Help rooting DX2 - Motorola Droid X2

Hi guys,
Trying to root my DX2 and I'm not haveing any luck with the script tool posted here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1818758 . The phone is running android 2.3.5 with system version 1.3.418. I followed the instructions to a "T", but nothing happens. The phone doesn't reboot or anything. Is there something I'm supposed to do before attempting to root, like unlock the bootloader or something?
Thanks in advance,
Eric

Witch method did you use?
Self extracting,iso...?
Was your battery charged?
Have you sbf before?
don't be scared it's only a phone
ogd x d2g x2 gs3
old ladies ^

did you watch the video?
http://youtu.be/sHVCOkFMYAE

sd_shadow said:
did you watch the video?
http://youtu.be/sHVCOkFMYAE
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I used the self extracting file, just like in the video.
I bought the phone used so I'm not sure of its history. But as far as I can tell, it's completely stock and unrooted.
When I run the executable it just hangs after restarting the daemon. The phone doesn't do anything. I Even tried going into fastboot manually as suggested in the video. No luck what so ever.

install moto drivers manually
turn phone on
enable usb debugging (system/apps/developer options)
connect to pc
change usb mode to charge only or pc mode
if you did that, try toggling usb debugging off/on

sd_shadow said:
install moto drivers manually
turn phone on
enable usb debugging (system/apps/developer options)
connect to pc
change usb mode to charge only or pc mode
if you did that, try toggling usb debugging off/on
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Just started over fresh to make sure I didn't miss anything. Did a factory reset on the phone (erased all data on internal storage and sd card). Then I downloaded and installed the drivers (MotorolaDeviceManager_2.3.4.exe). Then I ran the self extracting file (DroidX2_Root_2012.exe). No dice. Same as before. The script stalls after restarting the daemon and phone does nothing. I even made sure I was using the stock Motorola cable to connect the phone to the computer.
Do I need to SBF to a different release, like 2.3.4?

read the Voodoo method

scheirere said:
Just started over fresh to make sure I didn't miss anything. Did a factory reset on the phone (erased all data on internal storage and sd card). Then I downloaded and installed the drivers (MotorolaDeviceManager_2.3.4.exe). Then I ran the self extracting file (DroidX2_Root_2012.exe). No dice. Same as before. The script stalls after restarting the daemon and phone does nothing. I even made sure I was using the stock Motorola cable to connect the phone to the computer.
Do I need to SBF to a different release, like 2.3.4?
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Oh, btw, I made sure usb debugging was on....after toggling it on and off a few times. I also tried both charge only and pc mode for the USB connection.

also depends on what you are going to do rooted
if you are going to flash eclipse, flash 2.3.5 sbf, and retry root
if you are going to flash any other roms, use 2.3.4 sbf, and toot with pete's root tools, or moto fail, superoneclick......

sd_shadow said:
also depends on what you are going to do rooted
if you are going to flash eclipse, flash 2.3.5 sbf, and retry root
if you are going to flash any other roms, use 2.3.4 sbf, and toot with pete's root tools, or moto fail, superoneclick......
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Not exactly sure what rom I will end up with. I figured on starting with a MIUI rom as I've used them on a couple other devices. I'm familiar with them and pretty happy with the performance.
With that said, it looks like I should SBF to 2.3.4 and them try to root. Correct? Any other suggestions?

scheirere said:
Not exactly sure what rom I will end up with. I figured on starting with a MIUI rom as I've used them on a couple other devices. I'm familiar with them and pretty happy with the performance.
With that said, it looks like I should SBF to 2.3.4 and them try to root. Correct? Any other suggestions?
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I would recommend MIUI 2.8.10 because it is running Ice Cream Sandwich ! MIUI4DX2 (the one running gingerbread has really huge problems when it comes to stability with games ! Anyways yes MIUI is beautiful but has some little bugs but as a daily driver i recommend it after you have flashed the ROM you should get Titanium Backup Pro and freeze a couple things but make sure you know what you are doing! I never use v6 supercharge because for some reason it makes my phone run slower :/

sd_shadow said:
also depends on what you are going to do rooted
if you are going to flash eclipse, flash 2.3.5 sbf, and retry root
if you are going to flash any other roms, use 2.3.4 sbf, and toot with pete's root tools, or moto fail, superoneclick......
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my phone loves to toot .
edit: but shadow , you are the man none the less. always right on it when someone needs help with anything. thanks for this. it seems many would be lost without your guidance.
and you know what evil lurks in the hearts of men.

and you know what evil lurks in the hearts of men
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Can't root using SuperOneClick???

Bear with me guys, this month my phone seems to be having so many issues for no reason at all...
I odin'd today..
and I was going to root just as usual. on stock JFD, going to root by using superonelick - placed phone in usb debugging mode -
started it up and then i get this:
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I will root using another method for now, but I'm wondering why it didnt work?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=849028
use the update.zip from somewhere in there
superoneclick never worked for me, always ended up not responding just after starting and i had to close it with tas manager
Damn noobs
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Try using the Toolbox for Vibrant, you'll find it in the dev section or in the Vibrant bible. For some reason it has always done what or programs couldn't. Good luck.
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why root? there is no need to root in JFD to get CWM working. here is the update.zip, put it on sdcard, and boot into it, and then flash CM7 by hand. BAM! you're golden!
no need for root.
Yea just copy update.zip to sd card, reboot into standard recovery, apply update.zip, hit it a second time and then boom your in cwm.
You do have usb debugging enabled when your trying to root right? And usb is not connected as a mass storage device? If you do it wont work...!
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the noob guide I wrote has both methods, each with their own update.zip
I don't like superoneclick. neither does your pc's antivirus.
bfranklin1986 said:
Damn noobs
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Hey hey hey..... don't player hate.... player participate. Lol
s15274n said:
the noob guide I wrote has both methods, each with their own update.zip
I don't like superoneclick. neither does your pc's antivirus.
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Actually. To all mentioning the update that's 'd the method is used and it was from your thread.
Also to the guy calling me a noob.
lol.
geoffcorey said:
why root? there is no need to root in JFD to get CWM working. here is the update.zip, put it on sdcard, and boot into it, and then flash CM7 by hand. BAM! you're golden!
no need for root.
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That Noob guide is titled for rooting method.
so that thread is misleading because it only install CWM without rooting the vibrant phone.
souleater11 said:
That Noob guide is titled for rooting method.
so that thread is misleading because it only install CWM without rooting the vibrant phone.
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Option A is for rooting.
Option B is for installing CWR and then flashing a new ROM straight away.
That is actually how I rooted my with Option A and messed around and cleaned the bloat from my stock ROM before I decided on which custom to flash b/c I hate Superoneclick and have never got it to work correctly on any phone. Some others have, I haven't.
Woodrube said:
Option A is for rooting.
Option B is for installing CWR and then flashing a new ROM straight away.
That is actually how I rooted my with Option A and messed around and cleaned the bloat from my stock ROM before I decided on which custom to flash b/c I hate Superoneclick and have never got it to work correctly on any phone. Some others have, I haven't.
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Thank you for this clarification.
btw, i plan to use method A.
it seems steps 3 to 5 (OP Noob Guide) is exclusively for method B.
1. can you share me your experience in the steps 3 to 5 for using method A?
2. Do I have to Select Reinstall packages again for method A ?
If all you are wanting to do it root your phone, just download Option A.
This is what I did (without ever plugging my phone into PC once).
1. I downloaded Option A to my SDcard.
2. Booted into stock Recovery and since it was already labeled Update.zip, I just installed it that way. (You could rename it something like Rooter.zip and then you would pick the option in Recovery to :install from SD
3. Booted up and made sure Superuser.apk was there. It was.
4. Went to market to download CWR (free version) and installed it.
5. Made back up through CWR
6. Removed Bloater,blah blah blah and not once did I ever plug my phone in. Maybe I got lucky, maybe it was something else, but it worked for me. Later on I did copy all that to my PC because as you know, links do tend to get broken around here.
Less than a week later I had read and picked out custom ROM and flashed that. Most custom ROMs have a recovery already built into them.
Good luck and remember the first thing that you should do whenever you Root a phone is to get into Recovery and make a back up then and there, so that if/when you ever have to warranty your phone, you can restore it and remove the SU.apk and they will be none the wiser.
Note that Option B does have CWR included and I have read here and there that CWR free isn't in the market for some reason. Not sure about that though.
Thanks a lot. its a great help. i will try this.
it seems the free version of ROM manager is not anymore compatible in Android 2.1
Whitehawxx (spelling is probably off on that) has a 2.2 full bloat in the Dev thread if you want to use that and then you can use CWR from market. Just read the OP. Good luck and I am out for the day.
Thanks for the suggestion but I will root from stock 2.1 and just install an old version of ROM manager from 4shared.com
Woodrube said:
If all you are wanting to do it root your phone, just download Option A.
This is what I did (without ever plugging my phone into PC once).
1. I downloaded Option A to my SDcard.
2. Booted into stock Recovery and since it was already labeled Update.zip, I just installed it that way. (You could rename it something like Rooter.zip and then you would pick the option in Recovery to :install from SD
3. Booted up and made sure Superuser.apk was there. It was.
4. Went to market to download CWR (free version) and installed it.
5. Made back up through CWR
6. Removed Bloater,blah blah blah and not once did I ever plug my phone in. Maybe I got lucky, maybe it was something else, but it worked for me. Later on I did copy all that to my PC because as you know, links do tend to get broken around here.
Less than a week later I had read and picked out custom ROM and flashed that. Most custom ROMs have a recovery already built into them.
Good luck and remember the first thing that you should do whenever you Root a phone is to get into Recovery and make a back up then and there, so that if/when you ever have to warranty your phone, you can restore it and remove the SU.apk and they will be none the wiser.
Note that Option B does have CWR included and I have read here and there that CWR free isn't in the market for some reason. Not sure about that though.
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if I follow your rooting method (A), is it safe to flash a miui gingerbread mod roms (miui nb or miui galnet) ?
to paraphrase, is it safe to flash from a newly rooted Android 2.1 to custom rom Android 2.3 ?
assuming I successfully flashed to Android 2.3, is my Super User still intact?
I just apprehensive about your method A, because some rooting methods (Z4root) when transfer to another firmware can cause a lost of Super user permission.

[CDMA] Droid RAZR Utility [WINDOWS]

Droid RAZR Utility 1.51 for WINDOWS
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This is a FULL recovery to 6.12.173 included. Its compatible with restoring from the ICS leak.
I recommend not running this from the root of the C drive. Users have had issues apparently
Motorola Drivers (If its not working install this.)
32 Bit Link: http://www.motorola....river_5.4.0.exe
64 Bit Link: http://goo-inside.me...5.4.0_64bit.msi
Droid RAZR Utility 1.51
Download link(s)
Torrent: http://www.filefacto...BLE_zip_torrent
Direct Download: http://www.filefacto..._COMPATIBLE_zip
What do these actually do?
Restore Droid RAZR to 6.12.173 (Fastboot Restore. RSD Lite alternative. Must be in AP Fastboot Mode to do this)
Gingerbread Root (Roots 2.3.6 and below for Motorola Droids. Have USB Debugging enabled to do this. )
Unroot (Must be rooted to do this. Have USB Debugging enabled to do this.)
Install Voodoo's OTA Rootkeeper App</strong> (Use this app to stay rooted after an OTA. Have USB Debugging enabled to do this.)
Install Bootstrap Recovery App (Use this to make nandroid backups and flash Roms, themes, or mods. Have USB Debugging enabled to do this. Do not install this AND Safestrap. Pick one.
Install Safestrap Recovery App (Use this to make nandroid backups and flash Roms, themes, or mods. Have USB Debugging enabled to do this. Can essentially dual boot. NOT RECOMMENDED FOR NEW USERS. Do not install this AND Bootstrap. Pick one.
Overclock Install (http://www.droidrzr....our-droid-razr/ See coryjohn's guide on Overclocking. Have USB Debugging enabled to do this.)
System Pull (This is NOT a recovery program or backup program. This is for devs and power users. Have USB Debugging enabled to do this.)
Droid RAZR Root for ICS 4.0.3 (The GSM ICS leak can be rooted with this. Our ICS may also be.)
Boot into Fastboot from Debugging (Exactly what it says. Have USB Debugging enabled to do this.)
Boot Normally from Fastboot (If you are in Fastboot mode you can use this to boot normally)
Boot into Motorola Recovery from Fastboot (Read above. Exactly what it says it what it does.)
Boot into Motorola Recovery from Debugging (Have USB Debugging enabled to do this.)
ADB Shell (A way to more manually control your phone. For power users and devs. Have USB Debugging enabled to do this.)
Reboot Phone (Have USB Debugging enabled to do this.)
---Special Thanks---
dhacker29 for being very helpful and telling me commands I was blanking on...generally being awesome!
DroidTh3ory for being very helpful at many times...generally being awesome!
Feel free to donate if you wanna help out (Premium file upload accounts, test devices, etc.)
Awesome
Thx man...really helped me out
Keep it up
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I was on .748 and wanted to get to the latest update (.173). I was told to run this utility and that should take care of it. I was running biganad's ICS Theme.
I feel a bit stupid but when I tried to run the .bat file, I get an error in the CMD window, it says:
'findstr" is not recognized as an internal or external command. operable program or batch file.
Too powerful to fall into the wrong hands.
Please make a selection or hit enter to exit:
I finally just hit "1" and I was able to finally run the utility and the good news is I was able to get it to work (I think). I hit both volume buttons after I got the ! triangle and wiped cache. It reboots and then after I hit "English" when choosing my language, I hit the "android guy" and it just sits there and spins and says "Please wait... this could take a few minutes".... but its been sitting there for 15 min doing this. Any idea on what might be the issue?
Can anyone help me? I am stuck on this set up screen and not sure why.
Reboot the phone
Dont touch the android
Touch each corner one at a time in the corners
Then press home
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lucidvtec said:
Reboot the phone
Dont touch the android
Touch each corner one at a time in the corners
Then press home
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That worked great! Thanks!
My issue now is I seemed to have lost my data connection (phone). I can connect to my home wifi but I have no phone service. Any thoughts on how to get that back?
ghoticov said:
That worked great! Thanks!
My issue now is I seemed to have lost my data connection (phone). I can connect to my home wifi but I have no phone service. Any thoughts on how to get that back?
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It's a random issue with 1/25 or so fastboots not wiping internal SD card like Motorola wants with the 173 fastboot files. A solution if wiping data and refastbooting doesn't work would be flashing the full 6.12.173 files (found on XDA or in my 1.40 utility). Those do wipe your internal SD though.
Also, the findstr command not found is from you somehow removing C:/system32/ from your PATH in Windows.
mattlgroff said:
It's a random issue with 1/25 or so fastboots not wiping internal SD card like Motorola wants with the 173 fastboot files. A solution if wiping data and refastbooting doesn't work would be flashing the full 6.12.173 files (found on XDA or in my 1.40 utility). Those do wipe your internal SD though.
Also, the findstr command not found is from you somehow removing C:/system32/ from your PATH in Windows.
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OK, thanks!
My only concern in flashing the full .173 file is if it erases my sdcard, how would I restore if something goes wrong? That was my only saving grace at this point because I was able to restore my previous backup.
I am wiping data but I'm not sure what refastbooting means?
Also, as far as the finstr command, should I fix it or does it matter?
ghoticov said:
OK, thanks!
My only concern in flashing the full .173 file is if it erases my sdcard, how would I restore if something goes wrong? That was my only saving grace at this point because I was able to restore my previous backup.
I am wiping data but I'm not sure what refastbooting means?
Also, as far as the finstr command, should I fix it or does it matter?
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It's how batch finds its basic windows commands. Having system32 as part of your path is kind of...very important
If you flash 173. with the wiping internal SD command taken out, you may experience the no signal issue.
I don't know what you mean by restore, considering this is already a restore process...
Refastbooting is fastbooting...again.
mattlgroff said:
It's how batch finds its basic windows commands. Having system32 as part of your path is kind of...very important
If you flash 173. with the wiping internal SD command taken out, you may experience the no signal issue.
I don't know what you mean by restore, considering this is already a restore process...
Refastbooting is fastbooting...again.
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Ok. I am off to figure out how to put system32 as part of the path first (since it seems important). lol
What I meant by "restoring" was if I flash the whole .173 and end up losing my signal, I have no way to go back to a previous backup in which it did work. That is what I did last night. Since the signal wasn't working, I flashed back to my .748 backup.
mattlgroff said:
It's how batch finds its basic windows commands. Having system32 as part of your path is kind of...very important
If you flash 173. with the wiping internal SD command taken out, you may experience the no signal issue.
I don't know what you mean by restore, considering this is already a restore process...
Refastbooting is fastbooting...again.
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Ok, I figured out the system32 issue and the utility it working good now.
But, I still have a problem with no radio (data). I ran the 1.40 (with the 1.41 PATCH) and it worked great but I still have no radio. The only commands I have run are #1, then I did the motofail and the Bootstrap Recovery.... but still no radio signal. Did I flash the correct utility? If not, could you link it for me?
EDIT: I just looked on my sdcard and saw that installing the 1.41 Utility did not wipe my sdcard. I must not be installing the correct one. I am following the directions by booting into AB Fastboot and then running the 1.40 (with 1.41 patch) Utility.
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Maybe I should have ran the 1.4 utility, not the PATCH 1.41. I am going to try that. Wish me luck. lol
ghoticov said:
[/COLOR]Maybe I should have ran the 1.4 utility, not the PATCH 1.41. I am going to try that. Wish me luck. lol
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Exactly this^^^
mattlgroff said:
Exactly this^^^
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Did it and it worked like a charm! Thanks for your help!
Also, I ran the 1.4 Utility but it did not delete my sdcard contents... nor did I get the triangle (where you have to hit the volume up+down and wipe cache. It just install right though, I clicked the android guy to set up and it went just like I was upgrading via OTA. I was a bit confused but I just went with it. lol
Is 1.42 complete? Or do I need 1.40 and 1.41 also?
1.42 is complete
are there any instructions on how to use this step by step for a noob?
WOW! I'd tried just about everything to root my unbranded Asian (Taiwan) GSM Droid RAZR.
I updated my Moto drivers, ran the bat file, selected option #2, followed the instructions and...Hey Presto...I'm rooted!
THANKS SO MUCH! (I'll be donating.)
Chuck
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This tool is awesome! Thanks!
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Sorry for a noob question but I couldn't find an answer anywhere :
I have a Verizon Motorola Rarz Maxx, I wonder if I can sim-unlock it and use it on a GSM carrier here in Canada.
Thanks in advance.
EDIT : figured it out, I think GSM capability in XT 912 is disabled by Verizon.
New to razr. Finally retired my Incredible.
How do I return to stock? I rooted with this on Verizon 2.3.5. I've also installed bootstrap. Ran the update to 2.3.6 with voodoo rootkeeper.
But I have terrible earpiece buzz and want a replacement.
Do I just run option 1 to make my phone returnable?
Thanks
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Anyone have a quicker mirror for Razr Utility 1.42?
Going to take over 6 hours with the current link, yikes!

[Q] Can't root device. But it says I have.

Having some odd issues.
I was rooted but I decided to unroot and go back to stock.
Now I want to try a new rom so I went through the rooting procedure. Unsecure kernel, then run s2root. It says its perm rooted but when I reboot the phone things act up. Rom manager doesn't say im not rooted, but any action that requires rooting just freezes the app (not the phone). I downloaded a basic root checker and it states im not rooted. But s2root says I am
I used the following.
GT-I9100_XXLP6_insecure kernel.
And here is my info
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Here is the S2 Root information also:
Checking Device Connection...
Device Connected!
Restarting ADB Server...
Checking ROOT Access...
Device Has TEMP ROOT Permissions!
Attempting To PERM ROOT Device...
Remounting '/system' as Read/Write...
Pushing Required Files To Device...
Setting Permissions...
Installing 'BusyBox'...
Remounting '/system' as Read Only...
PERM ROOT Success!
Syncing Device...
Cleaning Temporary Files...
Please Remember To Reboot Your Device Later.
Done!
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I'm not sure how to proceed next.
When I try to go into recovery, I don't get CWM recovery, I just seem to get another basic one which has none of the features I require.
Any thoughts on this?
X82X said:
Having some odd issues.
I was rooted but I decided to unroot and go back to stock.
Now I want to try a new rom so I went through the rooting procedure. Unsecure kernel, then run s2root. It says its perm rooted but when I reboot the phone things act up. Rom manager doesn't say im not rooted, but any action that requires rooting just freezes the app (not the phone). I downloaded a basic root checker and it states im not rooted. But s2root says I am
I used the following.
GT-I9100_XXLP6_insecure kernel.
And here is my info
Here is the S2 Root information also:
I'm not sure how to proceed next.
When I try to go into recovery, I don't get CWM recovery, I just seem to get another basic one which has none of the features I require.
Any thoughts on this?
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Flash a stock rom and than flash CF root from Chainfire for your rom and you`re done. You`ll have su, bb and recovery.
Lol ,
you are on a Very old leak.
flash over a No wipe Off leak like hazerd rom.
ore flash a CF root by odin
Root + CWM .
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1103399
jje
Edit: Found the right kernel. So far so good. Thanks!
Well my excitement was short lived.
I've tried multiple kernels. Every one has an issue with mounting the internal SD card. My phone is now usless at the moment because I don't have any other roms on the card to install. I cant put any on because it wont mount. Giving me a unable to open ums lunfile.
I have SensatioN ROM 3.0 ICS ready but that installs Kernel CF-ROOT 5.4 which causes a panic, can't even get into recovery.
Currently Im stuck. I have no idea how to solve this. Any thoughts?
Giving me a unable to open ums lunfile.
Search XDA for that topic it was very recent and i think they may have found a fix in the post .
jje
Did a search, found some people trying to use SiyahKernel v2.6.14 so tried that. Can't get into recovery or boot. It's like my phone has gotten worse since I tried to unroot it many months back. The primary issue, so far, is that I am unable to mount the sd card in recovery. So I can at least put some roms on to install. At the moment my phone is rom-less.
X82X said:
Did a search, found some people trying to use SiyahKernel v2.6.14 so tried that. Can't get into recovery or boot. It's like my phone has gotten worse since I tried to unroot it many months back. The primary issue, so far, is that I am unable to mount the sd card in recovery. So I can at least put some roms on to install. At the moment my phone is rom-less.
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Can you not flash stock rom via ODIN .
jje
I tried this rom GT-I9100_XXLP6_original, but I cant mount SD card from that one.
You should follow jje's suggestion: flash with ODIN.
And: don't use a leaked firmware. I suggest you use the last official GB firmware, just to check that things are working. If this is the case you can go ahead, but you should stick to official releases and root them with CF-Root, as suggested by others.

bricked ?

hi
i was tryingto back to stock with odin file I777UCKH7 OCD With Root
i get FAIL! on odin.
now the phone shows GT-I9100 and doesnt boot
i used
I777UCKH7-CL503881-No-BL
and
I777UCMD8_I777ATTMD8_I777UCMD8_HOME.tar
PLEASE HELP!!
More information is needed before we can suggest anything that would help. Start by telling us everything about your phone, what it was running, why you were going back to stock, etc.
creepyncrawly said:
More information is needed before we can suggest anything that would help. Start by telling us everything about your phone, what it was running, why you were going back to stock, etc.
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i was trying to root my phone the superuser apk was installed but dont work. so i decided to back to stock to sell the phone later. now the phone has a yellow triangle and doesnt work.
killar777 said:
hi
i was tryingto back to stock with odin file I777UCKH7 OCD With Root
i get FAIL! on odin. now the phone shows GT-I9100 and doesnt boot
i used I777UCKH7-CL503881-No-BL and I777UCMD8_I777ATTMD8_I777UCMD8_HOME.tar
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killar777 said:
i was trying to root my phone the superuser apk was installed but dont work. so i decided to back to stock to sell the phone later. now the phone has a yellow triangle and doesnt work.
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Maybe you think we can just look into a crystal ball and divine what is wrong with your phone and how to fix it? No, we need more information. So, since you can't think what information to provide, I'll ask specific questions. You will need to answer these questions completely and thoroughly. (I hope you will, as you did not answer very much of the questions I posed in my last response.)
So lets start with those:
1. Tell us everything about your phone. How long have you had it? Did you buy it new or are you the second owner? What operating system was it running before you started the process that caused your question? I assume this means what operating system was on the phone when you tried to root? One would assume that since it wasn't rooted, it had been stock? Was it working normally before you tried to root?
2. What exactly did you use to try to root the phone? What method did you use, or specifically what did you flash to achieve root? You didn't get the yellow warning triangle from flashing stock, so it must have occurred when you tried to root.
Let's start with that. If I need more after you answer these, I'll ask.
creepyncrawly said:
Maybe you think we can just look into a crystal ball and divine what is wrong with your phone and how to fix it? No, we need more information. So, since you can't think what information to provide, I'll ask specific questions. You will need to answer these questions completely and thoroughly. (I hope you will, as you did not answer very much of the questions I posed in my last response.)
So lets start with those:
1. Tell us everything about your phone. How long have you had it? Did you buy it new or are you the second owner? What operating system was it running before you started the process that caused your question? I assume this means what operating system was on the phone when you tried to root? One would assume that since it wasn't rooted, it had been stock? Was it working normally before you tried to root?
2. What exactly did you use to try to root the phone? What method did you use, or specifically what did you flash to achieve root? You didn't get the yellow warning triangle from flashing stock, so it must have occurred when you tried to root.
Let's start with that. If I need more after you answer these, I'll ask.
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omg im sorry..
1- i bougt this phone new. have 4 months. it was on android 4.0.2. i try to root the phone use SuperOneClick. and yes the phone was on a stock rom. was working normally.
2- i used SuperOneClick root. doesnt work so i downloaded I777UCKH7 Return/Unbrick to Stock (or Root) Odin3 One-Click Downloaders.
now no matter what rom i download, odin allways says FAIL!
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Am I correct in assuming that after you first tried SuperOneClick, the phone was able to boot normally? I am guessing you were able to boot the phone or you wouldn't know that superuser.apk was installed.
And how did you know that the root didn't work?
I'm not sure exactly what SuperOneClick does, but I don't think it will work with stock 4.0.2.
By the way, since the S4 was released, a lot of people have left the I777 forums so I don't know if you'll find anyone else to help besides myself. I'll try to check on this thread as often as I can, but you may have to wait hours between messages.
Edit: Oh and have you tried to boot into recovery. If not, try it now. Hold down vol- vol+ and pwr continuously for at least two initial boot screens. And if you by some chance can enter recovery, I'll need to know that information.
Alright listen, you're gonna be fine.
You really dodged a bullet as your phone is SOFT BRICKED.
This is easily fixed, the phone I'm typing this with had the same issue.
First, get into download mode and make sure your battery is out, this is often looked over. As long as your battery is out before odining you're fine.
Now using ODIN I'd flash an official ROM from the Samsung site. Get that tar/md5 file and hook it up to PDA. Start the flash.
If it fails flashing try it AGAIN.
If it fails IMMEDIATELY then try a different ROM.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I777 using xda app-developers app
ok guys thank you very much for your time and your patience.
i try to flash the stock rom on another computer and.... BOOM!! the phone is working again. :laugh: :victory:
thank you!

Why is this not downloading?

So I rooted my Huawei G520
Download this flashing tool
Followed the prompts as best as i could
Nadda!
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"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
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Just sits there grinning at me
I know I've missed something really simple
Tried it with/without the phone connected - Nadda
Click Download and nothing happens
JethroUK said:
So I rooted my Huawei G520
Download this flashing tool
Followed the prompts as best as i could
Nadda!
Just sits there grinning at me
I know I've missed something really simple
Tried it with/without the phone connected - Nadda
Click Download and nothing happens
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Do you have the USB drivers installed for your device and is your device being recognized by Windows Device Manager? If you don't have the drivers installed for your device I would recommend installing them and if you can't find the specific USB drivers for your device I would recommend trying Koush's Universal ADB device drivers which can be downloaded from here.
I'm ignorant , there i said it. The flash tool is good and dandy, but why not just use something like ROMtoolboxpro, for the recovery install. The previous answer is good though, you need drivers, but I must ask, if you didnt have the drivers installed correctly, then how did you root????
i would suggest CWM app for recovery install, but it crashes on me. Like I said Iam ignorant because I don't know your device,
Warped420 said:
.... why not just use something like ROMtoolboxpro, for the recovery install....,
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installed it - current Chinese software closes it everytime i open it - hence i desperately need to flash a new rom
You do understand you have to buy ROMtoolboxpro right?, if you purchase it, it shouldn't close automatically. Dude it is quick and it gets the job done.. Credit = whoever made this little "work of art"
EDIT: If your trying to flash a rom, why don't you just transfer it to your sd card and flash from recovery if you have recovery already?
OK , so my google skills suck today, but if you know Arabic ,this is perfect.
http://www.winkabarkyaw.net/2013/04/how-to-root-huawei-g520-5000.html
They have links to drivers for the flash tool and your device on here ..
shimp208 said:
Do you have the USB drivers installed for your device and is your device being recognized by Windows Device Manager? If you don't have the drivers installed for your device I would recommend installing them and if you can't find the specific USB drivers for your device I would recommend trying Koush's Universal ADB device drivers which can be downloaded from here.
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Installed those drivers - still no go
I am missing something really fundamental:
My Huawei is rooted (I think)
USB drivers are installed
Mobile is in USB debug mode (is that right?)
Mobile is connected
I have been working on this for days and seem to get further away not nearer
Someone mention Bootloader code - what the devil is that?? Anyone know?? Do i need one?
To install CWM on your phone ,First you need to unlock the bootloader ,you have to ask for this code in huawei website
http://www.huaweidevice.com/cn/servicePolicy.do?method=preUnlock china version
http://www.huaweidevice.com/worldwide/servicePolicy.do?method=preUnlock English version
take a look here
Again, i found this by using "Google"
Thanks for the links!
Warped420 said:
To install CWM on your phone ,First you need to unlock the bootloader ,you have to ask for this code in huawei website
http://www.huaweidevice.com/cn/servicePolicy.do?method=preUnlock china version
http://www.huaweidevice.com/worldwide/servicePolicy.do?method=preUnlock English version
take a look here
Again, i found this by using "Google"
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I did try that earlier but the y dont list the G520 - cheers anyhow
Warped420 said:
To install CWM on your phone ,First you need to unlock the bootloader ,you have to ask for this code in huawei website
http://www.huaweidevice.com/cn/servicePolicy.do?method=preUnlock china version
http://www.huaweidevice.com/worldwide/servicePolicy.do?method=preUnlock English version
take a look here
Again, i found this by using "Google"
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I tried a different rooting tool and it flashed CWM onto my phone
Actually managed to boot in recovery mode
Tried to flash a rom
Deleted cache and reset the phone
It tries to install the rom - verifies, etc then aborts - dang!
Same when i tried another rom
Same when i tried to install gapps package
Could it still have a locked bootloader if it's rooted with CWM installed?
That's what it looks like to me. Friends of mine say they always have issues with bootloaders. Since other models of that brand have them, then you should look for the correct code or a way to hack it.
How did you flashed CWM
Hi.
Could you tell me how did you flashed CMW, and for which specific version of the phone? There are two versions of Huawei G520:
- 5000 (chinese version with Mediatek processor)
- 0000 (occidental version with Snapdrago). I have this one.
Thanks
JethroUK said:
I tried a different rooting tool and it flashed CWM onto my phone
Actually managed to boot in recovery mode
Tried to flash a rom
Deleted cache and reset the phone
It tries to install the rom - verifies, etc then aborts - dang!
Same when i tried another rom
Same when i tried to install gapps package
Could it still have a locked bootloader if it's rooted with CWM installed?
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JethroUK said:
So I rooted my Huawei G520
Download this flashing tool
Followed the prompts as best as i could
Nadda!
Just sits there grinning at me
I know I've missed something really simple
Tried it with/without the phone connected - Nadda
Click Download and nothing happens
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do you use sd card to ROM, or use usb cable to Rom?

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