Phone wont boot Into System - Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hey there. I was wondering if anyone could help me out. I was running CM 13 on my Nexus 6P for a while but then I kept getting this message that said that there was something wrong internally and that I should contact the manufacturer. I just ignored it. I decided to download the latest nightly and try to freshly install it. I did a full wipe and installed the new CM13 nightly (7-1) and then gapps. When I tried booting the phone up it wouldnt go into the system. I went back into the recovery and tried installing a back up. I did that and tried booting up again into that restored backup and stilled didnt work. So I'm stuck right now with a non working phone. My bootloader is unlocked if that helps any.

XAL2 said:
Hey there. I was wondering if anyone could help me out. I was running CM 13 on my Nexus 6P for a while but then I kept getting this message that said that there was something wrong internally and that I should contact the manufacturer. I just ignored it. I decided to download the latest nightly and try to freshly install it. I did a full wipe and installed the new CM13 nightly (7-1) and then gapps. When I tried booting the phone up it wouldnt go into the system. I went back into the recovery and tried installing a back up. I did that and tried booting up again into that restored backup and stilled didnt work. So I'm stuck right now with a non working phone. My bootloader is unlocked if that helps any.
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Have you tried flashing a factory IMG?
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XAL2 said:
Hey there. I was wondering if anyone could help me out. I was running CM 13 on my Nexus 6P for a while but then I kept getting this message that said that there was something wrong internally and that I should contact the manufacturer. I just ignored it. I decided to download the latest nightly and try to freshly install it. I did a full wipe and installed the new CM13 nightly (7-1) and then gapps. When I tried booting the phone up it wouldnt go into the system. I went back into the recovery and tried installing a back up. I did that and tried booting up again into that restored backup and stilled didnt work. So I'm stuck right now with a non working phone. My bootloader is unlocked if that helps any.
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What options did you select when creating and restoring your backup? And, as above, have you tried flashing the factory images?

Heisenberg said:
What options did you select when creating and restoring your backup? And, as above, have you tried flashing the factory images?
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I actually just did that. All is well. I was having trouble with fastboot commands because my phone wasnt being recognized but i just googled nexus 6p drivers installed them again and ran through the fastboot commands to get my phone back to stock.

XAL2 said:
I actually just did that. All is well. I was having trouble with fastboot commands because my phone wasnt being recognized but i just googled nexus 6p drivers installed them again and ran through the fastboot commands to get my phone back to stock.
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Cool, glad you got it worked out. With your backup you may have selected the wrong options, have a look in my guide, there's a section dedicated to backups.

Heisenberg said:
Cool, glad you got it worked out. With your backup you may have selected the wrong options, have a look in my guide, there's a section dedicated to backups.
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I actually have a question about that. When you say check vendor boxes are we supposed to check them both or just the vendor box and not the vendor image box to backup?

XAL2 said:
I actually have a question about that. When you say check vendor boxes are we supposed to check them both or just the vendor box and not the vendor image box to backup?
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Only the ones that I mention, leave the system image and vendor image boxes alone.

Heisenberg said:
Cool, glad you got it worked out. With your backup you may have selected the wrong options, have a look in my guide, there's a section dedicated to backups.
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Heisenberg said:
Only the ones that I mention, leave the system image and vendor image boxes alone.
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Noted for sure. Thank you for your help. Oh hey can you answer one question for me though? When I was running CM13 how come I always got that alert that something internal was messed up and that I should contact my manufacturer? Also how come when I tried to do a clean install it wouldn't boot? Like that confuses me a lot because it was a clean install but I ran into problems.

XAL2 said:
Noted for sure. Thank you for your help. Oh hey can you answer one question for me though? When I was running CM13 how come I always got that alert that something internal was messed up and that I should contact my manufacturer? Also how come when I tried to do a clean install it wouldn't boot? Like that confuses me a lot because it was a clean install but I ran into problems.
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Perhaps you had the wrong vendor image installed? Other than that I'm not sure. As for why the clean flash didn't boot I'm not sure either, there could be multiple causes for that so it's a bit hard to narrow down.

Heisenberg said:
Perhaps you had the wrong vendor image installed? Other than that I'm not sure. As for why the clean flash didn't boot I'm not sure either, there could be multiple causes for that so it's a bit hard to narrow down.
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Oh man who knows. Thank you again though for the help and answering to quickly! Also thank you for that guide! Saved my phone's life. Lol

XAL2 said:
Oh man who knows. Thank you again though for the help and answering to quickly! Also thank you for that guide! Saved my phone's life. Lol
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No probs, happy to help.

Related

[Q] Help! Nexus 4 stuck in bootloop after 4.4 update.

Hi guys,
I tried to update my Nexus 4 to 4.4 when Google pushed the update out for it yesterday, I forgot I had unlocked the phone (I don't have any custom ROMs on it, just SuperSU.)
Every time I try and power it on, the loading screen is endless, although I can hold power and volume down to enter recovery mode, nothing seems to be working.
I am a bit of a novice so any help or suggestions would be really appreciated!
Thanks.
The first few pages of the forum is littered with posts like this, i was in the same situation.
What i did was download the 4.3 rom from google, and flash /boot and /system onto the phone. I suspect the 4.4 rom would also work.
This got the phone booting without harming (most of) my data, but much of the UI was mangled and didnt work properly. I tried to backup my images over USB but it didnt work, you might have a better result. I also wanted to backup my SMS but they had all vanished.
I rebooted the phone to recovery (TWRP) and used adb to backup the sdcard (adb pull /sdcard sdcard) then did a full flash using the 4.4 rom downloaded from google and that got it working again. Then i reflashed the latest version of TWRP recovery and SuperSU.
Hope that helps.
That's really helpful, thanks! Is there ANY chance of a step-by-step? I'm a complete 'noob' probably a mistake to root in the first place :crying:
If you're busy don't worry, just don't want to **** things up more than I have haha.
Thanks, appreciate it.
GeorgeAmodio said:
That's really helpful, thanks! Is there ANY chance of a step-by-step? I'm a complete 'noob' probably a mistake to root in the first place :crying:
If you're busy don't worry, just don't want to **** things up more than I have haha.
Thanks, appreciate it.
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Look here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2010312 for flashing a factory image guide.
gee2012 said:
Look here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2010312 for flashing a factory image guide.
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Got stuck in google screen, tried to flash factory images but my pc won't detect the phone anymore. Any advice?
Edit: Solved.
arffrhn said:
Got stuck in google screen, tried to flash factory images but my pc won't detect the phone anymore. Any advice?
Edit: Solved.
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Cheers guys, a lot more helpful than the bloke from Google. Will try it in the morning!
This will surely help
If somebody is facing boot loop after kitkat update on nexus 4 and no data backup can try to go to safe mode and backup their data. To goto safe mode on boot screen just keep pressing up and down volume button for some time phone will get into safe mode and can be backed up.
Hi,
It also happened to me, dont know if it is related to having ROOT or not, but i had to manually flash factory image (4.4) and it worked. I flashed everything except userimage.img but on first boot it took like 15 minutes to reboot and then all my personal data (photo, music...) was gone....
So just be cautious before upgrading!
Hi,
It also happened to me, dont know if it is related to having ROOT or not, but i had to manually flash factory image (4.4) and it worked. I flashed everything except userimage.img but on first boot it took like 15 minutes to reboot and then all my personal data (photo, music...) was gone....
So just be cautious before upgrading!
gee2012 said:
Look here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2010312 for flashing a factory image guide.
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Yeah that is pretty much what I did to fix mine except that I did not flash the userdata (step 10 in chapter D) so that I would't loose my data.
arffrhn said:
Got stuck in google screen, tried to flash factory images but my pc won't detect the phone anymore. Any advice?
Edit: Solved.
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What did you end up doing for your PC to detect your phone?
iamj00 said:
What did you end up doing for your PC to detect your phone?
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I had sideloaded a rom in recovery so that it will replace the lost system.img on my phone. Then, it booted up and I flashed back factory images the usual way. Everything is running smoothly again.
arffrhn said:
I had sideloaded a rom in recovery so that it will replace the lost system.img on my phone. Then, it booted up and I flashed back factory images the usual way. Everything is running smoothly again.
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I don't know what any of that means or how to do it...
iamj00 said:
I don't know what any of that means or how to do it...
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This is sideload guide. And the is the rom I used to sideload before: Purity. After I had successfully booted into the system. I flashed 4.4 factory images using this awesome noob friendly guide for a clean kitkat update.
arffrhn said:
I had sideloaded a rom in recovery so that it will replace the lost system.img on my phone. Then, it booted up and I flashed back factory images the usual way. Everything is running smoothly again.
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iamj00 said:
What did you end up doing for your PC to detect your phone?
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Installing the driver. Refer to this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1992345
Boot to bootloader and connect to your PC, usually Windows will find the driver automatically

Nexus 6P not unlocking, even with right password

As the title says, my phone just isn't unlocking, no matter what.
I know for a fact I'm using the right password, it's successfully decrypting my phone. Entering the same password or any password I've used doesn't unlock the right screen, though.
I tried flashing a backup from a couple days ago, but it's having the same problem too.
Any advice?
Did you remove all security from your devices before making a backup?
I've seen several posts that tell people to do so before backing up. So I think that's where the issue is.
Yreisolgakig said:
As the title says, my phone just isn't unlocking, no matter what.
I know for a fact I'm using the right password, it's successfully decrypting my phone. Entering the same password or any password I've used doesn't unlock the right screen, though.
I tried flashing a backup from a couple days ago, but it's having the same problem too.
Any advice?
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That's the known issue with TWRP and has been fixed with v3.0.2-0. Try that one.
DJBhardwaj said:
That's the known issue with TWRP and has been fixed with v3.0.2-0. Try that one.
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It's affecting the OS?
Yreisolgakig said:
As the title says, my phone just isn't unlocking, no matter what.
I know for a fact I'm using the right password, it's successfully decrypting my phone. Entering the same password or any password I've used doesn't unlock the right screen, though.
I tried flashing a backup from a couple days ago, but it's having the same problem too.
Any advice?
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Did this start occurring after restoring a backup? And before making the backup did you forget to remove all security?
DJBhardwaj said:
That's the known issue with TWRP and has been fixed with v3.0.2-0. Try that one.
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He's talking about the OS, not TWRP.
Heisenberg said:
Did this start occurring after restoring a backup? And before making the backup did you forget to remove all security?
He's talking about the OS, not TWRP.
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Nandroid backup issue with security is solved, isn't it @Heisenberg ?
Please correct me if I am wrong.
DJBhardwaj said:
Nandroid backup issue with security is solved, isn't it @Heisenberg ?
Please correct me if I am wrong.
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Not that I'm aware of, I could be wrong though.
Heisenberg said:
Not that I'm aware of, I could be wrong though.
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I hope it is. In the meantime, I just backed up PN ROM with fingerprint and PIN, and restored it successfully. :victory:
DJBhardwaj said:
I hope it is. In the meantime, I just backed up PN ROM with fingerprint and PIN, and restored it successfully. :victory:
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Interesting. I'll have to give it a try myself at some point when I get the time.
Heisenberg said:
Interesting. I'll have to give it a try myself at some point when I get the time.
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Sure. If you confirm, we will know that the issue has been resolved with the latest update. :highfive:
2 days ago, I made a backup of the Pure Rom I had so I could try another asop rom. Today I decided I wanted to go back to pure and when I did the restore, all went well, except when I had to enter a pin right after it booted. It would not recognize my pin that I know 100% was correct.
Any advice on that?
joey3002 said:
2 days ago, I made a backup of the Pure Rom I had so I could try another asop rom. Today I decided I wanted to go back to pure and when I did the restore, all went well, except when I had to enter a pin right after it booted. It would not recognize my pin that I know 100% was correct.
Any advice on that?
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Which TWRP recovery version did you use?
joey3002 said:
2 days ago, I made a backup of the Pure Rom I had so I could try another asop rom. Today I decided I wanted to go back to pure and when I did the restore, all went well, except when I had to enter a pin right after it booted. It would not recognize my pin that I know 100% was correct.
Any advice on that?
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If the backup you restored had a security pin still active then it won't restore properly or you won't be able to deactivate the pin code when asked for a screen pincode. At least that's how it has been in the past. They may of fixed it by now but that's only in the latest version.
This happened to me the other day when updating to the new PureNexus. There's a file in MM you can delete through TWRP so the OS will boot without a passcode, and then you can set a new one. I'm not sure whether I'm allowed to post it here as it seems dodgy but I found it in another XDA forum.
joey3002 said:
2 days ago, I made a backup of the Pure Rom I had so I could try another asop rom. Today I decided I wanted to go back to pure and when I did the restore, all went well, except when I had to enter a pin right after it booted. It would not recognize my pin that I know 100% was correct.
Any advice on that?
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Go into TWRP>Advanced>File Manager>data>system.......delete locksettings.db, locksettings.db-shm, and locksettings.db-wal. Reboot the phone and you'll be able go into the OS just fine after that. You'll have to do this every time unless you make a backup with security removed.
DJBhardwaj said:
Sure. If you confirm, we will know that the issue has been resolved with the latest update. :highfive:
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I can confirm that the issue has been resolved. Performed a backup and restore of my PN setup today.
Everything on my phone was successfully backed up and restored, including pin and fingerprint.
bouchigo said:
Go into TWRP>Advanced>File Manager>data>system.......delete locksettings.db, locksettings.db-shm, and locksettings.db-wal. Reboot the phone and you'll be able go into the OS just fine after that. You'll have to do this every time unless you make a backup with security removed.
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This is how I fixed mine a couple days ago. Easy and quick. I also recommend this method. Although all I deleted was the locksettings.db because I couldn't find the others lol either way it worked
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Yreisolgakig said:
As the title says, my phone just isn't unlocking, no matter what.
I know for a fact I'm using the right password, it's successfully decrypting my phone. Entering the same password or any password I've used doesn't unlock the right screen, though.
I tried flashing a backup from a couple days ago, but it's having the same problem too.
Any advice?
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3AOKwsYI1C5WWVTeDZSSFhXZ0U/view?pref=2&pli=1
Try flashing this zip it will remove your current lock security. It is working on my phone though. (Don't have nexus 6p yet ) just be sire to make a backup before as i have never tested this for nexus 6P.

Issues restoring backup

Mostly just out of curiosity I flashed a new ROM this weekend. I decided I like pure nexus better so I flashed my backup from twrp but wound up in bootloop. Even though I've never had issues restoring ROMs with MANY other devices, I still followed the directions for backing it up very carefully. I also did a full wipe before trying to restore it. In fact after the 3rd attempt I accidentally wiped internal storage. So that wasn't the issue.
Only thing I can figure is I was using elemental kernel when I made the backup so maybe that was the problem? I don't see why it would matter (or how that would work--removing the kernel, make backup, flash kernel again...) but I'm really stumped on how I went wrong.
KLit75 said:
Mostly just out of curiosity I flashed a new ROM this weekend. I decided I like pure nexus better so I flashed my backup from twrp but wound up in bootloop. Even though I've never had issues restoring ROMs with MANY other devices, I still followed the directions for backing it up very carefully. I also did a full wipe before trying to restore it. In fact after the 3rd attempt I accidentally wiped internal storage. So that wasn't the issue.
Only thing I can figure is I was using elemental kernel when I made the backup so maybe that was the problem? I don't see why it would matter (or how that would work--removing the kernel, make backup, flash kernel again...) but I'm really stumped on how I went wrong.
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What partitions did you backup/restore?
Heisenberg said:
What partitions did you backup/restore?
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Well Ive got the right guy to talk to Pretty sure it was what you suggested (system/data/boot/vendor boxes)
But I don't recall if I checked everyone to restore. However, I did store the backup on my computer. Even though I've since got everything back I can try again to restore it. But can you just confirm which I should check when I restore it?
I'll be certain to pay closer attention next time. Its just that this is one thing I had never struggled with. Thanks
KLit75 said:
Well Ive got the right guy to talk to Pretty sure it was what you suggested (system/data/boot/vendor boxes)
But I don't recall if I checked everyone to restore. However, I did store the backup on my computer. Even though I've since got everything back I can try again to restore it. But can you just confirm which I should check when I restore it?
I'll be certain to pay closer attention next time. Its just that this is one thing I had never struggled with. Thanks
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I recommend restoring system, data, boot, and vendor. Just make sure you're not restoring system image or vendor image.
Heisenberg said:
I recommend restoring system, data, boot, and vendor. Just make sure you're not restoring system image or vendor image.
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So simple. Thanks a lot!
KLit75 said:
So simple. Thanks a lot!
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Let me know if you get it booting.
Heisenberg said:
Let me know if you get it booting.
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Well yes. Thanks again. However, I've got something funky going on. Pin pointing is hard but yea the backup restored. Then I tweaked elemental kernel (nothing crazy, used stable profiles) maybe it was that and an xposed mod (thinking ifont because its one I only just started using lt recently). Anyway when I rebooted to install drivers for viper I got stuck in bootloop. This time I couldn't restore my backup. So I factory reset and reflashed pure nexus. Due to the time I couldn't try and restore the backup again but will try tonight. If I wasn't so hasty I could've deleted the modules list in twrp then maybe booted up but I'm not 100% it has anything to do with xposed. One other factor, it was using dark stock theme.
EVERYTHING I mentioned I've done/run on this ROM without issues but there's a combination of things that's causing the bootloop I think.

PLZ HELP!! Nexus 6p keeps booting into TWRP menu

Today and after deciding to simply restart my Nexus 6P, it booted into TWRP menu, I tried to reboot again, but no luck. can someone please help?
is there a way to get off the TWRP menu and boot my phone normally?
Note: The root used to simply work fine for about a month now.
Did you take an update? Rom details? You basically said you stuck a fork in a microwave and it sparked.
Gytole said:
Did you take an update? Rom details? You basically said you stuck a fork in a microwave and it sparked.
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Rooted my phone, and it was working fine for about a month, I done nothing unusual, All i did is restart my phone and it went to the TWRP menu, thats all. Im stuck there now.
I don't recall doing an update or whatever. Im using "BETA-SuperSU-v2.67-20160121175247.zip"
Any Idea how to get off the TWRP menu and boot my phone normally? Please help
MahmoudEMH said:
Any Idea how to get off the TWRP menu and boot my phone normally? Please help
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Have you tried wiping the caches and/or data? Have you tried reflashing whatever ROM you're using? Have you tried flashing the factory images with fastboot?
Heisenberg said:
Have you tried wiping the caches and/or data? Have you tried reflashing whatever ROM you're using? Have you tried flashing the factory images with fastboot?
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Yes to each one of those questions.
MahmoudEMH said:
Yes to each one of those questions.
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I will have to call you out here buddy. If you have indeed tried to flash all factory images, you won't even have TWRP in the first place.
Go to this wonderful guide by the wonderful @Heisenberg, and scroll down to "10. How To Flash The Factory Images (And Return To Stock)". You will find very clear instruction on how to return your phone to its factory stock state. This will most likely get rid of the problems you're facing.
MahmoudEMH said:
Yes to each one of those questions.
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If you had flashed the full factory images I don't see how it's possible at all to be in your current situation. Explain how you flashed them, and exactly what you flashed please.

HELP!! I am stuck inside of TWRP and cannot boot into the system

Hey everyone, I have a really frustrating problem, I am currently able to boot into TWRP via hardware method and ADB can see my device as well. However I have tried to install a stock system image through TWRP and I have also tried to install another TWRP backup that a user had posted in the Q&A forum. At one time I was able to successfully boot into the system but my device said encryption unsuccessful. After wiping the system partition and trying to install these images through TWRP I am still unable to boot into the system. Whenever I install them my phone will reboot into TWRP. I am at a loss as to what to do. If anyone has any ideas or suggestions I would appreciate it.
crazyc78 said:
Hey everyone, I have a really frustrating problem, I am currently able to boot into TWRP via hardware method and ADB can see my device as well. However I have tried to install a stock system image through TWRP and I have also tried to install another TWRP backup that a user had posted in the Q&A forum. At one time I was able to successfully boot into the system but my device said encryption unsuccessful. After wiping the system partition and trying to install these images through TWRP I am still unable to boot into the system. Whenever I install them my phone will reboot into TWRP. I am at a loss as to what to do. If anyone has any ideas or suggestions I would appreciate it.
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I saw your other post in the other thread, but couldn't reply for some reason.. did you wipe the internal storage before restore?
Yes I did wipe the internal storage, I actually wiped everything the first time I tried to get everything in order and that was my original problem by wiping the system. I didn't realize that wiping internal storage would cause issues but that could have been one of the culprits. I think what finally solved my issue is I installed a deodexed rom and then powered down my device instead of rebooting and it booted up the rom. I had to flash SuperSU from a zip because for some reason the one that was preinstalled with that rom didn't install properly. So I installed the SuperSU zip and I am now officially rooted. Lesson learned DON'T WIPE SYSTEM OR INTERNAL STORAGE lol. I should have known better I have been rooting for awhile now, I just wasn't paying attention it happens to the best of us sometimes. Thanks for your help.
crazyc78 said:
Yes I did wipe the internal storage, I actually wiped everything the first time I tried to get everything in order and that was my original problem by wiping the system. I didn't realize that wiping internal storage would cause issues but that could have been one of the culprits. I think what finally solved my issue is I installed a deodexed rom and then powered down my device instead of rebooting and it booted up the rom. I had to flash SuperSU from a zip because for some reason the one that was preinstalled with that rom didn't install properly. So I installed the SuperSU zip and I am now officially rooted. Lesson learned DON'T WIPE SYSTEM OR INTERNAL STORAGE lol. I should have known better I have been rooting for awhile now, I just wasn't paying attention it happens to the best of us sometimes. Thanks for your help.
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I've been rooting for a while myself but messed up I'm stuck in twrp and don't know how to get it the phone back on! your help would be glady appreciated .
ricosuave88 said:
I've been rooting for a while myself but messed up I'm stuck in twrp and don't know how to get it the phone back on! your help would be glady appreciated .
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I used the deodexed ROM that is in the development forum. If I can upload it here I will if not just download it put it on your SD card and flash it. It may take a couple tries though I would suggest powering down your phone instead of rebooting it. Then turn it on and it should boot into the new rom. It's basically the same stock rom that our phone comes with. You may have to flash Chainfires SUPERSU zip that's in one of the threads. These steps should get you up and running again. Also if you can see your internal storage you're not encrypted. Hopefully that works for you. Let me know how it goes.
I wasnt able to upload the file from my phone. Just download it from here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/development/h918-stock-deodex-debloat-t3499423/page5
crazyc78 said:
I wasnt able to upload the file from my phone. Just download it from here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/development/h918-stock-deodex-debloat-t3499423/page5
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Thanks for responding back. Man I'm still stuck in twrp I'm losing all hope at this point been at all day and can't figure out what Im doing wrong . I know you was stuck in the same situation did flashing that twrp back up help you out?
ricosuave88 said:
Thanks for responding back. Man I'm still stuck in twrp I'm losing all hope at this point been at all day and can't figure out what Im doing wrong . I know you was stuck in the same situation did flashing that twrp back up help you out?
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Flashing the rom helped me out. It's a system image file. It's basically the stock rom for our device just deodexed. What exactly happened what did you wipe after your phone booted into
TWRP? If you still have TWRP you're not bricked. If you can flash that image from the thread I copied above then you should be good. You may have to flash SUPERSU to get root back. Also after you flash make sure you're not encrypted if you can see your internal storage partition then you're not encrypted.
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Flashing the rom helped me out. It's a system image file. It's basically the stock rom for our device just deodexed. What exactly happened what did you wipe after your phone booted into
TWRP? If you still have TWRP you're not bricked. If you can flash that image from the thread I copied above then you should be good. You may have to flash SUPERSU to get root back. Also after you flash make sure you're not encrypted if you can see your internal storage partition then you're not encrypted.
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when I flashed the rom from your link above it just booted me into twrp again . I don't know what exactly I'm suppose to wipe. I can see internal storage tho so I guess that's a good sign but what's not good is that I can't use my phone :/ I've been rooting for years and can't seem to figure this one out.
ricosuave88 said:
when I flashed the rom from your link above it just booted me into twrp again . I don't know what exactly I'm suppose to wipe. I can see internal storage tho so I guess that's a good sign but what's not good is that I can't use my phone :/ I've been rooting for years and can't seem to figure this one out.
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When you flashed the rom did you power the phone down and then try to boot into the rom? That's what I did and it worked for me. So don't select reboot into system, I'm not sure why it doesn't work that way. I had to power my device down and then boot into the room. Also if you can see your internal partition in TWRP then you should be good and encryption is not enabled. I know how frustrating this is. Just keep trying eventually that rom should stick.
crazyc78 said:
When you flashed the rom did you power the phone down and then try to boot into the rom? That's what I did and it worked for me. So don't select reboot into system, I'm not sure why it doesn't work that way. I had to power my device down and then boot into the room. Also if you can see your internal partition in TWRP then you should be good and encryption is not enabled. I know how frustrating this is. Just keep trying eventually that rom should stick.
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Man, I have tried everything as well and I can't seem to get pass TWRP. Has anyone found a way around this problem? I have been looking around for an answer for 2 days and nothing has worked so far, any help will be greatly appriciated.
Thank you
kaiser10 said:
Man, I have tried everything as well and I can't seem to get pass TWRP. Has anyone found a way around this problem? I have been looking around for an answer for 2 days and nothing has worked so far, any help will be greatly appriciated.
Thank you
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There a stock rom that I posted a link to a few posts back when I trying to help someone else. Download it put it on your SD card and install it. You don't need to wipe anything it will format things for you. After it installs don't reboot, power down the device and then turn it back on it should boot into the rom. That's what worked for me. I believe there was another way then what I just described it's in the same thread that I linked a few posts back. Good luck!!
crazyc78 said:
There a stock rom that I posted a link to a few posts back when I trying to help someone else. Download it put it on your SD card and install it. You don't need to wipe anything it will format things for you. After it installs don't reboot, power down the device and then turn it back on it should boot into the rom. That's what worked for me. I believe there was another way then what I just described it's in the same thread that I linked a few posts back. Good luck!!
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Thanks for the help brother. However, it did not work for me. I flash the stock system, boot, turn device off and turn back on but I am still stock on TWRP. I will continue reading and hopefully I will find the answer soon.
thank you,:crying:
kaiser10 said:
Thanks for the help brother. However, it did not work for me. I flash the stock system, boot, turn device off and turn back on but I am still stock on TWRP. I will continue reading and hopefully I will find the answer soon.
thank you,:crying:
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Np don't give up, I almost lost hope and then it worked for me.
Like I said there was another method that was discussed that worked for someone else. Try this thread, I know someone had the same issue that you and I had and they finally got it working.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/development/h918-stock-deodex-debloat-t3499423
I'm here to the rescue! Follow this to the T! It worked for me! Let me know. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=69685809
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im on the same boat as you. I am stuck in TWRP
tried all the methods i found so far and still stuck in twrp. i would greatly appreciate if someone can get me out of this bootloop!
hslayer said:
tried all the methods i found so far and still stuck in twrp. i would greatly appreciate if someone can get me out of this bootloop!
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Same. Though I am on US996. Not sure what I did, was exploring some behind the scenes stuff using 'hidden codes' but didn't change any values as I didn't know what they meant in most cases. I rebooted my phone and it went straight to TWRP (3.0.2-1) and it will not boot past TWRP. Occasionally after I've flashed something, it will boot into TWRP and the screen will be unresponsive to touch so I have to pull the battery, but then it will be fine again.
I was in your position not to long ago, I'm currently working on getting a .kdz recovery file for the H918. My progress will continue on it later when finals are over.
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