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I feel like a noob posting this, but for the life of me, I can't find the answer: is it possible to revert to a stock recovery when the bootloader is still locked?
I currently have a stock (but rooted) ROM, stock recovery, and a locked bootloader. If I flash a custom recovery, is there anyway to go back to stock recovery WITHOUT unlocking the bootloader?
Thanks.
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Edit: Just realized that I probably posted this in the wrong forum. My apologies. Mods, please move. Thanks.
Pull the stock recovery.img out of a stock rom and use flash_image in terminal to apply it.
How can I do that if I can't use fastboot commands (since my bootloader is locked)?
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efrant said:
How can I do that if I can't use fastboot commands (since my bootloader is locked)?
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not a fastboot command, its adb, you can do it from a terminal app
I guess I'll read up on flash_image. Thanks mortzz & samir5421.
were you able to resolve this issue?
i'm in the same situation (locked bootloader, but rooted). i'm trying to re-flash the stock recovery, but keep getting a "flash_image" not found error when i try via terminal or ADB.
Since, when rooting, you need to remove the following files to prevent reverting back to stock recovery:
/system/etc/install-recovery.sh
/system/recovery-from-boot.p
Have you tried re-adding the files from a stock image?
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tuffCookie said:
were you able to resolve this issue?
i'm in the same situation (locked bootloader, but rooted). i'm trying to re-flash the stock recovery, but keep getting a "flash_image" not found error when i try via terminal or ADB.
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Yeah, just search and download flash_image, copy it to your /system/bin directory, change the permissions on it so it can run, and then you should be able to use it.
Edit: Or restore the two files that danger-rat pointed to from a stock ROM.
Read Wiki and follow the instructions to flash custom recovery, just use the default recovery image instead of custom recovery.
I would like to root my phone and keep it stock as much as possible.
After reading, it seems that I could S-Off then root (I would like to avoid unlocking my phone with HTCDev). Now it seems that I need to flash a recovery to be able to root. Is it? Otherwise how could I do it without the recovery?
Thanks!
dadaR6 said:
I would like to root my phone and keep it stock as much as possible.
After reading, it seems that I could S-Off then root (I would like to avoid unlocking my phone with HTCDev). Now it seems that I need to flash a recovery to be able to root. Is it? Otherwise how could I do it without the recovery?
Thanks!
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you can fastboot boot the recovery and then flash root. That way you stay stock while still having root.
Indirect said:
you can fastboot boot the recovery and then flash root. That way you stay stock while still having root.
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Can you explain a bit how you do that? Link?
I know how need to install SuperUser.apk from ADB, but I am missing where and how to install su and maybe others?
Thanks
dadaR6 said:
Can you explain a bit how you do that? Link?
I know how need to install SuperUser.apk from ADB, but I am missing where and how to install su and maybe others?
Thanks
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Your information is a little off. Most root methods don't involve installing the su binary separately from your superuser app. You should also learn how to use fastboot, as suggested above.
You will need to have a recovery image (most people use TWRP), and a root zip (most people are using SuperSU's zips these days, you can find them in the root guides around this forum). Download the root zip to your phone before you do anything else.
You need to boot your phone into fastboot mode (restart the phone, then hold VOL UP/VOL DOWN and POWER), and then with the phone plugged into your computer, run:
fastboot boot /path/to/recovery.img
That will boot your phone once into a custom recovery. From here, depending on the recovery you're using (most will use TWRP), you can hit the appropriate install option, navigate to wherever you downloaded your root ZIP, and then flash that. Reboot the phone, and you'll be rooted, and the one-time recovery will be gone.
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fastboot boot /path/to/recovery.img
That will boot your phone once into a custom recovery. From here, depending on the recovery you're using (most will use TWRP), you can hit the appropriate install option, navigate to wherever you downloaded your root ZIP, and then flash that. Reboot the phone, and you'll be rooted, and the one-time recovery will be gone.
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Great, this is the info I was missing! Gonna try it now and see.
Thanks!
My apologies if this has already been posted. I've been looking all morning but haven't seen anyone with the same issue.
Unlock bootloader: no problem.
Flash TWRP: I downloaded from http://teamw.in/project/twrp2/275, and I got an error about partition size mismatch, but that's ok, right?
But when I try to enter recovery, all I get is the warning screen that my phone is unlocked. The drivers are certainly installed correctly, and fastboot is working fine. I just can't get into recovery to flash a ROM!
Restoring to 4.4.4 stock worked like a charm.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/mot...dows-tool-moto-g-2014-xt1064-restore-t2957167
I've re-enabled USB debugging. Do I dare try to flash a custom recovery again?
Pandae said:
Do I dare try to flash a custom recovery again?
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You can use Flashify to make a backup of your current recovery and to flash TWRP.img. should work like a charm.
But Flashify requires root, I see? The reason I'm trying to flash a custom recovery is so I can root in the first place.
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But Flashify requires root, I see? The reason I'm trying to flash a custom recovery is so I can root in the first place.
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You're right. Latest motorola driver and [TOOL]Minimal ADB and Fastboot will do the trick.
Sorry, I should have clarified that when flashing TWRP, I've already been using fastboot.exe from a command line (and administrator level), with the drivers correctly installed. That's how I was able to unlock in the first place.
I did try it with the version of Fastboot you linked to (what I have works peachy for my Nexus 7), still the same thing. I can't boot into recovery and only get stuck at the Motorola unlocked warning.
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I can't boot into recovery and only get stuck at the Motorola unlocked warning.
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Oh. Sorry. Can you post the output (terminal & device) of
Code:
fastboot devices
fastboot flash recovery NAME_OF_RECOVERY.img
I'd done "fastboot devices" already to verify, and it returns the serial number, though as I said it's clearly working since I was able to unlock as well as flash recovery. I'm flashing "TWRP2801-titan-motog-2014.img" that I downloaded from the TWRP site, and fastboot gives the standard messages about size and success (and my phone gives the size mismatch error).
It's so strange to me. I've flashed a custom recovery dozens of times on both generations of my Nexus 7s, but I've never seen this.
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It's so strange to me.
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Yeah......have to meditate about that problem....... is your battery low? Fastboot mode of the device gives me all sorts of problems if it detects low battery
I had been using fastboot at 100% (literally finished a full charge) and 84%, but thanks for the continued attempts at explanation.
Oh, did you check the md5 checksum of your download?
Ah, good thought! I rarely do, but I did just now...and they're the same. It's crazy, isn't it?
Pandae said:
Ah, good thought! I rarely do, but I did just now...and they're the same. It's crazy, isn't it?
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If you are willing to risk it, try a fresh download and try again. I've flashed TWRP more than 20 times by now and never recieved an error whatsoever. It basically the easiest thing to do.
Incase you are stuck again, don't reflash the entire stock rom. Just flash the recovery.img from the stock rom files.
OR
Try this:
HOW TO ROOT MOTO G 2014 with Temporary Custom Recovery
Cheers
I've flashed a custom recovery many a time and have helped people through it, though on Nexus 7s.
Now shall I compound the mystery? I didn't think yet to use ADB to make my phone reboot to recovery. I had assumed recovery wasn't working. So here we go, after booting into Android:
adb reboot devices: my phone's there.
adb reboot recovery: TWRP's working?! And now root is complete!
It doesn't make sense to me why I can't get into recovery from the bootloader, but I can get into it with the simple ADB command. But I appreciate all the help, thanks!
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It doesn't make sense to me why I can't get into recovery from the bootloader
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A little workaround:
Install Android Terminal Emulator
Add "Term shortcut" widget.
In "Arguments" enter
Code:
su -c reboot recovery
So, I have decided on rooting my Xperia Z3 Compact so that I can finally move OBB to SD card, however I have no knowledge of how roots work (not a programmer much), or which one to pick. I have seen quite a few options for different roots, and previously used Kingo root, but seeing the post about it I am avoiding it like a forest fire. Anyone got good suggestions on which one to pick for my Xperia z3 compact?
In modern Android the phone's security systems prevent rooting via one click apps unless the device is unlocked. The best/safest way to root is to flash custom recovery such as TWRP and then install SuperSU.zip from TWRP. Make sure you make a backup first just in case.
You will most likely have to unlock your bootloader before you can flash TWRP. SONY devices are usually pretty Dev friendly, so you shouldn't have too much trouble finding everything you need. Good luck.
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RealWelder said:
In modern Android the phone's security systems prevent rooting via one click apps unless the device is unlocked. The best/safest way to root is to flash custom recovery such as TWRP and then install SuperSU.zip from TWRP. Make sure you make a backup first just in case.
You will most likely have to unlock your bootloader before you can flash TWRP. SONY devices are usually pretty Dev friendly, so you shouldn't have too much trouble finding everything you need. Good luck.
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Erm can you explain it so that I will understand it? XD
I kind of understand what you mean but I am still confused here and there....
GarrusN7 said:
Erm can you explain it so that I will understand it? XD
I kind of understand what you mean but I am still confused here and there....
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Your phone has a recovery. When you bought it, it came with the factory (or stock) recovery. Stock recoveries will only let you flash certain signed zip files and not all (for example - your ota updates). So you need to shift to a custom recovery that will let you flash any file you want. Custom recoveries are device specific. Search how to flash it in your phone. Common ones are - TWRP, cwm, philz.
Once you have your new recovery set up, you are ready to root it. All you have to do is use the recovery to flash the supersu file (i recommend chainfire). If you have twrp installed, the flashable su file is a part of it, and it will guide you.
Reboot after done, and supersu will prompt you to update your su binaries, done. you are all set. Dont forget to unlock the bootloader.
Your warranty will be void unless you revert all changes. Not at all complicated, you do it once and get the hang of it.
A short note on flashing: Flashing is replacing (or installing) certain system files. You can tweak your system in any way you like (overclocking, changing animations, installing apps or scripts, changing the os, etcetera ). Just make sure the zips you flash are compatible.
RealWelder said:
In modern Android the phone's security systems prevent rooting via one click apps unless the device is unlocked. The best/safest way to root is to flash custom recovery such as TWRP and then install SuperSU.zip from TWRP. Make sure you make a backup first just in case.
You will most likely have to unlock your bootloader before you can flash TWRP. SONY devices are usually pretty Dev friendly, so you shouldn't have too much trouble finding everything you need. Good luck.
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dev.kasibhatla said:
Your phone has a recovery. When you bought it, it came with the factory (or stock) recovery. Stock recoveries will only let you flash certain signed zip files and not all (for example - your ota updates). So you need to shift to a custom recovery that will let you flash any file you want. Custom recoveries are device specific. Search how to flash it in your phone. Common ones are - TWRP, cwm, philz.
Once you have your new recovery set up, you are ready to root it. All you have to do is use the recovery to flash the supersu file (i recommend chainfire). If you have twrp installed, the flashable su file is a part of it, and it will guide you.
Reboot after done, and supersu will prompt you to update your su binaries, done. you are all set. Dont forget to unlock the bootloader.
Your warranty will be void unless you revert all changes. Not at all complicated, you do it once and get the hang of it.
A short note on flashing: Flashing is replacing (or installing) certain system files. You can tweak your system in any way you like (overclocking, changing animations, installing apps or scripts, changing the os, etcetera ). Just make sure the zips you flash are compatible.
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Is chain fire part of Super Su or do you mean instead of it? And what do you mean unlock bootloader???
GarrusN7 said:
Is chain fire part of Super Su or do you mean instead of it? And what do you mean unlock bootloader???
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Chainfire made the root strategy. There are various strategies. Supersu is by chainfire. To change your recovery from stock to custom, you need to unlock the bootloader. It protects the current system by not letting unauthorized files overwrite or execute their scripts.
Not unlocking bootloader and flashing may lead to a brick. So
download platform-tools by google. (adb)
Extract it. Say at C:\
Now install drivers for your phone
open cmd and navigate to the folder where you extracted platform tools. Follow the code.
Enable usb debugging from developer options
Code:
cd C:\platform-tools
adb devices
a device and some number should show up with an online status
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot devices
again, a device and number should show
Code:
fastboot oem unlock
fastboot reboot
if it says success,bootloader is unlocked.
download a recovery.img specific to your phone. rename it to say twrp.img and place it in the same folder as platform tools.
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot boot twrp.img
the recovery will boot. this is a temporary boot and will wipe off on a reboot. Flash your supersu zip to root.
That's all. You have a rooted phone with an unlocked bootloader.
That is the maximum anyone would describe for you. Still confused, please do some research.
Hit thanks if i helped.
dev.kasibhatla said:
Chainfire made the root strategy. There are various strategies. Supersu is by chainfire. To change your recovery from stock to custom, you need to unlock the bootloader. It protects the current system by not letting unauthorized files overwrite or execute their scripts.
Not unlocking bootloader and flashing may lead to a brick. So
download platform-tools by google. (adb)
Extract it. Say at C:\
Now install drivers for your phone
open cmd and navigate to the folder where you extracted platform tools. Follow the code.
Enable usb debugging from developer options
Code:
cd C:\platform-tools
adb devices
a device and some number should show up with an online status
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot devices
again, a device and number should show
Code:
fastboot oem unlock
fastboot reboot
if it says success,bootloader is unlocked.
download a recovery.img specific to your phone. rename it to say twrp.img and place it in the same folder as platform tools.
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot boot twrp.img
the recovery will boot. this is a temporary boot and will wipe off on a reboot. Flash your supersu zip to root.
That's all. You have a rooted phone with an unlocked bootloader.
That is the mazimum anyone would describe for you. Still confused, please do some research.
Hit thanks if i helped.
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Thanks. Tho I am sure once I get hands on to it, I will know what to do. Can't wait to move those damned OBB Xd
Just be aware that by unlocking the bootloader you are going to lose camera quality. That's because the keys for image processing are deleted. I think it's only noticeable in low light situations, but still important to know, because once lost those keys will never come back. Therefore I'd rather recommend this rooting method:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/z3-compact/general/how-to-root-backup-drm-keys-t3013343
fab_ben said:
Just be aware that by unlocking the bootloader you are going to lose camera quality. That's because the keys for image processing are deleted. I think it's only noticeable in low light situations, but still important to know, because once lost those keys will never come back. Therefore I'd rather recommend this rooting method:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/z3-compact/general/how-to-root-backup-drm-keys-t3013343
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I woundn't recommend this anymore...
Use this one from russel5 - this is for stock rom and locked bootloader - and for staying at looked bootloader...
https://forum.xda-developers.com/z3-compact/general/recovery-root-mm-575-lb-t3418714
This is an noob-save tut which uses russel5's way...
https://forum.xda-developers.com/z3-compact/general/guide-newbshow-to-291-mm-z3clocked-t3536395
fluffi444 said:
I woundn't recommend this anymore...
Use this one from russel5 - this is for stock rom and locked bootloader - and for staying at looked bootloader...
https://forum.xda-developers.com/z3-compact/general/recovery-root-mm-575-lb-t3418714
This is an noob-save tut which uses russel5's way...
https://forum.xda-developers.com/z3-compact/general/guide-newbshow-to-291-mm-z3clocked-t3536395
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What he/she says. Sorry, I totally forgot about that method, it's much easier, thank you!
dev.kasibhatla said:
Chainfire made the root strategy. There are various strategies. Supersu is by chainfire. To change your recovery from stock to custom, you need to unlock the bootloader. It protects the current system by not letting unauthorized files overwrite or execute their scripts.
Not unlocking bootloader and flashing may lead to a brick. So
download platform-tools by google. (adb)
Extract it. Say at C:\
Now install drivers for your phone
open cmd and navigate to the folder where you extracted platform tools. Follow the code.
Enable usb debugging from developer options
Code:
cd C:\platform-tools
adb devices
a device and some number should show up with an online status
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot devices
again, a device and number should show
Code:
fastboot oem unlock
fastboot reboot
if it says success,bootloader is unlocked.
download a recovery.img specific to your phone. rename it to say twrp.img and place it in the same folder as platform tools.
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot boot twrp.img
the recovery will boot. this is a temporary boot and will wipe off on a reboot. Flash your supersu zip to root.
That's all. You have a rooted phone with an unlocked bootloader.
That is the maximum anyone would describe for you. Still confused, please do some research.
Hit thanks if i helped.
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Well ****....my root doesn't work. I am using SuperSu and TWRP but for some reason a ram disk extraction fails and no install...is it because I have systemless version of my phone or whatever keeps popping up???? And how do I fix that crap???
dev.kasibhatla said:
Chainfire made the root strategy. There are various strategies. Supersu is by chainfire. To change your recovery from stock to custom, you need to unlock the bootloader. It protects the current system by not letting unauthorized files overwrite or execute their scripts.
Not unlocking bootloader and flashing may lead to a brick. So
download platform-tools by google. (adb)
Extract it. Say at C:\
Now install drivers for your phone
open cmd and navigate to the folder where you extracted platform tools. Follow the code.
Enable usb debugging from developer options
Code:
cd C:\platform-tools
adb devices
a device and some number should show up with an online status
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot devices
again, a device and number should show
Code:
fastboot oem unlock
fastboot reboot
if it says success,bootloader is unlocked.
download a recovery.img specific to your phone. rename it to say twrp.img and place it in the same folder as platform tools.
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot boot twrp.img
the recovery will boot. this is a temporary boot and will wipe off on a reboot. Flash your supersu zip to root.
That's all. You have a rooted phone with an unlocked bootloader.
That is the maximum anyone would describe for you. Still confused, please do some research.
Hit thanks if i helped.
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fluffi444 said:
I woundn't recommend this anymore...
Use this one from russel5 - this is for stock rom and locked bootloader - and for staying at looked bootloader...
https://forum.xda-developers.com/z3-compact/general/recovery-root-mm-575-lb-t3418714
This is an noob-save tut which uses russel5's way...
https://forum.xda-developers.com/z3-compact/general/guide-newbshow-to-291-mm-z3clocked-t3536395
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I unlocked the boot loader the official way (Sony guide and ****). I didn't want to brick my phone accidently.
GarrusN7 said:
I unlocked the boot loader the official way (Sony guide and ****). I didn't want to brick my phone accidently.
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You wouldn't have bricked your phone
If you followed instructions on their site and contacted them, like unlocking htc bootloader, congratulations, your warranty is officially void.
If you didn't contact them in any wau or uploaded your phone's mac/imei, if you re lock, warranty valid again.
dev.kasibhatla said:
You wouldn't have bricked your phone
If you followed instructions on their site and contacted them, like unlocking htc bootloader, congratulations, your warranty is officially void.
If you didn't contact them in any wau or uploaded your phone's mac/imei, if you re lock, warranty valid again.
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At least I did this the safe way. Oh well, I never send my phones for repairs as the repairs are always overpriced, my dad fixes everything himself if actually fixable XD.
But my root issue still remains!
GarrusN7 said:
At least I did this the safe way. Oh well, I never send my phones for repairs as the repairs are always overpriced, my dad fixes everything himself if actually fixable XD.
But my root issue still remains!
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Here's a link from another post. Follow it and check. It should work.
(you've already performed a few of those steps)
link
This is a short guide on rooting for thous who are new to this stuff
Steps:
1: download adb platform tools from here
2: Unlock bootloader. follow the guide on htcdev.
make sure you have htc drivers installed so that you can use oem command in fastboot mode for unlocking
3: Download TWRP
4: Download SuperSU and copy it to your phone's internal memory
5: Enable USB debugging and type "adb reboot-bootloader" from pc
6: Type: "fastboot boot twrp-3.1.1-0-alpine.img"
make sure you have twrp image in same folder as adb.
7: Wait for sometime you will boot into twrp recovery from there select install and select the SuperSU zip file
8: reboot and check for root
Links:
http://www.supersu.com/download
https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools.html
has anybody tried this? I'm a bit scared to be the first one
javnostra said:
has anybody tried this? I'm a bit scared to be the first one
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You should make sure you get a pristine backup at hand, or a RUU appropriate to your device. Otherwise you'll never be able toreturn to a full stock system.
On the U11 it is possible to boot TWRP from fastboot, without flashing it and thus without touching stock recovery. That way I've been able to flash Magisk what's coming with MagiskSU and the possibility to use some Modules. And all without altering the system or replacing stock recovery in the first place.
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javnostra said:
has anybody tried this? I'm a bit scared to be the first one
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Yes its working without flaws, i have tested it myself. also your not installing recovery this time your booting directly
dranzer006 said:
Yes its working without flaws, i have tested it myself. also your not installing recovery this time your booting directly
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Thanks, I will try it then.
javnostra said:
Thanks, I will try it then.
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It works. Thanks a lot. My phone is rooted
5m4r7ph0n36uru said:
You should make sure you get a pristine backup at hand, or a RUU appropriate to your device. Otherwise you'll never be able toreturn to a full stock system.
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for anyone asking themselves how to backup
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=53767160&postcount=2
or https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=53770286&postcount=4
or is there a different way these days? @5m4r7ph0n36uru
BerndM14 said:
Connect phone to PC, boot into bootloader mode and type fastboot boot name_of_recovery.img that'll just boot the custom recovery as opposed to flashing it, that way you can make a nandroid backup of all partitions including stock recovery.
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an0ther said:
The guys method of using recovery to backup recovery will only work on Philz… Not twrp as it does not always backup stock recovery properly. The proper way to backup stock recovery is..
1. Root your phone, which can be done by towel root or by just booting a recovery like he said,
fastboot boot twrporwhatever.img, then flash supersu
2. Boot phone that has stock recovery
3. adb shell
4. su "watch your phone to grant root adb access if you haven't ever done it"
5. dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p43 of=/sdcard/recovery.img
6. This will put flashable recovery.img on your internal sd card. Copy this and save it for later
7. "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" will get you back to stock recovery, "fastboot flash recovery twrporwhatever.img" to flash custom recovery.
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If possible and a TWRP recovery is available one should boot to bootloader and try if the command fastboot boot name_of_twrp.img works. Make sure to NOT grant r/w at first boot and leave it ro. Now you can perform a backup of stock recovery, boot and system image (not system partition!) to obtain a pristine backup.
All else will alter system partitions md5 and the backup won't be pristine any longer. Due to block based OTA policy introduced by Google you won't be able to OTA without a pristine system image.
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Bro My Boot Loader is Locked.
Htc dev Not Relised Htc u play Boot loader.
I think these are the instructions. You need to register to access the link
https://www.htcdev.com/bootloader/unlock-instructions
or use my login:
lizba
ALJSDBf234LJABSf
edit: dont use my login. you have to register. you'll get a mail with another page plus a .bin file
https://www.htcdev.com/bootloader/unlock-instructions/page-4/
I have two questions.
1. If I fastboot to TWPR will it stay (flash for good) or after disconnecting my phone it will be gone ?
2. Can I flash Magisk instead of SuperSU ?
Code:
fastboot oem get_identifier_token
FAILED (remote: unknown command)
how i can solve it?
ex71 said:
Code:
fastboot oem get_identifier_token
FAILED (remote: unknown command)
how i can solve it?
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need enable "OEM unlock" in developers menu, reboot into bootloader and select "download mode". Next steps from original guide.
ex71 said:
need enable "OEM unlock" in developers menu, reboot into bootloader and select "download mode". Next steps from original guide.
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But in download mode there is no fastboot active ?! Until you installed the correct drivers
no "fastboot" (like a "one s", etc) on this phone. no fastboot usb
"fastboot" command work in "bootloader menu" and "download mode"
fastboot oem only in download mode
Hello. Please explain what I am doing wrong. I will download what is in points. I download this adb something, but it does not work. Nothing starts. Does not communicate with the phone. OCB. Could anyone write this guide so that he could understand and act?