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So, my phone is stuck in a boot loop. I can restore factory setting but first i want to back up my data .. specifically my text messages and pictures. They are very important. Is there a way i can do that ?
the bad news is Im not rooted. now im trying to find ways to save data from my the phone before i do a factory reset. i hope i can sort it out.
Thanks,
runingwild said:
So, my phone is stuck in a boot loop. I can restore factory setting but first i want to back up my data .. specifically my text messages and pictures. They are very important. Is there a way i can do that ?
the bad news is Im not rooted. now im trying to find ways to save data from my the phone before i do a factory reset. i hope i can sort it out.
Thanks,
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Your pictures should be on your SD and unaffected, but without root I'd say goodbye to your messages.
XperienceD said:
Your pictures should be on your SD and unaffected, but without root I'd say goodbye to your messages.
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so is there no hope even by using ADB commands for example, or some other way? :crying:
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so is there no hope even by using ADB commands for example, or some other way? :crying:
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I think, without root, you can't view /data, but you can try.
If you can, the sms should be located in this .xml: er /data/data/com.android.providers.telephony/databases/mmssms.db
Then backup it via adb, reflash your rom and replace the file with the backuped one.
If you can't access /data, maybe you can root/flash cwm to your phone too, if it's bootloped? (Phone specific, so I don't know.)
Good luck.
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cakebomb said:
I think, without root, you can't view /data, but you can try.
If you can, the sms should be located in this .xml: er /data/data/com.android.providers.telephony/databases/mmssms.db
Then backup it via adb, reflash your rom and replace the file with the backuped one.
If you can't access /data, maybe you can root/flash cwm to your phone too, if it's bootloped? (Phone specific, so I don't know.)
Good luck.
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thanks for the advice,
and how can i view the .xml file? (im not experienced with android..)
btw, its an Htc Desire S. yes its stuck in bootloop now
runingwild said:
thanks for the advice,
and how can i view the .xml file? (im not experienced with android..)
btw, its an Htc Desire S. yes its stuck in bootloop now
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Connect your phone to your computer, start adb shell and type in su and then cd data
If you can view the directory by typing in ls you should be able, to copy the .xml to your computer.
Sorry for the late reply.^^
cakebomb said:
Connect your phone to your computer, start adb shell and type in su and then cd data
If you can view the directory by typing in ls you should be able, to copy the .xml to your computer.
Sorry for the late reply.^^
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ok thanks. i downloaded SDK, then installed ADB package. But now i click on Adb icon and it wont open. what am i doing bad??
runingwild said:
ok thanks. i downloaded SDK, then installed ADB package. But now i click on Adb icon and it wont open. what am i doing bad??
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You have to open cmd.exe and navigate to the location, where the adb file is located.
Then type in ‘adb shell’.
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cakebomb said:
You have to open cmd.exe and navigate to the location, where the adb file is located.
Then type in ‘adb shell’.
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when i type in adb shell, it says Error: device not found, while the phone was in the boot menu.
Is it maybe because im missing drivers? I googled a bit and now i have the driver i need, its .exe file , what should i do with this file? if i double click on it, i get an error message.
thanks
runingwild said:
when i type in adb shell, it says Error: device not found, while the phone was in the boot menu.
Is it maybe because im missing drivers? I googled a bit and now i have the driver i need, its .exe file , what should i do with this file? if i double click on it, i get an error message.
thanks
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Yes, the drivers could be the problem or maybe (but I don't hope so) the phone isn't recognizable in this mode via adb.
If you're using Windows, go to the device manager and check, if there's a android thing with a exclamation, then refresh the driver of this, if it's possible. Simply via right click etc. (Of course, if the device is connected.)
And have you tried this here? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=15585507&postcount=2
btw: Your phone seems to don't boot up since a few days, do you don't need it? Another idea is, maybe you can backup all your files via fastboot/download mode or something else, but you'll have to post this question in the device specifically forum, because it's different on phones.
Okay, one more time good luck.
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cakebomb said:
Yes, the drivers could be the problem or maybe (but I don't hope so) the phone isn't recognizable in this mode via adb.
If you're using Windows, go to the device manager and check, if there's a android thing with a exclamation, then refresh the driver of this, if it's possible. Simply via right click etc. (Of course, if the device is connected.)
And have you tried this here? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=15585507&postcount=2
btw: Your phone seems to don't boot up since a few days, do you don't need it? Another idea is, maybe you can backup all your files via fastboot/download mode or something else, but you'll have to post this question in the device specifically forum, because it's different on phones.
Okay, one more time good luck.
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yes, in the device manager there is an android thing with a yellow exclamation. i clicked on refresh the driver and i get the window asking me where i want to get the driver from. since i have the driver in an Sd card, i´ll try that tomorrow.
well, i do need the phone, but now im using my old one. until i can finally fix this issue.
What did you mean with the Fastboot mode? when im in the boot menu, i can select Fastboot, but it wont help much, because it will just start the booting again (bootloop). but i dont know if this is what you meant with fastboot.
thanks
runingwild said:
yes, in the device manager there is an android thing with a yellow exclamation. i clicked on refresh the driver and i get the window asking me where i want to get the driver from. since i have the driver in an Sd card, i´ll try that tomorrow.
well, i do need the phone, but now im using my old one. until i can finally fix this issue.
What did you mean with the Fastboot mode? when im in the boot menu, i can select Fastboot, but it wont help much, because it will just start the booting again (bootloop). but i dont know if this is what you meant with fastboot.
thanks
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Okay, but you can also let Windows automaticly search the internet for the drivers.
About fastboot, I don't know if you can backup files with this. (Normally you can use this to flash boot.img etc.) And I don't know, how it works on your device, so ask in your device forum.
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adb is not recognizing the device, so im giving up on recoverying the phone data. I tried a factory reset to fix the bootloop but it aint working either. So now i can only think of sending it to the Htc technical center, the phone is under warranty.
runingwild said:
adb is not recognizing the device, so im giving up on recoverying the phone data. I tried a factory reset to fix the bootloop but it aint working either. So now i can only think of sending it to the Htc technical center, the phone is under warranty.
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Okay.
Are you talking about flashing stock rom, when you said factory reset?
If not, maybe this helps. (There's a link to flash stock rom in this thread.)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1186401
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Hi Guys i have a little problem I Have a galaxy note 2 n7102 (Clone).I have rooted it 2 days ago.i have the android stock boot animation
but when i added a custom boot animation,when i rebooted the screen goes black and then the phone starts up
I tried to put it in system/media and data/local and change bootanimation and samsungani in system/bin and reboot but nothing happens
Plz anyone tell me And i will thank him
AND Here is the bootanimation
AnY Solution?
Do you have a custom recovery available for your device?
brakke97 said:
Do you have a custom recovery available for your device?
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Look i rooted my phone but how to know that i have custom recovery or not
just flash with odin
Get rom toolbox pro from google play for 4.4$ or less
open it and swipe to the right to go to interface and then scroll down to boot animation and choose the one you want
AM NOT HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE THAT MAY OCCUR TO YOUR DEVICE DO IT AT YOUR OWN RISK
thats all and your free to go
Hit thanks if this helped
mahmoodinho said:
Get rom toolbox pro from google play for 4.4$ or less
open it and swipe to the right to go to interface and then scroll down to boot animation and choose the one you want
AM NOT HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE THAT MAY OCCUR TO YOUR DEVICE DO IT AT YOUR OWN RISK
thats all and your free to go
Hit thanks if this helped
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i made it from rom toolbox lite and after i have the android stock bootanimation it became a blackscreen and then starts up
LuCaEgYpTMaN said:
i made it from rom toolbox lite and after i have the android stock bootanimation it became a blackscreen and then starts up
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AnY SoluTioN?
mahmoodinho said:
Get rom toolbox pro from google play for 4.4$ or less
open it and swipe to the right to go to interface and then scroll down to boot animation and choose the one you want
AM NOT HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE THAT MAY OCCUR TO YOUR DEVICE DO IT AT YOUR OWN RISK
thats all and your free to go
Hit thanks if this helped
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still black screen
LuCaEgYpTMaN said:
still black screen
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AnYone plz answer?
I think I have the answer!
The only thing I need to know is your device his name and manufacturer.
Plz reply so fast as possible!
brakke97 said:
I think I have the answer!
The only thing I need to know is your device his name and manufacturer.
Plz reply so fast as possible!
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Ok thanks first for your reply
it's a n7102 phone mt6589 device and it's made in korea (written made in korea by samsung)
kernel version 3.0.13
android 4.1.2
When you plug it in to the computer, does it connect or is it unrecognized?
brakke97 said:
When you plug it in to the computer, does it connect or is it unrecognized?
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yes it connects and recognize the sd card and the internal storage
Ah that's awesome! Btw do you want a fresh clean install with everything like it was at stock or just the blackscreen fix?
brakke97 said:
Ah that's awesome! Btw do you want a fresh clean install with everything like it was at stock or just the blackscreen fix?
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no only the blackscreen fix!!!!!!!!!
Ah ok, can you set up ADB, because it's needed to get access to your root folder.
Afterwards, you need to download this file, it's the firmware for your device https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B4AdByfaH4T0WWJEQlNjeHg4bzg/edit
If you have setup your adb and it's running, extract the firmware on your desktop and go to the path "simcom77_twn_cu_ics2-ota-I968.I968.02.05.G.A-V1.0.1B04P85.zip\system\media" without quotes, and copy all the files (via adb) in your phone's /system/media/ and before doing that delete the previous files that are corrupted. After that your phone will be fixed!
brakke97 said:
Ah ok, can you set up ADB, because it's needed to get access to your root folder.
Afterwards, you need to download this file, it's the firmware for your device https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B4AdByfaH4T0WWJEQlNjeHg4bzg/edit
If you have setup your adb and it's running, extract the firmware on your desktop and go to the path "simcom77_twn_cu_ics2-ota-I968.I968.02.05.G.A-V1.0.1B04P85.zip\system\media" without quotes, and copy all the files (via adb) in your phone's /system/media/ and before doing that delete the previous files that are corrupted. After that your phone will be fixed!
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OMG this made the phone more bad ,i didnt make a backup and when i deleted the system/media and replaced it with the other:
1-no boot a crash page came and then the blackscreen and then starts up
2-NO Sound when i am touching anything :crying: plz help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
LuCaEgYpTMaN said:
OMG this made the phone more bad ,i didnt make a backup and when i deleted the system/media and replaced it with the other:
1-no boot a crash page came and then the blackscreen and then starts up
2-NO Sound when i am touching anything :crying: plz help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Did you make a Nandroid Backup when you first Rooted the Device ? If so, Boot into Recovery. Then restore your Nandroid. If not then you can either Flash a Custom Rom, or the Stock Rom Rooted. Either should resolve your issues.
prboy1969 said:
Did you make a Nandroid Backup when you first Rooted the Device ? If so, Boot into Recovery. Then restore your Nandroid. If not then you can either Flash a Custom Rom, or the Stock Rom Rooted. Either should resolve your issues.
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is there any stock rom or custom rom for note 2 gt-n7102
and i nedd screen shots plz!!!!!!
Yeah sure the file in my post was the firmware, if you want to check it, just look at this site: http://goo.gl/808du
I need to flash a file that locks the bootloader. It contains Aroma Installer. Is there a way to flash it without booting into recovery? Something linke an app that flashes the file directly from the phone?
MICH_** said:
I need to flash a file that locks the bootloader. It contains Aroma Installer. Is there a way to flash it without booting into recovery? Something linke an app that flashes the file directly from the phone?
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Everything is gonna be done in recovery or bootloader. No way to do it other wise.
zelendel said:
Everything is gonna be done in recovery or bootloader. No way to do it other wise.
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bad ._.
The problem is that i cant turn my phone off and boot into recovery.
MICH_** said:
bad ._.
The problem is that i cant turn my phone off and boot into recovery.
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And why cant you turn it off?
zelendel said:
And why cant you turn it off?
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dont know. my phone is somehow broken. If i turn it off it wont turn back on.. no idea why.
MICH_** said:
dont know. my phone is somehow broken. If i turn it off it wont turn back on.. no idea why.
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I would use the ADB commands to boot into recovery. Also might want to look into logcats to see what the issue is.
zelendel said:
I would use the ADB commands to boot into recovery. Also might want to look into logcats to see what the issue is.
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not even ADB works anymore. The phone is not being recognized by the pc..
MICH_** said:
not even ADB works anymore. The phone is not being recognized by the pc..
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Looks like a logcat is the next step
Bat cave One
zelendel said:
Looks like a logcat is the next step
Bat cave One
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I cant boot into fastboot either..
MICH_** said:
I cant boot into fastboot either..
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That has nothing to do with getting a logcat
Bat cave One
zelendel said:
That has nothing to do with getting a logcat
Bat cave One
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Btw my phone is now powered off.
MICH_** said:
Btw my phone is now powered off.
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Well if you cant turn it on then you maybe out of luck and need a replacement.
zelendel said:
Well if you cant turn it on then you maybe out of luck and need a replacement.
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Do you think HTC will spot the unlocked bootloader etc. ?
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Do you think HTC will spot the unlocked bootloader etc. ?
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Most likely, yes. If they can get it to power up.
zelendel said:
Most likely, yes. If they can get it to power up.
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I make the bootloader to show "locked" and flashed the stock recovery!!!
Now the only thing i have to do is to s-on. It is still s-off. Is there as adb command for this? Or how to do that? Btw: I have got a HTC One
Hi guys!
I have made a serious mistake, and I feel so stupid! I was wondering if any you awesome people at XDA would be able to save me.
I have an LG G2 vs980 Lollipop 5.0.2
So, all I wanted to do was change my startup screen to get rid of that boring LG logo and replace it with something neater. I went over to Google and found a guide on how to do this, and followed the steps 1 by 1. Everything actually worked out perfectly, but it wasn't until after I was locked out of my phone that I realized that I had used a startup image that was not compatible with my LG G2! (Total face palm!). Now, whenever I power my phone, it flashes that "neat" image that I replaced the stock one with - before the screen goes completely blank. Not good at all.
So my question is this - Is there a way I can acess my system folder without having access to my phone? I know EXACTLY what file I need to remove/edit to solve this problem! In fact, that is what is frusturating me the most. It's not some random error message out of the blue that I know nothing about. I know exactly what the problem is, I just don't know if I have access to the solution. I just really hope I don't have to wipe everything back to stock all because of a lousy startup image.
If anybody can help me access my system folder so I can switch out the bad file for the default one, and get access to my phone again - I would be so forever grateful! Thank you in advance to anybody that can save me!
Much appreciative,
Terri (Psyintz)
PsyintZ said:
Hi guys!
I have made a serious mistake, and I feel so stupid! I was wondering if any you awesome people at XDA would be able to save me.
I have an LG G2 vs980 Lollipop 5.0.2
So, all I wanted to do was change my startup screen to get rid of that boring LG logo and replace it with something neater. I went over to Google and found a guide on how to do this, and followed the steps 1 by 1. Everything actually worked out perfectly, but it wasn't until after I was locked out of my phone that I realized that I had used a startup image that was not compatible with my LG G2! (Total face palm!). Now, whenever I power my phone, it flashes that "neat" image that I replaced the stock one with - before the screen goes completely blank. Not good at all.
So my question is this - Is there a way I can acess my system folder without having access to my phone? I know EXACTLY what file I need to remove/edit to solve this problem! In fact, that is what is frusturating me the most. It's not some random error message out of the blue that I know nothing about. I know exactly what the problem is, I just don't know if I have access to the solution. I just really hope I don't have to wipe everything back to stock all because of a lousy startup image.
If anybody can help me access my system folder so I can switch out the bad file for the default one, and get access to my phone again - I would be so forever grateful! Thank you in advance to anybody that can save me!
Much appreciative,
Terri (Psyintz)
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You can flash TWRP 3.x.x using adb and access system from there, as it has a built-in file manager in it.
MigoMujahid said:
You can flash TWRP 3.x.x using adb and access system from there, as it has a built-in file manager in it.
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Really?? That would be great! However, I am unable how to go about doing this. All of the guides I can find require access to my phone in order to do this. I tried using this guide (https://www.xda-developers.com/how-to-install-twrp/) and when I try to run the "adb reboot bootloader" command, it says "error: device (null) not found." I am starting to get worried that there is nothing I can do. Does anybody know how I would go about installing TWRP? Or am I out out of luck? Thanks again in advance!
Sincerely,
Terri
PsyintZ said:
Really?? That would be great! However, I am unable how to go about doing this. All of the guides I can find require access to my phone in order to do this. I tried using this guide (https://www.xda-developers.com/how-to-install-twrp/) and when I try to run the "adb reboot bootloader" command, it says "error: device (null) not found." I am starting to get worried that there is nothing I can do. Does anybody know how I would go about installing TWRP? Or am I out out of luck? Thanks again in advance!
Sincerely,
Terri
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In order to use adb you must have USB debugging enabled, had you have it enabled?
If not you can use lg flash tool 2014 to flash stock rom, there is a way to flash it with out wiping, by using normal mode.
Follow this guide:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2432476
As mentioned in the guide about Normal mode:
Normal Flash: Flash ROM without losing any data. Only use this when you need to fix system error. Beware of boot loop when flashing ROM that differ from current ROM on your phone or MOD ROM.
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Which looks like your case.
Use the firmware from this link, it's lollipop:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95916177934539835
MigoMujahid said:
In order to use adb you must have USB debugging enabled, had you have it enabled?
If not you can use lg flash tool 2014 to flash stock rom, there is a way to flash it with out wiping, by using normal mode.
Follow this guide:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2432476
As mentioned in the guide about Normal mode:
Which looks like your case.
Use the firmware from this link, it's lollipop:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95916177934539835
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Yes. I had to enable USB Debugging during the process of swapping out my bootanimation files. However, I am still recieving that "error: device (null) not found." message.
PsyintZ said:
Yes. I had to enable USB Debugging during the process of swapping out my bootanimation files. However, I am still recieving that "error: device (null) not found." message.
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Read my full post again, there is an alternative method
However, try downloading PDANet and try connecting again.
Yes, it does in fact work.
Sorta.
Pre requisites: ROOT, File explorer of your choice that uses root and make sure in the settings to enable hidden folders.
You'll need to clear out substratum to make sure there isn't anything lingering and then select your overlay and build/enable them.
Once you do you'll need to open up your file explorer and go to
Data/media/0/.substratum
(If you don't see .substratum you didn't enable hidden folders)
You should have the overlay apks inside. Select all, copy and go to
System/app
And paste your apks inside of it then reboot.
Once your phone boots back up go into substratum and inside of the manager you should see your overlays. Select them and enable them! You may have to reboot for the overlays to properly work as usual
Aaaaaand Substratum already has a beta working! https://play.google.com/apps/testing/projekt.substratum/join
Happy modding!
So far themes that work:
Pi Dark: System, GPS, Settings, and System UI work flawlessly
Swift Dark/Black: All apps except for system/UI work
Sai's Oreo Theme: Android system (stock blue only) System UI and QS tiles only!! Anything else will cause your phone to bootloop. You'll need to boot into twrp, mount storage and go into your system/system/app folder and delete the APK's that caused it to loop
Gave it a shot... Long story short.... Bootloop..... Reflashed factory image.
My stupid fault. I followed directions from another source. May try again after the next update.
so i tried this yesterday and got into a bootloop. followed directions and all but now my phone doesnt connect to my laptop when i plug it in via usb. so now i'm not able to use fasboot to flash the imgs. im running out of ideas to try.
holla420 said:
so i tried this yesterday and got into a bootloop. followed directions and all but now my phone doesnt connect to my laptop when i plug it in via usb. so now i'm not able to use fasboot to flash the imgs. im running out of ideas to try.
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You may have to use different cables or pc. I assume your SDK/platform-tools is up to date?
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You may have to use different cables or pc. I assume your SDK/platform-tools is up to date?
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yes my platform-tools is up to date. i tried another laptop and cables. still not seeing my phone. im getting a unknown usb device (Device descriptor request failed ). think my phone is done:crying:
holla420 said:
yes my platform-tools is up to date. i tried another laptop and cables. still not seeing my phone. im getting a unknown usb device (Device descriptor request failed ). think my phone is done:crying:
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Can you boot into bootloader? Power + volume down?
azpatterson3 said:
Can you boot into bootloader? Power + volume down?
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yes im able to boot into bootloader and twrp.
Don't think your phone is a goner but can't understand why it isn't being seen as a fastboot device while in bootloader mode.
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Don't think your phone is a goner but can't understand why it isn't being seen as a fastboot device while in bootloader mode.
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i didnt think so neither but nothing i tried working i also have a friend of mines hes a developer and even he dont understand why its not being recognized in adb/fastboot
holla420 said:
i didnt think so neither but nothing i tried working i also have a friend of mines hes a developer and even he dont understand why its not being recognized in adb/fastboot
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If you can get into twrp mount your storage, go into system/system/app and you should see the theme apks inside of it. Delete them and reboot
azpatterson3 said:
Gave it a shot... Long story short.... Bootloop..... Reflashed factory image.
My stupid fault. I followed directions from another source. May try again after the next update.
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Substratum is working now without needing to manually copy paste the files. I'd still do a titanium backup before messing with themes
Cosmo100292 said:
If you can get into twrp mount your storage, go into system/system/app and you should see the theme apks inside of it. Delete them and reboot
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I did see the apks I removed 3 of them and rebooted. That didn't do nothing. Still boot looping and now it's just stuck at the TWRP bootup screen. And my laptop wasn't seeing my phone when plugged in. I tried numerous computers. I did a RMA yesterday. It was unlocked from VZW so I know the replacement will end my rooting and having fun with the phone.
Not sure what I'm doing wrong but I have the latest 997 version and I checked to make sure it was installing the apk's into the system folder. I'm using pi dark by the way
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I did see the apks I removed 3 of them and rebooted. That didn't do nothing. Still boot looping and now it's just stuck at the TWRP bootup screen. And my laptop wasn't seeing my phone when plugged in. I tried numerous computers. I did a RMA yesterday. It was unlocked from VZW so I know the replacement will end my rooting and having fun with the phone.
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That's extremely odd
Cozzeck said:
Not sure what I'm doing wrong but I have the latest 997 version and I checked to make sure it was installing the apk's into the system folder. I'm using pi dark by the way
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I would clear everything out, uninstall and reinstall substratum and try reapplying the overlay. Reboot, re apply the overlay and it should come up in the manager section in substratum
Cosmo100292 said:
If you can get into twrp mount your storage, go into system/system/app and you should see the theme apks inside of it. Delete them and reboot
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Cosmo100292 said:
That's extremely odd
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I can still boot into bootloader/fastboot mode to bad I can't get USB to read my phone
Can someone be kind enough to please help with the android p button drawables? The pill shaped button especially!
holla420 said:
I can still boot into bootloader/fastboot mode to bad I can't get USB to read my phone
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Do you have your stock image on your phone? You could wipe it and flash the stock image through twrp
Cosmo100292 said:
If you can get into twrp mount your storage, go into system/system/app and you should see the theme apks inside of it. Delete them and reboot
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Cosmo100292 said:
Do you have your stock image on your phone? You could wipe it and flash the stock image through twrp
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Unfortunately it's bootlooping to TWRP and stuck on TWRP splash screen. I think she's done now. R.I.P. lol