I tried to prevent my phone from updating to 6.2.1 by changing /system/etc/otacerts.zip to /system/etc/otacerts.zip.bak. When I did this it rebooted into CWM and looks for update.zip (i renamed it b/c i didn't need it). now it loops because I can't choose to anything other than install update.zip
ADB won't find the device so I can't rename the file or push a new one. I built a factory cable which appears to work but I still can't see my KF. When I run lsusb it shows 1949:0006 Lab126 as the device.
Any ideas?
using Ubuntu 10.10
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I can adb shell now. however, no adb functions seem to work. Anyone know how I can keep cwm from hi-jacking my boot? I would gladly go stock to get going again.
alright so farthest i can get with my phone to boot is either download mode, recovery, or just a black screen, this happened after modding the build prop but i have it backed up! how can i adb into the phone and replace the build prop file with the original / is this even possible?
well the adb recognizes the phone only as sideloaded or offline so i cant get into it
im running clockworkmod v6.0.0.6 and unfortunately i was stupid enough not to backup the music/picture folders on this and installed kitkat update OTA. Now its stuck on the boot animation...
HOW DO I BACKUP THE FILES USING ADB FASTBOOT? I cant seem to be able to plug the device in and be able to look at any of the files! I have windows mac linux. PLEASE HELP i need to at least be able to backup..
EDIT: i got the ./adb working! so now i can pull the files off the device..
Now how do i fix the boot animation issue? it would be nice to get the kitkat working...
I trashed my rooted Lollipop ROM by renaming a system file & now it gets stuck in a bootloop. I was hoping to restore the old filename using adb. I can boot into stock recovery adb but it's stuck at sideload. Is there a way to change it to adb shell? Will renaming the system files back to their original names trip Knox?
EDIT - never mind, I just went for a reinstall
Hey guys, Did you often facing bootloop when try install some Xposed modules and don't have any backup.?
EDITED: In this case, you don't have TWRP installed and your bootloader is locked.
That's happen to me again and again. well, it's my fault not to backup my data.
It's work on two kind of Bootloop:
-Stuck at Asus In Search of Incredible Powered by Android
-Stuck at Asus In Search of Incredible with somethin spinning below
All you need:
-Your PC
-Installed ADB
-boot.img from your current Firmware
Ex: I'm using 3.24.40.87 firmware, then extract "boot.img" inside it
Steps:
1. Enter Fastboot mode, press and hold (Power + Volume Up)
2. Go to folder where you place "boot.img"
3. Hold SHIFT on folder -> right click -> Open command window here
4. And then type
Code:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
5. Reboot
And your problem Solved
Work on STOCK ROM 3.24.40.87
Sorry for bad English
this wont work in cases where you have custom rom installed, therefore you can't flash stock kernel. And also it wont work everytime, if you have messed up system file, restoring kernel won't do anything.
if you want to get rid of bootloop due to xposed module there is a much easier way.
goto twrp > advanced>file manager> navigate to following place:
>>>> /data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/conf
now delete the file enabled_modules.xml and reboot.
boot up and remove the module which caused bootloop
[email protected] said:
this wont work in cases where you have custom rom installed, therefore you can't flash stock kernel. And also it wont work everytime, if you have messed up system file, restoring kernel won't do anything.
if you want to get rid of bootloop due to xposed module there is a much easier way.
goto twrp > advanced>file manager> navigate to following place:
>>>> /data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/conf
now delete the file enabled_modules.xml and reboot.
boot up and remove the module which caused bootloop
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thanks for your reply, in this case i don't have TWRP and the bootloader condition is locked, i will edit this thread :good: