Hello everyone. I want to install CyanogenMod to my Sony Xperia SP 12.1.A.1.205.
I already unlocked the bootloader, I already rooted it, and even my PC (using Linux) detects it, but I just can't get fastboot to recognize the device. If I type in the command line
Code:
adb devices
CB51240CAW device
But if I try to do fastboot flash boot boot.img to install CyanogenMod I always get "Waiting for device". If I type fastboot devices I get no response (of course I restart my phone holding volume up to fastboot).
Is it even possible that my PC recognize my device using adb but not using fastboot?
Thank you in advance.
Nevermind, I did it in Windows 8.1 following this:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588979
bbabel said:
Nevermind, I did it in Windows 8.1 following this:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588979
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U can install the fastboot drivers on windows 8 or 8.1 by signing off of the drivers in advance reboot of the PC.:good:
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I'm trying to unlock the bootloader so I can install a custom firmware. I installed the adb and fastboot tools and have to reboot the phone in fastboot mode. I tried holding down volume and plugged the USB cable in as well the 'adb reboot bootloader' command , the LED get blue and in the windows device manager I see something like an unknown device called S1Boot Fastboot for a few seconds and then it disappears. If I try to verify the fastboot mode with 'fastboot devices' and don't get any device, so something is wrong. I know if have to use fastboot drivers and I think the problem should be there. First there are some google fastboot drivers,'I installed then but no succes. Then there is some sony fastboot driver, you need the overwrite some .inf file over the google fastboot drivers but then I get an error some checksum is not correct. And at last there are some universal fastboot drivers on github, I tried to install those but windows say they are not correct.
After this I tried to use the flashtool and unlock the bootloader with the falshtool tool. Here I get the same problem of needing a driver. I installed all drivers that come with the flashtool, but the problem persists. I also try to manually install the drivers from the flashtool drivers(copied them during installation) and here it again says the the driver could not be installed due to some hash not correct in the catalog or something.
What can I do?
I have Windows 10 fall creators update and run everything with administrator privileges.
Hi, I want to install TWRP and then flash LineageOS on my G8441.
I unlooked the bootloader and adb devices is working, but adb boot recovery doesnt work.
fastboot devices also shows no devices. I installed the sony tools and also the drivers from Flashtool-drivers.exe
Whats wrong?
Greets
sheedy1900 said:
Hi, I want to install TWRP and then flash LineageOS on my G8441.
I unlooked the bootloader and adb devices is working, but adb boot recovery doesnt work.
fastboot devices also shows no devices. I installed the sony tools and also the drivers from Flashtool-drivers.exe
Whats wrong?
Greets
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Try to find a solution in this thread
https://forum.xda-developers.com/xperia-xz1-compact/help/connect-fastboot-driver-issue-t3881051
OK I got it working with installing the driver, win10 bootet with disabled Driver Signature enforcement
thanks
Hi guyz i wanted to root my phone for enabling camera2api. İ did it on Android 9 and worked perfectly. But i disabled it for updating to Android 10. Now im trying to boot patched boot for installing magisk. Everything is okay untill i type adb reboot bootloader for entering fastboot mode and boot img file. When it enters to fastboot mode i type fastboot devices for checking phone but nothing happening and when i type fastboot boot patched_boot.img it says waiting for device and nothing happening. Also when it restarts, usb debugging automatically turning off. İm turning it on checking phone with abd everything is okay but when it restarts from fastboot usb debugging turns off. Any help? İdk if its bug or im doing something wrong
Maharram said:
Hi guyz i wanted to root my phone for enabling camera2api. İ did it on Android 9 and worked perfectly. But i disabled it for updating to Android 10. Now im trying to boot patched boot for installing magisk. Everything is okay untill i type adb reboot bootloader for entering fastboot mode and boot img file. When it enters to fastboot mode i type fastboot devices for checking phone but nothing happening and when i type fastboot boot patched_boot.img it says waiting for device and nothing happening. Also when it restarts, usb debugging automatically turning off. İm turning it on checking phone with abd everything is okay but when it restarts from fastboot usb debugging turns off. Any help? İdk if its bug or im doing something wrong
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AFAIK, your first point of reference is the fastboot issue. As long as device isn't recognized in fastboot mode, you won't be able to proceed. Drivers ? USB debugging on and authorized with the PC ? Command prompt being used with elevated rights ?
Regarding Cam2Api, I used a Magisk Module since I use Magisk.
Tianhe said:
AFAIK, your first point of reference is the fastboot issue. As long as device isn't recognized in fastboot mode, you won't be able to proceed. Drivers ? USB debugging on and authorized with the PC ? Command prompt being used with elevated rights ?
Regarding Cam2Api, I used a Magisk Module since I use Magisk.
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Yep i used magisk module too. Yeah usb debugging on and authorized with pc but not recognized on fastboot mode ( adb mode works )
Maharram said:
Yep i used magisk module too. Yeah usb debugging on and authorized with pc but not recognized on fastboot mode ( adb mode works )
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I know this might sound silly but are you using the latest platform tools version ?
Tianhe said:
I know this might sound silly but are you using the latest platform tools version ?
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Yeah. Everytime i used 1.4.3 but this time specially downloaded latest version of adb and platform tools (from What is Adb post on xda)
Maharram said:
Yeah. Everytime i used 1.4.3 but this time specially downloaded latest version of adb and platform tools (from What is Adb post on xda)
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The only thing I can think of right now is Windows version. I have faced issues on Windows 10 but not in Windows 7. Also try downloading the Platform Tools from developer.android.com (adb is already available in the folder)
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The only thing I can think of right now is Windows version. I have faced issues on Windows 10 but not in Windows 7
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Yeah im using win 10 redstone (latest version)
But also i did it on win 10 with Android 9
Tianhe said:
The only thing I can think of right now is Windows version. I have faced issues on Windows 10 but not in Windows 7. Also try downloading the Platform Tools from developer.android.com (adb is already available in the folder)
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Going to try this. Thanks a lot <3
Maharram said:
Going to try this. Thanks a lot <3
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Hope you get the desired result. I am also on Win 10 latest update and I had faced issues initially. I have also added a registry hack so that everytime I open CMD with shift+right click it opens with administrator privileges.
Has anyone tried using adb fastboot on Samsung Galaxy Note 8 recently.
I have tried unsuccessfully to get the fastboot work using Windows and Macbook with the latest Samsung Samsung drivers for fastboot. Even installed the fastboot drivers from Android Development platform but still no luck beyond <waiting for device>.
I read on another forum that Samsung no longer allows fastboot to work with their devices. Is it correct?
Fastboot as I understand it is an extension of Android recovery.
If you have USB Debugging enabled on your device, you should be able to issue commands: adb reboot fastboot
Fastboot commands also work in bootloader.
@V0latyle
Thanks for your reply.
I have USB debugging enabled alongwith the unlocked bootloader, as my device is rooted.
Recently, I was trying to use adb fastboot to flash boot image file of my Samsung device. However, it kept displaying <waiting for device> .
I tried the same command from my MacBook using Android platform tools, but result was still the same.
All adb commands work very well on Windows and MacBook without any hiccups.
Prof_Shekhar said:
@V0latyle
Thanks for your reply.
I have USB debugging enabled alongwith the unlocked bootloader, as my device is rooted.
Recently, I was trying to use adb fastboot to flash boot image file of my Samsung device. However, it kept displaying <waiting for device> .
I tried the same command from my MacBook using Android platform tools, but result was still the same.
All adb commands work very well on Windows and MacBook without any hiccups.
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The appropriate command to flash /boot would be:
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fastboot flash boot <boot image>
Hello all, I'm trying to install a new ROM but one of the first steps consists in getting access to adb and fastboot mode.
Unfortunately, I can easily access to adb mode, and adb commands respond well, but when I then go in fastbood mode 'adb reboot fastboot", My phone goes to fastboot with the icon on the screen, but won't answer to any fastboot commands.
I've tried to install adb drivers, uninstall/reinstall the drivers (but it's always the windows drivers that installs first). I even tried to install google usb drivers using SDK manager, but didn't succeed this step.
I've tried to change the usb cable, but with another one, it was worse: even the adb commands would not work. So I guess the one I'm using is ok.
I'd be very happy if someone could help me fixing this frustrating bug!
Model:M1903F11A
kernel:4.14.117-perf-g0f2347b
MIUI Global 12.0.6
Android version : 10 QKQ1.190825.002
Cyjam said:
.. new ROM but one of the first steps consists in getting access to adb and fastboot mode.
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The first step is to unlock the bootloader.
Cyjam said:
... when I then go in fastbood mode 'adb reboot fastboot", My phone goes to fastboot with the icon on the screen, but won't answer to any fastboot commands.
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For fastboot try:
adb devices
........... (here you must see a number)
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot devices
........... (here you must see that number again)
Hi, thanks for trying to help me:
you're right , first is the unlock, but it's done. it's even in "grey" on the screen and written: bootloader is already unlocked. I've tested my phone with "root checker" and test is ok.
you're right about the command, this is the one I've used to go to fastmode and actually this command works: as I said, when in adb mode, it's all good: my phone is connected to pc and accepts the adb commands. But once I switch to fastboot, this is when it's going wrong: my phone's not answering to any commands.
To be more precise: when prompting: adb devices: i get a number. When prompting, in fastbood mode, fastboot devices: i get nothing.
Alleluia!!
Finally found out how to fix it!
After going in fasboot mode with the command: adb reboot bootloader, i opened the windows device manager: There I found a android XXx interface, or something like this: anyway, something barely identified by windows. Right clik, update drivers, manually update, pointing to the folder I store the google usb drivers and : Bingo! It works like a treat.
I now can step further in the process... Hope I won't need to come back with another question in the next minutes!