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Problem to change rom

Hi All,
i installed [Team Canjica] OmniROM 4.3 rom, but i want try other.
I have many problem to do this because TWRP version 2.6.3.0 can't mount sdcard and i can't see a new file zip (i have error when try to factory reset) also i have problem with root permission.
how can resolve this ?
thanks a lot

CyberTop86 said:
Hi All,
i installed [Team Canjica] OmniROM 4.3 rom, but i want try other.
I have many problem to do this because TWRP version 2.6.3.0 can't mount sdcard and i can't see a new file zip (i have error when try to factory reset) also i have problem with root permission.
how can resolve this ?
thanks a lot
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Omni must be rooted again. It is not prerooted. And if you want to go to some rom before CM10.2 you must flash stock firmware with Odin. Because preload partifion is partitioned on other way than those roms use.
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to make root work you need to flash this in recovery:
http://download.chainfire.eu/372/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.86.zip

shut_down said:
Omni must be rooted again. It is not prerooted. And if you want to go to some rom before CM10.2 you must flash stock firmware with Odin. Because preload partifion is partitioned on other way than those roms use.
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Thanks for your help.
How can root it ?
i want to try this rom [Team Canjica] [WIP] CyanogenMod 11, how can do it ?
thank you

I think this is original android dev section....not Q&A

rodaven said:
to make root work you need to flash this in recovery:
http://download.chainfire.eu/372/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.86.zip
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Sorry, but how can install it if i can't mount sdcard ?

CyberTop86 said:
Sorry, but how can install it if i can't mount sdcard ?
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Repartition sd card. Another user had similiar problem lately, but that fixed it. Search How to repartition external sd card. Backup it before that, it will wipe data from it. And partition it in fat32.
Or you can install stock JB with Odin, and then install CM from stock recovery.
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shut_down said:
Repartition sd card. Another user had similiar problem lately, but that fixed it. Search How to repartition external sd card. Backup it before that, it will wipe data from it. And partition it in fat32.
Or you can install stock JB with Odin, and then install CM from stock recovery.
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I try it but does not work :crying:

CyberTop86 said:
I try it but does not work :crying:
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Than install stock firmware with Odin.
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CWM Restore

Hello!
I have installed Cocore kernell (8.2 and 8.6.4) a few times in my stock JB rom (LQL) but when I install CM 10.2 and if i need to go back to my stock rom i tried to restore my backup made it with the CWM that comes with cocore, it's pass without problems but when the rom start, stop a lot of process making impossible to work in it, and start in configuration wizard
someone have the same problem, there is a way to fix it?
Thanks in advance guys!!!

If you are on Android 4.3 after restoring your backup you need to reboot to recovery (recovery will change as you are on Cocore kernel) and then => format preload, then reboot, should work fine
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T.M. said:
someone have the same problem, there is a way to fix it?
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From @Paul L. quote:
Paul L. said:
Format /preload as ext4
download the cocore TWRP kernel, install it, (re-)reboot to recovery, go to advanced (on TWRP, yes, it needs to be TWRP), terminal command, press enter (to select the directory to work from, which should be "/"), and run
make_ext4fs /dev/block/mmcblk0p9
(DANGER: IF YOU FORMAT WHATEVER ELSE IT MAY BRICK YOUR DEVICE, just check that our /dev/block/mmcblk0p9 is 0p9 at the end, it CAN'T BE ANYTHING ELSE.)
Then, go back and onto mount menu, and mount /preload partition. And then just install whatever ROM you want.
I am saying this because re-installing the stock ROM from ODIN can be dangerous if the power it's cut out or the USB is suddenly disconnected. Just format preload partition (there is nothing critical there, so it's safe, or safer than ODIN that's it)
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R_a_z_v_a_n said:
From @Paul L. quote:
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Yeah, I noticed it but it's actually not necessary
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Thanks mates!

Toni5830 said:
If you are on Android 4.3 after restoring your backup you need to reboot to recovery (recovery will change as you are on Cocore kernel) and then => format preload, then reboot, should work fine
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Is this valid for 4.4? thanks in advance and sorry my poor English:good:

raan4 said:
Is this valid for 4.4? thanks in advance and sorry my poor English:good:
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Ehm, I don't know
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raan4 said:
Is this valid for 4.4? thanks in advance and sorry my poor English:good:
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Yes, since some version of CM10.2 TeamJanice uses preload partition for swap. So it must be formated, if that do not work - flash stock JB.

shut_down said:
Yes, since some version of CM10.2 TeamJanice uses preload partition for swap. So it must be formated, if that do not work - flash stock JB.
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Thanks for your attention
I have a question
Then the steps to back to stock rom would be:
1-recovery (cwm)
2-format preload
3 restore stock
?????
Thanks in advance and sorry my poor English

raan4 said:
Thanks for your attention
I have a question
Then the steps to back to stock rom would be:
1-recovery (cwm)
2-format preload
3 restore stock
?????
Thanks in advance and sorry my poor English
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You can go back like that, or you can flash stock fb, root, install cocore and restore your backup (if you want to go back to your backup).
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so basically you need the CWM?
if so here you go HERE

br4infreze said:
so basically you need the CWM?
if so here you go HERE
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No, he already have it on CM10.2. He need to repartition /preload partition.

shut_down said:
No, he already have it on CM10.2. He need to repartition /preload partition.
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ohhhh

cyanogen mod 10.2 and 11 problem

I installed both given version of cyanogen mod using proper method but after rebooting into system, bootanimation appears for some time then my z1 restrats. This happens again and again.
I tried various ways like changed the kernel etc. But still no luck.
Have someone any solution???

jobangill99 said:
I installed both given version of cyanogen mod using proper method but after rebooting into system, bootanimation appears for some time then my z1 restrats. This happens again and again.
I tried various ways like changed the kernel etc. But still no luck.
Have someone any solution???
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Have you cleared cache after installing CM11? Which CM11 did you install? There are some issues with the current FXP versions. Use this one. http://get.cm/get/ecz

Rekoil said:
Have you cleared cache after installing CM11? Which CM11 did you install? There are some issues with the current FXP versions. Use this one. http://get.cm/get/ecz
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Yes I tried. Different versions like fxp 302, 301, from fxp source and from get.cm but did not find what the problem is

jobangill99 said:
Yes I tried. Different versions like fxp 302, 301, from fxp source and from get.cm but did not find what the problem is
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Install the boot partition from this zip, load up recovery, flash the zip, clear cache, reboot. Done. (you might want to install GApps there somewhere as well)

Tried wiping data too?
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Rekoil said:
Install the boot partition from this zip, load up recovery, flash the zip, clear cache, reboot. Done. (you might want to install GApps there somewhere as well)
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Did what you said. now stuck at boot animation waited for 5minutes but nothing was happened. Is it normal? And what cache to wipe? I wiped both dalvik And cache partition

tomascus said:
Tried wiping data too?
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You mean all internal storage including media?
I Did factory reset

jobangill99 said:
You mean all internal storage including media?
I Did factory reset
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If you've just unlocked the bootloader and never booted a Sony ROM after the fact then you'll not be able to do a simple factory reset, but will need to do a full /data and /data/media (/sdcard) format. So do that first, then flash the zip(s), and then it should boot fine.

wiped full internal storage also tried relock and again unlocked the bootloader but still stuck at bootanmation,
also slimkat and slimbean roam won't boot up but ihackers working fine.....strange

jobangill99 said:
wiped full internal storage also tried relock and again unlocked the bootloader but still stuck at bootanmation,
also slimkat and slimbean roam won't boot up but ihackers working fine.....strange
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Something is wrong with your phone in that case... Either that or you're doing something wrong.
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[Q] Updating from pabx 5.0.1 to 5.0.9

So i'm on pabx 5.0.1 and i want to upgrade to 5.0.9,
Can i just copy the 5.0.9 .zip to the storage and flash it (without wiping data or formatting)
or i'm gonna need to do a clean flashing?
thanks in advance..

ahmed1186 said:
So i'm on pabx 5.0.1 and i want to upgrade to 5.0.9,
Can i just copy the 5.0.9 .zip to the storage and flash it (without wiping data or formatting)
or i'm gonna need to do a clean flashing?
thanks in advance..
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Clean Install,
Flash all, Boot, System and Userdata + GApps just like fresh install.
If you were on 5.0.4 or above you could have done only flashed Boot and System.

RohitBopnna said:
Clean Install,
Flash all, Boot, System and Userdata + GApps just like fresh install.
If you were on 5.0.4 or above you could have done only flashed Boot and System.
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are you sure? cause i've just seen it in his site he wrote that you don't have to flash user data if you're coming from a 5.x build.

ahmed1186 said:
are you sure? cause i've just seen it in his site he wrote that you don't have to flash user data if you're coming from a 5.x build.
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If you read all the notes you will see that from 5.0.4 he is using a new set of GApps, which means you have to flash all if you were below 5.0.4.

RohitBopnna said:
If you read all the notes you will see that from 5.0.4 he is using a new set of GApps, which means you have to flash all if you were below 5.0.4.
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Sorry
just saw it, thanks anyway

How to go back Stock ROM from CM?

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.