I am having a problem after rooting my phone... i want to flash the 'recovery-RA-passion-v2.2.1-CM.img but it does not allow me to.. I am using the Command Promp:
fastboot flash recovery recovery-RA-passion-v2.2.1-CM.img
this is the command..but what happens it this:
error: cannot load 'recovery-RA-passion-v2.2.1-CM.img'
Please help!
PS: phone is rooted.
ChortiRok said:
I am having a problem after rooting my phone... i want to flash the 'recovery-RA-passion-v2.2.1-CM.img but it does not allow me to.. I am using the Command Promp:
fastboot flash recovery recovery-RA-passion-v2.2.1-CM.img
this is the command..but what happens it this:
error: cannot load 'recovery-RA-passion-v2.2.1-CM.img'
Please help!
PS: phone is rooted.
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Assuming the device is seen by fastboot, you need to specify the path to the recovery img
have you unlocked ur bootloader to run fastboot commands?
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taodan said:
Assuming the device is seen by fastboot, you need to specify the path to the recovery img
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Same opinion here, most likely the cause is the missing path to the file.
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Dear All,
After i installed CMW Recovery and rooted, i install 4EXT recovery updater and install the recovery.
But i still cannot enter into 4EXT recovery mode.
Whenever i go into recovery, it goes directly to CMW.
Is there anything i am missing or do i need to install again?
Can some mod edit the title ? i forgot to add it.. thank
Thanks
EvrStngNevDwn said:
Dear All,
After i installed CMW Recovery and rooted, i install 4EXT recovery updater and install the recovery.
But i still cannot enter into 4EXT recovery mode.
Whenever i go into recovery, it goes directly to CMW.
Is there anything i am missing or do i need to install again?
Can some mod edit the title ? i forgot to add it.. thank
Thanks
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Just flash the 4EXT recovery image in FASTBOOT USB mode using the command:
fastboot flash recovery [path to the recovery.img file]
It is best to just copy the recovery.img file to the directory where you run FASTBOOT.exe from.
tpbklake said:
Just flash the 4EXT recovery image in FASTBOOT USB mode using the command:
fastboot flash recovery [path to the recovery.img file]
It is best to just copy the recovery.img file to the directory where you run FASTBOOT.exe from.
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Thank you for your help. it solved now.
One more thing is, after i run the downloadgrade script, it successfully done and ask me to run the RUU.
But when i turn on the phone, it stuck at bootloader screen with "RELOCKED" status
according to the guides, i tried to run the RUU but it say to plug the device even i did so.
Do you guy experienced can't boot up after Relocked
Can i run the RUU while it is in bootloader screen?
Thank you again
EvrStngNevDwn said:
Thank you for your help. it solved now.
One more thing is, after i run the downloadgrade script, it successfully done and ask me to run the RUU.
But when i turn on the phone, it stuck at bootloader screen with "RELOCKED" status
according to the guides, i tried to run the RUU but it say to plug the device even i did so.
Do you guy experienced can't boot up after Relocked
Can i run the RUU while it is in bootloader screen?
Thank you again
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What you have described is normal for the downgrade script. Just try running the RUU now.
I was unrooting/locking bootloader/S-on'n in order to sell my One today. The process ran smoothly. I was preparing to use The RUU but I got an error that the version I am on is current. I should have ran it while I had S-off. I then flashed the firmware in fastboot using the fastboot oem rebootRUU and it flashed successfully. The phone will not boot past the HTC One logo screen nor can I access files through abd nor flash anything through fastboot. I can't even use any RUUs. I don't know what to do. Can someone please help me or direct me where I should look?
live_in_the_sky06 said:
I was unrooting/locking bootloader/S-on'n in order to sell my One today. The process ran smoothly. I was preparing to use The RUU but I got an error that the version I am on is current. I should have ran it while I had S-off. I then flashed the firmware in fastboot using the fastboot oem rebootRUU and it flashed successfully. The phone will not boot past the HTC One logo screen nor can I access files through abd nor flash anything through fastboot. I can't even use any RUUs. I don't know what to do. Can someone please help me or direct me where I should look?
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What error are you getting when you try to flash a recovery via fastboot USB?
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MrFixit007 said:
What error are you getting when you try to flash a recovery via fastboot USB?
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I was getting a remote: not found or remote 43 type of errors
I have managed to flash a ROM using clockwork mod usb otg. but the touch screen is now unresponsive. The buttons work but the touchscreen does not,
live_in_the_sky06 said:
I was getting a remote: not found or remote 43 type of errors
I have managed to flash a ROM using clockwork mod usb otg. but the touch screen is now unresponsive. The buttons work but the touchscreen does not,
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Flash the latest version of TWRP TWRP 2.6.3.0
easiest way in my opinion is through fastboot.
TWRP 2.6 - HTC One (Sprint USA) Download to your android SDK folder then open a comand prompt cd to your android sdk dir and type
fastboot flash recovery recoveryfilename.img (Change recoveryfilename.img to whatevery the recovery.img name is).
So I installed a ROM not for my Sprint HTC one M7....
Now it just says this. I do not know what to do. Also I tried to ADB push but it says "Device not found"
press the power button and it should enter the bootloader screen where you can select recovery using the volume up and down keys
chenchen399 said:
press the power button and it should enter the bootloader screen where you can select recovery using the volume up and down keys
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I tried that dude.
Nothing.
DankPlank said:
I tried that dude.
Nothing.
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try: fastboot erase cache
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DankPlank said:
So I installed a ROM not for my Sprint HTC one M7....
Now it just says this. I do not know what to do. Also I tried to ADB push but it says "Device not found"
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as a last resort, you can follow this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2250904
everything will be wiped though.
chenchen399 said:
try: fastboot erase cache
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That worked but still cannot get into my recovery or ADB push. It says Device not found. .-.
DankPlank said:
That worked but still cannot get into my recovery or ADB push. It says Device not found. .-.
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you may have to restore using RUU
DankPlank said:
So I installed a ROM not for my Sprint HTC one M7....
Now it just says this. I do not know what to do. Also I tried to ADB push but it says "Device not found"
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i think you cannot use adb command on fastboot
adb can be used on recovery or on system rom only while on usb debugging
have your flashed a recovery? (fastboot flash recovery (recovery file name.img)
[email protected] said:
i think you cannot use adb command on fastboot
adb can be used on recovery or on system rom only while on usb debugging
have your flashed a recovery? (fastboot flash recovery (recovery file name.img)
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Exactly.
In fastboot the fastboot commands work, but not the adb ones.
Yea it sounds like your Recovery got wiped at some point. Grab a Custom Recovery .img (TWRP or CWM) and boot to fastboot (shown in your screenshot). Open a command prompt in your adb/fastboot directory, with the recovery image in the same directory, and enter the following:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery 'nameofrecovery'.img
Then reboot bootloader and try accessing recovery again.
homeslice976 said:
Yea it sounds like your Recovery got wiped at some point. Grab a Custom Recovery .img (TWRP or CWM) and boot to fastboot (shown in your screenshot). Open a command prompt in your adb/fastboot directory, with the recovery image in the same directory, and enter the following:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery 'nameofrecovery'.img
Then reboot bootloader and try accessing recovery again.
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It says Unknown Error
DankPlank said:
It says Unknown Error
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Just restore using RUU...make sure your phone is in fastboot usb mode.
chenchen399 said:
Just restore using RUU...make sure your phone is in fastboot usb mode.
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This is almost always the only fix for a Sprint phone that was flashed with a GSM rom.
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Try HTC One Toolkit
Hello,
you can try the HTC One Toolkit to install and enter to an new Recovery.
I think TWRP 2.6.3 is for the HTC One the easyer Recovery.
CoryTallman said:
This is almost always the only fix for a Sprint phone that was flashed with a GSM rom.
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When I try to flash a RUU using the tool kit. It always says failed. Not verified.
Hello,
I recently flashed the latest TWRP beta for the OxygenOS 4.0.1 on my phone which has an unlocked bootloader. I managed to boot into recovery immediately after flashing the .img through my PC, so that's how I was able to install my SuperSU.
However, since I booted into the OS, anytime I'm trying to enter the TRWP recovery again, I'm stuck in the stock recovery which doesn't let me install anything. So the only way for me to boot into TWRP recovery is using my PC. Can anybody help me to fix that?
Thanks!
What command are you using to install TWRP to your bootpartition?
I think the correct one is something like:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery (file name).img
kwoad said:
What command are you using to install TWRP to your bootpartition?
I think the correct one is something like:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery (file name).img
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Thanks for your reply! Exactly. And after installing it, I used the command 'fastboot boot TWRP.img", and that brought me into TWRP recovery. But I could only get there this way and still had the stock recovery.
Yuniboy said:
Thanks for your reply! Exactly. And after installing it, I used the command 'fastboot boot TWRP.img", and that brought me into TWRP recovery. But I could only get there this way and still had the stock recovery.
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did you unlock bootloader first
Yuniboy said:
Thanks for your reply! Exactly. And after installing it, I used the command 'fastboot boot TWRP.img", and that brought me into TWRP recovery. But I could only get there this way and still had the stock recovery.
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From what I understand, the command 'fastboot boot twrp.img' will boot the specified recovery once, but won't flash it to the device. So it has nothing to do with the recovery that is actually on your device. Perhaps something went wrong when you actually flashed twrp and it wasn't written at all.
xabat said:
did you unlock bootloader first
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Thanks for both your replies. Yes, I did. An indicator is also that every time I boot up my system it even warns me that the bootloader is unlocked.
freepenguin84 said:
From what I understand, the command 'fastboot boot twrp.img' will boot the specified recovery once, but won't flash it to the device. So it has nothing to do with the recovery that is actually on your device. Perhaps something went wrong when you actually flashed twrp and it wasn't written at all.
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Well, I flashed the twrp by booting into fastboot mode and then typing 'fastboot flash recovery twrp.img'. I don't know what's wrong there, so maybe you could help me out?
Yuniboy said:
Well, I flashed the twrp by booting into fastboot mode and then typing 'fastboot flash recovery twrp.img'. I don't know what's wrong there, so maybe you could help me out?
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Unfortunately then I don't know how to help Because that's exactly what I did and I got TWRP running without any problem. If you flash via 'fastboot flash recovery' command will it be on the device after you reboot for the first time?
i remember, once i couldn't boot into recovery either when i used fastboot command. Then I flash recovery using tool below and it worked for me.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3t/development/toolkit-oneplus-3t-toolkit-unlock-t3507729
freepenguin84 said:
Unfortunately then I don't know how to help Because that's exactly what I did and I got TWRP running without any problem. If you flash via 'fastboot flash recovery' command will it be on the device after you reboot for the first time?
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Apparently, you were right. I just wiped my device (accidentaly ) and flashed TWRP again, basically did the same steps as before, but now it works. Seems like somehow the installation of TWRP just failed on the first try. Thanks for your help!
xabat said:
i remember, once i couldn't boot into recovery either when i used fastboot command. Then I flash recovery using tool below and it worked for me.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3t/development/toolkit-oneplus-3t-toolkit-unlock-t3507729
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Fortunately, it wasn't that bad. So the installation of TWRP failed somehow and I just reinstalled it. Thanks for your help!
kwoad said:
What command are you using to install TWRP to your bootpartition?
I think the correct one is something like:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery (file name).img
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And For Samsung devices, any method via using ODIN
(Samsung E7/E700H)
freepenguin84 said:
Unfortunately then I don't know how to help Because that's exactly what I did and I got TWRP running without any problem. If you flash via 'fastboot flash recovery' command will it be on the device after you reboot for the first time?
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Apparently "yes". Source this xda article- https://www.xda-developers.com/how-to-install-twrp/
I had unlocked bootoader for more than 1 year and didn't have any problem with it. But now for some reason I can't flash anything.
When I try to flash using TWRP i get ERROR 1. From recovery log:
Code:
Updater process ended with ERROR: 1
I:Legacy property environment disabled.
and when i try adb (not only flash but other commands like fastboot oem device-info aswell)
Code:
FAILED <Remote: command not allowed>
Any idea how to fix this?
woooz said:
I had unlocked bootoader for more than 1 year and didn't have any problem with it. But now for some reason I can't flash anything.
When I try to flash using TWRP i get ERROR 1. From recovery log:
Code:
Updater process ended with ERROR: 1
I:Legacy property environment disabled.
and when i try adb (not only flash but other commands like fastboot oem device-info aswell)
Code:
FAILED <Remote: command not allowed>
Any idea how to fix this?
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Try to unlock again!
Bootloader say locked in green or unlocked in red?
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persona78 said:
Try to unlock again!
Bootloader say locked in green or unlocked in red?
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Unlocked red.
woooz said:
Unlocked red.
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try to unlock again, and check what it say will you try to unlock.
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Note: The only file system that works with fastboot is the file system that you extract from update.app, only!
But doesn´t work if you flash with twrp, for twrp is the file system that you pull from the phone.
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persona78 said:
try to unlock again, and check what it say will you try to unlock.
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FAILED (remote: already fastboot unlocked)
persona78 said:
Note: The only file system that works with fastboot is the file system that you extract from update.app, only!
But doesn´t work if you flash with twrp, for twrp is the file system that you pull from the phone.
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I know. Tried to flash stock boot img with fastboot and zip with magisk in twrp.
EDIT: I was able to flash boot.img after this, I guess it worked. Thanks!
I have the same problem again... But now unlocking bootloader again doesn't help.
Also reflashed twrp.
Anyone?
woooz said:
Anyone?
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If you only want to flash boot.img you can do that in TWRP.
keikari said:
If you only want to flash boot.img you can do that in TWRP.
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Not only and I can't.
When I try flash anything in twrp i get this error:
Code:
Updater process ended with ERROR: 1
I:Legacy property environment disabled.
woooz said:
Not only and I can't.
When I try flash anything in twrp i get this error:
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You still didn't fixed since then?
D1stRU3T0R said:
You still didn't fixed since then?
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When I created this topic all I had to do to fix this problem was unlocking bootloader again.
But few days ago this problem occured again and unlocking bootloader doesn't help.
It's a bug. REINSTALL default firmware it 3 buttons, let it turn on. Unlock boot again and flash twrp. If that does not work either your phone is damaged or you did something wrong in the middle.