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I was on LJ6 and I rooted . When I install the CM9, i am stupid using the CWM to flash .. now no matter which rom i flashed , it still keep looping
I can still enter to CWM and download mode .
Need ur help ... Thanks
minicris said:
I was on LJ6 and I rooted . When I install the CM9, i am stupid using the CWM to flash .. now no matter which rom i flashed , it still keep looping
I can still enter to CWM and download mode .
Need ur help ... Thanks
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Pc odin
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so you arent bricked then
if you can bet into cwr to install a gb kernel then rstoire if not you wil lneed to use pc odin to flash a rom
Did you wipe cache, dalvik, and factory reset?
Upgrading from GB to ICS will usually loop if you don't reset the phone.
Do not wipe cache, dalvik, or factory reset
In fact, stay away from CWM and use PC-Odin to flash a stock image.
Azeazezar said:
Do not wipe cache, dalvik, or factory reset
In fact, stay away from CWM and use PC-Odin to flash a stock image.
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I TRY FLASHED THE STOCK ROM KJ6,LA2
it still looping .....
Try this, worked for me
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=25925185&postcount=46
Richy99 said:
so you arent bricked then
if you can bet into cwr to install a gb kernel then rstoire if not you wil lneed to use pc odin to flash a rom
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how to install a GB kernel? do i need to find a pre-rooted GB kernel ?
ioluas said:
Try this, worked for me
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=25925185&postcount=46
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where did u get the files ?
RickR78 said:
Did you wipe cache, dalvik, and factory reset?
Upgrading from GB to ICS will usually loop if you don't reset the phone.
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IT WORK AGAIN AFTER
I WIPE THE CACHE,dalvik
IT WORK AGAIN
THANKS SO MUCH
minicris said:
IT WORK AGAIN AFTER
I WIPE THE CACHE,dalvik
IT WORK AGAIN
THANKS SO MUCH
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oh yeah we understand your emotions
but you did not brick at all in the first place!
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Solution was found, no need for more.
Hello, since I don't really like my custom rom (remics 1.4) I would like to install back my stock rom (normally the latest gingerbread since I couldn't do any update). But on sammobile I can't find any roms for my country, I'm from belgium. My phone isn't simlocked, I don't know if it has any use to know that?
Btw, my phone is a galaxy s plus (GT-i9001)
Sorry for the double post
abdelbachir said:
Btw, my phone is a galaxy s plus (GT-i9001)
Sorry for the double post
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Here is a collection of an official Samsung released Roms:
Tutorial how to flash them HERE.
Thanks man, that's really helpful. So I can flash any of those roms without worying about being belgian or anything?
Should i format my phone before flashing those roms?
From my experience you should do a wipe/factory reset before Odin the stock Rom.
I have Odin a stock Rom without wipe and it didn't boot so I cf-root, wipe from recovery and booted.
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Ok, so if I understand i should do : Wipe Data, Wipe Cache, Wipe Dalvik Cache and hop, I turn off my phone, go into download mode and flash the stock rom immediatly?
abdelbachir said:
Ok, so if I understand i should do : Wipe Data, Wipe Cache, Wipe Dalvik Cache and hop, I turn off my phone, go into download mode and flash the stock rom immediatly?
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Exactly!:laugh:
Thanks man, you're a beast, really fast answer
sorry to bother you a bit more, but I prefer to be cautious with all of this, these roms, more precisely the XXKPU one (last in the list) is I think from poland? Does it have any importance? Since I am belgian, i need the french language haha
Oi, guys, I really need help please!! I did wipe data/factory reset in clockworkmod, then i closed my phone and flashed the stock rom (XXKPU) with Odin. But now my phone isn't booting! Or more precisely, It's just the sequence with the "S" appearing that comes over and over again!! What did I do wrong and what can I do please??
abdelbachir said:
Oi, guys, I really need help please!! I did wipe data/factory reset in clockworkmod, then i closed my phone and flashed the stock rom (XXKPU) with Odin. But now my phone isn't booting! Or more precisely, It's just the sequence with the "S" appearing that comes over and over again!! What did I do wrong and what can I do please??
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Boot into cwm and either wipe data again or your are going to have to flash the stock again. I have had to do that in the past
Sent From My YP-G1 running ICS build 3.5
I tried booting in cwm but I can't, failed like 5 times. A few tries, I got an android robot with some sort of opened box next to him.
abdelbachir said:
I tried booting in cwm but I can't, failed like 5 times. A few tries, I got an android robot with some sort of opened box next to him.
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This is your WIKI http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S_Plus/GT-I9001 it contains everything you need to help you, get a better understanding of your phone
1) 19001 uses Odin 4.43
2) need AriesVe.ops file for flashing
3) IF CWM failed flash CWM 6.0
4) If boot failed flash a i9001 boot loader ( look in My Android collections , link below or use your WIKI)
Thanks a lot man, flashed the cwm in the phone, did a wipe data/factory reset and it works like a charm now. I'll defenitly do a bit of reading to understand my phone a looot better!
So i was installing some drivers from chainfire but when my phone was rebooting it just got stucked in the s3 mini logo,.. i can acces CWM recovery and download mode. i tried doing a factory data wipe, then cache wipe and dalvick wipe. After after all that it's still stucked.
Can someone help pls ._. ... btw i had CM 11 rom.
Sorry if other threads like this are already posted but i really don't have anytime to search all the forums.. i need my phone back D:
If u have a nandroid backup just flash it back and everything must be fixed hopefully
o0VIP0o said:
If u have a nandroid backup just flash it back and everything must be fixed hopefully
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Oh... thanks for the reply but i dont have a backup.. but can just flash a stock rom?
Alright... Well in ur case u should try u won't lose anything... Anyway try getting the os on the external sdcard and then flash through CWM recovery
Hope it works GOOD LUCK
johnkylem00 said:
Oh... thanks for the reply but i dont have a backup.. but can just flash a stock rom?
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Yes you have to flash a stock firmware with odin but you will lose your current ROM and root access
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This phone was not rooted prior to being stuck at the boot screen. Actually, it wasn't event stuck at the boot screen. Instead, it turned on and off. I installed PhilZ recovery and was able to backup all files. Then I tried to flash different versions of CM without success. They all get stuck at the boot screen now. No more turning on and off. I also tried to clear cache, wipe dalvik something and reset to factory. Is there something else that can be done? What would be the most likely cause for the failure?
bfürbanane said:
This phone was not rooted prior to being stuck at the boot screen. Actually, it wasn't event stuck at the boot screen. Instead, it turned on and off. I installed PhilZ recovery and was able to backup all files. Then I tried to flash different versions of CM without success. They all get stuck at the boot screen now. No more turning on and off. I also tried to clear cache, wipe dalvik something and reset to factory. Is there something else that can be done? What would be the most likely cause for the failure?
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Download Odin, using 3.04 or 3.07 for win 7,8,10
http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/18196321/file.html
Put the devices in download mode (Press volume Up + home + power) and install a stock firmware
http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/database/GT-N7000/
Guide Odin n7000
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1424997
If you want to install a custom rom type CM11, CM12 or CM13 you have to install a kernel compatible with recovery
Install PhilZ recovery, then from recovery install a compatible kernel
Kernel CM11
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347829437
Kernel CM12
http://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=16862
After flashing the kernel do a
Data factory reset
Wipe cache
Wipe Dalvik/ART
Install ROM, install gapps
If it does not work
Data factory reset
Wipe cache
Wipe Dalvik/ART
Format system
Format cache
Format data
Install ROM, install gapps
panamera2011 said:
Download Odin, using 3.04 or 3.07 for win 7,8,10
http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/18196321/file.html
Put the devices in download mode (Press volume Up + home + power) and install a stock firmware
http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/database/GT-N7000/
Guide Odin n7000
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1424997
If you want to install a custom rom type CM11, CM12 or CM13 you have to install a kernel compatible with recovery
Install PhilZ recovery, then from recovery install a compatible kernel
Kernel CM11
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347829437
Kernel CM12
http://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=16862
After flashing the kernel do a
Data factory reset
Wipe cache
Wipe Dalvik/ART
Install ROM, install gapps
If it does not work
Data factory reset
Wipe cache
Wipe Dalvik/ART
Format system
Format cache
Format data
Install ROM, install gapps
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I did everything you said. Unfortunately, my device is still stuck at the boot screen. There were no error messages while flashing the roms and no other unusual events.
bfürbanane said:
I did everything you said. Unfortunately, my device is still stuck at the boot screen. There were no error messages while flashing the roms and no other unusual events.
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This is really strange, try to redo the procedure without installing SuperSU
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panamera2011 said:
This is really strange, try to redo the procedure without installing SuperSU
Sent from my H60-L02 using Tapatalk
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Where does it say to install SuperSU? How would that be possible when Android is not booting.
bfürbanane said:
Where does it say to install SuperSU? How would that be possible when Android is not booting.
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I'm sorry but it's really strange, never had installation issues with any version of this rom
Have you tried this kernel to install the rom?
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347829437
Sent from my H60-L02 using Tapatalk
bfürbanane said:
Where does it say to install SuperSU? How would that be possible when Android is not booting.
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Alternatively, Odin a stock rom and look for a philz.zip with compatible baseband. You can enter stock recovery and then flash the philz.zip via update option. This is essentially replacing stock recovery with the custom version. I did this on a naturally occurring bootloop phone and it seems to work, this method also bypasses the yellow triangle warning on boot.
From there, if you want to use other custom roms just remember to wipe /data and /system before installing the kernel, followed by rom itself after a reboot to recovery.
bfürbanane said:
Where does it say to install SuperSU? How would that be possible when Android is not booting.
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Sorry but I confused the message with the MIUI 6.2.12 thread [emoji16]
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AutumQueen92 said:
Alternatively, Odin a stock rom and look for a philz.zip with compatible baseband. You can enter stock recovery and then flash the philz.zip via update option. This is essentially replacing stock recovery with the custom version. I did this on a naturally occurring bootloop phone and it seems to work, this method also bypasses the yellow triangle warning on boot.
From there, if you want to use other custom roms just remember to wipe /data and /system before installing the kernel, followed by rom itself after a reboot to recovery.
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I tried that. I went to samsung-updates.com and downloaded a version that I believe is compatible with my baseband version. Is there any way to check what baseband version my phone has? Then I flashed with odin and was stuck in a bootloop. I then flashed PhilZ recovery and the boot hangs at the samsung logo.
bfürbanane said:
Is there any way to check what baseband version my phone has?
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Settings>about phone>
IronRoo said:
Settings>about phone>
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The phone is not booting.
IronRoo said:
Settings>about phone>
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Doh! sorry not reading what's in front of me. I did once read that you can get phone number via ADB, maybe the same will work for baseband?
bfürbanane said:
This phone was not rooted prior to being stuck at the boot screen. Actually, it wasn't event stuck at the boot screen. Instead, it turned on and off. I installed PhilZ recovery and was able to backup all files. Then I tried to flash different versions of CM without success. They all get stuck at the boot screen now. No more turning on and off. I also tried to clear cache, wipe dalvik something and reset to factory. Is there something else that can be done? What would be the most likely cause for the failure?
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Have you tried a clean install ? Wiping /system and /data partitions then installing a custom ROM .. This option can be found in philz under install a new ROM ..
N00b... said:
Have you tried a clean install ? Wiping /system and /data partitions then installing a custom ROM .. This option can be found in philz under install a new ROM ..
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Yes, I tried that. I also tried installing a ROM with a custom kernel that works on my other N7000, but it is still stuck at the boot screen.
bfürbanane said:
Yes, I tried that. I also tried installing a ROM with a custom kernel that works on my other N7000, but it is still stuck at the boot screen.
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I think i got same problem as you do. Im digging on internet , if i get something ill write here.
Condox18 said:
I think i got same problem as you do. Im digging on internet , if i get something ill write here.
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Good to know that I am not alone with my problem. Right now, I am out of ideas. I tried everything I could think of. I hope you have more luck than me.
same problem
bfürbanane said:
Good to know that I am not alone with my problem. Right now, I am out of ideas. I tried everything I could think of. I hope you have more luck than me.
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Check this thread, post 3207 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1774208&page=321, u may have eactly same problem as me.
Condox18 said:
Check this thread, post 3207 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1774208&page=321, u may have eactly same problem as me.
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Thanks for the pointer. I subscribed myself to that thread.
As the tittle says. Can I install Android 6 in my s5 mini without rooting? Or unrooting later. I have G800H model. Can I do it with odin? If someone can write the steps for me or paste some tutorial I'll be very grateful!
garzons said:
As the tittle says. Can I install Android 6 in my s5 mini without rooting? Or unrooting later. I have G800H model. Can I do it with odin? If someone can write the steps for me or paste some tutorial I'll be very grateful!
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If you Flash TWRP recovery trough Odin, like it is mentioned in another thread all about flashing, you can install CM13 (which is basically Android 6). You don't have to install SuperSU.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...install-twrp-custom-roms-g800f-t3439853/page1
This explains just how you do it, of course you have to flash files specific for G800H and not for G800F if you have the Snapdragon version.
Zocker1304 said:
If you Flash TWRP recovery trough Odin, like it is mentioned in another thread all about flashing, you can install CM13 (which is basically Android 6). You don't have to install SuperSU.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...install-twrp-custom-roms-g800f-t3439853/page1
This explains just how you do it, of course you have to flash files specific for G800H and not for G800F if you have the Snapdragon version.
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Thanks for answering. I think I screwed up a little. Installed twrp and rooted then I tried to install CM but it failed. I read that the reason is I got an old version of TWRP. So I wiped all but I still have TWRP and rooted. How can I wipe everything? And start as you indicated me? And where can I find a TWRP updated version because I can't find a compatible with S5 mini in the official website.
So many thanks in advance!
garzons said:
Thanks for answering. I think I screwed up a little. Installed twrp and rooted then I tried to install CM but it failed. I read that the reason is I got an old version of TWRP. So I wiped all but I still have TWRP and rooted. How can I wipe everything? And start as you indicated me? And where can I find a TWRP updated version because I can't find a compatible with S5 mini in the official website.
So many thanks in advance!
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Just go to Androidfilehost.com and search for hennymcc than go into his CM13 directory for S5 Mini and download the TWRP there. You can flash it via Odin. Then you don't have to root. Just install CM13 from the same directory. No need to root at all. If you want to, just flash SuperSU which you can find on Google.
If you want to wipe, you can do that in TWRP under the option wipe -> advanced wipe -> and mark data, cache, dalvik cache and system.
Thanks again! I downloaded the recovery you told me. There's just a part that I don't get well:
Zocker1304 said:
If you want to wipe, you can do that in TWRP under the option wipe -> advanced wipe -> and mark data, cache, dalvik cache and system.
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Doing that I will erase the old recovery and the root? Because It's weird that recovery autodelete itself. Or how I have to do to delete the old recovery and the root? Or if i flash it with odin the new recovery will replace the old one?
Sorry and thanks in advance!
garzons said:
Thanks again! I downloaded the recovery you told me. There's just a part that I don't get well:
Doing that I will erase the old recovery and the root? Because It's weird that recovery autodelete itself. Or how I have to do to delete the old recovery and the root? Or if i flash it with odin the new recovery will replace the old one?
Sorry and thanks in advance!
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You don't have to delete it. Just flash the new recovery via Odin and than go into recovery and do the wiping I told you.
Zocker1304 said:
You don't have to delete it. Just flash the new recovery via Odin and than go into recovery and do the wiping I told you.
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Thanks for all your help! I'll do it in a while
Zocker1304 said:
You don't have to delete it. Just flash the new recovery via Odin and than go into recovery and do the wiping I told you.
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Hi Zocker1304 and anyone else who wants to help. I downloaded the twrp from hennymcc from Androidfilehost.com and flashed with odin but now the recovery is broken. I lost the twrp and the original recovery too. When I try to go to recovery I get this message: Could not do normal boot. And goes to odin mode. What should I do? I'd like to delete everything and put it all again from zero.
Thank you in advance!
garzons said:
Hi Zocker1304 and anyone else who wants to help. I downloaded the twrp from hennymcc from Androidfilehost.com and flashed with odin but now the recovery is broken. I lost the twrp and the original recovery too. When I try to go to recovery I get this message: Could not do normal boot. And goes to odin mode. What should I do? I'd like to delete everything and put it all again from zero.
Thank you in advance!
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Go to advanced tab on Odin and activate Nand erase all. I don't know if that will help, but activate that and than flash Stock again. That will erase everything.
Zocker1304 said:
Go to advanced tab on Odin and activate Nand erase all. I don't know if that will help, but activate that and than flash Stock again. That will erase everything.
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I made that and everything seemed right but then I tried to install TWRP from the link you gave me:
Zocker1304 said:
If you Flash TWRP recovery trough Odin, like it is mentioned in another thread all about flashing, you can install CM13 (which is basically Android 6). You don't have to install SuperSU.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...install-twrp-custom-roms-g800f-t3439853/page1
This explains just how you do it, of course you have to flash files specific for G800H and not for G800F if you have the Snapdragon version.
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And first when I tried to go to recovery went to odin mode. And then I restarted my phone and tried again but this time I got the old recovery. So evidently I'm having a problem with TWRP. Whan can I do?
garzons said:
I made that and everything seemed right but then I tried to install TWRP from the link you gave me:
And first when I tried to go to recovery went to odin mode. And then I restarted my phone and tried again but this time I got the old recovery. So evidently I'm having a problem with TWRP. Whan can I do?
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Aaaaaaah you are on Stock right? If you are on Stock:
Flash the TWRP I told you via Odin and right after the flash finished press the buttons to enter recovery. DONT LET IT REBOOT! if it reboots, you have to try again. You have to go into TWRP right after flashing, because otherwise TouchWiz restores the stock recovery. It only does that on the first reboot. Once you were in TWRP, it stays.
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Aaaaaaah you are on Stock right? If you are on Stock:
Flash the TWRP I told you via Odin and right after the flash finished press the buttons to enter recovery. DONT LET IT REBOOT! if it reboots, you have to try again. You have to go into TWRP right after flashing, because otherwise TouchWiz restores the stock recovery. It only does that on the first reboot. Once you were in TWRP, it stays.
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I totally did it that way! because that's what the tutorial says. And eventhough it failed. So I don't know what's the problem
Maybe I need root after all and that's why it don't work. I tried a couple of times more and still had the problem
garzons said:
I totally did it that way! because that's what the tutorial says. And eventhough it failed. So I don't know what's the problem
Maybe I need root after all and that's why it don't work. I tried a couple of times more and still had the problem
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Did you flash stock in between so everything gets erased? With activated NaND erase button? Under the advanced tab in Odin?
Zocker1304 said:
Did you flash stock in between so everything gets erased? With activated NaND erase button? Under the advanced tab in Odin?
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Yeah. Did everything. Is TWRP indispensable to have for installing rom? Is there any other recovery?
garzons said:
Yeah. Did everything. Is TWRP indispensable to have for installing rom? Is there any other recovery?
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There are other recoverys but TWRP works fine and is the best recovery in my opinion. And no, you can flash any zipaligned ROM with the recovery.