Hello!
I need help
I unlocked bootloader and rooted phone with this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1182871
1) When I unlocked bootloader Android starts as usual and when asked MotoBlur accaunt I turned off phone
2) When I rooted phone Android starts as usual and when asked MotoBlur accaunt I turned off phone
After this I started Recovery Mode (in recovery mode I saw goapk.com instead of Clockworkmod (?) )
I Wiped Data and Cache and flash this zip ROM http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?device=olympus&type=stable When ROM Installation is complete I Rebooted phone and since then stucks this screen
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"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
and it's turn on automatically when I put battery in the phone
and when I hold Vol Down button and at this same time put battery in phone it doesn't turn on automatically, only when i pressed power button or plug cable
Sorry for my bad english
Thanks
The bootloop could be cause by several things. Try to make a wipe data/factory reset and wipe caché from the android recovery.
If you dont know how to access the Android recovery mode here are the instructions:
1.- Turn on your phone holding down the Vol(-) key
2.- Once it says "Fastboot" press several times vol(-) until you see "Android Recovery" label
3.- Press vol(+) and it'll enter the recovery
4.- Navigate through the vol up and down keys and confirm with the power button
If the problem persists you'll need to change the kernel, pick one compatible with the rom you are running and install ir through the recovery mode(CMW is the most common)
have you tried cold booting linux OP? i had the same problem and booting without BP solved it for me
try to flash rom via recovery or RSD
I faced similar problem with my Atrix 4G (unlocked bootloader, SIM unlocked from AT&T)
Tried to flash epinter's CM10 on my stock 2.3.6. Stuck at 'unlocked' screen with M symbol.
Restoring backup from CWM does not seem to work.
Tried cold-booting Linux, but no use.
EDIT: Problem arose because of older version of CWM. Flash the latest CWM through old CWM and retried. Worked.
You can find it here.
factory reset and wipe dalvk and try flashing another rom from CWM
And make sure you flash latest recovery FIRST. Looks like you flashed a new Rom from an outdated recovery.
Sent from my MB860 using Tapatalk 2
Did you change already the kernel? Just search for faux cm7 on the forums and you'll find one, i'm sure that must be the reason for not booting, some kernels are not compatible with all the roms out there
consolation said:
And make sure you flash latest recovery FIRST. Looks like you flashed a new Rom from an outdated recovery.
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i think i did this please let me know how to fix this i dont have a back up rom in the internal storage
EDIT- no worries i found a way to get through that now im running cm 7 with twrp recovery
Please help me.
sylar73 said:
I faced similar problem with my Atrix 4G (unlocked bootloader, SIM unlocked from AT&T)
Tried to flash epinter's CM10 on my stock 2.3.6. Stuck at 'unlocked' screen with M symbol.
Restoring backup from CWM does not seem to work.
Tried cold-booting Linux, but no use.
EDIT: Problem arose because of older version of CWM. Flash the latest CWM through old CWM and retried. Worked.
You can find it here.
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I am a noob can you guide me step by step into flashing the latest CWM.
starman5 said:
I am a noob can you guide me step by step into flashing the latest CWM.
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There are guides and tutorials here designed especially for noobs, did you go over them?
I have the same issue.
Blaster_David said:
Hello!
I need help
I unlocked bootloader and rooted phone with this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1182871
1) When I unlocked bootloader Android starts as usual and when asked MotoBlur accaunt I turned off phone
2) When I rooted phone Android starts as usual and when asked MotoBlur accaunt I turned off phone
After this I started Recovery Mode (in recovery mode I saw goapk.com instead of Clockworkmod (?) )
I Wiped Data and Cache and flash this zip ROM http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?device=olympus&type=stable When ROM Installation is complete I Rebooted phone and since then stucks this screen
and it's turn on automatically when I put battery in the phone
and when I hold Vol Down button and at this same time put battery in phone it doesn't turn on automatically, only when i pressed power button or plug cable
Sorry for my bad english
Thanks
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I have the same issue. Did some one fix your problem? If so can you tell me how you fixed your Atrix 4g.
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ravilov said:
There are guides and tutorials here designed especially for noobs, did you go over them?
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I am searching over Xda forums right now. Can you post the best link to fix my problem? I rooted and unlocked my bootloader on my Atrix 4g. Things went wrong when I installed CM9 through CWM recovery 4.0.1.4. I read that a person on xda was able to flash the newest cwm and that fixed his phone. I want to see if that can work for me.
Again I greatly appreciate you responding to my question!
starman5 said:
I have the same issue. Did some one fix your problem? If so can you tell me how you fixed your Atrix 4g.
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I am searching over Xda forums right now. Can you post the best link to fix my problem? I rooted and unlocked my bootloader on my Atrix 4g. Things went wrong when I installed CM9 through CWM recovery 4.0.1.4. I read that a person on xda was able to flash the newest cwm and that fixed his phone. I want to see if that can work for me.
Again I greatly appreciate you responding to my question!
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you didn't say what happens when you hold the volume down button when turning your phone on... do you get 'fastboot'?
the order that you should install any rom using CWM is -
turn phone off (battery pull if necessary)
turn phone on, holding volume down (you should see 'fastboot' under the unlocked sign)
press the volume down till you come across 'android recovery' the press 'volume up' (this should take you to the CWM menu
(if you press the wrong button or select another command then battery pull and repeat steps)
assuming you have already installed your preferred rom on your phone I would recomend a full system wipe
to do this use your volume down/up button to goto 'mounts and storage' and select this by pressing the power button
using your volume down/up goto the 'format' group and format the following:
/preinstall
/system
/osh
/data
/cache
after you have completed these tasks select 'go back' and you should be on the first CWM page
select 'install zip from sd card'
depending on where you have installed the rom zip (usually it is on the internal sd card)
if internal select 'choose zip from internal card'
select your rom and install
when the installation has finished reboot your system
hopefully you should have a phone that works
good luck.
Here is a more detailed information on happened.
barry_ said:
you didn't say what happens when you hold the volume down button when turning your phone on... do you get 'fastboot'?
the order that you should install any rom using CWM is -
turn phone off (battery pull if necessary)
turn phone on, holding volume down (you should see 'fastboot' under the unlocked sign)
press the volume down till you come across 'android recovery' the press 'volume up' (this should take you to the CWM menu
(if you press the wrong button or select another command then battery pull and repeat steps)
assuming you have already installed your preferred rom on your phone I would recomend a full system wipe
to do this use your volume down/up button to goto 'mounts and storage' and select this by pressing the power button
using your volume down/up goto the 'format' group and format the following:
/preinstall
/system
/osh
/data
/cache
after you have completed these tasks select 'go back' and you should be on the first CWM page
select 'install zip from sd card'
depending on where you have installed the rom zip (usually it is on the internal sd card)
if internal select 'choose zip from internal card'
select your rom and install
when the installation has finished reboot your system
hopefully you should have a phone that works
good luck.
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I thought i posted this but it is not showing up. So im re posting my response.
Yes I can get fastboot.
I have rooted my Atrix4g running Gb 2.3.4 several months ago. Earlier this week i installed CWM 4.0.1.4. Then I unlocked the bootloader by watching Johnny Phung's youtube video "How to Unlock the Bootloader for Atrix 4G Running GB 2.3.4 and 2.3.6 4.5." Then I rebooted the phone into the CWM Android recovery and wiped data/ factory reset. Then Wiped the dalvik chache. After that I installed from zip card CM9 "update-cm-9.0.0-RCO-Atrix-KANG-singed-8.zip" and rebooted my phone. After that the phone got stuck at the boot loading screen and I believe I soft bricked my phone. I read some where on XDA that installing CM9 from a older CWM recovery may cause this stuck in boot loading issue.
Did I permanently messed up my phone? Can I fix it or do I need to send it to Motorola for a new one.
Also thanks to everyone for helping me.:highfive:
starman5 said:
I thought i posted this but it is not showing up. So im re posting my response.
Yes I can get fastboot.
I have rooted my Atrix4g running Gb 2.3.4 several months ago. Earlier this week i installed CWM 4.0.1.4. Then I unlocked the bootloader by watching Johnny Phung's youtube video "How to Unlock the Bootloader for Atrix 4G Running GB 2.3.4 and 2.3.6 4.5." Then I rebooted the phone into the CWM Android recovery and wiped data/ factory reset. Then Wiped the dalvik chache. After that I installed from zip card CM9 "update-cm-9.0.0-RCO-Atrix-KANG-singed-8.zip" and rebooted my phone. After that the phone got stuck at the boot loading screen and I believe I soft bricked my phone. I read some where on XDA that installing CM9 from a older CWM recovery may cause this stuck in boot loading issue.
Did I permanently messed up my phone? Can I fix it or do I need to send it to Motorola for a new one.
Also thanks to everyone for helping me.:highfive:
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As you are able to see 'fastboot' are you able to access 'android recovery' ?
I think my phone is soft bricked
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As you are able to see 'fastboot' are you able to access 'android recovery' ?
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I see fastboot and I am able to access android recovery. The android recovery is CWM 4.0.1.4.
starman5 said:
I see fastboot and I am able to access android recovery. The android recovery is CWM 4.0.1.4.
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I see that you think that your problem might be connected to using an older version of ClockwordMod. Although this thread (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1138541) is outdated, you might find some help in the issues that people have encountered in the past.
Here > http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1204500 is the more up to date recovery that people use.
You can either install it using the fastboot method (I have never used that so you will have to get some help from the tutorials that are available - just google 'install CWM via fastboot atrix' and you'll find plenty)
OR...
as a workaround (if you still think it's CWM related) you can use your external sd card to install the latest CWM and/or another Rom.
To do this, you'll need to take your external sd card out of the phone and install what you need (using a card reader) from your PC onto the sd card.
After you have downloaded/installed what you need...
replace the sd card into the phone
boot the phone into 'android recovery'
select 'install zip from sd card'
select 'choose zip from sd card' (as opposed to 'choose zip from internal')
you should then be able to see the zip files that you placed onto your external sd card
install what you want
this is the method I would use but as with all things there are no guarantees
If it were me, I would install a stable rom CM 7.2 (http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?device=olympus&type=stable) onto your external and then do a full system/format wipe (as explained earlier) and try and install that as well and see where you go from there.
I hope this helps you get your phone back up and working. :good:
You are very helpful!
barry_ said:
I see that you think that your problem might be connected to using an older version of ClockwordMod. Although this thread (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1138541) is outdated, you might find some help in the issues that people have encountered in the past.
Here > http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1204500 is the more up to date recovery that people use.
You can either install it using the fastboot method (I have never used that so you will have to get some help from the tutorials that are available - just google 'install CWM via fastboot atrix' and you'll find plenty)
OR...
as a workaround (if you still think it's CWM related) you can use your external sd card to install the latest CWM and/or another Rom.
To do this, you'll need to take your external sd card out of the phone and install what you need (using a card reader) from your PC onto the sd card.
After you have downloaded/installed what you need...
replace the sd card into the phone
boot the phone into 'android recovery'
select 'install zip from sd card'
select 'choose zip from sd card' (as opposed to 'choose zip from internal')
you should then be able to see the zip files that you placed onto your external sd card
install what you want
this is the method I would use but as with all things there are no guarantees
If it were me, I would install a stable rom CM 7.2 (http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?device=olympus&type=stable) onto your external and then do a full system/format wipe (as explained earlier) and try and install that as well and see where you go from there.
I hope this helps you get your phone back up and working. :good:
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I am one step closer to having my Atrix 4g working again!
I was able to install CWM 5.0.2.7. However the atrix4g is still stuck at Motorola loading screen. Also when I boot into android recovery using CWM 5.0.2.7 I receive the text "E: cant mount/cache/recovery/command" Then it says "E: cant mount/cache/recovery/log" Then it say "E: cant open/cache/recovery/log"
Should I be worried about this? Should I fix the 3 "E: cant" prompts before I proceed to installing CM9? I want Cm9 because some apps in the play store (for example Google chrome) only run on ICS and above. Barry I want to thank you for your help.
starman5 said:
I am one step closer to having my Atrix 4g working again!
I was able to install CWM 5.0.2.7. However the atrix4g is still stuck at Motorola loading screen. Also when I boot into android recovery using CWM 5.0.2.7 I receive the text "E: cant mount/cache/recovery/command" Then it says "E: cant mount/cache/recovery/log" Then it say "E: cant open/cache/recovery/log"
Should I be worried about this? Should I fix the 3 "E: cant" prompts before I proceed to installing CM9? I want Cm9 because some apps in the play store (for example Google chrome) only run on ICS and above. Barry I want to thank you for your help.
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How's everything going?
It would appear that you've got some issues with your CWM but whether or not they would affect a ROM installation? I don't know.
Personally, I would try to install a Rom and see what happens... if it doesn't work then go back to installing CWM again and try again?
About to fix my phone hopefully.
barry_ said:
How's everything going?
It would appear that you've got some issues with your CWM but whether or not they would affect a ROM installation? I don't know.
Personally, I would try to install a Rom and see what happens... if it doesn't work then go back to installing CWM again and try again?
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I wiped the Dalvik-Cache and the 3 "E: cant" prompts went away. About to do a nandroid backup and flash CM9. Also thanks for checking up on me Barry. It shows how caring Xda member treat each other.
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I had successfully managed to flash clockwork mod recovery using recovery flasher v1.3 and installed the zOMG ROM from here when I noticed that for some reason the home button was no longer working. I booted into recovery and did a data/factory reset, then tried to reapply the rom. (It was working well enough before the home button stopped working.) The problem is I never restarted back in Android. Every reboot of the clockwork mod recovery loops me back to recovery!
I have tried using my nandroid backup to restore things, and formatting the sdcard and copying files back on using the mount USB option (thinking maybe I had a corrupted copy) but still to no avail.
I'm wondering if the source of my problems is indeed the sdcard itself, since before I did the reboot into recovery I formatted the sdcard and copied the rom over to it. This removed the two files related to the kernal or recovery that were there before. Could this be why I am bootlooping?
Seriously, I need help here! I need my phone to work and cannot afford to replace it at this time.
Can anyone tell me what to do to fix this situation? Thanks!
--bornagainpenguin
Solved.
I was able to flash a different recovery from the command line using recovery flasher v1.3 and that allowed me to boot my phone directly into Android again. Then a few seconds later I was able to install RodimusROM and that seems to be working without issues. So I guess the biggest take away from this for me seems to be not to panic.
--bornagainpenguin
Can you help me out?
I S-OFFd my device and installed CyanogenMod Recovery v5.0.2.0 using the instructions from revolutionary.io. I installed the ClockworkMod ROM manager.
I don't know what i tried later, I did put PB99IMG.zip file in my SD card and i rebooted my device ---> went into the ClockworkMod recovery ---> used install from SD card option and selected the file PB99IMG.zip.
Before this ever happened when i put the zip file in my sd card and when i rebooted the phone is asked me this
Parsing..... [SD ZIP]
[1]...Bootlader
<Vol Up> Yes
<Vol Down> No
I selected Yes and it said updated. Then again i went to ClockworkMod recovery and used the install from SD card option and selected the zip file.
NOW WHENEVER I START MY PHONE ITS GOING INTO CLOCKWORKMOD RECOVERY, BUT NOT INTO ANDROID OS.
What should I do now??
Can you please tell me if i can solve the problem using recovery flasher v1.3??? and how could i do it???
Hey All, I rooted tonight Via Revolutionary tool but now my phone won't boot.
Basically, I followed all the steps with the tool, Got root and Clockwork and installed the SU.
I rebooted and had a rooted phone.
I proceeded to install Rom Manager, and I backed up my Rom (Created a Nandroid backup I believe thats what it was).
I then downloaded CM7 (the latest one in the Rom Manager) and installed it.
The phone rebooted for about 10 minutes with that CM7 Boot animation looping. I took the battery out, held down the volume button and used Recovery to recover my nandroid backup from before.
Now I'm trying to reboot it and its stuck on the White screen with the HTC Logo just sitting there.
Really unsure what to do...
Edit: this is all kind of assuming you flashed the newest clockwork recovery after you d/l ROM manager ( version 5x of clockwork recovery)
Seeing as how your phone won't boot you will need an sdcard reader to do this. So assuming you have one or another phone with internet you can swap the card into:go [url="http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1179386]here[/url] and download the clockwork recovery version 4.0.1.5 and place it on the root of the sdcard. (not in any folders) rename the file to PG05IMG.zip EXACTLY and put the sdcard back in the thunderbolt. Now hold volume down plus power Untill the bootloader screen appears. (you may have to select bootloader from the list with the volume rocker and tap the power button to select it) once in the bootloader give it a minute and it will find the file and ask you to press volume up to update. Do it. When its done select reboot and then boot back into the bootloader and choose recovery. Now try restoring your backup. It should.work now. The problem is Clockwork recovery version 5.x is having issues right now with restoring backups.
Sent from my HTC Thunderbolt
Original problem of OP's CM7 install bootlooping was because he didn't wipe data/cache.
As for the white HTC screen it's hanging after restoring for some reason. People have reported this with CWR5 (if that's what you have) but I have been unable to reproduce it as of yet.
That said, it's probably only preventing that restore from booting. You should still be able to boot to hboot (pwr+VolDwn from an off state) and then select recovery at which point you can wipe data/cache and flash something from your sdcard. If you don't want to mess with an adapter to put something on your sdcard, you should still have CM7 on there. You said you used RomManager to download it so it should be in /sdcard/clockworkmod/download when you want to flash it.
Thanks so much! Since I couldn't get a quick response, I used an RUU and went back to complete stock S-OFF. Could you relink the clockwork recovery earlier version please? That link isn't working for me for some reason.
Thanks so much!!!!!!
JBO1018 said:
Edit: this is all kind of assuming you flashed the newest ( version 5x of.clockwork recovery)
Seeing as how your phone won't boot you will need an sdcard reader to do this. So assuming you have one or another phone with internet you can swap the card into:go [url="http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1179386]here[/url] and download the clockwork recovery version 4.0.1.5 and place it on the root of the sdcard. (not in any folders) rename the file to PG05IMG.zip EXACTLY and put the sdcard back in the thunderbolt. Now hold volume down plus power Untill the bootloader screen appears. (you may have to select bootloader from the list with the volume rocker and tap the power button to select it) once in the bootloader give it a minute and it will find the file and ask you to press volume up to update. Do it. When its done select reboot and then boot back into the bootloader and choose recovery. Now try restoring your backup. It should.work now. The problem is Clockwork recovery version 5.x is having issues right now with restoring backups.
Sent from my HTC Thunderbolt
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^^^^^ Follow this to the T and you should be golden. Same thing was happening to me the other night and it all started after I updated to CWM 5.0.1.0
On another note after that debacle I switched to the unofficial TeamWin Recovery and have yet to have an issue. If you're interested you can flash it the same exact way as mentioned in the previous post but download the file from Rootzwiki
http://rootzwiki.com/showthread.php...ery-Project-for-Thunderbolt-(8-8-1.0.3-rbox.2
OK. so let me update yall.
I installed the latest version of clockwork, before yes, and it F'ed me up with the looping bootloader.
I installed the older version of CW recovery, renamed it and flashed it with Hboot.
My Flashes now are all 100% not looping and booting perfectly.
Thanks all!
Double check the backup files. i had a similar issue and noticed the files were backed up as .zip instead of .img. You will probably need to install another rom through clockwork.
GMac0051 said:
Double check the backup files. i had a similar issue and noticed the files were backed up as .zip instead of .img. You will probably need to install another rom through clockwork.
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His problem with restoring the backup should be fixed now. Koush released CWR 5.0.2.1 which should have fixed the ext3 problem with sense roms.
Recently decided to try and switch over to CM10, and have been having an issue with recovery. Both of the latest CWM and TWRP recoveries freeze for me after booting into them. The only recovery that works for me is the one that is flashed with the old app by Indirect but that flashes a really old CWM recovery. The recoveries that I have tried flashing are the ones linked to in the http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1877217 thread. Both http://celticstorage.co.uk/cm10/CWM_v6.0.1.5_emmc.zip and http://celticstorage.co.uk/cm10/TWRP_v2.3.1.1_emmc.zip are doing it. I have a 16GB that ive kept (rooted) stock forever.
What happens is i go to boot to recovery, go through cyanoboot to recovery, and then CWM freezes up and blackscreens after I try to wipe something or install a zip, TWRP just locks up immediately and gives me a black screen. Any help fixing this would be greatly appreciated.
Use this thread to install CWM, I'm not a fan of TWRP. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=25786947 I used this and had no problems updating
Sent from my NOOK Tablet running CM10
deltantor said:
Recently decided to try and switch over to CM10, and have been having an issue with recovery. Both of the latest CWM and TWRP recoveries freeze for me after booting into them. The only recovery that works for me is the one that is flashed with the old app by Indirect but that flashes a really old CWM recovery. The recoveries that I have tried flashing are the ones linked to in the http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1877217 thread. Both http://celticstorage.co.uk/cm10/CWM_v6.0.1.5_emmc.zip and http://celticstorage.co.uk/cm10/TWRP_v2.3.1.1_emmc.zip are doing it. I have a 16GB that ive kept (rooted) stock forever.
What happens is i go to boot to recovery, go through cyanoboot to recovery, and then CWM freezes up and blackscreens after I try to wipe something or install a zip, TWRP just locks up immediately and gives me a black screen. Any help fixing this would be greatly appreciated.
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This has been happening to me occasionally. I have found that when I get the black screen, pressing the Power button launches Recovery (CWM in my case). See if that works for you.
I now have the exact same problem. I've always ran off emmc. It says cwm 6.0.1.5 is installed. When I try to either wipe, or install zip-from-sd, cwm freezes then goes to the black screen. I cannot install any zips, so right now the tablet has nothing installed only a freezing cwm recovery it seems. I can use the power button to get out of the black screen and into cwm thru cyanoboot all day, but get nothing but these same steps reoccurring. Freeze, then black sod. I'm ready to try anything but cannot flash anything.
To the rescue
Ok, I have posted this on a different day. Try this with a blank sd card. Look at the bottom post called "Here is a video"
It a external boot cwm v.5 but you can copy this into your sd then flash and you have cwm v6.0.1.5 internal. Either way you have two ways to do recovery (external and internal):victory:
djd338 said:
I now have the exact same problem. I've always ran off emmc. It says cwm 6.0.1.5 is installed. When I try to either wipe, or install zip-from-sd, cwm freezes then goes to the black screen. I cannot install any zips, so right now the tablet has nothing installed only a freezing cwm recovery it seems. I can use the power button to get out of the black screen and into cwm thru cyanoboot all day, but get nothing but these same steps reoccurring. Freeze, then black sod. I'm ready to try anything but cannot flash anything.
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Thanks very much for the reply & link!
I'll do this ASAP when I get back home & report. Thx again!
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2
Well, I think I need to clarify more. Maybe somebody can help if I give more info. I've had cm7 running perfect, then decided to install cm10. I first flashed a cwm 6.0.1.5 zip to emmc. I did a factory reset via this recovery thinking my next move would be to flash the cm10 zip I'd put on the sd. No joy. This is where I'm at now.
In recovery it freezes and reboots to the "2 androids" screen with a sod. I hold power for 20 sec.s to turn off, then turn back on and get to cyanoboot fine. There, if it's allowed to just boot it freezes at the 2 androids. If I hold "n" to get the menu and recovery (6.0.1.5) it looks normal, will boot to recovery OK until anything is selected like the cm10 zip. It freezes before any selections can be finalized, and boots to that sod screen.
I know nothing of ubuntu! Sorta scared to go there with my limited knowledge. But will read up if it's required. Is it possible that this new recovery image don't play with what is currently on the sd? Is there anything I can put there that it may recognize in order to get a flash? Man, I'm lost!
Look pass the fear and go one step at a time, before you know it, your there.
It looks like you have already resolved this from this thread.
Ok, basically I'll go step by step.
1. Download ubuntu iso from ubuntu website (you can donate or put 0$ then download iso) and burn it to cd. 5 minutes
2. Stick the cd into a system that you don't plan to look at the video that is showing you the process and boot it up from a reboot and not from within windows. Select the left square which basically load the ubunbu from cd but does not install anything to your hard drive.3 minutes
3. You can view the whole video but I would skip to the section in video (3:28 watch to 4:43, 6:56 watch to 8:06 ) where I mentioned the setting the two flags in your sd after quick format fat32 and extracting the four files into your sd within ms windows platform from the post . I did this with a normal mini sd card adapter and not the usb stick adapter he used in the video. Since you are doing this to a blank mini sd then there really nothing to worry about since it is blank in the first place. 2 minute
4. If you had your apps backup with titanium backup then it still will be on the main mini sd and not the one that working with for this recovery.
5. I notice you did not mention wipe dalvik cache from your post. You should always wipe dalvik then wipe factory then do a single flash to test boot up.. You can flash gapps after a successful boot up into jellybean. (here's a video showing that I'm using external cwm v.5 even though its recommended to use v.6 .) You can always use cwm v.6 on your next cm10 test rom or use cwm v.6 to reflash to same rom once a successful boot up have been obtained with external cwm v.5. This purpose is to get it running on your nt.
6. Be patient for the first boot. Should not be more than 5 minutes max. It will look black then load. If it boot loops then wipe dalvik then wipe factory and do a single flash to test boot up again.
This will at least get cm 10 flavored rom on to your nt.
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Well, I think I need to clarify more. Maybe somebody can help if I give more info. I've had cm7 running perfect, then decided to install cm10. I first flashed a cwm 6.0.1.5 zip to emmc. I did a factory reset via this recovery thinking my next move would be to flash the cm10 zip I'd put on the sd. No joy. This is where I'm at now.
In recovery it freezes and reboots to the "2 androids" screen with a sod. I hold power for 20 sec.s to turn off, then turn back on and get to cyanoboot fine. There, if it's allowed to just boot it freezes at the 2 androids. If I hold "n" to get the menu and recovery (6.0.1.5) it looks normal, will boot to recovery OK until anything is selected like the cm10 zip. It freezes before any selections can be finalized, and boots to that sod screen.
I know nothing of ubuntu! Sorta scared to go there with my limited knowledge. But will read up if it's required. Is it possible that this new recovery image don't play with what is currently on the sd? Is there anything I can put there that it may recognize in order to get a flash? Man, I'm lost!
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Got it back! Thank you for your help & patience. Also for the timely responses. I now have a bootable "recovery sd card" for curing these type problems. I've labeled it & filed away for any future borks of this kind! And I have cm10 up & running stable.
Thank you!
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Hello all. I was successful in rooting my Nook Tablet according to this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2037368&nocache=1
Unfortunately, when I went to install the CM7 zip, it kept saying, "file not found"
I then read a post about enabling USB Debugging and Unknown Sources. So even though I shouldn't have rebooted, I really didn't have any choice but to reboot and go into settings and enable USB Debugging and Unknown Sources.
Now, I can't get back into recovery to install the .zip despite trying every combination I could think of or find by searching and I've literally been searching for hours.... must be using the wrong keywords because I can't find anything about getting back into recovery that works.
I even went to the Playstore and installed ROM Manager and GOO Manager and tried to reboot in recovery. When the Nook Tablet starts, it just shows and picture of a Nook with a red exclamation mark in the middle of it and says, "Please restart and try again..." or something like that.
Any ideas? Thanks for any response
In terminal emulator : "reboot recovery" or powering off and holding home and power buttons for like 5secs
If you tried booting recovery and it came up with nook recovery then you haven't replaced your internal recovery program to cwm. Instead of cm7 I'll suggest using cm10 because its much more new and essentially is the same thing, just improved.
If you end up not knowing how to internally flash then either read, read, read until you understand or get an SDC image. So many people brick their nooks by not understanding how to internal flash. The SDC image has no risk.
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In terminal emulator : "reboot recovery" or powering off and holding home and power buttons for like 5secs
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I tried several times holding the buttons but that didn't work. Terminal Emulator just says, "Operation not permitted." Thanks though.
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In terminal emulator : "reboot recovery" or powering off and holding home and power buttons for like 5secs
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datallboy said:
If you tried booting recovery and it came up with nook recovery then you haven't replaced your internal recovery program to cwm. Instead of cm7 I'll suggest using cm10 because its much more new and essentially is the same thing, just improved.
If you end up not knowing how to internally flash then either read, read, read until you understand or get an SDC image. So many people brick their nooks by not understanding how to internal flash. The SDC image has no risk.
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I was orginally in CWM Recovery when it would let me flash the CM7. The link to the thread in the OP advised that CM7 and the appropriate Gapps needs to be installed first before flashing the CM10 + JB Gapps zips. According to the thread I linked, these ROM's will be flashed to internal. This is the method I've been searching for because I didn't like the SDC image idea... just me.
I wasn't supposed to reboot the NT per instructions but when I forgot to enable USB debugging, it would not let me flash the .zips so I had to reboot the NT to get into settings. Is there a way I haven't read about yet that will enable me to flash the .zips without going through CWM Recovery or is it an absolute must?
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I was orginally in CWM Recovery when it would let me flash the CM7. The link to the thread in the OP advised that CM7 and the appropriate Gapps needs to be installed first before flashing the CM10 + JB Gapps zips. According to the thread I linked, these ROM's will be flashed to internal. This is the method I've been searching for because I didn't like the SDC image idea... just me.
I wasn't supposed to reboot the NT per instructions but when I forgot to enable USB debugging, it would not let me flash the .zips so I had to reboot the NT to get into settings. Is there a way I haven't read about yet that will enable me to flash the .zips without going through CWM Recovery or is it an absolute must?
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You don't need to flash CM7 before CM10. It just replaces it anyways. You just need to replace your current internal recovery with CWM and install the zips. There's no other way to internally flash without using a recovery program.
Hi,
I have a samsung S3 and I want to update it to lollipop or above as my nexus 5 has started randomly rebooting and I need a phone to use whilst I sort a replacement.
I have been following this guide: wccftech.com/install-aosp-android-5-1-1-lollipop-on-galaxy-s3/ as I'm a bit of a noob when it comes to this custom rom business.
I have rooted the device and installed clockworkmod recovery v6.0.1.2. and copied over the rom and the gapps file to my phone.
I then booted into recovery mode and made a backup of the current setup.
I then did the factory reset and the cache wipe(s) and installed the new zip for lollipop and then the gapps.
This is where I received an error "E: Error in /sdcard/0/0/0/Download/gapps-lp-20150314.zip (status 7) installation aborted".
I figured that I should restore to my backup now but when I press it, the app says that files can't be found.
I can see that the files that I backed up do exist but they appear to have been dumped inside a new directory called /0/0/0 (I think this has got three levels because I've tried this a few times).
Now I can't boot into an OS to get any other roms on the phone and I can't edit the files on there (I googled and saw a possible fix for the gapp status 7) and I can't get clockworkmod to recognise an external SD card so I can copy over a new rom or file to try (I have googled and it's suggested the FAT32 is the format for this phone and my size of SD card (16GB)).
Can anyone offer me some advice on how to get out of this situation?
Thanks
Sounds like you're at a place where you should start exploring using your computer instead of a recovery in order to fix your system.
I recommend using the PC software Odin and installing a stock ROM of your device. (Or perhaps using fastboot)
There's plenty of guides on how to use Odin both here on XDA and on the rest of the internet if you just look around a bit
EDIT: This link contains a (possible) fix for your problem.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2522762
Don't use cwm as it is an outdated recovery. Use twrp instead.
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Sounds like you're at a place where you should start exploring using your computer instead of a recovery in order to fix your system.
I recommend using the PC software Odin and installing a stock ROM of your device. (Or perhaps using fastboot)
There's plenty of guides on how to use Odin both here on XDA and on the rest of the internet if you just look around a bit
EDIT: This link contains a (possible) fix for your problem.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2522762
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I had a look at the link you suggested and it's one of the suggestions that had come up whilst I was googling for a fix. Unfortunately, I don't have any way to get the updated script onto the phone as the phone isn't picked up by my pc whilst it's in this state, and I can't get the recovery tool to recognise the sd card so I can't put it on there either.
I'll take a look at the stock rom or fastboot option and see if I can get back into the phone. Maybe then I can apply the fix in the suggested post.
Thanks
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Don't use cwm as it is an outdated recovery. Use twrp instead.
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I'll see if I can install twrp through odin.
Thanks for your help
If the phone works in download mode, try to flash a stock rom too.
Update - fixed
Hi all, just wanted to let you know that I fixed the device with the combined advice from here:
I installed TWRP after holding the volume down + power + home buttons and then pressing volume up when the message appears (I can't remember what this mode is called). I then flashed the device with the TWRP image.
After this I rebooted into the TWRP recovery mode (Volume up + home + power and then release power button when the samsung logo appears).
At this point, the device appeared on my windows machine so I could upload a new image to the internal memory.
I decided to copy on CM13 and GApps.
I then wiped the cache, system, data, and davik cache using TWRP, then I installed CM13 and GApps.
After a reboot the device came back up as a new install.
Hopefully that information may be useful to somebody.
Thanks for all your help