i was in twrp menu and i suddenly click the format data, after that everything was wipe, and every time i reboot it goes back to twrp menu, and i cant do anything from the phone stand point anymore, i was trying adb sideload, and when i type, adb devices in command prompt, it see's my phone and it says recovery, but when i go to the twrp advance and click adb sideload, and i swipe to sideload, it always says adb sideload failed, thats why i cant dig deeper because everything in the twrp menu has now become useless after i stupidly click that format data under wipes, i dont know what to do anymore, where should i start? please help everyone pleaseeeeeee
ADB push a flashable zip.... Install the zip....
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SMillerNL said:
ADB push a flashable zip.... Install the zip....
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can you teach me step by step on how to push a flashable zip using adb sideload?
JustMikeeee said:
can you teach me step by step on how to push a flashable zip using adb sideload?
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It's not done using ADB Sideload...
Just run the command "adb push --help"
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JustMikeeee said:
i was in twrp menu and i suddenly click the format data, after that everything was wipe, and every time i reboot it goes back to twrp menu, and i cant do anything from the phone stand point anymore, i was trying adb sideload, and when i type, adb devices in command prompt, it see's my phone and it says recovery, but when i go to the twrp advance and click adb sideload, and i swipe to sideload, it always says adb sideload failed, thats why i cant dig deeper because everything in the twrp menu has now become useless after i stupidly click that format data under wipes, i dont know what to do anymore, where should i start? please help everyone pleaseeeeeee
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Download a ROM, put it in a sd-card, put the sd-card in your phone, install from sd.
Smack that thanks button If I helped!
Always make a nandroid backup before trying anything risky.
I do respond to questions (most) via PM.
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Irwenzhao said:
Download a ROM, put it in a sd-card, put the sd-card in your phone, install from sd.
Smack that thanks button If I helped!
Always make a nandroid backup before trying anything risky.
I do respond to questions (most) via PM.
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Hey,
I think you forgot an important point :
LG G2 Has NO Physic SD CARD !
Here's the solution
JustMikeeee said:
i was in twrp menu and i suddenly click the format data, after that everything was wipe, and every time i reboot it goes back to twrp menu, and i cant do anything from the phone stand point anymore, i was trying adb sideload, and when i type, adb devices in command prompt, it see's my phone and it says recovery, but when i go to the twrp advance and click adb sideload, and i swipe to sideload, it always says adb sideload failed, thats why i cant dig deeper because everything in the twrp menu has now become useless after i stupidly click that format data under wipes, i dont know what to do anymore, where should i start? please help everyone pleaseeeeeee
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Download the stock rom or cyanogen mod or any rom available for LG G2 and somehow put it inside the SD card. And install through TWRP
riyadhuae said:
Hey,
I think you forgot an important point :
LG G2 Has NO Physic SD CARD !
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Right... sideload?
Edit: flash a rom through download mode?
Smack that thanks button if I helped!
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ASUS TF201
CWM 5.5.0.4
Device is encrypted.
Booted in CWM Recovery and did 'wipe data / factory reset.'
This action did not affect my system at all. After it was done, I was able to boot right back into my normal system, as though I hadn't done anything at all.
Also, once wiped, how to push a file via ADB in CWM?
Thank you!
adb push you can use to push a file to the device...
Btw, read the sticky's
brantje said:
adb push you can use to push a file to the device...
Btw, read the sticky's
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Thank you for the reply. ADB doesnt recognize my device when in cwm (only when in main OS). Also, what stickys are you referring to? Thanks again...
josho133 said:
Thank you for the reply. ADB doesnt recognize my device when in cwm (only when in main OS). Also, what stickys are you referring to? Thanks again...
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Update: Using the universal naked driver, I was able to access the device through ADB while in recovery.
Still trying to figure out how to wipe.
josho133 said:
Update: Using the universal naked driver, I was able to access the device through ADB while in recovery.
Still trying to figure out how to wipe.
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Boot to CWM, there you can wipe
Note, don't wipe the system.
First boot into android, then push a custom firmware to the device, in CWM wipe system then flash
So I dont have my nanadroid backup...thats not my concern because i can just flash the stock rom...but anyways i dont have an os installed i have twrp recovery...im tryin to adb sideload the rom.zip so i can then flash the rom. Could someone please enlighten me how to do this or a detailed tutorial ive searched but im having no luck thanks in advance!!!
2phonejones said:
So I dont have my nanadroid backup...thats not my concern because i can just flash the stock rom...but anyways i dont have an os installed i have twrp recovery...im tryin to adb sideload the rom.zip so i can then flash the rom. Could someone please enlighten me how to do this or a detailed tutorial ive searched but im having no luck thanks in advance!!!
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If never gotten sideload to work, but you can try adb push. this is where I learned it http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1667929
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If never gotten sideload to work, but you can try adb push. this is where I learned it http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1667929
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It working as far as connecting to fastboot but when i goto recovery like the tutorial states and then goto mount and run the commands it doesnt push the file even though it says device is being read.
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If never gotten sideload to work, but you can try adb push. this is where I learned it http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1667929
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Im using twrp btw idk if that is the issue but if so do you know how i can flash the cwm recovery or is that not possible urrghhh im so close i just have to get this adb to push the file!
if you have an OTG cable you can load from a USB stick..Just mount OTG
2phonejones said:
Im using twrp btw idk if that is the issue but if so do you know how i can flash the cwm recovery or is that not possible urrghhh im so close i just have to get this adb to push the file!
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You can flash cwm through adb. Adb might be buggy through recovery it was at first. I'd post on the twrp thread to see if a someone has an idea
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I had this problem myself today and started freaking out. After a brief 15 second panic attack I realized I could side load. I have twrp and sideloaded very easily.
I used the all in on toolkit listed in the android dev section and cleanrom 1.5. I put cleanrom on my desktop and renamed it to Rom.zip. I started the aio tool which has a button for sideloading a Rom. Boot the phone into recovery and plug it into your pc. (I am assuming you have the HTC drivers installed) From TWRP click on advance and the adb sideload. Then click the side load button on the aio tool. This will attempt to reboot your phone first but since you're already there just close the command prompt that comes up. A new window will come up for you to chose the zip. Navigate to your desktop and pick the zip you put on the desktop (longer paths seem to cause issue with sideloading). Then it will push the zip to your phone. The command prompt on your pc will have a percentage progress. Once done just flash that zip like normal.
I had to reboot my phone using the volume down power button method before I could get back to twrp and the install froze once in Aroma. But I just flashed it again and it worked. Once I got it back I just put my backup back on the phone, booted back to twrp, and restored my backup.
Sorry if this seems unorganized, had two toddlers crawling all over me while. typing. Using the AIO should work
AIO found herehttp://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2242635
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well decided to install some custom roms. installed recovery via adb wiped phone. forgetting we cant mount usb. so i went to push it via adb. " "waiting for phone" once i got passed that error i go to use adb sideload. well once i put abd shell. in the command prompt. and hit abd sideload in twrp. it disconnects from pc for a second then comes back. but knocks me off abd shell. i am having trouble pushing a rom to my phone now. which is completely wiped. im stumped at this point
well fixed. after getting some good rest i tried another method. it seems the updated adb. does not allow to you to be in adb shell and inititiate the adb sideload command via twrp or cwm. you can now do it normaly "adb sideload xxx.zip inside of being in adb shell command menu first. just a heads up for anyone who got stuck like me
your old rom should still be there if you reboot, you'll have to set it up again, but then just copy the rom you want to use back to the phone, unless of course you wiped /system as part of your procedure.
If you did that, and you didn't create a NANDROID backup before wiping or attempting to install anything, you can boot to bootloader and install cwm recovery from sk8trwithskil, It for sure supports adb mode from recovery
from that recovery you can adb push your rom to the sd card
adb push /rom.name.here /sdcard
then you can install the rom
gunnyman said:
your old rom should still be there if you reboot, you'll have to set it up again, but then just copy the rom you want to use back to the phone, unless of course you wiped /system as part of your procedure.
If you did that, and you didn't create a NANDROID backup before wiping or attempting to install anything, you can boot to bootloader and install cwm recovery from sk8trwithskil, It for sure supports adb mode from recovery
from that recovery you can adb push your rom to the sd card
adb push /rom.name.here /sdcard
then you can install the rom
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yeah i got it. apparently no more adb shell first. then adb sideload. just initiate adb sideload right from the getgo. so i'm back :good: and yeah i wiped the entire phone.
Make a NANDROID RIGHT NOW
gunnyman said:
Make a NANDROID RIGHT NOW
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Yes fatherrrrr. i have one lol
I am in a situation similiar to what you were in, but I don't have any adb support in Recovery, I cant mount usb at all in any of the 3 recoveries either, I did have ADB within the phone before I had my accident... I've even reinstalled the android sdk and rebooted, done everything I can think of but I'm running out of ideas now. I've reinstalled the drivers found in the tool thread as well, although I used the ones the came with the phone the first time. Any help?
I had the same problem and tried everything, was just about to throw in the towel and by accident tried you last thing and I fixed it. This is so easy your going to kick yourself, hope it works for you. This is what I did… 1-download HTC One All in one toolkit (I know most of it doesn’t work but this will) Once opened and extracted (On your desktop) right click it and run as ADMIN. 2-click FLASH RECOVERY and install TWRP. 2-in Commands click ERASE CACHE . 2-In Extras click ADB SIDELOAD A ROM (I know you have tried it and it never worked in the past but by ERASE CACHE it works) When you run ADB SIDELOAD A ROM you just need to follow the instructions.. Good luck
Wiping system data and factory reset doesnt wipe memory card since we don't have a separate card?
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No, it doesn't but every once in a while someone will done goof and wipe storage while wiping things
Yup. A goon like me did it last week. I've tried everything and can't fix it. But the post above yours I will give it a go when I get home. Hope it works. Then I'll have 2 devices since I had to get another One
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Diesel321 said:
Yup. A goon like me did it last week. I've tried everything and can't fix it. But the post above yours I will give it a go when I get home. Hope it works. Then I'll have 2 devices since I had to get another One
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abd sideload works fine in cwm and twrp. but being the dummy I am was late. and didn't realize. that the updated adb.exe.... command is adb sideload xxx.zip you not longer have to do adb shell first. and when I was doing this is was kicking me out. of adb. or get yourself a otg cable and use that via twrp
OTG cable? I've heard it but don't know what it is
Also I couldn't get any adv commands to work. Can't get anything to mount. Other than cache.
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Diesel321 said:
OTG cable? I've heard it but don't know what it is
Also I couldn't get any adv commands to work. Can't get anything to mount. Other than cache.
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flash stock recovery from the INT forums. get into bootloader and do a factory reset. then reflash twrp or cwm. do you have the htc driver installed?
Yes have the drivers installed.
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Diesel321 said:
Yes have the drivers installed.
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/390453545920
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/390453545920
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Is the OTG cable needed or can I do it without?
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Is the OTG cable needed or can I do it without?
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you can do without if you can get your sideload working. if you cant I would spend the 2 bucks or so on the cable load the rom on a usb stick plug in and flash to revive your phone. adb sideload works great here. but I use otg cable for ease of use
That's what happens when I try to sideload. Nothing will mount. Guess I'll order and OTG and see if I can mount external/sd
Also every time I try to sideload it freezes my laptop.
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That's what happens when I try to sideload. Nothing will mount. Guess I'll order and OTG and see if I can mount external/sd
Also every time I try to sideload it freezes my laptop.
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did you trying formatting those partitions? or get stock recovery and do a factory reset in Hboot? what steps are you taking to sideload?
Hello
i managed to unlock my bootloader, flashed twrp recovery, flashed super user.
Tried to install dirty unicorn and got status 7 error.
And now i dont have a rom/os installed.
I tried to move over .zip files through twrp but cant mount drives.
Any help?!?
I TRIED TO PUSH ZIP WITH SIDELOAD AND NO LUCK
BUMP!
i really need to get this fixed please help
xr1charxx said:
BUMP!
i really need to get this fixed please help
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I did the same thing yesterday, as it was my first time using TWRP (always been a CWM guy), All you have to do to fix it is go into advanced and go into adb sideload, put your rom in you adb folder and run this command
adb sideload nameofzip.zip
Then the zip will be placed in internal storage named sideload.zip and you can flash it.
dsf767 said:
I did the same thing yesterday, as it was my first time using TWRP (always been a CWM guy), All you have to do to fix it is go into advanced and go into adb sideload, put your rom in you adb folder and run this command
adb sideload nameofzip.zip
Then the zip will be placed in internal storage named sideload.zip and you can flash it.
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Already tried this. when i run adb devices my device does not show up. and when i try to sideload any files i get error:closed
xr1charxx said:
Already tried this. when i run adb devices my device does not show up. and when i try to sideload any files i get error:closed
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I would try to plug in the USB after your already in recovery.
If you cant get that to work you can always buy this:
https://shopmeenova.appspot.com/st/order.html
its a microusb to microsd its a good worst case and will get you up and running.
do you still have the rom that errored out on you on your internal storage? if so you can always try a fresh wipe and try to install again.
I rooted the Hydro Elite last night and immediately started cleaning up the Verizon bloatware. I must have went a little crazy and removed an APK from the system/app folder that is required for the phone function to run. I am now just getting FC's on 'com.android.phone' when not in airplane mode. Tried a factory reset to no luck, tried some APK restores from similar models, etc. In my arrogance of thinking I know what I am doing I did not backup the APK's I removed from the system/app folder. Normally this would be no big deal, I could just pull them from the ROM image, or reload an image, or whatever. But, it seems Kyocera or Verizon have absolutely no self-help ROM's on the net to reinstall nor has any custom ROMs been developed for this phone yet. I have the system zip but i dont know what or how to use or flash it/ restore it! SOMEBODY PLEASEEEEEE HELP ME
Roblewis17 said:
I rooted the Hydro Elite last night and immediately started cleaning up the Verizon bloatware. I must have went a little crazy and removed an APK from the system/app folder that is required for the phone function to run. I am now just getting FC's on 'com.android.phone' when not in airplane mode. Tried a factory reset to no luck, tried some APK restores from similar models, etc. In my arrogance of thinking I know what I am doing I did not backup the APK's I removed from the system/app folder. Normally this would be no big deal, I could just pull them from the ROM image, or reload an image, or whatever. But, it seems Kyocera or Verizon have absolutely no self-help ROM's on the net to reinstall nor has any custom ROMs been developed for this phone yet. I have the system zip but i dont know what or how to use or flash it/ restore it! SOMEBODY PLEASEEEEEE HELP ME
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Try putting the phone in airplane mode then enable wifi, if that works then download "flash GUI" from google play and try installing the zip that way. Its a long shot but you got nothing to loose.
I wish I could but my phone is currently in a bootloop, I could only goto recovery and fastboot
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Roblewis17 said:
I wish I could but my phone is currently in a bootloop, I could only goto recovery and fastboot
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Ok I thought you still had function in airplane mode. I don't own this phone but I am assuming the bootloader is locked. If it is then there is no way out because you have no custom recovery and now way to flash. What options / features do you have in recovery?
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I wish I could but my phone is currently in a bootloop, I could only goto recovery and fastboot
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Ran across this not sure if it will help, good luck
How to: Use "adb sideload" on your Android device
Probably every Android power-user at least once in his life used ADB - Android Debug Bridge. It is a versatile command line tool that lets you communicate with an emulator instance or connected Android-powered device. Using ADB shell commands gives you additional control over your device and sometimes it can save your device from being bricked (example: How to: copy ROM zip file to the freshly wiped device). You can find some more basic information about ADB here.
Since Android Jelly Bean there has been a new ADB mode available in the AOSP recovery, incorporated by the Android developer community into custom recoveries too. It is called "ADB sideload" and most of you probably have heard about it already. This is an alternate method to the one I wrote about here - How to: copy ROM zip file to the freshly wiped device. The main difference is that ADB sideload works only with recoveries based on Jelly Bean source or newer. I believe that ADB sideload was created to simplify the process of flashing/restoring Android update.zip packages.
Keep in mind that while using ADB sideload, the regular ADB shell won't work. To be able to use SIDELOAD mode make sure you're running latest ADB drivers from the Android SDK (Platform-tools). Here are the simple steps you need to follow to flash update.zip package using adb sideload mode (based on stock Android recovery):
Place the ZIP package you want to install in the same location where you keep ADB drivers - adb.exe, AdbWinApi.dll and AdbWinUsbApi.dll (usually it's SDK\platform-tools)
Make sure you have USB debugging enabled in Settings > Development on your device
Make sure your phone drivers are installed on the PC you're going to use
Boot your device in recovery mode (Android logo with a exclamation mark) and connect your device to PC
Hold down "power" button first, followed quickly by "volume up" button. You should now see the recovery menu
Use the volume up/down keys to select "apply update from ADB," then press power to select it
Open a command prompt on the PC (cmd.exe), type and confirm with ENTER:
cd /d <adb.exe location> (for example: cd /d c:\SDK\platform-tools) or you can open your SDK/platform-tools folder, then press SHIFT button and the right-click mouse button and choose “Open command prompt here”
adb sideload <filename>.zip (for example: adb sideload update.zip)
The zip package will begin installing. When it's done, select "reboot system now."
How is that different from the alternative method? You don't have to manually create the proper folders structure, push the file and later install if from inside the recovery menu. The result is basically the same, because ADB sideload is also transferring the zip file into the device internal memory and later it automatically begins the installation procedure. However, it works only with recoveries based on Android Jelly Bean source.
Source: Android revolution HD
Only to factory reset & wip cache partition. I'm guessing u gotta fatboot it but I don't know of any way to do so. I have the system zip tho
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Oh wow I always had trouble doing command I will try my best. So do I put the phone in recovery or fastboot?
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My recovery menu doesn't offer the option to apply update from zip only to factory reset & wipe cache partition.
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Roblewis17 said:
My recovery menu doesn't offer the option to apply update from zip only to factory reset & wipe cache partition.
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Ok try to enable fast boot on your phone. Then connect to PC. Copy the zip file that you got from the Russian guy and paste into your fast boot folder. Type "Fast Boot name of file .zip" then type " type in commands to reboot your phone. And switch back to your phone, ( click on it from your desktop as if you are going to "safely remove". Google using fast boot to umbirick any android phone" tons of guides. I would post links but XDA does not allow it until I have posted 10 times
OK so which fastboot program do I use? And which fastboot folder exactly do I put the system zip in?
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Roblewis17 said:
OK so which fastboot program do I use? And which fastboot folder exactly do I put the system zip in?
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Ok google these 2 utube videos:
"How to install android sdk, adb, and fast boot" by Qbking77 this is how to for adb
Also take a peek at "how to install and use fastboot tutorial-Nexus" by Chris Nacca.
That should get you started
OK thank you. I have something called minimal fastboot on my PC is that the same fastboot? And also you can PM me the links you wanted to send me but couldn't
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Doesnt work
Lpen21 said:
Ok google these 2 utube videos:
"How to install android sdk, adb, and fast boot" by Qbking77 this is how to for adb
Also take a peek at "how to install and use fastboot tutorial-Nexus" by Chris Nacca.
That should get you started
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this doesnt work on Windows 8 64bit. any other options?
Roblewis17 said:
this doesnt work on Windows 8 64bit. any other options?
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Sorry to hear, not familiar with windows 8. Im out of answers at this point with respect to fastboot. Maybe try contacting kyocera or verizon and tell them your predicament. They may switch out your phone. Kyoceras are unforgiving phones because of locked bootloaders.
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Roblewis17 said:
OK thank you. I have something called minimal fastboot on my PC is that the same fastboot? And also you can PM me the links you wanted to send me but couldn't
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Minimal,fastboot is an abbreviated version, should be the same/do the same thing. Look it up on xda forums. Not familiar with it so you are on your own with how it works.
solution?
Lpen21 said:
Sorry to hear, not familiar with windows 8. Im out of answers at this point with respect to fastboot. Maybe try contacting kyocera or verizon and tell them your predicament. They may switch out your phone. Kyoceras are unforgiving phones because of locked bootloaders.
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Minimal,fastboot is an abbreviated version, should be the same/do the same thing. Look it up on xda forums. Not familiar with it so you are on your own with how it works.
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Hydro Elite CWM (ported from LG Spectrum 2) can be loaded through fastboot from PC (fastboot boot hydro_cwm.img). If you can enter fastboot mode (yellow penguin) you could restore phone by loading CWM and restore from backup.
Link to CWM image: http://yadi.sk/d/sT3hyWWeLPuuD
Another way - flashing whole system.img partition through fastboot flash system system.img. Link to archive with stock 2.03 system image: http://4pda.ru/pages/go/?u=http:%2...ocera_elite.7z
ok here somebody sent me a solution i think this is the correct way , however can break this down to me in more detail.
Roblewis17 said:
Hydro Elite CWM (ported from LG Spectrum 2) can be loaded through fastboot from PC (fastboot boot hydro_cwm.img). If you can enter fastboot mode (yellow penguin) you could restore phone by loading CWM and restore from backup.
Link to CWM image: http://yadi.sk/d/sT3hyWWeLPuuD
Another way - flashing whole system.img partition through fastboot flash system system.img. Link to archive with stock 2.03 system image: http://4pda.ru/pages/go/?u=http:%2...ocera_elite.7z
ok here somebody sent me a solution i think this is the correct way , however can break this down to me in more detail.
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Not sure you could load CWM since bootloader is locked, but flashing the whole system may do the trick. The exact breakdown is beyond my abilities. Maybe post the question on this forum on how to flash system img via fastboot. That should in theory restore you back to original state.
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Roblewis17 said:
Hydro Elite CWM (ported from LG Spectrum 2) can be loaded through fastboot from PC (fastboot boot hydro_cwm.img). If you can enter fastboot mode (yellow penguin) you could restore phone by loading CWM and restore from backup.
Link to CWM image: http://yadi.sk/d/sT3hyWWeLPuuD
Another way - flashing whole system.img partition through fastboot flash system system.img. Link to archive with stock 2.03 system image: http://4pda.ru/pages/go/?u=http:%2...ocera_elite.7z
ok here somebody sent me a solution i think this is the correct way , however can break this down to me in more detail.
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ok thank you I'll try my best. youve been such a big help
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ok thank you I'll try my best. youve been such a big help
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Good luck and keep us posted if you un brick it, I'm sure many others in same situation
Turns out this adb fastboot just wouldn't
Work on windows 8 64 bit
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I wish I could but my phone is currently in a bootloop, I could only goto recovery and fastboot
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Hello
Please can you help me put on my Kyocera C6750 fastboot mode.
It restarts and I can only get into recovery mode.
Thank you
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