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help with sdk commands

ok this is where i am i unzipped android sdk6 on my c drive.. i put the asroot(unzipped) and the i.5 recovery image in the tools folder of the sdk.. i go to the windows prompt and type "cmd" (no quotes) screen comes up i type cd C\android-sdk-windows\tools.. press enter.. then i get "this system cannot find the path specicied" help.....

Run the setup dcs in the Android ask folder and make sure you do it as admin in Vista and 7. You'll probably have to force http in options, most people do.
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darrick913 said:
ok this is where i am i unzipped android sdk6 on my c drive.. i put the asroot(unzipped) and the i.5 recovery image in the tools folder of the sdk.. i go to the windows prompt and type "cmd" (no quotes) screen comes up i type cd C\android-sdk-windows\tools.. press enter.. then i get "this system cannot find the path specicied" help.....
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are you typing what you put above or cd c:\android-sdk-windows\tools ?
don't see the colon in there.
are you sure you installed it like Kcarp. says?

yeah i put colon still the same

ill try it again

u have a link foe kcarp.. i was doing it like fliptz says...

thanks for all your help...

i forced options but then what ther are nothing but update choices...

ok i got the problem solved it was file name... now i get down to the part where you install the 1.5 flash to the sd card and it cant find it.. yes i did remame it per the little glitch that fliptz said

darrick913 said:
ok i got the problem solved it was file name... now i get down to the part where you install the 1.5 flash to the sd card and it cant find it.. yes i did remame it per the little glitch that fliptz said
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ok, can you provide a link of what tutorial you are following, and let us know what step # you are stuck on.
THis will make us helping you a lot easier.

i was following the thread of how to root 2.1.. i get down to the part where super user is installed on phone.. the su is there but when i open it its a blank program sheet and the cmd prompt says permission denied . what can i do? and thanks for your help..

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i followed the steps for rooting the 2.1 in thread.. i get down to the part where the super user is on phone i open it and the command propmt says permission denied.. and thanks for all your help....

darrick913 said:
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i followed the steps for rooting the 2.1 in thread.. i get down to the part where the super user is on phone i open it and the command propmt says permission denied.. and thanks for all your help....
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is USB debugging enabled in Menu->Settings->Applications->Development

I have it.thanks.we are back.yes!
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I have it.thanks.we are back.yes!
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what fixed it?

[HACK] Superboot Method for 2.3.2 (GRH78C)

The Superboot root method boot.img for 2.3.2 is now live thanks to Paul over at Android @ MoDaCo.
"Superboot is a boot.img that when flashed, will root your device the first time you boot (installing su and the superuser APK). No need to flash the system partition, no need to use ADB, no messing with the contents of your data partition, no overwriting the shipped ROM on your device, just flash the boot image using the instructions below and you're done!"
Using Superboot
- Download the zip file and extract
- Connect Nexus S via USB cable (with debugging enabled - Settings->Applications->Development->Check "USB Debuggging")
- Boot into bootloader mode - (Turn on while holding 'volume up')
- WINDOWS - double click 'install-superboot-windows.bat'
- MAC - Open a terminal window to the directory containing the files, and type 'chmod +x install-superboot-mac.sh' followed by './install-superboot-mac.sh'
- LINUX - Open a terminal window to the directory containing the files, and type 'chmod +x install-superboot-linux.sh' followed by './install-superboot-linux.sh'
*Again, All credit goes to Paul at Android @ MoDaCo*

Cool I'm rooted already but nice to see easier ways of doing it for the noobs. Appreciate the work.
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Updated today to 2.3.2 and lost root. Used this and I'm back up and running ! Thank you!!!
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2.3.2
can u do this being rooted or do you have to revert to stock

For some reason this didn't work for me. I tried it twice but each time the phone rebooted I still didn't have root. Do I have to unlock fastboot?

qreffie said:
For some reason this didn't work for me. I tried it twice but each time the phone rebooted I still didn't have root. Do I have to unlock fastboot?
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i think you would

fastboot
fastboot satus failinvalid command

finally regain root, thank you!!!

qreffie said:
For some reason this didn't work for me. I tried it twice but each time the phone rebooted I still didn't have root. Do I have to unlock fastboot?
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Yes. These instructions assume you have already unlocked your bootloader.
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maybe a noob question: if I just root my Nexus S using this method (no custom rom installation), will I still be able to get OTA updates from google?

dakiz71 said:
maybe a noob question: if I just root my Nexus S using this method (no custom rom installation), will I still be able to get OTA updates from google?
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Yes. You may have to re-root after updates but your phone will prompt you when OTA updates are available just like normal.
Sent from my Nexus S using Tapatalk

annndrewww said:
Yes. These instructions assume you have already unlocked your bootloader.
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Figures. The answer was staring me in the face the whole time. I think I even remember unlocking it last time I rooted this way. I guess I should just leave it permanently unlocked then so it doesn't keep wiping every time I go to root after an update.

Hi,
I can't get it to work on my mac.
When I put the renamed as "superboot" folder on the desktop, I open the terminal and type in:
~/Desktop/superboot/chmod +x install-superboot-mac.sh./install-superboot-mac.sh
it doesn't find that path.
Could somebody help me as a noob?
Thank you!

Am I the only one that did not lose root after the latest 2.3.2 update?

DarkAgent said:
Am I the only one that did not lose root after the latest 2.3.2 update?
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I used the superboot method for 2.3.1 and also did not lose root in with the 2.3.2 update.
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You shouldn't.
P

Windows 7
For me install-superboot-windows is waiting for device long without success :\
No matter ... i had to force my pc recognize Nexus once more

Thank you. This seems simple. I'm stuck with my XP recognizing my Nexus S USB Driver after installing SDK and Google USB Driver even after trying to "update" driver under Device Manager and redirect the directory to Google USB Driver? I'm very confused.

philbs17 said:
Hi,
I can't get it to work on my mac.
When I put the renamed as "superboot" folder on the desktop, I open the terminal and type in:
~/Desktop/superboot/chmod +x install-superboot-mac.sh./install-superboot-mac.sh
it doesn't find that path.
Could somebody help me as a noob?
Thank you!
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Ok buddy heres what you need to do, on the MAC, this is how i do it.:
DL the .zip in the OP.
Extract it on you're desktop
Rename the Extracted file to Nexus (thats what I name it)
youre device needs to have the bootlader Unlocked.
Open Terminal and type
cd desktop
cd nexus
chmod +x install-superboot-mac.sh (press enter)
./install-superboot-mac.sh (press enter)
then you're done. hope this helps.
Let me know.

Simply amazing! Thanks for the breakdown.

[Q] Help! LG PHOENIX....phone only goes into CWR

I recently purchased an LG Phoenix by At&t, the problem I have is that I cannot leave ClockworkMod Recovery v5.0.2.0
I rooted it, restarted in recovery. and everything worked fine. I then upgraded my firmware, not sure what version though.. I backed up my phone before I upgraded into the new firmware. I then backedup my phone because it rebooted into recovery. Now everytime it boots it goes straight to Clockwork and I cant get out of it. I restored to my previous restore and it still doesn't work. What could I do? Should I install cwr 3? I read that cwr 5 has bugs and is known to brick phones..
Edit: Also the phone without the sd card still boots into clockworkmod menu
I have a ROM(Phoenix ULTIMATE) I'd like to flash but I'm not sure if I should right now considering I'm stuck at this menu.
Info- in my restores It says;
2011-10-04.21.37.48/
2011-10-04.21.56.13/
I'v tried both.
Another edit with potentially important info getting an error stating;
E: bad boot message "recovery"
Sorry If this is a n00b post.. I'm in sort of a rush because I'm moving in a few hours!
Edit; tried flashing the phoenix, didnt work.
installation was aborted
said i needed to switch to Edify scripting, and amend scripting is no longer supported.
What could I flash too to fix this, please help. I don't care if I lose data. Just need my phone back soon.
I have android SDK.
I was reading up on http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/adb.html and http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=517874 here
Would I be-able to push somesort of boot file or firmware to my phone? Or something in that manner?
THIS:
fastboot erase boot
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash userdata data.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot reboot
Seems to be perfect for what I should try, where could I get the stock imgs for my phone? (p505)

I moved this here temporarily for you to be assisted...after that it will be moved beck to the right forum
Good luck!!

M_T_M said:
I moved this here temporarily for you to be assisted...after that it will be moved beck to the right forum
Good luck!!
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thanks
Really hope I can get this fixed soon.

Xery said:
I recently purchased an LG Phoenix by At&t, the problem I have is that I cannot leave ClockworkMod Recovery v5.0.2.0
I rooted it, restarted in recovery. and everything worked fine. I then upgraded my firmware, not sure what version though.. I backed up my phone before I upgraded into the new firmware. I then backedup my phone because it rebooted into recovery. Now everytime it boots it goes straight to Clockwork and I cant get out of it. I restored to my previous restore and it still doesn't work. What could I do? Should I install cwr 3? I read that cwr 5 has bugs and is known to brick phones..
Edit: Also the phone without the sd card still boots into clockworkmod menu
I have a ROM(Phoenix ULTIMATE) I'd like to flash but I'm not sure if I should right now considering I'm stuck at this menu.
Info- in my restores It says;
2011-10-04.21.37.48/
2011-10-04.21.56.13/
I'v tried both.
Another edit with potentially important info getting an error stating;
E: bad boot message "recovery"
Sorry If this is a n00b post.. I'm in sort of a rush because I'm moving in a few hours!
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Are you on Ecliar , Froyo or Gingerbread ? Sorry , I don't know much but I would like to help
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EmoBoiix3 said:
Are you on Ecliar , Froyo or Gingerbread ? Sorry , I don't know much but I would like to help
Forever living in my Galaxy Ace using XDA App
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I didn't change anything, everything is stock I got it yesterday. Rooted it today and it's stuck in recovery. So I guess whatever stock is..

Xery said:
I didn't change anything, everything is stock I got it yesterday. Rooted it today and it's stuck in recovery. So I guess whatever stock is..
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Try adb .
(If you know what it is)
Type these in:
adb shell
su
reboot bootloader
See if it works
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I don't know what adb is. :c
Could you explain a bit more about it?

Xery said:
I don't know what adb is. :c
Could you explain a bit more about it?
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Okay then .
Download and install the Android SDK Tools first
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EmoBoiix3 said:
Okay then .
Download and install the Android SDK Tools first
Forever living in my Galaxy Ace using XDA App
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OH Android SDK I have that, just updating.. another 30 minutes..
While we wait, could you explain to me what I'd do with it, and just some tips or things I could do?

Xery said:
OH Android SDK I have that, just updating.. another 30 minutes..
While we wait, could you explain to me what I'd do with it, and just some tips or things I could do?
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If you have platform-tools , everything will be done in a flash
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EmoBoiix3 said:
If you have platform-tools , everything will be done in a flash
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"Installed Android SDK Platform-tools, revision 7"
Still installing a bunch of other things though..
"Downloading SDK Platform Android 3.2, API 13, revision 1"
Probably won't be done till tomorrow, horrible internet.

Xery said:
"Installed Android SDK Platform-tools, revision 7"
Still installing a bunch of other things though..
"Downloading SDK Platform Android 3.2, API 13, revision 1"
Probably won't be done till tomorrow, horrible internet.
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All you need now is platform-tools . The rest can be cancelled .
Use cmd (best if used with administrative rights) to navigate to the Android SDK folder , then to platform-tools .
Once you get there , connect your phone through USB then don't touch it .
In cmd , type:
abd shell
su
reboot bootloader
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EmoBoiix3 said:
All you need now is platform-tools . The rest can be cancelled .
Use cmd (best if used with administrative rights) to navigate to the Android SDK folder , then to platform-tools .
Once you get there , connect your phone through USB then don't touch it .
In cmd , type:
abd shell
su
reboot bootloader
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How would I use the cmd to navigate to the SDK folder?
I see the cmd, I also see a window called Android SDK and AVD manager, What now?

Xery said:
How would I use the cmd to navigate to the SDK folder?
I see the cmd, I also see a window called Android SDK and AVD manager, What now?
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Do this
Hold start button and R(on desktop)
Run will open
Type cmd in the box and press enter
A black window will open
CD to sdk dir
E.g.
If u installed sdk in C:\sdk
Then do this
cd C:\sdk\platform-tools
Then this
adb shell
reboot bootloader

cdesai said:
Do this
Hold start button and R(on desktop)
Run will open
Type cmd in the box and press enter
A black window will open
CD to sdk dir
E.g.
If u installed sdk in C:\sdk
Then do this
cd C:\sdk\tools
Then this
adb shell
reboot bootloader
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Follow his instructions .
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cdesai said:
Do this
Hold start button and R(on desktop)
Run will open
Type cmd in the box and press enter
A black window will open
CD to sdk dir
E.g.
If u installed sdk in C:\sdk
Then do this
cd C:\sdk\tools
Then this
adb shell
reboot bootloader
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I opened the cmd, I'm not really suer where I installed SDK but I'm pretty sure it was c:\program files\android\android-sdk\tools
That seemed to work, whenever i type adb shell it says abd is not recognized as an internal or external command, program or batch.
I need more detail because I'm a noob. :/

cdesai said:
Do this
Hold start button and R(on desktop)
Run will open
Type cmd in the box and press enter
A black window will open
CD to sdk dir
E.g.
If u installed sdk in C:\sdk
Then do this
cd C:\sdk\tools
Then this
adb shell
reboot bootloader
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I opened the cmd, I'm not really suer where I installed SDK but I'm pretty sure it was c:\program files\android\android-sdk\tools
That seemed to work, whenever i type adb shell it says abd is not recognized as an internal or external command, program or batch.
I need more detail because I'm a noob. :/
EDIT: GOTIT! got the dir, i typed adb and it says device not found should i connect my phone correct?
Edit: okay,i did that, it just rebooted my phone and it went back into the CWR.. :c wut now?

Are you able to try and boot into bootloader? Try that. Also, try and flash a new ROM in recovery, test to see if it may be the ROM. Don't be afraid to backup again, you can always access the backups based on date.
-How cruel is the golden rule, when the lives we live are all golden plated-

What's bootloader?
I tried to flash my backups before the firmware update and it didn't work, I also can't find any wp505 roms.. I found a few but they wont help in my situation. Do you know any? My rom is stock as I only rooted and got stuck in cwr.
Thanks!
EDIT: I did do that adb shell, reboot bootloader, didnt work.

Xery said:
What's bootloader?
I tried to flash my backups before the firmware update and it didn't work, I also can't find any wp505 roms.. I found a few but they wont help in my situation. Do you know any? My rom is stock as I only rooted and got stuck in cwr.
Thanks!
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First off, not to lecture you...but you definitely should look into these kind of things before flashing a ROM.
I haven't looked at the ROMs so I'm not sure. But whatever fancies you, it's just to troubleshoot the problem. The problem itself may actually be the recovery. Do you know how to do logcats in ADB? Try and do a logcat and boot up your device while connected to ADB.
So go "adb logcat". This should show you exactly what your device is doing. When it runs and goes straight to recovery paste all that information into a .txt document and upload it onto xda so others can take a look.
I'll try and help more tomorrow but I have to get some rest. Good luck on getting this fixed.
-How cruel is the golden rule, when the lives we live are all golden plated-

[Q] [Help] Stuck at the HTC Bootloader with the sdcard, system formatted through CWM

Hello there,
Right now I'm stuck with an HTC one with its complete system wiped out i.e format cache/system/sdcard/media etc via CWM recovery throught the option in mounts and storage (I did that by mistake on CWM, forgetting about how the phone does not have an external sd card which I'm used to...) I don't think its USB debugging option was enabled either because I had fresh unlocked the bootloader so the phone was reset to factory settings, so I don't know if adb sideload is an option. (I don't know how this works either, at least not entirely... only what I learnt over the past 4-5 hours through the web) I feel like i have the adb path set up right, all I need to do is be able to access the device through my computer so I can somehow transfer the ROM zip onto the sdcard so I can install it. Can I just flash the ROM zip through fastboot? I already read around that prolly not but someone mentioned that I can flash the factory stock update... Where can I get that. Help pls! 2 months salary down the drain... replacement is not an option here... there is no customer service where I come from..

crazhy said:
Hello there,
Right now I'm stuck with an HTC one with its complete system wiped out i.e format cache/system/sdcard/media etc via CWM recovery throught the option in mounts and storage (I did that by mistake on CWM, forgetting about how the phone does not have an external sd card which I'm used to...) I don't think its USB debugging option was enabled either because I had fresh unlocked the bootloader so the phone was reset to factory settings, so I don't know if adb sideload is an option. (I don't know how this works either, at least not entirely... only what I learnt over the past 4-5 hours through the web) I feel like i have the adb path set up right, all I need to do is be able to access the device through my computer so I can somehow transfer the ROM zip onto the sdcard so I can install it. Can I just flash the ROM zip through fastboot? I already read around that prolly not but someone mentioned that I can flash the factory stock update... Where can I get that. Help pls! 2 months salary down the drain... replacement is not an option here... there is no customer service where I come from..
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Check my guide

If u still have cwm recovery u can plug ur phone to pc via USB and select mount USB storage and drop the Rom zip onto internal sd and flash it through recovery.. if not u can download a cwm recovery that u can flash thru adb via command prompt on pc then u can do what I sed earlier
Sent from my HTC Sensation Z710e using xda premium

sibozzy1811 said:
If u still have cwm recovery u can plug ur phone to pc via USB and select mount USB storage and drop the Rom zip onto internal sd and flash it through recovery.. if not u can download a cwm recovery that u can flash thru adb via command prompt on pc then u can do what I sed earlier
Sent from my HTC Sensation Z710e using xda premium
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No you can't

Thank you for the quick response! This is the message I get after typing "adb devices" in the command prompt from the platform tools folder
adb server is out of date. killing...
* daemon started successfully *
List of devices attached
I'd already tried this before but this time I extracted the sdk in C:\ just to see if it made any difference... I even used the command "adb remount" it still says "error device not found". Could this be because of the USB debugging option from the developers menu in settings? I can't make that change right now because i can't boot into the phone! What can i do to correct this?
"C:\adt-bundle-windows-x86-20130522\sdk\platform-tools>adb devices
List of devices attached
C:\adt-bundle-windows-x86-20130522\sdk\platform-tools>adb remount
error: device not found"
This is what i get in the cmd script
My laptop that i connect to the phone is on a 64 bit operating system does it matter if the sdk i downloaded is for 32 bit?

crazhy said:
Thank you for the quick response! This is the message I get after typing "adb devices" in the command prompt from the platform tools folder
adb server is out of date. killing...
* daemon started successfully *
List of devices attached
I'd already tried this before but this time I extracted the sdk in C:\ just to see if it made any difference... I even used the command "adb remount" it still says "error device not found". Could this be because of the USB debugging option from the developers menu in settings? I can't make that change right now because i can't boot into the phone! What can i do to correct this?
"C:\adt-bundle-windows-x86-20130522\sdk\platform-tools>adb devices
List of devices attached
C:\adt-bundle-windows-x86-20130522\sdk\platform-tools>adb remount
error: device not found"
This is what i get in the cmd script
My laptop that i connect to the phone is on a 64 bit operating system does it matter if the sdk i downloaded is for 32 bit?
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did you give up or is this resolved ?

clsA said:
did you give up or is this resolved ?
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Still looking for a solution!

crazhy said:
Still looking for a solution!
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are you using MacHackz guide here ? >> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2325853
Also do you still have the fastboot folder in c:\fastboot you used to unlock the bootloader ?

crazhy said:
Still looking for a solution!
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Hop on TeamViewer, think I have the solution

clsA said:
are you using MacHackz guide here ? >> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2325853
Also do you still have the fastboot folder in c:\fastboot you used to unlock the bootloader ?
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Yes I do

MacHackz said:
Hop on TeamViewer, think I have the solution
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Downloading right now... my internet is really bad today itll be 10 mins to doenload that 5 mb file

crazhy said:
Downloading right now... my internet is really bad today itll be 10 mins to doenload that 5 mb file
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Will it sustain a connection then ;D

MacHackz said:
Hop on TeamViewer, think I have the solution
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MacHackz I just had a couple suggestions and I'll step aside
I use the same fastboot folder I used to unlock the bootloader for all adb stuff it contains a working copy of adb
and makes sure the path is easy and correct. (no spaces)
2. I see he mentions using a laptop ..be sure your using a usb 2 port .. not the blue usb 3.0 ports their know to cause issues with adb.

MacHackz said:
Will it sustain a connection then ;D
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Ill restart it, it reverts to high speeds its just being super spiky right now

MacHackz said:
Will it sustain a connection then ;D
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Ok lets go! remote control or meeting?
@ clsa, its most deifinitely a usb 2.0 port

crazhy said:
Ok lets go! remote control or meeting?
@ clsa, its most deifinitely a usb 2.0 port
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Remote just post your id and pass, I will get there first

MacHackz said:
Remote just post your id and pass, I will get there first
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186 608 490
z57pf4

crazhy said:
186 608 490
z57pf4
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Black screen ;D

dammit again... i dunno which button to press lol

crazhy said:
dammit again... i dunno which button to press lol
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Just had the same problem but i got my rom on with usb otg can you try that?
mount usb otg and load zip

H81110N Stock Rooted System Image

Whats up guys, Rydah here again. Here I present you guys with a stock rooted H81110N system image. This is for those who want root but cannot get TWRP to flash prior to root using MicroMod777's "One Click TWRP" tool. I unfortunately was one who couldn't get TWRP to flash before rooting and needed root before doing so but was able to flash TWRP after rooting via my system image.​
Requirements:
An H811 Device
Already On The 10N Base
LG Drivers (Found Here)
A Windows PC
Send_Command Tools (Found Here)
Instructions:
Unzip The Send_Command Tools
Move The Rooted System Image Into The Root Of Your SD Card
Place Your Device Into Download Mode. (Shut Down Your Device. Once Off Holf Vol-Up + Plug In USB Cable)
Go Into Your Send_Command Tool Folder. Once your inside the send_command folder, hold Shift+Right Click and select "Open Command Window Here."
Type in: Send_Command.exe \\.\COM# (Replace the "#" with your devices actual COM number. To find this out, open Window's Device Manager (With your device plugged in) and find it under Ports
Type in: id
You should now have a "#" in the command window.
Type in (Or copy and paste this in): dd if=/data/media/0/rootedsystem.img bs=8192 seek=65536 count=548352 of=/dev/block/mmcblk0
It'll take a few minutes but a successful flash should bring you to another "#" prompt.
Type in: LEAVE
Enjoy
Downloads:
Stock Rooted 10N System Image
MD5: 847cdaf5adaf1b58945e473e8507f8c6
Additional information and clearer instructions can be found here. Same steps and procedures but with a different flash command.
Hope this was useful to some.
Enjoy,
Rydah

Hey. Thanks for doing this.
Should the "if" in the Send_command string point to the folder on the windows computer? It looks like it's pointing to the root of the internal storage as it's written there?

does not seem to work for me. I type in the last command and i get the # right away and reboot the phone and nothing has changed.

It worked for me after I had copied the system image to the root of the internal storage I believe because that command points there. Also, you have to be in Download mode for this to work in case you weren't aware!

custommsp said:
It worked for me after I had copied the system image to the root of the internal storage I believe because that command points there. Also, you have to be in Download mode for this to work in case you weren't aware!
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i had the file on my sd card. ill move it to internal storage and try again.
and it worked lol thanks

Thank you, it works! Add this step; your phone must be in download mode.

Wooops lol I'll fix instructions
Sent From My LG G4

Rydah805 said:
Wooops lol I'll fix instructions
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Did you ever fix the instructions?

YES!
Right. So instructions are not fixed yet. However, as mentioned, placing the image file on root on internal storage and putting phone in download mode gets the job done. Place phone in download mode by holding 'up volume' while plugging in cable and continue to hold until you see it tell you its in the download mode.

You must be on stock N build first?
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aaronrw said:
You must be on stock N build first?
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This system image does not include the 10N bootstack, so yes, you should be on stock N first.

Hey just a few tips
if you already have Android SDK or otherwise an instance of adb.exe installed, you should temporarily uninstall it, so that the adb.exe that is packaged with Send_Command doesn't conflict.
I copied the rootedsystem.img to my phone, used Send_Command, checked my id, and then used the dd command. There is no progress bar on the computer screen, and the progress bar on the phone screen does not move. Do not panic, this is normal.

Updated instructions and added MD5 for download in O.P.

is rootedsystem.img really 4.2g?

Rooted!
Holy Guacamole - this works amazingly well. Thanks much rydah

donbudafuko said:
is rootedsystem.img really 4.2g?
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Yup... ?
docfreed said:
Holy Guacamole - this works amazingly well. Thanks much rydah
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Of course. ?
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I like this method best. Thank you!

Thanks for giving us an easy root method.
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worked perfect. thanks

with this method, will It come with a recovery? and if no, how can it be installed??