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I was updating my SIII to Omega 44.2 from omega 44. I did a full wipe and it just hung there doing nothing........so I pulled the battery (I know, right :silly. Anyway I am now stuck on boot loop, I can't get into recovery as my Vol+ doesn't work. I can get into download mode, but can't continue due to not being able to use the Vol+.
If anyone knows a way around this, although I know it is highly unlikely.
Thank you in advance for the ear bashing I am about to recieve.:good:
You should open your phone and try to fix the volume button but you can also acces the download mode via adb reboot download and recovery mode via adb reboot recovery (this one is propably kinda useless since you dont have touch recovery) when you reach the download mode you can just flash stock firmware via odin
btw hit the thanks button if i helped you
AW: [Q] Bricked s3
To me it sounds like a case for service center repair. I'm not used to Usb jigs, but I assume they still need you to press the vol+ button to continue to download mode...
|| Typed with my S4 Octa-Beast or my Note 10.1 ||
himorasi said:
You should open your phone and try to fix the volume button but you can also acces the download mode via adb reboot download and recovery mode via adb reboot recovery (this one is propably kinda useless since you dont have touch recovery) when you reach the download mode you can just flash stock firmware via odin
btw hit the thanks button if i helped you
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I do have touch recovery, I just can't enter it because of the Vol+.
phatmodder said:
I do have touch recovery, I just can't enter it because of the Vol+.
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You should really try to fix the volume buttons . Be brave and open the device or else pay someone to fix the buttons nothing else
phatmodder said:
I do have touch recovery, I just can't enter it because of the Vol+.
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Great so heres guide to reach the recovery mode without hard buttons
1.Download adb and install adb drivers for your phone
2.Extract the files to your c directory in a folder named adb(creat one)
3.Once the files are located in c:\adb go to start menu then search for cmd
4.type in cd c:\adb then click enter
5.type in adb devices it will show the connected devices it should be bunch of numbers
6.if you cant see them it means adb drivers for your device are not installed correctly
7.Now you can reboot to the recovery mode (adb reboot recovery) or download mode (adb reboot download)
you can also use usb jig
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/need-a-samsung-usb-jig-build-your-own/
remember to hit the thanks button if i deserve it
I recently changed my framework-res.apk and now I'm stuck at the boot animation. I don't want to completely reset my device with a kdz. I've looked around and haven't found much about recovery. I have the original apk file, but I just need a way to push it. Anyone have a way?
Mars11_ said:
I recently changed my framework-res.apk and now I'm stuck at the boot animation. I don't want to completely reset my device with a kdz. I've looked around and haven't found much about recovery. I have the original apk file, but I just need a way to push it. Anyone have a way?
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Do you have cwm installed ? If not you can try: phone powered down , hold vol+ home + power, should bring up message saying something about service center..
Code:
adb shell
su
mount -o rw, remount /system
rm /system/framework/framework-res.apk
exit
adb push /path-to/orginal/framework-res.apk /system/framework
adb reboot
Thanks for the reply. I didn't read about CWM before this happened, otherwise this would be easy. I've held down every button combination at boot that I can think of and get nothing like that. When holding vol- + home + power I get an Android and a progress bar that causes the phone to reboot after no more than 10 seconds. Nothing shows up in the device manager during that time either.
Mars11_ said:
Thanks for the reply. I didn't read about CWM before this happened, otherwise this would be easy. I've held down every button combination at boot that I can think of and get nothing like that. When holding vol- + home + power I get an Android and a progress bar that causes the phone to reboot after no more than 10 seconds. Nothing shows up in the device manager during that time either.
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unfortunately vol- , home and power will(probably already did) hard/factory reset your phone
Lelus said:
unfortunately vol- , home and power will(probably already did) hard/factory reset your phone
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Well crap. Well it's still not booting..
I can get into fastboot through omap4boot. If I can get a cwm recovery img for my device I should be able to fix it.
Mars11_ said:
I can get into fastboot through omap4boot. If I can get a cwm recovery img for my device I should be able to fix it.
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fastboot + cwm recovery only works if you've unlocked bootloader
easiest way to restore your phone now is by s/w mode ,either lg tool or offline method
or "vol+ and home and power" and the rest from 2nd post in this thread
Mars11_ said:
Thanks for the reply. I didn't read about CWM before this happened, otherwise this would be easy. I've held down every button combination at boot that I can think of and get nothing like that. When holding vol- + home + power I get an Android and a progress bar that causes the phone to reboot after no more than 10 seconds. Nothing shows up in the device manager during that time either.
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All you have to PRESS is volume down, nothing else.Merely press it because if you hold it down, it won't boot into recovery
...My first post...done son...WOOHOOO
fredo5580 said:
All you have to PRESS is volume down, nothing else.Merely press it because if you hold it down, it won't boot into recovery
...My first post...done son...WOOHOOO
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When do you press it?
Lelus;4003I 246 said:
fastboot + cwm recovery only works if you've unlocked bootloader
easiest way to restore your phone now is by s/w mode ,either lg tool or offline method
or "vol+ and home and power" and the rest from 2nd post in this thread
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I had cwm before i unlocked boot loader...install with 9 installer.apk and choose test version (stable version won't boot)..plus if you have a CWM backup( they r also in the forums as well) adb restore is 50 times faster than using LG Update tool.
fredo5580 said:
I had cwm before i unlocked boot loader...install with 9 installer.apk and choose test version (stable version won't boot)..plus if you have a CWM backup( they r also in the forums as well) adb restore is 50 times faster than using LG Update tool.
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But I don't have any ADB and can't boot into the ROM, I'll just use the LG Update tool. I have a thread detailing what working modifications I did and how I did it, so I can get all those working. Thanks guys.
Mars11_ said:
When do you press it?
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Wh. I you see flashing LEDs..no flashing LEDs means no CWM if you don't have it( it comes and goes sometimes FM) try pushing recovery.IMG thru adb
fredo5580 said:
I had cwm before i unlocked boot loader...install with 9 installer.apk and choose test version (stable version won't boot)..plus if you have a CWM backup( they r also in the forums as well) adb restore is 50 times faster than using LG Update tool.
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there are two types of cwm recovery, one uses 2nd boot and other recovery partition , if bootloader is locked and phone won't boot you can't use neither and cwm backups are useless
Mars11_ said:
But I recve any ADB and can't boot into the ROM, I'll just use the LG Update tool. I have a thread detailing what working modifications I did and how I did it, so I can get all those working. Thanks guys.
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As a young developer I HIGHLY recommend becoming very familiar with ADB, it saved a BUNCH of times on my Galaxy S...its great if you can get the hang of it, all commands are the same for all devices, the help section is sort of sketchy, but with a lot of trial and error, I picked it up nicely
fredo5580 said:
As a young developer I HIGHLY recommend becoming very familiar with ADB, it saved a BUNCH of times on my Galaxy S...its great if you can get the hang of it, all commands are the same for all devices, the help section is sort of sketchy, but with a lot of trial and error, I picked it up nicely
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Yes, I know how useful ADB is and use it frequently, but in my phone's state it's not starting and won't ever start.
Mars11_ said:
Yes, I know how useful ADB is and use it frequently, but in my phone's state it's not starting and won't ever start.
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The best thing to do (if you haven't done so already) is to flash the kdz (thanks cmahendra and everyone else for y'all hard work) and start from scratch. Second, install artas182x (thanks Artas!) cwm and make a backup. I had to learn the hard way too
kuma82 said:
The best thing to do (if you haven't done so already) is to flash the kdz (thanks cmahendra and everyone else for y'all hard work) and start from scratch. Second, install artas182x (thanks Artas!) cwm and make a backup. I had to learn the hard way too
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Yeah, I've now done that. Thanks for the tip though.
Sent from my LG-P769
To the OP i am currently in the same boat as far as not being able to boot and not being able to access adb. Have you figured anything out or are you still stuck? Before chimes in I do have CWM( the lights flash on reboot) but when i press the -vol button the phone does nothing.
Try connecting in s/w upgrade mode ( holding vol + while inserting usb to phone) it should load some drivers and you should be able to connect in adb. If not connect in every mode possible, to load any drivers(they will still load even though your phone isn't showing any signs of life as long as you have the installed LG drivers previously)
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[Q]how to enter into recovery mode & bootloader in micromax a27 bolt? key combinatn
hiii
i press volume+ andd power button
but cannot enter into cwm recovery
which enter into factory test,pcba test etc.............which mode is this???
mobinmk007 said:
hiii
i press volume+ andd power button
but cannot enter into cwm recovery
which enter into factory test,pcba test etc.............which mode is this???
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Do you have CWM actually installed?If not flash it via ADB below;
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2191285
Are you pressing the buttons to boot the device or after you have already booted the device?
-- Remove battery of your phone and reinsert.
-- Press Power and Volume Up key together to boot into recovery mode.
-- You should see CWM now, otherwise try flashing again
no sucesss.. key combination not working. pls help mee
ken.okech.94 said:
Do you have CWM actually installed?If not flash it via ADB below;
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2191285
Are you pressing the buttons to boot the device or after you have already booted the device?
-- Remove battery of your phone and reinsert.
-- Press Power and Volume Up key together to boot into recovery mode.
-- You should see CWM now, otherwise try flashing again
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i installed cwm and it flash again..
bt no sucess , then i erase recovery and flash it again
bt no sucesss
switch off my fon
remove battery
reinsert into it
press volume+ key && power button together
no success it goes to factory tes mode ,pcba test etc
cnt enter cwm
bt i can enter cwm by rom manager or mobile uncle quick boot
cant enter cwm by hard keys
pls help mee
mobinmk007 said:
i installed cwm and it flash again..
bt no sucess , then i erase recovery and flash it again
bt no sucesss
switch off my fon
remove battery
reinsert into it
press volume+ key && power button together
no success it goes to factory tes mode ,pcba test etc
cnt enter cwm
bt i can enter cwm by rom manager or mobile uncle quick boot
cant enter cwm by hard keys
pls help mee
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You are the guy who developed the custom ROM for A27 Bolt, right? How did you take the nandroid backup before flashing the new ROM? I have been meaning to ask you this.
If you have taken the backup using CWM recovery, then which process did you follow for flashing the recovery? Is it the one mentioned in this forum for A27 Ninja?
pterodactyl666 said:
You are the guy who developed the custom ROM for A27 Bolt, right? How did you take the nandroid backup before flashing the new ROM? I have been meaning to ask you this.
If you have taken the backup using CWM recovery, then which process did you follow for flashing the recovery? Is it the one mentioned in this forum for A27 Ninja?
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You cant enter cwm recovery by hard keys
you can enter cwm.by
installing the app QUICK BOOT from play store
or mobile uncle tools
and take back up
&&& flash custom rom
mobinmk007 said:
You cant enter cwm recovery by hard keys
you can enter cwm.by
installing the app QUICK BOOT from play store
or mobile uncle tools
and take back up
&&& flash custom rom
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That defeats the purpose of the CWM recovery, as we need to be able to get into recovery when the phone is BRICKED, so I looked around for this kind of problems. I was using the ROM Toolbox Lite for rebooting into recovery. I am currently using the the following through ADB to boot into recovery when the phone is turned off, so it will also work on brick:
Code:
adb reboot recovery
As far as I understand, if I can extract init.rc ouf of boot.img, (init.rc opens with notepad) find “service flash_recovery /system/etc/install-recovery.sh” and comment it (put # before the line and the next lines in this paragraph or the next command), and then save init.rc and rebuild the boot image then flash the boot.img back, then we will be able to get CWM by pressing the power + volume up button.
The problem I am facing with this are 2:
There is a separate init.rc in my "System" directory, and it contains the line. Should I change this one or extract the init.rc out of the boot.img?
How to extract init.rc out of boot.img and after editing rebuild the boot.img?
solution
pterodactyl666 said:
That defeats the purpose of the CWM recovery, as we need to be able to get into recovery when the phone is BRICKED, so I looked around for this kind of problems. I was using the ROM Toolbox Lite for rebooting into recovery. I am currently using the the following through ADB to boot into recovery when the phone is turned off, so it will also work on brick:
Code:
adb reboot recovery
As far as I understand, if I can extract init.rc ouf of boot.img, (init.rc opens with notepad) find “service flash_recovery /system/etc/install-recovery.sh” and comment it (put # before the line and the next lines in this paragraph or the next command), and then save init.rc and rebuild the boot image then flash the boot.img back, then we will be able to get CWM by pressing the power + volume up button.
The problem I am facing with this are 2:
There is a separate init.rc in my "System" directory, and it contains the line. Should I change this one or extract the init.rc out of the boot.img?
How to extract init.rc out of boot.img and after editing rebuild the boot.img?
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u shud edit init.rc from boot.img i think... u can unpack/pack boot.img using racer tool.... search in google for racer kitchen... u will get it.. reply me if u get success....
saginesht said:
u shud edit init.rc from boot.img i think... u can unpack/pack boot.img using racer tool.... search in google for racer kitchen... u will get it.. reply me if u get success....
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Will try that and let you know what happens.
pterodactyl666 said:
That defeats the purpose of the CWM recovery, as we need to be able to get into recovery when the phone is BRICKED, so I looked around for this kind of problems. I was using the ROM Toolbox Lite for rebooting into recovery. I am currently using the the following through ADB to boot into recovery when the phone is turned off, so it will also work on brick:
Code:
adb reboot recovery
As far as I understand, if I can extract init.rc ouf of boot.img, (init.rc opens with notepad) find “service flash_recovery /system/etc/install-recovery.sh” and comment it (put # before the line and the next lines in this paragraph or the next command), and then save init.rc and rebuild the boot image then flash the boot.img back, then we will be able to get CWM by pressing the power + volume up button.
The problem I am facing with this are 2:
There is a separate init.rc in my "System" directory, and it contains the line. Should I change this one or extract the init.rc out of the boot.img?
How to extract init.rc out of boot.img and after editing rebuild the boot.img?
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If ur phone is turned off
U cant access adb
In bootloop
Also
Nly fastboot mode will rescue
hlp me plzzzz!!!!!!
I have a micromax a27 and i rooted it and tried to install dreamboltx v2 by mayank choudhary well while installing the rom i got my device in a condition where i can just access fastboot mode and when i try to turn it on it just shows a black screen and keeps vibrating plz suggest any way to go to recovery mode and rest will do by myself plz hlp thanx in advance.
same here
having the same problem
rananjay said:
having the same problem
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having same problem with mmx a27 so u guys find the solution ? plz help .... (only vibration problem after flashing dreambolt rom )
If Micromax Bolt versions have same h/w configuration, switch off the phone, then press and hold VOLUME DOWN(-) button, and while press-holding it, press POWER button, keep holding both buttons. An 'exclamatory sign inside a triangle with a phone icon' should appear on the screen after 10-20 seconds. This is the recovery mode. Tested in Micromax Bolt A26. Connect the phone via USB cable to PC. Open ADB tool on command prompt, and type 'adb devices', it should list your phone with an ID and as 'Recovery' mode. This is the only way I found to interact with the Micromax Bolt phone, since I couldn't find any hard reset key combinations to show up the ClockWorkMod Recovery options on screen. Remember, incase if your phone is soft-bricked/bootloop stuck, and it is non-rooted and USB-Debugging disabled, chances to recover the phone OS and it's data is less, expect to FLASH it with a new compatible stock/custom ROM using Spreadtrum Tool and necessary PAC file using an Auto-Ignition Cable (This can be done without need for Flashing Box). If the phone is rooted/USB-Debugging enabled when it was bricked, then it can fixed just by using ADB tool to wipe cache/user data or any other ops, without necessity for flashing ROM.
I bought Spring W-100 China phone which looks approximately like Note1.
This phone has no SD card. Single SIM. No ROOT. Everything is ORIGINAL STOCK.
Recovery without commands - Blank Recovery - Android lying on its back with chest open and triangle with RED exclamatory mark.
I bought it from local market one month ago. Everything was okay.
But one day my brother took my phone for playing Subway Surfers.
And Oh...when i saw my phone..it was locked with Too many pattern lock attempts.
:crying: I am totally HOPELESS now.:crying:
I had tried whatever I got On XDA and another places.
At last I joined and made this thread in Android's HEAVEN - XDA..for the good.
Here are my assumptions:
1. There is no SD card..so I can't flash AROMA flasher and remove the gesture.key
2. I think ADB is going pretty well because I can reboot, reboot recovery and download with:
adb -d reboot; adb -d reboot recovery and adb reboot download commands respectively.
--wipe_data command is giving access denied error and rm /data/system/gesture.key is giving the same error.
I think it is because my phone is not rooted.
3. I can boot into bootloader with this code : adb reboot bootloader where only android written.
and then followed by this I tried On being in BOOTLOADER : fastboot -w
4. I had saw a method of pulling settings...but that method did't worked for me as well.
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Please help...Can.t sort it out.....!!!
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..PLEASE..I am STUCK with my phone not working....!!
Isn't anyone present here on XDA to help me out...?
Today i recognized that
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I AM ABLE TO FLASH RECOVERY.IMG WITH FASTBOOT
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Java Baba said:
Isn't anyone present here on XDA to help me out...?
Today i recognized that
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I AM ABLE TO FLASH RECOVERY.IMG WITH FASTBOOT
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open stock Recovery, when you see the android with red exclaimation mark, HOLD power button and press Volume Up. if that doesnt work, try Volume Down. A menu will come up, choose wipe data/factory reset. DONE!
I tried everything..!!
i wanna tell u that i tried everything being in BLANK recovery mode:
power plus vol+
power plus vol-
power plus both vol+ & vol-
menu touch button
home & back touch button
....No Luck..!!
..As of now i think there are three solutions only for my problem(as I think) :
1. Flash RECOVERY.IMG for same make - because I can boot into fastboot mode.
2. Flash a custom or stock ROM (which I cannot get after searching a lot)
3. By using VOLCANOBOX software....(without BOX)
...My local MOBILE Repairing Shops are totally unaware of these things...
tell me that is there any UNIVERSAL recovery.img that can be flashed through fastboot mode to do a factory reset from phone because there is no ROOT and ADB is unable to do my task..
Here are full specification (as far I remember) :
Model:Spring W-100
Firmware version:4.0.3
Resolution:480*800
Manufacturer:Unknown
Serial:ac953dd2
MAC:40:2c:f4:31:f4:1d
Android Version:4.0.3
Baseband version:Unknown
Kernel version:msm7630_surf-user 4.0.3 IML74K eng.root.20120916.230301 test-keys…
MSM7630 QUALCOMM Snapdragon S2
My lenovo a806 stucked at bootloop suddenly . It's a rooted device with CWM recovery installed .How to retrieve the data stored inside the phone ? I know to flash original rom recovery , but by doing this , the data will be wiped , right ? How to save the data ?
delsoo said:
My lenovo a806 stucked at bootloop suddenly . It's a rooted device with CWM recovery installed .How to retrieve the data stored inside the phone ? I know to flash original rom recovery , but by doing this , the data will be wiped , right ? How to save the data ?
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Do you have a custom rom installed?
No, I think it's the original rom by Lenovo.. How to solve this?
I tried to retrieve the data using adb shell , but unfortunealy , it failed . Any alternative???
delsoo said:
I tried to retrieve the data using adb shell , but unfortunealy , it failed . Any alternative???
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Do you have an sd card? Or usb drive with a usb otg connector? If so, (Not sure if cm recovery us close to twrp, but if it is) then you should be able to copy the data folder to one of those and then flash a new Rom and then copy and paste some of the directories. Orr do a nandroid backup if /data, and then flash a new ROM and restore that data backup afterwards. They would have to be the same Rom as you have now though
Sorry it took me so long. Next time quote me so I get a notification
Craz Basics said:
Do you have an sd card? Or usb drive with a usb otg connector? If so, (Not sure if cm recovery us close to twrp, but if it is) then you should be able to copy the data folder to one of those and then flash a new Rom and then copy and paste some of the directories. Orr do a nandroid backup if /data, and then flash a new ROM and restore that data backup afterwards. They would have to be the same Rom as you have now though
Sorry it took me so long. Next time quote me so I get a notification
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The phone cant even enter the CWM Recovery .When I press volume down + power button , the phone entered the Lenovo Recovery instead of CWM Recovery... Any other solution ? @Craz Basics
Craz Basics said:
Do you have an sd card? Or usb drive with a usb otg connector? If so, (Not sure if cm recovery us close to twrp, but if it is) then you should be able to copy the data folder to one of those and then flash a new Rom and then copy and paste some of the directories. Orr do a nandroid backup if /data, and then flash a new ROM and restore that data backup afterwards. They would have to be the same Rom as you have now though
Sorry it took me so long. Next time quote me so I get a notification
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The phone cant even enter the CWM Recovery .When I press volume down + power button , the phone entered the Lenovo Recovery instead of CWM Recovery... Any other solution ? @Craz Basics
delsoo said:
The phone cant even enter the CWM Recovery .When I press volume down + power button , the phone entered the Lenovo Recovery instead of CWM Recovery... Any other solution ? @Craz Basics
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Reflash a custom recovery (I'd recommend TWRP )
Craz Basics said:
Reflash a custom recovery (I'd recommend TWRP )
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By doing so will wipe all the existing data, right? Any ways to keep the data before flashing? I was stucked at bootloop...
delsoo said:
By doing so will wipe all the existing data, right? Any ways to keep the data before flashing? I was stucked at bootloop...
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No, twrp that I'm aware if will not wipe data. Unlocking the bootloader will though if it's not already unlocked
Craz Basics said:
No, twrp that I'm aware if will not wipe data. Unlocking the bootloader will though if it's not already unlocked
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how to flash twrp into my phone now ? My phone already stucked at bootloop .... And i cant access the CWM Recovery at all
delsoo said:
how to flash twrp into my phone now ? My phone already stucked at bootloop .... And i cant access the CWM Recovery at all
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Hold down a set of buttons (Not sure which ones for you, but force restart it and then switch to buttons to boot into recovery. Google the button combo )
How did you flash cmw recovery? Should be the same as that
Craz Basics said:
Hold down a set of buttons (Not sure which ones for you, but force restart it and then switch to buttons to boot into recovery. Google the button combo )
How did you flash cmw recovery? Should be the same as that
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the cwm wasnt flashed by me last time . Can you teach me how to flash twrp into my phone which is having bootloop now ?
I tried adb fastboot , adb pull method , all failed . It said the device is unauthorised
delsoo said:
the cwm wasnt flashed by me last time . Can you teach me how to flash twrp into my phone which is having bootloop now ?
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I found this guide on how to flash twrp and root, you shouldn't worry about rooting until you get booted up first... As for the force reboot, I couldn't find out how to force power it off, so try some of the following:
- Take our battery (if there is a removable one)
- Hold down the volume down and power simultaneously for about 10 seconds (maybe less, maybe more)
- If there is a physical home button, try holding volume down, power and home. (Or volume up)
Once powered off (when the screen turns off, you maybe have to be quick before it restarts. If it does just re-power it off and try again) then hold down power and volume up to boot into recovery mode. You shouldn't need twrp if you can boot into cmw. But I do recommend it when we are finished...
You'll also need a custom (or stock) ROM to flash. I'll show you how to push to your phone with adb if mtp doesn't work in cmw.
Craz Basics said:
I found this guide on how to flash twrp and root, you shouldn't worry about rooting until you get booted up first... As for the force reboot, I couldn't find out how to force power it off, so try some of the following:
- Take our battery (if there is a removable one)
- Hold down the volume down and power simultaneously for about 10 seconds (maybe less, maybe more)
- If there is a physical home button, try holding volume down, power and home. (Or volume up)
Once powered off (when the screen turns off, you maybe have to be quick before it restarts. If it does just re-power it off and try again) then hold down power and volume up to boot into recovery mode. You shouldn't need twrp if you can boot into cmw. But I do recommend it when we are finished...
You'll also need a custom (or stock) ROM to flash. I'll show you how to push to your phone with adb if mtp doesn't work in cmw.
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Can you teach me how to pull the data using adb only ? The rest ( flash ori / custom rom ) , i am familiar .....
Craz Basics said:
I found this guide on how to flash twrp and root, you shouldn't worry about rooting until you get booted up first... As for the force reboot, I couldn't find out how to force power it off, so try some of the following:
- Take our battery (if there is a removable one)
- Hold down the volume down and power simultaneously for about 10 seconds (maybe less, maybe more)
- If there is a physical home button, try holding volume down, power and home. (Or volume up)
Once powered off (when the screen turns off, you maybe have to be quick before it restarts. If it does just re-power it off and try again) then hold down power and volume up to boot into recovery mode. You shouldn't need twrp if you can boot into cmw. But I do recommend it when we are finished...
You'll also need a custom (or stock) ROM to flash. I'll show you how to push to your phone with adb if mtp doesn't work in cmw.
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I cat boot into CWM recovery now
delsoo said:
I cat boot into CWM recovery now
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Alrighty so if you have fill adb drivers than great, if not this should still work fine...
Download this: https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=673368273298958289
Has adb in it, ignore all the root stuff. So extract the file to your desktop and open the folder. Put your ROM in the folder and name it something easy like rom.zip (important it's not rom.zip.zip)
When in the folder, hold shift and then right click inside the folder and select "open command window here" and then type "adb devices" and make sure something comes up with a ton of random characters. If nothing comes up (make sure phone is plugged in lol) then install your phone's drivers. Then try again. Next type this exactly as follows (if you names it rom.zip)
Code:
"adb push rom.zip /sdcard/rom.zip"
**NOTE the space between rom.zip and /sdcard**
This should take awhile, depending on how big the file is. You should see a pulsing dash in the left side of the command prompt. It will stop blinking and bring up a new line when done. Now go into cmw and flash the file in your sd card (rom.zip)
Going to sleep, I'll reply early in the morning before school
Craz Basics said:
Alrighty so if you have fill adb drivers than great, if not this should still work fine...
Download this: https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=673368273298958289
Has adb in it, ignore all the root stuff. So extract the file to your desktop and open the folder. Put your ROM in the folder and name it something easy like rom.zip (important it's not rom.zip.zip)
When in the folder, hold shift and then right click inside the folder and select "open command window here" and then type "adb devices" and make sure something comes up with a ton of random characters. If nothing comes up (make sure phone is plugged in lol) then install your phone's drivers. Then try again. Next type this exactly as follows (if you names it rom.zip)
Code:
"adb push rom.zip /sdcard/rom.zip"
**NOTE the space between rom.zip and /sdcard**
This should take awhile, depending on how big the file is. You should see a pulsing dash in the left side of the command prompt. It will stop blinking and bring up a new line when done. Now go into cmw and flash the file in your sd card (rom.zip)
Going to sleep, I'll reply early in the morning before school
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this file is for samsung s7 , right ? Mine is lenovo a806
delsoo said:
Alrighty so if you have fill adb drivers than great, if not this should still work fine...
Download this: https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=673368273298958289
Has adb in it, ignore all the root stuff. So extract the file to your desktop and open the folder. Put your ROM in the folder and name it something easy like rom.zip (important it's not rom.zip.zip)
When in the folder, hold shift and then right click inside the folder and select "open command window here" and then type "adb devices" and make sure something comes up with a ton of random characters. If nothing comes up (make sure phone is plugged in lol) then install your phone's drivers. Then try again. Next type this exactly as follows (if you names it rom.zip)
this file is for samsung s7 , right ? Mine is lenovo a806
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Root.bat is for Samsung yes, but adb is universal. We aren't worrying about root
Since you didn't have adb installed this is a lightweight version so you don't have to install it. This is just the file link I had on hand