I've made a mistake,
I've wiped all with twrp:
system,
boot,
cache,
internal storage
So I've no OS and no flashable zip in the device.
I've tried to use ADB sideload, but i'm not able to use. I've drivers installed in the pc, but mobile phone is not recognised (other driver missing???).
Fastboot is working and the device is recognized.
Is it possible to flash a rom via fastboot, in this current status?
Or how to make it working the ADB shell? what is missing??
Thank you all.
Please save my phone!
eternasparta said:
I've made a mistake,
I've wiped all with twrp:
system,
boot,
cache,
internal storage
So I've no OS and no flashable zip in the device.
I've tried to use ADB sideload, but i'm not able to use. I've drivers installed in the pc, but mobile phone is not recognised (other driver missing???).
Fastboot is working and the device is recognized.
Is it possible to flash a rom via fastboot, in this current status?
Or how to make it working the ADB shell? what is missing??
Thank you all.
Please save my phone!
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hi there,
have you even bothered looking, or searching?? pretty much every thread has the info you need.
if you had bothered looking at the the Frequently Asked Question sticky including page 3
you would have your answer
or any of the other Q&A thread, for example: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=52396849&postcount=11
Sounds like you need to download the right drivers for Windows and adb push a rom zip on over. If your having no luck with Windows, load up a live cd or usb of Ubuntu and install adb there.
Good luck and happy searching.
it is possible to flash a ROM/ RUU via fastboot but you should install the right ADB to your PC. other way, mount your storage via TWRP, copy your ROM to your storage, then flash it.
zigyna said:
it is possible to flash a ROM/ RUU via fastboot but you should install the right ADB to your PC. other way, mount your storage via TWRP, copy your ROM to your storage, then flash it.
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thank you all.
I've obviously seen the faq, but nothing was working.
however, ad have you said I've to install the right ADB on my pc. In fact adb was not working because drivers was not working.
I've resolved doing the following.
Remove manually drivers from windows, install manually drivers, restart windows :good:
:good::good::good: adb now is working
Thank you for the support
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I'm worried.
I went to install a new rom, so formatted my sd card first, without realising it I've wiped my backups and also the rom I was going to flash. I can still get into twrp but I have no idea how to get a rom across to my handset.
ive tried fastboot update but i just get "waiting for device"
Someone please help
gsusx said:
I'm worried.
I went to install a new rom, so formatted my sd card first, without realising it I've wiped my backups and also the rom I was going to flash. I can still get into twrp but I have no idea how to get a rom across to my handset.
ive tried fastboot update but i just get "waiting for device"
Someone please help
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Triy adb sideload, links for how to http://www.google.nl/url?sa=t&rct=j...v4l4QSOgEwWvPXvTXm_X0Kw&bvm=bv.48705608,d.ZWU.
1. Connect your phone make sure it's actually connected and you have the drivers.
If you don't have the drivers check this out: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1983470
2. Rename the ROM you want to flash to something basic, I used Find5.zip
3. Open CMD (command prompt), navigate it to the folder you placed the ROM
(e.g. code: cd C:\Users\Jelle\Downloads\ will navigate to my Downloads folder)
4. Boot to recovery on your phone and enable the ADB sideload function.
5. in CMD type adb sideload Find5.zip
6. Let TWRP or CWM flash the zip and prompt for reboot.
7. Reboot and be happy, your phone is fixed!
gee2012 said:
Triy adb sideload, links for how to http://www.google.nl/url?sa=t&rct=j...v4l4QSOgEwWvPXvTXm_X0Kw&bvm=bv.48705608,d.ZWU.
1. Connect your phone make sure it's actually connected and you have the drivers.
If you don't have the drivers check this out: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1983470
2. Rename the ROM you want to flash to something basic, I used Find5.zip
3. Open CMD (command prompt), navigate it to the folder you placed the ROM
(e.g. code: cd C:\Users\Jelle\Downloads\ will navigate to my Downloads folder)
4. Boot to recovery on your phone and enable the ADB sideload function.
5. in CMD type adb sideload Find5.zip
6. Let TWRP or CWM flash the zip and prompt for reboot.
7. Reboot and be happy, your phone is fixed!
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you're a gentleman
im downloading the drivers now
gsusx said:
you're a gentleman
im downloading the drivers now
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its installing now, thank you so much !!!!
Well I did something stupid, I was getting ready to give my phone to a friend and in my haste to make sure everything was deleted, I formatted /system in CWM recovery. I dont have any backups left on it either.
Now, I just need to flash a new rom, but I cant get my phone to connect to a computer in order to transfer the rom over.
It shows up immediately in Device Manager under Android USB Devices > My HTC, but it does not show up as a separate drive in My Computer.
Ive made sure the driver is up to date.
Anyone have any ideas?
culturistic said:
Well I did something stupid, I was getting ready to give my phone to a friend and in my haste to make sure everything was deleted, I formatted /system in CWM recovery. I dont have any backups left on it either.
Now, I just need to flash a new rom, but I cant get my phone to connect to a computer in order to transfer the rom over.
It shows up immediately in Device Manager under Android USB Devices > My HTC, but it does not show up as a separate drive in My Computer.
Ive made sure the driver is up to date.
Anyone have any ideas?
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you cant connect your device to computer in MTP mode because you are not having any rom
try adb sideloading rom or adb push rom in custom recovery like TWRP or CWM (i used TWRP) in order to upload rom to sdcard
For Adb sideloading rom
> Reboot into TWRP
> in TWRP click "advanced" and navigate to "Sideload"
> Swipe to start Sideload
> now type "adb sideload romzip.zip"
wait until 100% then reboot back to recovery to flash the rom
If Adb sideload doesnt work..try Adb push
> Reboot into TWRP
> type "adb push rom.zip"
it might take sometime may be less than 5min to sideload or push the rom..dont cancel the command prompt after typing the above commands
Harish_Kumar said:
you cant connect your device to computer in MTP mode because you are not having any rom
try adb sideloading rom or adb push rom in custom recovery like TWRP or CWM (i used TWRP) in order to upload rom to sdcard
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Awesome, thanks a million!
[Update]: Now it says no OS installed in TWRP. I think I have wiped the os by mistake. Just need to know how to install cm13 image using fastboot or ADB. Please help!
I wasn't aware if SuperSU works with CM13 and I installed the app, on request to update the binaries, I selected TWRP/CWM method because the normal mode didn't work. After the reboot the phone won't load into os, its stuck on the CM boot screen. I don't have a CM image on my sd therefore unable to flash again either. Is there a way to push files (cm img) to my phone? I have adb/adb over network enabled as well from developer options. I just need a way to put files into my sd card and flash using TWRP. Please help! this is urgent! :crying:
[SOLVED][HOW TO]
This is in a situation where you've messed up your system and don't have the image file stored in your sd card for quick flashing. Make sure you're using the latest USB drivers and ADB binaries 1.0.32+
- Get into TWRP
- Swipe to ADB Sideload and enable it
- On your desktop, open command and type "Adb sideload filename.zip" [Filename here is the filename of your flashable zip/rom]
- Once you the installation finishes, reboot twrp normally into system
dibyajyoti said:
I just need a way to put files into my sd card and flash using TWRP. Please help! this is urgent! :crying:
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Have you tried enabling MTP in TWRP and using a computer to transfer the image over?
Contact me if you have any questions.
R55770 said:
Have you tried enabling MTP in TWRP and using a computer to transfer the image over?
Contact me if you have any questions.
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MTP shows as enabled - But the device doesn't show up in my pc. I'm connected through USB in TWRP recovery. I have android debugging also enabled, when trying adb push command, it shows adb devices attached as empty.
[Update]: I am trying to push the file using ADB Sideload in TWRP, the error I get is my adb needs to be updated to 1.0.32. How do i get updated adb 1.0.32?
[Update 2]: So I managed to update by ADB on desktop, and push the zip file using adb sideload in twrp. The zip is being installed as I write this. Lets hope this works!
[Update 3]: Got the rom to install via ADB sideload, though all my apps and settings are gone Anyway, I got the phone back for immediate use. Phew!
dibyajyoti said:
MTP shows as enabled - But the device doesn't show up in my pc. I'm connected through USB in TWRP recovery. I have android debugging also enabled, when trying adb push command, it shows adb devices attached as empty.
[Update]: I am trying to push the file using ADB Sideload in TWRP, the error I get is my adb needs to be updated to 1.0.32. How do i get updated adb 1.0.32?
[Update 2]: So I managed to update by ADB on desktop, and push the zip file using adb sideload in twrp. The zip is being installed as I write this. Lets hope this works!
[Update 3]: Got the rom to install via ADB sideload, though all my apps and settings are gone Anyway, I got the phone back for immediate use. Phew!
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Great. Thanks for letting us know.
Hello,
I have a problem and I hope this is the right place for help.
I try my best to explain everything.
So I tried to root my OnePlus 3T.
Everything was going good. I installed TWRP and was able to use it.
Next I wanted to flash no-verity-opt-encrypt-5.1.zip.
I messed something up and wiped all my cache and my data.
I didn't noticed it at this point, so I tried to install SuperSU.
I don't know, if it was successful, but I guess not.
Then I restarted my phone and I stuck in bootloading. It was an endless loading until, my battery was empty.
I charged my phone up and was able to start TWRP.
Now I have my OnePlus 3T without an OS installed.
I downloaded the OS from OnePlus and tried to put it on my connected phone with the ADB Sideload, but my phone can't install ADB Sideload. So I can't put the OS on my phone to install it.
I don't know what to do and how I can put my OS on my phone.
One Idear was to put it on a USB Stick which fits in my phone, but I don't know.
I hope, someone can help me.
Sorry for my bad english, btw.
Boot into twrp and connect the phone to your notebook. If you can copy the OOS Rom to your phone, just flash it.
If not, you have to use the unbrick guide, just follow it and your phone should be alright again.
Boot into TWRP recovery and connect op3t to PC and move os to internal memory. Flash os from TWRP....
Sent from my ONEPLUS A3003 using Tapatalk
faffaz said:
Boot into TWRP recovery and connect op3t to PC and move os to internal memory. Flash os from TWRP....
Sent from my ONEPLUS A3003 using Tapatalk
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Do EXACTLY as this guy said. I had the EXACT same problem. I was doing a root, accidentally wiped everything including the OS, and thought I was ****ed. A little while later I went to the OnePlus website, downloaded the latest available OS and copied it over to my phone's internal memory while it was booted into TWRP. I then flashed it via TWRP and was good as new. Don't panic and you should be fine.
If adb sideload is not working. Then you can follow this method. Download adb tools from Google. Then their is a option of push the rom in the adb tools. Just keep the phone connected to notebook in twrp mode and then via that software push the rom into the internal of phone. Then just flash manually. It's done. I did this, as the same thing happened with me some days ago.
Nicky Carts said:
Do EXACTLY as this guy said. I had the EXACT same problem. I was doing a root, accidentally wiped everything including the OS, and thought I was ****ed. A little while later I went to the OnePlus website, downloaded the latest available OS and copied it over to my phone's internal memory while it was booted into TWRP. I then flashed it via TWRP and was good as new. Don't panic and you should be fine.
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It doesn't working. I don't have my phone's internal memory, when I click on my OP3T and I can't copy the OS just on my phone.
It said that this folder is empy.
Is there a way to get into my root folders on my pc?
Vaibhunk786 said:
If adb sideload is not working. Then you can follow this method. Download adb tools from Google. Then their is a option of push the rom in the adb tools. Just keep the phone connected to notebook in twrp mode and then via that software push the rom into the internal of phone. Then just flash manually. It's done. I did this, as the same thing happened with me some days ago.
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Okay, connected my OP3T with my computer and started my cmd and went to the adb folder.
It found my device when I typed in: adb devices.
then I tried to sideload the OS but it said:
"loading: 'OnePlus3TOxygen.zp'
* cannot read 'OnePlus3TOxygen.zip' *
I don't know, what I did wrong.
Fun4Jan said:
Okay, connected my OP3T with my computer and started my cmd and went to the adb folder.
It found my device when I typed in: adb devices.
then I tried to sideload the OS but it said:
"loading: 'OnePlus3TOxygen.zp'
* cannot read 'OnePlus3TOxygen.zip' *
I don't know, what I did wrong.
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Don't use cmd, I told you to use a software named adb tools. Easily available on google. Search it.. Then follow the procedure. Just make sure that your phone is booted into twrp.
It is really not as easy as everyone says to root your phone. I had to do tons of research and it took a long time and the community was not helpful over at OnePlus and it was hard to find much good information here. And that is strange considering my past experiences at XDA. But, this is what I came up with and I should probably write a thread:
Use this video to guide you with your common sense: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZaajUEybNM
Do not use the links provided in the video; instead use these links. That video is for another OnePlus device; the techniques are good but the files are bad. Simple substitution is all that is necessary and you can easily follow the directions with some commons sense.
Use this version of TWRP: https://dl.twrp.me/oneplus3t/
Get SuperSu here: https://download.chainfire.eu/696/supersu/
Get Android Studio here: https://developer.android.com/studio/index.html#Other
I just got my device and this totally worked for me. I hope this fixes your problem.
Are you solve this problem now?
And my advice for u :
[pre]please don't use SuperSU,it is insecurity on new Android version.Maybe you can use phh's or LineageOS root zip.NOT AD!
[1]Reflash twrp with fastboot.
[2]Flash root zip what I said(mokee rom support inner root).
[3]Flash rom(maybe you can use Mokee or LineageOS or Slimrom or OxygenOS and so on)
[4]flash gapps with nano or pico.
If this not solve problem,please try to flash factory image with MsmDownloadTool.
I hope my advice can help you.
Fun4Jan said:
Okay, connected my OP3T with my computer and started my cmd and went to the adb folder.
It found my device when I typed in: adb devices.
then I tried to sideload the OS but it said:
"loading: 'OnePlus3TOxygen.zp'
* cannot read 'OnePlus3TOxygen.zip' *
I don't know, what I did wrong.
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if you device is getting recognized when adb devices is typed
just do this CMD: adb push (drag and drop the file you want to push onto the cmd line) /sdcard/
Fun4Jan said:
It doesn't working. I don't have my phone's internal memory, when I click on my OP3T and I can't copy the OS just on my phone.
It said that this folder is empy.
Is there a way to get into my root folders on my pc?
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When this happens, it means DATA partition is unmounted. You have to mount it in twrp. If you still can't see the internal storage with your pc then wipe everything, including internal storage and reboot into twrp and you should be able to see it this time.
M4CH0 said:
Are you solve this problem now?
And my advice for u :
[pre]please don't use SuperSU,it is insecurity on new Android version.Maybe you can use phh's or LineageOS root zip.NOT AD!
[1]Reflash twrp with fastboot.
[2]Flash root zip what I said(mokee rom support inner root).
[3]Flash rom(maybe you can use Mokee or LineageOS or Slimrom or OxygenOS and so on)
[4]flash gapps with nano or pico.
If this not solve problem,please try to flash factory image with MsmDownloadTool.
I hope my advice can help you.
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Thanks for your help.
I must say, that I didn't tried it.
I downloaded the original Recovery from OnePlus and flashed it on my OP3t.
I went to the original recovery modus and used ADB sideload to install the normal OS.
Now it's not rooted but it works fine now.
Yeah that's really good.
Well, all of this started when i tried to install the MIUI EU rom by TWRP, the surprise will come when the phone didn't boot. I've tried this on January of this year.
I tried everything, change port, motherboard flex, usb cable, another PC but no works.
Today i found a folder on /dev/usb-ffs/fastboot and it's empty but the adb folder (/dev/usb-ffs/adb) contains three files (ep0, ep1 and ep2). I'm not a programmer but maybe that fastboot folder would have that files.
Reading the default.prop i found the "Redmi K30s Ultra" name on ro.product.model
All of this make me think on the posibility of my phone will never be recovered, the phone only boot on fastboot and twrp but don´t detect the PC maybe for the files which is needed to boot or recognized is lost.
The TWRP version is ( 3.5.2_10 by Master and the phone gets the E:Unable to decrypt data error)
This rom (muiu 13) can only be installed via fastboot method. You can't use twrp or update method...
zopostyle said:
This rom (muiu 13) can only be installed via fastboot method. You can't use twrp or update method...
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zopostyle said:
This rom (muiu 13) can only be installed via fastboot method. You can't use twrp or update method...
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I was talking about the Miui 12.5 update but it's good to know it
ZeroNoTime said:
Well, all of this started when i tried to install the MIUI EU rom by TWRP, the surprise will come when the phone didn't boot. I've tried this on January of this year.
I tried everything, change port, motherboard flex, usb cable, another PC but no works.
Today i found a folder on /dev/usb-ffs/fastboot and it's empty but the adb folder (/dev/usb-ffs/adb) contains three files (ep0, ep1 and ep2). I'm not a programmer but maybe that fastboot folder would have that files.
Reading the default.prop i found the "Redmi K30s Ultra" name on ro.product.model
All of this make me think on the posibility of my phone will never be recovered, the phone only boot on fastboot and twrp but don´t detect the PC maybe for the files which is needed to boot or recognized is lost.
The TWRP version is ( 3.5.2_10 by Master and the phone gets the E:Unable to decrypt data error)
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I don't think there are any issues with the hardware
1. Are you sure that you have installed the correct drivers for the device in windows?
2. Have you tried using a different PC? Alternatively try to use Linux
3. Have you tried adb sideload method from TWRP? eg) adb sideload rom.zip
4. Have you tried simply formatting data from TWRP before attempting to boot?
Dobsgw said:
I don't think there are any issues with the hardware
1. Are you sure that you have installed the correct drivers for the device in windows?
2. Have you tried using a different PC? Alternatively try to use Linux
3. Have you tried adb sideload method from TWRP? eg) adb sideload rom.zip
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Yep, i tried everything but doesn't work
I only have access to twrp and fastboot but the usb connection doesn't work
Dobsgw said:
4. Have you tried simply formatting data from TWRP before attempting to boot?
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Yep but shows the message e: Unable to decrypt FBE device