This is a flashable Stock 14.1.B.1.510 Taiwan rom. It is Deodexed and rooted. Install it in CWM. You can use this as a base for your rom. No need to ask. Share it and modify it and lets start some custom roms.
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It is great to be the first reply
Great Job
Really good news...
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m3dd0g said:
This is a flashable Stock 14.1.B.1.510 Taiwan rom. It is Deodexed and rooted. Install it in CWM. You can use this as a base for your rom. No need to ask. Share it and modify it and lets start some custom roms.Download​
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Thanks. Tell and how to receive the worker CWM Recovery?
Feodorus 4PDA said:
Thanks. Tell and how to receive the worker CWM Recovery?
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First unlock your bootloader then flash via fastboot this kernel. When booting press volume up and you are in recovery.
m3dd0g said:
First unlock your bootloader then flash via fastboot this kernel. When booting press volume up and you are in recovery.
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It's OK, thanks. I thought for Locked Bootloader.
Feodorus 4PDA said:
It's OK, thanks. I thought for Locked Bootloader.
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the main problem is lockbootloader
thank you m3dd0g !!!
start a revolution for Rom Cook
can i flash 475 HK ?
Will it wipe DATA and/or Internal Storage ?
I tried to flash, but the program said "waiting for device".
What does this mean, I don't have unlock bootloader? or I'm on 475?
satawat.thongsawat said:
I tried to flash, but the program said "waiting for device".
What does this mean, I don't have unlock bootloader? or I'm on 475?
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yes you need to have unlocked bootloader ( make sure you backup TA before unlocking ) then flash this recovery and flash the rom in cwm.
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hey mate, tried flashing the rom via krabappel2548's kernel.. in twrp it gives an error of updater binary and it flashes fine in cwm. booting now thanks!
m3dd0g said:
First unlock your bootloader then flash via fastboot this kernel. When booting press volume up and you are in recovery.
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Thanks for cookrom first ZU
GOF007 said:
Will it wipe DATA and/or Internal Storage ?
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it will wipe system only. just do a wipe fty reset, wipe cache and dalvik. i did /data too.. and flash the rom.
no need to wipe internal sdcard and the rom will not wipe internal data
androidindian said:
it will wipe system only. just do a wipe fty reset, wipe cache and dalvik. i did /data too.. and flash the rom.
no need to wipe internal sdcard and the rom will not wipe internal data
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I have just finished flash, all 16Gb of data in sdcard are lost in the clean , of course ex_sdcard not deleted
big said:
I have just finished flash, all 16Gb of data in sdcard are lost in the clean , of course ex_sdcard not deleted
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Impossible.. I've flashed the rom a few times and it does not wipe data on sdcard.. Did you do it manually in recovery?
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I have a rom ready but devdb gives server error.. I'll post it asap
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In CWM the external SD isn't found and in TWRP I can't flash any rom, flashing fails right at the beginning, it starts format system and then it says, E: error executing udater binary in zip '/exter... the rest in this row isn't readable
error flashing zip '/external_sd/rom/stock_ C68
updating partition details
Mucho79 said:
In CWM the external SD isn't found and in TWRP I can't flash any rom, flashing fails right at the beginning, it starts format system and then it says, E: error executing udater binary in zip '/exter... the rest in this row isn't readable
error flashing zip '/external_sd/rom/stock_ C68
updating partition details
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Twrp has issues for now.. Use Cwm.. Put the file inside your internal storage.. Go to install.. Select 0..zip file.. Flash away
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Related
I have LWW stock 4.0.4 rooted and CWM installed...
I just exploring in XDA and bump on these two thread...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1705255
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1578109
This custom rom is compatible with lock bootloader now...so I wanna test it out...does anybody with lock bootloader successfully installed this rom and between ExMIUI and MiniCMSandwich Lite which one is better in your opinion...
Thanks.
I tried them both yesterday, just to get an idea. No problem at all with my locked bootloader. Anyway, since I only catched a glimpe of both ROMs, I can't post a real review. You should try them both and decide if you like them
MIUI is more... mmm... i-phone style. MiniCMSandwich looks like a Galaxy Nexus
Feanor88 said:
I tried them both yesterday, just to get an idea. No problem at all with my locked bootloader. Anyway, since I only catched a glimpe of both ROMs, I can't post a real review. You should try them both and decide if you like them
MIUI is more... mmm... i-phone style. MiniCMSandwich looks like a Galaxy Nexus
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i-phone not my taste...
How to revert back to stock rom...
I try both yesterday, MiniCMSandwich i got bootloop.
MIUI can boot but MIUIHome and many other process FC's.
I can realize its because i am noob on Android mod
AyamPushUp said:
I try both yesterday, MiniCMSandwich i got bootloop.
MIUI can boot but MIUIHome and many other process FC's.
I can realize its because i am noob on Android mod
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You got bootloop and fc's as you did not clear data.
@Till: these roms will have no problems to run on locked bootloader. As the ROMs are compatible with the stock kernel.
To revert back you need to restore the back up using CWM. In this whole flashing the zip and reverting back process, you just are making sure that you do not touch /system. That way, you do not mess up with nAa's CWM (its installed in /system only), and so everything will be fine.
In case you get a bootloop, just flash the ROM again by flashtool, or repair using PCC and all will be fine.
Thanks,
Rick
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AyamPushUp said:
I try both yesterday, MiniCMSandwich i got bootloop.
MIUI can boot but MIUIHome and many other process FC's.
I can realize its because i am noob on Android mod
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oh...maybe I just stick with stock rom right now...
DragonClawsAreSharp said:
You got bootloop and fc's as you did not clear data.
@Till: these roms will have no problems to run on locked bootloader. As the ROMs are compatible with the stock kernel.
To revert back you need to restore the back up using CWM. In this whole flashing the zip and reverting back process, you just are making sure that you do not touch /system. That way, you do not mess up with nAa's CWM (its installed in /system only), and so everything will be fine.
In case you get a bootloop, just flash the ROM again by flashtool, or repair using PCC and all will be fine.
Thanks,
Rick
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So after flashing the rom...to revert back to stock rom just restore nandroid backup?...I don't get it about touch the /system...
Till-Kruspe said:
So after flashing the rom...to revert back to stock rom just restore nandroid backup?...I don't get it about touch the /system...
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See, the nAa's recovery installed on locked bootloaders are installed on chargemon and charger files which are there at /system/bin of your phone memory.
Now, suppose you install a ROM which is based on the Stock Kernel. To do this you flash the zip you got from xda or somewhere. While this zip is being flashed, the /system files of the stock ROM are replaced by the /system files of the ROM you are flashing. This will cause the chargemon and charger files to be overwritten, and so, CWM messes with itself. And rest of the installation will fail, giving you bootloop or brick.
The kamarush ROM, which is supported on locked bootloader, takes care that it doesn't replace the /system. Thus, nAa's CWM remains intact, and you can successfully flash the ROM.
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Rick
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DragonClawsAreSharp said:
you just are making sure that you do not touch /system. That way, you do not mess up with nAa's CWM (its installed in /system only), and so everything will be fine.
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Not true. Before installing the ROMs, you NEED to wipe /system. You can do it via CWM (Mounts and storage, wipe /system, /cache and /data. Then Wipe dalvik cache in advanced settings). Otherwise, you'll end up with a lot of fc.
Till-Kruspe said:
So after flashing the rom...to revert back to stock rom just restore nandroid backup?...I don't get it about touch the /system...
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Yes, restore nandroid and that's all. About /system, I already explained that
Feanor88 said:
Not true. Before installing the ROMs, you NEED to wipe /system. You can do it via CWM (Mounts and storage, wipe /system, /cache and /data. Then Wipe dalvik cache in advanced settings). Otherwise, you'll end up with a lot of fc.
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When you are doing a /system wipe using CWM, then CWM knowd how to protect itself. It will not delete the contents of /bin and /xbin files.
Thanks,
Rick
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Till-Kruspe said:
So after flashing the rom...to revert back to stock rom just restore nandroid backup?
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Basically, yes.
DragonClawsAreSharp said:
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When you are doing a /system wipe using CWM, then CWM knowd how to protect itself. It will not delete the contents of /bin and /xbin files.
Thanks,
Rick
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Of course
What I meant is that you HAVE to touch the /system folder. Just touch it the proper way
Feanor88 said:
Of course
What I meant is that you HAVE to touch the /system folder. Just touch it the proper way
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Yea. Right. You are correct. In the first post where I mentioned not touching /system, I meant that the ROMs which have been made to work with locked bootloader make sure that they do not touch the /system. The zip files have no instruction about clearing data. So all data has to be cleared manually using CWM, and nAa is clever enough to make sure that his CWM knows how to protect itself. . (I sometimes so badly wish that I had the brains of Kamarush and nAa. I could look at the smali code and know what it means. With my current brain, I have to spend a whole week to figure out what's what, and then editing is a separate story ).
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Rick
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Yo HAVE to wipe /system, because the current system will conflict with the new system.
In nAa CWM you wipe the whole /system (with /bin and /xbin) while it's running, and after wipe if you restart you will stuckat SONY logo, so don't reboot just install from zip. It will start Aroma installer and before the installation you have. to choose the locked bootloader version.It will install the ROM with nAa's CWM and now you can reboot and enjoy the ROM.
ZsDaniel said:
Yo HAVE to wipe /system, because the current system will conflict with the new system.
In nAa CWM you wipe the whole /system (with /bin and /xbin) while it's running, and after wipe if you restart you will stuckat SONY logo, so don't reboot just install from zip. It will start Aroma installer and before the installation you have. to choose the locked bootloader version.It will install the ROM with nAa's CWM and now you can reboot and enjoy the ROM.
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Hmmm. Right. That seems more logical. .
Thank you bro.
Cheers,
Rick
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ZsDaniel said:
Yo HAVE to wipe /system, because the current system will conflict with the new system.
In nAa CWM you wipe the whole /system (with /bin and /xbin) while it's running, and after wipe if you restart you will stuckat SONY logo, so don't reboot just install from zip. It will start Aroma installer and before the installation you have. to choose the locked bootloader version.It will install the ROM with nAa's CWM and now you can reboot and enjoy the ROM.
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how to format whole system...
DragonClawsAreSharp said:
Hmmm. Right. That seems more logical. .
Thank you bro.
Cheers,
Rick
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0. Get ROOT and install CWM. -> Only for Locked Bootloader
1. You must do a Full Wipe in CWM (System/Data/Cache/Dalvik-Cache)!
2. Copy the ROM to your SDCard
3. Flash ROM in the Recovery
4. Reboot & enjoy
5. First boot is loooooong
I don't get it in no. 1
I already told you. Start CWM Recovery on boot. Go to "Mounts and storage" and format /system, /data and /cache. Then go back, head to advanced settings and clear dalvik cache. Then install zip.
Till-Kruspe said:
how to format whole system...
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Here's what he meant.
You just clear everything (in kamarush's thread it's mentioned) and then you do not go for a re-boot. You directly choose the zip you downloaded. Now the zip will ask you if you have locked bootloader or not. If you select locked bootloader, the ROM installation will start with the installation of CWM (which you had cleared along with everything else), and then rest of the ROM will get installed. Then reboot, and everything will be fine.
Thanks,
Rick
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DragonClawsAreSharp said:
the ROM installation will start with the installation of CWM (which you had cleared along with everything else)
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I can't agree on this point. You are using CWM to flash the zip, so CWM is still there
Hi! How do you wipe your phone completley? Not only factory reset, but wiping the phone totally clean.
Regards
Using this tool.flash from cwm.remember it will wipe your internal sd-card aswell,so u need an external sd-card to flash new rom or flash with odin.
Happy flashing
zodiaxe66 said:
Using this tool.flash from cwm.remember it will wipe your internal sd-card aswell,so u need an external sd-card to flash new rom or flash with odin.
Happy flashing
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Thanks! Will i still be able to boot in to CWM recovery and install from external SD?
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Thanks! Will i still be able to boot in to CWM recovery and install from external SD?
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Yes ofcause
Just remember that it will wipe your system partition completely..so you will not have a rom to boot into..keep a ROM in hand to flash after you flash this zip..
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so my friend has a rooted razr on gb 2.3.(6?) and he installed bootstrap (?) recovery to try and flash a gb rom, arctic rom i believe it was. he went to recovery, choce wipe data/factory reset, wipe cache partition and flash zip from sd card and he flashed the rom, but now hes telling me that the rom stayed stuck on the splash screen, so he went back to recovery and he now has only 4 options: reboot, update from sd card, wipe data/factory reset and wipe cache.... hes pretty lost and tbh ive never messed with a motorola in my life, im htc 4 life xD but anyways id appreciate it if anyone could chime in and help out. thanks in advanced!
Thanks Luisito,
Luisit0 said:
so my friend has a rooted razr on gb 2.3.(6?) and he installed bootstrap (?) recovery to try and flash a gb rom, arctic rom i believe it was. he went to recovery, choce wipe data/factory reset, wipe cache partition and flash zip from sd card and he flashed the rom, but now hes telling me that the rom stayed stuck on the splash screen, so he went back to recovery and he now has only 4 options: reboot, update from sd card, wipe data/factory reset and wipe cache.... hes pretty lost and tbh ive never messed with a motorola in my life, im htc 4 life xD but anyways id appreciate it if anyone could chime in and help out. thanks in advanced!
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Its my phone Btw and yeah it is gb 2.3.5, btw ive tried some steps i found around in some forums, and none worked so please help me with this issue! Thanks!
Basic recovery comes with those 4 options only so nothing is lost...only CWM has more options
Now...don't ever do a factory reset and wiping cache before installing new rom...when you install a new rom it itself formats them
Again...CUT your rom from sd card to computer and again copy it to your sd card....SAFELY REMOVE and again choose apply update from sd card
If this too didn't work...download a new rom and follow what I've said
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coolprateek.kumar said:
Basic recovery comes with those 4 options only so nothing is lost...only CWM has more options
Now...don't ever do a factory reset and wiping cache before installing new rom...when you install a new rom it itself formats them
Again...CUT your rom from sd card to computer and again copy it to your sd card....SAFELY REMOVE and again choose apply update from sd card
If this too didn't work...download a new rom and follow what I've said
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ok so my friend tried to flash the rom again without formating anything aswell as flashing other roms, but all give him the same error:
E:signature failed
Luisit0 said:
ok so my friend tried to flash the rom again without formating anything aswell as flashing other roms, but all give him the same error:
E:signature failed
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Then install cwm...it has option to disable signature verification
It seems that your friend's phone is configured to install only official roms
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coolprateek.kumar said:
Then install cwm...it has option to disable signature verification
It seems that your friend's phone is configured to install only official roms
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aah ok, so how exactly should he install cwm, being that hes unable to boot? is there a guide maybe?
Luisit0 said:
aah ok, so how exactly should he install cwm, being that hes unable to boot? is there a guide maybe?
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There are 2 ways of installing....1 by flashing cwm 2. By installing via pc
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coolprateek.kumar said:
There are 2 ways of installing....1 by flashing cwm 2. By installing via pc
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ahh okk, so could u maybe link me to these methods?
Luisit0 said:
ahh okk, so could u maybe link me to these methods?
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Search for your device in forums
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Ummm,,,
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Search for your device in forums
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I already did, and almost nothing appeared, btw, i guess i cant do it via pc cause i got no options to mount or make my pc recognize it and i guess i should flash but how i will do it withour the install zip from sd option?
Anqeel said:
I already did, and almost nothing appeared, btw, i guess i cant do it via pc cause i got no options to mount or make my pc recognize it and i guess i should flash but how i will do it withour the install zip from sd option?
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You can still use apply update from sd card for CWM
but for pc try moborobo...its a pc suite and installs drivers of most phones...see if it works
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SuperWipe Script
This script was created by mike1986 and he give me permission to port this from his Android Revolution HD ROMs.
So all credits to him and his team!
SuperWipe is used to clean your current phone partitions to make it ready for a brand new ROM version to be installed.
This script will erase and format your data, system, boot and cache partition.
Your SD card will remain untouched FAT32 and it's recommended to leave it like that.
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DOWNLOAD for ICS
DOWNLOAD for JB
So before you flash any ROMs, flash the SuperWipe script in recovery. It will wipe out the partitions and reboot back into recovery.
Make sure you flash a ROM or else you can't boot up! (Unless you flash an RUU)
Thanks to navmad for testing. It works fine!
xpirt
I just tried this script, but it won't work - error 1, operation aborted.... I flashed the zip in recovery.
lockfolder said:
I just tried this script, but it won't work - error 1, operation aborted.... I flashed the zip in recovery.
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Can you give log, please? (recovery->advanced->copy log to sd)
yes in about 5 min
^^ i don't have this option, i have show log and key test, my clockworkmod is 6.0.1.5
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the exact text is: error in .... SuperWipe_DX_by.xpirt.zip (Status 1). Operation aborted
lockfolder said:
yes in about 5 min
^^ i don't have this option, i have show log and key test, my clockworkmod is 6.0.1.5
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the exact text is: error in .... SuperWipe_DX_by.xpirt.zip (Status 1). Operation aborted
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I didn't test with CWM, can you flash with TWRP?
xpirt
Added SuperWipe for JB users!
xpirt
xpirt said:
Added SuperWipe for JB users!
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@xpirt: I flashed the wrong SuperWipe (should have flashed JB) and now my SDCARD will not mount. Is there any way to reformat or superwipe the phone using fastboot? Any recommendation will earn a huge THUMP UP!
Maybe you accidentally wiped your sdcard? In that case, format it again.
dansou901 said:
Maybe you accidentally wiped your sdcard? In that case, format it again.
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How to do that through terminal?
what's the difference between this script and the normal full wipe that we make before flashing any ROM ?
mrpeev said:
what's the difference between this script and the normal full wipe that we make before flashing any ROM ?
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This will erase also boot partition and you will need to reflash boot.img.
xpirt
xpirt said:
This will erase also boot partition and you will need to reflash boot.img.
xpirt
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So this script will avoid use "adb erase boot" every time that we want to do a clean install?
But what's the difference between flash new boot.img over an older boot.img and erase boot partition before flashing?
I thought that it didn't matter if boot partition isn't wiped (unless boot.img is corrupt or something else).
EDIT: it doesn't work for me, superwipe doesn't work neither adb erase/format boot do. I think it has something related to S-ON devices, precisely on carriers' smarthpones, like mine, I think that Vodafone locks boot partition with S-ON for some part to store simlock or something...
I get error 1 ? When flash it ?
You sure you tried the right version? If you are on hboot 1.24 and lower, use the ICS version. If you are on hboot 1.25, use the JB version. Also, make sure you have the right recovery installed.
I think it can't touch boot partition, because it's locked on S-ONs, ian't that why we have to flash kernel manually through fastboot after flashing new rom?
dansou901 said:
You sure you tried the right version? If you are on hboot 1.24 and lower, use the ICS version. If you are on hboot 1.25, use the JB version. Also, make sure you have the right recovery installed.
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I have fixed recovery for jb and 1.25 hboot.And I i try both versions for ics and jb.Aways Error (Status 1) or something
Why do you want to flash a wipe script. The wipe options in recovery are more than capable to handle such things.
And just flash whatever boot.img you want, it will overwrite the previous one without any issues.
Make your life easier.
I flashed jb script on ics by mistake
Now phone directly goes to bootloader
Plese help
fastestrunner said:
I flashed jb script on ics by mistake
Now phone directly goes to bootloader
Plese help
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Wipe all
Flash the rom
flash boot.img
This is my first time trying to flash a custom rom to one of my devices. Using an online tutorial I rooted my phone and I changed my custom recovery to twrp. Well when I tried to backup my data I got a message saying unable to unmount system. Does anyone know how i can get rid of this messege so i can flash the rom?
PrtJester said:
This is my first time trying to flash a custom rom to one of my devices. Using an online tutorial I rooted my phone and I changed my custom recovery to twrp. Well when I tried to backup my data I got a message saying unable to unmount system. Does anyone know how i can get rid of this messege so i can flash the rom?
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Exclude bootloader partition while backing up, good to go. And also, once everything's going right just wipe from twrp & flash firmware, Rom & gapps, Reboot!
sachin n said:
Exclude bootloader partition while backing up, good to go. And also, once everything's going right just wipe from twrp & flash firmware, Rom & gapps, Reboot!
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so what you mean is that i should only backup system and data? As i mentioned i am pretty new to this so i do not know most of the phrases that are used in the xda developers forums
PrtJester said:
so what you mean is that i should only backup system and data? As i mentioned i am pretty new to this so i do not know most of the phrases that are used in the xda developers forums
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Yup, Just backup system, data & boot. Way to go!
sachin n said:
Yup, Just backup system, data & boot. Way to go!
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i did just that and i got an error message saying Failed to unmount ' /system' (Device or resource busy)
PrtJester said:
i did just that and i got an error message saying Failed to unmount ' /system' (Device or resource busy)
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Ahhh, Deym!
Anyway, backup / restore is still buggy on mido!
Why you wanna take nandroid? Just wipe everything and flash cm14.1 firmware first, then custom rom & gapps, reboot!
You can easily flash Miui using TWRP if you don't like custom Roms!
sachin n said:
Ahhh, Deym!
Anyway, backup / restore is still buggy on mido!
Why you wanna take nandroid? Just wipe everything and flash cm14.1 firmware first, then custom rom & gapps, reboot!
You can easily flash Miui using TWRP if you don't like custom Roms!
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well i wanted to backup in case something went wrong. do you think i should backup my data another way? is it even safe to just attempt to wipe everything?
PrtJester said:
well i wanted to backup in case something went wrong. do you think i should backup my data another way? is it even safe to just attempt to wipe everything?
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Yep, taking a nandroid backup is just incase! :silly:
But since TWRP for Mido has bugs in this part, I'd just skipped that step and i dont wanna see Miui again
Just wipe, flash cm14.1 firmware, custom Rom & Gapps! WAYYYYY TO GOOOOOO! Good luck
sachin n said:
Yep, taking a nandroid backup is just incase! :silly:
But since TWRP for Mido has bugs in this part, I'd just skipped that step and i dont wanna see Miui again
Just wipe, flash cm14.1 firmware, custom Rom & Gapps! WAYYYYY TO GOOOOOO! Good luck
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i want to flash the resurrection remix rom. do i still have to flash cm14.1 firmware for that? isn't cm for cyanogenmod?
PrtJester said:
i want to flash the resurrection remix rom. do i still have to flash cm14.1 firmware for that? isn't cm for cyanogenmod?
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Nah, it depends!
If you're coming from Android 6X based MIUI then you need to flash cm14.1 firmware, if you're jumping from Android Nougat based MIUI then there's no need of firmware.
sachin n said:
Exclude bootloader partition while backing up, good to go. And also, once everything's going right just wipe from twrp & flash firmware, Rom & gapps, Reboot!
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i will flash it just in case. thanks for your help.
PrtJester said:
i will flash it just in case. thanks for your help.
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Yep, flash it.
Good luck! ?
sachin n said:
Yep, flash it.
Good luck!
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guess who is back? after finally downloading everything i needed i go into twrp recovery. i wiped my data flashed the firmware then attempted to install the rom and i got another error message. it says
E: unknown command [log]
Updater process ended with ERROR: 7
Error installing zip file ' /external_sd/ download/RR-N-v5.8.3-20170611-kenzo-nightly.zip
i require your assistance once more
PrtJester said:
guess who is back? after finally downloading everything i needed i go into twrp recovery. i wiped my data flashed the firmware then attempted to install the rom and i got another error message. it says
E: unknown command [log]
Updater process ended with ERROR: 7
Error installing zip file ' /external_sd/ download/RR-N-v5.8.3-20170611-kenzo-nightly.zip
i require your assistance once more
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Gaawd! NOO!
Why did you flash Kenzo [Redmi note 3 pro] Rom on our Mido? xD
DL & Flash this :- https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=817550096634776307
Steps :-
*.Boot back to twrp
*.Wipe everything
*.Flash firmware
*.Flash Rom
*.Flash Gapps
*.Reboot!
sachin n said:
Gaawd! NOO!
Why did you flash Kenzo [Redmi note 3 pro] Rom on our Mido? xD
DL & Flash this :- https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=817550096634776307
Steps :-
*.Boot back to twrp
*.Wipe everything
*.Flash firmware
*.Flash Rom
*.Flash Gapps
*.Reboot!
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i found it in a video xD i will attempt to flash this one and i will inform you. you are doing gods work my man xD
PrtJester said:
i found it in a video xD i will attempt to flash this one and i will inform you. you are doing gods work my man xD
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Good luck! I bet this will works :3
And no! I iz noob! :silly: xD
sachin n said:
Good luck! I bet this will works :3
And no! I iz noob! :silly: xD
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btw i am not using advanced wipe? should i use that?
PrtJester said:
btw i am not using advanced wipe? should i use that?
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Do it, advanced wipe > choose system, data, cache / dalvik to wipe > swipe to confirm > now back to the twrp menu > flash firmware > Rom > Gapps, REBOOOOOOT!!
sachin n said:
Do it, advanced wipe > choose system, data, cache / dalvik to wipe > swipe to confirm > now back to the twrp menu > flash firmware > Rom > Gapps, REBOOOOOOT!!
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i got the same error i did as you told me. i advanced wiped flash firmware again then attempted to install the new rom and still got the same thing
PrtJester said:
i got the same error i did as you told me. i advanced wiped flash firmware again then attempted to install the new rom and still got the same thing
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What? you have a Snapdragon Redmi note 4/4X, right?
Can you post the pic of error? I'll see, fast!