Hi all, I finally got a test built for note 3 neo n7502: http://techerrata.com/bigbiff/openrecovery-twrp-2.8.2.0-hl3gdsxx.img.tar
Please let me know if it works. Flash in Odin, make sure auto-reboot is not selected, then boot TWRP manually.
bigbiff said:
Hi all, I finally got a test built for note 3 neo n7502: http://techerrata.com/bigbiff/openrecovery-twrp-2.8.2.0-hl3gdsxx.img.tar
Please let me know if it works. Flash in Odin, make sure auto-reboot is not selected, then boot TWRP manually.
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Hi dear friend.
I've downloaded it but it's img file.
How do I have to flash it using Odin?
Do I have to change it to .tar or do something else?
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bigbiff said:
Hi all, I finally got a test built for note 3 neo n7502: http://techerrata.com/bigbiff/openrecovery-twrp-2.8.2.0-hl3gdsxx.img.tar
Please let me know if it works. Flash in Odin, make sure auto-reboot is not selected, then boot TWRP manually.
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Hi
I've downloaded the file and flashed it (the zip file) by Odin as you said.
Unticked the auto-reboot and after the Odin process was done, I manually turned off my phone and boot into recovery by holding down home, power and volume up bottom.
but the phone after booting automatically goes to download mode.
It's not working.
Please guide me if I did any thing wrong.
Mersad_Maral said:
Hi dear friend.
I've downloaded it but it's img file.
How do I have to flash it using Odin?
Do I have to change it to .tar or do something else?
Sent from my SM-N7502 using XDA Free mobile app
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Mersad_Maral said:
Hi dear friend.
I've downloaded it but it's img file.
How do I have to flash it using Odin?
Do I have to change it to .tar or do something else?
Sent from my SM-N7502 using XDA Free mobile app
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Hi
I've downloaded the file and flashed it (the zip file) by Odin as you said.
Unticked the auto-reboot and after the Odin process was done, I manually turned off my phone and boot into recovery by holding down home, power and volume up bottom.
but the phone after booting automatically goes to download mode.
It's not working.
Please guide me if I did any thing wrong.
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Use Odin to flash stock recovery then you can boot again. If you can, please boot the bad version of TWRP, then reboot into download mode, reflash stock recovery, then boot android and look for /proc/last_kmsg
bigbiff said:
Use Odin to flash stock recovery then you can boot again. If you can, please boot the bad version of TWRP, then reboot into download mode, reflash stock recovery, then boot android and look for /proc/last_kmsg
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I have stock recovery but it is .img file.
How do I have to flash it using Odin?
Do I have to zip it and change its name to "stock recovery. img.Md5.tar"?
"/proc/last_kmsg"
What is this????
Is this the command that I have to run in terminal or that's file or folder?
Please guide me step by step to do my job correctly.
Thanks alot.
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Mersad_Maral said:
I have stock recovery but it is .img file.
How do I have to flash it using Odin?
Do I have to zip it and change its name to "stock recovery. img.Md5.tar"?
"/proc/last_kmsg"
What is this????
Is this the command that I have to run in terminal or that's file or folder?
Please guide me step by step to do my job correctly.
Thanks alot.
Sent from my SM-N7502 using XDA Free mobile app
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Not sure how to hand hold these things over XDA. Sorry but you need some familiarities.
bigbiff said:
Use Odin to flash stock recovery then you can boot again. If you can, please boot the bad version of TWRP, then reboot into download mode, reflash stock recovery, then boot android and look for /proc/last_kmsg
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Hi bigbiff,
last_kmsg lost under /proc. There is only kmsg. What should I use to look?
ahbecan said:
Hi bigbiff,
last_kmsg lost under /proc. There is only kmsg. What should I use to look?
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You have to boot the bad twrp for it to be generated in android.
bigbiff said:
You have to boot the bad twrp for it to be generated in android.
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Hi bigbiff
When I want to boot into recovery, it goes to recovery just for 1 second and then boot into download mode so quickly.
I can't find the file that you said.
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bigbiff said:
You have to boot the bad twrp for it to be generated in android.
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OK bigbiff.
Reboot again. I found last_kmsg. I converted it txt format for upload. Below.
ahbecan said:
OK bigbiff.
Reboot again. I found last_kmsg. I converted it txt format for upload. Below.
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Did you restart by holding power? Does it give you a black screen at all?
bigbiff said:
Did you restart by holding power? Does it give you a black screen at all?
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Yes, I restarted by holding. It didn't give me a black screen at all.
ahbecan said:
Yes, I restarted by holding. It didn't give me a black screen at all.
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Please describe more what you saw exactly.
bigbiff said:
Please describe more what you saw exactly.
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Hi, bigbiff.
I tried several times and saw black screen before download mod. On black screen, it seems "Wait. Done!" Below.
Recovery reboot during on with black screen to download mod
http://youtu.be/nRz6Ymg4mzA
Recovery reboot during off without black screen to download mod
http://youtu.be/K4CaYgge-mg
Normal reboot no black screen
http://youtu.be/nrxpgMgvyC8
ahbecan said:
Hi, bigbiff.
I tried several times and saw black screen before download mod. On black screen, it seems "Wait. Done!" Below.
Recovery reboot during on with black screen to download mod
http://youtu.be/nRz6Ymg4mzA
Recovery reboot during off without black screen to download mod
http://youtu.be/K4CaYgge-mg
Normal reboot no black screen
http://youtu.be/nrxpgMgvyC8
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In the black screen can you see if adb works by typing adb devices on the command line?
bigbiff said:
In the black screen can you see if adb works by typing adb devices on the command line?
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I tried several times. I didn't see again black screen. I see "device attached" after normal starting.
ahbecan said:
I tried several times. I didn't see again black screen. I see "device attached" after normal starting.
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What happens when you boot, can you take a video?
bigbiff said:
What happens when you boot, can you take a video?
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I see a blue writing very quickly. I guess, "Recovery booting". And Download mod is beginning. There is "Could not do normal boot" above "Odin Mode"
http://youtu.be/K4CaYgge-mg
http://youtu.be/nRz6Ymg4mzA
ahbecan said:
I see a blue writing very quickly. I guess, "Recovery booting". And Download mod is beginning. There is "Could not do normal boot" above "Odin Mode"
http://youtu.be/K4CaYgge-mg
http://youtu.be/nRz6Ymg4mzA
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When it says
Wait...
Done
Does adb report a device at all?
@bigbiff
Do i need to root my N3N to try this?
How to backup my current stock recovery?
I want to test and report too
Thanks in advance
Best Regards
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bigbiff said:
When it says
Wait...
Done
Does adb report a device at all?
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Sorry bigbiff. I can't see again black screen.(Wait... Done)
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FLASHING WRONG IMAGES CAN DAMAGE YOUR DEVICE SO USE THIS APP ON YOUR OWN RISK
fire flash is an App for flashing boot and recovery partitions on both versions of Kindle Fire HD. Optionally it also installs a simple Open Recovery Script which gets executed after entering recovery mode. In script only wiping system/data/cache and installing ROMs (.zip files) are supported.
Usage: download files you want to flash (boot image, recovery image, ROM .zip files). After downloading files, select them and check appropriate options. In attached image there is an example for flashing Hashcode's bootloader + TWRP + stock ROM v8.1.4 with installed stack override on a KFHD8.9. After all files are selected and options checked as shown on the image, first tap Flash,install script button and then Reboot into recovery button. All required files can be found in Hashcode's threads.
Tomsgt made a video http://youtu.be/a1bLCuQN0-U which shows how to use the fire flash. Thanks.
Note: more than one .zip file can be selected. To remove a file from the list, select the same file again.
Update v1.1
-added support for system version 7.3.0 / 8.3.0:
: if current bootloader is not 7.2.3 / 8.1.4 a red warning is displayed and check box for flashing 7.2.3 / 8.1.4 bootloader is enabled.
: unless you are sure your current bootloader is not 7.3.0 / 8.3.0 bootloader 7.2.3 / 8.1.4 should probably be flashed - check the checkbox.
-works on CM10.1
-every flashed partition is read back and verified
-shows progress when flashing
Update v1.01
-added some feedback after pressing Flash,install script button
-(hopefully) resolved problems with open recovery script
stanga72 said:
FLASHING WRONG IMAGES CAN DAMAGE YOUR DEVICE SO USE THIS APP ON YOUR OWN RISK
fire flash is an App for flashing boot and recovery partitions on both versions of Kindle Fire HD. Optionally it also installs a simple Open Recovery Script which gets executed after entering recovery mode. In script only wiping system/data/cache and installing ROMs (.zip files) are supported.
Usage: download files you want to flash (boot image, recovery image, ROM .zip files). After downloading files, select them and check appropriate options. In attached image there is an example for flashing Hashcode's bootloader + TWRP + stock ROM v8.1.3 with installed stack override on a KFHD8.9. After all files are selected and options checked as shown on the image, first tap Flash,install script button and then Reboot into recovery button. All required files can be found in Hashcode's threads.
Note: more than one .zip file can be selected. To remove a file from the list, select the same file again.
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can flash for example tweaks and sound tweaks like acid audio engine that come in a zip?
persano said:
can flash for example tweaks and sound tweaks like acid audio engine that come in a zip?
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fire flash generates a script which is then executed by TWRP. If tweaks can be flashed from TWRP then yes. Leave boot and recovery image 'Not flashed' and don't wipe anything in OpenRecoveryScript section. Select your .zip file(s), press Flash, then reboot into recovery. This app only simplifies (a few) tasks that can be done in TWRP and makes intalling boot and recovery partition realy easy.
stanga72 said:
fire flash generates a script which is then executed by TWRP. If tweaks can be flashed from TWRP then yes. Leave boot and recovery image 'Not flashed' and don't wipe anything in OpenRecoveryScript section. Select your .zip file(s), press Flash, then reboot into recovery. This app only simplifies (a few) tasks that can be done in TWRP and makes intalling boot and recovery partition realy easy.
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you need twrp?
persano said:
you need twrp?
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yes TWRP does the unzipping. If you only need to unzip some files into the /system dir this app perhaps isn't the best choice.
I downloaded it will it work on a unrooted Kindle fire hd since I have no way to root my kindle right now
sent from my unrooted kindle fire hd
Raymond199483 said:
I downloaded it will it work on a unrooted Kindle fire hd since I have no way to root my kindle right now
sent from my unrooted kindle fire hd
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device must be rooted for this App to work.
Works good. A couple things to note:
1. It gives no indication when you click the "flash, install script" button that it's done flashing. I ended up clicking it twice...
2. Even though I selected to wipe the cache/data/system and install the new IS zip file, it did not work. I rebooted to TWRP ok, but had to wipe and flash manually...
But, I'm definitely not complaining about anything cuz it got my second boot loader installed without me having to buy a fast-food cable first!
Sent from my KFTT using Tapatalk 2
Good news I'm rooting my Kindle fire HD today for sure
sent from my unrooted kindle fire hd
Awesome work. My plan is to backup the current image before flashing any new ROMs. Using this script how can I just flash TWRP without changing anything else? If I just flash recovery partition alone, would it do the trick for my use case ?
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Also I think this thread deserves a place in kernel Dev section as I happened to find this by accident. I don't generally browse Apps Dev section but I did and was to happy to find this thread.
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raj3366 said:
Awesome work. My plan is to backup the current image before flashing any new ROMs. Using this script how can I just flash TWRP without changing anything else? If I just flash recovery partition alone, would it do the trick for my use case ?
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I was able to do it without flashing any other zip files(just boot and recover images). It takes a while to boot into recover though (after the "kindle fire" logo turns blue).
Thanks for the good work.
this is truly awesome, i have TWRP installed in like a minute!
hector333 said:
this is truly awesome, i have TWRP installed in like a minute!
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Can you tell me what steps you did to have twrp install by this app?
Can you tell me what steps you did to have twrp install by this app?
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First download the kfhd7-freedom-boot.img and the TWRP Recovery from this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2128848
Now move those files to the storage on your KFHD7, install the fire flash APK and execute it, select the files and check the "Apply Stack override" box and the "disable recovery auto update" just like the picture on the OP.
now execute it by pushing the "flash install script" button and Wait! (it do not says its done so i wait like a full minute)
now do a reboot and the boot logo will turn blue and the you push volume up and then you will be in TWRP
hope it helps.
hector333 said:
First download the kfhd7-freedom-boot.img and the TWRP Recovery from this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2128848
Now move those files to the storage on your KFHD7, install the fire flash APK and execute it, select the files and check the "Apply Stack override" box and the "disable recovery auto update" just like the picture on the OP.
now execute it by pushing the "flash install script" button and Wait! (it do not says its done so i wait like a full minute)
now do a reboot and the boot logo will turn blue and the you push volume up and then you will be in TWRP
hope it helps.
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Thanks for the info, one more thing was this done on a kindle fire or kindle HD?
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[email protected] said:
Thanks for the info, one more thing was this done on a kindle fire or kindle HD?
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please ignore found my answer.
hector333 said:
First download the kfhd7-freedom-boot.img and the TWRP Recovery from this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2128848
Now move those files to the storage on your KFHD7, install the fire flash APK and execute it, select the files and check the "Apply Stack override" box and the "disable recovery auto update" just like the picture on the OP.
now execute it by pushing the "flash install script" button and Wait! (it do not says its done so i wait like a full minute)
now do a reboot and the boot logo will turn blue and the you push volume up and then you will be in TWRP
hope it helps.
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Wow done in least then 2 minuets. :good:
Thanks, this work out perfect no nightmares to report, maybe next update for this app will let you know when its safe to reboot. :laugh:
[email protected] said:
Wow done in least then 2 minuets. :good:
Thanks, this work out perfect no nightmares to report, maybe next update for this app will let you know when its safe to reboot. :laugh:
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flashing is done almost instantly, no need for waiting. In v1.01 there is some feedback after flashing is done.
stanga72 said:
flashing is done almost instantly, no need for waiting. In v1.01 there is some feedback after flashing is done.
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I was wondering is it possible to update twrp to the latest version or are we stuck with this one?
[email protected] said:
I was wondering is it possible to update twrp to the latest version or are we stuck with this one?
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I was also wondering the same thing. Can we upgrade to the newest version of twrp?
eclipsegt said:
i was also wondering the same thing. Can we upgrade to the newest version of twrp?
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WARNING DO NOT-DO IT I tried it and it went into fastboot loop, i was lucky that i was able to fix back.
Q&A for deoxed NXA8QC116 rom, nextbook Ares 8
Some developers prefer that questions remain separate from their main development thread to help keep things organized. Placing your question within this thread will increase its chances of being answered by a member of the community or by the developer.
Before posting, please use the forum search and read through the discussion thread for deoxed NXA8QC116 rom, nextbook Ares 8. If you can't find an answer, post it here, being sure to give as much information as possible (firmware version, steps to reproduce, logcat if available) so that you can get help.
Thanks for understanding and for helping to keep XDA neat and tidy!
After installing the deox zip my nextbook wont boot past the flashing nextbook logo.
Ares8 said:
After installing the deox zip my nextbook wont boot past the flashing nextbook logo.
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How did you install it? Where you rooted and encryption turned off using supplied boot.img. did you make a backup?
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vampirefo said:
How did you install it? Where you rooted and encryption turned off using supplied boot.img. did you make a backup?
Sent from my NXA8QC116 using XDA Free mobile app
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I copied the .zip file to my external sd card and then installed using twrp, then rebooted. I dont have a backup file. I just followed your guide to root install supersu and decrypt device and then went to install this.
Thanks for the response.
Ares8 said:
I copied the .zip file to my external sd card and then installed using twrp, then rebooted. I dont have a backup file. I just followed your guide to root install supersu and decrypt device and then went to install this.
Thanks for the response.
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You need to install provided boot.img.
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Anyway early here, tomorrow, I will upload a zip to reverse this but you are still going to have to flash the boot.img before your tablet can boot.
From power off press and hold volume down plus power, when you see next book release power keep holding volume down.
Use fastboot to flash boot.img.
Or during bootloop type adb reboot bootloader then flash boot.img
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vampirefo said:
You need to install provided boot.img.
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That tablet was rooted, decrpyted and running fine before i tried install the deox.zip.
Ares8 said:
That tablet was rooted, decrpyted and running fine before i tried install the deox.zip.
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OK then you should have no problem typing adb reboot recovery, you did install twrp?
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In recovery wipe cache, and David cache, then reboot. I will get you the stock files in a few hours, you just install via twrp.
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vampirefo said:
OK then you should have no problem typing adb reboot recovery, you did install twrp?
Sent from my NXA8QC116 using XDA Free mobile app
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I can get into recovery mode, i just cant get past the nextbook logo when trying to run the device normally after installing the deox.zip
Ares8 said:
I can get into recovery mode, i just cant get past the nextbook logo when trying to run the device normally after installing the deox.zip
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Good, twrp right? You will just need to flash the stock files, I upload when I get home.
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vampirefo said:
Good, twrp right? You will just need to flash the stock files, I upload when I get home.
Sent from my NXA8QC116 using XDA Free mobile app
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Ok, sounds good. Is there any reason you can think of for the deox.zip file causing bootloop. All of your other files were running perfectly on my tablet.
Ares8 said:
Ok, sounds good. Is there any reason you can think of for the deox.zip file causing bootloop. All of your other files were running perfectly on my tablet.
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No, must be some conflict with apps you have installed, just guessing can't say without logcat.
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vampirefo said:
No, must be some conflict with apps you have installed, just guessing can't say without logcat.
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The entire tablet is stock. I just bought it. No aftermarket apps. Im not sure if me not having busy box could of been the problem.
Ares8 said:
The entire tablet is stock. I just bought it. No aftermarket apps. Im not sure if me not having busy box could of been the problem.
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No, busybox isn't a half to have, could of been a bad download hard to say.
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here you go, place on sdcard, factory reset then flash via twrp.
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347766870
vampirefo said:
No, busybox isn't a half to have, could of been a bad download hard to say.
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here you go, place on sdcard, factory reset then flash via twrp.
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347766870
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The tablet is still stuck in bootloop. Should it be skipping the md5 check because no md5 file is found?
Ares8 said:
The tablet is still stuck in bootloop. Should it be skipping the md5 check because no md5 file is found?
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Yes, did you do factory reset.
vampirefo said:
Yes, did you do factory reset.
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Yes, when i first load into bootloader it says e: no valid installer medium found.
When flashing the rom, it is saying failed to mount /dev/block/by-name/system at /system: device or resource busy but then it will say successful after a few minutes.
Ares8 said:
Yes, when i first load into bootloader it says e: no valid installer medium found.
When flashing the rom, it is saying failed to mount /dev/block/by-name/system at /system: device or resource busy but then it will say successful after a few minutes.
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Are you using twrp 2.8.7.0, sounds like you are trying to flash rom from tethered recovery, you need to have twrp 2.8.7.0 installed.
vampirefo said:
Are you using twrp 2.8.7.0, sounds like you are trying to flash rom from tethered recovery, you need to have twrp 2.8.7.0 installed.
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Im trying to install it from twrp on the device, but i only have 2.8.6 installed.
Ares8 said:
Im trying to install it from twrp on the device, but i only have 2.8.6 installed.
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Open this zip and flash recovery and boot.img via fastboot, then boot into recovery format system, data, cache then install, it will take sometime to install when done it will tell you to reboot system.
on new install it can take 10 minutes or so for first boot.
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347764290
How long are you giving tablet to boot? needs at least 10 minutes on first boot.
vampirefo said:
Open this zip and flash recovery and boot.img via fastboot, then boot into recovery format system, data, cache then install, it will take sometime to install when done it will tell you to reboot system.
on new install it can take 10 minutes or so for first boot.
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347764290
How long are you giving tablet to boot? needs at least 10 minutes on first boot.
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This link is broken.
I wanted the new update so that I could move my apps to my SD card. I also wanted TWRP.
I followed this guide to install TWRP.
TWRP was successfully flashed. So I try to boot into it using 'fastboot boot recovery.img' to boot into it.
I get the 'ERROR: Remote DTB not found' message. So booting into recovery using fastboot doesn't work.
I try booting into recovery manually (volume down + power). That doesn't work either. It freezes up at the OnePlus logo.
So, since TWRP isn't working, I flash stock recovery. That worked fine, and booted into it successfully (manually).
I boot into stock recovery and followed this guide to try updating manually using stock recovery. Of course, the update fails.
I then try flashing the full dump here. I factory reset, then flashed the full dump.
"Update successful."
Now, it refuses to boot into system AND recovery.
Okay, I'll just reflash stock recovery?
ERROR: Remote DTB not found
Booting into recovery manually freezes up too, just like TWRP did earlier.
Is there something I'm doing wrong to get this error? Google tells me dtb errors are caused by corrupt IMGs, but I downloaded all the IMGs twice and from all available mirrors to try them out. I see that some other users in the OnePlus forums and in XDA are having the same problems when flashing TWRP.
I really just need to be able to boot into at least one recovery so I can flash a system dump again.
I am not sure if this is the cause of the problem, but I've noticed most OnePlus X users have the E1003 model, while I am using a E1005.
Any help is appreciated.
mechanity said:
I wanted the new update so that I could move my apps to my SD card. I also wanted TWRP.
I followed this guide to install TWRP. Like a few others in the thread, I had the problem that when I try to boot manually into recovery, the screen shows the OnePlus logo with the android logo. Then the android logo disappears, and no matter how long I hold the down button while booting, the screen freezes at the OnePlus logo.
Fine, I'll just use fastboot boot recovery.img .
Nope, I get the 'ERROR: Remote DTB not found' message. Still stuck on the fastboot screen.
Great, I'll just flash stock recovery. Cool, it worked.
I booted into stock recovery and followed this guide to try updating manually using stock recovery. Of course the update fails.
Maybe I can just flash the full dump here. I factory reset, then flashed the full dump. Now it refuses to boot into system AND recovery.
Okay, I'll just reflash stock recovery?
ERROR: Remote DTB not found
Booting into recovery manually gives me the same results as flashing TWRP did earlier. So now, I can neither flash stock recovery nor TWRP to install any OxygenOS.
Is there something I'm doing wrong to get this error? Google tells me dtb errors are caused by corrupt IMGs, but I downloaded all the IMGs twice and from all available mirrors to try them out. I really just need to be able to boot into at least one recovery so I can flash a system dump again.
I am not sure if this is the cause of the problem, but I've noticed most OnePlus X users have the E1003 model, while I am using a E1005.
Any help is appreciated.
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When you try do go in recovery manually(volume up+power) what does it show
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When you try do go in recovery manually(volume up+power) what does it show
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Well, pressing volume up + power actually takes me to bootloader mode.
Volume down + power, on the other hand, shows the OnePlus logo and the Android logo for a split second. Then the android logo disappears, the OnePlus logo stays, and it freezes there.
In case my post wasn't very clear, the same thing happens even if I don't attempt to boot into recovery (as in, it does the same thing if I just press the power button to boot into the system).
In bootloader try to go in fastboot mode then flash the recovery using fastboot
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mohammedtabish said:
In bootloader try to go in fastboot mode then flash the recovery using fastboot
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That is exactly what I said I did in the OP. I have tried this multiple times.
Yes its softbrick and to solve this prob the only thing that i can think is install usb drivers again and tell me you that you have checked the debugging before getting softbricked and try f2fs recovery from eng_stk kernel thread
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mohammedtabish said:
Yes its softbrick and to solve this prob the only thing that i can think is install usb drivers again and tell me you that you have checked the debugging before getting softbricked and try f2fs recovery from eng_stk kernel thread
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I tried the f2fs recovery from blu_spark eng.stk thread just now. I am still getting the remote: dtb not found error.
Still freezing when I boot manually into the recovery.
I think change the pc you are using and start every thing from new in other thats the last hope
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mohammedtabish said:
I think change the pc you are using and start every thing from new in other thats the last hope
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Tried all of these steps on two other PCs already, on both Windows 8 and Windows 7. It's not a driver issue or OS issue.
Guess I'll have to wait until the system IMGs are out, unless anyone else has any other suggestions.
System image ??? If you mean stock then its available bro
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System image ??? If you mean stock then its available bro
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It's available as a .zip, which means you need a working recovery to install it.
There is image also if you cant find it i can upload that i have backed up that or i will try to find that link
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There is image also if you cant find it i can upload that i have backed up that or i will try to find that link
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Please do find that link or upload it, I cannot find it at all.
Thank you very much.
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mechanity said:
Please do find that link or upload it, I cannot find it at all.
Thank you very much.
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There you go bro
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3AIip-hiOnNaTVSQXk5bUgzVnM/view?usp=sharing
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There you go bro
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3AIip-hiOnNaTVSQXk5bUgzVnM/view?usp=sharing
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Sorry, I think you misunderstood me. I stated in the original post that I already have the stock recovery img, and have already tried flashing it.
I am talking about a full system image that can be flashed via fastboot or odin.
Ooooooo i think thats not available sorry for waisting you time though
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Ooooooo i think thats not available sorry for waisting you time though
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It's okay, thanks for your help.
mechanity said:
Tried all of these steps on two other PCs already, on both Windows 8 and Windows 7. It's not a driver issue or OS issue.
Guess I'll have to wait until the system IMGs are out, unless anyone else has any other suggestions.
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been having the exact issue...now people wont think im crazy.
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mechanity said:
Sorry, I think you misunderstood me. I stated in the original post that I already have the stock recovery img, and have already tried flashing it.
I am talking about a full system image that can be flashed via fastboot or odin.
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You can boot to stock.img?
I have the same dtb error when I try any twrp image I have attempted to flash...exactly like your issue, but stock works fine.
If you can get into stock you can flash the full rom zip of 2.1.2 and then flash the ota to 2.1.3 after.
You have to flash the full zip first.
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been having the exact issue...now people wont think im crazy.
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You can boot to stock.img?
I have the same dtb error when I try any twrp image I have attempted to flash...exactly like your issue, but stock works fine.
If you can get into stock you can flash the full rom zip of 2.1.2 and then flash the ota to 2.1.3 after.
You have to flash the full zip first.
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Originally, I could boot to the stock recovery. However after flashing that full 2.1.3 dump that I linked to, I can't boot to system or recovery. Flashing stock recovery now gives me the same remote:dtb not found error.
i have the same problem
i can't get into adb but can get into fastboot
Hi Guys,
I've got a SGP511 WiFi only (castor_windy), with root access and an unlocked bootloader. but to install AOSP 7.1 I need to update my version of TWRP to 3.0.0.
I installed TWRP via TabZ2-lockeddualrecovery2.8.26 batch file and can access recovery but every time i select install look at my SD card and change to images and select the castor_winsy 3.0.0 image i dont get an option to install to recovery i only get kernel how do i resolve this ?
I have re flashed FW (KitKat) via flashtool loads of times
rooted
installed TabZ2-lockeddualrecovery2.8.26 batch file
and every time i get the same option.... cant flash to recovery or boot only kernel
i have attached a screenshot so that nobody thinks i am going mad
can you please help me thanks :fingers-crossed:
It's been a while since I used TWRP 2.8.XX...so no idea what's the issue there but I'd just flash TWRP recovery via fastboot. Worked for me without any problems :good:
T4ke5 said:
It's been a while since I used TWRP 2.8.XX...so no idea what's the issue there but I'd just flash TWRP recovery via fastboot. Worked for me without any problems :good:
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Hi ... Is that using the ADB fastboot recovery TWRP.img?
I am on KitKat just wondering if that's why it won't work have you got to be on 6.01 ?
Well, actually it shouldn't matter on which Android version you are, but to have the latest boot.img and radio.img installed I'd flash the latest stock ROM available here on XDA which means by the way having TWRP 3.0.2.0 as well and after that you might be ready for AOSP 7.1
Just have look at kulvertti's thread in the "General" subforum. Since you have already intalled a custom recovery there shouldn't be any problems.
Lockeddual recovery is not compatible with any custom rom
Please follow the instructions in the thread
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Lockeddual recovery is not compatible with any custom rom
Please follow the instructions in the thread
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Hi @rcstar696 have you got a link to the instructions please as I can't seem to find it ... thanks
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Hi @rcstar696 have you got a link to the instructions please as I can't seem to find it ... thanks
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/xpe.../aosp-6-0-marshmallow-sony-xperia-z2-t3235935
first two steps of instruction
rcstar6696 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xpe.../aosp-6-0-marshmallow-sony-xperia-z2-t3235935
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Hi @rcstar6696,
i had no problem flashing the boot.img that part was ok but when i went to flash the recovery it never seemed to work for me, in the terminal window in the SDK programme tools folder which is the same folder as the image i downloaded from your thread is in (Twrp-3.0.0-0-castor-windy.img and twrp_castor_windy.img) it said something about sizes but said it went ok tried to boot into recovery and it never worked
in the terminal window whilst my SGP511 was in fastboot mode i typed fastboot recovery Twrp-3.0.0-0-castor-windy.img is this is correct script or have i got this wrong ?
i am currently on Kitkat does this matter
thansk
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in the terminal window whilst my SGP511 was in fastboot mode i typed fastboot recovery Twrp-3.0.0-0-castor-windy.img is this is correct script or have i got this wrong ?
thansk
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The right command is
fastboot flash recovery PathToRecovery*
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*C:\stuff\more_stuff\TWRP_castor-windy.img for instance
T4ke5 said:
The right command is
*C:\stuff\more_stuff\TWRP_castor-windy.img for instance
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Cheers guys I'll give that a go
T4ke5 said:
The right command is
*C:\stuff\more_stuff\TWRP_castor-windy.img for instance
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/xpe.../aosp-6-0-marshmallow-sony-xperia-z2-t3235935
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hi guys i tried what you said and still could get it to work, please see screenshot and check if i have entered something wrong, i dont thinki have but i might be wrong
is it because i have not done the boot image first via fastboot ?
Looks quite good. Did you already try to enter the recovery?
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Looks quite good. Did you already try to enter the recovery?
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i tried to access recovery via the down volume button when the tablet starts up but no green light appears and it just starts normally ...... i ve not flashed the boot.img first then flashed recovery as ive seen it can be done via recovery the only option left now is to try flashing the boot.img first .... i have no option but to try that tonight and see if that can do it that way
@T4ke5 @rcstar6696 thanks very much guys for your help TWRP on 3.0.0 now and AOSP 7.1 installed now
Sweet! :good:
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Sweet! :good:
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Don't laugh but I can't put my WiFi code in because there's no keyboard just tap to speak how can I have the keyboard back lol
T4ke5 said:
The right command is
*C:\stuff\more_stuff\TWRP_castor-windy.img for instance
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Cheers mate worked a treat
As you know, TWRP still doesn't support FBE, so in-case if you wanna flash another system.img the Wipe data/factory reset in TWRP wouldn't work (at least didn't work for me).
That would force you to get back to stock recovery, which allows a successful factory reset.
Steps are pretty straight forward, if you already have a backup of your stock recovery just do the below steps, if else you could download one from the below link.
Put the device into fastboot mode. There are two ways to do that.
1)By long pressing the power button and volume down button whilst the USB is connected.
2)Just do a adb reboot bootloader command if you could boot into the system.
Then just do
Code:
fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk recovery_ramdisk.img
Then disconnect the USB and long press the power and volume up button until you see the "The device is booting now" message.
Downloads
- Stock recovery for BKL-L09
Thanks, you saved me.
Thanks
Just created a md5sum of your recovery and my backed up recovery. It's exactly the same size but the md5sum is different.
A quick look with a hex editor also shows some big differences. Is that expected?
Copperhead100 said:
Just created a md5sum of your recovery and my backed up recovery. It's exactly the same size but the md5sum is different.
A quick look with a hex editor also shows some big differences. Is that expected?
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MD5 hash wouldn't possibly match, because the backup was taken using dd and there might be some config files modified or added when I used the stock recovery once. But, hey the thing would work if you have BKL-L09 device
Thanks. This works!
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As you know, TWRP still doesn't support FBE, so in-case if you wanna flash another system.img the Wipe data/factory reset in TWRP wouldn't work (at least didn't work for me).
That would force you to get back to stock recovery, which allows a successful factory reset.
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Mate, will this stock recovery work in Indian model(BKL-L09-C675)?
atf2m4 said:
Mate, will this stock recovery work in Indian model(BKL-L09-C675)?
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Ofc it does
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Ofc it does
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Mate, after restoring this recovery, will I be able to receive system update for the device. I have rooted with Magisk and twrp is installed. what to do to receive system update automatically?. please give detailed steps. Thank you.
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Mate, after restoring this recovery, will I be able to receive system update for the device. I have rooted with Magisk and twrp is installed. what to do to receive system update automatically?. please give detailed steps. Thank you.
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Not sure, as it might check integrity before giving updates. Just download Firmware Finder app and check for updates constantly.
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Mate, after restoring this recovery, will I be able to receive system update for the device. I have rooted with Magisk and twrp is installed. what to do to receive system update automatically?. please give detailed steps. Thank you.
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You will receive the updates but you won't be able to install them with TWRP. Simply flash the stock recovery and the updates will self install when they come. You'll have to root again with Magisk after the updates, but that's a simple process.
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Hie,
How can I get back from lineage OS to stock using this? I guess I'm on the same boat as a lot of people out there and could really use some help here. I'm on Cosmos OS and can't go back to stock. I tried flashing this recovery.img but can't figure out a way back.
Reboot to bootloader, flash system recovery_ramdisk and ramdisk. Reboot to recovery wipe cache, reboot system enjoy.
Works every time fine for me
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Reboot to bootloader, flash system recovery_ramdisk and ramdisk. Reboot to recovery wipe cache, reboot system enjoy.
Works every time fine for me
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Can you help me with the commands please?
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2WildFirE said:
Reboot to bootloader, flash system recovery_ramdisk and ramdisk. Reboot to recovery wipe cache, reboot system enjoy.
Works every time fine for me
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Wildfire, can you please help me with the commands? I believe there's an inclusion of ramdisk in the commands now.
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Reboot to bootloader, flash system recovery_ramdisk and ramdisk. Reboot to recovery wipe cache, reboot system enjoys.
Works every time fine for me
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Apparently, there isn't any system.img file in the Indian firmware I downloaded. The rest are there but not the system.img.
Someone please help me out
I can't flash system.img as I was told in an earlier reply, it returns me an error that says 'Error: Cannot load System.':crying: I tried using -P and 256M commands to see the space divided and none of these worked either. CAN SOME PLEASE HELP ME OUT WITH THIS?
I cannot find system.img in the Indian firmware either, that is making things tough for me.
ankan1993 said:
I can't flash system.img as I was told in an earlier reply, it returns me an error that says 'Error: Cannot load System.':crying: I tried using -P and 256M commands to see the space divided and none of these worked either. CAN SOME PLEASE HELP ME OUT WITH THIS?
I cannot find system.img in the Indian firmware either, that is making things tough for me.
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You should have made a backup before you started "tinkering" with your device. Lesson learned, hopefully.
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Einwod said:
You should have made a backup before you started "tinkering" with your device. Lesson learned, hopefully.
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Indeed! Can you please help me this one time?
ankan1993 said:
Indeed! Can you please help me this one time?
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I cannot help you as I do not have your firmware or know anything about the Indian version. Where did you get this firmware from?
Einwod said:
I cannot help you as I do not have your firmware or know anything about the Indian version. Where did you get this firmware from?
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I downloaded this from https://www.getdroidtips.com/huawei-honor-view-10-b160-oreo-firmware/#Downloads.
ankan1993 said:
I downloaded this from https://www.getdroidtips.com/huawei-honor-view-10-b160-oreo-firmware/#Downloads.
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What device do you have exactly?