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[Q] MYT4G recovery mode

how do you put the myt4G in to recovery mode?

Wow not to be rude but did you try the search button......hold down the power button and the volume down button at the same time while the phone is off. The select recovery
Sent from my icy cold glacier freezing every phone in its path

i did and i tried search by looking up hbooting myt4g recovery mode couldn't find nothing i even googled it and found this method your giving me but for some reason when i hold down home and power then let go of power button it fastboots..

but now i realized its the vol button i was looking at the myt3G recovery...thank you.

this is not working for me BTW.... can anyone else help out?

l0uisz said:
this is not working for me BTW.... can anyone else help out?
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You have to have fastboot unselected before it will work. I'm looking into rooting my wife's mt4g, and that took me forever to figure out.
I have a vibrant, so I'm new around these parts. Still doing my research before taking the plunge.

lol! wow thanks i wouldve never figured that out hah! yea well this is very helpful here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=858996 hoping that you know how to use ADB of course =) now i am ready to root !
OH! btw how do you get off recovery mode ? do u just pull the batt out?

l0uisz said:
lol! wow thanks i wouldve never figured that out hah! yea well this is very helpful here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=858996 hoping that you know how to use ADB of course =) now i am ready to root !
OH! btw how do you get off recovery mode ? do u just pull the batt out?
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factory recovery image? that i am aware of, yes. but i might be incorrect on that.

bnielsen40 said:
You have to have fastboot unselected before it will work. I'm looking into rooting my wife's mt4g, and that took me forever to figure out.
I have a vibrant, so I'm new around these parts. Still doing my research before taking the plunge.
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Please use the term quick boot when referring to the reboot option that does not fully restart the phone.
Use 'fastboot' to refer to the low level utility / protocol that allows image (ROM,etc) flashing via USB

l0uisz said:
lol! wow thanks i wouldve never figured that out hah! yea well this is very helpful here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=858996 hoping that you know how to use ADB of course =) now i am ready to root !
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No problem (clicky the thanks button ). I was actually leaning toward this method: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=834225. I'm still trying to determine the difference between it and the one you linked. The main purpose will not be really to flash any roms (she likes the stock), but to resolve some minor issues she has w/ her device. For example, her market fc's every time it updates - it's getting old to have to uninstall updates before she can even access the market. So I'm wanting to root so I can use TB to freeze the market updater.
cal3thousand said:
Please use the term quick boot when referring to the reboot option that does not fully restart the phone.
Use 'fastboot' to refer to the low level utility / protocol that allows image (ROM,etc) flashing via USB
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Aha...see this is the stuff I need to learn - I simply used that term b/c it's what was in the reboot option. So it sounds like "fastboot" is the same as Downloading mode on my vibrant, correct? In other words, roms can be flashed via either clockwork or a usb connection to a computer while the device is in fastboot...?
I need to find a tutorial that explains the basics for the mt4g. It's a pretty different animal than my vibrant. I'm creating my own flashable mods for my vibrant, yet I pick up my wife's mt4g and I'm back to square one. Fruustratting!

If you already flashed it, Power Off > Hold Vol Down + Power until booted > Vol Down to recovery and select

bnielsen40 said:
No problem (clicky the thanks button ). I was actually leaning toward this method: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=834225. I'm still trying to determine the difference between it and the one you linked. The main purpose will not be really to flash any roms (she likes the stock), but to resolve some minor issues she has w/ her device. For example, her market fc's every time it updates - it's getting old to have to uninstall updates before she can even access the market. So I'm wanting to root so I can use TB to freeze the market updater.
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thats what i want i don't want to deal with flashing roms and all that crap lol i just want ROOT and keep it stock i just better not forget to UNroot before accepting an OTA update lol

hey i'am successfully rooted now with stock ROM! with the link i gave you! i think you should use the one i gave you its more detailed that the one you linked to me...theres a few things missing there in your link.

Bootloader

Can someone help me get into bootloader? I was able to get into it perfectly fine up until the point where I followed efrant steps to do a factory reset and I flashed TWRP 2.6.1.0 now, I can't even get into the bootloader holding the down volume key and power key

can u get into recovery?if not does the phone even turns on?if u can get into recovery just do "adb reboot bootloader"(this work also while android is running/booting).

opssemnik said:
can u get into recovery?if not does the phone even turns on?if u can get into recovery just do "adb reboot bootloader"(this work also while android is running/booting).
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After a few attempts (as in more than 10) it finally managed to boot into bootloader.
Thanks for helping out

texaslittleangel said:
After a few attempts (as in more than 10) it finally managed to boot into bootloader.
Thanks for helping out
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so you went the factory img route i see

simms22 said:
so you went the factory img route i see
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yup
I think i could have pulled out the file I needed had I read yesterday afternoon about Wugs' tool. It says it can pull files (having the phone with debugging on, which I did).... You live you learn
Out of sheer spite, I am off to the Nutcracker market
@simms22 you were awesome. Thanks again for your help and patience.

texaslittleangel said:
yup
I think i could have pulled out the file I needed had I read yesterday afternoon about Wugs' tool. It says it can pull files (having the phone with debugging on, which I did).... You live you learn
Out of sheer spite, I am off to the Nutcracker market
@simms22 you were awesome. Thanks again for your help and patience.
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nutcracker market? sounds like fun! at least it sounds christmasy

Phone does not boot after OTA (rooted phone) URGENT

Hi all,
As mentioned in the title, an update from LG came for my 802 and suddenly, it booted and entered TWRP.
Now, it always goes back to TWRP. Anyone knows how I can solve this or boot normally again?
Thx,
Xiribi

TWRP, that's the problem.
Custom recovery and OTA will be end like this.
Easy fix here

Xenovias said:
TWRP, that's the problem.
Custom recovery and OTA will be end like this.
Easy fix here
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Will this reset the phone?
Don't want to lose all the data

Xenovias said:
TWRP, that's the problem.
Custom recovery and OTA will be end like this.
Easy fix here
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but when i do this fix is the ota update then installed?
Edit: the update is not installed but how do i get that update installed whit cwm or other recovery?

Xenovias said:
TWRP, that's the problem.
Custom recovery and OTA will be end like this.
Easy fix here
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Unfortunatelly this did not solve the problem.
Keeps in a bootloop now and nothing happen.
Anyone remenbers where I can find the ADB thread to restore the phone?
When I try now I get an error that the ADB shell is is error: closed.
I'm looking for a way to put an image back on the phone.
THX guys.

Xiribi said:
Unfortunatelly this did not solve the problem.
Keeps in a bootloop now and nothing happen.
Anyone remenbers where I can find the ADB thread to restore the phone?
When I try now I get an error that the ADB shell is is error: closed.
I'm looking for a way to put an image back on the phone.
THX guys.
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Use the terminal command if you can't use ADB... might work?
That's what I did, because AT&T stops giving you the option to not update after a couple times, and then I got stuck like you.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2582142
please learn to search and read before doing stuff on your precious phone

FiendFyre said:
Use the terminal command if you can't use ADB... might work?
That's what I did, because AT&T stops giving you the option to not update after a couple times, and then I got stuck like you.
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i did use the terminal and got into the boot loop.
Cannot perform any operation trough command because it gives me an error saying that the adb shell is error closed.
I'm now trying something else with some LG tools I found here. Hope it works, if it does, I'll repost the link here.

Xiribi said:
i did use the terminal and got into the boot loop.
Cannot perform any operation trough command because it gives me an error saying that the adb shell is error closed.
I'm now trying something else with some LG tools I found here. Hope it works, if it does, I'll repost the link here.
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I'm not sure what happened for you, because the terminal command worked for me... maybe you mistyped it, or maybe you had a slightly different problem or something. Not sure.

Guys,
I finnaly managed to have my device working.
Trough ADB shell and then trough ADB I was able to copy a downloaded ROM (FLEX rom) to the device and installed it.
After a couple of hours, all is OK.
THANK YOU ALL FOR THE HELP AND INFO!!! (PS: sorry for the caps)

Continual Boot to TWRP [T-Mo]

So for the first time in my history of Android's since the G1 I've finally bricked a phone. Apparently there was an OTA for the T-Mo devices and I managed to hamfist my notification and accept it.
Needless to say I'm now stuck permanently booting into TWRP. I've tried some various troubleshooting methods including doing what I thought was a successful sideload of the TMo-Stock-Rooted Rom. It showed a successful push and ran through the install but I got a message kicked back saying "No OS installed". Now I've seen other users receive this same message and after rebooting anyway they got their ROM to boot.
No such luck for me, after it reboots (post sideload install) it shows system as unmounted and then just boots back into recovery ad nauseum...I'm really at a loss here folks.

Have you already tried this?...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2451696

redduc900 said:
Have you already tried this?...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2451696
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Hadn't tried it previously but I just attempted to run the ADB command and it still boots into TWRP. I'm not sure if those commands worked or not however. I got a big wall of text in terminal after the second command.
FWIW, on every reboot System is unmounted (Data & Cache remain mounted) but I can check it. Seems that it's irrelevant whether its checked or not.
Tried a sideload using the Stock Rooted 110G image and still nothing. Sideload appears to go, and install goes through without error but reboots only into TWRP with System unmounted.

k4ylr said:
Hadn't tried it previously but I just attempted to run the ADB command and it still boots into TWRP. I'm not sure if those commands worked or not however. I got a big wall of text in terminal after the second command.
FWIW, on every reboot System is unmounted (Data & Cache remain mounted) but I can check it. Seems that it's irrelevant whether its checked or not.
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can you get the phone to shut off and stay off. If you can then simply put it in download mode and use LG flash tool to flash stock rom back on. Please let me know if this is an option if not I will try and figure out something else

joewaz said:
can you get the phone to shut off and stay off. If you can then simply put it in download mode and use LG flash tool to flash stock rom back on. Please let me know if this is an option if not I will try and figure out something else
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I can get it to shut off and stay off no problem. I'm on OSX at the moment and likely won't be able to get to a PC until the 9th. I'll definitely give the LG Flash tool method a try when I can.

k4ylr said:
I can get it to shut off and stay off no problem. I'm on OSX at the moment and likely won't be able to get to a PC until the 9th. I'll definitely give the LG Flash tool method a try when I can.
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yes I am afraid you are stuck in till you can get to a real man's computer lol. I'm just kidding though my girlfriend has a stupid Apple and I was stuck with the same problem I had to drive 50 miles to where I used to live to pick up my laptop to fix this. But the LG flash tool works like a charm and you will not have any problems. Just make sure that you read the procedure for the Verizon phone. If you are not surelookup the forum wink Link

joewaz said:
yes I am afraid you are stuck in till you can get to a real man's computer lol. I'm just kidding though my girlfriend has a stupid Apple and I was stuck with the same problem I had to drive 50 miles to where I used to live to pick up my laptop to fix this. But the LG flash tool works like a charm and you will not have any problems. Just make sure that you read the procedure for the Verizon phone. If you are not surelookup the forum wink Link
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Haha I hear you. I moved recently and the apt I'm in doesn't have ethernet drops so I had to order up a PCI wireless nic card =\ I'll dig around for the LG flash tool guides and see what I can learn.
I was hesitant to even flash a recovery because of how ass backwards LG made it for us in the first place =\

k4ylr said:
Haha I hear you. I moved recently and the apt I'm in doesn't have ethernet drops so I had to order up a PCI wireless nic card =\ I'll dig around for the LG flash tool guides and see what I can learn.
I was hesitant to even flash a recovery because of how ass backwards LG made it for us in the first place =\
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brother I feel your pain. But when you get everything all situated I will tell you the easiest way to install a backup recovery program. It is an app in the App Market called free GEE... One click and bam you have a backup lol.. You may want to use freegee to make sure twrp is installed right.. It will just over write all the files and correct any wrongs... Freegee.. Remember that!!

k4ylr said:
So for the first time in my history of Android's since the G1 I've finally bricked a phone. Apparently there was an OTA for the T-Mo devices and I managed to hamfist my notification and accept it.
Needless to say I'm now stuck permanently booting into TWRP. I've tried some various troubleshooting methods including doing what I thought was a successful sideload of the TMo-Stock-Rooted Rom. It showed a successful push and ran through the install but I got a message kicked back saying "No OS installed". Now I've seen other users receive this same message and after rebooting anyway they got their ROM to boot.
No such luck for me, after it reboots (post sideload install) it shows system as unmounted and then just boots back into recovery ad nauseum...I'm really at a loss here folks.
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No worries friend! I almost went crazy last night trying to find a fix!! Here what fixed mine!
You need to be EXTREMELY CAUTIOUS when typing this in:
Go to Advanced in TWRP and run Terminal
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/fota
then hit go
after it pushes through again type:
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/misc
then hit enter and reboot.

coldcrush390 said:
No worries friend! I almost went crazy last night trying to find a fix!! Here what fixed mine!
You need to be EXTREMELY CAUTIOUS when typing this in:
Go to Advanced in TWRP and run Terminal
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/fota
then hit go
after it pushes through again type:
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/misc
then hit enter and reboot.
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Are those commands pushable through ADB? For whatever reason when I get to the Terminal Command through TWRP it wants me to navigate to a different directory and there's no command line to type things in. I've always been a CWM flash a .zip kinda guy so digging into ADB is all new for me.

coldcrush390 said:
no worries friend! I almost went crazy last night trying to find a fix!! Here what fixed mine!
You need to be extremely cautious when typing this in:
Go to advanced in twrp and run terminal
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/fota
then hit go
after it pushes through again type:
Dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/misc
then hit enter and reboot.
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this worked perfectly!!! Thanks sooooo much!!!!!!!!!!!

k4ylr said:
Are those commands pushable through ADB? For whatever reason when I get to the Terminal Command through TWRP it wants me to navigate to a different directory and there's no command line to type things in. I've always been a CWM flash a .zip kinda guy so digging into ADB is all new for me.
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Don't navigate anywhere, I thought the same thing just tap on select below and follow the commands. Take your time doing it and don't rush!
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jwagman1 said:
this worked perfectly!!! Thanks sooooo much!!!!!!!!!!!
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Your welcome

What about if your in CWR? How can I bring my wife's phone? It tried to update itself and I'm stuck on recovery

coldcrush390 said:
Don't navigate anywhere, I thought the same thing just tap on select below and follow the commands. Take your time doing it and don't rush!
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Ran the terminal side commands, got to LG Splash and we're sitting there now. We'll see how long it sits or if it's a boot loop.
**EDIT**
10 minutes sitting at the LG splash no go. I managed to snag an interim wifi adapter for my desktop so I'm going to try the Flash tool posted from earlier and see if it works.

Update
I was able to bring the phone back with those commands using adb thank you guys for your help.

djeddieone said:
How can I do this on add? What would be the commands on adb? I'm on CWR so I can't use twrp
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Can't say for sure, I had seen some to run this way:
adb shell
then the 2 lines of prompt. I'm stuck on a boot loop so I'm trying to get the Flash Tool method to work. I should have not messed with G2 in retrospect lol, way too little support and far too big of a PITA to bother.

coldcrush390 said:
No worries friend! I almost went crazy last night trying to find a fix!! Here what fixed mine!
You need to be EXTREMELY CAUTIOUS when typing this in:
Go to Advanced in TWRP and run Terminal
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/fota
then hit go
after it pushes through again type:
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/misc
then hit enter and reboot.
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This worked for me. I tried several other methods from other threads but could not complete them for various reasons.
This also is the simplest method as it installed the update without my having to download it again.

djeddieone said:
Update
I was able to bring the phone back with those commands using adb thank you guys for your help.
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Did you have any driver issues? I'm stuck in the same situation booting just to ClockworkMod Recovery after an attempted OTA update. Can't connect to Win7 because driver can't configure properly even with the latest drivers installed. Connects file with my wife's working LG G2 so I know the drivers are right. Also tried to get into download mode with no luck. I'm stuck. Does anyone know how to get pass this?

Problem fixed!!!!
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Did you have any driver issues? I'm stuck in the same situation booting just to ClockworkMod Recovery after an attempted OTA update. Can't connect to Win7 because driver can't configure properly even with the latest drivers installed. Connects file with my wife's working LG G2 so I know the drivers are right. Also tried to get into download mode with no luck. I'm stuck. Does anyone know how to get pass this?
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OK. Finally got it working. Wish I had figured it out before I factory reset my phone. My main issue was the driver. Even though I had the right LG drivers installed, it just would not recognize it properly. Here is what I had to do after a failed device configuration.
- Go to Computer Management and find the failed device and Update Driver.
- Choose to manually select device and then select Have Disk.
- Find and select \Program Files (x86)\LG Electronics\LG VZW United Driver\64BitADB\lgandadb.inf (Tried the other xxxadb.inf files but none worked)
- When the list of devices is presented, scroll down and select LGE Mobile Server Single ADB Interface
Your device should now be recognized by adb. Follow the steps provided by others above in this thread and you should be good to go. Worked for me. Good luck.
Thank you all for the great knowledge base. Saved me $500!!! ::good:

vs995 stuck on verizon logo after starting step 3

i pressed step 3 and all the command windows closed and my v20 rebooted. However it is stuck on the verizon loading logo. Any one know how to fix?

jccspeed said:
i pressed step 3 and all the command windows closed and my v20 rebooted. However it is stuck on the verizon loading logo. Any one know how to fix?
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You didn't read the guide.

me2151 said:
You didn't read the guide.
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I don't get what I did wrong. And when I said the command windows closed I meant step3 ran through and when it finished it closed out all of the existing command prompts including the runmefirst prompt and then the V20 got stuck into the Verizon logo.

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You didn't read the guide.
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I actually just browsed the guide so I could point him towards the part where you discuss flashing "boot2.img" and I didnt see it. Did you remove it?

jccspeed said:
I don't get what I did wrong. And when I said the command windows closed I meant step3 ran through and when it finished it closed out all of the existing command prompts including the runmefirst prompt and then the V20 got stuck into the Verizon logo.
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See below.
bond32 said:
I actually just browsed the guide so I could point him towards the part where you discuss flashing "boot2.img" and I didnt see it. Did you remove it?
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me2151 said:
5) During reboot you will get a Red Triangle with a "!" inside, this is normal (First boot after flashing SuperSu will show the Red triangle twice.Wait for system to boot (this will take awhile). It may appear like the system has frozen but it has not. JUST WAIT!
*****VERIZON USERS******
It has come to my attention that some users have encountered abnormally long first boot time(over 20 minutes before first time setup)
To resolve this issue:
Boot into bootloader by pulling the battery and reinserting it and holding VOL- and phugging in the phone. then typing:
Code:
fastboot flash boot boot2.img
fastboot reboot
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Wasn't removed

I swear I looked at that like 20 times. I'm getting too freaking old, sorry!

bond32 said:
I swear I looked at that like 20 times. I'm getting too freaking old, sorry!
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See below.
Wasn't removed
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Well ive seen that but where would i type in this command. I also wasn't at the point where i flash supersu because it wouldnt boot to twrp

that command is from fastboot(bootloader)

jccspeed said:
Well ive seen that but where would i type in this command. I also wasn't at the point where i flash supersu because it wouldnt boot to twrp
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and yes im sorta a noob (only rooted a g3 before) but what is and where would my "active adb directory be

me2151 said:
that command is from fastboot(bootloader)
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sorry if i sound like an idiot but how do i type that into the bootloader

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See below.
Wasn't removed
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i did this after trying root the second time. It said could not load boot2 and when i rebooted it it is still not booting up

jccspeed said:
and yes im sorta a noob (only rooted a g3 before) but what is and where would my "active adb directory be
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Did you get it working? I asked the same thing.. Pm if do so you. Can walk my butt through it..please

d73jester said:
Did you get it working? I asked the same thing.. Pm if do so you. Can walk my butt through it..please
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well i learned where the active adb directory is (C:\adb) and i moved everything there but my phone bootlooped on the same part. For some reason the people who know how to do this are being irritating and giving very vague answers. If you find out how to fix then pm me cuz im probably going to stop trying until a new method is released by a nicer dev

jccspeed said:
well i learned where the active adb directory is (C:\adb) and i moved everything there but my phone bootlooped on the same part. For some reason the people who know how to do this are being irritating and giving very vague answers. If you find out how to fix then pm me cuz im probably going to stop trying until a new method is released by a nicer dev
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I got stuck on the 3rd step too man. I left it overnight hoping it would finally start up only to wake up and find it still vibrating. What I ended up doing was flashing the NRD 90M Modded not so stock ROM and was finally able to get my phone to boot up after 5min and it has been working great since. Heres the link. https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/development/vs995-vzw-nrd90m-modded-notsostock-rom-t3525864

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I got stuck on the 3rd step too man. I left it overnight hoping it would finally start up only to wake up and find it still vibrating. What I ended up doing was flashing the NRD 90M Modded not so stock ROM and was finally able to get my phone to boot up after 5min and it has been working great since. Heres the link. https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/development/vs995-vzw-nrd90m-modded-notsostock-rom-t3525864
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how did you manage to flash it if it was stuck on the verizon logo?

jccspeed said:
well i learned where the active adb directory is (C:\adb) and i moved everything there but my phone bootlooped on the same part. For some reason the people who know how to do this are being irritating and giving very vague answers. If you find out how to fix then pm me cuz im probably going to stop trying until a new method is released by a nicer dev
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I wasn't really being vague. I told you exactly what you needed to do. Another method isn't coming out any time soon. And the reason why I may not seem "Nice" is because people don't know how to read a thread through where stuff like this IS ALREADY ANSWERED MULTIPLE TIMES. If you don't even know how to input commands through fastboot(bootloader) you really should NOT have tried this. Thats why I stopped posting replies to you. Im sorry but just read the thread...

me2151 said:
I wasn't really being vague. I told you exactly what you needed to do. Another method isn't coming out any time soon. And the reason why I may not seem "Nice" is because people don't know how to read a thread through where stuff like this IS ALREADY ANSWERED MULTIPLE TIMES. If you don't even know how to input commands through fastboot(bootloader) you really should NOT have tried this. Thats why I stopped posting replies to you. Im sorry but just read the thread...
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yea i know how to input bootloader commands now sorry about that i was being a little slow. I just wanna know if i could flash boot2 cuz on the op it only says to do that after it goes into twrp and i flash supersu then if it gets stuck in boot. Mine got stuck when it was rebooting before i could put the adb reboot recovery thing. So i just want to know if i can do the boot2 command before flashing supersu or if i can just reboot to recovery and flash a rom? Sorry for being rude I was just irritated in failing to root.

At this point you can just install roms. The boot2.img is mainly for first boot situations after the bootloader flashing.

jccspeed said:
how did you manage to flash it if it was stuck on the verizon logo?
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What I did is went back to step 3, the step on how to install TWRP, put the rom on an sd card and then flash from there.