Good night, I would like a tutorial where it teaches how to install TWRP on redmi note 7 by Linux Mint. Can you help me ?
Google "how to execute commands with fastboot in linux"
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Hi.
First I have to apologize for being a noob, and if I am posting questions that has already been answered. I can't post these question in the original thread about F2FS file system, so I am posting this here.
I am currently running stock Android 4.4.4 on my Nexus 7 WiFi (2012), and because it has become very slow, I want to root, install Cyanogenmod and use F2FS file system.
I have used CWM-recovery and installed custom roms on a Huawei device before, so I have some experience with this. I have also some experience with Linux and using ADB. But I don't want to brick my Nexus 7, so I have some questions before I start:
I want to unlock the bootloader and install custom recovery. I want to avoid using toolkits, as I don't know what they installs on my Nexus 7. I found a tutorial here that I am using, but I am not 100% sure if I am following the correct steps?:
1. Install SDK and drivers
2. Enable Debug on the Nexus 7
3. Download CWM-recovery to the same directory as adb.exe on my PC running Windows 8.1
4. With CMD: run command "adb reboot bootloader" then run command "fastboot oem unlock" (I know this will delete all data on my Nexus 7)
5. After unlocking, flash CWM-recovery with the steps from the tutorial: run command "fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-touch-6.0.4.3-grouper.img".
6. Permanent flash CWM-recovery: mount "/System" and rename/backup "recovery-from-boot.p" with the command "mv recovery-from-boot.p recovery-from-boot.bak" (Is this step necessary? I have seen other tutorials skipping this step.)
7. Backup everything from recovery, and move the backup from the Nexus 7 to my PC. (I don't know if this step is necessary, but I'll do it anyway)
Are these seven steps above correct, or am I missing something? If the steps above are correct, then can I now install CM11 Snapshot M7 with F2FS with these steps?:
1. Download and copy "CM11.zip", "gapps.zip" and "LegoKernel-F2FS-140228.zip" from PC to Nexus 7, then install them from CWM-recovery.
2. Download "recovery-F2FS-A.img" to the same directory as adb.exe
3. Reboot the Nexus 7 into Android(CM11), activate Debug, run command "adb reboot bootloader" then flash custom TWRP with the command "fastboot flash recovery recovery-F2FS-A.img"
4. Reboot into TWRP-recovery, go to Wipe menu and format data.
5. Reboot into Android(CM11)
Will these seven+five steps work, or am I missing something? I don't want to brick my Nexus 7, so if someone could verify that these steps is correct, that would be great.
And one more question: Can I change back to CWM-recovery without losing the F2FS file system, or should I just use TWRP?
~Liloolil
Hi!
Liloolil said:
I am currently running stock Android 4.4.4 on my Nexus 7 WiFi (2012), and because it has become very slow, I want to root, install Cyanogenmod and use F2FS file system.
I have used CWM-recovery and installed custom roms on a Huawei device before, so I have some experience with this. I have also some experience with Linux and using ADB. But I don't want to brick my Nexus 7, so I have some questions before I start:
I want to unlock the bootloader and install custom recovery. I want to avoid using toolkits, as I don't know what they installs on my Nexus 7. I found a tutorial here that I am using, but I am not 100% sure if I am following the correct steps?:
1. Install SDK and drivers
2. Enable Debug on the Nexus 7
3. Download CWM-recovery to the same directory as adb.exe on my PC running Windows 8.1
4. With CMD: run command "adb reboot bootloader" then run command "fastboot oem unlock" (I know this will delete all data on my Nexus 7)
5. After unlocking, flash CWM-recovery with the steps from the tutorial: run command "fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-touch-6.0.4.3-grouper.img".
6. Permanent flash CWM-recovery: mount "/System" and rename/backup "recovery-from-boot.p" with the command "mv recovery-from-boot.p recovery-from-boot.bak" (Is this step necessary? I have seen other tutorials skipping this step.)
7. Backup everything from recovery, and move the backup from the Nexus 7 to my PC. (I don't know if this step is necessary, but I'll do it anyway)
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The tutorial sounds ok to me even though adb is not even needed to unlock the bootloader and flash a new recovery.
Instead you might need "fastboot" for this. Oh and I would use TWRP instead of CWM on the Nexus 7 (it includes F2FS support out of the box):
Code:
fastboot oem unlock
fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.7.1.1-grouper.img
Liloolil said:
Are these seven steps above correct, or am I missing something? If the steps above are correct, then can I now install CM11 Snapshot M7 with F2FS with these steps?:
1. Download and copy "CM11.zip", "gapps.zip" and "LegoKernel-F2FS-140228.zip" from PC to Nexus 7, then install them from CWM-recovery.
2. Download "recovery-F2FS-A.img" to the same directory as adb.exe
3. Reboot the Nexus 7 into Android(CM11), activate Debug, run command "adb reboot bootloader" then flash custom TWRP with the command "fastboot flash recovery recovery-F2FS-A.img"
4. Reboot into TWRP-recovery, go to Wipe menu and format data.
5. Reboot into Android(CM11)
Will these seven+five steps work, or am I missing something? I don't want to brick my Nexus 7, so if someone could verify that these steps is correct, that would be great.
And one more question: Can I change back to CWM-recovery without losing the F2FS file system, or should I just use TWRP?
~Liloolil
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As long as you can boot through fastboot, it should be ok to make experiments. I don't think that you can brick the device permanently.
Your tutorial again sounds good but I would choose a few different files instead. LegoKernel is from February 2014, there are other kernels in newer versions available...
I have just posted a howto for this in another thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=54004629&postcount=3342
Good luck!
michael_ch said:
Hi!
The tutorial sounds ok to me even though adb is not even needed to unlock the bootloader and flash a new recovery.
Instead you might need "fastboot" for this. Oh and I would use TWRP instead of CWM on the Nexus 7 (it includes F2FS support out of the box):
Code:
fastboot oem unlock
fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.7.1.1-grouper.img
As long as you can boot through fastboot, it should be ok to make experiments. I don't think that you can brick the device permanently.
Your tutorial again sounds good but I would choose a few different files instead. LegoKernel is from February 2014, there are other kernels in newer versions available...
I have just posted a howto for this in another thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=54004629&postcount=3342
Good luck!
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Thank you! I have now successfully rooted and installed CM11 on my Nexus 7.
MEIZU MX4 - UBUNTU TOUCH ROM - LEAKED​
Watch it: http://people.canonical.com/~alextu/tangxi/recovery/recovery.img
Delete "/recovery/recovery.img " ------------------------> http://people.canonical.com/~alextu/tangxi :good:
684.zip scatter and kernel (ROM Ubuntu)
http://people.canonical.com/~alextu/tangxi/tmp/VID_20150408_162220.mp4 Video Meta Mode Meizu MX4
we can install ubuntu touch on android version of Meizu
Sent from my awesome Ubuntu Touch device using the Forum Browser app
I am so sorry to ask how can I flash my android mx4 to Ubuntu?
I am new to android rom development
Any tools I need for it?
boris2005 said:
I am so sorry to ask how can I flash my android mx4 to Ubuntu?
I am new to android rom development
Any tools I need for it?
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You cant... yet
i have a boner
lol I'm waiting so long to flash my MX4 WITH Ubuntu. Hopefully it'll be available soon.
Developers, fingers crossed.
caspermayne said:
lol I'm waiting so long to flash my MX4 WITH Ubuntu.
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Why? I just re-flashed my Ubuntu to the Flyme and I like it much more.
So if I installed Android on my device will I be able to get back to Ubuntu ?
D.Spirit said:
So if I installed Android on my device will I be able to get back to Ubuntu ?
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Probably yes: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=62300985&postcount=39
I have a mx4 ubuntu edition, i gave a try to flyme OS but when trying to go back to ubutnu-touch, the only thing that worked for me was flashing a rom with SP Flash Tool, there are nice tutorial to run SP Flash Tool on Linux here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/general/rooting-roms/tutorial-how-to-setup-spflashtoollinux-t3160802
well, on a mx4 UE the simpliest way via a LinuxPC would probably be:
(ubuntu pc) Open terminal and plug in your phone(with developers mode on)and type: wget http://people.canonical.com/~alextu/tangxi/recovery/recovery.img
(on phone) hold power and vol- until the phone reboots (no normal screen display)
(pc) now type in terminal:fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
wait until it's finished
(phone) hold power and vol+ to boot in recovery (flash) mode
(pc) type the following command and replace xxxxx for stable (stable) or rc-proposed (release-candidate): ubuntu-device-flash touch --device arale --channel ubuntu-touch/xxxxx/meizu.en
cool i like
Hi, folks!
I tried install LineageOS but something go wrong and my phone bricked. I read about MSM tool but I'm arch linux user i can't find alternatives for linux. Maybe someone help me figure out. Please don't judge me it's my first expiration with android.
I ran into the same issue when I flashed the OP8 rom over my OP8P tonight (Though not LineageOS), The following article seemed to help out.
[ROM][STOCK][FASTBOOT][OP8P] Stock Fastboot ROMs for OnePlus 8 Pro
Moderator Information This project is not under active development, take precautions when you are installing it. Things are changing with the advent of project treble and seamless updates. OnePlus will no longer release ROMs flashable via...
forum.xda-developers.com
I personally had to swap to my other slot using `fastboot --set-active=b` then using `fastboot reboot fastboot` to get into fastbootd for most of the commands to work. ( Fastbootd will be listed at the top of the screen )
I have a Xiaomi Redmi note 7 and I want to unlock the bootloader, however the custom tool on linux to do so (XiaoMiTool V2) is no longer updated and doesn't work.
I have yet to try to install a windows VM and install unlocking tools there but if there is an easier solution I'm all for it
You might have a look at this:
Hi,
Here is some help:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/guide-vm-xiaomi-unlock-bootloader-using-linux-and-mi-unlock-tool-or-any-other-virtual-machine.4569985/
hi i would like to root my galaxy tab sm-t530 with magisk and solve error 10 on my driver to check if the bootloader is locked or unlocked with adb and adb tells me to wait for all devices and twrp is already installed please help me
what you type is unrelated to adb. you are trying fastboot commands on a Samsung device - you're following the wrong tutorial.
install right drivers
https://developer.samsung.com/galaxy/others/android-usb-driver-for-windows
use the right tools
https://odindownloader.com/download/odin3-v3-14-1
read the right instructions
https://topjohnwu.github.io/Magisk/install.html#instructions