im going to avail of the oneplus trade in program and send in my OP5 to get a voucher for the OP6. it's currently decrypted so i want to return it to encrypted state. would formatting the data partition in twrp be enough?
slonn said:
im going to avail of the oneplus trade in program and send in my OP5 to get a voucher for the OP6. it's currently decrypted so i want to return it to encrypted state. would formatting the data partition in twrp be enough?
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Flash stock oos, format data and try till it boots it will be encrypted. Anyways, the trade in Programm is really bad, since it offers less than half of the devices worth.
Zocker1304 said:
Flash stock oos, format data and try till it boots it will be encrypted. Anyways, the trade in Programm is really bad, since it offers less than half of the devices worth.
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Currently the phone is using xXx rom. So all there is to do is flash the stock oos on TWRP and then format data? Will flashing the stock oos also automatically switch it to use stock recovery?
Looks like I can get €271 for the OP5 with the trade in program. I doubt it will get fetch twice as much if reselling...
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Currently the phone is using xXx rom. So all there is to do is flash the stock oos on TWRP and then format data? Will flashing the stock oos also automatically switch it to use stock recovery?
Looks like I can get €271 for the OP5 with the trade in program. I doubt it will get fetch twice as much if reselling...
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The price is really bad for such an advertising. If you trade it private you will get more.
Nevertheless if you flash full signed stock rom from here https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-5/how-to/oneplus-5-mirrors-official-oxygen-os-t3628190 you will receive also the stock recovery.
Don't go for it, you'll get just around 200£ if the phone is in a perfect condition
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hey guys!
my N4 is annoying the crap out of me, multiple stuff "not responding" constantly, only fixable by a restart.
im running slimbean, which i probably won't anymore, but im not sure if that is the issue.
i want to format my machine 100%, just leave the bootloader unlocked, and install a totally new install of a different rom,
i heavent decided yet but i know that if i just flash a new rom (and also do the 2 wipe cach things) the issues continue because i already
did that before.
so what exactly do i have to do in order to clean the machine, and than have a reallly fresh new install?
ty!
Well... I'm coming from Optimus 2X so I have no idea what I'm talking about, but when I want to do a complete format I go to recovery and in "mounts and storage" I choose format /sdcard.
I guess that also exists in nexus 4?
Oh wait... just realized that there is no external sdcard in nexus 4
So... I guess if you do that you would have to use "adb" to push recovery and a flashable ROM... does that make sense to you?
Or you could try to just format /system!
I would recommend following this guide on how to install the factory image. It will restore everything, including the bootloader, but you can just unlock it again afterwards. Or just not flash the bootloader image.
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I would recommend following this guide on how to install the factory image. It will restore everything, including the bootloader, but you can just unlock it again afterwards. Or just not flash the bootloader image.
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hey buddy thanks for the link...
ill try it out tommorow, hopfully itt'll solve all my issues.
anyone would like to recommend a good stable mod? (besides CM maybe?) im sick of all these non responding crashes
can anyone help me i have a g2 801 t-mobile version and flashed the cloudyflex rom and noticed i didnt have data working so i went to twrp and wiped everything and restored my old stock rom but notice nothing was working no wifi no notification bar and it keeps randomly rebooting and it cant be turned off i have flashed several backups i had stored and none of them work
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can anyone help me i have a g2 801 t-mobile version and flashed the cloudyflex rom and noticed i didnt have data working so i went to twrp and wiped everything and restored my old stock rom but notice nothing was working no wifi no notification bar and it keeps randomly rebooting and it cant be turned off i have flashed several backups i had stored and none of them work
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I would suggest you to make a clean install of the stock rom!
That should fix the issue!
zacharias99 said:
I would suggest you to make a clean install of the stock rom!
That should fix the issue!
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I tried and nothing works i even went back to stock using this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2432476
What recovery were you using and do you have any backups from then or is everything gone?
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What recovery were you using and do you have any backups from then or is everything gone?
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the latest twrp....i have backups on my computer but cant transfer them because it keeps rebooting and since i went back to stock i cant root as it does not let cuz of the constant reboot
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the latest twrp....i have backups on my computer but cant transfer them because it keeps rebooting and since i went back to stock i cant root as it does not let cuz of the constant reboot
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I'd try and get with this guy
"As usual, I'm on #lg-g2 in Freenode as IOMonster, if I'm around I'll be happy to help wherever I can."
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2432476
I had the exact same problem! Phone would boot into the rom, or stock and freeze after about a minute and reboot itself constantly. I had the updated version of TWRP and was flashing the new 1/30 Mahdi build and it happened after I did that! I tried flashing stock roms, aosp roms, and eventually did a Flash back to stock method, which non of them worked. I took the phone into T-Mobile and did a warranty replacement, got a new one overnight. Not sure if it is related to Mahdi or not, but it happened after a supposed successful flash.
I tried my TWRP Backups too, and those still restarted on me. Nothing helped me..Tried wiping the sd card, format the whole card, wipe cache, fix perm..
Hopefully you have a warranty or figure it out!
Good luck.
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I had the exact same problem! Phone would boot into the rom, or stock and freeze after about a minute and reboot itself constantly. I had the updated version of TWRP and was flashing the new 1/30 Mahdi build and it happened after I did that! I tried flashing stock roms, aosp roms, and eventually did a Flash back to stock method, which non of them worked. I took the phone into T-Mobile and did a warranty replacement, got a new one overnight. Not sure if it is related to Mahdi or not, but it happened after a supposed successful flash.
I tried my TWRP Backups too, and those still restarted on me. Nothing helped me..Tried wiping the sd card, format the whole card, wipe cache, fix perm..
Hopefully you have a warranty or figure it out!
Good luck.
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Dam no I do not have warranty and I'm on a prepaid plan and bought the phone from swappa sucks the phone is a waste now
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ZetterbergDatsyuk said:
I had the exact same problem! Phone would boot into the rom, or stock and freeze after about a minute and reboot itself constantly. I had the updated version of TWRP and was flashing the new 1/30 Mahdi build and it happened after I did that! I tried flashing stock roms, aosp roms, and eventually did a Flash back to stock method, which non of them worked. I took the phone into T-Mobile and did a warranty replacement, got a new one overnight. Not sure if it is related to Mahdi or not, but it happened after a supposed successful flash.
I tried my TWRP Backups too, and those still restarted on me. Nothing helped me..Tried wiping the sd card, format the whole card, wipe cache, fix perm..
Hopefully you have a warranty or figure it out!
Good luck.
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Hey can you tell me how t-mobile insurance works i use to be with sprint and if they couldnt fix it they would send me a new at no cost...my friend has t-mobile insurance can he put his sim card in and they have a look at it and if they do will he be charged anything?
OK learn about adb sideload so you can sibeload a ROM or have you us LG G2 to go back to stock and start all over?
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OK learn about adb sideload so you can sibeload a ROM or have you us LG G2 to go back to stock and start all over?
Sent from my LG-LS980 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
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ok read my other post as i have gone back to stock and it has not worked
I had the same problem. If you looked for other threads, you would find fix.
Problem is in CPU voltage.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2612243
Wysłane za pomocą LG G2 przez TWRP
1stloc said:
Dam no I do not have warranty and I'm on a prepaid plan and bought the phone from swappa sucks the phone is a waste now
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Should still be under warranty with LG. I'd call their support and give them the serial number to see if it still covered.
As far as the LG Warranty goes, all I did is walk into the store and show them the issue at hand, and he put in a order for a new one sent overnight to me. They send you a prepaid label and a box to ship your old one back(phone only). The new phone I have appears to be brand new, with all the crazy plastic protection on it... not sure if it is a refurbish or not. Didn't cost me a penny, as I have the JUMP w/ protection plan.
Hi all, just got my new V20 (Verizon)! Feels good to be back after my beloved G3 died last year. I know that Android 7.0 includes the new file-based encryption, but you have to enable it from developer options. Should be "convert to file encryption." However I don't have the option on my V20. Am I missing something? Does anyone else have the option?
On Verizon as well and I don't have it either.
All v20 have encryption enabled out the box as when we root and use TWRP have to wipe the whole thing
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nexus6r3plicant01 said:
All v20 have encryption enabled out the box as when we root and use TWRP have to wipe the whole thing
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Does that mean that after we finish installing TWRP and boot the phone for the first time it will start using the file based encryption again?
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Does that mean that after we finish installing TWRP and boot the phone for the first time it will start using the file based encryption again?
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No
To be able to use twrp you have to remove encryption and mot use it as it blocks twrp from backing up your data.
Therez a fix for twrp i started to port to the v20 so it wasnt a requirement to decrypt but in all honesty encryption slows your handset down a ton!
So you either use full device encyrption by defualt.
Or you formatt your phone and flash a Rom that has decryption turned off.
If you ask the dev of your model nicely that makes the rom you are gonna use i bet he would make you a boot.img with it on if you wanted. Just know that twrp backups of your data will not work.
I flashed the no-verity-opt-encrypt-5.1.zip to disable the internal encryption, but now the phone can't boot into the OS anymore. It can still boot into TWRP, is there any way to recover it? Thanks.
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I flashed the no-verity-opt-encrypt-5.1.zip to disable the internal encryption, but now the phone can't boot into the OS anymore. It can still boot into TWRP, is there any way to recover it? Thanks.
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lol that zip doesn't 'disable encryption', it prevents the system from encrypting the storage the first time that it boots with a non-encrypted storage. Installing SuperSU or Magisk is usually enough because they have that script integrated too.
The way to fix it is to go to Wipe --> Advanced wipe --> Format data --> type 'yes'. You're gonna lose your internal storage and data.
After doing that, don't reboot. Go to Install and flash Magisk or SuperSU or that no-verity zip (only flash one of those).
Well, I tried to update TWRP last night and I think I have completely bricked it. To flash it back requires opening up the phone, which I'm not going to do. Maybe I'll make a smash the phone video later. I'm glad I only attempted this after I got a new phone, never ZTE, never again.
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Well, I tried to update TWRP last night and I think I have completely bricked it. To flash it back requires opening up the phone, which I'm not going to do. Maybe I'll make a smash the phone video later. I'm glad I only attempted this after I got a new phone, never ZTE, never again.
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Lol the one who messed up was you, not ZTE
If you knew that flashing that zip on an already-encrypted storage wouldn't do anything, it'd still work...
Also, I'm curious: What did you do to brick your phone while attempting to update TWRP? It was as simple as putting the .img on your phone and goin to Install image...
Well, if I knew why it bricked I wouldn't flash it would I? The ZTE phone had some kind of encryption in the internal storage, I was trying to disable it. It probably tripped some security measure. The phone's software was garbage the day I got it (almost 1 year ago). After I rooted it I thought I could flash some third party rom to fix it, but since it was encrypted I can't. I didn't want to mess with my only phone, so I begrudgingly used it for almost a year, but now that I have a replacement phone, I thought I would attempt to disable the encryption and flash different rom just to experiment before giving the phone away. So in a sense I already written off this POS. Never ZTE, never again.
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Well, if I knew why it bricked I wouldn't flash it would I? The ZTE phone had some kind of encryption in the internal storage, I was trying to disable it. It probably tripped some security measure. The phone's software was garbage the day I got it (almost 1 year ago). After I rooted it I thought I could flash some third party rom to fix it, but since it was encrypted I can't. I didn't want to mess with my only phone, so I begrudgingly used it for almost a year, but now that I have a replacement phone, I thought I would attempt to disable the encryption and flash different rom just to experiment before giving the phone away. So in a sense I already written off this POS. Never ZTE, never again.
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Okay. For anyone who comes next: it is NOT NECESSARY to root the phone to install a custom ROM! Simply with unlocking the bl and installing TWRP, then wiping system and formatting data, then using the universal bootloader and modem, you can install a custom ROM.
I was asking what you did to brick it while updating TWRP. Never heard about something like that
Anyone having this working? It appears something doesn't work right as the screen is a big single screen (not the dual lens type thing of VR apps.) Some have suggested build.prop changes but they were met with mixed success it seems.
Anyone got this going and what did you do?
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Anyone having this working? It appears something doesn't work right as the screen is a big single screen (not the dual lens type thing of VR apps.) Some have suggested build.prop changes but they were met with mixed success it seems.
Anyone got this going and what did you do?
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I got this and decided to go back to stock because I been eagerly waiting for Plex VR. Going back to stock was a very long 2 day process I never want to go through again but was well worth it. Plus stock isn't really all that bad.
Well, there is no way I'll go back to stock. Not only an arduous project going back but I do enjoy LOS far, far more than stock.
Thanks mate
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I got this and decided to go back to stock because I been eagerly waiting for Plex VR. Going back to stock was a very long 2 day process I never want to go through again but was well worth it. Plus stock isn't really all that bad.
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Well, there is no way I'll go back to stock. Not only an arduous project going back but I do enjoy LOS far, far more than stock.
Thanks mate
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Arduous? Getting a TWRP flashable zip and flashing it through TWRP is not a 2 day process. There are TWRP flashable zips for the G (raystef66's B09) and for the U (DrakenFX's stuff).
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Arduous? Getting a TWRP flashable zip and flashing it through TWRP is not a 2 day process. There are TWRP flashable zips for the G (raystef66's B09) and for the U (DrakenFX's stuff).
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I tried DrakenFX's flashable zip. After a day my phone went into nonstop bootloops.
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I tried DrakenFX's flashable zip. After a day my phone went into nonstop bootloops.
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And everyone will have that same thing happen to them? If that happens I would either a) reflash, or b) install the stock recovery and flash the official zip.
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And everyone will have that same thing happen to them? If that happens I would either a) reflash, or b) install the stock recovery and flash the official zip.
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I used the Axon 7 toolkit and couldn't get back to stock because XiaoMiFlash kept giving an error. Had to use MiPhone instead and then was able to flash stock files.
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I used the Axon 7 toolkit and couldn't get back to stock because XiaoMiFlash kept giving an error. Had to use MiPhone instead and then was able to flash stock files.
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MiFlash (and therefore axon7toolkit) is the last place you should go to. Imagine that the connection breaks somehow. Power surge, the USB cable getting disconnected, anything...
Going back to stock is as easy as flashing it via TWRP or flashing the stock recovery img and installing an official zip.