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Recently I swiched my laptop from XP to Ubuntu, and I love it. But the other day I screwed my phone up and obviously was no longer was able to use RSD lite, but I did download the root and recovery for linux. I tied several times to get my phone back to 6.12.173 but kept getting errors so I had to try something else. So I copyed all the .imgs in the "Files" portion which had been extracted and put them in my "Platform-tools" folder. Put the phone in fastboot. Brought up terminal and wrote all the images to the phone. Now it wasnt a full complete rewrite of everything. I still had my modified boot logo, but it did get the phone back to working. from there I took the ota to .181 and used the root and recovery for linux to root the phone and I was back in business and able to get my rom and tweaks back on the phone. Just thought that I'd put this out there incase someone else gets in the same bind I was in. Btw I got back to .173 faster this way than if I had used RSD.
Which/what tools are you using? adb and fastboot?
Refer to this topic:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1453660
Thank you..
bahathir said:
Which/what tools are you using? adb and fastboot?
Refer to this topic:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1453660
Thank you..
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Yep. When the phone was in fastboot I typed "fastboot devices" into the terminal and it brought up the device id. Then I wrote the system, preinstall, radio, recovery, and emstorage .img. In the terminal it was "fastboot flash system system.img"
I should mention that I only needed to rewrite the system .img but since I was in there I figured I would rewrite them all I just wasnt worried about the .bin files so they were left out.
pacman377 said:
I should mention that I only needed to rewrite the system .img but since I was in there I figured I would rewrite them all I just wasnt worried about the .bin files so they were left out.
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Since you are using GNU/Linux, in the thread, I made a simple scripts to parse the sbf's xml file, and produces correct fastboot's coomands to flash all the needed img/bins .
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=22041585&postcount=44
Good luck.
bahathir said:
Since you are using GNU/Linux, in the thread, I made a simple scripts to parse the sbf's xml file, and produces correct fastboot's coomands to flash all the needed img/bins .
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=22041585&postcount=44
Good luck.
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Sweet I'll give it a shot.
So I should not be doing this on so little sleep, obviously. I have a Verizon HTC Droid DNA, Moonshine S-off, TWRP, and I had CarbonROM on it, but I was having issues so after some fumbling around and trying different things, I was at a loss. So I wiped all data and formatted. Well, before this, for some damn reason, I think I turned USB Debug off. Now I can't get into Fastboot USB. Am I totally screwed? My PC won't communicate with the phone.
HELP!
Actually its difficult to be "totally screwed" you can always hold the power + volume down until the phone boots into HBoot. Once your in HBoot again fastboot should work if it doesn't then that generally a driver issue. Once your back in HBoot you can select fastboot and that will give you the option to boot back into recovery. Once you get into recovery again I would select sideload and flash the ROM using "adb sideload <rom name>" making sure your in the adb directory and so is the ROM. Hope this helps.
Yeah, I can still get into fastboot (just not fastboot usb) and recovery, but my PC and phone aren't talking when they were before I started screwing around.
Sent from my Nexus 7 - Carbon Rom
Kevin5377 said:
Yeah, I can still get into fastboot (just not fastboot usb) and recovery, but my PC and phone aren't talking when they were before I started screwing around.
Sent from my Nexus 7 - Carbon Rom
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PC driver issue, go into device manager and load new driver
I'll take a look
Sent from my Nexus 7 - Carbon Rom
Yeah, I'm not even getting the Windows sound like I connected anything. Usually it'll tell you no drivers or unsuccessful installation or something!
Holy crap... well you were right... it was a driver issue. I reinstalled the HTC drivers and I got FASTBOOT USB now... thank goodness!
I feel like my brain isn't working. How do I now get my .zip on my device using fastboot so I can then get into recovery and flash it?
Nevermind... booted to recovery, used adb to push my .zip to device
Glad you got it figured out.
It's always fun to watch people talk to themselves. :laugh:
I think I did the exact as you. Tried to get fancy with things too early in the morning and ended up formatting data. I was wondering how you pushed the zip for the ROM onto your device using adb? I can get adb to discover my device as long as its in recovery but I'm not sure of the commands it takes to push a file like that onto your sdcard in order to reflash it in recovery.
Any help greatly appreciated.
trickster2369 said:
Glad you got it figured out.
It's always fun to watch people talk to themselves. :laugh:
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Even more fun when they answer themselves
hawkstwelve said:
I think I did the exact as you. Tried to get fancy with things too early in the morning and ended up formatting data. I was wondering how you pushed the zip for the ROM onto your device using adb? I can get adb to discover my device as long as its in recovery but I'm not sure of the commands it takes to push a file like that onto your sdcard in order to reflash it in recovery.
Any help greatly appreciated.
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First, make sure your .zip is in the same folder as your adb. Then in your cmd window, (assuming you're in the correct directory) type "adb push ROM.zip /sdcard/ROM.zip" replacing ROM with the EXACT name of the ROM file and including the .zip piece on both ends.
And yes, I know first hand how amusing it is, and somewhat gratifying watching someone figure it out on their own. I could not, however, have done it without you guys. I assumed since my phone was communicating not 10 minutes earlier with my PC, it wasn't a driver issue. But in the end, that's exactly what it was.
Kevin5377 said:
First, make sure your .zip is in the same folder as your adb. Then in your cmd window, (assuming you're in the correct directory) type "adb push ROM.zip /sdcard/ROM.zip" replacing ROM with the EXACT name of the ROM file and including the .zip piece on both ends.
And yes, I know first hand how amusing it is, and somewhat gratifying watching someone figure it out on their own. I could not, however, have done it without you guys. I assumed since my phone was communicating not 10 minutes earlier with my PC, it wasn't a driver issue. But in the end, that's exactly what it was.
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Enjoy
Kevin5377 said:
First, make sure your .zip is in the same folder as your adb. Then in your cmd window, (assuming you're in the correct directory) type "adb push ROM.zip /sdcard/ROM.zip" replacing ROM with the EXACT name of the ROM file and including the .zip piece on both ends.
And yes, I know first hand how amusing it is, and somewhat gratifying watching someone figure it out on their own. I could not, however, have done it without you guys. I assumed since my phone was communicating not 10 minutes earlier with my PC, it wasn't a driver issue. But in the end, that's exactly what it was.
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Thanks that worked! Back to loving viper.
I Have a similar problem
Kevin5377 said:
First, make sure your .zip is in the same folder as your adb. Then in your cmd window, (assuming you're in the correct directory) type "adb push ROM.zip /sdcard/ROM.zip" replacing ROM with the EXACT name of the ROM file and including the .zip piece on both ends.
And yes, I know first hand how amusing it is, and somewhat gratifying watching someone figure it out on their own. I could not, however, have done it without you guys. I assumed since my phone was communicating not 10 minutes earlier with my PC, it wasn't a driver issue. But in the end, that's exactly what it was.
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Hey i'm new to this and i also formated my phone when installing a new rom i can still get into twrp and when i plug in the phone to the computer fastboot usb shows up and it makes the sound on the computer however when i type adb devices in the cmd its blank could someone please walk me through the adb stuff sorry for being a noob
I also have a OTG cable but i tried to plug in a 16GB FAT32 flash drive but twrp didnt recognize it. it says unable to mount
Thanks a bunch
Adb commands are done with the phone booted into recovery. Fastboot commands are done with the phone booted to, well, Fastboot.
Sent from my ViperDNA
Kevin5377 said:
Adb commands are done with the phone booted into recovery. Fastboot commands are done with the phone booted to, well, Fastboot.
Sent from my ViperDNA
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Thanks a bunch but i plugged in a bunch of flash drives until one was recognized and then was able to restore my old ROM... WHEW
solved mods delete this as idk how
why don't you share with the rest of us what you on how you did it, instead of deleting your thread.
flashhsalf said:
why don't you share with the rest of us what you on how you did it, instead of deleting your thread.
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Follow this guide > http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=52170480&postcount=2
before the mods del,ete this, i wanna ask a relative question. I've gotten adb to recognise my dna on my computer, and i can use adb commands, but when I get to fastboot to flash the new firmware, i get a (waiting for device) message where nothing happens. where did i go wrong?
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before the mods del,ete this, i wanna ask a relative question. I've gotten adb to recognise my dna on my computer, and i can use adb commands, but when I get to fastboot to flash the new firmware, i get a (waiting for device) message where nothing happens. where did i go wrong?
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In your adb folder press shift + right click and open the command prompt window from there and try that. Try a different USB port?
HTC DNA
Saw and tried both with no better results. I ended up using the recovery flashable zip in santod's closed thread without any problems. I know it's not the full RUU, but whatevs for now. Thanks though!
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Hi there guys,
I'm new to the forum so apologies if this has been posted in the wrong place.
So I was directed to this forum to attempt to solve a different problem but in my hast, I have caused an even bigger problem!
So initially I was having problems with the new Android Wear update with regards to rooting, so I wanted to find a way to roll the software back or restore the device to stock.
I came across this post http://forum.xda-developers.com/g-watch/development/tool-lg-g-watch-return-to-stock-t3158349 and attempt to do as advised, but half way through the process, the program froze. I then tried to reset the watch from the button at the back, but the watch is now stuck on the fastboot menu. I used ADB to see if I could still connect to the device but no devices can be found.
I have checked the device manager and can see the device as "Android Bootloader Interface" but can't seem to get it past the fastboot menu.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
just do it again, as long you can get fastboot, you are safe.
Jaocagomez said:
just do it again, as long you can get fastboot, you are safe.
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The problem is, the program requires a connection via ADB, but ADB can no longer see the device. So when I try to run it again, nothing happens :/
Montezz1 said:
The problem is, the program requires a connection via ADB, but ADB can no longer see the device. So when I try to run it again, nothing happens :/
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F the program it is outdated as **** get adb minimal here and the last 5.1.1 images here
Extract to the same folder you put adb minimal and open a terminal here.
do these commands:
Code:
fastboot flash boot nameofboot.img
fastboot flash system nameofsystem.img
(optional) fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot format/erase data
fastboot format/erase cache
Oh yeah btw if the only problem you had was with rooting just use my guide here and system images from here instead
Xmaster24 said:
F the program it is outdated as **** get adb minimal here and the last 5.1.1 images here
Extract to the same folder you put adb minimal and open a terminal here.
do these commands:
Code:
fastboot flash boot nameofboot.img
fastboot flash system nameofsystem.img
(optional) fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot format/erase data
fastboot format/erase cache
Oh yeah btw if the only problem you had was with rooting just use my guide here and system images from here instead
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Hi there,
Thanks for the response.
I have just completed the steps as advised, download the minimal ADB and fastboot and extracted the G Watch images into that file. I opened ADB and ran the following command:
Code:
fastboot flash boot nameofboot.img
But received the following error:
http://i.imgur.com/URh0IsF.png
Any ideas on how to solve that error?
Thanks in advance
Montezz1 said:
Hi there,
Thanks for the response.
I have just completed the steps as advised, download the minimal ADB and fastboot and extracted the G Watch images into that file. I opened ADB and ran the following command:
Code:
fastboot flash boot nameofboot.img
But received the following error:
http://i.imgur.com/URh0IsF.png
Any ideas on how to solve that error?
Thanks in advance
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Check the bootloader lock status and report back
Xmaster24 said:
Check the bootloader lock status and report back
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Secure boot - Enabled
Lock state - unlocked.
I did try to unlock it again just to make sure and it is showing that is it unlocked.
Montezz1 said:
Secure boot - Enabled
Lock state - unlocked.
I did try to unlock it again just to make sure and it is showing that is it unlocked.
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Do this command:
flashing get_unlock_ability
and also try and flash another partition eg system and report back what happens
Xmaster24 said:
Do this command:
flashing get_unlock_ability
and also try and flash another partition eg system and report back what happens
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Hi,
The result from the flashing get_unlock_ability command is provided here:
http://i.imgur.com/jczJRST.png
I attempted to flash the system image and received the following error:
http://i.imgur.com/83RXdFi.png
The watch responses the same as when attempting to flash the boot image and is stuck on "Downloading".
I also tried to flash the recovery image and received the same error as shown when flashing the boot image.
Thanks
Montezz1 said:
Hi,
The result from the flashing get_unlock_ability command is provided here:
http://i.imgur.com/jczJRST.png
I attempted to flash the system image and received the following error:
http://i.imgur.com/83RXdFi.png
The watch responses the same as when attempting to flash the boot image and is stuck on "Downloading".
I also tried to flash the recovery image and received the same error as shown when flashing the boot image.
Thanks
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Looks like it is either that adb minimal is messed up (I use the full 1gb sdk) or there is a driver problem or you can try running cmd as administrator instead
Xmaster24 said:
Looks like it is either that adb minimal is messed up (I use the full 1gb sdk) or there is a driver problem or you can try running cmd as administrator instead
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I did try adb from the SDK that you've mentioned and have had the same results.
I also run in Administrator every time.
What I have just noticed with regards to the drivers is the change in the name of the device in device manager. Previously it showed as "Android Composite ADB Interface" but now it is showing as "Android Bootloader Interface".
I believe that might just be because the watch is stuck on the bootloader menu so that is how it is displayed, but it could be the cause.
Montezz1 said:
I did try adb from the SDK that you've mentioned and have had the same results.
I also run in Administrator every time.
What I have just noticed with regards to the drivers is the change in the name of the device in device manager. Previously it showed as "Android Composite ADB Interface" but now it is showing as "Android Bootloader Interface".
I believe that might just be because the watch is stuck on the bootloader menu so that is how it is displayed, but it could be the cause.
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Your pc seems to be having trouble writing anything to the watch so if it is not the sdk then it must be your driver or bootloader
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Just checked the tool and it shouldn't do any harm at all to your watch unless you tried the bootloader lock so it must be your drivers
Xmaster24 said:
Your pc seems to be having trouble writing anything to the watch so if it is not the sdk then it must be your driver or bootloader
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Just checked the tool and it shouldn't do any harm at all to your watch unless you tried the bootloader lock so it must be your drivers
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Hi there,
I've just tried to update the drivers but they seem to be up to date.
Yeah, the only reason I thought the program had done some damage is because it froze which resulted in getting stuck on the fastboot menu, but you've more knowledge so I guess that's not the issue.
I'm not entirely sure what else can be done here. I think I might have to just get another watch and stop the update as that is when all the problems occurred.
If you can think of anything else to try, I would be willing to give it a go but don't worry yourself too much if you're out of ideas.
I really appreciate your help up to this point anyways
Thanks
Montezz1 said:
Hi there,
I've just tried to update the drivers but they seem to be up to date.
Yeah, the only reason I thought the program had done some damage is because it froze which resulted in getting stuck on the fastboot menu, but you've more knowledge so I guess that's not the issue.
I'm not entirely sure what else can be done here. I think I might have to just get another watch and stop the update as that is when all the problems occurred.
If you can think of anything else to try, I would be willing to give it a go but don't worry yourself too much if you're out of ideas.
I really appreciate your help up to this point anyways
Thanks
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Try and lock your watch with
fastboot oem lock
then try again with
fastboot oem unlock
Also when was the first time you flashed anything anyway?
Xmaster24 said:
Try and lock your watch with
fastboot oem lock
then try again with
fastboot oem unlock
Also when was the first time you flashed anything anyway?
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I was able to lock and then unlock, and the device notified me that it was erasing, but when I try to start the device, it still brings be back to the fastboot menu.
Do you mean flashing devices in general or flashing this specific device?
Montezz1 said:
I was able to lock and then unlock, and the device notified me that it was erasing, but when I try to start the device, it still brings be back to the fastboot menu.
Do you mean flashing devices in general or flashing this specific device?
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This device I just want to know if you ever actually successfully flashed anything to this device
Xmaster24 said:
This device I just want to know if you ever actually successfully flashed anything to this device
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The first attempting of flashing anything to this device I believe was when using the Return to Stock tool.
I choose the "Install ROM" option which I can see from the script attempts to flash.
So I guess it's never been successful on this device.
Montezz1 said:
The first attempting of flashing anything to this device I believe was when using the Return to Stock tool.
I choose the "Install ROM" option which I can see from the script attempts to flash.
So I guess it's never been successful on this device.
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This whole problem started due to the fact that I couldn't see the device using ADB, so I tried to look for a method to solve that which then caused the problem I'm having now.
The only variable I can put it down to is an update that was pushed to the watch as prior to that, I had no problems at all.
Montezz1 said:
This whole problem started due to the fact that I couldn't see the device using ADB, so I tried to look for a method to solve that which then caused the problem I'm having now.
The only variable I can put it down to is an update that was pushed to the watch as prior to that, I had no problems at all.
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Yup sounds like a driver problem for sure uninstall the watch drivers and download the google drivers here
Xmaster24 said:
Yup sounds like a driver problem for sure uninstall the watch drivers and download the google drivers here
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I do not believe it...
After all of this, it was the drivers...
I don't get it though!! I tried to reinstall them before and nothing changed!
It's only when I completely deleted them and reinstalled that it worked.
Honestly dude, thank you so much for your help and patience. My watch is now working and paired with my phone.
I'm waiting for it to sync but hopefully I will be able to run ADB and all will be well again
Thanks you so much again.
So I have a twrp that will boot but has no touch on mouse support right now I only boot it do not install it it will boot loop your device use fastboot boot recovery.img
svoc said:
So I have a twrp that will boot but has no touch on mouse support right now I only boot it do not install it it will boot loop your device use fastboot boot recovery.img
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Thank you so much!! Very happy to finally have write access to /system! Nice work!
I'm just hoping we get some ROM support on this phone. I always run gappless. Lol.
svoc said:
So I have a twrp that will boot but has no touch on mouse support right now I only boot it do not install it it will boot loop your device use fastboot boot recovery.img
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Yo just curious can you explain to me how you built this i cant seem to get it build rigjt or send me your source files
svoc said:
So I have a twrp that will boot but has no touch on mouse support right now I only boot it do not install it it will boot loop your device use fastboot boot recovery.img
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Sorry, but I have to ask. You say it's working but if it has no touch then how does it work? Command line?
arkansawdave74 said:
Sorry, but I have to ask. You say it's working but if it has no touch then how does it work? Command line?
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would be presumably by way of a USB connected hub to attach a mouse and maybe a keyboard too, though there is another version of TWRP 3.5 which I've just gotten working on my xt2114-7 running 11. I also used it to flash magisk which appears installed but has yet to prompt me to give root perms to anything.... which seems odd. hmm.... anyway there's another TWRP in these forums that may do the trick https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...o-android-11-based-updated-11-4-2021.4354855/ as far as I can tell this is only working on 11 currently and seems a bit touchy about the touchscreen driver when it first boots, but I did a fastboot flash magisk_boot.img and then did a fastboot boot into the TWRP, and from there I actually flashed the TWRP file from within the booted TWRP environment. That sounded more complicated than it is...
Here is a updated TWRP with everything working use at your own risk
treesus said:
would be presumably by way of a USB connected hub to attach a mouse and maybe a keyboard too, though there is another version of TWRP 3.5 which I've just gotten working on my xt2114-7 running 11. I also used it to flash magisk which appears installed but has yet to prompt me to give root perms to anything.... which seems odd. hmm.... anyway there's another TWRP in these forums that may do the trick https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...o-android-11-based-updated-11-4-2021.4354855/ as far as I can tell this is only working on 11 currently and seems a bit touchy about the touchscreen driver when it first boots, but I did a fastboot flash magisk_boot.img and then did a fastboot boot into the TWRP, and from there I actually flashed the TWRP file from within the booted TWRP environment. That sounded more complicated than it is...
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Oh. My bad, man. I had misread the dude's typo. It says, "no touch on mouse support," and I thought he'd meant to say "or," but I later realized that he'd meant to say "only." It apparently has mouse support.I broke my Power 2021 right after I got it, but I did get it rooted using this twrp in an adb shell to pull my kernel because the kernels in the lolinet firmwares, after patching, caused the 2021 to lose touch functionality completely. But, even though it's the same damned kernel, when you pull it with:
"adb shell"
"twrp backup B"
it will make a backup in the usual spot in internal storage (/sdcard/TWRP). Go in there and find the file and rename it to boot.img (or something like twrpdboot.img to keep it from being confused with the other boot images) and if you patch that one with magisk it will boot fine and your touch screen will work. The only reason I haven't told others about that is because of two reasons. For one, everyone's using some windows program that sources its downloads from a different spot than lolinet, and those kerels, I assume, work ( I wouldn't touch windows with my worst enemies computer, myself, so I had to find another way using Linux). And for two, I broke my Moto G power 2021 just a day after I got it. This TWRP in here won't work with all these commands but some of them do work. Backup sure does.
TWRP Commandline Guide
</style>CLIENT SIDE/SCRIPTinstall FILENAME : install FILENAME zip file.
twrp.me
I now have the phone I meant to get in the first place, the Moto G9 Power with an official TWRP build.
arkansawdave74 said:
Oh. My bad, man. I had misread the dude's typo. It says, "no touch on mouse support," and I thought he'd meant to say "or," but I later realized that he'd meant to say "only." It apparently has mouse support.I broke my Power 2021 right after I got it, but I did get it rooted using this twrp in an adb shell to pull my kernel because the kernels in the lolinet firmwares, after patching, caused the 2021 to lose touch functionality completely. But, even though it's the same damned kernel, when you pull it with:
"adb shell"
"twrp backup B"
it will make a backup in the usual spot in internal storage (/sdcard/TWRP). Go in there and find the file and rename it to boot.img (or something like twrpdboot.img to keep it from being confused with the other boot images) and if you patch that one with magisk it will boot fine and your touch screen will work. The only reason I haven't told others about that is because of two reasons. For one, everyone's using some windows program that sources its downloads from a different spot than lolinet, and those kerels, I assume, work ( I wouldn't touch windows with my worst enemies computer, myself, so I had to find another way using Linux). And for two, I broke my Moto G power 2021 just a day after I got it. This TWRP in here won't work with all these commands but some of them do work. Backup sure does.
TWRP Commandline Guide
</style>CLIENT SIDE/SCRIPTinstall FILENAME : install FILENAME zip file.
twrp.me
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I used lolinet files on my 2021, no touch issues, but mine uses the Ilitek display. But since you seem to be familiar with Linux as you put it, you could unpack and repack yours and ramdisk, having pulled files like I outline in https://ilitekforum.xda-developers....ased-updated-11-4-2021.4354855/#post-85885471, so you may be able to make your TWRP have touch, unless you meant damaged so much that's broken too.
I posted a fixed twrp file for you all
svoc said:
I posted a fixed twrp file for you all
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which version of TWRP is this one? Can I find a changelog to check out somewhere?
Onoitsu2 said:
unless you meant damaged so much that's broken too.
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It's out of there. I'lI maybe get another one though because I really want to try Visible Wireless Service and this G9 Power doesn't have esim capability. True unlimited with no hotspot cap for $40/month. Maybe too good to be true, but I gotta check it out. Until then, Check ya laters borneo dudes.
treesus said:
which version of TWRP is this one? Can I find a changelog to check out somewhere?
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I dont make change logs this is twrp 3.4
svoc said:
I dont make change logs this is twrp 3.4
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I build for myself then when it working I give it away I do t keep track of what I do to get it working I just get it working then give it out sorry I'm working on LineageOS right now I got the device trees working last night I got my first build working but still a lot to test out before release
Excited to follow development for the Borneo. Thank you.
If you have any features you would like let me know when I build a rock I make it 100% Google stock no anything extra so let me know if you want any fluff
svoc said:
If you have any features you would like let me know when I build a rock I make it 100% Google stock no anything extra so let me know if you want any fluff
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No fluff - just stock. thanks for your hard work.
svoc said:
I posted a fixed twrp file for you all
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Is there a way to get this working on the G Power (2021) model XT2117-4 (OS is android 11)? I tried running fastboot boot twrp_fixed.img and it just sent me back to the boot loader. Also if its important for me to post my touchscreen stuff, here it is.
Code:
borneo:/ $ cd /sys/class/touchscreen
borneo:/sys/class/touchscreen $ ls
ft8009
4xc7xy said:
Is there a way to get this working on the G Power (2021) model XT2117-4 (OS is android 11)? I tried running fastboot boot twrp_fixed.img and it just sent me back to the boot loader. Also if its important for me to post my touchscreen stuff, here it is.
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borneo:/ $ cd /sys/class/touchscreen
borneo:/sys/class/touchscreen $ ls
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Did you 'fastboot reboot bootloader' first before the boot attempt? You need be in the Fastbootd, not the normal Fastboot screen. I know it's odd, but that's how I got mine. Because apparently fastboot itself won't boot even my TWRP but fastbootd does. The device being an A/B device is the only reason to ever use fastboot (not fastbootd), to flash the sparsed system image is my understanding.
Onoitsu2 said:
Did you 'fastboot reboot bootloader' first before the boot attempt? You need be in the Fastbootd, not the normal Fastboot screen. I know it's odd, but that's how I got mine. Because apparently fastboot itself won't boot even my TWRP but fastbootd does. The device being an A/B device is the only reason to ever use fastboot (not fastbootd), to flash the sparsed system image is my understanding.
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No I did not, let me try that right now and then do a follow up reply to tell you how it goes