Hey, as you probably read I'm trying to boot into my recovery TWRP 3.0.2 except it just stays on the splashscreen. For some reason i decided to factory reset my phone (it's been an incredibly long week) and I'm stuck. What do I do?
Edit: Now my phone isn't rooted for some unexplained reason. Basically how do i just get rid of it all and start from scratch because that's looking like the best option right now.
Thanks
What version of Android are you using?
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This may work
After flashing twrp do this using fastboot
Fastboot format userdata
Fastboot format cache
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7.0. Although i factory reset the phone apparently nothing was deleted and I can still use the phone normally but still no twrp
Same issue when updating to PN 7.0 from DU 6.0. Clean flash with the exception of my PN gapps failed during install. So I'm stuck with no gapps. I sideloaded a few google apps & the wont work. I have the phone back up to a usable state, but I can't sign in to my google accounts.
Flash latest twrp
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=69177467&postcount=4867
also try this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/fix-twrp-hangs-splash-screen-android-t3438262
Fe Mike said:
also try this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/fix-twrp-hangs-splash-screen-android-t3438262
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After reading that I'm still kinda unclear of the directions.
Is the order
1 fastboot flash boot.IMG
2 fastboot format userdata
3 fastboot format cache
4 flash twrp
Just want to be clear before I wipe the phone. Thanks again
nexIT226 said:
What version of Android are you using?
Envoyé de mon Nexus 6P en utilisant Tapatalk
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This may work
After flashing twrp do this using fastboot
Fastboot format userdata
Fastboot format cache
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NM, read that as 'flash' userdata ...
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lbcary said:
After reading that I'm still kinda unclear of the directions.
Is the order
1 fastboot flash boot.IMG
2 fastboot format userdata
3 fastboot format cache
4 flash twrp
Just want to be clear before I wipe the phone. Thanks again
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If you wipe the phone or update Android, when you flash TWRP you have to boot into recovery and root it before booting the system or you will always lose TWRP.
Also, you need TWRP 3.0.2-3. What are you trying to do with only those steps?
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ultyrunner said:
NM, read that as 'flash' userdata ...
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If you wipe the phone or update Android, when you flash TWRP you have to boot into recovery and root it before booting the system or you will always lose TWRP.
Also, you need TWRP 3.0.2-3. What are you trying to do with only those steps?
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My fault. I confused myself.
My recovery is hanging up after flashing from DU 6.0 to PN 7.0. I just want to know how to get back into recovery. fastboot format all
Fastboot format cache
Fastboot flash recovery.IMG
Will that get me back into recovery?
lbcary said:
My fault. I confused myself.
My recovery is hanging up after flashing from DU 6.0 to PN 7.0. I just want to know how to get back into recovery. fastboot format all
Fastboot format cache
Fastboot flash recovery.IMG
Will that get me back into recovery?
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First, did you read my first comment? You can't use the version of TWRP You are. Flash the newest one from fastboot and see if that fixes it. Beyond that, it is pretty much impossible to know what is going on in your case. If you can't boot into recovery after updating, I would fastboot flash a factory image and go back to stock and start again.
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lbcary said:
After reading that I'm still kinda unclear of the directions.
Is the order
1 fastboot flash boot.IMG
2 fastboot format userdata
3 fastboot format cache
4 flash twrp
Just want to be clear before I wipe the phone. Thanks again
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Flash twrp first and don't flash boot
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Ok so after some ****ing around with adb and fastboot drivers i still can't get the phone to show up as a fastboot device. On top of that when i have the phone on normally i can't switch it to MTP mode or PTP mode, it only does charging. Where do i go from here?
SpaceDog98 said:
Ok so after some ****ing around with adb and fastboot drivers i still can't get the phone to show up as a fastboot device. On top of that when i have the phone on normally i can't switch it to MTP mode or PTP mode, it only does charging. Where do i go from here?
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You can only recognize the phone in one of those modes at a time. In bootloader you can only use fastboot, so if you can't get into recovery you can't use ADB. So you can boot your phone normally, but you can't get into recovery? What exact steps are you using to get into recovery?
Normally I wouldn't suggest it, but have you tried one of the toolkits? I don't like them but they can be helpful.
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I've tried using the phones power menu option to reboot into recovery, I've used the bootloader to try and boot into recovery and I've tried turning the phone off entirely the booting directly into recovery.
I attempted to use the fastboot flash user data route while in the bootloader but I couldn't get the phone to show up using the command prompt "fastboot devices"
My device hung when I tried to get into recovery & when i tried to flash a new recovery.img it wouldn't take. The only thing that worked for me was to
Fastboot format user data
Fastboot format cache
Flash stock Google nbd90x
lbcary said:
My device hung when I tried to get into recovery & when i tried to flash a new recovery.img it wouldn't take. The only thing that worked for me was to
Fastboot format user data
Fastboot format cache
Flash stock Google nbd90x
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I would do that but I can't use fastboot format userdata
SpaceDog98 said:
I would do that but I can't use fastboot format userdata
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I had an similar issue once & for some reason I can't explain wugs nexus root toolkit was able to recognize my device. Might be worth a shot
Ended up fixing it with the SkipSoft_ULTIMATE_Drivers_v1.0.2
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So I randomly lost all cellular reception and my baseband was showing as "unknown". Did a bit of reading and decided to try to flash the radio from the google factory image using "fastboot flash radio" command.
I am now screwed. I can't access anything other than CWM Recovery, can't use adb or fastboot and am wondering how the hell I can fix this? Have I somehow completed erased the bootloader?
Help incredibly gratefully received!! :crying:
EDIT: After hours of f**king about, much to my disgust and relief in almost equal measure, switching USB ports of all things allowed me to use adb to reboot into bootloader mode from where I reflashed the factory image and all is well.
dave_uk said:
So I randomly lost all cellular reception and my baseband was showing as "unknown". Did a bit of reading and decided to try to flash the radio from the google factory image using "fastboot flash radio" command.
I am now screwed. I can't access anything other than CWM Recovery, can't use adb or fastboot and am wondering how the hell I can fix this? Have I somehow completed erased the bootloader?
Help incredibly gratefully received!! :crying:
EDIT: After hours of f**king about, much to my disgust and relief in almost equal measure, switching USB ports of all things allowed me to use adb to reboot into bootloader mode from where I reflashed the factory image and all is well.
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Hello your bootloader is not gone do not worry. If it was erased your nexus wouldnt boot at all.
What you need to do ia to use fastboot to flash an entire img. File from google. If you do some research youll find. If you have some trouble i can help you
When you have the img you need to do fastboot flash `image name`
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Here you go my friend follow the link you will havw stock images of the N7.
Put the image on your developpement folder and do : fastboot -w flashall
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#nakasi
Hope it helps
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Thanks very much for your kind help. Luckily, I was able to get back into bootloader mode again by switching USB ports so flashed a factory img and all sorted now.
Cheers,
Dave
Hi, My tab is bricked only APX and fastboot modes are working. Recovery doesnt start (booting primary kernel image stuck). What can i do? Should i wipe system via fastboot? how to do this
marcin2010 said:
Hi, My tab is bricked only APX and fastboot modes are working. Recovery doesnt start (booting primary kernel image stuck). What can i do? Should i wipe system via fastboot? how to do this
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Go to this guide first post http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2049778 there's a section on fast boot there...try erase userdata and cache first then try flashing a recovery.img see how u go with that....if u can get a recovery on there u can flash an ics or jb rom
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I should have said that fastboot is only available if you have the v8 unlocked bootloader
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Okay, so as soon as it was released on Google's official site, I went down and downloaded the new factory image JWR66V, and went to normally install it with fastboot. Erased all my stuff, system, cache, dalvik, userspace, everything.
Then, while flashing normally, it says Archive does not contain 'boot.sig' ; Archive does not contain 'recovery.sig' ; Archive does not contain 'system.sig' .
I tried everything, pushing a ZIP to the "SD" using ADB and a Custom Recovery, flashing Android 4.2.2 and infinite other ways, and it just doesn't work.
My phone doesn't boot, keeps looping on the Nexus logo and that's it .
If you can help, please help, I'm nearly giving up .
EDIT: Finally managed to Unbrick it after 2 Hours trying.
Used WugFresh Root Toolkit with the option "Back to stock" and used the extracted .TAR, not the .TGZ, and it came back to life, still gave me this messages, but i guess it worked flawlessly .
Thanks for everyone who tried to help me, i really appreciate it .
Nikitozin said:
Okay, so as soon as it was released on Google's official site, I went down and downloaded the new factory image JWR66V, and went to normally install it with fastboot. Erased all my stuff, system, cache, dalvik, userspace, everything.
Then, while flashing normally, it says Archive does not contain 'boot.sig' ; Archive does not contain 'recovery.sig' ; Archive does not contain 'system.sig' .
I tried everything, pushing a ZIP to the "SD" using ADB and a Custom Recovery, flashing Android 4.2.2 and infinite other ways, and it just doesn't work.
My phone doesn't boot, keeps looping on the Nexus logo and that's it .
If you can help, please help, I'm nearly giving up .
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Just do it step by step.
Re-download the factory image
then unrar/unzip it
fastboot reboot bootloader
fastboot devices
fastboot erase boot
fastboot erase cache
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot erase system
fastboot erase userdata
fastboot flash bootloader bootloader-mako-makoz20i.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash radio radio-mako-m9615a-cefwmazm-2.0.1700.84.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot –w update image-occam-jwr66v.zip
First of all, can you check which image file you flashed? Maybe it was for nexus 7.
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Everything that i extracted says "Mako", so i guess it's for the Nexus 4 .
ADB Sideload doesn't work either .
And i tried download, redownloading, numerous of times, and installing it, just doesn't work .
Nikitozin said:
Okay, so as soon as it was released on Google's official site, I went down and downloaded the new factory image JWR66V, and went to normally install it with fastboot. Erased all my stuff, system, cache, dalvik, userspace, everything.
Then, while flashing normally, it says Archive does not contain 'boot.sig' ; Archive does not contain 'recovery.sig' ; Archive does not contain 'system.sig' .
I tried everything, pushing a ZIP to the "SD" using ADB and a Custom Recovery, flashing Android 4.2.2 and infinite other ways, and it just doesn't work.
My phone doesn't boot, keeps looping on the Nexus logo and that's it .
If you can help, please help, I'm nearly giving up .
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Did you check md5sum?
Also, I would recommend using 7-zip to extract the files...
redsmith said:
Did you check md5sum?
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Yes, I did .
I got the same problem,
tried to install with flash-all script first.
got looped on the nexus logo.
now i tried the hint above to rdoanload and flash manually. Doesnt work either.
So does anyone got a hint for that problem, so i'm sure we are not the 2 only people having that issue
exception84 said:
I got the same problem,
tried to install with flash-all script first.
got looped on the nexus logo.
now i tried the hint above to rdoanload and flash manually. Doesnt work either.
So does anyone got a hint for that problem, so i'm sure we are not the 2 only people having that issue
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Well, i thought i was alone .
Nikitozin said:
Well, i thought i was alone .
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u are not! But maybe we are the only 2 people who are too stupid to flash a factory image ^^
im i tried to flash cwm recovery a can't do anything because "e: can't mount" error appears.
Nikitozin said:
Well, i thought i was alone .
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This is what I used earlier today to flash 4.3... make sure you follow it step by step.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2010312
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redsmith said:
This is what I used earlier today to flash 4.3... make sure you follow it step by step.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2010312
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How's it going, people? Any progress?
I had the same problem after flashing without the "-w" to try to keep my data.
Moreover I wasn't able to boot CWM or CWM touch using "fastboot boot boot.img" : black screen, but with adb working.
So I flashed again with the "-w", and it worked.
redsmith said:
This is what I used earlier today to flash 4.3... make sure you follow it step by step.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2010312
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How's it going, people? Any progress?
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i did it the way it was wirten in ur link. no success.
Still in loop... :crying:
My N4 is dead too...
MidtownHD said:
Just do it step by step.
Re-download the factory image
then unrar/unzip it
fastboot reboot bootloader
fastboot devices
fastboot erase boot
fastboot erase cache
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot erase system
fastboot erase userdata
fastboot flash bootloader bootloader-mako-makoz20i.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash radio radio-mako-m9615a-cefwmazm-2.0.1700.84.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot –w update image-occam-jwr66v.zip
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What difference does it make if you do the last step? Always have followed efrants guide and it doesn't mention it.
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Ok, this is weird...
Would you all be so kind as to tell me where exactly things started to go wrong? First things first, can you all get into the bootloader at all? (Power button + both volume buttons) Can fastboot see your devices at all? (fastboot devices - cmd should show the serial number for your phones)
drmclove69 said:
What difference does it make if you do the last step? Always have followed efrants guide and it doesn't mention it.
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the -w part is for wiping userdata, if you want to keep ur data, you might have the remove some lines in the flash script
I use mac os, so I don't have to worry about all the drivers' issues, simply fastboot and adb
exception84 said:
i did it the way it was wirten in ur link. no success.
Still in loop... :crying:
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Okay, one thing you could try is to go to the bootloader. Once there, click volume buttons til "recovery" is displayed. Then press power to confirm. You'll see a little android with a red sign --> press vol +, vol - and power at the same time. You'll have a little menu where you can execute a "factory reset". Press it and maybe will it be okay !
MidtownHD said:
the -w part is for wiping userdata, if you want to keep ur data, you might have the remove some lines in the flash script
I use mac os, so I don't have to worry about all the drivers' issues, simply fastboot and adb
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Meant more of the "update image-occam-jwr66v.zip" part.
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drmclove69 said:
Meant more of the "update image-occam-jwr66v.zip" part.
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this is the format: update <filename> "reflash device from update.zip"
image-occam-jwr66v.zip well this is the 4.3 factory image, the "update.zip" in this case.
So yeah I accidentally wiped my partitions as if I were installing a rom. Am I screwed until I get to a pc?
P.s. Out of all days to delete my backup rom file ?
Just set it to boot loader mode and flash stock images...I'm sure there's a tutorial on how to do it..I have the program installed on my computer ready for any time I brick my phone lol but I don't remember the name of the program right now
Edit: heres the link to the method I use http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3258493
I'm assuming the OP doesn't have a PC due to the last statement he made. I would say yes, nothing you can do until you can get to a PC and flash stock images via Fastboot. Unless you have a ROM zip on your phone that is....which I'm assuming you don't.
You're kinda stuck, you need a PC to flash the factory images. TWRP can't flash OTA's anyway, so don't try that again either. I'd strongly recommend not using a toolkit to flash the factory images too. I have a detailed guide here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/guides-how-to-guides-beginners-t3206928
Hey guys, having a similar issue than zachbuilds. While rooting my nexus 6p on NRD9M, I formatted to system partition for root to stick and noticed twrp stated I have no OS installed. At that point I was going to flash stock image file when my nexus reverted from default MTP to charge only and now my Mac is unable to recognize my device Ann's now adb is non operable. I tried to fastboot adb commands but that isn't working either. Any one have any suggestions. I'm on stock with twrp custom recovery, no other changes were made to my device. Also, recovery and bootloader are accessible. Thanks for any help given.
Snakielols1984 said:
Hey guys, having a similar issue than zachbuilds. While rooting my nexus 6p on NRD9M, I formatted to system partition for root to stick and noticed twrp stated I have no OS installed. At that point I was going to flash stock image file when my nexus reverted from default MTP to charge only and now my Mac is unable to recognize my device Ann's now adb is non operable. I tried to fastboot adb commands but that isn't working either. Any one have any suggestions. I'm on stock with twrp custom recovery, no other changes were made to my device. Also, recovery and bootloader are accessible. Thanks for any help given.
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Can fastboot see your device when you're in bootloader?
Yes fastboot is able to reconize my device.
Snakielols1984 said:
Yes fastboot is able to reconize my device.
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Best just to flash back to factory images. Be cautious if you've flashed the Android N OTA though, there are some strange things going on with people trying to flash back to M. Read up before you flash.
I've actually tried flashing stock images but every time I tried to run fastboot command I get these errors, "command not found" and I believe the other erro is "file path not found". There's another error that I can't remember off the top of my head what it. When I get home I'll try to run the commands again and see what errors I get
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elfrosto said:
Best just to flash back to factory images. Be cautious if you've flashed the Android N OTA though, there are some strange things going on with people trying to flash back to M. Read up before you flash.
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on another note I have not flashed Android N OTA. I downloaded that and install via OTA.
wrong thread
so just attempted to flash stock images and I get an error "cannot load bootloader-angler-angler-03.54.img". the tutorial I am using is Heisenberg's How-To Guide For Beginners. I followed the instructions step by step. Please is anyone can chime in, please do. Greatly appreciated!
Snakielols1984 said:
so just attempted to flash stock images and I get an error "cannot load bootloader-angler-angler-03.54.img". the tutorial I am using is Heisenberg's How-To Guide For Beginners. I followed the instructions step by step. Please is anyone can chime in, please do. Greatly appreciated!
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What bootloader version are you on currently? Although updated bootloader is recommend, you should be able to skip this step without any issues.
Sorry for late response but currently I am bootloader: angler-3.58
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This is the error I get when using fastboot commands to flash stock images "error: cannot load 'MacintoshHD/angler/images/radio-angler-angler-03.61.img'". I received same error when trying to flash bootloader
Snakielols1984 said:
Sorry for late response but currently I am bootloader: angler-3.58
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This is the error I get when using fastboot commands to flash stock images "error: cannot load 'MacintoshHD/angler/images/radio-angler-angler-03.61.img'". I received same error when trying to flash bootloader
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Please post the entire command you are using, as written in your terminal prompt. "No command" sounds like an unrecognized command is being issued. We must use ./ in addition to the fastboot or adb command in order for OSX to execute the action. If following Heisenberg's guide for fastboot, the lone change you need to make for OSX is:
./fastboot devices
./fastboot flash
./fastboot reboot
./ADB devices
Try this out and post your results.
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Just throwing this out there, it is possible to flash an OTA in TWRP. You still need a PC but its do-able.... I flashed Android N Final to my 6P yesterday by copying the OTA zip (uploaded thanks to another member) to SD, Wiped device as I normally would with any other ROM (left SD intact obviously), Flashed OTA ZIP, rebooted straight to bootloader after flash, fastboot erase boot, fastboot erase recovery, fastboot flashed DECRYPTED BOOT.img (which can be found easily), fastboot flashed TWRP 3.0.2-1 (version just released for N), fastboot format userdata, fastboot format cache, reboot from bootloader directly into TWRP, flashed superSU 2.74, reboot system..... Phone runs beautifully. Not a single issue. Entire process from start to finish was less than 10 minutes.
Its not the most practical route but it does indeed work. OTA just hes to contain the entire Image. I should also mention that this was a jump from a Marshmallow based rom (RR) so you don't have to be on an N preview in order to do this....
I am no noob and have always flashed factory images and rooted phone, for years.
For the very first time today I am having a problem.
I had 7.1.2 with unlocked bootloader, twrp installed and root.
Decided to install DP3, so I first made a twrp backup and then successfully installed DP3.
Since I was having problems, I decided to restore backup from twrp> from here only problems.
Backup restored successfully but phone wouldn't boot: stuck at boot logo with 4 coloured circles spinning. Waited minutes to no avail.
Tried then everything I could: flash manually with fastboot, resetting phone from recovery, relocking bootloader, flashing again latest 7.1.2 factory images manually piece by piece with fastboot> all to no avail. Phone can boot into bootloader and into original recovery, but when I try to boot it is stuck at four spinning coloured circles. I can hear every few seconds a short vibration, but it won't boot.
Any help please?
Thanks.
The restored backup didn't have something it needed prob. Like maybe vendor. Had to be something you missed
thegios said:
I am no noob and have always flashed factory images and rooted phone, for years.
For the very first time today I am having a problem.
I had 7.1.2 with unlocked bootloader, twrp installed and root.
Decided to install DP3, so I first made a twrp backup and then successfully installed DP3.
Since I was having problems, I decided to restore backup from twrp> from here only problems.
Backup restored successfully but phone wouldn't boot: stuck at boot logo with 4 coloured circles spinning. Waited minutes to no avail.
Tried then everything I could: flash manually with fastboot, resetting phone from recovery, relocking bootloader, flashing again latest 7.1.2 factory images manually piece by piece with fastboot> all to no avail. Phone can boot into bootloader and into original recovery, but when I try to boot it is stuck at four spinning coloured circles. I can hear every few seconds a short vibration, but it won't boot.
Any help please?
Thanks.
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Format your data through CMD, then flash a different stock
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bennyboy2120 said:
Format your data through CMD, then flash a different stock
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been trying this several times to no avail... unless I am doing it in the wrong way
fastboot flash bootloader C:\angler\bootloader-angler-angler-03.69.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash radio C:\angler\radio-angler-angler-03.81.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash boot C:\angler\boot.img
fastboot flash system C:\angler\system.img
fastboot flash vendor C:\angler\vendor.img
fastboot flash recovery C:\angler\recovery.img
fastboot reboot
Select "Recovery" using the volume buttons.
When a small Android appears, press Power Button + Volume UP.
Select "Wipe data/factory data reset"
Problem now is that when I go to recovery the green android keeps on flashing and it does not go into recovery mode
Bro u flashed stock recovery..right?
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That's y u have the android..You flashed over twrp
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I always use wugs tool when messing up and it at least can get u back to stock..Then it can flash twrp and su to root..Then download your ROM and backup the stock in twrp for safety and boom your back to were u started ...
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That way you don't have to manually do it ...I always seem to misspell or screw up for some reason doing it myself...
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kenbrownstone said:
Bro u flashed stock recovery..right?
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That's y u have the android..You flashed over twrp
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no no sorry, forgot to mention that by recovery.img I meant TWRP.
so now I have twrp installed, I can boot to bootloader and to recovery (twrp) correctly, I can issue fastboot and adb commands, yet when trying to flash any stock image by following steps above, at reboot phone is stuck at the 4 spinning circles...
I have even tried to delete EFS partition with
ADB shell dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/platform/soc.0/f9824900.sdhci/by-name/modemst1 bs=16384
and
ADB shell dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/platform/soc.0/f9824900.sdhci/by-name/modemst2 bs=16384
but still stuck at boot
You have a efs backup somewhere righy
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Tried wugs tool as well, but it did not work... maybe i did the wrong thing?
Flash cache and user data img..that should do I t but will wipe your phone I believe...At least do cache it worked for me ..User data IMG did too but that wipes phone
.I'm totally praying you had a efs backup to restore
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kenbrownstone said:
Flash cache and user data img..that should do I t but will wipe your phone I believe...At least do cache it worked for me ..User data IMG did too but that wipes phone
.I'm totally praying you had a efs backup to restore
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No I have no efs backup, but maybe I tried to restore using a bugged twrp version and it got corrupted so I used twrp suggestion to erase it.
Well I have downloaded latest factory image and the only images found are
fastboot flash bootloader C:\angler\bootloader-angler-angler-xx.xx.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash radio C:\angler\radio-angler-angler-xx.xx.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash boot C:\angler\boot.img
fastboot flash system C:\angler\system.img
fastboot flash vendor C:\angler\vendor.img
no cache and no user data
I dont care loosing data, I have a backup of docs and pics
woah I did it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
pretty sure it was the efs corrupted
thanks anyway for the support
Just get wugfresh toolkit and do it that easy way. It'll do everything for you just follow the prompt, There's a part for flashing on a bootlooped device it will correct all the errors for you