I get backup error everytime when i try to make backup with TWRP ?? Any ideas why this happeing to me ?
PS: I try it 2 versions of twrp for jb
The only recovery that Im able to use is Fixed by Atis...
Did you erase cache after fastboot flashing the TWRP?
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I use those comands:
call fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
call fastboot erase cache
pause
PS:
After few restarts everything seems to be OK.
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unlocked boot loader
i tried to flash a different recovery to be able to sideload a rom
unfortunately now when i try to access recovery using bootloader the phone just powers off
any ideas why this happens and how i can fix this?
my bad problem solved
was flashing the wrong recovery (at&T)
fastboot flash recovery
fastboot erase cache
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Okay, so yesterday I was flashing from SlimBean to stock 4.3 on my Nexus 7. Okay, good no problem. After that I was using WugFresh's toolkit to update from 4.3-4.4 since my bootloader is unlocked and it wouldn't take the OTA. The cmd prompt said something akin to:
boot.sig not in archive
Recover.sig not in archive
And then it froze, for a bit before giving me the end message about the first reboot taking 5-10 minutes. OK, cool. I was still in fastboot mode, so I went ahead and volume upped to start. The Google image flashed, along with the unlock symbol, and in very tiny text at the top right says Booting Failed.... On the same screen off to the right is the arrow that says start, just like in bootloader. I'm freaking out because this is basically brand new, and I don't wanna NAFTA buy another.
Oh, and it's the 2012 Grouper/Nasaki WiFi only model.
Thanks in advance for any and all advice.
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Just boot back to bootloader and flash a custom recovery through fastboot
Then boot back to this recovery and flash ROM of choice
If you want to go back to stock fully then drop the tool kits and just flash stock and relock bootloader
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demkantor said:
Just boot back to bootloader and flash a custom recovery through fastboot
Then boot back to this recovery and flash ROM of choice
If you want to go back to stock fully then drop the tool kits and just flash stock and relock bootloader
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Alright I did that, erasing the non existent recovery as well. Now when I try to boot, its stuck at the Google logo. When I enter bootloader and select reboot recovery, it just goes to the screen with Google logo and the fastboot arrow
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So through fastboot you ran
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
And output said OK to both and the recovery you used was for grouper correct? The md5sum checked out right?
If so you may need to flash a factory image from google
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
This time
fastboot erase system -w
fastboot erase boot
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot update nameofupdate.zip
Oh and you may need to relock bootloader before update
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demkantor said:
So through fastboot you ran
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
And output said OK to both and the recovery you used was for grouper correct? The md5sum checked out right?
If so you may need to flash a factory image from google
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
This time
fastboot erase system -w
fastboot erase boot
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot update nameofupdate.zip
Oh and you may need to relock bootloader before update
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Alright, so after i flashed the recovery, I attempted to boot into recovery. I am stuck at the google logo. But let me try the rest of the commands you gave me really quick.
Oh, and when I downloaded the factory image, I got a .tgz file, not a zip.
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So the recovery.img you are flashing through fastboot says it worked but when you boot to it you get nothing? Is this correct? What recovery image are you flashing?
Can you try
fastboot boot recovery.img
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Alright, I figured it out. The recovery was flashing right, but the file I had wouldn't stick for some reason. So I found the grouper TWRP .IMG file, flashed it, and it stayed. After that, it was as simple as pushing the file and flashing it all. Thank you so much for all of your help in this matter. Hope to see ya around the forums!!!
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I tried to manually update my HTC One's clockwork mod recovery using the command prompt. I downloaded the new .img file directly from the clockwork mod website. I made sure that I erased cache first. I then flashed the recovery I downloaded. The command prompt did not send the recovery and it failed to find the recovery. I could not get it to flash the new version of clockwork mod. I am trying to install android 4.4 and I need the new version of clockwork. I am going to give this phone to my father and I want him to have vanilla Android on it.
I am moderate Android modder. I have rooted several phones. I cannot get this to work the way I usually do. I am missing some step. Should I or could I flash TWRP Recovery instead of Clockwork?
Thank you for all of your help. Everyone on here has always been very helpful.
Flash it in recovery
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xcrazydx said:
Flash it in recovery
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Flash a new recovery from recovery ? that's a new one on me, I remember an old UPDATE.ZIP method does that still work ?
Rom manager and root toolbox can flash a recovery I think.
the only way I have ever done it is from fastboot usb
fastboot flash recovery TWRP.img
fastboot erase cache
or
fastboot flash recovery CWMT.img
fastboot erase cache
just make sure the TWRP.img or CWMT.img are in the same directory as fastboot
clsA said:
Flash a new recovery from recovery ? that's a new one on me, I remember an old UPDATE.ZIP method does that still work ?
Rom manager and root toolbox can flash a recovery I think.
the only way I have ever done it is from fastboot usb
fastboot flash recovery TWRP.img
fastboot erase cache
or
fastboot flash recovery CWMT.img
fastboot erase cache
just make sure the TWRP.img or CWMT.img are in the same directory as fastboot
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That's what i do on all my Samsung phones. I don't remember if I've done it on this phone yet, actually. But yes, I always flash a new recovery from recovery.
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xcrazydx said:
That's what i do on all my Samsung phones. I don't remember if I've done it on this phone yet, actually. But yes, I always flash a new recovery from recovery.
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interesting I was able to find a recovery flashable zip of CWMT
clsA said:
interesting I was able to find a recovery flashable zip of CWMT
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If that doesn't work and you can't delete the recovery with fastboot erase recovery.
If you are soff find the 4.1.2 ruu exe and install it over. It'll fix the partitions and nuke recovery on its way by.
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nexus 4 is running cm11 snapshot for a few days now, and i woke up to my phone in a boot loop. when i enter recovery mode the internal memory is completely empty, so .zips, backups, etc. i tried using adb sideload to reflash the rom but that doesnt help. the only thing weird thing that ive noticed is when i wipe data/factory reset i get the the following "E: unknown volume "/sdcard/.android_secure" nexus 4". Help?
Make sense that it can't find .android_secure if it can't find SD partition
Boot to fastboot and reformat
fastboot erase system -w
fastboot erase boot
And just for fun erase and flash a new recovery
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot flash recovery nameofrecovery.img
Now boot back to recovery and try to sideload a new ROM, something known stable maybe slimbean4.3
If you get errors note them
If this won't work than you'll need to flash bootloader and radio and then repeat the process above
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I unlocked the boot loader, then I rebooted my phone, then rebooted into recovery mode. Once I install either a custom rom, or supersu, even if it works to install, once i try to reboot, it only reboots to TWRP. Even when I reboot to system it still does that. Is my phone just bricked?
bobbymacy said:
I unlocked the boot loader, then I rebooted my phone, then rebooted into recovery mode. Once I install either a custom rom, or supersu, even if it works to install, once i try to reboot, it only reboots to TWRP. Even when I reboot to system it still does that. Is my phone just bricked?
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No its not bricked.. maybe soft bricked, but not bricked bricked how are you flashing recovery? are you using
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
or
fastboot flash boot twrp.img
2nd way is incorrect. Try
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
fastboot erase cache
then boot to twrp and flash rom and let me know what happens. Make sure you are using correct gsm twrp if you are on an att phone.
He probably followed these instructions here which direct you to flash twrp to boot instead of recovery just like you said above.
I don't know why he leaves it up there like that but seeing as it's the first link on Google when you search "root att HTC one m8" , he needs to change it cause I'm sure it's causing plenty of headaches.
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an0ther said:
No its not bricked.. maybe soft bricked, but not bricked bricked how are you flashing recovery? are you using
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
or
fastboot flash boot twrp.img
2nd way is incorrect. Try
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
fastboot erase cache
then boot to twrp and flash rom and let me know what happens. Make sure you are using correct gsm twrp if you are on an att phone.
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I did
./fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
because I'm using mac. I didn't erase the cache though. Also on twrp, it says my phone has no os, and installing a custom rom failed to install.