I'm using the Wren (smaller ZW2) and got it stuck in a boot loop when flashing SuperSU/kernel. It is looping while in the "circling dots" animation and is not recognized on my PC. Any help would be nice!
Edit: I got into recovery by swiping from the top right corner to the bottom left in the ASUS splash screen. I'll see what I can do from here.
Edit 2: Would anyone be kind enough to provide a stock recovery IMG/TWRP backup for my specific device? I can't get into system anymore. Booting the device up goes straight into recovery and booting to system via recovery does the same.
Edit 3: A stock device would be helpful. Adb shell, su, dd if=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/ of=/sdcard/stockrecovery.IMG extracts the recovery to the SDCARD.
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Still desperate!
Fixed?
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I tried to change system fonts, I replaced files in /system/fonts using adb and rebooted phone. Now it hangs on boot screen now, I have only fastboot and recovery access. How I can fix my phone?
I tried to run RUU_Hero_HTC_WWE_2.73.405.5_WWE_release_signed_NoDriver.exe but I get USB-connection error.
I thought about flashing from SDcard, but I don't know how to do it.
Can you help me?
I found solution:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=4467471&postcount=13
Hi!
I was trying to root my "titan pc8008" tablet the other day. Being a noob i ended up screwing it up and now it when i turn it on i always gets stuck in the loading screen android os.
When it worked i managed to have adb working properly (that's how i was doing the rooting).
It never occurred to me to install cwm or make any kind of back up before tinkering with the device.
I've done some research and manage to boot into a screen with a green android laying with a red triangle over it' belly. I think this is the stock recovery.
The thing is the tablet doesn't have vol keys and the stock recovery screen doesn't show any options.
I've tried pressing all kind of combinations with the keys the tablet has but nothing happens.
Also, when im in the recovery screen i can do some adb commands like "adb reboot recovery" ,which takes me to the same screen, and "adb reboot-bootloader" which just powers off the device. "adb shell" says something about like it can't mount the file system.
How can i flash cwm (or do anything) from this point?
Btw, sorry for the long post but i wanted to give as much info as posible
btw this is all i get in the recovery screen
....//i.imgur.com/ZTpo5CC.jpg (sorry can't post links yet)
Hello XDA Developers
I fear I am currently in a state of denial, but I still hope you fine folks can help me (even if it's only to get to the final state of grief... acceptance)
My problem in a nutshell:
- system image is fine
- recovery image is broken
- device is stuck in a recovery bootloop
- apx is working but i have no NvFlash backup image available
Here's what happened:
1. I have accidentally flashed the wrong version of TWRP (JB instead of ICS, even though i still have the 9.4.2.21 Bootloader) with fastboot.
(reason for this was because i kept getting the stupid boot loop with CWM that you can fix with)
Code:
adb shell dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p3 bs=1 count=13
2. The device booted fine after the flashing process but i could (for now obvious reasons) not enter recovery mode, so I booted all the way, powered down the device and selected restart -> recovery
Now i am in what appears to be the good old boot loop:
The prime wants to boot up recovery, fails, reboots.
Holding vol-Down does not give me the option to start fastboot - it just states the Bootloader Version and says "Bootin recovery kernel image"
Holding Vol-Up brings me to APX and NVFlash should work, but i cannot for the life of me find my blob.img - i think it is still on my internal sd card. :crying:
Is there any hope left for me? Is there any method i am unaware of to skip the recovery boot or at least get to fastboot?
This just feels so unreal because the working system is "right there" hidden behind the recovery partition, i just cannot get to it because i'm stuck in the blasted bootloop again.
Thanks a bunch
Christoph
Hi all.
I have an Asus TF103C that had been updated to lollipop that is currently (soft?) Bricked
I've been through pretty much all the threads and tried all of the fixes. Still unable to boot into android. I am unsure what step to take next. I cant apply official firmware updates via SD card nor sideload via ADB
Currently I can get it to boot up to a UEFI BIOS screen(where I can only scroll up and down via volume keys on the first page and nothing else.) or a fast boot screen showing firmware version ( 209.05 just incase its needed.) I can get it back to a droidboot screen, but I still cant flash any system img. If it's important this tablet uses an Intel Z3745.
Just a quick bump. Still only have access to the fastboot screen and recovery. I attempted flashing images again, and while it eventually goes through after breaking the image down into smaller parts, upon reboot I'm stuck at the android screen.
Open to any help what so ever.
It should also be noted that upon flashing via fastboot, after the system image goes through, I get the error " Flash Capsule Failed." And then it reboots to just the android screen.
Mine also bricked
Hi cronus2
Did you manage to solve this problems? I gather from your second post that you managed to get past uefi... I'm still stuck there: how did you do that?
Thanks to anyone who can give me some help here...
Hi guys,
I think I made a huge mistake Any help appreciated...
I was following the Magisk and TWRP guides to try and root my phone. I thought it was all going well, but then when trying to flash TWRP, it didn't let me flash it to recovery, it said 'no partisan'. I found on a forum post to try the command 'fastboot getvar current-slot' (this returned a) then 'fastpool flash_a twrp.img'.
I tried this but then TWRP got stuck on the loading screen. I then realised that I couldn't boot into my Android version anymore as I'd flashed TWRP directly onto the boot partition! So I went about trying to flash my stock Android version back onto the phone... I then did this:
'fastboot boot_a boot.img' I stupidly then rebooted. I now am stuck with a perpetually spinning Google loading boot image. I can't launch into recovery mode as I have none, and when holding the power button and volume up it shows an info screen saying "PRESS POWER BUTTON TO PAUSE" and then it goes to the perpetual loading screen again.
I also can't do any more fast booting because adb cannot connect anymore...
Am I completely doomed?
silkt said:
Hi guys,
I think I made a huge mistake Any help appreciated...
I was following the Magisk and TWRP guides to try and root my phone. I thought it was all going well, but then when trying to flash TWRP, it didn't let me flash it to recovery, it said 'no partisan'. I found on a forum post to try the command 'fastboot getvar current-slot' (this returned a) then 'fastpool flash_a twrp.img'.
I tried this but then TWRP got stuck on the loading screen. I then realised that I couldn't boot into my Android version anymore as I'd flashed TWRP directly onto the boot partition! So I went about trying to flash my stock Android version back onto the phone... I then did this:
'fastboot boot_a boot.img' I stupidly then rebooted. I now am stuck with a perpetually spinning Google loading boot image. I can't launch into recovery mode as I have none, and when holding the power button and volume up it shows an info screen saying "PRESS POWER BUTTON TO PAUSE" and then it goes to the perpetual loading screen again.
I also can't do any more fast booting because adb cannot connect anymore...
Am I completely doomed?
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I ended up eventually un-bricking my phone by booting into safe mode and re-connecting the ADB. I then successfully ran 'flash-all.'