Hi
My phone respnds to minimal adb and fastboot and has factory recovery but hangs at 49%. how do I flash everything back to phone to get it working again, can t get into twrp , only have fats boot and factory recovery screen access. I am new to android and need full guide and what I type into fastboot and what I need aswell
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Hi,
I really need some help on this one. I wiped everything using TWRP recovery in preparation of installing a custom ROM.
I then realised I forgot to transfer the custom rom to my phone! When I went to reboot the system it says "No OS installed! Are you sure you want to reboot?"
No it's stuck on the google logo.
Is there a way to see if any Rom is still installed on on my phone or if it deleted my stock rom also?
I tried to push the rom through adb but it says error read only.
Also USB debugging is not enabled but I can't boot to enable it.
Please help.
Thanks
Go into fastboot and ensure your fastboot devices command shows your s/n. If so then grab the stock image from xda and flash it.
fastboot flash bootloader BOOTLOADERNAME.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash radio RADIONAME.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot -w update IMAGENAME.zip
Alternatively, using ADB.
from command prompt: adb remount
adb push <FILE PATH> /sdcard/0/
Boot into recovery (I use CWM) and then install it.
Thanks for the quick reply.
I managed to solve it by using the instructions in this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2010312
It's all in fastboot so I had no problems
Problem solved.
OK so phone was rooted with twrp installed. decided to update to latest ota 30b only I wiped and just flashed boot file and supersu without the actual rom. I know. now the phone goes straight into fastboot mode... I would think twrp is still installed but dont seem to be able to boot into it. I had adb and fastboot on my pc from before but havent used this in some time. if I try to open either of these the command window pops up and quickly closes.. What can I do ?.
new info: fadtboot is working in fact i have wrote a twrp recovery but still cant boot out of fastboot... adb device not listed. i reinstalled minimal adb and fastboot. help
Hey guys,
I have a problem with a bricked xiaomi redmi 2 prime.
After a bootloop i tried to fix the problem with a system reset. But this does not work
After i booted into recovery and wiped all data, the phone reboot but than nothing happend. So i tried to flash the rom with the mi flash tool, but there i get the error "remote: failed to write partition".
So i went over to the adb and fastboot programms, with fastboot i erased system, userdata, recovery, boot and then i flashed the images of this elements back on the phone (fastboot flash sayed that flashing went successfully)
Then the phone reboot, nothing happend and i can´t get into recovery mode, also adb doesn´t recognoze the phone anymore
Have you any idea what i can do to fix the phone, or can i put it into the trash?
Thanks for your help
Stop experimenting.
Does fastboot work? Do a full flash with miflash(erasing all storage)(firmware should be of your model itself)
If fastboot doesnt work,try putting in the charger with battery in,if there is any vibration,you have a chance of reviving your r2
#fingerscrossed
Ezio95 said:
Hey guys,
I have a problem with a bricked xiaomi redmi 2 prime.
After a bootloop i tried to fix the problem with a system reset. But this does not work
After i booted into recovery and wiped all data, the phone reboot but than nothing happend. So i tried to flash the rom with the mi flash tool, but there i get the error "remote: failed to write partition".
So i went over to the adb and fastboot programms, with fastboot i erased system, userdata, recovery, boot and then i flashed the images of this elements back on the phone (fastboot flash sayed that flashing went successfully)
Then the phone reboot, nothing happend and i can´t get into recovery mode, also adb doesn´t recognoze the phone anymore
Have you any idea what i can do to fix the phone, or can i put it into the trash?
Thanks for your help
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Yup actually download the latest version of miui fastboot files..paste them in the fastboot folder... Dont bother erasing you phn again(as it does erase at the time of writing new files...)And most importantly flashing only 3 files is more than enough. Flash them in the order boot.img, system.img, recovery.img and thats it. If your problem is actually not booting into fastboot then....press the volume down button and insert your usb while keeping it pressed.
Hey guys,
thanks for the answers. I tryed to flash only thees 3 files but it doesn´t change anything. fastboot works without trouble so far.
I tried multiple times the xiaomi flashing tool but this only throws errors -.-'
I will try again and keep you by the actual progress ^^
Ezio95 said:
Hey guys,
thanks for the answers. I tryed to flash only thees 3 files but it doesn´t change anything. fastboot works without trouble so far.
I tried multiple times the xiaomi flashing tool but this only throws errors -.-'
I will try again and keep you by the actual progress ^^
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If you can get the fastboot to work, you can flash recovery on your phone for good or temporarily to flash zips.
How to do it?
1.Get into fastboot on phone
2.Install minimal adb and fastboot in your computer
3.Run adb and install drivers
4.Connect your phone which should be in fastboot to computer
5.Check for devices by using "fastboot devices", if a device is listed, proceed
6.Download a custom recovery, rename the recovery img to something easy than using the full name and copy the img into the folder where minimal adb and fastboot is installed
7.Type in "fastboot flash recovery <name you gave to recovery img>.img" (img for the image format) to flash recovery permanently
OR
7.Type in "fastboot boot <recovery name>.img" to use it temporarily, this method will erase the recovery on reboot so flash whatever you want before rebooting if you're following this method.
8.Flash in your ROM zip, try stock and custom ROMs, see if you can get your phone to work
GOOD LUCK
Same error with my yureka plus (error "remote: failed to write partition"). I'm planning to buy redmi 2 prime.. . Scared if this will happen to redmi 2 prime
Hi,
When my S7 Edge boots up it jumps to twrp but it's stuck on the teamwin logo screen and does not advance to menu.
This happened after I tried to format the data partition to ext4 via twrp and it just got stuck there too so when I rebooted it landed in this situation.
Unfortunately reflashing twrp or reflashing the stock rom via ODIN does not work as COM3 is recognized but then when I press start it doesnt do anything....
Also tried the suggestion I read online of:
fastboot format cache
fastboot format userdata
These commands just get stuck on <waiting for device>.
Also tried adb shell recovery --wipe_data but it gets stuck at I:LANG: en
Any help will be much appreciated!
Thanks
This is how I solved it in the end.
With cable connected I did:
1. adb push boot.img /external_sd
2. adb shell
3. dd if=/external_sd/boot.img of=/dev/block/platform/155a0000.ufs/by-name/RECOVERY
4. fastboot format cache
5. fastboot format userdata
6. adb shell recovery --wipe_data
7. adb fastboot recovery
Notes:
The boot.img was obtained from a downloaded stock rom image and by decompressing the AP file (just open it with 7Zip) and then you need to uncompress boot.img.lz4 with 7zip zstandard (look it up)
Step 1 took sometime to run since TWRP was stuck loading using a lot of CPU as phone was really really hot!
Sometime I needed to do a adb fastboot recovery and then quickly run and rerun command in step 1 until it succeeded.
Step 6 is redundant but is there just to be safe.
After this you are booted back to a stock recovery where you can use Odin to flash what you want.
In my case I flashed a stock rom and then flashed TWRP again.
redirts1978 said:
Hi,
When my S7 Edge boots up it jumps to twrp but it's stuck on the teamwin logo screen and does not advance to menu.
This happened after I tried to format the data partition to ext4 via twrp and it just got stuck there too so when I rebooted it landed in this situation.
Unfortunately reflashing twrp or reflashing the stock rom via ODIN does not work as COM3 is recognized but then when I press start it doesnt do anything....
Also tried the suggestion I read online of:
fastboot format cache
fastboot format userdata
These commands just get stuck on <waiting for device>.
Also tried adb shell recovery --wipe_data but it gets stuck at I:LANG: en
Any help will be much appreciated!
Thanks
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HELP!!!! cant get my phone to be recogniced by adb, I have the same problem,
if its on TWRP boot screen or RECOVERY (blue downloading.... screen) its the same!!!
please help
redirts1978 said:
This is how I solved it in the end.
With cable connected I did:
1. adb push boot.img /external_sd
2. adb shell
3. dd if=/external_sd/boot.img of=/dev/block/platform/155a0000.ufs/by-name/RECOVERY
4. fastboot format cache
5. fastboot format userdata
6. adb shell recovery --wipe_data
7. adb fastboot recovery
Notes:
The boot.img was obtained from a downloaded stock rom image and by decompressing the AP file (just open it with 7Zip) and then you need to uncompress boot.img.lz4 with 7zip zstandard (look it up)
Step 1 took sometime to run since TWRP was stuck loading using a lot of CPU as phone was really really hot!
Sometime I needed to do a adb fastboot recovery and then quickly run and rerun command in step 1 until it succeeded.
Step 6 is redundant but is there just to be safe.
After this you are booted back to a stock recovery where you can use Odin to flash what you want.
In my case I flashed a stock rom and then flashed TWRP again.
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i have exactly the same problem but cant boot to twrp or to OS ...only download mode...tried to flash twrp again not worked now try to flash stock firmware via odin ....PLEASE HELP ME
Kackwuerstchen said:
i have exactly the same problem but cant boot to twrp or to OS ...only download mode...tried to flash twrp again not worked now try to flash stock firmware via odin ....PLEASE HELP ME
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I don't know what are you doing wrong but when I was stuck in this situation, I flashed stock firmware from sammobile and it fixed the problem.
Make sure you downloaded correct firmware.
Hi,
I know, its quite long time you solved this, but in which mode should be phone to use adb commands?
redirts1978 said:
This is how I solved it in the end.
With cable connected I did:
1. adb push boot.img /external_sd
2. adb shell
3. dd if=/external_sd/boot.img of=/dev/block/platform/155a0000.ufs/by-name/RECOVERY
4. fastboot format cache
5. fastboot format userdata
6. adb shell recovery --wipe_data
7. adb fastboot recovery
Notes:
The boot.img was obtained from a downloaded stock rom image and by decompressing the AP file (just open it with 7Zip) and then you need to uncompress boot.img.lz4 with 7zip zstandard (look it up)
Step 1 took sometime to run since TWRP was stuck loading using a lot of CPU as phone was really really hot!
Sometime I needed to do a adb fastboot recovery and then quickly run and rerun command in step 1 until it succeeded.
Step 6 is redundant but is there just to be safe.
After this you are booted back to a stock recovery where you can use Odin to flash what you want.
In my case I flashed a stock rom and then flashed TWRP again.
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dankovac1999 said:
Hi,
I know, its quite long time you solved this, but in which mode should be phone to use adb commands?
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Same problem and question here
I've a big problem, and I hope someone can help me
I wanted to change the rom, so I've rebooted my phone in recovery mode and executed a full wipe, after that I've updated TWRP, everything seemed to have gone well so i restarted my phone, but at this point it neither boot the rom(obviously, it is full wiped) nor the TWRP can start...
What can I do? I can only start the Fastboot screen...
How'd you update TWRP? If you did it through fastboot commands, you can just flash TWRP to the recovery partition, or boot it directly.
If you didn't do it through fastboot commands, you'll need to get that to fix it. Google has links to the latest android-tools for Windows and Linux on their Android site somewhere.
From there, you'll need TWRP (either official or codeworkx's), and then you use the flashboot executable to flash it: fastboot flash recovery TWRP.img
espionage724 said:
How'd you update TWRP? If you did it through fastboot commands, you can just flash TWRP to the recovery partition, or boot it directly.
If you didn't do it through fastboot commands, you'll need to get that to fix it. Google has links to the latest android-tools for Windows and Linux on their Android site somewhere.
From there, you'll need TWRP (either official or codeworkx's), and then you use the flashboot executable to flash it: fastboot flash recovery TWRP.img
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Thanks, I solved reflashing it via ADB with fastboot command