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Unable to flash Hyperion X

I am a noob and just an android enthusiast. All the Galaxy Y roms I had used earlier were stock based. I decided to give Hyperion X a try and I followed the following steps for flashing-
1) Flashed stock ROM
2) Rooted the phone
3) Went into Samsung recovery. Flashed CWM 5.0.2.8
4) Mounted data sytem cache
5) Flashed ext4formatter
6) Without going back to cwm again directly flashed sir nvsetup's kernel
7)Then went back to cwm>advanced>reboot recovery
8) Then formatted data system cache
9) Wiped battery stats and dalvik cache
10) Mounted system data cache sdcard
11) Flashed Hyperion X
12) Flashed gapps
Every time I ended up on a bootloop ( I have tried flashing 4 times :crying: ) Please tell me where I went wrong.

For those who can't install the rom properly you can follow this guide:
-Flash Stock Rom via odin (If you're on stockrom skip this step)
-Flash CWM recovery using stock recovery (v.6.0.1.2 or 5.0.2.8)
-After flashing cwm recovery mount System,Data,Cache
-Flash Cm Specific Kernel
-After flashing cm kernel go back and mount System,Data,Cache
-Flash EXT4 formatter
-After flashing go to advance and recovery and REBOOT RECOVERY
-Now you're on the recovery again now mount System, Data,Cache
-Wipe S,D,C
-Mount S,D,C
-Flash the rom file or zip
-Go back Mount S,D,C
-Flash G-apps
-Reboot Now (Wait for it it takes time to boot the rom )
-Sorry for a long guide it's only for those who cannot understand the instructions given to flash the rom
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Custom ROM Installation (TWRP)

When I touch reboot>power off button, TWRP is asking me to install TWRP
Should I Swipe to instaal TWRP app?
Booting is still working with Stock ROM, transferred Gapps & Custom ROM
Lenovo Recovery System Installed
Lets organize everything to someone that will help me
1. Installing TWRP
- When I typed the command <fastboot reboot> TWRP boots successfully, but when turn off Lenovo Recovery System boots again
2. Wipe data
- Which option do I need to select? Wipe cache, dalvic cache, system, data
- Can I just go to Install option and choose Custom ROM from device storage, without Wiping data first?
- If I select wipe data first it won't be erase files <Custom ROM & Gapps> from the actual OS?
Thanks !:laugh:

Failed to update system image error 7??

I tried to migrate from GSI Treble rom Havocos 2.7 to SuperiorOS Pie by runninghamster
(I'm A2017G btw)
These are the steps I followed:
1. Reboot to TWRP
2. Wipe dalvik/art cache, cache, vendor, system, data, etc.
3. Reboot back to TWRP again (using okilabs 3.23.0)
4. Flash Universal bootstack v2, then flash A2017G_omodem
5. Flash okilabs twrp again
6. Flash superioros rom (here's where it goes wrong)
In the process of flashing superioros rom, it goes to error 7 and says, failed to patch system image unconditionally, updater process error 7 and all of that.
I've tried the tutorial where you remove the assert lines and all of that yet it still says that.
Please help me, it would be awesome.

Cannot flash ROMs stuck in fastboot

I cannot flash ROMs, im following steps:
1. boot in TWRP
2. format data, reboot in TWRP
3. wipe (cache, system, vendor, internal storage)
4. install the latest firmware 11.0.4.0
5. install the ROM
6. reboot, but in fastboot mode and it does not allow to enter back to TWRP.
I flash vbmeta.img with PC and flash recovery TWRP 3.3.1-12.
I unlock bootloader in MIUI version 11.0.4.0, Android 10.
Enviado desde mi Mi 9T mediante Tapatalk

elfabo88 said:
I cannot flash ROMs, im following steps:
1. boot in TWRP
2. format data, reboot in TWRP
3. wipe (cache, system, vendor, internal storage)
4. install the latest firmware 11.0.4.0
5. install the ROM
6. reboot, but in fastboot mode and it does not allow to enter back to TWRP.
I flash vbmeta.img with PC and flash recovery TWRP 3.3.1-12.
I unlock bootloader in MIUI version 11.0.4.0, Android 10.
Enviado desde mi Mi 9T mediante Tapatalk
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I've noticed that wiping system often ends up booting in fastboot on that device.
Wiping system is not necessary since that happens while flashing the ROM.
This is what I did to successfully boot other ROMs than MIUI:
1. boot in TWRP
2. format data, reboot in TWRP
3. wipe (cache, system, vendor, internal storage)
4. install the latest MIUI 11.0.4.0 full ROM
5. reboot in TWRP
6. wipe (cache, internal storage)
7. install the ROM
I always wipe cache/dalvik after installing ROM but I don't think it's necessary.

whoamix3 said:
I've noticed that wiping system often ends up booting in fastboot on that device.
Wiping system is not necessary since that happens while flashing the ROM.
This is what I did to successfully boot other ROMs than MIUI:
1. boot in TWRP
2. format data, reboot in TWRP
3. wipe (cache, system, vendor, internal storage)
4. install the latest MIUI 11.0.4.0 full ROM
5. reboot in TWRP
6. wipe (cache, internal storage)
7. install the ROM
I always wipe cache/dalvik after installing ROM but I don't think it's necessary.
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Thanks bro, i can flash ROMs

Official twrp goes into fastboot if I try to reboot to recovery without any system installed, but orangefox does that fine
So I recommend orangefox

I forgot to wipe the dalvik in twrp and proceeded to install a custom rom

it failed when I tried to wipe the dalvik in twrp and then I proceeded to install a custom rom now the rom is not being installed and I cant quit twrp becuase my power button is not working somebody help

you have other issue than dalvik. format userdata partition.