Hi, I got a friend's Moto X Pure which as he tells me just stopped working. It was last running AICP 7.1, the phone freezes on the Motorola logo, and when you try to boot to recovery it freezes on the TWRP logo.
I flashed a new recovery over fastboot, still freezes.
Any idea what could be the issue here? Thanks!
Did he or u do a an official backup through I think called adb or fastboot? From the computer.
Hitti2 said:
Did he or u do a an official backup through I think called adb or fastboot? From the computer.
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No, I've downloaded the stock firmware and I'll try to flash it through fastboot to see what happens.
Have you tried just booting TWRP with 'fastboot boot recovery.img' instead of flashing and starting it? (replace recovery.img with the name of your TWRP image file)
acejavelin said:
Have you tried just booting TWRP with 'fastboot boot recovery.img' instead of flashing and starting it? (replace recovery.img with the name of your TWRP image file)
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Thanks for the suggestion, I'll give it a shot
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Hi everyone i flashed kings marshmallow hydrogen os but i didnt like it so i reverted back to my blisspop via nandroid backup. Unfortunately I am know stuck at the oneplus boot screen with the oneplus logo in the middle and the powered by android logo at the bottom. I am unable to boot into twrp. I was able to boot into fastboot mode and managed to flash twrp recovery however the phone will not load into recovery and goes to the oneplus boot screen. I think i softbriked or hard bricked phone because i went from kings hydrogen os which is marshamllow based to my nandroid backup which is blisspop 5.1. IDK what to do know
Bottom line i can boot into fastboot mode. device manager on my pc recognizes phone as android device- marshall london bootlooder interface any suggestions?
If you can Boot to Fastboot you have a softbrick. Somewhere around here is a thread for the recovery tool with the qualcom drivers. Read carefully and maybe give it a try.
Scherzengel said:
If you can Boot to Fastboot you have a softbrick. Somewhere around here is a thread for the recovery tool with the qualcom drivers. Read carefully and maybe give it a try.
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Ok i thought that was for hardbrick. I will give it a try anyway
neal425 said:
Ok i thought that was for hardbrick. I will give it a try anyway
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I installed the qualcom drivers and recovery tool, but the recovery tool doesnt do anything
neal425 said:
Hi everyone i flashed kings marshmallow hydrogen os but i didnt like it so i reverted back to my blisspop via nandroid backup. Unfortunately I am know stuck at the oneplus boot screen with the oneplus logo in the middle and the powered by android logo at the bottom. I am unable to boot into twrp. I was able to boot into fastboot mode and managed to flash twrp recovery however the phone will not load into recovery and goes to the oneplus boot screen. I think i softbriked or hard bricked phone because i went from kings hydrogen os which is marshamllow based to my nandroid backup which is blisspop 5.1. IDK what to do know
Bottom line i can boot into fastboot mode. device manager on my pc recognizes phone as android device- marshall london bootlooder interface any suggestions?
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Do restore again. Flash 5.1.1 patch youre ok
Do you read OP.. Once you go MM you cannot go back without flashing the patch
lummujaj said:
Do restore again. Flash 5.1.1 patch youre ok
Do you read OP.. Once you go MM you cannot go back without flashing the patch
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can you please elaborate. I have no way of getting into recovery how am i suppose to flash the patch?
Download twrp 3.0.0.0 (since you were MM ) flash it via adb... Reboot to recovery and flash the patch.. After flashin it automaticlly reboot. Than restore backup
lummujaj said:
Download twrp 3.0.0.0 (since you were MM ) flash it via adb... Reboot to recovery and flash the patch.. After flashin it automaticlly reboot. Than restore backup
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I have done this already... the recovery will not load
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Download twrp 3.0.0.0 (since you were MM ) flash it via adb... Reboot to recovery and flash the patch.. After flashin it automaticlly reboot. Than restore backup
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i flash twrp 3.0 using fastboot flash recovery command.....
just so u know
if i type in adb devices nothing is recognized
if i type in fastboot devices my device is recognized
You cant use adb in fastboot mode.. Wtf
fastboot flash recovery recoveryname.img
fastboot boot recoveryname.img
In recovery flash the patch.. Than restore backup.. So simple. Why you complicate
Post cmd comands and results
lummujaj said:
You cant use adb in fastboot mode.. Wtf
fastboot flash recovery recoveryname.img
fastboot boot recoveryname.img
In recovery flash the patch.. Than restore backup.. So simple. Why you complicate
Post cmd comands and results
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i did flash via fasboot after i flash it says sending recovery (okay) writing recovery (okay) than i reboot but. but when i try to reboot into recovery it does not reboot into RECOVERY it justs stuck at one plust boot screen.
Stucking 1+ logo is because having unsupported recovery from system... After you did restore did you got any error...
Get both recoveries and try command
fastboot boot recoveryname.img
One of them has to boot. Youre doing something wrong
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Stucking 1+ logo is because having unsupported recovery from system... After you did restore did you got any error...
Get both recoveries and try command
fastboot boot recoveryname.img
One of them has to boot. Youre doing something wrong
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after i did restore i did not get an error
ive tried to flash twrp 2.87 and twrp 3.0. i promise u i am flashing the recoveries correctly. each time i flash the recovery it says ok. it just wont boot into recovery after it is flashed
Did you try the coomant to boot automaticlly .. Try both recoveries
fastboot boot recoveryname.img
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Did you try the coomant to boot automaticlly .. Try both recoveries
fastboot boot recoveryname.img
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just tried that for both recoverie says downloading boot img okay. than it next thing it says remote: dtb not found
lummujaj said:
Did you try the coomant to boot automaticlly .. Try both recoveries
fastboot boot recoveryname.img
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hey man i really appreciate you taking the time to help me out but i dont think its gonna work, im just gonna use the hardbrick method to restore my phone
Hope you will find a solution... Try firstaid from general section. I still insist about having bad recovery. Or go to op supoort site and back all to stock
Wanted to flash a new ROM, so did a full wipe. Now when I tried to flash the ROM it says need twrp 3.1.x
So rebooted into fastboot and flashed latest twrp.
Now I can't reboot to recovery also NO OS too.
Tried the manual method holding power+volume up it just boots up gets stuck in bootlogo.
Any kinda help would be appreciated.
You know you can just do fastboot boot (blabla).img, right?
All you need is to put your phone into fastboot and the fastboot tool that you get when downloading adb.
NathanBrake said:
You know you can just do fastboot boot (blabla).img, right?
All you need is to put your phone into fastboot and the fastboot tool that you get when downloading adb.
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Yea that worked.
i installed twrp on my 6p and have got stuck in the google logo. i tried to flash 15.1 with twrp which starts to open but boots back to twrp. i went to the google site to download the factory zip img but when i click on "agree to terms", it does not open. is there any where else to find the factory zip img? i had the same thing happen on my wifes 6p and i had to use the android 6.0 img and sideload to get it operational.
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i installed twrp on my 6p and have got stuck in the google logo. i tried to flash 15.1 with twrp which starts to open but boots back to twrp. i went to the google site to download the factory zip img but when i click on "agree to terms", it does not open. is there any where else to find the factory zip img? i had the same thing happen on my wifes 6p and i had to use the android 6.0 img and sideload to get it operational.
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the site is this way since yesterday, I was lucky that I found the rom on my computer
dr1445 said:
i installed twrp on my 6p and have got stuck in the google logo. i tried to flash 15.1 with twrp which starts to open but boots back to twrp. i went to the google site to download the factory zip img but when i click on "agree to terms", it does not open. is there any where else to find the factory zip img? i had the same thing happen on my wifes 6p and i had to use the android 6.0 img and sideload to get it operational.
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You need to make sure your on the latest twrp and bootloader to use Oreo base ROMs. Here will have bootlader images.
Exodusche said:
You need to make sure your on the latest twrp and bootloader to use Oreo base ROMs. Here will have bootlader images.
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i could not find where the bootloader version is listed. the build # was OPM2.171019.A1. i downloaded the latest bootloader zip, can i flash using adb sideload from twrp?
dr1445 said:
i could not find where the bootloader version is listed. the build # was OPM2.171019.A1. i downloaded the latest bootloader zip, can i flash using adb sideload from twrp?
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I'm not sure I do it the way google suggests with fastboot commands and phone in bootloader mode. If your way involves a computer just as easy to do it the proper way. ?
i am fairly new to this, i use fastboot flash recovery to install twrp. once twrp is installed i drag and drop the rom and gapps to the phone on my pc. here is what i get when i try to flash the boot loader. i must be using the wrong command.
[email protected]:~$ fastboot flash vendor-angler-OMP2.171019.029.A1.img
unknown partition 'vendor-angler-OMP2.171019.029.A1.img'
error: cannot determine image filename for 'vendor-angler-OMP2.171019.029.A1.img
Hi - I am trying to reinstall TWRP on my OP6T after upgrading to OOS 10.3.0.
I am running Minimal ADB and Fastboot v1.4.3 on my Win10 PC. I have connected my phone to my PC, and entered Fastboot mode. The OP6T is detected when I do a fastboot devices command.
Next, I try doing a temporary Recovery Mode boot into TWRP with a fastboot boot twrp-3.3.1-1-fajita.img command. This is where I run into a problem ... While the Minimal ADB and Fastboot window says that the TWRP image was sent to the OP6T, I am still stuck on the Fastboot screen, and the phone is locked up and doesn't reboot the image.
What is going wrong?
¿GJ?
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Hi - I am trying to reinstall TWRP on my OP6T after upgrading to OOS 10.3.0.
I am running Minimal ADB and Fastboot v1.4.3 on my Win10 PC. I have connected my phone to my PC, and entered Fastboot mode. The OP6T is detected when I do a fastboot devices command.
Next, I try doing a temporary Recovery Mode boot into TWRP with a fastboot boot twrp-3.3.1-1-fajita.img command. This is where I run into a problem ... While the Minimal ADB and Fastboot window says that the TWRP image was sent to the OP6T, I am still stuck on the Fastboot screen, and the phone is locked up and doesn't reboot the image.
What is going wrong?
¿GJ?
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I'm having the same problem
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Hi - I am trying to reinstall TWRP on my OP6T after upgrading to OOS 10.3.0.
I am running Minimal ADB and Fastboot v1.4.3 on my Win10 PC. I have connected my phone to my PC, and entered Fastboot mode. The OP6T is detected when I do a fastboot devices command.
Next, I try doing a temporary Recovery Mode boot into TWRP with a fastboot boot twrp-3.3.1-1-fajita.img command. This is where I run into a problem ... While the Minimal ADB and Fastboot window says that the TWRP image was sent to the OP6T, I am still stuck on the Fastboot screen, and the phone is locked up and doesn't reboot the image.
What is going wrong?
¿GJ?
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3.3.1.-1???...
cultofluna said:
3.3.1.-1???...
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Affirmative. Fajita 3.3.1-1. See attached screenshot from TWRP.me. Should I be booting into a different version?
¿GotJazz? said:
Affirmative. Fajita 3.3.1-1. See attached screenshot from TWRP.me. Should I be booting into a different version?
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Those "official" TWRP builds don't work properly on Android 10. Here is a link to the one you need:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...overy-unofficial-twrp-touch-recovery-t3861482
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Those "official" TWRP builds don't work properly on Android 10. Here is a link to the one you need:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...overy-unofficial-twrp-touch-recovery-t3861482
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Thanks, @jp0469! This helps a lot!
Just to be clear (and to get to a successful conclusion without a bricked phone), I won't be installing a TWRP installer ZIP file after booting into this TWRP image (The old style method), but instead installing the same TWRP IMG file as a "Recovery RAM Disk", correct?
¿GJ?
¿GotJazz? said:
Thanks, @jp0469! This helps a lot!
Just to be clear (and to get to a successful conclusion without a bricked phone), I won't be installing a TWRP installer ZIP file after booting into this TWRP image (The old style method), but instead installing the same TWRP IMG file as a "Recovery RAM Disk", correct?
¿GJ?
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Need a little more info before you proceed.
I know you said that you're currently on Android 10.3.0
Are you rooted with Magisk? If not, are you planning on rooting?
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Need a little more info before you proceed.
I know you said that you're currently on Android 10.3.0
Are you rooted with Magisk? If not, are you planning on rooting?
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I was rooted with Magisk, but that got lost when I did the 10.3.0 update. Definitely planning on TWRPing and rooting again, as long as it's safe.
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I was rooted with Magisk, but that got lost when I did the 10.3.0 update. Definitely planning on TWRPing and rooting again, as long as it's safe.
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Stick to good old ones...
Once booted in twrp via fastboot flash the installer zip. It has always worked and will always. Always latest version. And flash Magisk after.
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I was rooted with Magisk, but that got lost when I did the 10.3.0 update. Definitely planning on TWRPing and rooting again, as long as it's safe.
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Put the latest Magisk zip and TWRP installer (zip file) on your phone's internal memory if you don't already have them there. Now you can fastboot boot the TWRP img file (Q version). Next flash the TWRP zip to permanently install TWRP into recovery. Reboot back to recovery to make sure it worked and then flash Magisk to re-gain root.
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Thanks, guys - The only reason I asked about the alternate "RAM Disk" method was because it was listed as the installation method by the developer on the link that @jp0469 provided earlier.
I'll try the old-fashioned method, since y'all say that it works OK.
I have a brand new hp windows 10 PC and a new op6t converted to international version. Running pie latest oxygen os. I need to get minimal adb fastboot installed so I can install twrp and root. Ik it's a little different process to get twrp on 6t but I need some help. Can someone provide me with the correct fastboot to install
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I have a brand new hp windows 10 PC and a new op6t converted to international version. Running pie latest oxygen os. I need to get minimal adb fastboot installed so I can install twrp and root. Ik it's a little different process to get twrp on 6t but I need some help. Can someone provide me with the correct fastboot to install
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I always install the latest directly from Google. There is a link on this page to the latest version of Windows ADB and Fastboot. Just unzip the file you download into a directory of your choice.
Everytime I try to boot twrp It says waiting on device. What's that mean
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Everytime I try to boot twrp It says waiting on device. What's that mean
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It mean you didn't install driver on your PC.
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¿GotJazz? said:
Hi - I am trying to reinstall TWRP on my OP6T after upgrading to OOS 10.3.0.
I am running Minimal ADB and Fastboot v1.4.3 on my Win10 PC. I have connected my phone to my PC, and entered Fastboot mode. The OP6T is detected when I do a fastboot devices command.
Next, I try doing a temporary Recovery Mode boot into TWRP with a fastboot boot twrp-3.3.1-1-fajita.img command. This is where I run into a problem ... While the Minimal ADB and Fastboot window says that the TWRP image was sent to the OP6T, I am still stuck on the Fastboot screen, and the phone is locked up and doesn't reboot the image.
What is going wrong?
¿GJ?
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Type Command: fastboot flash boot
And Use TWRP 3.3.1.30 .
Hi - I am trying to reinstall TWRP on my OP6T after upgrading to OOS 10.3.0.
I am running Minimal ADB and Fastboot v1.4.3 on my Win10 PC. I have connected my phone to my PC, and entered Fastboot mode. The OP6T is detected when I do a fastboot devices command.
Next, I try doing a temporary Recovery Mode boot into TWRP with a fastboot boot twrp-3.3.1-1-fajita.img command. This is where I run into a problem ... While the Minimal ADB and Fastboot window says that the TWRP image was sent to the OP6T, I am still stuck on the Fastboot screen, and the phone is locked up and doesn't reboot the image.
What is going wrong?
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same thing happened to me, but my screen went black and i cant seem to turn it back on again. what a day. fml
i really need help, i only have that one phone for daily usage. arghhhh
uncleheng said:
same thing happened to me, but my screen went black and i cant seem to turn it back on again. what a day. fml
i really need help, i only have that one phone for daily usage. arghhhh
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press volume down,up and power button same time for 10sec your phone will boot to bootloader mode.
After doing the fastboot boot twrp-3.3.1-30-fajita-Q-mauronofrio.img in Fastboot Mode, I installed twrp-3.3.1-30-fajita-installer-mauronofrio.zip in the booted TWRP Recovery Mode, and everything is working fine again.
Thanks, guys!
Hey I am running Android 10.3.7 and am having the same problem, I tried unofficial twrp linked abouve and still stuck on fastboot screen, I think I'm using abd 1.43, if twrp doesn't work is there an alternative? I'm newish to rooting I've rooted other phones but that was back in the good old days where it wasn't complicated. I am running a T-Mobile phone converted to international with bootloader unlocked
Hi I had LOS19.1 installed running quite well. I wanted Magisk, so I went to the TWRP website, selected my device, and downloaded latest
twrp-3.7.0_12-1-cheeseburger_dumpling.img
at https://dl.twrp.me/cheeseburger_dumpling/ ...
Booted into fastboot mode, renamed the img to twrp.img, then per the instructions I did...
$ fastboot flash recovery twrp.img this took a minute
$ fastboot reboot
Then when I tried to reboot into recovery it would show the TWRP loading screen for like 30 seconds and phone would shut off... Tried again and same...
Frustrated I thought I would try the oldfashion way and try to boot into the image...
$ fastboot flash boot twrp.img
Same thing happened again with the TWRP loading screen. But it wont boot into the OS now... I got to fastboot and selected START, starts the TWRP loading and powerdown again.
Oh **** did I just overwrite my ROM install? What do I do?
you know the difference between recovery and boot partition? restore the backup of boot.img
read the instructions for installing TWRP
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...-a12-cheeseburger-dumpling-25-12-2022.4351795
for rooting device with Magisk, read the instructions for installing Magisk
https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk
alecxs said:
you know the difference between recovery and boot partition? restore the backup of boot.img
read the instructions for installing TWRP
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...-a12-cheeseburger-dumpling-25-12-2022.4351795
for rooting device with Magisk, read the instructions for installing Magisk
https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk
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Im assuming boot has to do with booting the OS or bootloader... You mind commenting your thoughts on my mistake and what I should do?
on your second attempt, you flashed recovery into boot partition. you need to restore the boot.img now, otherwise you will boot into TWRP every time.
alecxs said:
on your second attempt, you flashed recovery into boot partition. you need to restore the boot.img now, otherwise you will boot into TWRP every time.
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lol like in the other thread where would I get the boot.img? (yes I have these 2 devices with these 2 seperate problems). Appreciate your help so far..