ZTE Zmax stuck in "powered by android" screen - ZTE ZMAX Questions & Answers
Today I meant to factory reset my phone, but instead I accidentally wiped it and now it's stuck in the powered by android screen.
I looked everywhere and no luck.
In the area for our phone there was nothing nor could I post there because less than 10 post.
What did you wipe
I guesa system
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droid_god said:
What did you wipe
I guesa system
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Yeah, it doesn't load anything
MatthewDMerrill said:
Yeah, it doesn't load anything
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Hmm you have to flash your stock rom. Through fastboot/download mode.
It will sopve your problem.
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droid_god said:
Hmm you have to flash your stock rom. Through fastboot/download mode.
It will sopve your problem.
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I tried, it runs into an error with the package.
What is the error can you exactylly tell us
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droid_god said:
What is the error can you exactylly tell us
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It says
-- Install /sdcard ...
Finding update package...
Opening update package...
Verifying update package...
E:2 footer[2]=0x93 footer[3]=0x00
E:signature verification failed
Package corrupt.
Installation aborted.
Inside cwm recovery toogle signature varification before flashing
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droid_god said:
Inside cwm recovery toogle signature varification before flashing
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Any way to do this using the stock recovery? I am in this situation as well but no CWM, only stock recovery.
kchilaka said:
Any way to do this using the stock recovery? I am in this situation as well but no CWM, only stock recovery.
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Using download mode or fastboot mode flaah any custom recovery and then do that stuff
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droid_god said:
Using download mode or fastboot mode flaah any custom recovery and then do that stuff
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To do what you are suggesting, I need Root access correct? Without root access, can I flash a custom recovery? If so, could you share a couple of words on how to do that?
kchilaka said:
To do what you are suggesting, I need Root access correct? Without root access, can I flash a custom recovery? If so, could you share a couple of words on how to do that?
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If your tablet is using faatboot mode then you are complled to have root access to flash recovery.
But if your tablet uses download mode/odin mode. You can just use odin software on pc and flash recovery without root access.
On basis of which mode your tablet have,tell me the mode and i will give you a detailwd diacription of how to flaah recovery.
We need recovery to do alot of things.
Like flash zips and rom locally.
Mount and format any partition.
Flaah roms without signature verification.
And many more.
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Sorry man you're screwed. Get a new phone because there's no flash tool for the zmax and no fastboot either. If a hard reset from recovery doesn't fix it take it in if you haven't rooted or anything.
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If you can access recovery mode then flash stock rom..
As only way to fix it up
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droid_god said:
Inside cwm recovery toogle signature varification before flashing
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Thank you, but didn't work. This phone isn't good in my opinion.
User error, you wiped system and didn't have a spare rom to flash. The phone is amazing for the price with the right rom on it.
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Man now service center is laat hope bro
droid_god said:
Inside cwm recovery toogle signature varification before flashing
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So that will allow the device to accept the recovery image? How do I install CWM Recovery, through Odin or some other tool?
Damn, there is no way to install CWM to the recovery rom through the stock recovery partition? I found the CWM page for the device, but it has to be done through the booted OS. What would happen if I tried to use Odin to install it?
Your device is bricked, get it replaced. No way to recover, and if you think you can use Odin on a zmax.... You're better off with an iPhone.
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droid_god said:
If you can access recovery mode then flash stock rom..
As only way to fix it up
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I can get to recovery, but I tried a bunch of Roms and none of them were allowed. I need that sig verification toggle. I can get to Download mode, but there is no tool for that?
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Flashed kit kat rom, no recovery.
I flashed a kit kat ROM earlier to play around on, and when I was rebooting I accidentally hit the wrong button in cwm to not reflash recovery. Now I don't have recovery anymore, and I don't have access to a computer so I can flash the PA version of Kit Kat. ROM manager will not flash recovery for me. Is there anything I can do to get recovery without a computer? Sent from my AOSP on Mako using xda app-developers app
EggosEvo said: I flashed a kit kat ROM earlier to play around on, and when I was rebooting I accidentally hit the wrong button in cwm to not reflash recovery. Now I don't have recovery anymore, and I don't have access to a computer so I can flash the PA version of Kit Kat. ROM manager will not flash recovery for me. Is there anything I can do to get recovery without a computer? Sent from my AOSP on Mako using xda app-developers app Click to expand... Click to collapse you can flash the twrp recovery via the goo manager app.
Do you think flashing recovery through adb would work getting recovery? Sent from my AOSP on Mako using xda app-developers app
well, if you have access to a computer use fastboot. you can probably flash via adb as well.
I wont have access to a computer for a few hours but I'm thinking that's my best bet, as I don't have root Sent from my AOSP on Mako using xda app-developers app
EggosEvo said: I wont have access to a computer for a few hours but I'm thinking that's my best bet, as I don't have root Sent from my AOSP on Mako using xda app-developers app Click to expand... Click to collapse you don't need root to fastboot either, you just need to boot into the bootloader. of course, and have the drivers installed in the computer. same for adb.
simms22 said: you don't need root to fastboot either, you just need to boot into the bootloader. of course, and have the drivers installed in the computer. same for adb. Click to expand... Click to collapse From the looks of it, my computer wont recognize fastboot commands in either OSX or Windows. I've installed the necessary files on both OS's and still nothing.
Well I was able to "flash" it, but it didn't actually flash. Still the dead android with the red triangle. EDIT: I can get to the menu by pressing power+volume up. is there anything I can do there to help?
Did you try flashing a recovery from Recovery Tools aplication? You will find it in Play store. Sent from my NookColor using Tapatalk 4
I was in the same situation you were. Do these things: 1. Install the drivers for ur N4.i used Wug's toolkit ONLY TO INSTALL THE DRIVERS. 2. Next set up your fastboot. 3. Download the the latest CWM recovery (i think it was 6.0.4.3 touch). 4. "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" 5. Voila! U got your recovery back. 6. (optional) Download the SuperSU 1.65 version and flash it via recovery. Hit the thanks if i helped! Sent from my Nexus 4 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app ---------- Post added at 12:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:47 PM ---------- RASTAVIPER said: Did you try flashing a recovery from Recovery Tools aplication? You will find it in Play store. Sent from my NookColor using Tapatalk 4 Click to expand... Click to collapse He doesn't have root for that... Sent from my Nexus 4 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
I've tried that. When after I flash in fastboot and hit start in the bootloader, it starts into android and not into recovery. Should I click recovery instead of start? Sent from my AOSP on Mako using xda app-developers app
Same Problem! EggosEvo said: I flashed a kit kat ROM earlier to play around on, and when I was rebooting I accidentally hit the wrong button in cwm to not reflash recovery. Now I don't have recovery anymore, and I don't have access to a computer so I can flash the PA version of Kit Kat. ROM manager will not flash recovery for me. Is there anything I can do to get recovery without a computer? Sent from my AOSP on Mako using xda app-developers app Click to expand... Click to collapse I not can access the recovery. i try now wit nexus 4 toolkit and wugfresh!
EggosEvo said: I've tried that. When after I flash in fastboot and hit start in the bootloader, it starts into android and not into recovery. Should I click recovery instead of start? Sent from my AOSP on Mako using xda app-developers app Click to expand... Click to collapse Well one would assume clicking on recovery would send the phone into recovery, instead of start. PS. When you see the Android with red icon, you are looking at the stock recovery itself, so no, you do have (stock) recovery on your phone.
I tried that, and it worked. However, the only thing I can flash is my backup. Attempting to flash a different rom, like the 4.4 PA doesn't flash it, just leaves that same 4.4 rom. Sent from my Nexus 4 using xda app-developers app
[Q] Updating Recovery
Hi guys. I want to update my recovery and currently have the CWM Touch recovery installed. I wanted to flash the Official TWRP recovery and was wondering if I have to revert back to the stock recovery and then install TWRP or do I just download goomanager on my phone and install TWRP from there ON TOP of the CWM I have? Thanks
Yeah do the goomanger thing Sent from my Nexus 4 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
You can download the latest TWRP img file and use fastboot to flash.
THEBANDIT420 said: Yeah do the goomanger thing Sent from my Nexus 4 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app Click to expand... Click to collapse Yeah it worked. Thanks And I'm sure the fastboot thing will work too. Case close
You can just flash the zip from your recovery..lol.. :silly:
problem with twrp recovery
i had twrp recovery but since i had problems and had to flash stock i needed to root and install costume recovery... ive rooted my device but suddenly the methods i used before to install twrp dosent work tried via ROM maneger..tried using TWRP maneger up and treid flashing .img file using rasher(and now when I reboot to recovery i get an error)
btw i want twrp becuse ive saved a backup i did using it and i dont know how to do it without having TWRP
Use AutoRec. Why were you using methods that weren't tested/recommended? Sent from my LG-D800 using XDA Free mobile app
penser said: Use AutoRec. Why were you using methods that weren't tested/recommended? Sent from my LG-D800 using XDA Free mobile app Click to expand... Click to collapse they were recommended...anyway thaks used autorec worked fine
[Q] CM Simple recovery signature verification
I have a Nexus 4 running CM 11 M8, i installed M7 through the CM installer and got an update to M8, once i updated, my CWM recovery was replaced by CM simple recovery, and no matter what i try to flash it gives me an error and aborts installation, for rom its about the siganture verification, and for installing philz touch recovery it gave me the same error, is their anyway to disable signature verification?
Flash the recovery image file in fastboot Sent from my Nexus 5 using XDA Free mobile app
jd1639 said: Flash the recovery image file in fastboot Sent from my Nexus 5 using XDA Free mobile app Click to expand... Click to collapse is there a simpler way to do that?
TheRedViper said: is there a simpler way to do that? Click to expand... Click to collapse Yes, download the recovery image file to your pc. Then run in a command window fastboot flash recovery recovery.img. Where recovery.img is the image file If you don't have fastboot setup Google 15 second adb install xda Sent from my Nexus 5 using XDA Free mobile app
(not)rooted device issue
hi guys i have strange issue, i have unlock and root my phone, have custom ROM using titanium backup BUT - root checker say my device is not rooted any idea how can i fix this issue? some apps are telling me "this app is only for rooted devices"
Flash the super su zip in your recovery Sent from my Nexus 5 using XDA Free mobile app
jd1639 said: Flash the super su zip in your recovery Sent from my Nexus 5 using XDA Free mobile app Click to expand... Click to collapse strange thing because i always install that after rom, when i change my kernel do i need flash that again? ps it works now, few minutes after reboot it was the same then suddenly it works... thanks