I cannot get my phone to start, whenever I reboot it takes me to recovery!
When I'm at recovery it shows black screen. (Recovery installed from Rom Manager)
I can only access bootloader. What did I do?
I installed Rom Manager and install the Clockworkmod Recovery
I wanted to flash cyanogenmod 11, I did that in the Rom Manager
Then my DNA restarts and shows black screen after the HTC Logo
Help please!! >.<
Being in recovery is a good thing. You should have done a backup before flashing. Go to cwm , wipe system data and cache. Restore your backup. Then get a fresh cm down load and start from scratch. Don't use rom manager to flash this time. Flash from recovery.
Oops sorry reread your post. Recovery is not working? So did you flash recovery through rom manager, then immediately flash cm without booting to recovery first to make a backup? Either way your phone will be fine. you will likely have to push a new recovery through adb. You will find instructions through search.
Put the phone in fastboot open a command window on your pc and then use the command "fastboot erase cache" and then see if you can boot into the recovery.
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Jaggar345 said:
Put the phone in fastboot open a command window on your pc and then use the command "fastboot erase cache" and then see if you can boot into the recovery.
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findinghomer said:
Being in recovery is a good thing. You should have done a backup before flashing. Go to cwm , wipe system data and cache. Restore your backup. Then get a fresh cm down load and start from scratch. Don't use rom manager to flash this time. Flash from recovery.
Oops sorry reread your post. Recovery is not working? So did you flash recovery through rom manager, then immediately flash cm without booting to recovery first to make a backup? Either way your phone will be fine. you will likely have to push a new recovery through adb. You will find instructions through search.
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Well you see, fastboot is not working for some reasons... I installed the drivers, tried other drivers but still nothing. Whenever I try to lock my bootloader it say "waiting for device" (I wanted to use RUU but cant lock bootloader)
Pardon my english
Are you using windows? I had trouble getting adb to work with my current windows install. I used unbtu booted from a usb and adb worked perfectly....
I borked up my DNA a few weeks back like yours. I use Linux Mint, used some flashboot commands (I'm at work, can't remember exactly) and was able to flash TWRP recovery (but you could flash CWM if you wanted to). Then I was able to RUU. I could have pushed a ROM and flashed afterwards, but I RUU'd instead.
Hope this helps.
Word to the wise, when flashing anything on your phone, READ ALL THE DIRECTIONS VERBATUM. If you don't, you risk the bork (like I did).
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Are you using windows? I had trouble getting adb to work with my current windows install. I used unbtu booted from a usb and adb worked perfectly....
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Ubuntu? Ok I'll try that. And yes I'm using windows 8
Yehudah said:
I borked up my DNA a few weeks back like yours. I use Linux Mint, used some flashboot commands (I'm at work, can't remember exactly) and was able to flash TWRP recovery (but you could flash CWM if you wanted to). Then I was able to RUU. I could have pushed a ROM and flashed afterwards, but I RUU'd instead.
Hope this helps.
Word to the wise, when flashing anything on your phone, READ ALL THE DIRECTIONS VERBATUM. If you don't, you risk the bork (like I did).
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Ubuntu also not working >.<!!
Thanks for your replys~
Try installing HTC sync on ur computer and see if that installs the right drivers
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koksheng999 said:
Ubuntu? Ok I'll try that. And yes I'm using windows 8
Ubuntu also not working >.<!!
Thanks for your replys~
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Do you have adb & fastboot working on Ubuntu?
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Thanks guys! Problem Solved!
Hey guys thanks for trying to help!!
In the end I went to the place I bought it and they sent it to the factory and fix it for me for free
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My recovery image seems to be messed up since I can't boot into it. My phone will boot but everytime it does ADW crashes over and over not allowing me to do anything. What can I do to go about getting the recovery fixed again and reflashing to try to smooth everything out?
*Edit*.I think I may have thought of a work around. I emailed my self the launcherpro.apk and installed it through gmail. Now I can access my phone. Now I just need to flash a working recovery..
I do appreciate your help though Riley.
You can try downloading ADW Launcher, putting it on your SD card and boot from recovery, then flash the launcher. It is a far shot, but if launcher is the only problem, maybe reflashing it will do the trick.
** EDIT ** My apologies. I misunderstood. I thought you were referring to a corrupted recovery image that you had made of your ROM!
You say you can't boot into recovery/ what's your phone do or say when trying to boo4 in recovery? You may have to push new recovery image via fastboot.
CGriffiths86 said:
My recovery image seems to be messed up since I can't boot into it. My phone will boot but everytime it does ADW crashes over and over not allowing me to do anything. What can I do to go about getting the recovery fixed again and reflashing to try to smooth everything out?
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If you have USB debugging turned on you can flash Amon_RA via an adb shell using the flash_image tool - exactly the way the original Eris rooting process worked. With your phone looping, it will run very slowly, but will still succeed.
If you have the S-OFF bootloader installed, you can flash the recovery with fastboot.
I'll have an XDA admin move this thread to the Q&A forum.
Ok guys..I got launcher pro installed so I can actually access my phone now. I attempted to Flash a recovery with Rom Manager and it says it succeeds but it will never boot into it. I do have the bootloader with the "off". Is there a market app or something that can easily flash the recovery? I only ask because I am not at my PC with the android sdk stuff.
CGriffiths86 said:
Ok guys..I got launcher pro installed so I can actually access my phone now. I attempted to Flash a recovery with Rom Manager and it says it succeeds but it will never boot into it. I do have the bootloader with the "off". Is there a market app or something that can easily flash the recovery? I only ask because I am not at my PC with the android sdk stuff.
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If you can't get to a PC to use adb, you could use a root shell in a terminal emulator to flash recovery using flash_image. That's kind of painful/tedious though - almost enough so to make it worth your while to just wait until you get back to your PC.
It is technically feasible to put together a flashable ROM to re-flash the recovery, but I'm not aware of anyone having done so for the Eris.
Oh ok..well I have RA Eris 1.6.2 recovery on my sd card. So I can just flash it via the termninal emulator, right?
** I tried to install via terminal and it says "header is the same, not flashing recovery". Do you think I could install the stock Eris recovery and reflash Amon's?
UPDATE!!: I got a recovery to flash..YAY..thanks guys
CGriffiths86 said:
Oh ok..well I have RA Eris 1.6.2 recovery on my sd card. So I can just flash it via the termninal emulator, right?
** I tried to install via terminal and it says "header is the same, not flashing recovery". Do you think I could install the stock Eris recovery and reflash Amon's?
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are you using "flash_image"? If so, where is it from? To my knowledge (the statically linked version from Amon_RA - /sbin/flash_image) is a pretty simplistic program - it performs no checks, and will let you flash total garbage to any named partition on your phone. (Which is why you should verify the md5 of the recovery image before you flash it, BTW; you can use the AFV app for that)
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?
Diesel321 said:
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?
Alright, so i have an EVO 4g lte and i attempted to root it today. It didnt turn out very well to say the least... I unlocked bootloader and flashed TWRP recovery.I then flashed superSU, and at the same time i flashed a custom rom and gapps zip. Then hit reboot. It has not booted up since.. It will just sit at the white HTC screen. i tried clearing cache and Dalvik cache, also did a factory reset. tried flashing cm10 rom onto the device as well as a rooted stock rom. nothing works! the farthest i have gotten was with the cm10 rom and it went to the cyanogenmod boot logo but was in bootloop still. I downloaded the ADT tool bundle but the phone wont show up on the device list. Can anyone help? im completely stumped.. Im fairly new to rooting and custom roms, but i have rooted multiple tablets and samsung galaxy phones and havent had any issues. this is my only phone also, i just gave my backup to my mother because her phone broke... please if anyone knows how to fix this let me know. when i boot into recovery mode it says Tampered and Unlocked at the top as well as S-On. I can also go into TWRP recovery with no problems. just cant use fastboot with my computer (windows 7 PC).
I am pretty sure i know what i did wrong, I flashed SuperSU to gain root at the same time i flashed the custom rom and gapps.. on all the other devices i would reboot after root and then flash the custom rom seperately.. but is there a way to correct my mistake?
Since you are s-on you have to fastboot flash the boot.img/kernel first and then flash CM and gapps
Any questions PM me
OK sorry to be a noob but how do I do that? I used cmd.exe while rooting but now it won't recognize my device. Much thanks for any help!!
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If in bootloader type fastboot devices
In recovery type adb devices
See if you get a reply
In fast boot USB menu on the phone, I typed fastboot devices on cmd and it came up blank.
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Sounds like a driver issue
1.Uninstall everything HTC from your PC
2.Reboot your PC
3.Plug your phone in and it will load a bunch of drivers
4.Try the command again
If that does not work get the latest drivers from HERE use the ones dated 6/6/13
and don't forget the BMP drivers towards the bottom of post 1
bigdaddy619 said:
Sounds like a driver issue
1.Uninstall everything HTC from your PC
2.Reboot your PC
3.Plug your phone in and it will load a bunch of drivers
4.Try the command again
If that does not work get the latest drivers from HERE use the ones dated 6/6/13
and don't forget the BMP drivers towards the bottom of post 1
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ok ill uninstall all that and give it a try. is pm a better contact method for you?
AUSRA15 said:
ok ill uninstall all that and give it a try. is pm a better contact method for you?
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Here is fine
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Here is fine
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OK rebooting now I'll see if it uninstalled everything.
:fingerscrossed:
OK were connected now, now what? :good:
PC and phone are talking ?
fastboot devices
yes they are talking now. fastboot devices and my phone shows up.
i tried fastboot flash boot.img but it wont recognize the command, i placed the boot.img file into the platform-tools folder inside my C drive. what am i doing wrong? its late at night and im frustrated so i know im screwing something up...
ok good BTW which version of twrp are you using? Let me know before you continue.
pull the boot.img from the rom zip and copy it to the folder you opened your cmd window from
then type fastboot boot boot.img
once it says successful press the power button to return to HBOOT and use the vol keys to navigate to recovery
Once there choose wipe and wipe cache/dalvik cahce/system/data or factory reset depending which version of twrp you are using
then flash CM and gapps
C:\Users\Corey>fastboot boot boot.img
cannot load 'boot.img': No error
thats what i typed in and thats what it said back to me. not quite sure what the problem is.
the boot.img is placed in the same folder as the fastboot application
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C:\Users\Corey>fastboot boot boot.img
cannot load 'boot.img': No error
thats what i typed in and thats what it said back to me. not quite sure what the problem is.
the boot.img is placed in the same folder as the fastboot application
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try fastboot flash boot boot.img
My bad I was looking at a buddies thread for the commands
bigdaddy619 said:
try fastboot flash boot boot.img
My bad I was looking at a buddies thread for the commands
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same thing, cannot load unknown error. also i am using twrp 2.6.0.0
Ok lets try something different at least it will get you up and running
Get twrp v2.4.1.0 from http://techerrata.com/browse/twrp2/jewel
put it in the same folder you are using and we will downgrade your twrp for now
copy and paste this in the cmd window
fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.4.1.0-jewel.img
then fastboot erase cache
ok got the twrp done succesfully as well as the wipe cache. whats next? i think i figured out what i was doing wrong, i hadnt opened the file directory. cd downloads, cd android files, etc.
should i try going into recovery now on the phone and flash a rom, or should we stay on fastboot and push the boot.img?
Easiest way to open a cmd window is to press shift and right click inside the folder and choose open cdm window here
That way you know you are in the correct folder.
Yeah go ahead and try to flash the boot.img again
Okay, I need some help here with my One X+. Here's what happened: I tried installing a kernel and messed it up (pretty sure), then tried restoring it from a backup. Didn't work. Then I wiped the device. Then I sent a rom through adb to the sdcard and tried installing it. Nothing, happened, told me I have no OS installed. So right now my situation is that my i don't know what to do to fix my device. I think i have to install a different kernel and rom that work together but not 100%, some clarification would be nice. I can use adb and fastboot and have access to TWRP.
Device Specs:
Rooted
Unlocked Bootloader
HTC One X+ International Version 64gig Space
If nobody reply's soon I'll delete this thread, although like 60 people have looked at this thread.
EpicGuitar said:
Okay, I need some help here with my One X+. Here's what happened: I tried installing a kernel and messed it up (pretty sure), then tried restoring it from a backup. Didn't work. Then I wiped the device. Then I sent a rom through adb to the sdcard and tried installing it. Nothing, happened, told me I have no OS installed. So right now my situation is that my i don't know what to do to fix my device. I think i have to install a different kernel and rom that work together but not 100%, some clarification would be nice. I can use adb and fastboot and have access to TWRP.
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Rooted
Unlocked Bootloader
HTC One X+ International Version 64gig Space
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Try this send a ROM as u did through adb and install it and flash the appropriate Kernel for that ROM....
The kernel has to be flashed seperately from fastboot mode........
or If u have the nandroid backup restore that and copy the boot.emmc.win from the TWRP backup folder to PC
flash the boot.emmc.win from fastboot mode.....
both would get ur phone boot....
Try this send a ROM as u did through adb and install it and flash the appropriate Kernel for that ROM....
The kernel has to be flashed seperately from fastboot mode........
or If u have the nandroid backup restore that and copy the boot.emmc.win from the TWRP backup folder to PC
flash the boot.emmc.win from fastboot mode.....
both would get ur phone boot....
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I can flash the ROM but how do i flash the kernel, look I'm not very good at these things so don't go far out with the terms.
EpicGuitar said:
I can flash the ROM but how do i flash the kernel, look I'm not very good at these things so don't go far out with the terms.
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after flashing the ROM
reboot to bootloader then connect ur phone to pc
it will show as fastboot usb on ur phone
now copy the kernel to the folder where u had installed the fastboot
open the CMD prompt on ur PC navigate to fastboot folder
In cmd type the following command
fastboot flash boot boot.img(boot.img is the filename of ur kernel)
fastboot erase cache
reboot ur phone
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after flashing the ROM
reboot to bootloader then connect ur phone to pc
it will show as fastboot usb on ur phone
now copy the kernel to the folder where u had installed the fastboot
open the CMD prompt on ur PC navigate to fastboot folder
In cmd type the following command
fastboot flash boot boot.img(boot.img is the filename of ur kernel)
fastboot erase cache
reboot ur phone
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I will try this thank you very much for being one of out the 115 people who looked at this thread who actually responded.:good:
[email protected] said:
after flashing the ROM
reboot to bootloader then connect ur phone to pc
it will show as fastboot usb on ur phone
now copy the kernel to the folder where u had installed the fastboot
open the CMD prompt on ur PC navigate to fastboot folder
In cmd type the following command
fastboot flash boot boot.img(boot.img is the filename of ur kernel)
fastboot erase cache
reboot ur phone
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I did flash the rom and it worked fine. The kernel I downloaded was automatically flashed the boot.img for using windows.bat. But when I go to reboot the device TWRP tells me that my phone has no OS...
Go to Viper ROM Thread in Development Section (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2122390) and download the ROM, then download Kernel and Recovery Flasher (http://d-h.st/rNC).
Start Kernel and Recovery Flasher as Administrator on your PC, change to manual mode and put in the fields out of the downloaded files of the flasher (boot.img, modules folder). Put the ROM on your SD via adb, start again in TWRP and flash the ROM.
I assume you flashed your boot.img with kernel you tried to install, so only install a ROM does not help....
Hope it helps!
Yezariael said:
Go to Viper ROM Thread in Development Section (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2122390) and download the ROM, then download Kernel and Recovery Flasher (http://d-h.st/rNC).
Start Kernel and Recovery Flasher as Administrator on your PC, change to manual mode and put in the fields out of the downloaded files of the flasher (boot.img, modules folder). Put the ROM on your SD via adb, start again in TWRP and flash the ROM.
I assume you flashed your boot.img with kernel you tried to install, so only install a ROM does not help....
Hope it helps!
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Funny thing is that viper rom was the ROM that i installed and the kernel... Oh well I'll try this method too. Thanks for the help! (I'll try to spam your thanks button for that!) :good:
EpicGuitar said:
Funny thing is that viper rom was the ROM that i installed and the kernel... Oh well I'll try this method too. Thanks for the help! (I'll try to spam your thanks button for that!) :good:
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So after installing the ROM did u wipe any of the partitions....????
after installing just wipe the cache and dalvik cache and nothing else
DONT EVER WIPE SYSTEM AND DATA AFTER A FRESH INSTALL
if u do so u ll get that message NO OS installed.....
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So after installing the ROM did u wipe any of the partitions....????
after installing just wipe the cache and dalvik cache and nothing else
DONT EVER WIPE SYSTEM AND DATA AFTER A FRESH INSTALL
if u do so u ll get that message NO OS installed.....
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Why not?? TWRP don't touches your user data, and the other wipes never ever kill you OS... (Sure it makes no sense to delete after installing ROM before 1st startup...)
Yezariael said:
Why not?? TWRP don't touches your user data, and the other wipes never ever kill you OS... (Sure it makes no sense to delete after installing ROM before 1st startup...)
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I said wiping the SYSTEM and DATA is unnecessary(stupid)...after an INSTALL
[email protected] said:
So after installing the ROM did u wipe any of the partitions....????
after installing just wipe the cache and dalvik cache and nothing else
DONT EVER WIPE SYSTEM AND DATA AFTER A FRESH INSTALL
if u do so u ll get that message NO OS installed.....
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No I didn't wipe the system or data after the install. Yet it still tells me no OS.
EpicGuitar said:
No I didn't wipe the system or data after tit he install. Yet it still tells me no OS.
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I installed the ViperX+ Rom, that went smoothly, then I extracted the Kernel_Flasher and started the Venom Flasher went to manual mode and selected the boot image and recovery image the process is fine until it finishes installing then turns off my phone and tries to start in fastboot mode, however the device ignores that and tries booting normally. I tried booting in TWRP but it tells me still no OS.
EpicGuitar said:
I installed the ViperX+ Rom, that went smoothly, then I extracted the Kernel_Flasher and started the Venom Flasher went to manual mode and selected the boot image and recovery image the process is fine until it finishes installing then turns off my phone and tries to start in fastboot mode, however the device ignores that and tries booting normally. I tried booting in TWRP but it tells me still no OS.
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Just reboot in bootloader mannually using power + volume up.choose fastboot . Then when is there flash kernel. It may tell you that it can't find device what u do is close that window and then it will flash.
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EpicGuitar said:
I installed the ViperX+ Rom, that went smoothly, then I extracted the Kernel_Flasher and started the Venom Flasher went to manual mode and selected the boot image and recovery image the process is fine until it finishes installing then turns off my phone and tries to start in fastboot mode, however the device ignores that and tries booting normally. I tried booting in TWRP but it tells me still no OS.
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Or simply try another rom and flash kernel manualy or use a tool that does it for you.
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grigoriisi said:
Just reboot in bootloader mannually using power + volume up.choose fastboot . Then when is there flash kernel. It may tell you that it can't find device what u do is close that window and then it will flash.
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Or simply try another rom and flash kernel manualy or use a tool that does it for you.
Sent from my HTC One X+ using xda app-developers app
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So when the venom flasher is waiting for fastboot mode i just close the Venom Flasher program?
EpicGuitar said:
So when the venom flasher is waiting for fastboot mode i just close the Venom Flasher program?
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i never used that. i can only comment on my experience. i use other rom. and my kernel flasher is hasoons tool for one x plus.
Since nobody willing to help me anymore, i'm going to have go back to my old galaxy y, not enough money for a new hox, thanks to all the people who answered atleast.. none of the 1500 people who viewed this thread can't provide more answers..