When I attempted to root my phone, I got this message from the superuser app. Its pretty self explanatory, but is it safe to do for the ATRIX without bricking? And how do I get into recovery for the ATRIX? I have an ATRIX running 2.3.4. I have plenty of experience with flashing the X10.
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Yes...this should be safe to flash! To get into recovery, turn off the phone and then hold the volume down key while turning the phone back on. Keep holding vol down until you see fastboot. Then press volume down until you see android recovery. Then press volume up to enter recovery. This is assuming you've already flashed tenfars recovery...
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Thanks will try. Will thank you when I get to a laptop
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No problem!! Pm me if you have any other questions!!
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My volume button has quit working onvolume down. Wondering how I'm going to flash anything oh yea I'm rooted. I guess maybe adobe push
Redo ur backup and see if its a hardware issue
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Thanks I will try that
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Didn't work
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Mine quit on me yesterday. 4 week old phone
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Sounds like hardware.... try to go to stock and call vzw
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no volume down fix:
pennie57 said:
My volume button has quit working onvolume down. Wondering how I'm going to flash anything oh yea I'm rooted. I guess maybe adobe push
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you can flash the new clockworkmod recovery touch from inside your rom manager app. costs 2 bucks inside the app but well worth it. you will no longer need the volume down. everything is touch and scroll after
How do you boot into recovery and fastboot from the phone?
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hold power and volume button down while phone is of to get into bootloader, when u get into bootloader simply select bootloader with power button, and use volume rockers to go down and slelect recovery
Also go into settings >power>turn off fastboot, sometimes it makes it hard to get into recovery.
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Thanks!
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Okay, so I blew this off the first time it happened, but it has happened two more times.
I am rooted and unlocked still running stock. I turned my phone of and then when I turn it back on it get the LG splash and then it goes black. It's like it's hung. I have to hold the down button and power and I get a fastboot screen. Then I can hit power again and it boots normally.
Any ideas?
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bigworm50 said:
Okay, so I blew this off the first time it happened, but it has happened two more times.
I am rooted and unlocked still running stock. I turned my phone of and then when I turn it back on it get the LG splash and then it goes black. It's like it's hung. I have to hold the down button and power and I get a fastboot screen. Then I can hit power again and it boots normally.
Any ideas?
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What all have you done? When I use pimp my ROM kernel changes my phone does that...
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I have only rooted, unlocked, and applied the fast dormancy change.
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How did you apply the fast dormancy fix? Command line? If so, revert back to original and then use the apk to fix the fast_dormancy.
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I did use the command line. I will revert and try the apk. Out of curiosity what difference does it make?
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How did you apply the fast dormancy fix? Command line? If so, revert back to original and then use the apk to fix the fast_dormancy.
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When I try to reboot into recovery my phone just going into regular reboot.. Like when I hold the power off button.. It is not showing an option to reboot or anything.. Just going automatically into reboot..I tried to go into recovery through ROM manager and it just crashes.. What do I do??
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Try turning your phone off, then press power and volume up and down simultaneously, I use two fingers on the volume instead of one finger in the middle,keep trying, if this doesn't get you there I'm at a loss, good luck and I suggest installing safestrap for your recovery needs in the future
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That's the thing that's weird.. I have safe strap! And I can't get it to turn all the way off it just keeps restarting ugh
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I was messing around with cm when i couldnt find my folder anywhere. So i decided to flash venom again so i could get my stuff back. In the middle of flashing my phone rebooted and now it keeps bootlooping. When i try to get into fastboot it just restarts after a couple seconds. When it first turns on, i can see it on adb for a few seconds but the phone says offline next to it. Help please!!!!!!!!!!
Hold power and vol down buttons until the phone reboots into bootloader.
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keith843 said:
Hold power and vol down buttons until the phone reboots into bootloader.
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I know that, when ever i do that though, after a couple of seconds the bootloader will restart too, thats why i cant get back into recovery
So you can get to the bootloader but it reboots also. Is the battery low?
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keith843 said:
So you can get to the bootloader but it reboots also. Is the battery low?
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Before this happened it was around 30%
Charge it an hour then try
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For future reference make sure your phone is charged before tinkering
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