My Fascinate I Think is Bricked It Wont Boot It Displays The Samgung Logo That Happenned When Removing Voodoo 0.2 and my internal storage was 0.0/0.0b.I think the partition are corrupted I tried to use adb shell to restore mbr but the device is not recognized it wont comunicate with the PC. I have only the android stock system recovery but my internal storage it cant mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p1. Please Heeeeeelp.
You didn't restore the mbr.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=804784
No I Didnt I Dont Have CWM Recovery Available Only The Stock Recovery Not Allow Me To Install Any Unsigned Update
I made a post about this read and follow
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ok i flashed with odin back to stock but now my internal storage is at 0 ..any ideas?
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This is what i did
1. Flash Odin Stock http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=782204
2. Root Phone Via One click root http://forum.androidcentral.com/fasc...-how-root.html
3. Remove Voodoo & Replace Files http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=804784
4. After step 3 do not restart just yet While in clockwork after you install Stock.zip go to "WIPE DATA" then "Restart"
It should work now. it did for me... *THANK THE HEAVENS* and the devs on here. i didnt have to do that long ass process that was stated earlier even though it was much
Did you wipe and format your sd card. Cause that's where the voodoo file is located. Delete and redo Odin.
also if u flashed with Odin back to stock u must do the disable lagfix. First off, I take it u flashed voodoo, before u flashed back to stock with Odin did u disable the lagfix?
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i thought i wiped it... so if i didnt how do i get rid of it..i tried the adb push but it kept telling me premission denied even though i could get into adb shell
HELP*** lol
Install v0.2, it fixes the internal storage problem.
OK here is what I would do. I would do the root explorer thing and add the folder disable_lagfix in sdcard>voodoo. Add the folder there and turn off the phone, then power up the phone. The phone will acknowledge the disable lagfix you installed. Give it some time . Then once the phone reboots, check your internal memory.
i cant download and install anything because of the damn 0 internal
can you get into your sd card at all?
i reformated it now i put the update.zip back on the root for clock work but now i cant boot into clockwork via normal recovery using update.zip gives me a failed signature error
oik i see odin has a option for re partition next to auto boot..should i do that?
I'm having the same problems as you. Hope someone can figure this out. I went thru with odin restore after voodoo messed things up now I am stuck.
geez i keep gettin a E: cant mount /dv/block/mmcblk0p1 (invalid argument)
Idk what the hell you are talking about. Take out your sd card completely. Put another sd card in there format it to your phone. Do Odin on your phone. Odin clockwork recovery. Apply update DI01. Then root it. Now put back your 16gb sd, format it first before hand. Then flash voodoo.
dialect129 said:
geez i keep gettin a E: cant mount /dv/block/mmcblk0p1 (invalid argument)
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Your mbr doesn't seem to be back to stock. You can try getting into the OS and doing a privacy wipe, but if your mbr is still the voodoo mbr it won't work.
In that case you should basically try re-installing voodoo like new, then walk through the uninstall process again. You need to remove the /sdcard/Voodoo/disable_lagfix file in order to re-install voodoo.
If you get this error in stock recovery each time, the problem is still there.
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Your mbr doesn't seem to be back to stock. You can try getting into the OS and doing a privacy wipe, but if your mbr is still the voodoo mbr it won't work.
In that case you should basically try re-installing voodoo like new, then walk through the uninstall process again. You need to remove the /sdcard/Voodoo/disable_lagfix file in order to re-install voodoo.
If you get this error in stock recovery each time, the problem is still there.
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Well right now update.zip fails so we can't get back to clockwork to try to re-install voodoo
yeah i've gone back to stock numerous times i dont have voodoo onthe phoen anymore no way it could be wiped phone wiped cache wipe sd card but still no goo even put a new sd card in
Does anyone know if it is safe to try to restore thru odin with phone boot loader update checked. Just was wondering if that might solve it.
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Well right now update.zip fails so we can't get back to clockwork to try to re-install voodoo
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Have you tried going into cwm recovery manually?
meaning how? i've done cm2recovery.tar through odin but still no luck
Hi, I was installing a ROM and I formated /system and rebooted but the ROM didn't work it repeatedly said process android sopped or something like that, so I rebooted to CWM recovery and was going to restore from my external SD card but there wasn't an option for that there was an option to restore from internal SD card but it said no files found so now i'm in cwm recovery and when I try to reboot the samsung logo appears and disapears constantly and nothing happens. The CWM recovery version is 6.0.4.4. I have the restore file on my PC. Is there any way I can send it to internal SD card? I can't access it even on my computer because the phone isn't fully booted. Please help me
My phone is Samsung Galaxy S2 and PC is Win8
hi i just bought a samsung mega 6.3 in indonesia, it's a 16 version but i didn't check it before i root it, however i seem to remember when i plug it onto my computer it was 11 or 12 gb storage
so after rooting using guide in this thread " http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2355680&page=3 ", when i plug it on my computer it shows only 128 mb storage, why is it happening? and if i checked setting - more - storage it says "8 gb (why 8 gb instead of 16 gb or 12 gb?).
if i open application manager from setting - application manager it says 352 mb used out of 12 gb free.
I used odin 3.07 to flash vcoreroot-v2.tar, followed by original kernel KERNEL-XSE-I9200XXUAMEE-1369705836.tar, followed by cwm recovery v6.0.3.2 - i9200-cwm-recovery
please help me. thank you so much
oh and the storage on the pc is empty without any folder, and i can't copy files onto it...
please helpppppp
The internal storage ( sdcard ) is only a folder on your data partition ( /data/media ). The entire 16GB is not allotted to your sdcard. It is shared. So you will not see the entire 16GB when you mount your sdcard on your PC. So no worried there. Also make sure your usb debugging is on before connecting your phone to PC.
Regarding root, the easiest method is to flash cwm recovery and then flash the SU zip file. If you use twrp recovery, the recovery will do the rooting for you. Just remember to reboot to recovery first after flashing the twrp recovery, else recovery will get overwritten by stock recovery.
I suggest, you flash your stock rom again and re-root. You could also try this app to root your phone using windows.
The internal storage ( sdcard ) is only a folder on your data partition ( /data/media ). The entire 16GB is not allotted to your sdcard. It is shared. So you will not see the entire 16GB when you mount your sdcard on your PC. So no worried there. Also make sure your usb debugging is on before connecting your phone to PC. ===> debugging is already on. yes however it shows up only 128 mb, and i couldn't copy any data onto it
Regarding root, the easiest method is to flash cwm recovery and then flash the SU zip file. If you use twrp recovery, the recovery will do the rooting for you. Just remember to reboot to recovery first after flashing the twrp recovery, else recovery will get overwritten by stock recovery.
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i also couldn't get into the recovery mode, it was 2 red lines and it just restart, i've re root it twice using the same method...
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finally after 5 hours of works and skipping actual job. im able to get my pc to read the whole 12 gb of the storage,
by using steps and original firmware from hxxp://honai-android.blogspot.com/2013/11/how-to-update-galaxy-mega-63-i9200-with.html
for anyone who might stumble upon the same problem
thank you for helping @Silesh.Nair
I've attempted to flash a newer version of cyanogenmod on my phone (10.1.3 to 11). I'm using TWRP 2.6.1.0
I can not boot because I've wiped the phone (dalvik, system, data, internal storage, cache), and I suspect the ROM I have is corrupted but I can't connect it to my computer and transfer the file via USB because I have no ROM installed and can not boot. I also can't take the SD card (since there's non) and put the file that way.
My phone is Oppo find 5
My root file flashing was successful, but installation of the ROM cm-11-20140204-NIGHTLY has failed. I assume the file was corrupted, but I have no way to find out what it is.
I now realize my mistakes, like wiping the system unnecessarily.
Is there any way to get another file on the device? any other suggestions?
Also, I'm not sure if this is the correct place to post this, but I was not able to find the right place. I apologize in advance.
Eyal,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2141817
Check that thread, set up adb and push a ROM to the internal sd of your phone via adb. You can use adb in recovery mode (I could in CWM, dont know about your recovry) so if you can boot into recovery, you can push the rom. (There is info on the thread about adb pushing/pulling)
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Cwm has an option to mount storage to PC in mounts & storage menu
Check if twrp has the option
You can mount it that way:good:
vneogi199 said:
Cwm has an option to mount storage to PC in mounts & storage menu
Check if twrp has the option
You can mount it that way:good:
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it doesn't seem to recognize anything.
I just tried to upgrade from Alliance build 26 to build 30. I also loaded TWRP and used that to load update to build 30 since trying to load build 30 with CWM kept resulting in an abort with error 7. Now I am stuck at either simply booting into TWRP or to Droid logo to use Odin. I have have no useable file to recover to since all my backup files are CWM and I find out now they are useless in TWRP. Can I bypass TWRP and get back into CWM or am I screwed and need to start all over with Adam's thread to use Odin and stock files?Will I lose my saved CWM files entirely now on the phone itself? I need help please!
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I just tried to upgrade from Alliance build 26 to build 30. I also loaded TWRP and used that to load update to build 30 since trying to load build 30 with CWM kept resulting in an abort with error 7. Now I am stuck at either simply booting into TWRP or to Droid logo to use Odin. I have have no useable file to recover to since all my backup files are CWM and I find out now they are useless in TWRP. Can I bypass TWRP and get back into CWM or am I screwed and need to start all over with Adam's thread to use Odin and stock files?Will I lose my saved CWM files entirely now on the phone itself? I need help please!
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Here's a few options off the top of my head to get you up and running again.....
1. You can use Odin to flash CWM recovery back to your phone, then (if you saved the CWM backup to your external sd card prior to flashing TWRP)... you could just restore that backup from the external sd card. If you saved your CWM backups to internal memory, they are probably deleted because I'm assuming you wiped when trying to install Alliance 30.
2. You can mount TWRP in USB mode, then transfer a recovery flashable CWM zip over to your external sd from the computer, and then flash CWM back to your phone and restore your CWM backup.
3. If you have an external sd card adapter for the computer... then you can remove the external sd card from the phone and mount it in the computer to transfer over a CWM recovery flashable zip and your backup files (assuming that you saved a backup in the computer). Put the sd card back into the phone.... then use TWRP to reinstall CWM.... then use CWM you restore one of your backups.
4. If you keep encountering booting problems and none of those ideas work... it would probably be best to just use ODIN to restore back to stock 4.1.2... then start from scratch by re-rooting the with Casual.
Good luck.
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Here's a few options off the top of my head to get you up and running again.....
1. You can use Odin to flash CWM recovery back to your phone, then (if you saved the CWM backup to your external sd card prior to flashing TWRP)... you could just restore that backup from the external sd card. If you saved your CWM backups to internal memory, they are probably deleted because I'm assuming you wiped when trying to install Alliance 30.
2. You can mount TWRP in USB mode, then transfer a recovery flashable CWM zip over to your external sd from the computer, and then flash CWM back to your phone and restore your CWM backup.
3. If you have an external sd card adapter for the computer... then you can remove the external sd card from the phone and mount it in the computer to transfer over a CWM recovery flashable zip and your backup files (assuming that you saved a backup in the computer). Put the sd card back into the phone.... then use TWRP to reinstall CWM.... then use CWM you restore one of your backups.
4. If you keep encountering booting problems and none of those ideas work... it would probably be best to just use ODIN to restore back to stock 4.1.2... then start from scratch by re-rooting the with Casual.
Good luck.
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Thank you for responding with such detail. It finally started to boot into Alliance logo but never completed. Now it says with yellow triangle phone needs to be returned to Verizon. It does not even work in Odin. I do have an external reader for the card but I guess I am screwed now anyway.I wonder if Verizon will even help me at all back to stock.