Hi all,
I have atm S-ON on my phone with Unlocked Bootloader...I wanted to flash new recovery,its say all is done but recovery dont work so i think S-ON is the problem....the question is:
How i can make my phone to S-OFF without recovery and root access?
Are you flashing the correct recovery for your handset?
Double check your download of the recovery is not corrupt (even try a different browser to download with).
If your Bootloader is unlocked you don't NEED to S-OFF to flash a new recovery.
Ensure the command to flash the recovery is correct, a typo can cause it not to flash.
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Are you flashing the correct recovery for your handset?
Double check your download of the recovery is not corrupt (even try a different browser to download with).
If your Bootloader is unlocked you don't NEED to S-OFF to flash a new recovery.
Ensure the command to flash the recovery is correct, a typo can cause it not to flash.
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I tried download in Google Chrome and in Opera too,same everywhere.
Oh ok,but i have ULB and no work recovery.
I used fastboot flash recovery img.img (its correct,you can see in image its say all is done,but no work when go to Recovery)
I have tried this recovery:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/desire-510/orig-development/twrp-a11chl-a11ul-32-bit-t2950921
vwadam said:
I tried download in Google Chrome and in Opera too,same everywhere.
Oh ok,but i have ULB and no work recovery.
I used fastboot flash recovery img.img (its correct,you can see in image its say all is done,but no work when go to Recovery)
I have tried this recovery:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/desire-510/orig-development/twrp-a11chl-a11ul-32-bit-t2950921
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Your command is incorrect it should read
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fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
With that incorrect command it's tried to flash 'recovery' with a file called img.img which it will not find
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Your command is incorrect it should read
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
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1min i test.
Edit: Same,when go to recovery its restart my phone and no able to go recovery ( I have alredy turned off fastboot in settings)
Try this, I have had failing flashes due to PC, are you using Windows? If so try this....
Remove all extracted files (delete from location) even uninstall if needs be.
Reboot PC.
Reinstall if uninstalled.
Extract your files again.
Reflash.
This may seem silly :what: but I had a similar problem and it can be down to PC using 'Cached' files that become corrupt, 3 days I had problems until I rebooted and started again, worked first time
Beyond that I would heavily search your devices threads for more info
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Antagonist42 said:
Try this, I have had failing flashes due to PC, are you using Windows? If so try this....
Remove all extracted files (delete from location) even uninstall if needs be.
Reboot PC.
Reinstall if uninstalled.
Extract your files again.
Reflash.
This may seem silly :what: but I had a similar problem and it can be down to PC using 'Cached' files that become corrupt, 3 days I had problems until I rebooted and started again, worked first time
Beyond that I would heavily search your devices threads for more info
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Thanks for idea,tried it,but not work
You guys had No file found,No image found and etc when click on HBOOT ? Its say in green color and show only for 1 second..
Just searched your Q&A thread, go here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2952430
Looks like your recovery partition may be named 'rec' and not 'recovery' so check if it is correct with something like disk info app that gives names of partitions, if it is correct you need write your command as
Code:
fastboot flash rec recovery (or whatever name it is) .img
The .img name is irrelevant unless it's being flashed by a program, the location it is being flashed to HAS to match the partitions name.
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Antagonist42 said:
Just searched your Q&A thread, go here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2952430
Looks like your recovery partition may be named 'rec' and not 'recovery' so check if it is correct with something like disk info app that gives names of partitions, if it is correct you need write your command as
Code:
fastboot flash rec recovery (or whatever name it is) .img
The .img name is irrelevant unless it's being flashed by a program, the location it is being flashed to HAS to match the partitions name.
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When i tried :
fastboot flash rec recovery.img
its sayed:
writing 'rec' ...
<bootloader> signature checking...
FAILED <remote: signature verify fail)
Finished. total time......
When start phone in HBOOT there say
Software status: Modified
Unlocked
etc...
Is your handset GSM or CDMA? This can make a big difference, have a search on the net as well as other Dev's on other sites don't always have accounts on XDA
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Is your handset GSM or CDMA? This can make a big difference, have a search on the net as well as other Dev's on other sites don't always have accounts on XDA
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Uhm...WHere i can see it? xd
Its require Sim-Card so its GSM Device.
Just had a quick scout on the net TeamWin site may work but 32 or 64 bit? http://teamw.in/project/twrp2/272
Seems a problematic device with getting recovery & root (aren't they all at some point!)
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Antagonist42 said:
Just had a quick scout on the net TeamWin site may work but 32 or 64 bit? http://teamw.in/project/twrp2/272
Seems a problematic device with getting recovery & root (aren't they all at some point!)
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can you say me where to see its 32 or 64 bit? please
Wouldn't know as I don't have that device.....check in settings - about phone, where you purchased, search with model numbers, anything like that
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Wouldn't know as I don't have that device.....check in settings - about phone, where you purchased, search with model numbers, anything like that
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I checked in Antutu and its say 64 bit (cur 32 bit)
I personally would use something else to find out, manufacturers website probably best bet
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I personally would use something else to find out, manufacturers website probably best bet
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I think it is no possible to root 64 bit system...
32 bit recovery need to work on 64 bit to so idk what is the problem..
when i try
fastboot erase recovery its say failed: remote not allowed
when try fastboot boot recovery recovery.img
Cannot laod recovery,no such file or directory..
I dont have any files in /data or in /cache....all people have files there,but flashtool dont add recovery files to my phone
You may NEED to be rooted if the recovery is within the system area otherwise it will always fail as you won't have the correct permissions to write files within that area.
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You may NEED to be rooted if the recovery is within the system area otherwise it will always fail as you won't have the correct permissions to write files within that area.
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but how get root without install recovery?
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I have no computer right now and I've tried flashing recovery images through terminal emulator but with no success. I downloaded a HERCIMG.zip that contains clockworkmod 3.0.0.5 recovery but hboot won't read it? It keeps saying 'no image found HERCIMG.zip' when I'm in the hboot section of bootloader. Anybody know why its not finding the HERCIMG.zip file? I'm at my wits end and am about to shoot this phone. Please help if you know anything.
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I have no computer right now and I've tried flashing recovery images through terminal emulator but with no success. I downloaded a HERCIMG.zip that contains clockworkmod 3.0.0.5 recovery but hboot won't read it? It keeps saying 'no image found HERCIMG.zip' when I'm in the hboot section of bootloader. Anybody know why its not finding the HERCIMG.zip file? I'm at my wits end and am about to shoot this phone. Please help if you know anything.
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I had this issue when I was pushing hercimgs to the sd card through adb without deleting the old (invalid) one first. Try deleting the hercimg from the card, empty the trash and manually add it again, then reboot to hboot. Don't know if this will work for you, but it worked for me.
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I had this issue when I was pushing hercimgs to the sd card through adb without deleting the old (invalid) one first. Try deleting the hercimg from the card, empty the trash and manually add it again, then reboot to hboot. Don't know if this will work for you, but it worked for me.
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Do I need a computer? Cause I dont have access to one at the moment and I have to use a different Rom. This stock HTC one is driving me crazy!
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so do you have a bootable recovery right now? how are you getting the hercimg on there if not?
No, my recovery is screwed so I can't boot into recovery. I've tried terminal method install of recovery but it doesn't seem to work.
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No, my recovery is screwed so I can't boot into recovery. I've tried terminal method install of recovery but it doesn't seem to work.
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Are you actually rooted? Have you tried installing ROM Manager from market and installing a recovery through that?
Yes, rooted with superuser and everything. ROM manager isn't seeming to flash the clockwork or RA recovery at all. Everytime I try to go into recovery mode, it sticks at the HTC screen.
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a couple of times when I've used rom manager to flash recovery, I haven't been able to boot into it by any other means than by using the reboot recovery button in rom manager.
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I've tried. I just don't know what else can be done. This is frustrating as hell
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did you try older versions?
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Yes. But I just thought of something, how do I get the flash commands on my phone? The stock HTC Rom doesn't have them so I could possibly flash via terminal if I can get the.flash commands
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Yes. But I just thought of something, how do I get the flash commands on my phone? The stock HTC Rom doesn't have them so I could possibly flash via terminal if I can get the.flash commands
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http://androidyou.blogspot.com/2010/07/flashimage-not-found.html
So I got the flash commands, but after what seems to be a successful recovery flash, it just hangs on the HTC white screen when I try to go into recovery
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what rom? how long are you waiting? give it like ten min just to make sure.
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are you running firerats?
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Nopee. Everything is stock except the recovery that won't boot
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Did you open up the hercimg and make sure the recovery was in there??? Also did you check to make sure the zip was named correctly??? As in HERCIMG.ZIP and not zip.zip
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Did you open up the hercimg and make sure the recovery was in there??? Also did you check to make sure the zip was named correctly??? As in HERCIMG.ZIP and not zip.zip
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Yep. Everything is named correctly. But now the main problem is; why is it seeming like a successful flash (via terminal and Rom manager) then not booting in to recovery?
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Well don't I feel stupid. HERCIMG.ZIP not HERCIMG.zip. well it worked and I got the recovery working but its not letting me glasnost ANY other recovery than cwm 3 :/
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I'm pretty sure the reason rom manager was failing is because you had an unsupported version 3.0.0.5. Try this: rename that image to version 2.5.0.1 or 2.5.0.7 (leave the rest of the image name the same) so rom manager agrees with it and then try to flash a different one. Also afaik if you have rom manager it doesn't want you to use TE either, so it may disallow flashing thru there. Yet another reason I dislike rom manager, you should just delete it If you can flash a recovery using a HERCIMG.zip (I assume this means you are s-off) it will take any recovery you give it, there are no safety checks or signature checks at all.
Use Rom Manager for best results when backing/restoring...
USB OTG Info:
USB OTG will show up as external_sd. If external_sd is not mounting, reboot recovery. You must enter recovery with usb already inserted.
Installation:
Inscrutions can be found here @ http://www.techgeekal.com/2013/03/1...ckworkmod-touch-recovery-v6-0-2-8-on-htc-one/(outdated)
Unlock bootloader at http://www.htcdev.com/bootloader/
Make sure fastboot is unchecked in power options and turn phone completely off
Boot into HBOOT then Fastboot
From fastboot. Use command "fastboot erase cache"
From fastboot. Use command "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img"
OR
Flash via Rom Manager(must have root already).
Video Tutorials:
How To Unlock The Bootloader EASIEST Method - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0gzJdwCxX0
How To ROOT EASIEST METHOD - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1KmsxO84UU
Downloads:
You can now flash in Rom Manager in rom if rooted
Classic - http://download2.clockworkmod.com/recoveries/recovery-clockwork-6.0.4.3-m7spr.img
OR
Touch - http://download2.clockworkmod.com/recoveries/recovery-clockwork-touch-6.0.4.3-m7spr.img
PC USB Mass Storage:
You can't! http://teamw.in/DataMedia
Mirror for files http://d-h.st/users/flyhalf205/?fld_id=11322#files or http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager
First release. It should boot. I took the mount points from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2236254 Please let me know if it works
I'm sure it'll be tested by then but if not I'll give it a go as soon as I get my one. You guys are just flying through
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Anyone test this?
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Anyone test this?
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Tested, it works fine
How do I flash with Rom manager? I have TWRP.
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How do I flash with Rom manager? I have TWRP.
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Pc for now says htc one is unsuppkrted
I hit menu and show all devices but just says HTC one m7 so I didn't get it. Seemed to be generic I think
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Thanks Flyhalf205! Tried the one from clockworkmod and would just say it's loading and then powers down. Found yours and worked right away!
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I hit menu and show all devices but just says HTC one m7 so I didn't get it. Seemed to be generic I think
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You can flash using the following method (while booted up). Be extremely careful when typing the /dev/blovk part though.
Download the recovery.img file. Open terminal emulator and type the following (press enter after each line):
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cd path/to/recovery/dir
su
dd if=<recoveryFileName>.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p36
That method can be used on any phone, granted that you replace the /dev/block portion with the correct location for the recovery partition on said device.
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CNexus said:
You can flash using the following method (while booted up). Be extremely careful when typing the /dev/blovk part though.
Download the recovery.img file. Open terminal emulator and type the following (press enter after each line):
Code:
cd path/to/recovery/dir
su
dd if=<recoveryFileName>.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p36
That method can be used on any phone, granted that you replace the /dev/block portion with the correct location for the recovery partition on said device.
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lol I would advise against telling users to dd something. if that OF (output file)location is wrong, or even if it's a mismatched input file is wrong,... well it is bad. dd is a low-level tool, and it CAN and HAS wiped LIVE (running) harddrives; it can do this on Windows (via cygrun dd), Linux , *nix, Mac, anything that supports linux binaries. It can do the same to that block, or directory.
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lol I would advise against telling users to dd something. if that OF (output file)location is wrong, or even if it's a mismatched input file is wrong,... well it is bad. dd is a low-level tool, and it CAN and HAS wiped LIVE (running) harddrives; it can do this on Windows (via cygrun dd), Linux , *nix, Mac, anything that supports linux binaries. It can do the same to that block, or directory.
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I know. But as always, it is up to the user to determine whether they feel comfortable, and are able, doing something, or not.
And if it wipes that partition, its only the recovery. It can still be fastbooted after the fact, and thats why I mentioned that the OF location has to be typed carefully.
Is flashing through Rom manager not working or is it me? It says it flashed just fine but when I boot to recovery it shuts down
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JIannitti said:
Is flashing through Rom manager not working or is it me? It says it flashed just fine but when I boot to recovery it shuts down
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Same here... Sad day..
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Same here... Sad day..
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flash it using adb though the bootloader.
A really really really easy way to flash and works perfectly. Flash image gui
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.joeykrim.flashimagegui
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JIannitti said:
Is flashing through Rom manager not working or is it me? It says it flashed just fine but when I boot to recovery it shuts down
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the version on rom manager is 6.0.3.2, and it looks like that version is broken. if you download it and install it through fastboot it does the same thing.
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the version on rom manager is 6.0.3.2, and it looks like that version is broken. if you download it and install it through fastboot it does the same thing.
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That's what I wound up doing. Was a lot quicker than I thought since I had the folder set up already. Thanks
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Would this work for our phone? It's say HTC one under supported, but not sure if it will work on our phone, I've asked a couple of time but no answer. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2201860
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Hello.
My friend has a brother with 7 years, and his brother blocked his phone, and now He doesn't know what is the password.
He has root and fastboot, but when I try to install recovery I can't.
I use the CMD (fastboot) (cellphone in fastboot mode)
fastboot flash recovery cwm.img
but failed
It showed this message : invalid inage size for partition recovery.
Please, what do I need to do ?
I'm helping him.
So I guess you're trying to wipe data, right?
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So I guess you're trying to wipe data, right?
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Yes, I want to do wipe data/factory, but I'm unsuccessfully.
When I needed to use "fastboot/cmd" with my xt925 I was unsuccessfully too ...
Then I use a client "v8 flasher recovery", but it is other history xD
I don't understand Why "fastboot/cmd" never work with me.
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RaR System said:
Yes, I want to do wipe data/factory, but I'm unsuccessfully.
When I needed to use "fastboot/cmd" with my xt925 I was unsuccessfully too ...
Then I use a client "v8 flasher recovery", but it is other history xD
I don't understand Why "fastboot/cmd" never work with me.
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Have you tried another IMG file for CWM or TWRP? (You can find them at razr i development thread)
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Have you tried another IMG file for CWM or TWRP? (You can find them at razr i development thread)
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Yes
I tryed with twrp and cwm.
Will be that something is missing ?
When I flashed CWM for the first time I had bricked my phone,re flashed it with RSD (I guess you are bootloader unlocked), downloaded the proper fastboot files for it and then flashed CWM with the same command as you, so I don't know anything that could be impending you from installing it.
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Then I need to use RSD and install other version of the fastboot ?
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Then I need to use RSD and install other version of the fastboot ?
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Yeah, you can try that and see if it works ( Is USB Debugging on?)
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I don't know, because when I needed to use a software (Recovery Flasher by LeBobo v1.5) He didn't work, because he needs debugging.
RaR System said:
I don't know, because when I needed to use a software (Recovery Flasher by LeBobo v1.5) He didn't work, because he needs debugging.
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Well, if you didn't activate USB debugging you cab do that in settings/developer/ and tick USB debugging.
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Yes i know, then what can I do ? =/
RaR System said:
Yes i know, then what can I do ? =/
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Try sending the command again through fastboot to flash recovery partition
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Why do you not try to wipe data in the stock recovery?
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Hi, I recently decided to unlock my bootloader on my LG device, and decided to install the pacman rom, I installed CWM 6.0.5.1
after installing the rom and the gapps, my phone went into a bootloop and i'm pretty sure it's bricked, I made a laf backup through some commands, but i am unable to access my phone even when i plug it in, it can go into fastboot, but when i am ready to execute commands, it gives me an error saying no device found. I was hoping to not give up and keep pushing for a solution, please help me, i have the kdz for the phone, i just can't enter download mode, my phone will only go into fastboot.
Any help, suggestions, are greatly appreciated, thanks in advance.
Factory data wipe.
Thank you for the response, I figured out what happened
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PAC ROM is the most stable one in the room in my opinion. Don't 7se Tue repartitu9n tool, don't reinstall y9ur laf partition. Just a few of my own observations.
No what it was is that the pacman rom 4.4.4 had a bad boot.img, so i replaced it with a different boot.img and flashed it in fastboot, since that was the only thing i could access. Then it booted up just fine, since i was able to flash the pacman rom
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No what it was is that the pacman rom 4.4.4 had a bad boot.img, so i replaced it with a different boot.img and flashed it in fastboot, since that was the only thing i could access. Then it booted up just fine, since i was able to flash the pacman rom
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Same thing happened to me. Where did you get the boot.img that works?
Go here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2871371 download the rom, then extract
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D1358531 said:
Same thing happened to me. Where did you get the boot.img that works?
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Then after u download the rom, follow these instructions from this page, let me know if it works, thanks to all the developers, seeing how this is their work
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=56701856
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angelgaa said:
Then after u download the rom, follow these instructions from this page, let me know if it works, thanks to all the developers, seeing how this is their work
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=56701856
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Thank you! I'll try this tomorrow.
Actually, maybe I won't mess with this...seems too complicated, plus I've never gone into fastboot. Thanks anyway!
You can't get into download mode until your laf is reinstalled. Commands for this I think are in the 'enable fastboot' thread. You most likely don't need or want to do this. Also the computer not seeing your phone is normally because of drivers, bad cable or USB port if you can get to fastboot you should be fine.
As for PAC ROM yes the op download has a bad boot IMG. A user named blonde???? Posted a copy with the correct boot IMG. Go to the thread, start on the last page and work backwards the copy and links he posted are posted and quoted multiple times. His copy is good with no issues. You will need to sideload or push the zip to your SD card or flash with fastboot.
Also just a tip before you flash anything....read all of page one of a thread, and most importantly read 10-20 of the last pages....if the thread has a q&a which that one does....read that too.
If you are concerned about doing fastboot commands then I reccomend leaving them available because the alternative is infinitely more restrictive and much harder to use.
Im not a newbie... ive searched but couldtn find any answer.... im on android 5.1.1 already and have flashed twrp 3 times using different versions of oding... but it actually doesnt flash... is there any special method i need to follow? Im not rooted tho...
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I just flashed through Odin.
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Well idk whats wrong... i always use odin... but this time it aint working
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What's it doing/saying? Dos it day it's complete and successful?
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What's it doing/saying? Dos it day it's complete and successful?
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Yes... and it reboot normally but when i go to recovery... the stock recovery still there
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Ive use odin 3.07....3.09 and 3.10
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Are you using the right version of TWRP? I'm not accusing you, just wondering as I've never seen this before.
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Are you using the right version of TWRP? I'm not accusing you, just wondering as I've never seen this before.
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Yes i am... this is the 1st time something like this happen to me... i dont really know whats the deal
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Yes i am... this is the 1st time something like this happen to me... i dont really know whats the deal
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Was the phone rooted before?
Also after you flash in ODIN is the phone rebooting to recovery?
If the flash is successful your phone should reboot right back into recovery. If it is not doing that then you are flashing the wrong file. In ODIN you need to use the .tar file, but the img file.
Also if you are downloading it from the TWRP website you need to extract the file from the zip. Do not flash the zip. The tar file is inside the zip.
ShrekOpher said:
Was the phone rooted before?
Also after you flash in ODIN is the phone rebooting to recovery?
If the flash is successful your phone should reboot right back into recovery. If it is not doing that then you are flashing the wrong file. In ODIN you need to use the .tar file, but the img file.
Also if you are downloading it from the TWRP website you need to extract the file from the zip. Do not flash the zip. The tar file is inside the zip.
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Yes im doing all of that! This is the 1st time ive been having this problem... the phone just reboot but not to recovery... that has never happened in any phone ive had before.... i mean every time y flash a recovery the phone just reboots and then i have to go to recovery by power it off and... u know
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fdavila17 said:
Yes im doing all of that! This is the 1st time ive been having this problem... the phone just reboot but not to recovery... that has never happened in any phone ive had before.... i mean every time y flash a recovery the phone just reboots and then i have to go to recovery by power it off and... u know
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After an ODIN flash of TWRP the phone should reboot to TWRP not to the firmware/rom.
You must have a bad download somewhere or you are using the wrong file.
The only other reason would be a locked bootloader, but the 910T comes unlocked.
Uncheck auto-reboot in odin, then pull the battery and boot into recovery after flashing.