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Now up and running for our 3D's.
HBoot 1.5 users, flash via FlashImage GUI.
So far, so good!
http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager
i dont understand what to do with it?? img?? i thought to flash a recovery u put it on the root of sdcard and fastboot finds it and u update.. i have hboot 140 rooted.. so how do i go about flashing this new touchscreen cwm recvovery?? yes im a noob.. and yes i tryed to find out but cant find any thing?? i just thought i needed a PG86IMG.ZIP just like when u flashed the new twrp 2.0?
evod3 said:
i dont understand what to do with it?? img?? i thought to flash a recovery u put it on the root of sdcard and fastboot finds it and u update.. i have hboot 140 rooted.. so how do i go about flashing this new touchscreen cwm recvovery?? yes im a noob.. and yes i tryed to find out but cant find any thing?? i just thought i needed a PG86IMG.ZIP just like when u flashed the new twrp 2.0?
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flash it via flash image GUI or via fastboot using PC
evod3 said:
i dont understand what to do with it?? img?? i thought to flash a recovery u put it on the root of sdcard and fastboot finds it and u update.. i have hboot 140 rooted.. so how do i go about flashing this new touchscreen cwm recvovery?? yes im a noob.. and yes i tryed to find out but cant find any thing?? i just thought i needed a PG86IMG.ZIP just like when u flashed the new twrp 2.0?
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If you're HBoot 1.4, you don't necessarily need to do the workaround that 1.5'ers use, but the same method works.
1) Install FlashImage GUI (either buy from market or find the apk file on XDA)
2) Select option to flash recovery image.
3) Locate recovery image of choice. You do NOT need to rename anything.
4) Flash recovery image.
5) Reboot to recovery to confirm image flashed correctly.
Those 5 steps should get you a new recovery. Let me know if you encounter any issues. This new CWM Touch Recovery seems to be working fine so far, I've tested a majority of the functions so far and have had no issues yet.
Is this better than Twrp 2.0 just need someones opinion on it. Are there any other features which makes it must have?
Sent in 3D
Boss2212 said:
Is this better than Twrp 2.0 just need someones opinion on it. Are there any other features which makes it must have?
Sent in 3D
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I was unable to mount USB storage so i switched back to twrp 2.0
Sounds good, but I think ill wait a month before using to make sure no one finds any serious problems with it
Also, there should be an easy PG86IMG.ZIP made for this, thats how I have ALWAYS done all firmware and recovery flashes and never had a problem. It was the right way before all this flash image stuff.
mnomaanw said:
I was unable to mount USB storage so i switched back to twrp 2.0
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One option I hadn't tried this morning, and can also confirm this.
Gives an error "E: unable to open ums lunfile (no such file or directory)"
Does it work any better than twrp 2.0?
Would backups from the previous non touch version still function ?
Sent from my CM9 HP Touchpad
DarkManX4lf said:
Does it work any better than twrp 2.0?
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Haven't experienced any bad flashes on a few test runs yet, but as mentioned earlier in this thread, USB storage mount doesn't work, so any files you need to push you'll need to go through the ADB route until a revised version of this recovery image is created.
Link to the ADB method; scroll to post #9:
http://rootzwiki.com/topic/12348-slow-transfer-usb-mounting-unable-to-open-ums-lunfile/
Charging in recovery is fuctional?
nikosblade said:
Charging in recovery is fuctional?
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Nope, doesn't appear to be.
You can update this straight from the rom manager application
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gav-collins1983 said:
You can update this straight from the rom manager application
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Sorry,my bad,I tried and it just flashes 5.0.2.0, I was able to flash via flash image GUI, without needing to wipe caches, of course, lol, seems pretty cool, ain't tested for bugs as yet, just wanted to correct my error here
cool beans!!! it worked!! ill have to try this out for a while see how it works.. that was the first time i ever used flash gui cause i ahve hboot 1.40 never needed to.. i always thought it would be a pain to use but it was mad easy to use.. good stuff!!!!!!! thanks!!!!!!!!!!!
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the only thing i dont like is there was no download bar?? so i dint kno when it was going to finish..
evod3 said:
cool beans!!! it worked!! ill have to try this out for a while see how it works.. that was the first time i ever used flash gui cause i ahve hboot 1.40 never needed to.. i always thought it would be a pain to use but it was mad easy to use.. good stuff!!!!!!! thanks!!!!!!!!!!!
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the only thing i dont like is there was no download bar?? so i dint kno when it was going to finish..
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Good stuff, man. It's a very handy app, especially for those of us stuck w/ HBOOT 1.5. Great for toggling between kernels and quickly set up new ROMS.
Yes, no more finger Olympics..
Sent from my PG86100 using XDA App
Guys, just to reiterate....
1) Mount USB storage does not work
2) Charging via recovery does not work
If you want to flash a ROM directly through the recovery, you need to rename the ROM zip to "update.zip" w/o the quotes. PITA, but that's the workaround if you do not wish to go through ADB mounting.
i actully went back to twrp 2.0 cause my phone shut off by it self after i flashed cwm touch recovery.. my phone never does that.. so i went back to twrp just to be safe..plus there was kno download bar.???
I rolled back to older version 4 of cwm not a fan of twrp 2.0 tho. Nice features but has some annoying issues lol twrp 2.0
Hi !
I have just bought a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Wifi only (GT-P7510).
I want to install ICS on it, but I'm stucked on a problem : my screen is scrolling (flickering if you prefer, like an old broken TV) on a recovery and after install some roms.
My current configuration is OK with that :
- Recovery : CWM v5.5.0.4.
- Android : 3.2
- Kernel : 2.6.36.3 [email protected] #1
- Version number : HTJ85B.XXKL2 P7510XXKL2
With this recovery, I tried to flash my tab with the latest Krang version.
Installation OK but when Android starts : my screen is flickering and never stops.
I can see the Android ignition but impossible to use it except to shut down.
When I try to flash with Cyanogen mod for P7510 (plus.google.com/100275307499530023476/posts/1Lm5iULvf3w), my recovery says :
Assert failed: getprop("ro.product.device") == "p4wifi" II getprop("ro.build.product") == "p4wifi"
Then I tried to install another recovery (a friend made it with this recovery) : andrewrecov.
This recovery starts scrolling, hard to read, then too fast to read anything.
I search for a solution on the web, but found nothing.
Just found some guys saying it's a rare problem, but I don't have any solution.
Any ideas ?
Thanks for your help
Just making a guide to fix, Keep an eye on the General forum!
Thanks mate
I tried a lot of things found on the Web but none fixed my problem.
I hope your solution will solve it.
Hi,
So i am not alone to get this problem
I dont have fixed the problem but find a workaround, if you install KANG (and other rom with scolling pb), if you lock screen (with power button) and wake up, scroll don't exist anymore and display is fine.
If you reboot the tab you have to redo lock/unlock.
After you do this the only display problem that subsist is when you change from portrait to landscape, screen goes black for a half of a second before rotating.
ddup1 said:
Hi,
So i am not alone to get this problem
I dont have fixed the problem but find a workaround, if you install KANG (and other rom with scolling pb), if you lock screen (with power button) and wake up, scroll don't exist anymore and display is fine.
If you reboot the tab you have to redo lock/unlock.
After you do this the only display problem that subsist is when you change from portrait to landscape, screen goes black for a half of a second before rotating.
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I didn't try that, I will but it's not an acceptable solution
I really don't understand why some tablets have this problem and not all.
Maybe the Tablet origin ?
As I see you're french (me too), I bought it on rueducommerce. Same seller or another ?
Just flash another version of CWM that doesn't flicker, there are many versions of 5, doesn't matter which because in the end the ICS installs it's own CWM later.
Azertouf said:
I didn't try that, I will but it's not an acceptable solution
I really don't understand why some tablets have this problem and not all.
Maybe the Tablet origin ?
As I see you're french (me too), I bought it on rueducommerce. Same seller or another ?
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Yeah not acceptable but no choice actually.
I bought my gtab at auchan.
There is another post about recovery flicker bug maybe its a way to get all work fine because the guy success to boot any recovery without flickering :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1555984
Problem solved with this guide
Thanks
Azertouf said:
Problem solved with this guide
Thanks
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What guide????
recovery rolling on p7510 with twrp 2.2.0 flashed
Noob - I've looked around a ton here trying to find some help with escaping recovery mode when the screen is rolling like this and just haven't had any luck at all...
So I flashed CWM 5.5.0.4 and went into recovery mode on my perfectly stock p7510 and got the rolling screen. I was able to see enough of the interface to reboot and was fine again - figured (stupidly now I'm seeing) that twrp 2.2.0 might not have this problem. So I flashed THAT recovery system and I'm still scrolling...however, because it's a touch screen interface now I'm pretty jammed.
What can I do about this? Is there a way to push through a reboot command?
UPDATE: WOW, I managed to peck my way back to Honeycomb. CRAZY. Going back to the "fix the scrolling screen" threads.....
Recovery Screen Scrolling
Hi, I just installed ICS on my GT-P7510 Galaxy Wifi Tablet but if I go into the ClockWorkMod recovery screen it scrolls incessantly (trying to re-root the tablet). This is the ICS Firmware/build P7510XABLPL_P7510UELPL_HOME.tar.md.5 that I installed. The device was rooted but not anymore after flashing from Honeycomb using Odin3_v1.85. I've tried installing recovery.tar.md5.....no luck......I tried installing ClockworkMod_Recovery_v5.5.0.4_P75xx.....no luck screen still scrolls. Can I even install anything via Odin now that the tablet is no longer rooted? Am I able to restore the tablet back to it's stock ROM? Am I able to do it through Kies? The tablet works on ICS as far as I can tell but I sure would like to root it again or have I in a sense "semi-bricked" it? I am a NOOB and would REALLY appreciate any feedback to get me out of this jam. I have read other posts about screens scrolling but nothing about it being the ClockWorkMod screen. Thanks to any and all who reply.
There are solutions for this. The easiest way that I have seen for ICS is to flash pershoot's bootloader variant and CWM recovery.
Go here: http://droidbasement.com/galaxy/roms/cm9/p4wifi/ and download the bootloader and recovery tar.md5 files. Flash them both via download mode with Odin and you should be fine. Come on back and let us know how you made out.
Sent from my GT-P7510 using XDA Premium HD app
djmatt604 said:
There are solutions for this. The easiest way that I have seen for ICS is to flash pershoot's bootloader variant and CWM recovery.
Go here: http://droidbasement.com/galaxy/roms/cm9/p4wifi/ and download the bootloader and recovery tar.md5 files. Flash them both via download mode with Odin and you should be fine. Come on back and let us know how you made out.
Sent from my GT-P7510 using XDA Premium HD app
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I have same issue on P7500...
Does this solution work for P7500 also ?
His Nibs said:
Hi, I just installed ICS on my GT-P7510 Galaxy Wifi Tablet but if I go into the ClockWorkMod recovery screen it scrolls incessantly (trying to re-root the tablet). This is the ICS Firmware/build P7510XABLPL_P7510UELPL_HOME.tar.md.5 that I installed. The device was rooted but not anymore after flashing from Honeycomb using Odin3_v1.85. I've tried installing recovery.tar.md5.....no luck......I tried installing ClockworkMod_Recovery_v5.5.0.4_P75xx.....no luck screen still scrolls. Can I even install anything via Odin now that the tablet is no longer rooted? Am I able to restore the tablet back to it's stock ROM? Am I able to do it through Kies? The tablet works on ICS as far as I can tell but I sure would like to root it again or have I in a sense "semi-bricked" it? I am a NOOB and would REALLY appreciate any feedback to get me out of this jam. I have read other posts about screens scrolling but nothing about it being the ClockWorkMod screen. Thanks to any and all who reply.
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Hi. I have the same issue as you, but with an P7500..
You can easely restore your device with ODIN and P7500XXLQ8_P7500OXALQ8_P7500XXLQ8_HOME.tar.md5 (ICS4.04).. So no problems there..
But the problem with screen flickering remains.. Plz let us know if this solution worked for you..
I do not know if I can use this solution, as it seems to be for P7510 only..
djmatt604 said:
There are solutions for this. The easiest way that I have seen for ICS is to flash pershoot's bootloader variant and CWM recovery.
Go here: http://droidbasement.com/galaxy/roms/cm9/p4wifi/ and download the bootloader and recovery tar.md5 files. Flash them both via download mode with Odin and you should be fine. Come on back and let us know how you made out.
Sent from my GT-P7510 using XDA Premium HD app
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Which cwm version is that and is it good for stock?
It's the latest release from pershoot for CWM non-touch recovery. Last I checked it was 6.0.1.2 but that was just about a week ago.
I downloaded both tar.md5's and flashed them both - bootloader first, rebooted, rebooted into recovery, flashed new recovery, done. I was on stock LPL at the time. Hope it works out!
EDIT: I've been working on getting a crisp list of steps together for a new FIX post with bugs9477 and will post that at some point this week. It will be specifically for ICS because everyone here now knows how to fix the roll for HC.
djmatt604 said:
There are solutions for this. The easiest way that I have seen for ICS is to flash pershoot's bootloader variant and CWM recovery.
Go here: http://droidbasement.com/galaxy/roms/cm9/p4wifi/ and download the bootloader and recovery tar.md5 files. Flash them both via download mode with Odin and you should be fine. Come on back and let us know how you made out.
Sent from my GT-P7510 using XDA Premium HD app
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Thanks djmatt604 but it did not resolve my issue. Hmmmm 604 that's my area code lol! Can anyone tell me if you can re-flash the stock Honeycomb ROM back onto the device using Odin and where can I find the stock ROM? I've searched on the forums and there are links but some of them are dead/no longer working or they are for Custom ROMs.
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djmatt604 said:
It's the latest release from pershoot for CWM non-touch recovery. Last I checked it was 6.0.1.2 but that was just about a week ago.
I downloaded both tar.md5's and flashed them both - bootloader first, rebooted, rebooted into recovery, flashed new recovery, done. I was on stock LPL at the time. Hope it works out!
EDIT: I've been working on getting a crisp list of steps together for a new FIX post with bugs9477 and will post that at some point this week. It will be specifically for ICS because everyone here now knows how to fix the roll for HC.
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Thanks djmatt604 but it did not resolve my issue. Hmmmm 604 that's my area code lol! Can anyone tell me if you can re-flash the stock Honeycomb ROM back onto the device using Odin and where can I find the stock ROM? I've searched on the forums and there are links but some of them are dead/no longer working or they are for Custom ROMs. your link has given me these: US_LPL_4.0.4_bootloader.zip & recovery.tar.md5. I do not see 6.0.1.2. I think part of my problem is when I flashed ICS onto my tablet in the instructions I was reading there was nothing about wiping the old ROM off the sd card FIRST then flashing the new ROM onto the formatted sd card.
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Before you give up, try flashing the attached file "ClockworkMod_Recovery_v5.5.0.4_P75xx.tar" via Odin. BUT instead of putting it in the PDA section, load it in the BOOTLOADER section, then flash. This solution WORKED!!!!!!!!!! A BIG ROUND OF APPLAUSE to brGabriel!!!:good:
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xenofexos said:
Hi. I have the same issue as you, but with an P7500..
You can easely restore your device with ODIN and P7500XXLQ8_P7500OXALQ8_P7500XXLQ8_HOME.tar.md5 (ICS4.04).. So no problems there..
But the problem with screen flickering remains.. Plz let us know if this solution worked for you..
I do not know if I can use this solution, as it seems to be for P7510 only..
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Try this solution it solved my issue but be sure to thank brGabriel for this ingenious solution! http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=31153208
Glad you got it worked out! FYI the recovery.tar.md5 is the CWM 6.0.1.2. If you flashed it and rebooted into recovery you'd see the version # at the top of the recovery screen.
Further, if you're flashing stock firmware via Odin (not a flashable ROM file, the stock firmware tar.md5) it will automatically wipe and relay the partitions for the entire tablet - /data,/cache,/system (the ROM itself), /sdcard (all of your storage), bootloader, all of it. You start completely clean when you go that route.
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[/COLOR]Before you give up, try flashing the attached file "ClockworkMod_Recovery_v5.5.0.4_P75xx.tar" via Odin. BUT instead of putting it in the PDA section, load it in the BOOTLOADER section, then flash. This solution WORKED!!!!!!!!!! A BIG ROUND OF APPLAUSE to brGabriel!!!:good:
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Try this solution it solved my issue but be sure to thank brGabriel for this ingenious solution! http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=31153208
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I appreciate the acknowledgement but I can't take full credit. I came across it somewhere while searching for a solution myself. It worked for me on stock-based ICS so I thanked the original poster. It should be noted that with that particular recovery, you may not be able to flash a CM9 or CM10 ROM until you've flashed the latest CWM recovery which you can get from www.droidbasement.com
Good luck guys
djmatt604 said:
Glad you got it worked out! FYI the recovery.tar.md5 is the CWM 6.0.1.2. If you flashed it and rebooted into recovery you'd see the version # at the top of the recovery screen.
Further, if you're flashing stock firmware via Odin (not a flashable ROM file, the stock firmware tar.md5) it will automatically wipe and relay the partitions for the entire tablet - /data,/cache,/system (the ROM itself), /sdcard (all of your storage), bootloader, all of it. You start completely clean when you go that route.
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So how do you know if it's stock firmware vs. a flashable ROM file? I downloaded this: GT-P7510_XAB_P7510UEKMP_P7510XABKMP_P7510UEKMP onto my PC in hopes that it is the original HC firmware I had on my GT-P7510 and was going to flash it back onto my GT-P7510 if the scrolling CWM screen issue couldn't be resolved. How are you able to differentiate on whether you should use ClockWorkMod (via recovery mode) to download ROM onto SDcard then install ROM off SDcard or use Odin to install ROMS?
Thanks once again for your assistance!
Hello. Right now, I am in the process of installing a custom ROM on an HTC Evo 4G LTE. I unlocked the boot loader, put TWRP on it, copied Paranoid Android on it with Gapps, and installed the zip. The phone is still in s-on mode and is stuck at the Paranoid Android screen. I have no idea what to do. I have to get it fixed ASAP. Please, help.
well for whatever reason paranoid android is not loading .. so ..go back into twrp a press reboot>system.. and you phone should reboot back into your previous rom...or you can press restore and choose the rom listed there.. and follow prompts from there.... that will get you back to square one.. you can figure out why the new rom wont load from there... make sense?... hopefully you DID make a backup of your old rom!!!
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oh ya to get back into twrp .. hold down the power button and the vol down button at the same time .. that will take you to the boot loader screen .. scroll down with vol. button and choose "recovery" .. that will get you back into twrp.. easy cheesy
jceccoli said:
Hello. Right now, I am in the process of installing a custom ROM on an HTC Evo 4G LTE. I unlocked the boot loader, put TWRP on it, copied Paranoid Android on it with Gapps, and installed the zip. The phone is still in s-on mode and is stuck at the Paranoid Android screen. I have no idea what to do. I have to get it fixed ASAP. Please, help.
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Sounds like you didn't fast boot the kernel
heliguide62 said:
well for whatever reason paranoid android is not loading .. so ..go back into twrp a press reboot>system.. and you phone should reboot back into your previous rom...or you can press restore and choose the rom listed there.. and follow prompts from there.... that will get you back to square one.. you can figure out why the new rom wont load from there... make sense?... hopefully you DID make a backup of your old rom!!!
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oh ya to get back into twrp .. hold down the power button and the vol down button at the same time .. that will take you to the boot loader screen .. scroll down with vol. button and choose "recovery" .. that will get you back into twrp.. easy cheesy
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Well, I never made a backup of the original stock ROM. I tried everything I could, but then realized I was in S-On mode, and HBOOT is 1.19. Therefore, I think there is no way around it. I just did "locked" the boot loader and ran the RUU. That has gotten it back to stock. Worst part is, I convinced my friend to do this because I had rooted my One S, now, he's never going to want to root again. He didn't back anything up to his computer, just his SD card, which was wiped. Damn. Thanks for the reply.
no prob .. well the the upside is .. you were able to get it back .. and you didn't brick the thing
Like om4 said, all you needed to do was flash the boot image. That is one of the known limitations with your hboot version.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=31102864
Sent from my EVO LTE
With s-on you may flash any Rom with a custom recovery. Just not (kernel,bootimg,radio) so what you can do is
HTC dev unlock,root stock rom
download flash image gui.apk
download the Rom and gapps
Open flash image gui
Flash the paranoid rom from FIGUI
Reboot into recovery and flash again
Now you should have a working boot image and rom.
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Hey all, noob here.
This is as similar to the issue I am having now as I can find. So here's what up as far as brass tacks.
HTC EVO 4G LTE "Jewel"
TWRP loaded and functional
Rooted, (tampered) had SuperUser
Nothing in the internal SD card (explain momentarily)
No OS. Yeah, no.
S-ON due to 3.17.
Lost my Nandroid
Don't know much else cause if I take it out of recovery I have to suffer through a bootloop, but I will get more info once I get an idea of whats happening.
Down and Dirty:
So I have rooted several devices, My old Evo 4G's, a couple SIII and S4's and I thought I could do this in one morning. So I got it rooted, using WinDroids help, but skipped S-Off as 3.17 was too new for the software in the toolkit. Did some reading, read multiple times that S-ON was cool to just a ROM which is what I wanted, So I DL'd the ROM, loaded to internal memory, loaded up TWRP from recovery, ran it.
Failed.That's ok, I have the nandroid, I suffered a boot loop until I learned how to escape, Recovered, and I tried again with a fresh DL. Same. So I nandroided and was looking everything over. Then I butter fingered everything. I factory reset the phone, dumping my nandroid and my OS out the window. No I have a phone with no OS and my only access to it is through USB mount in TWRP. How can I either
A) get it back to stock ROM or
B) install the AOSP ROM I was going for. Any more information required I will be more than obliged to give.
I appreciate everything I get I promise!
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slowfncar said:
With s-on you may flash any Rom with a custom recovery. Just not (kernel,bootimg,radio) so what you can do is
HTC dev unlock,root stock rom
download flash image gui.apk
download the Rom and gapps
Open flash image gui
Flash the paranoid rom from FIGUI
Reboot into recovery and flash again
Now you should have a working boot image and rom.
Sent from my EVO using xda premium
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This is what I think happened to me, by the way. How would I do a ROM without a Kernel? Just yank the kernel folder out? I doubt it. I used to know but I'll be honest, I have only dabbled recently, it's been a while since I kept up with the science precisely.
(No asking poster, Asking in general)
Read this and also this.
Sent from my HTC EVO 4G LTE
FinZ28 said:
Read my Hboot guide in my sig, and also check out the guide on how to fix your phone after a system wipe. I think you'll find what you're looking for.
Sent from my HTC EVO 4G LTE
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Ah, I read your guide before, I misread some in trying it, I'll give it another go now I re-read it.
[EDIT:] Read first one, not the second. I shouldn't have any issues, I'm pretty techie, Just need the right reading material. Appreciate it mate!
JukeRedlin said:
Ah, I read your guide before, I misread some in trying it, I'll give it another go now I re-read it.
[EDIT:] Read first one, not the second. I shouldn't have any issues, I'm pretty techie, Just need the right reading material. Appreciate it mate!
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You got it:good:
Anything else, just ask.
JukeRedlin said:
Ah, I read your guide before, I misread some in trying it, I'll give it another go now I re-read it.
[EDIT:] Read first one, not the second. I shouldn't have any issues, I'm pretty techie, Just need the right reading material. Appreciate it mate!
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Up and Running on Mean Bean, should be able to get anywhere I need from here. Thanks Fin, and all who helped before~
Not a problem.
Sent from my HTC EVO 4G LTE
I feel like i've read every thread and tried everything.. hope some one can help?
The Problem:
I had a semi working JB rom and i tried to flash a new rom due to lag and stutter from the one that was on it now I cannot boot past the EEE Pad (asus/nvidia) screen - just sits here with the text on the left corner "AndroidRoot 9.4.2.28r01
The Hope:
I can access CWM, fastboot, ADB etc :silly:
The Attempt:
Almost everything i can find, erasing through fastboot, cwm, installing different roms etc. I've tried flashing a new blob from the official asus download through fastboot but i get an error when putting it through....
Any one have ideas on what it might be, is there hope? or is this money down the drain?
push
dylan.mfh said:
I feel like i've read every thread and tried everything.. hope some one can help?
The Problem:
I had a semi working JB rom and i tried to flash a new rom due to lag and stutter from the one that was on it now I cannot boot past the EEE Pad (asus/nvidia) screen - just sits here with the text on the left corner "AndroidRoot 9.4.2.28r01
The Hope:
I can access CWM, fastboot, ADB etc :silly:
The Attempt:
Almost everything i can find, erasing through fastboot, cwm, installing different roms etc. I've tried flashing a new blob from the official asus download through fastboot but i get an error when putting it through....
Any one have ideas on what it might be, is there hope? or is this money down the drain?
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I believe you tried to flash a JB rom without the JB boot loader. If you have nvflash enabled then that's you're only recovery option. Other than that it's dead. Asus can fix it for a fee.
McJesus15 said:
I believe you tried to flash a JB rom without the JB boot loader. If you have nvflash enabled then that's you're only recovery option. Other than that it's dead. Asus can fix it for a fee.
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He says he can access Cwm fastboot and adb so he is not dead.
I will help you when I am at my pc later.
Edit. Get me this info ready please. Power off prime. Hold down volume down and power. When the icons appear for fastboot etc look at the top left where the writing is and at the end is a long number. Does this number start with a 9 or a 10?
I am not talking about androidroot number but the one in the long line with bootloader in it.
flumpster said:
He says he can access Cwm fastboot and adb so he is not dead.
I will help you when I am at my pc later.
Edit. Get me this info ready please. Power off prime. Hold down volume down and power. When the icons appear for fastboot etc look at the top left where the writing is and at the end is a long number. Does this number start with a 9 or a 10?
I am not talking about androidroot number but the one in the long line with bootloader in it.
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Ah my bad. Saw the Androidroot number thing and assumed it was the nvflash boot loader.
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So very sorry about the delay in a response and thank you very much for your replies!
I have attached a picture of (what i think) you are talking to. I believe what you are asking for is a 9.
Dylan
flumpster said:
He says he can access Cwm fastboot and adb so he is not dead.
I will help you when I am at my pc later.
Edit. Get me this info ready please. Power off prime. Hold down volume down and power. When the icons appear for fastboot etc look at the top left where the writing is and at the end is a long number. Does this number start with a 9 or a 10?
I am not talking about androidroot number but the one in the long line with bootloader in it.
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dylan.mfh said:
So very sorry about the delay in a response and thank you very much for your replies!
I have attached a picture of (what i think) you are talking to. I believe what you are asking for is a 9.
Dylan.
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You have the same problem as someone I fixed not long ago.
Please read thru the following thread and post back here if you get stuck at any point.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2009284
flumpster said:
You have the same problem as someone I fixed not long ago.
Please read thru the following thread and post back here if you get stuck at any point.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2009284
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Thank you thank you thank yoououuu!!! WOW you are the best!!!!
for any one trying to figure this out, i looked up android wook 1.3 on the android dev upload site and got it through there!!
Thank you soo much! Can i donate $5 and buy you a beer?
dylan.mfh said:
Thank you thank you thank yoououuu!!! WOW you are the best!!!!
for any one trying to figure this out, i looked up android wook 1.3 on the android dev upload site and got it through there!!
Thank you soo much! Can i donate $5 and buy you a beer?
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It's ok thanks mate, I have loads of beer
Enjoy your prime
dylan.mfh said:
So very sorry about the delay in a response and thank you very much for your replies!
I have attached a picture of (what i think) you are talking to. I believe what you are asking for is a 9.
Dylan
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It looks like I have the exact same problem but my number starts with a 10. I would be eternally grateful if someone could help. I have searched for hours and have had not luck ;(
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How I did this...
I was running CM 10 with the jb bootloader and I figured I'd update before going on a trip.
I decided to try AndroWook but couldn't get it to boot. I couldn't get it to work or figure out why. When I recovered CM, no problem. So I decided to give it one more go and downloaded AndroWook 1.3 and installed as if I was updating the bootloader.
Been in ruins ever since ;(
I can get to fastboot and adb but can't boot into recovery! I tried flashing a new recovery through fastboot. I am either missing something or it is not working.
Thanks for anyone that can point me in a direction.
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It looks like I have the exact same problem but my number starts with a 10. I would be eternally grateful if someone could help. I have searched for hours and have had not luck ;(
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How I did this...
I was running CM 10 with the jb bootloader and I figured I'd update before going on a trip.
I decided to try AndroWook but couldn't get it to boot. I couldn't get it to work or figure out why. When I recovered CM, no problem. So I decided to give it one more go and downloaded AndroWook 1.3 and installed as if I was updating the bootloader.
Been in ruins ever since ;(
I can get to fastboot and adb but can't boot into recovery! I tried flashing a new recovery through fastboot. I am either missing something or it is not working.
Thanks for anyone that can point me in a direction.
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Just install the regular version of this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=34937936&postcount=6210 . put a Jellybean rom either Androwook 1.51 or nrgz latest from the developers thread on a micro sd card. And then use this to flash a new rom. Do not forget to wipe cache, dalvik and factory reset. You can actually wipe anything EXCEPT FOR EXTERNAL SD.
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Just install the regular version of this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=34937936&postcount=6210 . put a Jellybean rom either Androwook 1.51 or nrgz latest from the developers thread on a micro sd card. And then use this to flash a new rom. Do not forget to wipe cache, dalvik and factory reset. You can actually wipe anything EXCEPT FOR EXTERNAL SD.
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Fixed him over pm about 6 hours ago mate lol
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Fixed him over pm about 6 hours ago mate lol
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um, updates are nice
Hello all,
New to the HTC One and hit the wrong damn box going to quickly and deleted the OS. Device shows "unlocked, tampered". In TWRP I can transfer a rom with my Mac using ADB side load. But when trying to install the rom.zip it fails automatically. Android Revolution is the rom I'm trying to install. Is there a way to just install stock ATT 4.4.2 and start fresh? Edit: Just tried flashing a rom from external sd with no luck either.
Anybody?
Can get to bootloader mode?
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Can get to bootloader mode?
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Yes, I can get to boot loader. The phone is recognized through ADB and through fast boot. Just have no clue how to get an OS back on the phone, just got the phone and hadn't done a backup since there wasn't anything on it yet. (stupid me)...Can I use the stock backup from this thread?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2701376
Anybody got any ideas to nudge me in the right direction would be very much appreciated!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2721435 I would try this and when u flash the zip in the RUU just get into recovery and wipe big 3 and flash a sense Rom.
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Be sure get s-off too
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godofwar762 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2721435 I would try this and when u flash the zip in the RUU just get into recovery and wipe big 3 and flash a sense Rom.
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Be sure get s-off too
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I've been reading about the RUU mode but how exactly do I go about it? I downloaded a stock backup from Mr. Hofs post based off my CCID, I'm just not sure how to get my phone back up and running:/ Just want to get it back to stock and I'll leave it alone.
Currently there isn't a RUU for stock sense just stock android for the GPE edition . Only way to get a stock Rom is to flash a recovery back up after u do the steps in that Thread .
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godofwar762 said:
Currently there isn't a RUU for stock sense just stock android for the GPE edition . Only way to get a stock Rom is to flash a recovery back up after u do the steps in that Thread .
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What about just flashing a custom rom then?
Try to just mount in TWRP (not sideload) and adb push the custom ROM of your choice to the phone storage.
Not sure if this will put you in any better position. But its worth a try.
redpoint73 said:
Try to just mount in TWRP (not sideload) and adb push the custom ROM of your choice to the phone storage.
Not sure if this will put you in any better position. But its worth a try.
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I will try and just push the rom over but what do you mean by "just mount inTWRP?".
maclem8223 said:
I will try and just push the rom over but what do you mean by "just mount inTWRP?".
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The is an actual "Mount" button on the TWRP homescreen. But it should already be setup by default (you can check in the "Mount" options) to mount the phone's data partition when you boot into TWRP and have USB connected.
After you've pushed the ROM to the phone's memory, install from TWRP the "usual" way. I think I've seen there this method has worked for people when ADB sideload did not (on my old EVITA). So hopefully this will work for you.
I did the same thing. I downloaded the custom ROM to internal memory .. popped into TWRP .. .. .. formatted all memory (INCLUDING Internal) .. then had 3.23454542234 seconds of wondering where my ROM was. LOL
All I did was copy the ROM to a MicroSD card (from a different PC with Micro to SD adaptor) .. installed the MicroSD card into the phone .. then flashed from the MicroSD card .. no worries. Easy Pasy!
EDIT: I see you tried. I also loaded Android Revolution .. I think you might want to try downloading the ROM again? I can confirm that I used that exact ROM and did the same thing of deleting the OS.
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I did the same thing. I downloaded the custom ROM to internal memory .. popped into TWRP .. .. .. formatted all memory (INCLUDING Internal) .. then had 3.23454542234 seconds of wondering where my ROM was. LOL
All I did was copy the ROM to a MicroSD card (from a different PC with Micro to SD adaptor) .. installed the MicroSD card into the phone .. then flashed from the MicroSD card .. no worries. Easy Pasy!
EDIT: I see you tried. I also loaded Android Revolution .. I think you might want to try downloading the ROM again? I can confirm that I used that exact ROM and did the same thing of deleting the OS.
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Thank you, that's what I'm working on now but the MD5's checked out.
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The is an actual "Mount" button on the TWRP homescreen. But it should already be setup by default (you can check in the "Mount" options) to mount the phone's data partition when you boot into TWRP and have USB connected.
After you've pushed the ROM to the phone's memory, install from TWRP the "usual" way. I think I've seen there this method has worked for people when ADB sideload did not (on my old EVITA). So hopefully this will work for you.
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Not sure if the push is working.... ./adb push rom.zip /sdcard/data/media
I hit enter and the terminal just sits there so I'm not sure if I'm doing it correctly.
Put rom on external sd and install unless TWRP dont see external yet. ALways did this on my last few phones.
maclem8223 said:
Not sure if the push is working.... ./adb push rom.zip /sdcard/data/media
I hit enter and the terminal just sits there so I'm not sure if I'm doing it correctly.
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A lot of ROMs are almost 2 GB (depending on which ROM, of course). So it takes some time to transfer over.
If there is no error message right away, it might be a good sign its being moved over.
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JayRolla said:
Put rom on external sd and install unless TWRP dont see external yet. ALways did this on my last few phones.
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He already tried this, and response #13 above suggested the same thing.
redpoint73 said:
A lot of ROMs are almost 2 GB (depending on which ROM, of course). So it takes some time to transfer over.
If there is no error message right away, it might be a good sign its being moved over.
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He already tried this, and response #13 above suggested the same thing.
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It was a sideload issue the whole time. Pushed Android_Revolution and it installed. Now it's rebooting I hope, been on the HTC One screen for awhile?EDIT: All set folks, thank you so much for the help! No OS is still showing in boot loader though.
maclem8223 said:
It was a sideload issue the whole time. Pushed Android_Revolution and it installed. Now it's rebooting I hope, been on the HTC One screen for awhile?
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First boot after a flash takes a while. Maybe a few minutes (didn't keep track). Wait 5 or 10 minutes before you panic.
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maclem8223 said:
EDIT: All set folks, thank you so much for the help! No OS is still showing in boot loader though.
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I don't show any OS number in bootloader either, and I am also on Android Revolution. Don't know if it was the same when I was on GoldenEye.
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First boot after a flash takes a while. Maybe a few minutes (didn't keep track). Wait 5 or 10 minutes before you panic.
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I don't show any OS number in bootloader either, and I am also on Android Revolution. Don't know if it was the same when I was on GoldenEye.
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Made a nandroid backup so now I'm happy. Thanks again!