boot into recovery from a working system partition is by either using an app that reboots for you/terminal command.
To reboot from bootloader/button combination you need to have a USB connection otherwise it will freeze at the Google logo. This is bootloader related and not recovery related as any recovery (stock/cwm/twrp) show the same behavior.
You can try fully powering off the tablet and try booting by button combo and you will see it freezes. Using the power adapter will completely freeze your bootloader if you try, so you require a USB connection to a computer to get into recovery.
For me to boot into recovery , I have to use the tool kit all the time. Is that what everyone is doing??? Because every time I go to fastboot and choose recovery (with my N7 plugged on the usb) I get the Android with the exclamation point.
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Skunk2 DC said:
For me to boot into recovery , I have to use the tool kit all the time. Is that what everyone is doing??? Because every time I go to fastboot and choose recovery (with my N7 plugged on the usb) I get the Android with the exclamation point.
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I had the same thing, but I flashed TWRP and it works most of the time. let me know if you try it.
Hi,
I was trying to root my nexus 4 using this tutorial. I got to the part where I needed to get into recovery, I hold down both the volume keys and the power button. I got into fastboot mode and selected 'Recovery mode' which is supposed to launch Clockworkmod, am I right? right after I hit the power button to get into recovery a lying bot with a red triangle and an exclamation mark inside it appeared. I let the device to lay down like this for a little bit and it simply rebooted to it's normal state.
When I installed Clockwordmod it came up just fine the first time so I have no clue of what went wrong..
My boot loader is unlocked and I can see that while in fastboot mode.
Any kind of help is appreciated!
prhing said:
Hi,
I was trying to root my nexus 4 using this tutorial. I got to the part where I needed to get into recovery, I hold down both the volume keys and the power button. I got into fastboot mode and selected 'Recovery mode' which is supposed to launch Clockworkmod, am I right? right after I hit the power button to get into recovery a lying bot with a red triangle and an exclamation mark inside it appeared. I let the device to lay down like this for a little bit and it simply rebooted to it's normal state.
When I installed Clockwordmod it came up just fine the first time so I have no clue of what went wrong..
My boot loader is unlocked and I can see that while in fastboot mode.
Any kind of help is appreciated!
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Did you flash recovery in fastboot or with a Toolkit?
In fastboot : fastboot flash recovery recovery-touch-mako.img. recovery-touch-mako is what i renamed the CWM file. Don`t add .img at the end of the name, just recovery-touch-mako or whatever you name it.
I think that you just booted CWM.
The droid with red triangle ils the default recovery. You can flash CWM by typing this : fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Just rename the cwm image in recovery.img and drag it to the ADB/FASTBOOT folder.
I hope it'll help you
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But I've already flashed it and booted into it for the first time. I forgot to tell you that I have a Mac.
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You can try to flash it again with fastboot.
It seems that this is a known issue. Here's a tutorial to force flash a custom recovery but it only work on Windows :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1956984
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I used the OTA recovery to update to JWR66Y, and this worked correctly. I flashed the update using clockworkmod, then clockworkmod asked if I wanted to also flash the recovery part of the update and I did. Now the phone will not boot into recovery mode. It now says no command with the exposed android and an exclamation rather than any recovery option. I attempted to use fastboot to reflash clockworkmod but the phone doesnt show up in adb devices after the adb reboot bootloader command, and when I use the fastboot flash recovery recoveryxxxx.IMG command, it just says waiting for device and nothing happens.
Anyone have any ideas? My apologies if this has already been covered but I did not find it trying to search.
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It now says no command with the exposed android and an exclamation rather than any recovery option.
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This is the stock recovery which includes now the "no command". To access the menu of this stock recovery press power then press volume up while you keep pressing power.
Good luck.
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Install the Universal Naked drivers then adb/fastboot will work.
You had the right idea.
Is there a Linux fix for this issue, or do I need to bite the bullet and do a windows install, eek.
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Just received an ota and found out I lost root. However when i go to the recovery through the normal way it shows an android with its stomach open with a red exclamation point.. Help
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poyskie said:
Just received an ota and found out I lost root. However when i go to the recovery through the normal way it shows an android with its stomach open with a red exclamation point.. Help
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Reflashing the recovery and root.zip should work
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What your seeing is actually stock recovery, I know people tend to get worried when they see the android with the exclamation mark. You can access the stock recovery commands by pressing volume up and the power button at the same time.
You probably want to flash recovery though. Assuming you are already unlocked and have fastboot drivers etc, you need to download the latest image of your desired recovery and flash using fastboot with the following command:
fastboot devices (to check the device is even connected)
fastboot flash recovery <filename>
It should flash successfully. All you need to do now is get the latest supersu zip and flash through recovery.