downloaded all the goodies, gapps, rom, everything, went into CWM recovery (photon Q) followed steps exactly as followed, idk what the hell happened. Everything is wiped, tried rsd lite 5.7 with batakang stock and i get XML error every time. Ive flashed many roms since atrix 4g came out and so on, Can anyone please oblige me on this issue, im not a complete noobie.
asser failed: getprop("ro.product.device") == "xt925"
blah blah blah
E: error in /sdcard/Downloads/pac-mb886v22.zip
(status 7)
Installation aborted.
Any Help
BFRAPV42 said:
downloaded all the goodies, gapps, rom, everything, went into CWM recovery (photon Q) followed steps exactly as followed, idk what the hell happened. Everything is wiped, tried rsd lite 5.7 with batakang stock and i get XML error every time. Ive flashed many roms since atrix 4g came out and so on, Can anyone please oblige me on this issue, im not a complete noobie.
asser failed: getprop("ro.product.device") == "xt925"
blah blah blah
E: error in /sdcard/Downloads/pac-mb886v22.zip
(status 7)
Installation aborted.
Any Help
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You must either A: install cwm (razr hd); or B: extract the zip, then go to Meta-inf > Com > Google > Android > Updater-Script, change "updater-script" to "updater-script.txt" then delete all the assert lines at the top, then save as "updater-script.file" then rename it to "updater-script" with no file extension again, and put it back in the same directory as the previous updater-script was, then repack the zip and install it. (I'm talking to you in detail because you apear to be new with one post, no offense if you know how to script it with note pad++ without detailed instructions. )
flashing error
Codex01 said:
You must either A: install cwm (razr hd); or B: extract the zip, then go to Meta-inf > Com > Google > Android > Updater-Script, change "updater-script" to "updater-script.txt" then delete all the assert lines at the top, then save as "updater-script.file" then rename it to "updater-script" with no file extension again, and put it back in the same directory as the previous updater-script was, then repack the zip and install it. (I'm talking to you in detail because you apear to be new with one post, no offense if you know how to script it with note pad++ without detailed instructions. )
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i was on here prior but its been a while i appreciate the help. my issue theres no system on my AHD so how to get pacman rom redownloaded to my pc and no im not super BA at scripting. ya i can delete a few getvar lines to flash back to stock jb and start over again but syste.img wont even flash there while in AP Fastboot.
Thanks man
Trying to go to stock jb now, i had root and have unlocked bootloader, when usign rsd lite v5.7 i flash the xml after editing it and taking the 2 getvar lines out and now system wont flash, it says phone "Fail flashing process" "system.img" phone returned fail. flashing everything fine till it gets to the system.img file.
(Originaly Posted By: SkeevyDude)
Instructions Install Stock Fastboots JB
Download the respective fastboot zip you want to use
Extract the zip
Open a terminal to the extracted zips directory
Reboot into fastboot
Type the following commands in this order
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash devtree device_tree.bin
fastboot erase system -w !
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot -w
fastboot erase cache !
fastboot reboot
Don't use RSD Lite, its too complicated.
Codex01 said:
(Originaly Posted By: SkeevyDude)
Instructions Install Stock Fastboots JB
Download the respective fastboot zip you want to use
Extract the zip
Open a terminal to the extracted zips directory
Reboot into fastboot
Type the following commands in this order
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash devtree device_tree.bin
fastboot erase system -w !
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot -w
fastboot erase cache !
fastboot reboot
Don't use RSD Lite, its too complicated.
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And the erase commnds with ! don't work for us.
I installed CM10.1 by manually formatting /system and /data before flashing. Can't fail a build.prop check if there is no build.prop to check
stock jb
skeevydude said:
And the erase commnds with ! don't work for us.
I installed CM10.1 by manually formatting /system and /data before flashing. Can't fail a build.prop check if there is no build.prop to check
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so i downloaded stock att jb rom from xda, went to the directory C:\user\costco\desktop and to the stock jb folder open command prompt and typed the code.(phone is in fast boot currently as well) Cmmnd prompt says is not recognized as an external or internal command,operable program or batch file. Maybe my head is just to busy to focus i must be messing up somewhere. You guys are so freaking awesome for being patient with me and helping me, ill buy the brews haha
Not an issue with bootloader already unlocked i assume cause once im back on stock im gonna be 1000 times more careful when rerooting again to get back where i was.
idk if its terminal for vista or if its the download i got, i got it from a link on here from, I leave the "getvar lines on the xml file when i do it through terminal right?
Check out my reply in this post. I had the same problem and got it figured out...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2209660
Atrix HD - PACman ROM
RSD wouldn't flash system.img for some reason and wouldn't exit AP fastboot mode until I successfully flashed. So with the working fastboot files (check out skeevydudes posts, don't use the SDK fastboot) make a folder w fastboot.exe, fastboot api, the stock zip for rsd (remove the getvar and system.img lines of course), epinter's recovery (skeevydude made a recovery flash that contains this), and system.img (extracted from the stock RSD flash zip). Then open terminal or command prompt. cd to the folder you just made... fastboot flash system system.img then it will reboot when it flashes, reboot back to AP fastboot and then cd to fold again and then fastboot flash recovery recovery.img Then from epinter's CWM you can flash the ROM as instructed in the OP wo having to edit anything. Please excuse my mess doing all this from my phone
Droid4Drew said:
Check out my reply in this post. I had the same problem and got it figured out...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2209660
Atrix HD - PACman ROM
RSD wouldn't flash system.img for some reason and wouldn't exit AP fastboot mode until I successfully flashed. So with the working fastboot files (check out skeevydudes posts, don't use the SDK fastboot) make a folder w fastboot.exe, fastboot api, the stock zip for rsd (remove the getvar and system.img lines of course), epinter's recovery (skeevydude made a recovery flash that contains this), and system.img (extracted from the stock RSD flash zip). Then open terminal or command prompt. cd to the folder you just made... fastboot flash system system.img then it will reboot when it flashes, reboot back to AP fastboot and then cd to fold again and then fastboot flash recovery recovery.img Then from epinter's CWM you can flash the ROM as instructed in the OP wo having to edit anything. Please excuse my mess doing all this from my phone
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no man its all good i need all the tutorial help i can get, never have bricked a phone and worried i did so, i can make sense of most of it but my head is full of tht sdk stuff, trying to forget it and get this working, i feel like an idiot asking for step by step crap but how am i to get it quicker than asking for a little help. learning from this is major for me. Thanks man hopefully i get it ok.
still no bueno
BFRAPV42 said:
no man its all good i need all the tutorial help i can get, never have bricked a phone and worried i did so, i can make sense of most of it but my head is full of tht sdk stuff, trying to forget it and get this working, i feel like an idiot asking for step by step crap but how am i to get it quicker than asking for a little help. learning from this is major for me. Thanks man hopefully i get it ok.
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still a no go, have the new folder with all 5 items needed, pulled up command prompt and its giving same issue. F WORDDDDDDDDDs
C:\Users\Costco>fastboot flash system system.img
'fastboot' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
same error.
You need these fastboot binaries in the folder also, sorry I couldn't think of the word binaries earlier when I was typing... This I what I ment by the exe and api, just put the two files from the windows folder of the zip into the folder you made and try again... http://www.batakang.com/ftp/devs/mattlgroff/snapdragon-fastboots.zip
Atrix HD - PACman ROM
Droid4Drew said:
You need these fastboot binaries in the folder also, sorry I couldn't think of the word binaries earlier when I was typing... This I what I ment by the exe and api, just put the two files from the windows folder of the zip into the folder you made and try again... http://www.batakang.com/ftp/devs/mattlgroff/snapdragon-fastboots.zip
Atrix HD - PACman ROM
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i have the snapdragon fastboot .exe and .api in the folder already. along with the system.img , epinters recovery.img and MB886_att-user-4.1.1-9.8.0Q-97_MB886_FFW-20-27-release-keys-ATT-US_BuildA
i took a screen shot of the directions you gave with the command prompt open and the folder with the files in it but couldnt upload it unfortunately.
Make sure adb.exe and fast boot.exe are set to run as admin. Right click them and set them to be admin. Then try again.
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TTLayland said:
Make sure adb.exe and fast boot.exe are set to run as admin. Right click them and set them to be admin. Then try again.
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fastboot.exe is admin api doesnt have an option in advanced for run as admin, i opened terminal and cd to where the file was on c: drive and typed [fastboot flash system system.img] hit entere and it worked but the phone never rebooted after it completed, when i typed [fastboot flash recovery recovery.img] with is epinters recovery it says ERROR cannot load recovery.img
Scratch that I'm actually replying to this from stock jb, thank all you guys for all the help.
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So my advice worked?
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Ya it work but It wouldn't with battery under 60% when I charged it up it flashed with ease. I'm on stock 4.1.1 gonna try epinters cwm to flash and then finally pacman
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BFRAPV42 said:
Ya it work but It wouldn't with battery under 60% when I charged it up it flashed with ease. I'm on stock 4.1.1 gonna try epinters cwm to flash and then finally pacman
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I found that the advice I gave you was the only thing that was not in the instructions. Good stuff that you got it working though.
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Got a ? about Atrix HD flashed with Pac Man v22
I flashed Pac Man and everything looks great, and works well tiny lag issues but I love it so thank you to all the devs involved.
But...I have seemed to lose root access. I have tried to reinstall the root access with one click and it stops at Daemon started successfully *
any ideas thanks in advance!
Install a superuser zip through cwm.
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How do I get stock kernal back? I have Faux's kernal on right now.
EDIT: Actually, found instructions, belay my last. Does anyone have a link to the boot.img for verizon 4.4.4 212.55.26? Would prefer not to download a whole sbf
coronanlime said:
How do I get stock kernal back? I have Faux's kernal on right now.
EDIT: Actually, found instructions, belay my last. Does anyone have a link to the boot.img for verizon 4.4.4 212.55.26? Would prefer not to download a whole sbf
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-x/general/ref-complete-moto-x-guides-information-t2603358
Open above link and go to "Returning to Stock".
1. Download firmware of your device model
2. Unzip, copy and paste "boot.img" and "system.img" to mfastboot folder.
3. boot your device to bootloader
flash "boot.img" and "system.img" from "cmd"
type mfastboot flash boot boot.img (enter)
type mfastboot flash system system.img (enter) and reboot your device.
kenosis said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-x/general/ref-complete-moto-x-guides-information-t2603358
Open above link and go to "Returning to Stock".
1. Download firmware of your device model
2. Unzip, copy and paste "boot.img" and "system.img" to mfastboot folder.
3. boot your device to bootloader
flash "boot.img" and "system.img" from "cmd"
type mfastboot flash boot boot.img (enter)
type mfastboot flash system system.img (enter) and reboot your device.
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Good description but he said he was too lazy to download the whole sbf lol
Travisdroidx2 said:
Good description but he said he was too lazy to download the whole sbf lol
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Ha its all good. I ended doing as he said. Wasnt at home so didn't want to download the whole thing and was hoping I would be able to do it by just installing the boot image through flashify or something. played it safe and just waited till i got home. Thanks for the help.
All,
I need some help. I received the OTA from Motorola but can't load it yet because I'm rooted and using TWRP recovery. I did the following steps so I could download the OTA but am not able to get the stock recovery to load. Here are my steps:
1) Downloaded factory image file TMO_LXE22.46-11_22.21.11.victara_tmo.tmo.en.US.tgz
2) Verified I'm on the same system and build version. On my phone I see Build # LXE22.46-11 and System Version 22.21.11.victara_tmo.tmo.en.US
3) I opened Super SU and did an unroot which removed the app and I assume removed the root
4) Next I booted into fastboot mode and opened a command line on my windows PC
5) I placed the recovery.img file from the downloaded image into the folder
6) I opened a command line and typed "fastboot recovery recovery.img
7) It looks like the file loads correctly, yet when I try to reboot into recovery, I'm getting the android icon with the exclamation point and message command not recognized
Does anyone have any tips on what I may be doing incorrectly?
Thanks,
Rick
Not an expert with fastboot but shouldn't #6 be fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
ContractorDude said:
Not an expert with fastboot but shouldn't #6 be fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
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You are correct.
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Yes, sorry that was a typo. I ended up having to load a fresh copy of 5.0 and then the update.
My steps were correct and the issue was not recovery related.
FYI, that's what the stock recovery is supposed to do when you try to boot to it.
First things first:
You are doing this on your own risk, I will not be responsible for any damages!!
Requirements:
->An image in .jpg format.
(Note: It is best if the image size is in 720x1280px)
->Bootlogomaker- https://www.google.com/url?q=http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g-2014/themes-apps/app-motorola-boot-logo-maker-source-t2874732&sa=U&ved=0ahUKEwiytOTGi5LQAhWKq48KHYgCD3gQFggJMAI&client=internal-uds-cse&usg=AFQjCNHSZisyc5uNTRBqu3UZT0IX-i9hVQ
Making an logo.bin
Steps:
->Open boot logomaker and select your phone!
->Click on logo_boot in the logos and then replace.
->Now browse and choose your image.
->Do the same for all of them.
(For best results use the logo.bin file in the zip attached. You can open it by going to file open.....)
->Now save this by clicking on file and then save as.
Flashing an bootlogo
Method1:
Using ADB:
->Boot your phone to fastboot mode by turning off and then pressing vol.down and power button simultaniously.
->Connect it to your PC and start adb command line by holding shift key and right clicking on an empty place in your adb directory(folder).
->Now type
Code:
fastboot devices
->If you see your phone listed there and it says fastboot, then you are good to go!
->Now type
Code:
fastboot flash logo <location of your logo.bin>
->Then
Code:
fastboot reboot
Now you have custom logo on your phone!
Method2:
(You should have an unlocked bootloader and custom recovery)
->Download the atached zip and replace your logo.bin instead of logo.bin in the zip file.
->Reboot to recovery.
->Flash the zip file!
Thats it!
This is only for motorolla devices. I don't know if it will work on any other device!
good job with the tutorial, only one thing:
you mind changing "custom boot image" to "custom boot logo" in the title?
a boot.img (<-- called boot image) is something different than a logo.bin
just wanted to point that out
thanks!
I thought it was a tutorial on how to build a kernel
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Can we do it for a non rooted phone just flashing the zip file through recovey mode of moto g 3gen
Hiteshpandit said:
Can we do it for a non rooted phone just flashing the zip file through recovey mode of moto g 3gen
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Yes, but with TWRP
In that software there is no Moto G3 in the list. And my logo created as custom or as for Moto G2 didn't work
Hi, the file works fine on motoG3 XT1540? I have CyanogenMod 14.1 and the twrp. Thanks and sorry for my English
Hiteshpandit said:
Can we do it for a non rooted phone just flashing the zip file through recovey mode of moto g 3gen
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Yup, you don't need have root access but you must have unlocked bootloader and TWRP(If you go for flashing the zip). Unlocked bootloader is compulsory!!
nahuelt1 said:
Hi, the file works fine on motoG3 XT1540? I have CyanogenMod 14.1 and the twrp. Thanks and sorry for my English
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It does!
My PC is in repair currently , so I am posting it to "guide" you guys to make a stock flashable Moto ROM . And yes I am typing it from my Moto phone.
TRY THIS PROCESS TO MAKE IT WORK!!!!
Prerequisites:- a) A Pc running "WINDOWS 10"
b) A Moto stock firmware zip, link below:- Indian firmware link :- https://firmware.center/firmware/Motorola/Moto G5s Plus/Stock/
c) A "ANDROID KITCHEN " link below :- https://forum.xda-developers.com/ch...-android-roms-editor-assayyedkitchen-t3410545
Now, as these prerequisites gathered
Steps:- 1) Extract Android kitchen . And go to that extracted Android kitchen folder , kitchen creates 2 folder's, one is "PLACE "folder and another is "OUTPUT" folder
2) Extract "Moto stock firmware zip " you will get some files. from there copy this files :-
(boot.img)(system.img_sparsechunk) and you must copy all these "system.img_sparsechunk.0" to" system.img_sparsechunk.6" to "PLACE FOLDER" inside kitchen created folder.
3) Open "ASSAYED.EXE" inside kitchen folder. And from there follow on screen instructions from kitchen
Try it and tell me
Does it require unlocked bootloader ?
mightyjai said:
Does it require unlocked bootloader ?
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Definitely
tnx bro I'm definitely going to try it
I was successful in building it
but the device won't boot
Sri Datta said:
but the device won't boot
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So it not working ,follow this process and grab system .img and post it online
So that we can directly flash it from twrp
Install terminal emulator
Type "su"
Then after type below command for system img
"dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p53 of=/sdcard/system.img"
Boot img ,I can grab it from moto firmware zip
So kindly help me
I don't think this will work because even restoring a TWRP backup of the 100% stock ROM doesn't work -- you'll always get a "ID: Bad Key" bootloader message.
ANDROID O said:
So it not working ,follow this process and grab system .img and post it online
So that we can directly flash it from twrp
Install terminal emulator
Type "su"
Then after type below command for system img
"dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p53 of=/sdcard/system.img"
Boot img ,I can grab it from moto firmware zip
So kindly help me
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Sry for late reply bro but I have currently locked my bootloader so ask anyone else in g5s plus telegram grp