Hey there, I tried to install a new version of lineageos and did a backup with twrp. I wasn't that happy and tried to go back to the backup. First I had problems with the screen key which was "wrong" and I wiped it a few times with internal storage. Now, every time I install a backup or do a new version from scratch, a few seconds after the boot it reboots. Sometimes it takes a minute, sometimes it doesn't even get to the start screen. What can i do? Thank you!
hawu1812 said:
Hey there, I tried to install a new version of lineageos and did a backup with twrp. I wasn't that happy and tried to go back to the backup. First I had problems with the screen key which was "wrong" and I wiped it a few times with internal storage. Now, every time I install a backup or do a new version from scratch, a few seconds after the boot it reboots. Sometimes it takes a minute, sometimes it doesn't even get to the start screen. What can i do? Thank you!
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Download the correct FastBoot Rom for your phone here http://xiaomiadvices.com/download-miui-7-global-stable-rom-for-xiaomi-mobiles/
Download Mi Flash Tool from here http://xiaomimiflashtool.com/
Flash the FastBoot Rom to your phone.
Follow the instructions here http://xiaomiadvices.com/miui-7-flash-fastboot-rom-on-xiaomi-phones-using-mi-flash-tool/
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Spukey said:
Download the correct FastBoot Rom for your phone here
Download Mi Flash Tool from here
Flash the FastBoot Rom to your phone.
Follow the instructions here
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Thank you for your answer Spukey. I did that already, also clean install of other aosp like Resurrection Rom but it's always the same: it reboots after a few seconds. I guess I killed the phone somehow, as it seems not to be a software issue
hawu1812 said:
Thank you for your answer Spukey. I did that already, also clean install of other aosp like Resurrection Rom but it's always the same: it reboots after a few seconds. I guess I killed the phone somehow, as it seems not to be a software issue
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Ok. Recently I had to use the above method. Then without booting up I flashed TWRP via ADB. Then flashed a nandroid backup that I had saved some time ago that was the same rom version and rebooted, it worked.
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Ok so go easy on me please. I hadn't slept in two days ! so I was in the process of reloading Beans but when I was backing up and wiping this and that I stupidly decided to wipe internal and external SDs so I wiped my beans rom zip and so I can install it or anything. I am able to get to the TWRP. Is it a matter of just loading the zip to my microsd and installing it that way ? Please tell me it is . Also is there a way if I did this again to boot the note 2 normally so I can access the internet to download the zip that way or it doesn't work that way with android ? Thanks so much for all your help !!!
Sorry. I meant to say I can't install it
If you can get your micro sd card into your computer, via card reader or old phone, download your rom onto that. That's probably the easiest route. For the future, it's a great idea to keep a nandroid backup saved on your hard drive for times like these.
Did you format system? If not then yes your phone will turn on normally. If you did as the last guy said download to your computer and in twrp i believe there is an option to use your phone as storage or just grab a card reader. Basically just get it in your micro sd somehow then flash normally.
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Ok initially I was able to boot into YWRP but after I downloaded the Beans rom to my microsd card and tried to flash it on my phone It would not flash at all and now it won't even boot to TWRP. It's stuck on ODIN mode and I was unable to unlock bootloader and see if I can then get into TWRP. Was that not necessary ? Is my only alternative now to get my phone back to stock ? If so how do I do that exactly ? I really need help I'm sorry !
cnotes2019 said:
Ok initially I was able to boot into YWRP but after I downloaded the Beans rom to my microsd card and tried to flash it on my phone It would not flash at all and now it won't even boot to TWRP. It's stuck on ODIN mode and I was unable to unlock bootloader and see if I can then get into TWRP. Was that not necessary ? Is my only alternative now to get my phone back to stock ? If so how do I do that exactly ? I really need help I'm sorry !
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Have you pulled the battery and tried holding vol + home and power to get into twrp. You shouldn't be stuck in download mode.
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Yes I've tried that but didn't change anything
cnotes2019 said:
Yes I've tried that but didn't change anything
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I would say just Odin to stock and start over
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Ok omg I did that but now after I root and unlock the bootloader when I try to flash Beans rom 7 which is on my microsd it says failed and it says it can't read zip. Last time I flash beans rom I believe it was on my internal. Should it matter and if not what can I do to fix this ? Also isn't there a way to root and unlock the bootloader but not have to flash a rom but instead reboot back so the phone is useable and not on the TWRP screen ? Thanks !!
I'm sorry for all the questions. It's just frustrating to have done it right the first time then mess up and get it working to a point than cant complete the fix. I have it back to stock but why is it when I try to root it with either version of odin it passes and seems to work but I don't see SU and I don't have root as ive tested it by opening free version of titanium back up. No root. Also after returning stock I can download the paid version of titanium back up but there is no link to open it ? omg
Sorry I should have said I can't download it. It acts like its downloaded but no link to open it appears in the play store screen nor does it appear anywhere on the phone
I'd just try this method of rooting if your back to stock or is this the one you used ??
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2118348
These are the steps I did. Sorry am reviewing to see if it's the same as I type
Step 1. Turn your Verizon Note 2 power off. Then hold down the Volume Down, Center Home, and the Power buttons simultaneously for about 3 seconds until you see a warning screen.
Step 2. Next, hit Volume Up to enter ODIN Download Mode and connect a microUSB cable from your phone to computer.
Step 3. Download the root-injected stock firmware and ODIN:
Download root-injected system firmware for Verizon Galaxy Note 2
Download ODIN
Unzip both files, you should get a file ending in “tar.md5″ and two files for ODIN.
Step 4. Run the odin3 v1.85.exe program by double-clicking on it.
Step 5. You should see a yellow highlighted box with a random COM number. If you don’t, install Samsung USB drivers and repeat from Step 1.
Choose “PDA” and select the root-injected firmware file ending in “tar.md5″.
Step 6. Hit the “Start” button and ODIN will start flashing the root-injected system firmware to your Verizon Note 2.
Step 7. When done successfully, you will see “PASS!”.
just go to the link i posted and watch video and read it's incredibly easy from the looks of it. it should root unlock and install twrp. especially if you somehow took the OTA
But if we could can we go back to my previous questions. I was able to unlock bootloader and I believe root it in one process and I got to the TWRP screen but when I try to go to install and I choose the beans rom on my microsd it says failed then in small print it says can't read zip file. Do I need to do something different or is there a fix to this problem ? Last time when I was successful I believe my rom was downloaded directly from my phone. And if it was is there a way to root/unlock bootloader but reboot back to where the phone is useable and flash a rom at a later time ? Thanks for all your patience and help !
cnotes2019 said:
But if we could can we go back to my previous questions. I was able to unlock bootloader and I believe root it in one process and I got to the TWRP screen but when I try to go to install and I choose the beans rom on my microsd it says failed then in small print it says can't read zip file. Do I need to do something different or is there a fix to this problem ? Last time when I was successful I believe my rom was downloaded directly from my phone. And if it was is there a way to root/unlock bootloader but reboot back to where the phone is useable and flash a rom at a later time ? Thanks for all your patience and help !
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You probably have a bad download. If you're on twrp then you're unlocked already. Re download beans and try that one.
By the way you should be able to boot normally after following the unlock thread. All it does is unlock and change the recovery
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kintwofan said:
You probably have a bad download. If you're on twrp then you're unlocked already. Re download beans and try that one.
By the way you should be able to boot normally after following the unlock thread. All it does is unlock and change the recovery
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I really appreciate all your help!! I will try both of your suggestions!! As far as being on TWRP and booting normally is it just choosing reboot on the TWRP screen or just powering the phone off and than back on? Thanks!!!
cnotes2019 said:
I really appreciate all your help!! I will try both of your suggestions!! As far as being on TWRP and booting normally is it just choosing reboot on the TWRP screen or just powering the phone off and than back on? Thanks!!!
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Either way works. Choosing reboot is faster
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Shawn it appears I do not have the update as I ran causal and it said I was outdated
Kinytwofan
If I can get back to the TWRP screen what if it hangs at the samsung screen ? Thanks !!
So a few days ago I got completely fed up with the stock rom and wanted to try out cyanogenmod on my HTC One X+ (the international version). I've unlocked the bootloader, rooted and have replaced the recovery with twrp v2.8.7.0. All was going well until I wiped everything (which included the os), so now I'm stuck without one. Cleverly, I made no backup to restore to. Using fastboot and adb, I've been pushing various roms and attempting to install them; the installs are apparently successful but when I try to launch the system I'm stuck on the spinning cyanogenmod logo. This seems to be a pretty common problem among everybody using custom roms and the fix for this seems to always be go and factory reset the device, wipe things etc, which I have been doing anyway each time before installing a rom. I've been doing this in circles for the last day and a half, is anybody able to help?
ReubenCooper said:
So a few days ago I got completely fed up with the stock rom and wanted to try out cyanogenmod on my HTC One X+ (the international version). I've unlocked the bootloader, rooted and have replaced the recovery with twrp v2.8.7.0. All was going well until I wiped everything (which included the os), so now I'm stuck without one. Cleverly, I made no backup to restore to. Using fastboot and adb, I've been pushing various roms and attempting to install them; the installs are apparently successful but when I try to launch the system I'm stuck on the spinning cyanogenmod logo. This seems to be a pretty common problem among everybody using custom roms and the fix for this seems to always be go and factory reset the device, wipe things etc, which I have been doing anyway each time before installing a rom. I've been doing this in circles for the last day and a half, is anybody able to help?
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Flash the boot.img in fastboot
kapooya said:
Flash the boot.img in fastboot
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Thanks for getting back to me so quickly. Could you explain that process in a little more detail? I'm a bit of a noob.
ReubenCooper said:
Thanks for getting back to me so quickly. Could you explain that process in a little more detail? I'm a bit of a noob.
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open the rom zip file, pull out the boot.img file and fastboot flash boot boot.img
done.
The X+ cannot flash kernel's from the recovery with the rom
Lloir said:
open the rom zip file, pull out the boot.img file and fastboot flash boot boot.img
done.
The X+ cannot flash kernel's from the recovery with the rom
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Thanks for this, it seems most of the guides I've been using skip this stage. The phone was working like a charm with cm10 but I was prompted to update, and now I'm stuck on the spinning boot logo again. What should I do?
ReubenCooper said:
Thanks for this, it seems most of the guides I've been using skip this stage. The phone was working like a charm with cm10 but I was prompted to update, and now I'm stuck on the spinning boot logo again. What should I do?
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See above
Lloir said:
See above
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I've flashed the same boot.img as previously, was this correct? I'm still on the spinning screen.
ReubenCooper said:
I've flashed the same boot.img as previously, was this correct? I'm still on the spinning screen.
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Just grab the rom from here : https://download.cyanogenmod.org/?device=enrc2b
And flash the boot.img manually
i installed cm13 custom rom in my s3 then with twrp. it worked fine then i factory reset my phone then it starts with twrp screen and screen flashes and again twrp screen comes(screen with twrp written not options).i can just go to odin mode. what to do now
please help!!!!!
Never factory reset from a custom ROM. It is recommended to do it from recovery. Your reset has wiped too much including important parts of the OS. Flash another copy again.
I tried to downgrade my galaxy r but i cant and i am stuck into twrp.PLEASE HELP ME TO FIX THIS!!!
admirk61 said:
I tried to downgrade my galaxy r but i cant and i am stuck into twrp.PLEASE HELP ME TO FIX THIS!!!
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Go the the forum designated for your device, do not ask here.
As for your question, please flash your stock ROM again. Make sure to follow the steps properly and be very patient.
How to do it
Jericho Arcelao said:
Never factory reset from a custom ROM. It is recommended to do it from recovery. Your reset has wiped too much including important parts of the OS. Flash another copy again.
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Thanks for ur concern but i cannot open my recovery it is just teamwin written on screen any other method plse describe.
Maybe it is just loading? If after waiting for 5 mins. can you enter recovery? If not can you enter download mode? If yes then download a copy of the stock rom from here and flash it via ODIN.
Jericho Arcelao said:
Go the the forum designated for your device, do not ask here.
As for your question, please flash your stock ROM again. Make sure to follow the steps properly and be very patient.
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I tried to restore my stock system that I backed up but when I finish it,it isnt rebooted into system.It reboots into recovery.
admirk61 said:
I tried to restore my stock system that I backed up but when I finish it,it isnt rebooted into system.It reboots into recovery.
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Go ask your problem here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-r
ive got this problem with my s3 so can i ask on here?
How do I get into Odin mode? Every time I try to hold power, home and volume down it just flashes the Samsung logo and then goes into recovery when I release the buttons, no download mode
EDIT: just solved it. Seems I didn't press the volume button "down" enough.
Hello I'm using MIUI 8.0.6.0 Global Stable. I unlocked the bootloader, then flashed twrp 3.0.2-2, the latest. I then flashed this ROM, cleared cache. After this when i boot, my phone just stuck on the MI LOGO for around 2 min or more sometime and this happens everytime when i boot either in recovery or system. Did I do something wrong? Help please, thanks.
which Rom did you flash? provide more info.
rjrulz007 said:
which Rom did you flash? provide more info.
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I m facing this issue after unlocking bootloader, right now no rom is installed i hav fastboot erased all partion but then too it is getting stuck for 5 minutes at mi logo
First boot after flashing normally takes sometime thats normal.
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First boot after flashing normally takes sometime thats normal.
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No it happens everytime i boot either in system or in recovery. I dont no is this a booting problem or somethingelse
Hey there, i've big problem because my Redmi 4X is stacked right now. So....
1. I have installed ADB and Fastboot
2. I have flashed and booted TWRP.img on my phone
But now... Things got complicated because i can't get access to internal storage to copy ROM, and i can't turn on my phone, what to do?
In TWRP on Wipe section, when i click on Data i have everywhere 0MB value, i think i broke something.
I have no idea honestly. I'm not sure why my tapatalk install focused to the page you're on.
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Stacked in twrp
Right now i'm stacked on TWRP and can't even turn on phone.
ridiculousxgod said:
Right now i'm stacked on TWRP and can't even turn on phone.
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Can you mount/tick sdcard or if you haved?Or you can installing via otg if you haved?And try to muont system everything before you installing new rom,maybe thats solution,or u can googleit for solved
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Fixed
Reza740 said:
Can you mount/tick sdcard or if you haved?Or you can installing via otg if you haved?And try to muont system everything before you installing new rom,maybe thats solution,or u can googleit for solved
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I've got fixed it already. I have flashed Stock Developer ROM via Xiaomi MiFlash, then installed again TWRP and flashed a new rom with super SU. Everything works right now