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i was trying to flash the bootloader using fire flash . it didn't work so i restored use fast-boot mode. then i try flashing hashcodes way bootloop again
but now i am not being picked up on my mac when i try to flash my backup. i am on a mac i have clue no whats wrong

xiro49 said:
i was trying to flash the bootloader using fire flash . it didn't work so i restored use fast-boot mode. then i try flashing hashcodes way bootloop again
but now i am not being picked up on my mac when i try to flash my backup. i am on a mac i have clue no whats wrong
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What did you put in for the recovery slot and boot slot. What did you check before you flashed the script.

CVanB said:
What did you put in for the recovery slot and boot slot. What did you check before you flashed the script.
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IDK The thing from hashcodes thread and i cheack wipe data but the not my prodlem it im not being picked up as being in fast although i am

xiro49 said:
IDK The thing from hashcodes thread and i cheack wipe data but the not my prodlem it im not being picked up as being in fast although i am
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If you don't have drivers, how does it communicate with the computer then?

He's using whatever Mac's built in drivers, because Apple doesn't allow 3rd party.
Ideally, OP should get adb working on windows for max compatibility and use KF First Aid.
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GreyGeist said:
He's using whatever Mac's built in drivers, because Apple doesn't allow 3rd party.
Ideally, OP should get adb working on windows for max compatibility and use KF First Aid.
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If i could get on a windows pc would that help?

xiro49 said:
If i could get on a windows pc would that help?
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ADB and Fastboot work best on a Windows 7 PC. That's what most of the guides are for, and ideally what you should be using.
Oh, and please tell me you made a backup of your boot partition like hashcode instructed! If you did, you can simply flash it back using fastboot and be done with it.

xiro49 said:
IDK The thing from hashcodes thread and i cheack wipe data but the not my prodlem it im not being picked up as being in fast although i am
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use seokhun's guide its easier

GreyGeist said:
ADB and Fastboot work best on a Windows 7 PC. That's what most of the guides are for, and ideally what you should be using.
Oh, and please tell me you made a backup of your boot partition like hashcode instructed! If you did, you can simply flash it back using fastboot and be done with it.
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yeah im not slow. thanks

xiro49 said:
yeah im not slow. thanks
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I would appreciate it if you would pay some respect to your fellow members who are trying to help you. I will add a troubleshooting section to my guide due to the overwhelming number of cases like yours.

seokhun said:
I would appreciate it if you would pay some respect to your fellow members who are trying to help you. I will add a troubleshooting section to my guide due to the overwhelming number of cases like yours.
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Thanks seokhun. By the way, OP, did you make the backups or not? If so, have you tried flashing them with fastboot?
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seokhun said:
I would appreciate it if you would pay some respect to your fellow members who are trying to help you. I will add a troubleshooting section to my guide due to the overwhelming number of cases like yours.
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it was more of a joke then me being rude. but i realy do apprecate all the people who have and are helping with my problem

GreyGeist said:
Thanks seokhun. By the way, OP, did you make the backups or not? If so, have you tried flashing them with fastboot?
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yeah i made backup ups. yeah ive tried to flashing them in fastboot but im not being picked up

xiro49 said:
yeah i made backup ups. yeah ive tried to flashing them in fastboot but im not being picked up
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Then you'll need factory cable, and working ADB drivers for windows 7. As far as I know, that's the only way.

GreyGeist said:
Then you'll need factory cable, and working ADB drivers for windows 7. As far as I know, that's the only way.
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i have tryed that it didnt work

Any root options for 4.4.2?

hey there,
I'm using the 2012 Version of the Nexus 7 (32GB Wifi), running Android 4.4.2 (Build KOT49H).
Am I right in thinking that there is currently NO option to safely root the device?
sorry if this is an common question, but if you're not already into the whole topic, things are a bit confusing at times. From what I saw, root tutorials mainly deal with 4.1 or 4.2?
thanks for any info
brokaaa

Check out wugfresh there is a tool you can download which is fairly easy to use. There are videos on YouTube that show you how and have links for wugfresh.
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striker59 said:
Check out wugfresh there is a tool you can download which is fairly easy to use. There are videos on YouTube that show you how and have links for wugfresh.
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I used wugfresh and it was simple. Actually more simple then rooting some of the Android phone.
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thanks, I will check that out!
quick question: how is it with future updates then? Can I upgrade to the next android version (when that comes out) having rooted with this tool?

brokaaa said:
thanks, I will check that out!
quick question: how is it with future updates then? Can I upgrade to the next android version (when that comes out) having rooted with this tool?
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If you use wugfresh's tool I believe he updates it when a new update comes out

You can also use a program called nexus tool kit... Sooo simple so use
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Chines programer have good VROOT tool, work 100%

BD619 said:
If you use wugfresh's tool I believe he updates it when a new update comes out
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all right...
another thing: can I do a backup of my data (using wugfresh's toolkit), then root and then simply restore my data (again with wugfresh), so that old savegames etc. will be present in the rooted device?
thanks again

brokaaa said:
all right...
another thing: can I do a backup of my data (using wugfresh's toolkit), then root and then simply restore my data (again with wugfresh), so that old savegames etc. will be present in the rooted device?
thanks again
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Just finished rooting. Had a little trouble with the drivers in the beginning, but the driver instructions in the toolkit solved the problem. I did restore my previous system with all app data using the toolkit, as well. Works perfectly!
thanks again for recommending this great toolkit and special thanks to WugFresh!

Alen_R said:
Chines programer have good VROOT tool, work 100%
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Malware infection and adware. No. Don't.

Will the Nexus 8 have a SD expansion slot?

Doesn't
fastboot oem unlock
fastboot flash recovery twrpwhatever.img
reboot recovery
flash supersux.xx.zip in recovery
mount system
delete system/recovery-from-boot.p (if needed)
work anymore?

brizey said:
Doesn't
fastboot oem unlock
fastboot flash recovery twrpwhatever.img
reboot recovery
flash supersux.xx.zip in recovery
mount system
delete system/recovery-from-boot.p (if needed)
work anymore?
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+1 i was wondering the same thing. I prefer to run these commands myself rather than use a toolkit (no offense wug!)
-Betu said:
Will the Nexus 8 have a SD expansion slot?
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I haven't heard anything about the nexus 8 but if you mean future generation nexus devices then the answer is probably no. Google has stated why they won't include external memory slots on nexus devices for several reasons. Do a quick google search.
Edit: just saw rumors of nexus 8 device.... 64 bit processor WTF!!!!! I'll have to check this out.
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brizey said:
Doesn't
fastboot oem unlock
fastboot flash recovery twrpwhatever.img
reboot recovery
flash supersux.xx.zip in recovery
mount system
delete system/recovery-from-boot.p (if needed)
work anymore?
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Yes it does

brizey said:
Doesn't
fastboot oem unlock
fastboot flash recovery twrpwhatever.img
reboot recovery
flash supersux.xx.zip in recovery
mount system
delete system/recovery-from-boot.p (if needed)
work anymore?
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If those aren't working for you....its your drivers in windows. It isn't seeing your nexus properly.
Always start with the command fastboot devices. And see if it lists your nexus. If not, nothing else will work either.
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kj2112 said:
If those aren't working for you....its your drivers in windows. It isn't seeing your nexus properly.
Always start with the command fastboot devices. And see if it lists your nexus. If not, nothing else will work either.
Sent from my N5, N7, Moto X, G Tab 3 or S2.....
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I wasn't saying it was not working for me. I was wondering why the op thought there was something different with 4.4.2.
I pre-ordered during the io it was announced at and rooted using fastboot commands the first time I turned it on.
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xposed
root the tablet but dont put any custom roms. Used xposed modules to get the rom features onto the tablet. Most roms can be named stable but they are no match to the stability of stock google rom

[LG-H901] Stock .img Files (Boot, System, and Recovery)

These are stock .img files that we pulled once TWRP got booted. If you break something (like flashing TWRP incorrectly), you can use these to restore it.
boot.img - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5fMrmukgO0NcVdKYzczRFBBSlk/view?usp=sharing
recovery.img - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5fMrmukgO0NUTUtdXdVZTM5MGs/view?usp=sharing
system.img - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5fMrmukgO0NcTYxVHhkSkxfelk/view?usp=sharing
For a flashable zip of the img's: http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-v10/development/lg-h901-stock-images-device-restore-t3241170
If you're having trouble flashing system.img because of file size (you will). Move it to the /sdcard folder on your phone however you want (simply drag it over to storage), then in adb shell, "dd if=/sdcard/system.img of=/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/system" or simply use TWRP.

Flashing these would be the same as you would on the nexus right? I.e fastboot flash system system.img

md1008 said:
Flashing these would be the same as you would on the nexus right? I.e fastboot flash system system.img
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Yes
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Make sure you have the newest fastboot binary or it won't flash the system.img

Newest fastboot binary?

mikeyinid said:
Make sure you have the newest fastboot binary or it won't flash the system.img
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Mine wouldn't flash it. So I was told to put the system.img in /sdcard, then adb shell (I did it while in TWRP), then "dd if=/sdcard/system.img of=/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/system" let it run. Reboot.

TheJesus said:
Mine wouldn't flash it. So I was told to put the system.img in /sdcard, then adb shell (I did it while in TWRP), then "dd if=/sdcard/system.img of=/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/system" let it run. Reboot.
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Yea, that'll work. You can make a flashable zip that'll do the same thing.

I lost a lot of system apps after unlocking my bootloader (still don't know how) including lg smart world and the one that enables screenshot in navigation bar. I was wondering if flashing the system img will restore them and would it relock my bootloader?

Airtioteclint said:
I lost a lot of system apps after unlocking my bootloader (still don't know how) including lg smart world and the one that enables screenshot in navigation bar. I was wondering if flashing the system img will restore them and would it relock my bootloader?
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As you were resetting up the phone, lg should have showed you the list of uninstalled LG apps...it ALWAYS does, but I know it is easy to skip over them as well when setting the phone. There should be another way even after, will edit this post once I set up my phone again.
But to answer your main post, flashing the system.img wont bring it back because the phone will still see them as uninstalled. You just have to reinstall them from the lg app list

mgbotoe said:
As you were resetting up the phone, lg should have showed you the list of uninstalled LG apps...it ALWAYS does, but I know it is easy to skip over them as well when setting the phone. There should be another way even after, will edit this post once I set up my phone again.
But to answer your main post, flashing the system.img wont bring it back because the phone will still see them as uninstalled. You just have to reinstall them from the lg app list
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Ok thanks i will do some rummaging. :highfive:
Edit - ok found it. In about device uodate center.

Thanks for the upload,
My V10 came with tons of bloatware from a Korean carrier, if i'll flash the system.img, will clean the bloatware?
thanks

You guys with root. Have you experienced the second screen not displaying?
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Persianhawkes said:
You guys with root. Have you experienced the second screen not displaying?
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Working fine here. Did you delete anything?

Airtioteclint said:
Working fine here. Did you delete anything?
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I froze a few apps then when i noticed it i unfroze them and still nothing. After a factory reset it was back to normal so not sure if that had something to do with it.
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Persianhawkes said:
I froze a few apps then when i noticed it i unfroze them and still nothing. After a factory reset it was back to normal so not sure if that had something to do with it.
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Cool sounds like you got it back up and running. I straight up deleted the bloats. My motto is, if it doesn't have an icon (i use rom toolbox pro) leave it alone. Lol.

Persianhawkes said:
I froze a few apps then when i noticed it i unfroze them and still nothing. After a factory reset it was back to normal so not sure if that had something to do with it.
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Did you install Xposed?

mikeyinid said:
Did you install Xposed?
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Nope didnt even make it to that yet lol. What version of xposed is recommended?
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Persianhawkes said:
Nope didnt even make it to that yet lol. What version of xposed is recommended?
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The offical version. But it breaks the second screen.

mikeyinid said:
The offical version. But it breaks the second screen.
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Ok thanks ill debate a little longer on whats more important to me.
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mikeyinid said:
The offical version. But it breaks the second screen.
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That cant be i have xposed installed. Maybe certain modules? I only using youtube adaway.
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Persianhawkes said:
Ok thanks ill debate a little longer on whats more important to me.
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The 64bit one by rovo. All is well here.

Tutorial about flashing stock rom from adb

Can someone show me some step-by-step tutorial about how to flash stock rom via adb? My phone don't want to get in TWRP.

There is a tutorial here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2876769
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xKroniK13x said:
There is a tutorial here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2876769
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I need some more help because i'd never flashed anything trough adb

nestorojeda said:
I need some more help because i'd never flashed anything trough adb
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What do you need help with exactly? That thread explains setting up drivers, adb and also flashing the stock ROM. There's not much to it. If you want a more automated approach, research either House of Moto or RSDLite.
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xKroniK13x said:
What do you need help with exactly? That thread explains setting up drivers, adb and also flashing the stock ROM. There's not much to it. If you want a more automated approach, research either House of Moto or RSDLite.
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I need to know how to revert to stock from cm13, becuause i can get in twrp. And if it is a program similar to odin for samsung, better.

nestorojeda said:
I need to know how to revert to stock from cm13, becuause i can get in twrp. And if it is a program similar to odin for samsung, better.
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You will need to download the stock firmware for your phone, preferably the version you were on prior to flashing cm13. Follow the FAQ thread for installing ADB and Motorola drivers. Plug in your Moto X using your OEM USB cable in a USB2.0 port (OEM and USB2 can be important). Follow the tutorial linked there to then flash stock firmware.
House of Moto will generate a batch script to run the commands automatically, but still requires OEM cable, drivers and USB 2 port.
RSDLite is similar to House of Moto and will automate the process, same prerequisites to the above.
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Oneplus A3010 TD-LTE stuck on logo

Hello, i have one piece OnePlus A3010 which i think is chinese version since letters on box are in chinese...well the phone is stuck on logo and i need to flash it....can anyone share or direct me to flasher and firmware?
Thanks

here you go the link to official website:
http://downloads.oneplus.net/oneplus-3t/oneplus_3t_oxygenos_4.1.3/
http://downloads.oneplus.net/oneplus-3t/oneplus_3t_oxygenos_openbeta_7/
Instructions are available there only. If you have twrp installed you can flash the rom just like any other rom.

Is my model OnePlus 3T? It doesn't say in the box

andrew21 said:
Is my model OnePlus 3T? It doesn't say in the box
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Model no. For both OnePlus and OnePlus 3t are same so you'll have to check somehow from your box only. Maybe you can if there is anything about front camera, battery or processor mentioned as these are the only differences in 3 and 3t.
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In the box it says A3010, is that 3T? I need to be sure before I flash my device since I don't want to brick it.

andrew21 said:
In the box it says A3010, is that 3T? I need to be sure before I flash my device since I don't want to brick it.
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Yes A3010 is the chinese version of Oneplus 3t

So I can flash with oneplus 3T files? I won't brick the device?

andrew21 said:
So I can flash with oneplus 3T files? I won't brick the device?
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Yes you can flash stable or the open beta. Follow the guidelines as mentioned in the links and it should not brick your device.
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Also need to ask you, I read this from the site link u gave me:
If you are not using the original Oxygen Recovery. View instructions for TWRP Recovery to flash OxygenOS Recovery .
Don't understand what this means....?

andrew21 said:
Also need to ask you, I read this from the site link u gave me:
If you are not using the original Oxygen Recovery. View instructions for TWRP Recovery to flash OxygenOS Recovery .
Don't understand what this means....?
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They basically want you to use their own official recovery and not twrp. If you don't want to root or customise the phone just use the instructions with official recovery. It should be fine.
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Ok one more question, where do I copy the oneplus 3T ROM file?

andrew21 said:
Ok one more question, where do I copy the oneplus 3T ROM file?
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Are you using pc or your phone to flash the ROM?
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I'm using phone to install stock ROM on it via stock recovery

andrew21 said:
I'm using phone to install stock ROM on it via stock recovery
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/storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.oneplus.ota/files/.OnePlusOta/
its hidden so make sure to switch on hidden files on your pc.

So the ROM file is already in the phone? All I need to do is flash it via Stock Recovery? what about the ROM I downloaded?
Also, check out this link, this is the procedure I will execute:
http://www.technobuzz.net/return-to-100-stock-on-oneplus-3/

andrew21 said:
So the ROM file is already in the phone? All I need to do is flash it via Stock Recovery? what about the ROM I downloaded?
Also, check out this link, this is the procedure I will execute:
http://www.technobuzz.net/return-to-100-stock-on-oneplus-3/
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The ROM won't be there already. When you download an update it is stored in the directory and is removed upon successful installation. If you're stock I'd recommend using the official method. Just reset the phone once you install the ROM as you'll be switching from Chinese ROM to oxygen os.
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I will use the official method, when I execute the following command:
For Windows: “adb sideload <filename>”
Where do I store the <file>?

andrew21 said:
I will use the official method, when I execute the following command:
For Windows: “adb sideload <filename>”
Where do I store the <file>?
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It has to be in the same folder where and files are stored. You can also just drag and drop the file in command prompt.
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bonham1988 said:
It has to be in the same folder where and files are stored. You can also just drag and drop the file in command prompt.
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I'm sorry, I don't understand, which folder where files are stored?

andrew21 said:
I'm sorry, I don't understand, which folder where files are stored?
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You'll have to download adb and fastboot in your pc if you want to use the sideload method. If you're not aware of it several tutorials are available on XDA.
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