I tried rooting my device and i flashed twrp, but when I tried using things such as wipe cache and dalvik cache in twrp it said that it failed. So I tried wiping the system but that failed as well. I then just rebooted my device. Then when it got to the Google logo it stayed there for 5 mins and now its stuck at the nexus logo. Please can someone help me, this was my first attempt at rooting and I think that I bricked my phone. Can I just send it back to google as an RMA because I am still under warranty.
Do not RMA your device. Google didn't get you in this situation, you did.
On a happy note, you can easily fix whatever you did wrong. Follow the instructions in the link below. If you run into problems note where it happened and let us know.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2018179
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Its fairly hard to brick a nexus, worst case scenario just follow a guide to return to stock
But for now how about just wiping clean through fastboot, reinstalling recovery (check md5sum and make sure its for mako) then use adb side load to install ROM of choice
fastboot erase system -w
fastboot erase boot
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Now boot to recovery and choose sideload under advanced options
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I just want to thank you all for the help, I was able to get my device back to stock. I plan on trying to root my device but I'm not sure what went wrong last time.
neogamma said:
I just want to thank you all for the help, I was able to get my device back to stock. I plan on trying to root my device but I'm not sure what went wrong last time.
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Glad you got your device back to stock! I was stuck at the boot loop the first time too! When I followed the instructions and such the second time it seemed to work fine.
I can try to help if you have any other questions or wanna do it again
demkantor said:
Its fairly hard to brick a nexus, worst case scenario just follow a guide to return to stock
But for now how about just wiping clean through fastboot, reinstalling recovery (check md5sum and make sure its for mako) then use adb side load to install ROM of choice
fastboot erase system -w
fastboot erase boot
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Now boot to recovery and choose sideload under advanced options
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Glad to see you made the jump to the n4. Loved all the stuff you did on the g1 and g2 forums
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Warbuff said:
Glad to see you made the jump to the n4. Loved all the stuff you did on the g1 and g2 forums
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Haha thanks! Good to see ya around! Still playing with your old qwertys at all?
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demkantor said:
Haha thanks! Good to see ya around! Still playing with your old qwertys at all?
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G1 i flash random Roms from the forum and let my little sister play with it. I'm using the g2 as a companion for learning how to develop apps for android. Is currently running mimicry. You ever solve that reception issue for your sister in NYC.?
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Turns out when you're in a first floor apartment surrounded by thick concrete walls reception is poor... Go figure
But she recently switched to windows8 Nokia and is getting slightly better but yeah shes in good shape now [/OT]
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demkantor said:
Turns out when you're in a first floor apartment surrounded by thick concrete walls reception is poor... Go figure
But she recently switched to windows8 Nokia and is getting slightly better but yeah shes in good shape now [/OT]
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Alrighty sry for OT. See you around the threads.
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I am familiar with adb and fastboot, been using it on my Gnex for a while now.
I unlocked and rooted my N7 when I first got it and everything seemed fine. I could reboot into recovery and flash ROMs, all was well. Then I tried flashing a kernel at one point and when I went to reboot back into the system it got stuck on the splash screen. Now I find that it does it quite frequently during different processes.
Currently:
-If I reboot into recovery via "adb reboot recovery" it goes in no problem.
-If I power my device off and hold the buttons down to open bootloader, then chose load recovery, it gets stuck everytime.
-It also gets stuck trying to boot up to android sometime, not just going into recovery
-The only fix while it is stuck is to hold down buttons and load bootloader, then type: "fastboot reboot"
The only part of the unlock/root process that gave me an issue was the recovery backup command:
mv recovery-from-boot.p recovery-from-boot.bak
But recovery is always there, just sometimes it gets stuck trying to get to it...
What is happening?
This was already answered. No need to make duplicate threads.
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veeman said:
This was already answered. No need to make duplicate threads.
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would have been nicer, and just as easy, to have linked your own response from the other thread
veeman said:
There is a bug in the boot loader that requires you to be plugged into a computer to access recovery via the power button+ volume buttons method.
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simms22 said:
would have been nicer, and just as easy, to have linked your own response from the other thread
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I'm on the tapatalk app and it's a pain in the ass to go hunting for the other thread. And I'm pretty sure he saw my reply in the other thread anyway.
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veeman said:
I'm on the tapatalk app and it's a pain in the ass to go hunting for the other thread. And I'm pretty sure he saw my reply in the other thread anyway.
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lmao.. you posted into that thread a minute before you posted into this one, why do you think i noticed http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=31018108&postcount=5
simms22 said:
lmao.. you posted into that thread a minute before you posted into this one, why do you think i noticed http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=31018108&postcount=5
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Does it even matter? I answered his question. You can't expect me to go spoon feeding him answers when it's already been answered.
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I can't use the link wasup
After i tryed flashing kaos droid i think ive managed to brick my nexus 7. It just boots into cwm v6.0.1.0. Ive tryed a number of times holding down the power and the volume buttons together and i CANT get into the bootloader ): . No matter what i do it just boots into the recovery even if i flash another rom it goes back to cwm. I dont know what to do please help? I cant even shut the screen off its been in cwm for over 3 hours now \:
And i was rooted and unlocked before this. Tab was working fine till i flashed kaos droid
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Just use recovery to restore your backup.
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This is about the 15th post I've seen this week about someone screwing up their n7. If there already isn't one there needs to be a step by step video for the correct way to unlock, root, and flash Roms. I suggest others read heavily before doing any flashing. Its bad enough the boot loader is already screwy.
The toolkit does everything for you. All in one method and you're done.
I'm sure its his .img
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I had this problem happen with my Xoom.
Boot into the bootloader from recovery. There should be an option to do so.
In the bootloader flash a different recovery.
Then reinstall your ROM. It should boot.
If that doesn't work I would suggest flashing the stock images in fastboot and starting over.
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El Daddy said:
I had this problem happen with my Xoom.
Boot into the bootloader from recovery. There should be an option to do so.
In the bootloader flash a different recovery.
Then reinstall your ROM. It should boot.
If that doesn't work I would suggest flashing the stock images in fastboot and starting over.
I will try using the toolbox but i dont think i have access to fastboot from the recovery? I mean im telling you guys my screen has been on for over 4 hours because it just reboots and wont turn off.
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I can not boot into the bootloader my nexus 7 boots directly into cwm. I tryed wiping caches, wiping system, formating everything, restoring a nandroid, flashing another rom..... Nothing is working
When i get home. To my computeer im going to try using the toolkit hopefully it works
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nemesis93 said:
I can not boot into the bootloader my nexus 7 boots directly into cwm. I tryed wiping caches, wiping system, formating everything, restoring a nandroid, flashing another rom..... Nothing is working
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I had a similar problem on my og evo. Try seeing if you can flash the recovery from a computer while booted into cwm. Then it'll reboot into new recovery, you flash rom, and you stop sharding your pants
nemesis93 said:
I can not boot into the bootloader my nexus 7 boots directly into cwm. I tryed wiping caches, wiping system, formating everything, restoring a nandroid, flashing another rom..... Nothing is working
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Even choosing "reboot bootloader" in recovery?
If that doesn't work, connect to you your computer and using adb type the command
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
kieso said:
This is about the 15th post I've seen this week about someone screwing up their n7. If there already isn't one there needs to be a step by step video for the correct way to unlock, root, and flash Roms. I suggest others read heavily before doing any flashing. Its bad enough the boot loader is already screwy.
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And to you sir I have read and watched other videos/tutorials whatever you may call them. I post on here as a last resort when "i dont know what to do". I cant understand people who post but dont really have nothing helpful to say about the topic. All im asking for is some help please and thank you
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El Daddy said:
Even choosing "reboot bootloader" in recovery?
If that doesn't work, connect to you your computer and using adb type the command
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
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I dont have a reboot bootloader option but when i go to reboot system it goes straight into cwm like i said.
Also fastboot/adb is not working. When i run a command it says "waiting for device" on my computer
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On a side note, i had tryed everything i formated the sd in cwm and now it appears on cwm as if theres "No files found" but on my computer everything i had previously is still there.
So there is a connection to the storage part of the device but not adb or fastboot
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nemesis93 said:
I dont have a reboot bootloader option but when i go to reboot system it goes straight into cwm like i said.
Also fastboot/adb is not working. When i run a command it says "waiting for device" on my computer
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Hmmm. You should have a working adb while booted into a custom recovery. Are your drivers installed correctly?
Also, the reason why you computer sees the files is because with mtp it caches the files.
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El Daddy said:
Even choosing "reboot bootloader" in recovery?
If that doesn't work, connect to you your computer and using adb type the command
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
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So far i got adb to work finally! Happy im making some progress.
Now im able to boot into the bootloader so i can run fastboot commands. I currently have NO rom whatsoever installed so im waiting to flash the stock rom using the toolkit. Thank you for your help
Also when i booted into twrp it said i had 3% battery left lol so im just hoping it will work now.
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OP will stop making threads like this if people stop recommending toolkits......................
And definition of brick is beyond repair - unable to boot up, e.g. Black screen when power button is pressed, not even the Google screen.
Will the next nexus have a longer screen?
Mach3.2 said:
OP will stop making threads like this if people stop recommending toolkits......................
And definition of brick is beyond repair - unable to boot up, e.g. Black screen when power button is pressed, not even the Google screen.
Will the next nexus have a longer screen?
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Well it was beyond repair for the moment being if i did NOT have access to adb, fastboot, nor the Bootloader i said that three times already.
But whatever i finally got adb to work and was able to fastboot flash a stock image. Thank you so much el daddy for your help i really appreciate it.
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nemesis93 said:
Well it was beyond repair for the moment being if i did NOT have access to adb, fastboot, nor the Bootloader i said that three times already.
But whatever i finally got adb to work and was able to fastboot flash a stock image. Thank you so much el daddy for your help i really appreciate it.
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No problem. I'm glad you got it to work.
And thank you for flashing with fastboot and not a toolkit
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No problem. I'm glad you got it to work.
And thank you for flashing with fastboot and not a toolkit
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Yeah i tryed at first because i was lazy and it didnt work so i did it through fastboot.
Thanks again
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Glad you got it working
nemesis93 said:
And to you sir I have read and watched other videos/tutorials whatever you may call them. I post on here as a last resort when "i dont know what to do". I cant understand people who post but dont really have nothing helpful to say about the topic. All im asking for is some help please and thank you
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Sorry I wasn't trying to bust your stones. I haven't rooted yet because of all of the posts like yours. I've just seen more problems with flashing on this device then any other that I have with my past Droid devices. What we really need is apx (spelling?) Drivers and n7 files for a sure fire recovery from any disaster
Hopefully I don't have to start another thread.
I too think I bricked my Nexus 7.
I was having trouble and I accidentally cleared a file from the System UI app (its a system required app) which caused me to loose the 3 buttons on the bitten of the screen.
So I went to CWM to do a restore which said it failed.
After that it would not boot.
Its just stuck with the Google logo on the screen.
I held down the power up & down volume buttons and I get a screen that gives me that START button on the top right of the screen with the text in small size on the bottom left.
I can use the up and down volume to make the start button change to recovery mode or bootloader but activating them just goes to Google logo.
Can I recover or is it totally lost?
I also don't remember if I left the Nexus 7 in Debug mode which is usually required to perform custom Roms
Thanks
Rob
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So here is my dilemma. I was having problems with my Google apps for whatever reason. Manually updated to 4.2 and still has the same problems. Did a factory reset and the problems went away. Decided I wanted to get rid of root and relock the bootloader since I'm going to give her thus one because I'm upgrading to the 32GB model. Wanted to get rid of the superuser icon in the app drawer mainly. I went to googles site and downloaded the factory images for 4.2. Used it in conjunction with the nexus 7 toolkit. Long story short for whatever reason the process didn't complete. Pretty sure I don't have a factory image at all at this point. I tried to use the nexus 7 toolkit but of course now it won't see my device. My tablet is still unlocked. I'm assuming I'm going to have to manually push the image to the phone. If any body can start me off in the right direction it will be greatly appreciated. Especially if someone were able to provide links to the info I may need. In the mean time I'm looking around on Google. Haven't found anything concrete yet. As a side note if anyone could tell me how to actually turn off the tablet do I can preserve the battery it would be appreciated. I can only get it to show fast boot mode or the Google screen. Can't power down.
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Nexus 7 toolkit?
Fastboot mode?
That's all you need.
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Alejandrissimo said:
Nexus 7 toolkit?
Fastboot mode?
That's all you need.
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Dunno... after trying to update yesterday, twrp, cwm, stock wasn't having it, had to put stock boot loader back on, everything wiped, not a problem....nandroid backup....toolkit shows it working but nothing, toolkit said everything was there....only unlock and root worked, everything else was borked.
And I had to use Windows for the tool kit. Doh.
Toolkit has been a bane for me, finally got 4.2 using root keeper.
Off-topic.... maybe.
Lesson learnt... definitely.
Motorola Atrix (AOKP JB)
Nexus 7 (Stock+ Root)
Desire HD ~ overheating rebooting.
N900 ~ usb broken off.
Alejandrissimo said:
Nexus 7 toolkit?
Fastboot mode?
That's all you need.
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Can't use the toolkit bcuz it doesn't see my device. Can't enable USB debugging. Unless there is a way around that?
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So im trying to fix my cousin nexus 4 but i tried everything to get boot but it won't past the boot screen. I adb several roms to it but it stays the same. I did notice there was no files at all whatsoever. I gonna try to factory reset it with a toolkit soon but at the moment has anyone encounter this issue?
xXghostXx313 said:
So im trying to fix my cousin nexus 4 but i tried everything to get boot but it won't past the boot screen. I adb several roms to it but it stays the same. I did notice there was no files at all whatsoever. I gonna try to factory reset it with a toolkit soon but at the moment has anyone encounter this issue?
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Have you tried flashing the stock factory image?
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images?hl=fr-FR#occam
A guide how to
Toolkits are a bunch of shortcuts with a chance something might go wrong. Don't use toolkits. Follow what mrhiab said. And remember to wipe/format each partition first.
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gravitysandwich said:
Toolkits are a bunch of shortcuts with a chance something might go wrong. Don't use toolkits. Follow what mrhiab said. And remember to wipe/format each partition first.
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Yeah I know toolkits are bad but it probably would of been my last choice and I gonna try to flash the stock image later to see if that will do.
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I've aquired this Nexus 4 from a friend who has somehow wiped the recovery and rom, I can boot into fastboot, but that's it, if I go to the recovery option through fast boot it gives me the android with the exclamation point, implying there is no functional recovery.
So! I've finally borrowed a friends laptop and am having trouble getting fastboot setup, Drivers/Fastboot has always been my downfall.
I recently used this same computer to root a nexus 5 so I should have proper **** for that, would that work? can anyone maybe help me out a little.
I check device manager (Windows 7) and there's no category that has anything to do with the nexus 4 or removable devices. I've tried installing drivers a couple different ways, but am having no luck of course. I would try to delete the previously installed drivers but I have no entry to device manager to click, The only will only boot as far as fastboot so I'm just kinda stuck as fastboot hasn't really been my thing, I have fastboot.exe on this pc from previous use, I tried to go to the folder and "open command prompt here" and type adb devices to see if it would show the device and got nothing so I'm kinda lost, someone please help me out as I only have this laptop for as long as my friend is here and theres no others near to me use. Please and thank you
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I check device manager (Windows 7) and there's no category that has anything to do with the nexus 4 or removable devices. I've tried installing drivers a couple different ways, but am having no luck of course. I would try to delete the previously installed drivers but I have no entry to device manager to click, The only will only boot as far as fastboot so I'm just kinda stuck as fastboot hasn't really been my thing, I have fastboot.exe on this pc from previous use, I tried to go to the folder and "open command prompt here" and type adb devices to see if it would show the device and got nothing so I'm kinda lost, someone please help me out as I only have this laptop for as long as my friend is here and theres no others near to me use. Please and thank you
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If you can only boot into fastboot use fastboot devices, not adb. adb only works in recovery. Adb and fastboot are different
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Thank you so much. If you're really nice will you subscribe to this thread and help me out a little more.
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Shponglized said:
Thank you so much. If you're really nice will you subscribe to this thread and help me out a little more.
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What are you trying to do?
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What are you trying to do?
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You'll probably need to flash the factory image, get it from here https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
Un- zip it and inside you'll see a flash-all.bat. while you're booted into the bootloader double click on the bat.
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My thoughts are since the recovery is screwed I just need get fastboot functional and flash a recovery, I'm a custom ROM kinda guy. So if that's all I need than cool, (I currently have a nexus 5) I know mako has other bootloaders and radios and **** and I'm not sure exactly what version of android this is on or anything. Bit my situation is definitely having a phone that'll only go to fastboot, when I try to boot regularly it just sits at the Google logo.
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My thoughts are since the recovery is screwed I just need get fastboot functional and flash a recovery, I'm a custom ROM kinda guy. So if that's all I need than cool, (I currently have a nexus 5) I know mako has other bootloaders and radios and **** and I'm not sure exactly what version of android this is on or anything. Bit my situation is definitely having a phone that'll only go to fastboot, when I try to boot regularly it just sits at the Google logo.
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Not sure if just flashing the recovery will work, but download the factory image and unzip it. Inside is another zip, unzip that too. There you'll find the recovery.img
In fastboot use fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
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Thanks a lot man. I can't get the damn laptop charger to work now so I can't even get it on!! But still thanks.
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Okay, I'm about to hand the phone off to a noob whom has a PC, and link him this thread, what all will I have to do/download/install to be able to properly use a fastboot command?
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Okay, I'm about to hand the phone off to a noob whom has a PC, and link him this thread, what all will I have to do/download/install to be able to properly use a fastboot command?
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Google tool 15 second adb xda
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So I really don't need any commands, I just need fastboot functional and to double click the flash all file (with phone connected and in fastboot) afterwards I can handle installing a recovery.
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So I really don't need any commands, I just need fastboot functional and to double click the flash all file (with phone connected and in fastboot) afterwards I can handle installing a recovery.
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If all you want to do is flash the factory image just use the flash-all.bat that's inside the factory image. Extract the image then with you device in fastboot mode and connected to the pc, just double click the batch file
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jd1639 said:
If all you want to do is flash the factory image just use the flash-all.bat that's inside the factory image. Extract the image then with you device in fastboot mode and connected to the pc, just double click the batch file
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Also, when you've booted into recovery and you have that dead droid, have you hit the vol up key? This'll probably get you into recovery
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That did get me into the stock recovery. Which I did a factory reset in there for ****s and giggles but it still sits at the Google logo (not a surprise) this phone used to be on PA, with CWM. And all that. What do you think he did to it? Haha
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Actually. It eventually went to the boot animation. But the "stock" android one. It just might boot after a while, I dont know.
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That did get me into the stock recovery. Which I did a factory reset in there for ****s and giggles but it still sits at the Google logo (not a surprise) this phone used to be on PA, with CWM. And all that. What do you think he did to it? Haha
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Not sure what he did. I would flash the factory image and start over again. Google nexus 4 custom recovery xda. That should get you everything you need to get rooted and running custom roms again
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I definitely plan on flashing the factory image but I don't have a PC handy and my friend has an evil dog. So I'll have to just hope that he can succeed once I hand it off.
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Success by the way. Thanks a lot.
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Success by the way. Thanks a lot.
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Your welcome
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Alright, I'm gonna wake this back up, I've had the nexus 4 for a while and have just been using the stock modem becuse when I tried to hybrid ones I'd either lose mobile data or the phone would sit at the splash screen for at least 10 minutes before booting.
Which modem should I be using?
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I have a nexus 4. On 4.4.2 running a very recent cyanogenmod nightly however I usually run pa, I can't really think of any other relevant information to give you to help.
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