Database Develop

A little help with upgrating my P7 to MY-Rom 3.3 , or any B609 Based Room it seems.

Dear everyone.
I am not a noob now, but i can't seem to upgrade my phone to any rom based on B609.
I rooted my phone as early as i got it out of the box last summer, by that time only one rom was avaiable, MiUi, but it was still under development to i went back to the stock rom.
I then flashed the recovery to the stock recovery that was b122 based i think.
Problems started when i wanted to do the automatic upgrades on the stock rom, they would download, but the would fail upon instalation.
So i decided to follow My-Rom 3.3 Instalation guide and in fastboot mode i flashed recovery b609 , then flashed recovery CWM
Neither recovery's were avaiable if i pressed vol+ and Power , CWM recovery would just hang on huawei logo and reboot after a minute or so.
I then reflashed TWRP recovery, and flashed the MyRom 3.3 , my phone stoped booting into android.
So in a act of dispair i flashed Material-One (all of this last two steps using TWRP) just to have a working android device in the meanwhile.
What am i doing wrong? My current setup is: Material-one, twrp recovery, and this is an L10 Huawei P7
please advice
Many thanks

Hi,
Flash the stock emui 3.0 recovery and install B609 with the three button methode (if this fails you may have to flash first emui 2.3 recovery and then B133). Now you should flash cwm and install MyRom.
So twrp works only together with emui 2.3 and cwm with 3.0.. I think this should work..

Hi there.
Thanks, i have been reading that most people want to downgrade from EMUI 3.0 to 2.3 would you say that it's better for me to stick to my current kernel?

Hm, to my mind emui 3.0 is much better than 2.3.. So there are some people wanting to downgrade, but the majority doesn't. Maybe look at some screenshots and decide whether to update or not to. But I would suggest to try it out

Right! i'll do the upgrade now
After i find the stock b609 rom that is

اريد روم لهواوي بي 7

If you're still on EMUI 2.3, the only compatible TWRP is version 2.8.1.0. If you're on EMUI 3.0 use TWRP 2.8.7.0. Once in recovery delete ALL DATA by typing YES. From there you should be able to flash stock recovery and do a force-update of the ROM in question.

Che2-L11 6.0 recovery!

Hello,
I just upgraded my Honor 4X (Che2-L11) to 6.0, but I want a custom recovery for it so I used the CWM one I used earlier (the cofface one), but it did not work.
Now I want to downgrade to 4.x.x because the 6.0 update is awful, but I can't downgrade because my recovery is now broken.
Is there a stock recovery image for 6.0?

Hi !
well , you can't do what you want as you would like
The recovery you're speaking about will allow you to install the root zip but not to backup
JJ

J_9 said:
Hi !
well , you can't do what you want as you would like
The recovery you're speaking about will allow you to install the root zip but not to backup
JJ
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I would actually want the stock recovery for 6.0 so I can downgrade back to 4.x.x because the new update is just awful.

did you lose your stock recovery when you update to 6.0?

Enthydor said:
Hello,
I just upgraded my Honor 4X (Che2-L11) to 6.0, but I want a custom recovery for it so I used the CWM one I used earlier (the cofface one), but it did not work.
Now I want to downgrade to 4.x.x because the 6.0 update is awful, but I can't downgrade because my recovery is now broken.
Is there a stock recovery image for 6.0?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Force install 6.0 firmware and u'll get stock recovery back. Force install recovery works even if u have custom recovery installed.

search for downgrade process in q&a section you will find a thread related to that

Root for Paranoid Android on Nexus 6P

I have flashed Paranoid Android ROM 7.1.2. I want to root my phone. I tried to flash the latest version of SuperSU via TWRP, but when I reboot it keeps looping into TWRP no matter what I do. Then I have to flash the ROM's boot image again to get into the OS. The phone does not root. Am I doing something wrong here?

How to update to miui 9 with twrp installed without losing root and data?

Hello
My mi5 shipped with miui 8 global stable. I then unlocked the boot loader, rooted it and installed twrp.
Now that miui 9 is out I would like to try it. The updater notified me of the new versione and I can download it but I don't know how to install it considering that I do not have the original recovery.
It is not a problem for me to lose twrp if at least I can update and keep root access and my data. Is it possible? How to do it?

You must have stock recovery then this method.
http://en.miui.com/a-232.html
Or try zcx-twrp
but anyway there's a risk of boot error so backup important data.

Your best shot is probably ZCX recovery. But you'll probably end up with bootloop. Also you can try flashing stock recovery if you have it.

I can't flash any Android Oreo ROM

Hello, I have a problem with my Xiaomi Redmi 4X phone, as I said, I can not flash any Custom ROM for Android 8.1 All this happened after I put my phone in service to replace the display on which I've broken it. Now any version of Android 8.1 I try to flash results in a bootloop. I have to mention 3 things
1. In TWRP when flashing I noticed that all Custom ROMs are stuck in "Flashing system files ..." for a few seconds after saying that it ended flash-but did not abssolut anything.
2. Now a few hours I accidentally flashed Pixel Experince, but now I have the same problem.
3. I can not flash any versions of TWRP.Not much but...
THIS IS HAPPENING ONLY ON THE ANDROID OREO ROMs, Nougat ROMs works perfectlly

Try to flash first latest version of twrp or you can flash redwolf recovery then flash firmware v40 then try clean flash for oreo roms

As mentioned by above user...(latest TWRP recovery and firmware is must)
Flash latest TWRP recovery, 3.2.1-0 should be fine but there's update available 3.2.2.-0 so any will do.
Next, flash latest firmware.
Clean flash is must when changing OS.
It's most likely you don't have latest TWRP recovery and firmware.
Do backup first.