Hi
I just tried flashing ARHD 20.2 coming from rooted stock 4.1.2 via CWM touch. The rom won't install, halfway through the phone just re-starts. Also whenever I try a factory wipe or data re-format from cwm my phone re-starts immediately. So I have recovery but I can't flash a new ROM.
Have I corrupted my data partition somehow? Is there a way around this? Maybe via a new recovery or kernel? My searches on xda haven't come up with much. Any ideas? Thanks.
showingcatches said:
Hi
I just tried flashing ARHD 20.2 coming from rooted stock 4.1.2 via CWM touch. The rom won't install, halfway through the phone just re-starts. Also whenever I try a factory wipe or data re-format from cwm my phone re-starts immediately. So I have recovery but I can't flash a new ROM.
Have I corrupted my data partition somehow? Is there a way around this? Maybe via a new recovery or kernel? My searches on xda haven't come up with much. Any ideas? Thanks.
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follow this guide step by step, maybe you forgott something http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2265618
herwegan said:
follow this guide step by step, maybe you forgott something http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2265618
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HI, thanks for the advice although I don't understand what you want me to do. I guessed you might have meant try going back to stock which I just tried but that didn't work. I do not seem to be able to flash any ROM.
I can enter in and out of CWM recovery but that is it. My phone is formatted and wiped (excepting my suspect data partition???). So I am doing all flashing etc by adb and fastboot.
I tried a TRWP flash over the top of CWM but it only briefly flashes the twrp logo and then restarts the phone, so I have gone back to CWM which at least works.
In my CWM log I see this
I: Can't partition non-vfat: datamedia
I: Can't format unknown volume: /emmc
Any attempt to format data still just restarts the phone.
showingcatches said:
HI, thanks for the advice although I don't understand what you want me to do. I guessed you might have meant try going back to stock which I just tried but that didn't work. I do not seem to be able to flash any ROM.
I can enter in and out of CWM recovery but that is it. My phone is formatted and wiped (excepting my suspect data partition???). So I am doing all flashing etc by adb and fastboot.
I tried a TRWP flash over the top of CWM but it only briefly flashes the twrp logo and then restarts the phone, so I have gone back to CWM which at least works.
In my CWM log I see this
I: Can't partition non-vfat: datamedia
I: Can't format unknown volume: /emmc
Any attempt to format data still just restarts the phone.
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edit: format every partition on your device first through cwm, then
try to adb sideload a rom: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2318497
herwegan said:
edit: format every partition on your device first through cwm, then
try to adb sideload a rom: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2318497
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This is what I am already attempting but unable to do.
showingcatches said:
This is what I am already attempting but unable to do.
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to add more info to my situation: if I choose the wipe data option in the install of ARHD 20.2 the phone immediately restarts on the commencement of the installation.
If I don't choose the wipe data option the installation seems to fail when it has finished unpacking.
herwegan said:
edit: format every partition on your device first through cwm, then
try to adb sideload a rom: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2318497[/QUOT
I have formatted every partition I can in CWM. Recovery immediately crashes if I try to format my /data partition or the /sd card partition.
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herwegan said:
edit: format every partition on your device first through cwm, then
try to adb sideload a rom: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2318497[/QUOT
I have formatted every partition I can in CWM. Recovery immediately crashes if I try to format my /data partition or the /sd card partition.
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try to reflash the newest version of cwm/twrp via fastboot and see if it helps..
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showingcatches said:
try to reflash the newest version of cwm/twrp via fastboot and see if it helps..
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I am on latest CWM touch for HTC one- 6.0.3.6. And as I said before I can't fastboot TWRP it doesn't seem to be working.
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herwegan said:
I am on latest CWM touch for HTC one- 6.0.3.6. And as I said before I can't fastboot TWRP it doesn't seem to be working.
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flash it again. maybe there's a bad flash of cwm..
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Does anyone know a way of getting the status/health of disk partitions by adb or some such method. Thanks in advance
Data is permanently mounted in CWM too.
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showingcatches said:
flash it again. maybe there's a bad flash of cwm..
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Nope doesn't work
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herwegan said:
Nope doesn't work
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Solved!
I just kept trying to install ARHD 20.2 in the end itflashed succesfully when I unchecked all programs and options before flashing. I don't understand but I have a phone again.
Thanks for your help Herwegan!!
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showingcatches said:
Solved!
I just kept trying to install ARHD 20.2 in the end itflashed succesfully when I unchecked all programs and options before flashing. I don't understand but I have a phone again.
Thanks for your help Herwegan!!
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you're welcome, nice to hear it works again
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i have recently rooted my HTC one, i was initially able to flash a bunch of different files after rooting. today i tried to find a zip file i downloaded with the intention of flashing it, however i couldn't find it anywhere when using twrp, while using twrp it says i have 0mb of internal storage. i tried factory reset and i get an error message saying that internal storage couldnt be mounted. what has happened to my phone!?
let me know what other information you need in order to figure out whats going on.
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i have recently rooted my HTC one, i was initially able to flash a bunch of different files after rooting. today i tried to find a zip file i downloaded with the intention of flashing it, however i couldn't find it anywhere when using twrp, while using twrp it says i have 0mb of internal storage. i tried factory reset and i get an error message saying that internal storage couldnt be mounted. what has happened to my phone!?
let me know what other information you need in order to figure out whats going on.
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lastest version of TWRP?
unfortunateTChiton
Toxicoblivion said:
lastest version of TWRP?
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I had an older version but used my computer to flash 2.6.0.0, which didnt do anything. i then flashed CWM 6.0.3.3 (touch) using my computer merely out of frustration last night. Here is the process I used for flashing both imgs in case you were curious: shift + right click in the folder with CWM img, fastboot flash recovery "name_of_the_recovery.img," fastboot erase cache.
Once again, this didnt do a thing, I just keep getting the same error when i touch "choose zip from sdcard" ---> E: Can't mount /sdcard/
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I had an older version but used my computer to flash 2.6.0.0, which didnt do anything. i then flashed CWM 6.0.3.3 (touch) using my computer merely out of frustration last night. Here is the process I used in for flashing both imgs in case you were curious: shift + right click in the folder with CWM img, fastboot flash recovery "name_of_the_recovery.img," fastboot erase cache.
Once again, this didnt do a thing, I just keep getting the same error when i touch "choose zip from sdcard" ---> E: Can't mount /sdcard/
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What are you trying to flash? Do you have a working ROM you can boot into or does it crash on boot up ?
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redbull123 said:
What are you trying to flash? Do you have a working ROM you can boot into or does it crash on boot up ?
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i have a functional ROM (Android Revolution HD 11.0 - Android 4.2.2)
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What are you trying to flash? Do you have a working ROM you can boot into or does it crash on boot up ?
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also, i was trying to flash a simple emoji keyboard but i obviously wasnt able to do it.
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What are you trying to flash? Do you have a working ROM you can boot into or does it crash on boot up ?
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Would the encryption i have on my phone be causing this problem? Any help would be much appreciated.
revle said:
Would the encryption i have on my phone be causing this problem? Any help would be much appreciated.
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Yes that's the reason: your sdcard is encrypted.
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Yes that's the reason: your sdcard is encrypted.
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+1 matt, thank you for responding. my problem now is that i dont know how to decrypt my data. ive tried performing a factory reset, and i also powered down, powered up, the "decrypt" option was available, so i tried that. im in CWM and still cant flash anything: E: can't mount /sdcard/
Hey,
After updating my HTC one with OTA for latest Hboot I flashed Viperone 2.0. now i try to install a custom kernel ( tried different ones) but i cant get it to install.
Recovery starts aroma, I'm able to check/uncheck all the options, but when it starts to install, my recovery just reboots. I tried TWRP, and CWM touch and non touch. I always wipe cache with fastboot erase cache. Did this like 100 times. Also wiped cache partition and dalvik in recovery. Downloaded the kernels multiple times on phone, and I transferred them from PC. I had the same issue with the xposed patch for xprivacy, but not when I installed the rom. I never had this issue before upgrading my Hboot.
Do I miss something? Anyone familiar with this? Any help appreciated
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Hey,
After updating my HTC one with OTA for latest Hboot I flashed Viperone 2.0. now i try to install a custom kernel ( tried different ones) but i cant get it to install.
Recovery starts aroma, I'm able to check/uncheck all the options, but when it starts to install, my recovery just reboots. I tried TWRP, and CWM touch and non touch. I always wipe cache with fastboot erase cache. Did this like 100 times. Also wiped cache partition and dalvik in recovery. Downloaded the kernels multiple times on phone, and I transferred them from PC. I had the same issue with the xposed patch for xprivacy, but not when I installed the rom. I never had this issue before upgrading my Hboot.
Do I miss something? Anyone familiar with this? Any help appreciated
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I had a similar problem with a broken .zip-file. If it goes to Aroma installer it is very unlikely to be the problem but try to redownload the file. What versions of TWRP and CWM are you using?
What Hboot version did you flash? Why didn't you flash the complete 2.24 firmware package?
Tried fastboot erase cache already?
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I had a similar problem with a broken .zip-file. If it goes to Aroma installer it is very unlikely to be the problem but try to redownload the file. What versions of TWRP and CWM are you using?
What Hboot version did you flash? Why didn't you flash the complete 2.24 firmware package?
Tried fastboot erase cache already?
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I've downloaded the zips multiple times, on my phone and I also transfered them from my PC. So its unlikely that the zip is broken. I restored a stock nandroid/stock recovery to recieve the OTA 4.2.2, and my Hboot is now 1.54. After that I reflashed recovery and installed viperone.
I used CWM 6.0.3.5 and TWRP 2.6.0.1. Also did fastboot erase cache multiple times.
I'm gonna search for CWM 6.0.3.2, and give that a try.
When i try to flash the kernel through Venom Hub, recovery give the error:
E: Invalid command argument
Finding update package...
E: unknown volume for path [INTERNALSDCARD: 0/venom/kernel/ElementalX-m7-3.4.zip
E: Can't mount INTERNALSDCARD: 0/venom/kernel/ElementalX-m7-3.4.zip
Instalation aborted
When i go to mounts and storage in CWM, there is no option to mount/unmount sdcard. Shouldnt there be a option for this?
Try downloading the kernel directly from flar's thread and leave it in your Downloads folder and then try flashing it from there in recovery
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Try downloading the kernel directly from flar's thread and leave it in your Downloads folder and then try flashing it from there in recovery
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That still wont work... I don't know what but something is broken
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When i try to flash the kernel through Venom Hub, recovery give the error:
E: Invalid command argument
Finding update package...
E: unknown volume for path [INTERNALSDCARD: 0/venom/kernel/ElementalX-m7-3.4.zip
E: Can't mount INTERNALSDCARD: 0/venom/kernel/ElementalX-m7-3.4.zip
Instalation aborted
When i go to mounts and storage in CWM, there is no option to mount/unmount sdcard. Shouldnt there be a option for this?
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could be a problem with your internal memory. try to do a backup of your sdcard and format it via recovery if there is an option to do this
Same issue!!
baedaa said:
could be a problem with your internal memory. try to do a backup of your sdcard and format it via recovery if there is an option to do this
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I did a format, re-downloaded the file, and still the same I'm running out of options here lol
I format/wiped everything in recovery, sdcard, factory reset etc. Pushed a rom with adb, and installed. But when i try to install a kernel I've got the same problem....
Ok I checked with a friend in recovery, an he has the option to mount sdcard... I don't have this option in recovery. Something wrong with my sdcard?
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Ok I checked with a friend in recovery, an he has the option to mount sdcard... I don't have this option in recovery. Something wrong with my sdcard?
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Sdcard is actually the same as your internal memory. If something would be wrong with it it would not even boot up. If I got that right you even select the files you want to flash from your SD.
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baedaa said:
Sdcard is actually the same as your internal memory. If something would be wrong with it it would not even boot up. If I got that right you even select the files you want to flash from your SD.
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Okay, so i guess that has nothing to do with the problem i cant flash kernels...
I'm having exactly the same problem after flashing ViperOne 2.0.0. I tried redownloading the zip file several times, other kernels and changing recovery but nothing has helped. I was able to flash a custom kernel fine on ViperOne 1.2.1. I wonder if the ROM has something to do with it...
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I'm having exactly the same problem after flashing ViperOne 2.0.0. I tried redownloading the zip file several times, other kernels and changing recovery but nothing has helped. I was able to flash a custom kernel fine on ViperOne 1.2.1. I wonder if the ROM has something to do with it...
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Hmm I'm on viperone 2.0 too, Rom does nothing to recovery right ?
I think I just fix it by going very slowly through aroma on when installing the kernel. Like 5 seconds wait on every step , and now it installs fine....
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Hi everyone,
I've intslled the Android Revolution HD 40.3 on my HTC One.
The process went well. But when it finished the phone keep rebooting, entering recovery mode and exiting and re-rebooting again and again and again ...
I do not have any idea about what to do !!
Help please !!!
Medarioth said:
Hi everyone,
I've intslled the Android Revolution HD 40.3 on my HTC One.
The process went well. But when it finished the phone keep rebooting, entering recovery mode and exiting and re-rebooting again and again and again ...
I do not have any idea about what to do !!
Help please !!!
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This happened to me a lot on my old Desire HD. Have you tried re-flashing the rom or trying a different one? Also did you clean flash?
JasSingh93 said:
This happened to me a lot on my old Desire HD. Have you tried re-flashing the rom or trying a different one? Also did you clean flash?
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I can't access the recovery mode to re-flash the rom or try another one.
What exactly do you mean by "clean flash" ? I'm quite a nweebie with HTC and english is not my usual language ^^
Medarioth said:
I can't access the recovery mode to re-flash the rom or try another one.
What exactly do you mean by "clean flash" ? I'm quite a nweebie with HTC and english is not my usual language ^^
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Ah okay. I would then flash a custom recovery. You can access the bootloader correct? What method did you use to install the rom? Clean flash or wipe is when you erase all the phone's system files, leaving a blank slate for a new rom to be installed on, and should be done before installing a brand new rom to avoid any issues.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2568662
This is the link to the recovery image I used, it's the latest clockwordmod touch recovery. Very easy to flash as long as you have fast boot setup correctly. Once you have a working recovery you should be able to try a re-flash.
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Ah okay. I would then flash a custom recovery. You can access the bootloader correct? What method did you use to install the rom? Clean flash or wipe is when you erase all the phone's system files, leaving a blank slate for a new rom to be installed on, and should be done before installing a brand new rom to avoid any issues.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2568662
This is the link to the recovery image I used, it's the latest clockwordmod touch recovery. Very easy to flash as long as you have fast boot setup correctly. Once you have a working recovery you should be able to try a re-flash.
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Well I entered Recovery mode through Rom Manager[/URL]clokworkmod () then used "install zip from sdcard".
I chose to keep my old data and don't make a factory reset.
The link you gave redirect me for a post of yours.
Medarioth said:
Well I entered Recovery mode through Rom Manager[/URL]clokworkmod () then used "install zip from sdcard".
I chose to keep my old data and don't make a factory reset.
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Was the recovery still stock or was a custom one flashed? Which process did you follow to root the phone? Since you can't access the recovery at the moment is suggesting it is stock. A failed rom install shouldn't corrupt recovery
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Was the recovery still stock or was a custom one flashed? Which process did you follow to root the phone? Since you can't access the recovery at the moment is suggesting it is stock. A failed rom install shouldn't corrupt recovery
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I remember I've unlocked the bootloader.
I used the method described on this french website : phonandroid.com/tutoriel-comment-rooter-son-htc-one.html
On the bootloader now, i can do a factory reset. Can it be a solution ? will it or not delete the root ?
Medarioth said:
I remember I've unlocked the bootloader.
I used the method described on this french website : phonandroid.com/tutoriel-comment-rooter-son-htc-one.html
On the bootloader now, i can do a factory reset. Can it be a solution ? will it or not delete the root ?
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I'm not sure, since you have tried to flash another rom, a factory reset might not solve the issue. Trying shouldn't brick the phone but I can't say for sure, sorry!
The method looks similar to the one I used. Could you try following from step 6? but using a different recovery.img. I used the clockwokmod touch from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2173863
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I'm not sure, since you have tried to flash another rom, a factory reset might not solve the issue. Trying shouldn't brick the phone but I can't say for sure, sorry!
The method looks similar to the one I used. Could you try following from step 6? but using a different recovery.img. I used the clockwokmod touch from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2173863
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yehaaaa! I can now access the ClockworkMod Recovery
Should I try to re-install the rom ? a simple reboot ? ^^
Medarioth said:
yehaaaa! I can now access the ClockworkMod Recovery
Should I try to re-install the rom ? a simple reboot ? ^^
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Nice! Glad you have working recovery. Yes I would reinstall the rom now, and I would recommend that you wipe the system files, (except SD Card partition of course) to reduce the chance of boot loops etc
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Nice! Glad you have working recovery. Yes I would reinstall the rom now, and I would recommend that you wipe the system files, (except SD Card partition of course) to reduce the chance of boot loops etc
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ok will try and keep you updated
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ok will try and keep you updated
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Ok, you shouldn't have any problems anymore :fingers-crossed:
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ok will try and keep you updated
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doesn't work :/ after finishing the installation the phone reboot but it's stuck on the boot logo
Medarioth said:
doesn't work :/ after finishing the installation the phone reboot but it's stuck on the boot logo
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Could you send me a link to the rom you flashed? Try downloading a different rom. As you can't boot a ROM your only option may be to use ADB to push a new ROM onto your phone's storage.
See this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2317989
EDIT: Sorry, that link is for the other recovery. Use this one instead http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1667929
My bad
JasSingh93 said:
Could you send me a link to the rom you flashed? Try downloading a different rom. As you can't boot a ROM your only option may be to use ADB to push a new ROM onto your phone's storage.
See this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2317989
EDIT: Sorry, that link is for the other recovery. Use this one instead http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1667929
My bad
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I used the rom on this link : androidrevolution.nl/downloader/download.php?file=Android_Revolution_HD-One_40.3.zip
Medarioth said:
I used the rom on this link : androidrevolution.nl/downloader/download.php?file=Android_Revolution_HD-One_40.3.zip
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It may have been a bad download. There isn't really any reason for it to not work, although it does say on the page it "You need TRWP 2.6.3.3 custom recovery!"
Not to worry, you can flash it in no-time. Ok so just as before, just flash a new recovery (again) and use the latest image from here: http://techerrata.com/browse/twrp2/m7/
This should allow you to install the rom as the developers intend. It is strange though, i've never encountered a rom where a specific recovery was needed.
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It may have been a bad download. There isn't really any reason for it to not work, although it does say on the page it "You need TRWP 2.6.3.3 custom recovery!"
Not to worry, you can flash it in no-time. Ok so just as before, just flash a new recovery (again) and use the latest image from here: http://techerrata.com/browse/twrp2/m7/
This should allow you to install the rom as the developers intend. It is strange though, i've never encountered a rom where a specific recovery was needed.
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done. waiting in progress ....... :fingers-crossed:
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done. waiting in progress ....... :fingers-crossed:
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It should definitely work this time! I've actually just flashed TWRP recovery, and I can already say I prefer it over ClockWorkMod!
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done. waiting in progress ....... :fingers-crossed:
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Hallelujah after 5 min for rebooting
Just have to reconfigur and reinstal all the apps
thx for your help bro :good:
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Hallelujah after 5 min for rebooting
Just have to reconfigur and reinstal all the apps
thx for your help bro :good:
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Yayyy!!! Nice one! Good teamwork we got there in the end! Happy to help
Have fun!!
I always get a unsuccessful message when flashing rom through twrp. After that, I wanna restore my stock 4.1 I backup earlier, but it went into boot loop after I restore, I had Odin back to stock for twice, reroot and things remain the same, any help?
Thanks in advance!
If i remember right in TWRP must mount your system before flash.
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R_a_z_v_a_n said:
If i remember right in TWRP must mount your system before flash.
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I'm a newbie, can you kindly link me to a related article about that? Thanks btw
quanlim said:
I'm a newbie, can you kindly link me to a related article about that? Thanks btw
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What error message receive in TWRP after you try to flash?
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What error message receive in TWRP after you try to flash?
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I'm not able to boot after that, I Odin back to stock, it showed failed after trying to flash
quanlim said:
I'm not able to boot after that, I Odin back to stock, it showed failed after trying to flash
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From what ROM you are trying to restore?
quanlim said:
... it showed failed after trying to flash
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And the cause which led to the installation failure?
Try to use CWM recovery from CoCore Kernel and see if you can flash custom ROM's.
But make a backup in CWM of your stock ROM, because that one from TWRP don't work in CWM.
I have never had any bugs/errors with CWM, NEVET. So try to follow Razvan's comment
elementbt said:
I have never had any bugs/errors with CWM, NEVET. So try to follow Razvan's comment
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I will try first, will report back =D
elementbt said:
I have never had any bugs/errors with CWM, NEVET. So try to follow Razvan's comment
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Using CWM, getting a 'bad zip' message, when I try to restore, it says 'md5 mismatch'
quanlim said:
Using CWM, getting a 'bad zip' message, when I try to restore, it says 'md5 mismatch'
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I can't really help. Try to search on forum for this error, I have read something about it time ago but can't remember where, sorry.
quanlim said:
Using CWM, getting a 'bad zip' message, when I try to restore, it says 'md5 mismatch'
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Redownload the ROM. Zip is corrupted, or you renamed the folder zip and name contain spaces.
Try first with redownload. I'm almost sure for corrupted zip.
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Redownload the ROM. Zip is corrupted, or you renamed the folder zip and name contain spaces.
Try first with redownload. I'm almost sure for corrupted zip.
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Ok, and how about the unable to restore what i backed up? btw, just to double confirm, do I flash CWM by downloading Cocore, extract it, and flash the tar.md5 with universal kernel flasher?
quanlim said:
Ok, and how about the unable to restore what i backed up? btw, just to double confirm, do I flash CWM by downloading Cocore, extract it, and flash the tar.md5 with universal kernel flasher?
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Make sure what version you flash. If your phone is I9070P you must download EP version, and for I9070 must flash E version.
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Make sure what version you flash. If your phone is I9070P you must download EP version, and for I9070 must flash E version.
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Re-rooted, install recovery, just not able to flash roms, still get the 'bad' message, redownloaded the rom, and tried other roms too
quanlim said:
Re-rooted, install recovery, just not able to flash roms, still get the 'bad' message, redownloaded the rom, and tried other roms too
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Bro, what kind of phone do you have?
What recovery are you trying to install?
What ROM ?
Tell more details if you want help.
R_a_z_v_a_n said:
Bro, what kind of phone do you have?
What recovery are you trying to install?
What ROM ?
Tell more details if you want help.
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GT-i9070, rooted with the root.zip (from recovery), flash shaan temporary cwm, from there flashed cocore kernel (CWM), and I'm stuck here, unable to flash roms, unable to restore stock rom backups
quanlim said:
GT-i9070, rooted with the root.zip (from recovery), flash shaan temporary cwm, from there flashed cocore kernel (CWM), and I'm stuck here, unable to flash roms, unable to restore stock rom backups
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Put screenshot of your system
R_a_z_v_a_n said:
Put screenshot of your system
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here you go
quanlim said:
here you go
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Hmm, now you have custom recovery.
Enter in recovery, and if choose backup to sdcard1., and wit until finish that operation and receive message "backup complete".
Then, if you already have downloaded ROM and GApps, make wipe cache and dalvik and do a wipe of data/factory reset (be sure you have already backed up your apps with some backup app like Titanium Backup or other), go to install zip, choose zip from external card and proceed to flash, first ROM after that GApps.
How to back from Cyanogenmod to MIUI official global ROM?
Any help?
Factory wipe and flash recovery image of MIUI in TWRP.
I'm surprised this is asked considering you have more posts and have been here longer than me.
Expliciate said:
Factory wipe and flash recovery image of MIUI in TWRP.
I'm surprised this is asked considering you have more posts and have been here longer than me.
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Could you explain exaclty what to do, because if I do wipes (cache data dalvik system) and then install miui, it doesn't work and I have no SO installed message.
giardux91 said:
Could you explain exaclty what to do, because if I do wipes (cache data dalvik system) and then install miui, it doesn't work and I have no SO installed message.
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What exactly are you using when "install miui" ?
brambizimski said:
What exactly are you using when "install miui" ?
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Flash the zip of miui rom (eu rom in my case) via twrp
giardux91 said:
Flash the zip of miui rom (eu rom in my case) via twrp
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Which zip? And did you use encryption with CM ?
brambizimski said:
Which zip? And did you use encryption with CM ?
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I install the xiaomi eu rom, like cm rom. Wiping and flashing
giardux91 said:
I install the xiaomi eu rom, like cm rom. Wiping and flashing
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If you have encryption enabled, you have to wipe EVERYTHING, including internal storage.
brambizimski said:
If you have encryption enabled, you have to wipe EVERYTHING, including internal storage, i recommend twrp.
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But if I wipe internal storage, I'll lose the rom..how to do?
giardux91 said:
But if I wipe internal storage, I'll lose the rom..how to do?
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Sorry didn't read the part where you said you got a "No OS installed" message, so you were already able to completely remove cm.
It sounds more like you're using the wrong zip or something, maybe try redownloading the zip ?
brambizimski said:
Sorry didn't read the part where you said you got a "No OS installed" message, so you were already able to completely remove cm.
It sounds more like you're using the wrong zip or something, maybe try redownloading the zip ?
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Tried with different versions of miui but no luck
Trying unmounting the /system partition before you flash it. Solved it for me anyway.
brambizimski said:
Sorry didn't read the part where you said you got a "No OS installed" message, so you were already able to completely remove cm.
It sounds more like you're using the wrong zip or something, maybe try redownloading the zip ?
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That's what happens when you wipe system. The issue seems to be that he does not know how to get the ROM zip into internal storage after messing with TWRP wipe.
giardux91 said:
Tried with different versions of miui but no luck
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You might as well just manually wipe data, system and cache in the advanced menu.
Reboot back into TWRP and drag the file into your internal storage to flash. Or you can just adb sideload the rom.
If you're trying to put your ROM in via booting up android, it's not going to work because you've already wiped the system, hence no OS.
Expliciate said:
That's what happens when you wipe system. The issue seems to be that he does not know how to get the ROM zip into internal storage after messing with TWRP wipe.
You might as well just manually wipe data, system and cache in the advanced menu.
Reboot back into TWRP and drag the file into your internal storage to flash. Or you can just adb sideload the rom.
If you're trying to put your ROM in via booting up android, it's not going to work because you've already wiped the system, hence no OS.
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So, how can I put the rom via USB in twrp?
giardux91 said:
So, how can I put the rom via USB in twrp?
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It should mount usb by default, at least for me.
If not, go to mount -> mount USB storage to manually mount it.
Expliciate said:
That's what happens when you wipe system. The issue seems to be that he does not know how to get the ROM zip into internal storage after messing with TWRP wipe.
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I used to have a problem with encryption on a MIUI rom, and no matter what I did, flashing only system or anything other than a full wipe including internal storage didn't do anything. Thought he had the same problem
brambizimski said:
I used to have a problem with encryption on a MIUI rom, and no matter what I did, flashing only system or anything other than a full wipe including internal storage didn't do anything. Thought he had the same problem
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He does have the same problem. However his dilemma now after doing a full wipe is that he does not know how to put stuff in his internal storage without booting into system.