Hey guys, definitely new to this, haven't flashed a rom since I had a HTC Droid Incredible about five years ago. My brother just helped me root my phone and install TWRP, except when we go to look at flashing a new rom it states that you need TWRP 2.8.6.3. We are currently running 2.8.5.1 I found the 39A bootstack which supposedly includes TWRP 2.8.6.3, but I'm lost when it comes to how to flash this bootstack with the updated TWRP. Can anybody provide instructions, or a link to a previous thread? I did try using the search bar, but when you search "how to flash bootstack" the results are overwhelming because almost every post has the word "how," "flash," or "bootstack."
Really appreciate the help!
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Hey guys, definitely new to this, haven't flashed a rom since I had a HTC Droid Incredible about five years ago. My brother just helped me root my phone and install TWRP, except when we go to look at flashing a new rom it states that you need TWRP 2.8.6.3. We are currently running 2.8.5.1 I found the 39A bootstack which supposedly includes TWRP 2.8.6.3, but I'm lost when it comes to how to flash this bootstack with the updated TWRP. Can anybody provide instructions, or a link to a previous thread? I did try using the search bar, but when you search "how to flash bootstack" the results are overwhelming because almost every post has the word "how," "flash," or "bootstack."
Really appreciate the help!
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Interested in this as well. I've just started with the LG G2 and am at the same point. How do we go about flashing a boot stack? Does, as @amcleod1995 stated, the boot stack include the newer version of TWRP? Can someone provide a step by step tutorial or a video maybe? Thanks in advance! Here are the steps below we took to root and add recovery.
We both have our phones rooted following:
1. Root - http://forum.xda-developers.com/andr...vices-t3049772
2. Recovery ( TWRP) - http://forum.xda-developers.com/veri...-twrp-t3053134
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Interested in this as well. I've just started with the LG G2 and am at the same point. How do we go about flashing a boot stack? Does, as @amcleod1995 stated, the boot stack include the newer version of TWRP? Can someone provide a step by step tutorial or a video maybe? Thanks in advance! Here are the steps below we took to root and add recovery.
We both have our phones rooted following:
1. Root - http://forum.xda-developers.com/andr...vices-t3049772
2. Recovery ( TWRP) - http://forum.xda-developers.com/veri...-twrp-t3053134
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amcleod1995 said:
Hey guys, definitely new to this, haven't flashed a rom since I had a HTC Droid Incredible about five years ago. My brother just helped me root my phone and install TWRP, except when we go to look at flashing a new rom it states that you need TWRP 2.8.6.3. We are currently running 2.8.5.1 I found the 39A bootstack which supposedly includes TWRP 2.8.6.3, but I'm lost when it comes to how to flash this bootstack with the updated TWRP. Can anybody provide instructions, or a link to a previous thread? I did try using the search bar, but when you search "how to flash bootstack" the results are overwhelming because almost every post has the word "how," "flash," or "bootstack."
Really appreciate the help!
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Very simple, update twrp manually from blastagator's website, reboot to recovery , flash bootstack zip, reboot to recovery and the flash anything that requires it (ie: CAF roms) . Now you're on the latest bootstack (bootloader, modem and everything else that comes with it).
I'm in twrp right now (wiped the system)
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Very simple, update twrp manually from blastagator's website, reboot to recovery , flash bootstack zip, reboot to recovery and the flash anything that requires it (ie: CAF roms) . Now you're on the latest bootstack (bootloader, modem and everything else that comes with it).
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can I install blastgator bumped recovery from within current TWRP recovery (I've 2.6.3.3) ? and the install blasgator bumped bootstack - I want cm 12.1 so the 3rd link from here http://blastagator.ddns.net/bootloader.php
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can I install blastgator bumped recovery from within current TWRP recovery (I've 2.6.3.3) ? and the install blasgator bumped bootstack - I want cm 12.1 so the 3rd link from here http://blastagator.ddns.net/bootloader.php
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hi, i'm running cm 12, twrp 2.7.0.0, and when i wanted to flash cm 12.1 i got the following error:
"error executing updater binary in zip"
i tried:
1. wipe
2. updating to twrp 2.8.7 (and then came back to 2.7.0.0)
3. installing few cm nightlies
well, nothing worked. iv'e read a lot on line, and what i did came from there, the only thing i didnt try is to flash a different bootloader because i couldn't find a straight forward answer what to install (and i'm scared to brick the damn thing)
what should I do?
THANK YOU!!!!!!
Do not use 2.7.0.0, use at least version installed by Autorec v2.
Flash LP bootstack. Nemax bootloader changer or Daniel Stuart's or dgravy's for example. Bumped version except for Resurrection Remix.
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Do not use 2.7.0.0, use at least version installed by Autorec v2.
Flash LP bootstack. Nemax bootloader changer or Daniel Stuart's or dgravy's for example. Bumped version except for Resurrection Remix.
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First of all, thank you so much!! now, ive looked at the nemax bootloader changer thread and it some posts there says that a KK bootloader is needed. so should i use contrary to the nemax thread?
Nearly all those stacks include the same kk bootloader. They are ZIPs, you can look into them with WinRAR for example and compare CRCs of the aboot.bins. Do you have a D802?
followup question - if i want to go back to cm 12 - can i undo the bootstack flash? if not, what should i do to go back?
Hey all, so I just came from fixing my Bricked G2 D800. I finally got it back up and running with D80020c. I really wanted to get the OTA updates but had no luck getting that to work, kept getting you are not registered error. Anyway, last night I rooted with towelroot and then installed TWRP with Autorec. I noticed though that the TWRP is 3.7 that was installed.
I decided to go with the resurection rom. I tried to flash and am getting "Can't install this package on top of incompatible data. Please try another package or run a factory reset." I am wondering if this is because of my version of TWRP or actually my underlying D80020c rom?
Sorry for a stupid question, I just do not want to mess my phone up again.
Thanks a ton!
Ithink that you have installed an outdated twrp. Install the latest 2.8.7.1 and try to download again the zip of resurrection rom. Remember to use the correct bootstack(for the resurrection choose the loki version)
android extreme said:
Ithink that you have installed an outdated twrp. Install the latest 2.8.7.1 and try to download again the zip of resurrection rom. Remember to use the correct bootstack(for the resurrection choose the loki version)
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OK I was thinking it might have been the version of TWRP, its odd though. I used AUTOREC which people recommend and it only installs that version.
UGH, where am I worrying about the right bootstack? Sorry its been so long since I have been in the flashing scene and after just hard bricking this each step I want to verify like 5 times. I just wanted to get the OTA updates but that was a fail.
Where am I picking the bootstack? With the version of TWRP?
Thanks and sorry to sound dumb. I promise I am not.
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OK I was thinking it might have been the version of TWRP, its odd though. I used AUTOREC which people recommend and it only installs that version.
UGH, where am I worrying about the right bootstack? Sorry its been so long since I have been in the flashing scene and after just hard bricking this each step I want to verify like 5 times. I just wanted to get the OTA updates but that was a fail.
Where am I picking the bootstack? With the version of TWRP?
Thanks and sorry to sound dumb. I promise I am not.
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http://blastagator.ddns.net/twrp/2-8-7-1.php from here you can download the last twrp that can flash from your recovery(choose the right version for your phone ) http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g2/development/lg-g2-bootstacks-t3173715 choose from here the right bootstack(if you unistall the resurrection remix choose the loki version if you install any other caf rom use the bumped version)
Thanks I appreciate the help
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http://blastagator.ddns.net/twrp/2-8-7-1.php from here you can download the last twrp that can flash from your recovery(choose the right version for your phone ) http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g2/development/lg-g2-bootstacks-t3173715 choose from here the right bootstack(if you unistall the resurrection remix choose the loki version if you install any other caf rom use the bumped version)
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OK So update TWRP
Install bootstack first before ROM? You recommended Loki, but it says something about jellybean on there. I am currently on KK.
Thanks
Loki is the exploit used to bypass the locked bootloader. The bootstack that use this exploit had a JB bootloader so don't worry. You must flash in this order: bootstack> ROM> gapps> reboot
Whelp, I think it is bricked again. UGH. I installed latest TWRP. Verified it was on there. Downloaded Bootstack. Went into TWRP, loaded the zips up to flash, saw it said again the error about Can't install this package on top of incompatible data. Please try another package or factory reset. Now it is just a black screen.
YEP, bricked again. I can get into the download mode at least this time and when I boot otherwise I get the QHSUSB_BULK issue. This is just wonderful, I have never had such issues with older phones as I am with this G2.
I feel I am back to square one again. I can go into download mode and install 20c again through the TOT but I have no idea what I did wrong. Obviously this time the bootstack is what seemed to destroy things, am I wrong?
Thanks
This's very strange. Nave you flashed the correct files for your model?
All the files I had downloaded were for the d800. Is it because I am on version d80020c vs latest 20y?
Could it be where I had the files located?
The error I am seeing is seeming like a version error.
A simple question: did you have this problem flashing any rom?
I havent tried any other ROMS yet with TWRP. Maybe I should Will try that.
Try a stock based rom (cloudly g2 2.2) that are the most stable and remember to flash a kk bootloader
I am already on KK with 4.4.2 I would still need another KK bootstrap to go to KK again? Sorry I just know this is where I am messing up. Could I not go to Cloudy 3.3?
Thanks so much for answering my dumb questions.
I've been having issues with my phone, and I'm not sure if this is a HW issue or not, but no matter what I do, either I lose recovery or get a security error. I poked around and found some instructions in the CloudyG3 thread. They're for 3.0 but I would guess 3.3 wouldn't be different enough to brick this thing. Can't remember who the quote is from, I just copy/pasted it, but here it is:
Some of you sent me a PM asking for the install instructions on D800 and this is how you install CloudyG2 3.0:
Downloads:
1. Download CloudyG2 3.0 - https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95897840722646001
2. Download Patch - https://mega.co.nz/#!sVY0mRTb!qn7S9B...3m_QpMQkgzunn0
3. Download Signal Patch - https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...l_Variants.zip
4. Download LP Baseband - http://blastagator.ddns.net/modem.php - d800-30f-modem-blastagator-signed.zip
5. Download KK Bootstack - http://blastagator.ddns.net/bootloader.php - bootstack-d800-KK_20c-blastagator-signed.zip
6. Optional: Download JB Bootstack in case if you want to revert the installation process and go back to your current ROM - http://blastagator.ddns.net/bootloader.php - bootstack-d800-JB_10d-blastagator-signed.zip
Flashing Process:
1. Backup the existing ROM (including EFS, Modem, etc.) in TWRP - very important and copy it over to the computer, just in case!
2. Wipe System + Data + Cache + Dalvik Cache - Do NOT select internal storage as it contains all your downloaded files + backups!
3. Flash KK Bootstack (downloaded from Step 5)
4. Flash LP Baseband (downloaded from Step 4)
5. Flash CloudyG2 3.0 (downloaded from Step 1) - Leave the default in Aroma when you have to pick the variant. Do NOT reboot the device as the patch installation (next Step) is very important.
6. Flash Patch (dowloaded from Step 2) - Select your variant.
7. Flash Signal Patch (downloaded from Step 3)
8. Reboot
Enjoy!
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I'm guessing I have the incorrect files, most of the links I found in the thread with these instructions didn't seem to work so I Googled for them, maybe I don't even have the correct files. I took a screenshot in cmd of the exact filesizes.
Any help would be greatly appriciated!
level5music said:
I've been having issues with my phone, and I'm not sure if this is a HW issue or not, but no matter what I do, either I lose recovery or get a security error. I poked around and found some instructions in the CloudyG3 thread. They're for 3.0 but I would guess 3.3 wouldn't be different enough to brick this thing. Can't remember who the quote is from, I just copy/pasted it, but here it is:
I'm guessing I have the incorrect files, most of the links I found in the thread with these instructions were dead mega.co.nz links so maybe I don't even have the correct files. I took a screenshot in cmd of the exact filesizes.
Any help would be greatly appriciated!
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you want to install cloudy g2 3.3?
this is whati did
used to root http://www.droidviews.com/easily-root-lg-devices-using-the-one-click-root-script/ if you are on lollipop it gets stuck at 90% twice after 3 attemps same stuck at 90% rebooted and it was rooted
then on playstore i used autorec canat remeber if it says v2.. but for lollipop installed and it checked my device and its said it was ready. so i just clicked twrp and it installed twrp then i downloaded blastogator twrp and installed cloudy g2 3.3 on d800 unlocked... sorry if you were refferimg to another version of cloudy..
raptorddd said:
you want to install cloudy g2 3.3?
this is whati did
used to root http://www.droidviews.com/easily-root-lg-devices-using-the-one-click-root-script/ if you are on lollipop it gets stuck at 90% twice after 3 attemps same stuck at 90% rebooted and it was rooted
then on playstore i used autorec canat remeber if it says v2.. but for lollipop installed and it checked my device and its said it was ready. so i just clicked twrp and it installed twrp then i downloaded blastogator twrp and installed cloudy g2 3.3 on d800 unlocked... sorry if you were refferimg to another version of cloudy..
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Coming off a fresh TOT flash, I root with towelroot, flash TWRP using AutoRec, flash bootloader, then flashed Cloudy. It will boot at first, but then I run into "black screen of death" or security errors or when trying to boot to recovery, I'll run into similar issues. Does Blastagator's TWRP make the difference here?
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Coming off a fresh TOT flash, I root with towelroot, flash TWRP using AutoRec, flash bootloader, then flashed Cloudy. It will boot at first, but then I run into "black screen of death" or security errors or when trying to boot to recovery, I'll run into similar issues. Does Blastagator's TWRP make the difference here?
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no not really, but i do know that we had to use 2871 cause newer version were wiping f2fs, so now latest build its working but i dont think it has something to do .... am sorry i just got mine like a week ago and mine was in lollipop.. so i know nothing about coming from other version of android. dont even know whatsa tot flash.. i still need to learn alot..
check here and see if you can find a way to fix this good luck
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g2/general/05-10-index-guides-fixes-roots-t3218178
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Coming off a fresh TOT flash, I root with towelroot, flash TWRP using AutoRec, flash bootloader, then flashed Cloudy. It will boot at first, but then I run into "black screen of death" or security errors or when trying to boot to recovery, I'll run into similar issues. Does Blastagator's TWRP make the difference here?
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I had the exact problem happen to me ....... I got the black screen of death .... phone wouldnt boot ....... and when i used the kk bootloader i would lose recovery ..... I was coming from kk to CloudyG2 ....
This is how i solved.
1. Flashed back to stock, stumproot to root Autorec v1 for bootloader
2. used Flashify to upgrade to 2.8.7.1 ( its now 2.8.7.3)
3. Downloaded n used bumpted LP bootstack and flashed blastagator stripped rom (its in flashable zip and installs everythin including modem .... patches etc EVERYTHING) http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-g2/development/rom-stock-lollipop-30b-stripped-t3144195
4. Downloaded kk bootstack , CloudyG2 3.3 and clean flashed in recovery
I have been enjoying Cloudy ever since ...... D800
Thanks all, got it running! Cloudyfa has done some absolutely brilliant work here with this ROM, as well as xdabbeb with the advanced camera driver and xCam. I'm usually a vanilla-or-nothing guy with my Android ROMs but this one is quick and power efficient. The KitKat ROM that shipped with the phone was super bloated and gross, but I'll admit LG UX 4.0 isn't really that offensive, plus I like the goodies like Multi-Window and QuickRemote. Once I disabled/hid some of the remaining LG bloat, it's surprisingly pleasant and not really that far from AOSP aesthetically. Again, cheers to those who provided the assist on this one for me!
... now my only question is, should I try CloudyG3?
Hey guys, first of all sorry about my english, im french.
So my problem is: I tried rooting my Axon 7 A2017U many times, with different guides. I always end up with a softbricked phone, having to restore to stock using MiFlash.
My bootloader is unlocked, i have stock recovery and stock rom for now.
Whenever i flash TWRP, either the signed one (from @tenfar) or unsigned (and up to date) ones, i can't go past the menu saying something like "your phone cant be checked for corruption, please lock your phone [...]" it just freeze. i did read somewhere that i should flash chainfire's root or a special .zip that, i guess, disabled some check that could prevent booting a phone with unsigned stuff/edited system (after flashing TWRP, so it could boot) that didn't work out. i think i found that information in some LineageOS thread here on XDA.
My ultimate goal would be to get a rooted stock nougat 7.1.1, up to date TWRP recovery and to be able to switch to LineageOS to try it out soon.
For what it is worth, i rooted many phones over the years, so while i'm no expert, i should be able to follow most of the steps you give me.
Thanks alot!
What version of TWRP did you flash first?
I have the same root problem i can not install in twrp install in twrp ok but su application displays no root cause i have latest twrp
KwesiJnr said:
What version of TWRP did you flash first?
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this
https://forum.xda-developers.com/axon-7/development/recovery-official-twrp-zte-axon-7-t3515715
And @tenfar's signed one
KwesiJnr said:
What version of TWRP did you flash first?
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this
https://forum.xda-developers.com/axon-7/development/recovery-official-twrp-zte-axon-7-t3515715
And @tenfar's signed one
Okay. Download and flash this one alone via fastboot and see what happens. This is one the I personally use. It is required for any of the newer versions to work properly.
twrp-3.0.2-2-a2017u.img
You can choose to rename it to just recovery.img, then:
1. fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
or
2.
if you choose to work with the same filename:
fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.0.2-2-a2017u.img
Select reboot to recovery from the bootloader menu now and try again.
Either way, should work fine. I know you mentioned you knew the basics, but just want to be sure.
Also forgot to mention. If TWRP works but you still can't get your phone to boot, you need to follow this guide here
You can start from the part that says:
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UPDATING FROM B20_Boot / B20 / B27 / B29 / B15(N)
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Again, that's the ROM I personally use if I want to go back to stock, not the one from the ZTE site.
Gonna try it and give feedback. thanks for taking time to help!
edit: im downloading the rom from the link you shared.
like you said, i can get TWRP to boot but not the phone.
So if i use full stock from ZTE, it can't boot with modified recovery?
edit 2: i don't know what worked, i think it might be the bootstack. or the rom by DrakenFX. now i can boot to the rom with a TWRP recovery installed. It worked, but i soft bricked again trying to flash SuperSU. So now i'm retrying with an updated TWRP.
I haven't tried that yet, but I really suspect that's the reason you're having problems. I rarely use pure stock ROMs. Like you, I'm not an expert in Android Development so I can't tell you why. Just been a flashaholic for years so made a few observations.
Which supersu are you installing? If you're swiping to the right in twrp, you need to install the dm-verity zip or supersu 2.79. There's some issues with newer builds.
Everything is working like a charm! Now im going to finally give lineageOS a try
I used Chainfire's SuperSU 2.79 stable.
Edit : Everything is working flawlessly! I'm running the lastest LineageOS nightly with root (Chainfire's 2.79). Followed their instruction and installation was smooth as butter. I should also point out i flashed the lastest official TWRP which seems more stable than the one @KwesiJnr suggested. The one he suggested was giving me some "can't read X partition" in red text everywhere in the log section, which the official one doesn't do. It was doing his job properly anyway though.
I can't thank @KwesiJnr enough, it helped me find the single mistake i was making.
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Everything is working like a charm! Now im going to finally give lineageOS a try
I used Chainfire's SuperSU 2.79 stable
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Glad you're up and running root. :good:
lololo2 said:
Everything is working like a charm! Now im going to finally give lineageOS a try
I used Chainfire's SuperSU 2.79 stable.
Edit : Everything is working flawlessly! I'm running the lastest LineageOS nightly with root (Chainfire's 2.79). Followed their instruction and installation was smooth as butter. I should also point out i flashed the lastest official TWRP which seems more stable than the one @KwesiJnr suggested. The one he suggested was giving me some "can't read X partition" in red text everywhere in the log section, which the official one doesn't do. It was doing his job properly anyway though.
I can't thank @KwesiJnr enough, it helped me find the single mistake i was making.
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Yeah, like I mentioned before that was the base TWRP you needed to flash first, before any of the newer ones. You weren't intended to use it indefinitely.
There's a lot of Dev love for our device now and support is growing ... exciting new ROMs cropping up. Don't hesitate to try them out.
hello guys,
this is my first thread here on Xda forum.
it's my very first time i want to install a custom Rom on my smartphone. could someone please let me know which Rom is the most stable, less battery draining Rom to install?
thanks a lot!
gelie68 said:
hello guys,
this is my first thread here on Xda forum.
it's my very first time i want to install a custom Rom on my smartphone. could someone please let me know which Rom is the most stable, less battery draining Rom to install?
thanks a lot!
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I am currently using DarkRom...great battery life and have not encountered any bugs as yet.
gelie68 said:
hello guys,
this is my first thread here on Xda forum.
it's my very first time i want to install a custom Rom on my smartphone. could someone please let me know which Rom is the most stable, less battery draining Rom to install?
thanks a lot!
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LOS is pretty good on both fronts, Pure Fusion seems to be based on AOSP, good battery life; Nuclea was pretty good too.
Read EVERYTHING or you may DFU brick your phone (disassembly required) or even wipe your IMEIs. Remember that your phone model is the one on the back of the phone, NOT NECESSARILY the one that the system says!
For custom ROMs you'll need the UNIVERSAL BOOTLOADER, your corresponding MODEM FILE, an image of TWRP 3.1.1-0, and MAGISK on your phone. Reboot only after flashing everything, and after flashing the Universal Bootloader, select Install Image and select the TWRP image, then flash it to the recovery partition
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LOS is pretty good on both fronts, Pure Fusion seems to be based on AOSP, good battery life; Nuclea was pretty good too.
Read EVERYTHING or you may DFU brick your phone (disassembly required) or even wipe your IMEIs. Remember that your phone model is the one on the back of the phone, NOT NECESSARILY the one that the system says!
For custom ROMs you'll need the UNIVERSAL BOOTLOADER, your corresponding MODEM FILE, an image of TWRP 3.1.1-0, and MAGISK on your phone. Reboot only after flashing everything, and after flashing the Universal Bootloader, select Install Image and select the TWRP image, then flash it to the recovery partition
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i have installed the TWRP 3.1.1.0 and rooted the phone. everything is ok till now!
i don't understand what you mean with the need for the universal bootloader, corresponding modem file.
thanks for your hellp!
gelie68 said:
i have installed the TWRP 3.1.1.0 and rooted the phone. everything is ok till now!
i don't understand what you mean with the need for the universal bootloader, corresponding modem file.
thanks for your hellp!
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To install any custom ROM you first need to flash the A2017X_Universal_Bootloader.zip, then flash TWRP 3.1.1-0 (the universal bootloader installs an old version of TWRP which will appear after a reboot, you simply overwrite it by flashing the TWRP.img) then the modem file for your own model (for example A2017G_Modem.zip), then the ROM, then Magisk_14.3.zip.
The A2017X_Universal_Bootloader.zip and the modem files are in the LOS thread.
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To install any custom ROM you first need to flash the A2017X_Universal_Bootloader.zip, then flash TWRP 3.1.1-0 (the universal bootloader installs an old version of TWRP which will appear after a reboot, you simply overwrite it by flashing the TWRP.img) then the modem file for your own model (for example A2017G_Modem.zip), then the ROM, then Magisk_14.3.zip.
The A2017X_Universal_Bootloader.zip and the modem files are in the LOS thread.
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i used the Axon7toolkit to flash recovery and root. it says i can use it to flash Roms...
anyway it's a new world to me and i feel lost here.
do you advise i read any beginner guide about Flashing roms and modding?
thanks a lot.
gelie68 said:
i used the Axon7toolkit to flash recovery and root. it says i can use it to flash Roms...
anyway it's a new world to me and i feel lost here.
do you advise i read any beginner guide about Flashing roms and modding?
thanks a lot.
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Don't know about any guides, but basically read the posts entirely before actually trying to do anything. The axon7toolkit is nice and all but you just shouldn't use it for flashing stuff. If you have TWRP, you can simply forget about the toolkit for pretty much everything.
To install a ROM you have to use the Install button on TWRP. If you have an error 7 it probably means that your TWRP version is old, check that and install the latest TWRP image if that happens.
If the ROM asks for a pin on startup, go to Wipe then Advanced then Format data