Hey guys.
Basically I put on CM10.1 and then MIUI, but I read that when you upgrade to CM10.1 your files go into a folder called 0?
Well basically I wanna go back to standard by doing a restore, but I go onto CWM and it says after I click "restore" - "no files found"
So where have my restore files gone?
Or how can I get it back to standard? Will I be able to do it on mobile ODIN at all?
Thanks in advance.
Oli
If it helps guys
I have gone through file explorer
0\clockwordmod\backup\ has my restore in it, just how can I restore it in CWM?
oli3107 said:
If it helps guys
I have gone through file explorer
0\clockwordmod\backup\ has my restore in it, just how can I restore it in CWM?
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Copy that folder to the root of your sdcard then CWM should be able to see it.
mikep99 said:
Copy that folder to the root of your sdcard then CWM should be able to see it.
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cheers man - all done, just restoring now, but what if it fails and it bricks it, how can i get it back to standard
clear data and reflash the rom
Nope, just said "error restoring /data"... Then rebooted and it wouldn't boot...
So, what next?
Glebun said:
clear data and reflash the rom
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I don't have odin, will heimdall work?
if the restore of system worked, just wipe data/cache/dalvik in recovery and reboot your phone
mikep99 said:
if the restore of system worked, just wipe data/cache/dalvik in recovery and reboot your phone
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nope it didn't, it failed to copy the files over a couple times, did it in the end but it keeps failing to restore...
You'll have to do a full wipe and flash a rom again then I think.
mikep99 said:
You'll have to do a full wipe and flash a rom again then I think.
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correct
nandroid backup if you created one
nhariamine said:
nandroid backup if you created one
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you didn't read the thread at all, did you
Glebun said:
you didn't read the thread at all, did you
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Hahahahaha that was the whole point of the thread.
Anyway, flashed MIUI again from my brothers SD.
But I wanna go back to XXELLA standard 4.1.2, how do I do this on heimdall, as it asks for a PIT file?
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Ok, so I was trying to restore my V to its original condition and accidentally deleted my stock nandroid backup in the process, and now it only boots into CWM. I found two different stock zips online and tried installing one then the other. One installed but it's still booting into CWM, and the other just won't install. So I'm not really sure what I'm doing wrong. I actually still have my stock nandroid backup on my PC, but unless there's some way I can boot into the bootloader, I can't do anything with it. So basically I'm stuck and couldn't find any solutions after searching around awhile, though it's getting late so I may have missed something
Edit: I had a an aospCMod zip on another SD card and installed it, and it's still just booting into CWM. Not sure what I screwed up.
freedomispopular said:
Ok, so I was trying to restore my V to its original condition and accidentally deleted my stock nandroid backup in the process, and now it only boots into CWM. I found two different stock zips online and tried installing one then the other. One installed but it's still booting into CWM, and the other just won't install. So I'm not really sure what I'm doing wrong. I actually still have my stock nandroid backup on my PC, but unless there's some way I can boot into the bootloader, I can't do anything with it. So basically I'm stuck and couldn't find any solutions after searching around awhile, though it's getting late so I may have missed something
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well in CWM i think you can enabled usb toggle...
terratrix said:
well in CWM i think you can enabled usb toggle...
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Ah, thanks. Didn't realize that. I should just be able to plop my backup into the CWM backup folder.
I transferred the stock backup from my PC to the CWM backup folder and then restored it, and it's still only booting into CWM
freedomispopular said:
I transferred the stock backup from my PC to the CWM backup folder and then restored it, and it's still only booting into CWM
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Yeah happened to me too.
Only way is to flash back via kdz...since the other roms can't work.
terratrix said:
Yeah happened to me too.
Only way is to flash back via kdz...since the other roms can't work.
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Thanks. I'll have to check that out later.
freedomispopular said:
I transferred the stock backup from my PC to the CWM backup folder and then restored it, and it's still only booting into CWM
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before trying to restore this backup, did you wipe data, cache, and dalvik cache?
sweetnsour said:
before trying to restore this backup, did you wipe data, cache, and dalvik cache?
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Yes I did.
Hi,
Is there a way to Uninstall a custom zip package that was installed with xRecovery?
I installed a custom zip package, and my phone cannot boot...
Thanks
MagicHunta said:
Hi,
Is there a way to Uninstall a custom zip package that was installed with xRecovery?
I installed a custom zip package, and my phone cannot boot...
Thanks
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The only option you have is to boot back into recovery and restore your last backup. If recovery is unavailable you'll have to use flashtool to flash a complete firmware package, root, install XRecovery and then restore your backup. If it's a 2.3 backup make sure that you're running baseband .71.
GreatBigDog said:
The only option you have is to boot back into recovery and restore your last backup. If recovery is unavailable you'll have to use flashtool to flash a complete firmware package, root, install XRecovery and then restore your backup. If it's a 2.3 backup make sure that you're running baseband .71.
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Thanks for the quick reply!
What if I do not have a backup inside recovery..
Does that mean I have to Repair my phone using SEUS and lose everything?~~
PS. I am running 2.3.3 Stock FW
MagicHunta said:
Thanks for the quick reply!
What if I do not have a backup inside recovery..
Does that mean I have to Repair my phone using SEUS and lose everything?~~
PS. I am running 2.3.3 Stock FW
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If you can get into recovery try this..... Do a backup first and then do a reinstall your current ROM. After you've done that do an advanced restore of your data and cache partitions from the backup you just made.
This should get you back to your ROM's basic system partition with your current data and cache. If everything works OK, you shouldn't even see any differences.
GreatBigDog said:
If you can get into recovery try this..... Do a backup first and then do a reinstall your current ROM. After you've done that do an advanced restore of your data and cache partitions from the backup you just made.
This should get you back to your ROM's basic system partition with your current data and cache. If everything works OK, you shouldn't even see any differences.
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By "reinstall your current ROM", you mean reinstalling the stock SEUS ROM right?
I just made a backup inside recovery, I will go ahead and reinstall my phone now.
When I restore, are the texts, phonebook etc... being restored from recovery's backup? =) or will i lose those?~
MagicHunta said:
By "reinstall your current ROM", you mean reinstalling the stock SEUS ROM right?
I just made a backup inside recovery, I will go ahead and reinstall my phone now.
When I restore, are the texts, phonebook etc... being restored from recovery's backup? =) or will i lose those?~
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I mean whatever rom you were using when you installed that zip that caused the problem. It actually should still be on your SD card as a Zip unless you removed it after you flashed it.
When you restore data you'll get everything back apps, texts, contacts, history etc.....
GreatBigDog said:
I mean whatever rom you were using when you installed that zip that caused the problem. It actually should still be on your SD card as a Zip unless you removed it after you flashed it.
When you restore data you'll get everything back apps, texts, contacts, history etc.....
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Oh, I wasn't trying to install a rom, i was trying to install this on a SE stock 2.3
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1194266
After trying to install that zip, my phone cannot boot anymore~
I think I am left with reinstalling my whole phone?
Just thought i ask first,
in the Advanced Restore there are
Restore boot, Restore system, Restore data, Restore cache, and Restore sd-ext
I know for sure that i will not need to restore boot... lol, what else do i not need?
MagicHunta said:
Oh, I wasn't trying to install a rom, i was trying to install this on a SE stock 2.3
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1194266
After trying to install that zip, my phone cannot boot anymore~
I think I am left with reinstalling my whole phone?
Just thought i ask first,
in the Advanced Restore there are
Restore boot, Restore system, Restore data, Restore cache, and Restore sd-ext
I know for sure that i will not need to restore boot... lol, what else do i not need?
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After you get back to your stock Rom and have root / XRecovery, just restore data and cache. Whatever you do, don't restore system or you'll have to start over
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GreatBigDog said:
After you get back to your stock Rom and have root / XRecovery, just restore data and cache. Whatever you do, don't restore system or you'll have to start over
Sent from my X10i using xda premium
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Thank you very much for your help!!
Learned a few things here and there hehe
Just one last quick question. Is there a difference between recovery backup & titanium backup?
Thank you!!!
MagicHunta said:
Thank you very much for your help!!
Learned a few things here and there hehe
Just one last quick question. Is there a difference between recovery backup & titanium backup?
Thank you!!!
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There are some big differences - But what exactly do you mean ? (In which way?)
Last night, I installed TW 4.5/TW Manager. I did a ClockworkMod backup first. I decided to restore it.
However, after restoration, the phone is in a factory state. Save for my lock pattern, which it remembered, the phone is in first-run setup mode, all my home screen layouts are gone, all my apps are not in the aop drawer except those the G2 ships with. Contents of the virtual SD card like photos are still there.
I tried restoring my only other CWM backup (a November backup that previously *restored ok* to undo a MIUI test, for example), but this, too, now boots in to the same state.
What has gone wrong here?
And is there any way of getting back the system that I assume/d is/was in the CWM backup files?
If I can't guarantee I can restore a CWM backup, it makes the world a very scary place to be.
Did you wipe before restoring? Sound to me you did not.
1. Full wipe
2. Restore again.
If that does not work, wipe again and use advanced restore.
Don't use rom manager but do everything manually from the recovery.
Wipe what?
You mean, choose Wipe Data and/or Wipe Cache?
Lennyz1988 said:
Did you wipe before restoring? Sound to me you did not.
1. Full wipe
2. Restore again.
If that does not work, wipe again and use advanced restore.
Don't use rom manager but do everything manually from the recovery.
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Wiped data, Wiped cache, Restored backup - still doesn't retrieve the actual backup.
Now wiped again. In Advanced Restore, what should I do?
Lennyz1988 said:
Did you wipe before restoring? Sound to me you did not.
1. Full wipe
2. Restore again.
If that does not work, wipe again and use advanced restore.
Don't use rom manager but do everything manually from the recovery.
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Restore the boot, system, data.
Lennyz1988 said:
Restore the boot, system, data.
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This doesn't work either.
I had the same trouble early last month; even after a restore it was pretty much factory settings and I had to put everything back myself.
It was very irritating as I'd taken the precaution of making a backup but it still didn't work. I've pretty much recovered everything I needed to since then, though.
What excactly did you do prior to the restoring? Did you flash a new rom? If yes, what was your previous rom? Or is TW4.5 an app of some kind?
Lennyz1988 said:
What excactly did you do prior to the restoring? Did you flash a new rom? If yes, what was your previous rom? Or is TW4.5 an app of some kind?
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I did this... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1365605
That is...
Installed TouchWiz 4.5, a modified TouchWiz launcher (left it alongside TouchWiz, set no default - home button press asked for confirmation of home screen each time)
TW4.5 comes with the TW4Manager app for controlling settings.
I downloaded the Suava theme for use with TW 4.5.
Before any of that, I made a CWM backup. Then I did the above. Now the backup (and even a backup which restored perfectly a month ago) will not restore to anything but factory new state.
And you are not getting an error message of any kind? How long does it take to restore? What is the size of the backup?
Lennyz1988 said:
And you are not getting an error message of any kind?
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None.
Lennyz1988 said:
How long does it take to restore?
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Seven minutes
Lennyz1988 said:
What is the size of the backup?
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972Mb
The last thing I can think of is flashing an old stock rom and then rooting it with CF-Root. Then you have an older version of CWM.
A stock rom like KE2. Then try to restore.
If that does not work find a rom which has the latest CMW. Version 5 I believe. Then try restoring it.
Lennyz1988 said:
The last thing I can think of is flashing an old stock rom and then rooting it with CF-Root. Then you have an older version of CWM.
A stock rom like KE2. Then try to restore.
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Hmm, are you talking about kernel?
If I'm correctly reading my rough notes from my rooting and tinkering, then my original kernel was KF3, I rooted in mid-October with an insecure equivalent (KF3) (CF-Root method), but quickly upgraded through Kies... I now have kernel XWKI4 (baseband XXKI1, build KI4).
So I moved from 2.3.3 to 2.3.4.
BUT - the backup and restore I did with CWM under the current system as recently as two weeks ago in November worked fine.
Lennyz1988 said:
If that does not work find a rom which has the latest CMW. Version 5 I believe. Then try restoring it.
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So, you're saying there - you think a newer version of CWM might have eliminated a bug or something?
Might I find any FURTHER problems by changing the ROM and trying to restore?
Thanks for your help.
ClockworkMod - merry effing Christmas.
I really don't know. But I think it's worth the effort determining of your CWM is still functioning properly.
You can also try just flashing the KI4 CF-root kernel, then boot in recovery and then try to restore.
Make sure you have important stuff backuped of course
If you can boot to working phone backup data and copy clockwork mod folder to PC .
Then try posted below . boots to working phone root it with CWM and root copy clockwork folder back then try restore nandroid backup .#
Clean Slate for those that balls up the firmware .
Backup data first if phone is working .
Boot CWM recovery
Mounts and Storage
Format cache data system sd card .
Remove battery
Boot to download mode
Open Odin
Install correct stock firmware .
jje
JJElgan, thanks,
So let me clarify what you're essentially suggesting...
Store my ClockworkMod safely on the PC
Wipe cache, data, system and SD card in Recovery Mode
"Install correct firmware"
Then put the backup file back and try restoring
What do you mean by "correct firmware"?...
I currently have Baseband XXKI1, Kernel XWKI4, Build XWKI4. That is the firmware with which I made the backup. (I guess that's KI4?)
But the firmware I originally rooted with CWM was PDA: KF3, PHONE: KE7, CSC: KD1 (XEU). (I guess that was KF3?)
What's the aim of this here and what's the source of the info?
Thanks very much.
JJEgan said:
If you can boot to working phone backup data and copy clockwork mod folder to PC .
Then try posted below . boots to working phone root it with CWM and root copy clockwork folder back then try restore nandroid backup .#
Clean Slate for those that balls up the firmware .
Backup data first if phone is working .
Boot CWM recovery
Mounts and Storage
Format cache data system sd card .
Remove battery
Boot to download mode
Open Odin
Install correct stock firmware .
jje
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You dont need to wipe before restoring. Just a quick note
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CdTDroiD said:
You dont need to wipe before restoring. Just a quick note
Sent from my GT-I9100 using xda premium
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Ever?
How about after?
And how about in the advice the previous correspondent gave, to reinstall kernel/firmware?
Hi guys
My Galaxy S 2 is running on 4.0.3 newest firmware,XXLPQ,and I want to flash a ROM.
my question is:Can I flash this LP4 ROM on my XXLPQ ?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1582217 here is the link for the ROM
mysska said:
Hi guys
My Galaxy S 2 is running on 4.0.3 newest firmware,XXLPQ,and I want to flash a ROM.
my question is:Can I flash this LP4 ROM on my XXLPQ ?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1582217 here is the link for the ROM
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Yes you can but your phone must be Rooted and a Clockworkmode installed
and to install as mentioned in that site :
- Download ROM and put it on your S2
- Format System / Factory Data Wipe
- Wipe cache and also wipe dalvik cache
- Install the zip file and you will get the CWM install completed message.
- Select Reboot Now and let the phone boot up to an Android setup screen.
zaheedahmed said:
Yes you can but your phone must be Rooted and a Clockworkmode installed
and to install as mentioned in that site :
- Download ROM and put it on your S2
- Format System / Factory Data Wipe
- Wipe cache and also wipe dalvik cache
- Install the zip file and you will get the CWM install completed message.
- Select Reboot Now and let the phone boot up to an Android setup screen.
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I have to backup EFS? or its not needed?
it is always a good idea to backup it before playing with phone......
there are some tools to back up your EFS, and also some Kernel like Siyah kernel automaticaly backs up EFS to your SD Card.
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I have to backup EFS? or its not needed?
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Trouble follows hard on the heels of those that dont backup EFS .
jje
JJEgan said:
Trouble follows hard on the heels of those that dont backup EFS .
jje
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Which is the most easy way to backup EFS? I'm newbie in these things.
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Which is the most easy way to backup EFS? I'm newbie in these things.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1308546
or
nitrality from market
jje
JJEgan said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1308546
or
nitrality from market
jje
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Nitrality is really easy to use my last question is,the backup of EFS is only 2MB its ok or ? Thanks a lot for your time
Hey, I use a custom rom on my HTC Desire X (SkyDragon v2.0) and there is no way to go back to stock..
But is there a way to update to JB (Hboot25)?
xTechnoStar said:
Hey, I use a custom rom on my HTC Desire X (SkyDragon v2.0) and there is no way to go back to stock..
But is there a way to update to JB (Hboot25)?
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Restore the stock rom from your cid (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2210619)
or follow this tutorial if your cid supports it: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2212067
GtrCraft said:
Restore the stock rom from your cid (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2210619)
or follow this tutorial if your cid supports it: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2212067
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I tried the first option but, the TWRP can't find the backup folder on my sd card..
My cid is [CID VODAP120]
Is there any other way to update to JB?
xTechnoStar said:
I tried the first option but, the TWRP can't find the backup folder on my sd card..
My cid is [CID VODAP120]
Is there any other way to update to JB?
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You put the backup inside your TWRP --> BACKUPS --> ''YOURSERIALNUMBER'' folder?
Because it's the only way to update for you
GtrCraft said:
You put the backup inside your TWRP --> BACKUPS --> ''YOURSERIALNUMBER'' folder?
Because it's the only way to update for you
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Okay and what is my serial number?
xTechnoStar said:
Okay and what is my serial number?
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Settings --> Phone ID (or something like that) --> Serial number
Make a folder named TWRP in your sd card then in that folder make one named BACKUP and in that one a folder with your serial number as the name. Then place the backup in there
GtrCraft said:
Settings --> Phone ID (or something like that) --> Serial number
Make a folder named TWRP in your sd card then in that folder make one named BACKUP and in that one a folder with your serial number as the name. Then place the backup in there
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okay thank you and before restore wipe all?
xTechnoStar said:
okay thank you and before restore wipe all?
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That's never a bad idea to do
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That's never a bad idea to do
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I tried restore without wipe all..
And it failed..
i am scared that when all my files deleted that the restore also fails
xTechnoStar said:
I tried restore without wipe all..
And it failed..
i am scared that when all my files deleted that the restore also fails
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Did you try to restore only system and data?
You don't have wipe, but make a backup beforehand
GtrCraft said:
Did you try to restore only system and data?
You don't have wipe, but make a backup beforehand
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also fail without wipe before
xTechnoStar said:
also fail without wipe before
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Which version of TWRP are you using?
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Which version of TWRP are you using?
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v2.6.3.0
xTechnoStar said:
v2.6.3.0
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That's the problem, you need a ICS TWRP because you have ICS hboot (I assume because you want to update to JB)
Use this one: http://d-h.st/eCC
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That's the problem, you need a ICS TWRP because you have ICS hboot (I assume because you want to update to JB)
Use this one: http://d-h.st/eCC
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Thank you Failed without wipe..
xTechnoStar said:
Thank you Failed without wipe..
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Can you send me the recovery log then?
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Can you send me the recovery log then?
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Log copy failed xD WTF
I tried yet restore without wipe.. should i do factory wipe and full wipe?
xTechnoStar said:
Log copy failed xD WTF
I tried yet restore without wipe.. should i do factory wipe and full wipe?
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How did you flash recovery? with fastboot flash recovery recovery.img?
GtrCraft said:
How did you flash recovery? with fastboot flash recovery recovery.img?
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Yes of course
xTechnoStar said:
Yes of course
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try to do fastboot erase cache
And try to restore again