Hi everybody,
I'm fairly new to the android world and I don't know a lot about modding. I flashed Cloudyg3 1.3 mod about a month ago and everything went well, but today I wanted to upgrade to 2.0, so I entered in recovery mode using Autorec, as usual, to backup my phone. The backup was ok, then I rebooted my phone and it stuck to security error. I didn't flash anything yet, so I really don't know what may have possibly caused this error.
I even tried to enter recovery mode again to wipe data, dalvik, etc, but when I reboot I still get this error.
Any help?
I solved wiping everything but internal storage, and then using ADB Sideload to flash the CloudyG3 ROM.
@Unichord good to hear that you had fixed your problem, the security error is most time that if you remove or change files that it shows security error, its implented in the kernel ony I believe not in the rom.
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@Unichord good to hear that you had fixed your problem, the security error is most time that if you remove or change files that it shows security error, its implented in the kernel ony I believe not in the rom.
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I understand that, if I was flashing a rom, or kernel or everything else I would be fine with it (maybe I would have done something wrong), the problem is that it showed up just after a backup! I really don't understand why it did happen.
Thank you anyway for the info
Original thread "https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/root-op5-twrp-dissaster.742632/"
Video of current STATUS "https://youtu.be/GBWbid59f1E"
Current state of my problem -- STUCK in a screen at Drive Screen "an empty modal opens" Also looking for -- OnePlus 5 OxygenOS 4.5.15 rom --
OP5 EUROPE (if this helps to know what kind of phone I got, I know there are some differences in countries, dont know if it happens with OP specifically)
Currently trying to fix this using:
twrp-3.2.1-0
OnePlus5 Oxygen 4.5.15
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After reading plenty of other Threads with similar problems, I am clueless of whatelse to do but to exhibit how I disgraced my phone in hopes for somebody to help me.
I know I am 100% guilty of all that happened but I still somehow hope to get help.
Now the proper what happened.
After the purchase of some apps that seemed to encourage me to root my phone from Android Store, to get more features, I decided to give it a go.
So I got myself:
twrp-3.1.1-0
The Rom from Cyanogen
SuperSu v2.79-20
Granted myself access to booting and usb debugging after becoming a developer (granted by the university of tap your phone screen like a monkey smashing buttons, I figure this is even an inside joke from actual Devs)
I followed a tutorial that said next thing was installing twrp and stuffing my rom and my super su in my phone after rooting it, here is when things turn dark after installing the rom.
I saw my data was wiped and thought I had erased its memory, and instead of just putting back the things that I had to install I clicked on another tutorial of a had that had a similar problem (I can provide links later if requested).
In this tutorial the person, said that I should go to Advanced Settings -- WIPE and try and reformat my SYSTEM and my DATA, (heres when I wish my future-self would have come and stopped me because after this it all spiraled into madness)
After this happened my phone said I had no OS, so I didnt know what to do, I had no idea, I tried recovery mode but there was nothing to recover.. , I tried plenty of things really. reformating, downloading more ROMS , when I tried to install any of this Roms a new surprise awaited for me, my phone didnt know it was a OnePlus5 anymore it decided asume a misterious identity now he was " " instead.
I googled this, and a guy had a work around in wich I had to go into the rom and into the META-INF --COM -- google -- android -- updater-script
and inside this very archive delete the script that validated wich phone I had, this solution wouldnt work with any rom I had because they all said "updating the img was unsuccesful" at this point I was asking myself only one thing "WHAT IMAGE?!?!" a second ago there was no OS at all and now there was an image to update?.
I kept trying roms until one worked the stable official version, now I managed to install the rom rebooted, to find that the OS seems to have been installed, but.. when I introduce my pin things begin guetting funny again...
My SIM doesnt seem to be recognized its called "Slot 2" and when I enter the pin it and "SWIPE UP" as the phone suggests it gets stuck at a panel called "Drive".
I am guessing I am having an issue with the drivers but this is only a guess, I really have no Idea how to fix this, I tried to look up if somebody else was strugging with a FREEZE at DRIVE.
but it seems that nobody else fell into the spiral of foolishness I did, please help me find a way into a solution.
When I try to recover from the phone and install from "internal storage" doesnt allows me as there was no such thing.
use codeworkx twrp
Use a Keurig and just breathe
try flashing a twrp recovery. then boot to recovery. then push via adb a recent oneplus rom. then install the rom. then reboot to system and see if it is working.
Hi guys. I have a very frustrating issue. I flashed (dirty) the new 5.0.1 rom through twrp but it never booted for some reason (idk why really although the flashing process ended up successfully). then I tried to go back completely stock (official recovery,flash official OxygenOs, and go unroot) by flashing the official recovery and sideload the newest rom (after that i would oem lock/unlock but i didnt get there just yet), which is something i've already done like dozens of times without ANY issue. Everything seemed good until i reached the 47% of the sideload process where it ended giving me the Total xfer: 1.00x error. I tried flashing a previous rom, i tried using other recoveries (twrp) but the result was the same every single time (all of them stuck at 47%). So I thought that i bricked my phone or smth since i couldnt install any rom and boot inside the phone. Then i just did "fastboot oem lock" (i dont know why i did it in case someone asks, i just did it in my frustration since it was one of the few things i could do in fastboot mode), so it ended up giving me the wiping data screen (from the original recovery) although i really didnt know what was wiping (my sdcard folders were not the "usual" one but it was a number of folders named randomly with big strings containing letters and numbers, not the usual "pictures", "download" etc etc) . Then it booted into the phone having installed the newest android and no error messages or something like that! After this weird incident i thought to try to reflash the same rom since everything was looking good now but hell no! again the same error at the same point exactly! so i dont think i will be able to flash any other roms official or not. Has anyone found a solution to this guys or why this error suddenly appeared??
Dude, i have te EXACT same problem. I wanted to clean up an sideload the current OTA that was on my device to return to stock and accept OTA updates again, but got the Total xfer: 1.00x at ~47%!! I have tried everything to no avail. i even made my own trhead about it since no one seemed to have a solution for it. Did you fix it since? I really don't want to be stuck on the same OxygenOS version for ever.
Here's a link to my Thread : https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...oading-ota-t3844469/post77663999#post77663999
Hope you respond soon!
Luuk
Fixed it!
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Fixed it!
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Hi Luuk ! I've quite the same issue, how did you fix yours ?
Can you please tell how you fixed this!? I still have this issue and it drives me nuts
Hello! Long time lurker on here but first time posting. I follow this guide to unlock bootloader and install twrp on the zc553kl. https://forum.xda-developers.com/zenfone-3/how-to/zenfone-3-max-zc553kl-bootloader-unlock-t3691837
It kind of worked, and it did flash twrp. The only problem is that the twrp although launching, didnt seem to have permissions to access storage, probably due to a data encryption problem. all the storages had 0mb sizes and i couldn't do anything.
So naturally i googled my problem and tried a few methods.
Nothing seemed to work, and i ended up doing an advance wipe. That also failed and it said it didnt have access or permission to do it (something along those lines). Next day i decide to try again and now my internal storage seemed to show.
So i ended up formatting it, and while the files seem to be still there, i changed .ext4 to .ext2 and back again, and then it stopped recognizing the stock rom i still had installed. Please note that before all of this, although twrp didnt work properly, the phone still worked fine and booted into android. My problem is now the stock rom is gone, twrp says no OS installed, and i have tried my best to reinstall the stock rom, but that hasn't worked. Any ideas or help would be welcome thanks guys
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Hello! Long time lurker on here but first time posting. I follow this guide to unlock bootloader and install twrp on the zc553kl. https://forum.xda-developers.com/zenfone-3/how-to/zenfone-3-max-zc553kl-bootloader-unlock-t3691837
It kind of worked, and it did flash twrp. The only problem is that the twrp although launching, didnt seem to have permissions to access storage, probably due to a data encryption problem. all the storages had 0mb sizes and i couldn't do anything.
So naturally i googled my problem and tried a few methods.
Nothing seemed to work, and i ended up doing an advance wipe. That also failed and it said it didnt have access or permission to do it (something along those lines). Next day i decide to try again and now my internal storage seemed to show.
So i ended up formatting it, and while the files seem to be still there, i changed .ext4 to .ext2 and back again, and then it stopped recognizing the stock rom i still had installed. Please note that before all of this, although twrp didnt work properly, the phone still worked fine and booted into android. My problem is now the stock rom is gone, twrp says no OS installed, and i have tried my best to reinstall the stock rom, but that hasn't worked. Any ideas or help would be welcome thanks guys
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i downloaded a previous rom version from asus site and that flashed fine.
Hello.
This is my first post as I've done everything myself till now, but now I'm really lost in some uncharted territory.
All I wanted is to have a second DeGoogled phone and I messed my Samsung Galaxy S5 beyond my understanding
So, I flashed TWRP to my SM-G900F klte through Odin and then installed /e/ ROM through zip method and everything was working fine, then I wanted to flash Intelli kernel, but I got an error saying "Digest failed to match on '/external-sd/Intelli-Kernel-v15-klte.zip'. E: Aborting zip install: Digest verification failed. Error installing zip file '/external_sd/Intelli-Kernel-v15-klte.zip'". I double checked the md5 of TWRP, /e/ and Intelli Kernel zip's, reflashed TWRP, flashed IceMan's TWRP recovery, wiped all partitions, formatted data and re-installed /e/, tried Havoc ROM, but I still got the same message. The problem wasn't only with the kernel, but also with some (not all) other zip's like A2camforS5_TWRP_v1.4.zip and even Magisk (which flashed fine) modules like A2camforS5_Magisk_v2.zip were not flashing (the procedure got through, but once the phone restarted the module wouldn't show up). On my previous SM-G900F klte phone everything was working fine. (And yes, TWPR's check md5 option was disabled, so this wasn't the problem)
After a bit of chatting on Intelli kernel and /e/ Telegram support groups I found out it wasn't the kernel or /e/ problem and that I should go back to stock and start all over. I had a full NANDroid backup from my previous phone so I renamed the backup folder to match the new phone serial (so it would show the partitions to restore in TWRP) and as I (and nobody else) didn't know where the problem was I restored all partitions. Everything went through as it should except modem, which showed an error saying something about being read-only and efs, which went half way through and then gave an error I don't remember (but can reproduce if needed). The phone wouldn't boot to OS (it was stuck on SAMSUNG logo), so I re-flashed TWRP and /e/ again and tried to flash the kernel or other zips but they were still giving me "digestion" problems... but it got worse! Now when I boot to /e/ I'm not even able to use the phone normally as a pop-up saying "Bluetooth app has crashed" and "Bluetooth app keeps crashing" shows up continuously even if Bluetooth as other wireless connection work just fine. Did I mess something up with the unfinished efs restore?
How can I diagnose the problem and unmess my phone? What steps should I take? I'm afraid of bricking my phone if I just start to do random stuff so any useful information would be appreciated! Please help!
EDIT: Even if my description of the procedure looks like I flashed a ton of stuff all at once I have just WRITTEN A RESUME AS CONDENSED AS POSSIBLE - the procedure took me more than a week of flashing ONE THING AT A TIME and testing if everything works fine. At no point in my flashing procedure there were more than three things present on my phone: TWRP, ROM and MAGISK as kernel and camera mod refused to flash anyway. To exclude Magisk being a problem I clean installed everything so I had just TWRP and ROM and I was getting the same problem. Then I reflashed TWRP only, using the IceMan version (because it presumably solves all flashing problems) retested, then flashed /e/ only, retested, Havoc only, retested... well, you got the picture!
I was doing everything under the guidance of Intelli kernel Telegram support group members until I understood the problem was not the kernel, nor TWRP/IceMan, nor /e//Havoc and went with the stock recovery through TWRP and messed my phone beyond Intelli kernel Telegram group's scope.
ShalaMala said:
Hello.
This is my first post as I've done everything myself till now, but now I'm really lost in some uncharted territory.
All I wanted is to have a second DeGoogled phone and I messed my Samsung Galaxy S5 beyond my understanding
So, I flashed TWRP to my SM-G900F klte through Odin and then installed /e/ ROM through zip method and everything was working fine, then I wanted to flash Intelli kernel, but I got an error saying "Digest failed to match on '/external-sd/Intelli-Kernel-v15-klte.zip'. E: Aborting zip install: Digest verification failed. Error installing zip file '/external_sd/Intelli-Kernel-v15-klte.zip'". I double checked the md5 of TWRP, /e/ and Intelli Kernel zip's, reflashed TWRP, flashed IceMan's TWRP recovery, wiped all partitions, formatted data and re-installed /e/, tried Havoc ROM, but I still got the same message. The problem wasn't only with the kernel, but also with some (not all) other zip's like A2camforS5_TWRP_v1.4.zip and even Magisk (which flashed fine) modules like A2camforS5_Magisk_v2.zip were not flashing (the procedure got through, but once the phone restarted the module wouldn't show up). On my previous SM-G900F klte phone everything was working fine.
After a bit of chatting on Intelli kernel and /e/ Telegram support groups I found out it wasn't the kernel or /e/ problem and that I should go back to stock and start all over. I had a full NANDroid backup from my previous phone so I renamed the backup folder to match the new phone serial (so it would show the partitions to restore in TWRP) and as I (and nobody else) didn't know where the problem was I restored all partitions. Everything went through as it should except modem, which showed an error saying something about being read-only and efs, which went half way through and then gave an error I don't remember (but can reproduce if needed). The phone wouldn't boot to OS (it was stuck on SAMSUNG logo), so I re-flashed TWRP and /e/ again and tried to flash the kernel or other zips but they were still giving me "digestion" problems... but it got worse! Now when I boot to /e/ I'm not even able to use the phone normally as a pop-up saying "Bluetooth app has crashed" and "Bluetooth app keeps crashing" shows up continuously even if Bluetooth as other wireless connection work just fine. Did I mess something up with the unfinished efs restore?
How can I diagnose the problem and unmess my phone? What steps should I take? I'm afraid of bricking my phone if I just start to do random stuff so any useful information would be appreciated! Please help!
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Idk what your phone's actual issue is, but you should probably not have restored efs from previous phone.
At this point, I would probably Odin back to latest stock firmware, to see if the phone will boot and recognize sim card. If so, I would go from there, flash latest official TWRP, format data, and either restore the backup sans modem and efs, or try a different ROM.
DO NOT INSTALL TWRP APP
Also, try to do things in small traceable steps to make it easier to see what is causing your problem.
Eg:
Flash just the bare ROM, nothing else, no Magisk, no hacky crap, just the ROM. Test it.
If everything is satisfactory, then try the next step and test again, working your way up to your desired ROM/kernel/Magisk/apps solution that makes you happy.
For maximum stability it's always preferable to format data (Advanced wipe>format>type yes) when flashing a ROM to ensure a clean slate for everything.
Also, try not too let your phone get too hot with lots of flashing. I've seen good phones do odd stuff when overheated.
That's all the advice I can think of right now, how it is some help to you.
Good luck! :good:
you should probably not have restored efs from previous phone.
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Yeah, I assume that was the stupidest thing, but an online guide suggested it's ok to restore from another phone's NAND backup as long as it's the same model, so I thought it was safe.
At this point, I would probably Odin back to latest stock firmware, to see if the phone will boot and recognize sim card.
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My phone works fine with /e/ ROM as before - SIM, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and all, there is just a constant pop-up saying that the Bluetooth app has crashed interfering with everything I do that wasn't present before the stupid restore to stock.
If so, I would go from there, flash latest official TWRP, format data, and either restore the backup sans modem and efs, or try a different ROM.
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Did all this except trying a different ROM, because it wasn't producing the Bluetooth app has crashed problem before restoring to stock, so I assumed it's not a ROM problem. The digest problem was present also in Havoc ROM.
DO NOT INSTALL TWRP APP
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Why? Is this a general issue or just a problem in my case? Anyway I have disabled the option before restarting to system.
Also, try to do things in small traceable steps to make it easier to see what is causing your problem. Eg: Flash just the bare ROM, nothing else, no Magisk, no hacky crap, just the ROM. Test it.
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Yeah, I was doing the things one step at a time, my message is just a condensed resume of all the steps I did to make it shorter. I stopped adding things once I was unable to flash the kernel, camera mod and Magisk modules - I didn't just add everything I was trying to understand if the problem was just with kernel or my phone wouldn't flash also some other zips.
If everything is satisfactory, then try the next step and test again, working your way up to your desired ROM/kernel/Magisk/apps solution that makes you happy.
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Yes, yes, that was the plan, but now the bare ROM doesn't want to work anymore without giving me Bluetooth app crashes
For maximum stability it's always preferable to format data (Advanced wipe>format>type yes) when flashing a ROM to ensure a clean slate for everything.
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I did that before every flash.
Also, try not too let your phone get too hot with lots of flashing. I've seen good phones do odd stuff when overheated.
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Good to know!
That's all the advice I can think of right now, how it is some help to you. Good luck!
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Thank you. So now I flashed the latest .tar.md5 file for my model and my CSC through Odin and the phone wouldn't boot to stock ROM (I guess because it had /e/ Pie on it already and the latest stock ROM is just Marshmallow so it's considered downgrading), got stuck at SAMSUNG logo and phone went extremely hot. I pulled out the battery, went in download mode, flashed TWRP, wiped all partitions, formatted data, flashed /e/, booted /e/, the message about Bluetooth app crashing persists, went to TWRP, tried to flash Intelli kernel, got the "digest" error, tried camera mod, got "digest error" again, magisk flashed fine, so flashing works... so what now? I checked inside the .tar.md5 file and there is no efs partition so I guess it wasn't written over by flashing through Odin
Should the phone be able to boot to stock? Is that even necessary - would it fix anything?
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My phone works fine with /e/ ROM as before - SIM, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and all, there is just a constant pop-up saying that the Bluetooth app has crashed interfering with everything I do that wasn't present before the stupid restore to stock.
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"If so, I would go from there, flash latest official TWRP, format data, and either restore the backup sans modem and efs, or try a different ROM."
A: Did all this except trying a different ROM, because it wasn't producing the Bluetooth app has crashed problem before restoring to stock, so I assumed it's not a ROM problem. The digest problem was present also in Havoc ROM.
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Maybe try flashing just the baseband with latest modem, etc from haggertk's archive on AFH, here:
https://androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=59628
You can flash that without wiping and it only touches the baseband/firmware files, so should not affect anything else
"DO NOT INSTALL TWRP APP"
A: Why? Is this a general issue or just a problem in my case? Anyway I have disabled the option before restarting to system.
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It's a general issue. The app is bloatware and is known to sometimes cause bootloops see @curiousrom 's post here:
TWRP App Causing Bootloop or Fail To Boot
It's frustrating that TWRP is setup to facilitate easy swiping to install the app
A: Thank you. So now I flashed the latest .tar.md5 file for my model and my CSC through Odin and the phone wouldn't boot to stock ROM (I guess because it had /e/ Pie on it already and the latest stock ROM is just Marshmallow so it's considered downgrading), got stuck at SAMSUNG logo and phone went extremely hot.
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Unlikely due to /e/ ROM, I have had this happen before. Just pulled battery, hold power button with no battery or charge cable for at least 10 sec to clear remaining charge (I have one phone that will get itself so out of shape that I have to leave it overnight with no battery before it will boot), let it cool, reinstalled battery and try again. Usually it will boot after this.
I pulled out the battery, went in download mode, flashed TWRP, wiped all partitions, formatted data, flashed /e/, booted /e/, the message about Bluetooth app crashing persists, went to TWRP, tried to flash Intelli kernel, got the "digest" error, tried camera mod, got "digest error" again, magisk flashed fine, so flashing works... so what now? I checked inside the .tar.md5 file and there is no efs partition so I guess it wasn't written over by flashing through Odin
Should the phone be able to boot to stock? Is that even necessary - would it fix anything?
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Flashing stock ROM can sometimes help fix EFS issues, so that is why I suggested that. I also like to see the stock ROM boot with all functions working to make sure the hardware is ok.
I don't assume you haven't done any of the things I suggest. I'm just brainstorming to see if I can help you from my personal experience with my S5s.
Hope you can get yours working:good:
Maybe try flashing just the baseband with latest modem, etc from haggertk's archive on AFH, here:
androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=59628
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I'm reading some instructions: ohthehugemanatee.org/blog/2015/04/04/how-and-why-to-update-the-modem-slash-baseband-firmware-on-a-samsung-phone about how to flash baseband as this is something I've never done before and I'm afraid to mess my device even further... They say "Note that each carrier handles their own updates, so they package their own modem firmwares with slightly different serial numbers. There shouldn’t be any significant difference, but check which one comes from your country and provider".
So I searched for the CSC of the firmware you've linked and it seems to be XXU: samfrew.com/download/GALAXY__S5__/1l88/BTU/G900FXXU1CRH1/G900FOXA1CRH1, which turns out to be a "Multi-CSC for some of the countries and regions (“O” refers to Open)"... is that "some" that bothers me as XXU is not listed under my country's CSC list.
Should I worry? Is it possible to try out if this baseband solves my problems and if it will not work return to the previous version flashing the stock ROM again or am I risking to brick my phone? I didn't find a baseband for my country's csc (SIO) as I will not be receiving any official updates anymore should I change my phone's CSC to XXU first?
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