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Half a dozen or so threads/users have popped up regarding this:
Do not attempt to clear/erase partitions in fastboot.
The streak has issues with the fastboot program and will throw an error if you attempt to do so. If it throws an error it will likely lock up and on attempt to restart it will fail to do so. If it does you've likely ended up bricking it.
Most of the reports also end with it not being detected in QDL tool at all. (Black screen, leds dont light, no detection of ANY device when attached to pc)
While QDL tool MIGHT be able to save some or even all of them, it's far more difficult than bricking in other ways. Do yourself a favor and avoid bricking this way at all costs.
agreed just stick to the following...
fastboot -i 0x413c flash recovery recovery.img - recovery
fastboot -i 0x413c flash amss amss.mbn - baseband
fastboot -i 0x413c flash dsp1 dsp1.mbn - modem?
fastboot -i 0x413c reboot -Reboot
Nexus 7 was rooted,unlocked bootloader and was running paranoid anroid 3.90+ i think . i plugged it into the computer to get a new rom using nexus root toolkit v1.7.2. i was asked to update a few things, so i clicked yes. i then tried to flash stock + unroot and chose 4.3 cause i wanted to try the new OS. but i guess something happened because when i turned my nexus 7 back on i was stuck on the load screen (GOOGLE image with a unlocked lock) i could cycle thru a few options using volume keys (start,recovery,power off) .all of them seemed useless as they would just bring me back to where i was.when clicking start "booting failed" come up on the upper left side. when trying to flash stock +unroot using NRT i get up to the sending "bootloader" part and my nexus 7 just freezes, how do i fix this. please and thanks
download the factory image from the google factory image and extract the archive.
try flashing the bootloader manualy with fastboot.
locate your fastboot binary and copy the bootloader image to that directory.
open a commandline in that directory and type
fastboot flash bootloader name-of-bootloader.img
after that you can try to flash the whole factory image with the flash-all.sh script.
Simple
dieselmonkeyy said:
i could cycle thru a few options using volume keys (start,recovery,power off) .all of them seemed useless as they would just bring me back to where i was.when clicking start "booting failed" come up on the upper left side.
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Boot failed??? That's a bad flash of the stock ROM. I had the same problem at my first attempt trying to flash Stock ROM, but don't worry! Let's do this:
WARNING: Before you continue you are accepting that I'm not responsible of anything can happen to your Nexus and your battery is fully charged.
When you download the stock ROM you have to uncompress the zip file. You will find the bootloader and another zip.
Uncompress that zip file, put fastboot program, the bootloader and the files together.
Then start your Nexus into bootloader mode, connect it to your PC, open a console (cmd for Windows, Terminal for Linux and Mac OS X) and type this:
fastboot erase boot
fastboot erase cache
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot erase system
fastboot erase userdata
WARNING: Your Nexus is FULLY EMPTY!!! Don't reboot it because it can get a full brick (It will not turn on any more).
Now type this:
fastboot flash bootloader bootloader-grouper-X.XX.img
NOTE: Replace X.XX with your version.
Now type:
fastboot reboot-bootloader
Your Nexus will reboot.
Type this:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash cache cache.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot flash system system.img #Will take a very long time. DON'T INTERRUPT THE PROCESS!!!!!
fastboot flash userdata userdata.img
Now reboot again with:
fastboot reboot-bootloader
Re-unlock bootloader to get a full wipe:
fastboot oem lock
Reboot again:
fastboot reboot-bootloader
And then unlock the bootloader:
fastboot oem unlock
Press "Yes" to the petition screen and reboot:
fastboot reboot
Ready the Nexus!
I had the same problem and I did this.
I hope I can help you.
Sorry for my bad English. I'm from Argentina and I'm learning.
Well,
Good luck!
MlucianoEze said:
Boot failed??? That's a bad flash of the stock ROM. I had the same problem at my first attempt trying to flash Stock ROM, but don't worry! Let's do this:
WARNING: Before you continue you are accepting that I'm not responsible of anything can happen to your Nexus and your battery is fully charged.
When you download the stock ROM you have to uncompress the zip file. You will find the bootloader and another zip.
Uncompress that zip file, put fastboot program, the bootloader and the files together.
Then start your Nexus into bootloader mode, connect it to your PC, open a console (cmd for Windows, Terminal for Linux and Mac OS X) and type this:
fastboot erase boot
fastboot erase cache
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot erase system
fastboot erase userdata
WARNING: Your Nexus is FULLY EMPTY!!! Don't reboot it because it can get a full brick (It will not turn on any more).
Now type this:
fastboot flash bootloader bootloader-grouper-X.XX.img
NOTE: Replace X.XX with your version.
Now type:
fastboot reboot-bootloader
Your Nexus will reboot.
Type this:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash cache cache.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot flash system system.img #Will take a very long time. DON'T INTERRUPT THE PROCESS!!!!!
fastboot flash userdata userdata.img
Now reboot again with:
fastboot reboot-bootloader
Re-unlock bootloader to get a full wipe:
fastboot oem lock
Reboot again:
fastboot reboot-bootloader
And then unlock the bootloader:
fastboot oem unlock
Press "Yes" to the petition screen and reboot:
fastboot reboot
Ready the Nexus!
I had the same problem and I did this.
I hope I can help you.
Sorry for my bad English. I'm from Argentina and I'm learning.
Well,
Good luck!
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what do i type into cmd inorder to be able to type
fastboot erase boot
fastboot erase cache
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot erase system
fastboot erase userdata
and get it to work. im a noob . thanks in advance
You have to be in the folder with fastboot inside else those commands will not work.
It will be easier if you put the images extracted from the zip into the zip together with the fastboot program.
If you don't understand yet I'll try to be more specific.
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dieselmonkeyy said:
what do i type into cmd inorder to be able to type
fastboot erase boot
fastboot erase cache
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot erase system
fastboot erase userdata
and get it to work. im a noob . thanks in advance
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It can be intimidating... and the so-called tool-kits don't help you learn
I assume you are using Windows.
follow the unzip instructions from the previous poster. (not quoted here). note the directory.
find the directory containing your android tools... ADB.exe and FASTBOOT.exe.
transfer your unzipped files to this directory. Open your CMD prompt window and change to this directory if necessary.
plug in your Nexus.
type fastboot device at the prompt. MAKE SURE YOUR NEXUS 7 is listed (serial number)
proceed with the complete instructions from the previous poster.
that should do it.
YES!!!
thanks alot for the instructions, it worked!!! i hope people use ur instructions as reference if they have the same problem. THANKS ALOT!!!
dieselmonkeyy said:
thanks alot for the instructions, it worked!!! i hope people use ur instructions as reference if they have the same problem. THANKS ALOT!!!
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I'm glad the problem is solved. Do not forget to click the THANKS button.
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Hello. My brother's Nex 7 is also has this issue. I cannot follow any of the steps as it gets stuck on erasing any of the partitions. I tried erasing those partitions in any order and they still get stuck. His device was stock and bootloader locked too. When I try to unlock the bootloader, it gets stuck as well at the erasing userdata part. I suspect a bad memory chip. Anyone else experience this?
Yes, mine is sticking on the (bootloader) erasing userdata on bootloader unlock as well.
It also sticks on any fastboot ERASE command.
Factory reset had a bunch of errors and no longer comes up. none of the FLASH commands work because the BOOTLOADER is locked.
And since it freezes on the unlocking bootloader commands I believe I am screwed.
This was a factory installed, never flashed, unlocked or rooted Nexus 7 wifi 2nd gen. After installing the 4.4.2 that popped up it loaded once then crashed and never loaded again
I have tried every tool I can find. They all stick on the erase part.
jophisdrazin said:
Yes, mine is sticking on the (bootloader) erasing userdata on bootloader unlock as well.
It also sticks on any fastboot ERASE command.
Factory reset had a bunch of errors and no longer comes up. none of the FLASH commands work because the BOOTLOADER is locked.
And since it freezes on the unlocking bootloader commands I believe I am screwed.
This was a factory installed, never flashed, unlocked or rooted Nexus 7 wifi 2nd gen. After installing the 4.4.2 that popped up it loaded once then crashed and never loaded again
I have tried every tool I can find. They all stick on the erase part.
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Send your device for repair. My brother did so. My suspicions were correct. A faulty chip. They replaced the whole board, according to my brother.
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Hi! Seems like there are many different reasons why a Mi A1 can be stuck in Fastboot. I found others having the same symptom but the proposed solutions didn’t work for me.
Not matter what I do, my A1 won’t leave Fastboot:
- holding power button reboots to Fastboot
- holding power and volume up button reboots to Fastboot
- holding power and volume down button reboots to Fastboot
- `fastboot boot twrp.bin` does nothing (`sending`, `booting`, nothing)
- `fastboot flash recovery twrp.bin` complains `partition table doesn’t exist`
- `fastboot flash boot twrp.bin` complains `partition table doesn’t exist`
I basically followed the installation guide to install Lineage OS, used CosmicDan’s TWRP though. That didn’t work. Found out that I had to partition the storage for Treble. Flashed TWRP. Used “tissot manager” to partition. No I am stuck in Fastboot.
Any clues what is happening here?
There is a mistake in syntax for the flash command.
After the fastboot command you have to provide the slot for flashing boot.img
example: fastboot flash boot_a boot.img
In order to not screw up your device, download stock boot.img and write to both A and B slots then execute the reboot command.
This should do it
punktnet said:
There is a mistake in syntax for the flash command.
After the fastboot command you have to provide the slot for flashing boot.img
example: fastboot flash boot_a boot.img
In order to not screw up your device, download stock boot.img and write to both A and B slots then execute the reboot command.
This should do it
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Thank you so much, this sounds promising. Where can I get the stock boot.img from?
punktnet said:
There is a mistake in syntax for the flash command.
After the fastboot command you have to provide the slot for flashing boot.img
example: fastboot flash boot_a boot.img
In order to not screw up your device, download stock boot.img and write to both A and B slots then execute the reboot command.
This should do it
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tzyac said:
Thank you so much, this sounds promising. Where can I get the stock boot.img from?
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I just flashed TWRP. And it is working. Thanks again!
My pleasure.
Just remember that this phone is almost impossible to brick
I wanted to make this post about my adventure with my old Pixel 2. I was getting non-stop red lines out of the log in TWRP. Many times I would have problems mounting system and vendor partitions as well as vendor partitions needing "to be cleaned".
This led me to believe that I may have a corrupted partition, so I did some research into how the partitions are organized, and what happens when you flash a lot of ROMs. Perhaps you want to go back to the stock firmware? Perhaps - like in my case - you want to install a ROM such as GrapheneOS that's meant to lock the bootloader afterwards, and act more like the stock ROM.
What I didn't understand up until recently is how exactly the A and B slots of phones like the Pixel 2 work. They work because the firmware allows updating OTA to the opposite slot of what's active. That way - in the worst case scenario - you can actually boot into the opposite slot and regain access to your phone. I'm not an expert on this, but that's my basic understanding.
So now that that's covered, another important aspect is flashing ROMs. If you are like me and like testing many different ROMs, you may end up running into issues such as the one I stated above with TWRP.
The only way I was able to avoid these types of issues is to run some commands through fastboot.
One such command is
Code:
fastboot format system
This command will format the system partition and make it easier to install ROMs without running into issues.
Another command is
Code:
fastboot format vendor
This command was very important in my case, because the vendor partition was actually unusable for my slot A. Doing this command finally fixed that issue.
Another thing to note is ROMs can be installed in both slots. A lot of people don't do this, because they leave their bootloader unlocked and probably just run the ROM for half a day, and flash another. In my case, I needed to flash both slots in order to lock the bootloader in GrapheneOS, and allow the OS to update OTA. If you don't flash both slots, that won't work.
Just to clarify further, these are the commands (at the bootloader) I ran (from a command prompt in Windows) in order from start to finish when I was flashing a ROM I wanted to keep:
Code:
fastboot --set-active=a
fastboot format system
fastboot format vendor
fastboot reboot bootloader
fastboot --set-active=b
fastboot format system
fastboot format vendor
fastboot reboot bootloader
fastboot flash bootloader bootloader.img
fastboot reboot bootloader
fastboot flash radio radio.img
fastboot reboot bootloader
fastboot update rom.zip
// Let the phone reboot into the new ROM, let it sit for a minute,
// then reboot into bootloader manually and then continue with fastboot:
fastboot --set-active=a
fastboot flash bootloader bootloader.img
fastboot reboot bootloader
fastboot flash radio radio.img
fastboot reboot bootloader
fastboot update rom.zip
Once I've done this, and can confirm it successfully loads into the ROM I've installed, I can now say that I have a clean, fresh install in BOTH slots A and B.
I'll update this thread if I can think of anything else that can help newbies like me.
Cheers!
HCFL said:
I wanted to make this post about my adventure with my old Pixel 2. I was getting non-stop red lines out of the log in TWRP. Many times I would have problems mounting system and vendor partitions as well as vendor partitions needing "to be cleaned".
This led me to believe that I may have a corrupted partition, so I did some research into how the partitions are organized, and what happens when you flash a lot of ROMs. Perhaps you want to go back to the stock firmware? Perhaps - like in my case - you want to install a ROM such as GrapheneOS that's meant to lock the bootloader afterwards, and act more like the stock ROM.
What I didn't understand up until recently is how exactly the A and B slots of phones like the Pixel 2 work. They work because the firmware allows updating OTA to the opposite slot of what's active. That way - in the worst case scenario - you can actually boot into the opposite slot and regain access to your phone. I'm not an expert on this, but that's my basic understanding.
So now that that's covered, another important aspect is flashing ROMs. If you are like me and like testing many different ROMs, you may end up running into issues such as the one I stated above with TWRP.
The only way I was able to avoid these types of issues is to run some commands through fastboot.
One such command is
Code:
fastboot format system
This command will format the system partition and make it easier to install ROMs without running into issues.
Another command is
Code:
fastboot format vendor
This command was very important in my case, because the vendor partition was actually unusable for my slot A. Doing this command finally fixed that issue.
Another thing to note is ROMs can be installed in both slots. A lot of people don't do this, because they leave their bootloader unlocked and probably just run the ROM for half a day, and flash another. In my case, I needed to flash both slots in order to lock the bootloader in GrapheneOS, and allow the OS to update OTA. If you don't flash both slots, that won't work.
Just to clarify further, these are the commands (at the bootloader) I ran (from a command prompt in Windows) in order from start to finish when I was flashing a ROM I wanted to keep:
Code:
fastboot --set-active=a
fastboot format system
fastboot format vendor
fastboot reboot bootloader
fastboot --set-active=b
fastboot format system
fastboot format vendor
fastboot reboot bootloader
fastboot flash bootloader bootloader.img
fastboot reboot bootloader
fastboot flash radio radio.img
fastboot reboot bootloader
fastboot update rom.zip
// Let the phone reboot into the new ROM, let it sit for a minute,
// then reboot into bootloader manually and then continue with fastboot:
fastboot --set-active=a
fastboot flash bootloader bootloader.img
fastboot reboot bootloader
fastboot flash radio radio.img
fastboot reboot bootloader
fastboot update rom.zip
Once I've done this, and can confirm it successfully loads into the ROM I've installed, I can now say that I have a clean, fresh install in BOTH slots A and B.
I'll update this thread if I can think of anything else that can help newbies like me.
Cheers!
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Would this help in bootloop as well? I have a pixel 1st gen that does. I have flashed and or tried to anyways factory images...OTA and even was able to boot twrp and get lineage to flash, only to get a random reboot and bootloop. I would need to flash the factory image in order to get this phone operable. Should I flash a factory image and then do your steps or should I do the steps first and then flash the factory image?
Nope. Did not work. Seems as if the stock recovery is fubar
I accidentally disconnected my OnePlus 8 Pro while running the MSM Tool to restore back to oxygenos from lineage. Now it is stuck in a loop where it says:
<Error!>
Upgrade download failed!
This is caused by download interruption. Recommend you use download tool try again.
You need to confirm if there is failure message on download tool or not when you see this error.
also please check if you disconnect usb or click stop button when the download is not finished yet.
You can press any key exit this message
I can boot into fastboot from this state, but I am unable to flash a recovery or use a fastboot rom.
The recovery just doesn't work when I try to boot into it, and the fastboot rom gets stuck at
"Flashing is not allowed for critical partitions"
and when I try running
fastboot flashing unlock_critical
it says something along the lines of 'device already unlocked'
I cannot boot into EDL mode either, and trying to do so doesn't work.
I feel as if I am out of options, and am very worried about my phone.
Please help!!!
I was able to successfully follow all the steps for a fastboot rom, but it still didn't work. This was through using fastboot boot on the lineageos recovery.
Dapherino said:
I was able to successfully follow all the steps for a fastboot rom, but it still didn't work. This was through using fastboot boot on the lineageos recovery.
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Use MSM Tool. Hold all buttons very until your device appears in msm tool. YOu can start before you connect it and it should work.
xtcislove said:
Use MSM Tool. Hold all buttons very until your device appears in msm tool. YOu can start before you connect it and it should work.
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Thanks. I've tried this already. It doesn't boot into EDL. It just displays the first error message or boots into fastboot. Even if I use 'fastboot boot twrp...' and click 'reboot to edl' it doesn't work.
Dapherino said:
Thanks. I've tried this already. It doesn't boot into EDL. It just displays the first error message or boots into fastboot. Even if I use 'fastboot boot twrp...' and click 'reboot to edl' it doesn't work.
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Try to press start while the device is connected and then restart it. MSM tools trys to hook in first.
Dapherino said:
Thanks. I've tried this already. It doesn't boot into EDL. It just displays the first error message or boots into fastboot. Even if I use 'fastboot boot twrp...' and click 'reboot to edl' it doesn't work.
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Turn phone completely off. On msm tool, hit start so its waiting for device. Hold down ONLY the volume up and volume down buttons, plug in USB cable and you're good to go
jamescable said:
Turn phone completely off. On msm tool, hit start so its waiting for device. Hold down ONLY the volume up and volume down buttons, plug in USB cable and you're good to go
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Thank you for the advice. I've tried this and it doesn't do anything, since I can't get to EDL mode.
xtcislove said:
Try to press start while the device is connected and then restart it. MSM tools trys to hook in first.
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Thanks, I've tried this as well. It didn't work, since I cannot enter EDL mode.
Dapherino said:
Thank you for the advice. I've tried this and it doesn't do anything, since I can't get to EDL mode.
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Your phone is in EDL mode when its powered off and holding ONLY both volume bottons
jamescable said:
Your phone is in EDL mode when its powered off and holding ONLY both volume bottons
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I understand that. When I do so, it just boots into fastboot. And when I tried to enter EDL through using 'fastboot boot' with a custom recovery, it did the same thing. Now I can't even use 'fastboot boot' anymore for some reason though.
Dapherino said:
I understand that. When I do so, it just boots into fastboot. And when I tried to enter EDL through using 'fastboot boot' with a custom recovery, it did the same thing. Now I can't even use 'fastboot boot' anymore for some reason though.
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So you tried fastboot boot recovery?
Fastboot boot will never work to boot edl
jamescable said:
So you tried fastboot boot recovery?
Fastboot boot will never work to boot edl
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Yes. Even from a temporary custom recovery, I cannot enter edl from there.
Dapherino said:
Yes. Even from a temporary custom recovery, I cannot enter edl from there.
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Do this. Install a custom ROM using fastboot
Download any ROM you want. Extract the payload and put it in the payload input folder.
jamescable said:
Download any ROM you want. Extract the payload and put it in the payload input folder.
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I've tried this with 4 different roms [stock oneplus one, lineageos, pixel experience, and evolutionx]. Even though they flash successfully, I still encounter the exact same error when trying to boot into it, and I still cannot enter recovery or EDL.
Dapherino said:
I've tried this with 4 different roms [stock oneplus one, lineageos, pixel experience, and evolutionx]. Even though they flash successfully, I still encounter the exact same error when trying to boot into it, and I still cannot enter recovery or EDL.
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This wont work and idk why. If i try a custom rom i always have to use msm tool to go back to oos.
I flash every partition with fastboot but i end in a boot loop if i where on a custom rom before.
xtcislove said:
This wont work and idk why. If i try a custom rom i always have to use msm tool to go back to oos.
I flash every partition with fastboot but i end in a boot loop if i where on a custom rom before.
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Yeah, you need to wipe internal storage. In fastboot you can type
fastboot format userdata
fastboot format cache
Also, you can type
Fastboot -w
Dapherino said:
I accidentally disconnected my OnePlus 8 Pro while running the MSM Tool to restore back to oxygenos from lineage. Now it is stuck in a loop where it says:
<Error!>
Upgrade download failed!
This is caused by download interruption. Recommend you use download tool try again.
You need to confirm if there is failure message on download tool or not when you see this error.
also please check if you disconnect usb or click stop button when the download is not finished yet.
You can press any key exit this message
I can boot into fastboot from this state, but I am unable to flash a recovery or use a fastboot rom.
The recovery just doesn't work when I try to boot into it, and the fastboot rom gets stuck at
"Flashing is not allowed for critical partitions"
and when I try running
fastboot flashing unlock_critical
it says something along the lines of 'device already unlocked'
I cannot boot into EDL mode either, and trying to do so doesn't work.
I feel as if I am out of options, and am very worried about my phone.
Please help!!!
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This happened to me. I tried downloading Qualcomm drivers and reinstalling them and moved my platform tools to root of C:\, among other things. I was using OEM red cable and had been having to flip it a certain way to get WARP charge, so in desperation, I switched to a non-OEM cable, C to C, and that got me back in EDL. Good luck.
jamescable said:
Yeah, you need to wipe internal storage. In fastboot you can type
fastboot format userdata
fastboot format cache
Also, you can type
Fastboot -w
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thats part of my batch script anyway.
Code:
:choice
set /P c=Do you want to wipe all the data ( Reccomended )[Y/N]?
if /I "%c%" EQU "Y" goto :wipe
if /I "%c%" EQU "N" goto :continue
goto :choice
:wipe
fastboot -w
goto :continue
:continue
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash dtbo dtbo.img
fastboot flash modem modem.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot --disable-verity flash vbmeta vbmeta.img
fastboot --disable-verity flash vbmeta_system vbmeta_system.img
fastboot reboot fastboot
fastboot flash abl abl.img
fastboot flash aop aop.img
fastboot flash bluetooth bluetooth.img
fastboot flash cmnlib cmnlib.img
fastboot flash cmnlib64 cmnlib64.img
fastboot flash devcfg devcfg.img
fastboot flash dsp dsp.img
fastboot flash featenabler featenabler.img
fastboot flash hyp hyp.img
fastboot flash imagefv imagefv.img
fastboot flash keymaster keymaster.img
fastboot flash logo logo.img
fastboot flash mdm_oem_stanvbk mdm_oem_stanvbk.img
fastboot flash multiimgoem multiimgoem.img
fastboot flash odm odm.img
fastboot flash opproduct opproduct.img
fastboot flash qupfw qupfw.img
fastboot flash spunvm spunvm.img
fastboot flash storsec storsec.img
fastboot flash tz tz.img
fastboot flash uefisecapp uefisecapp.img
fastboot flash xbl xbl.img
fastboot flash xbl_config xbl_config.img
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot flash vendor vendor.img
fastboot flash product product.img
fastboot reboot fastboot
fastboot flash --slot=all abl abl.img
fastboot flash --slot=all aop aop.img
fastboot flash --slot=all bluetooth bluetooth.img
fastboot flash --slot=all cmnlib64 cmnlib64.img
fastboot flash --slot=all cmnlib cmnlib.img
fastboot flash --slot=all devcfg devcfg.img
fastboot flash --slot=all dsp dsp.img
fastboot flash --slot=all featenabler featenabler.img
fastboot flash --slot=all hyp hyp.img
fastboot flash --slot=all imagefv imagefv.img
fastboot flash --slot=all keymaster keymaster.img
fastboot flash --slot=all logo logo.img
fastboot flash --slot=all mdm_oem_stanvbk mdm_oem_stanvbk.img
fastboot flash --slot=all modem modem.img
fastboot flash --slot=all multiimgoem multiimgoem.img
fastboot flash --slot=all qupfw qupfw.img
fastboot flash --slot=all spunvm spunvm.img
fastboot flash --slot=all storsec storsec.img
fastboot flash --slot=all tz tz.img
fastboot flash --slot=all uefisecapp uefisecapp.img
fastboot flash --slot=all xbl_config xbl_config.img
fastboot flash --slot=all xbl xbl.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
pause
wgs1028 said:
This happened to me. I tried downloading Qualcomm drivers and reinstalling them and moved my platform tools to root of C:\, among other things. I was using OEM red cable and had been having to flip it a certain way to get WARP charge, so in desperation, I switched to a non-OEM cable, C to C, and that got me back in EDL. Good luck.
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THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!! Using a different cable worked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm so glad my phone is ok. Thank you again, I really appreciate it.