Hi there I'm new to rooting upon stumbling here I found this community on googlGoogle. I followed every step the one I can't is the TWRP recovery booting part... My device is bootloader unlocked, oem unlocked, USB debugging on, this is where I'm stuck
- downloaded XAR t970xxu2buj3 my version
- downloaded VB disabled
- downloaded samsung drivers
- power tab off, plug USB into pc,
- hold volume up and down together got into download mode but before that I press long volume down to enable boot loader then it did a factory reset
- after whet into download mode and extracted the xar downloaded into ODIn
- Downloaded the TWRP file here extract on Odin freezes lol... reboot now factory settings no twrp.... 8-> HAaalp me
- edited
I figured it out it I forgot the adb part putting img file to get twrp on
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Hi,
after some complications with the partition mapping on my tablet i finaly extracted the boot.img created a custom boot.img. Now want to flash it back using adb, fastboot or flash_image. Afaik flash_image isnt supported, get some errors "error scanning partitions"....
So i tried to flash with adb / fastboot, but it is required to boot to bootloader mode.
I tried many key combinations on my tablet (power button, home, volume keys) and apps to boot it into bootloader mode but was not successfull yet ("adb shell reboot bootloader" and Quick Boot App from Play Store).
I´ve got an Allwiner A10 Tablet with T15A_V5 Mainboard and 1GB RAM (like the goclever a103 tablet). Also known as (same hardware):
- Manta MID06
- Point of View Protab XXL
- Goclever A103
- Storex eZee'Tab 10C
- Coby 1042
- Yarvik TAB464
Any idears how to get to bootloader mode or flash the img back?
Ty.
*push*
easier to get anwsers for apple devices than getting feedback here... wtf?!
You don't reflash these A10-based tablets from bootloader mode. AFAIK they don't even have a bootloader mode.
You reflash them from your PC using the Livesuit program, with the tablet connected over USB.
The tablet has to be put in a specific mode (FEL mode) in which the screen will remain dark and a different USB device will be detected by the PC (Livesuit comes with a driver for this).
To put the tablet in this mode :
- turn in off completely (not just standby mode) and disconnect the USB cable
- start the Livesuit program, and select the firmware image (.img file) you want to flash
- hold the Volume- button on the tablet and while holding it, connect the USB cable to the PC
- while still holding Volume-, make a succession of quick press and release on the power button (at least 5 or 6 in my experience)
You'll hear your PC detecting a new USB device.
- release the button
- make a force installation of the driver that came with Livesuit
A popup should appear asking if you want to do a forced format. Choose yes, then flashing should begin (progression bar)
livesuit wont install
i downloaded livesuit but when i try to install it blinks out and nothing happens can i get help please ? im so close to fixing my Eglide Pro III
So what I did was.
-Root my phone using the lastest guide.
-Succesfully Rooted.
-Install Xposed Framework
-Rebooted Phone, STUCK IN BOOT ANIMATION
Followed this guide;
Use fastboot
- Download Miflash and unzip the file on your computer (c
- connect your Redmi 1S to your computer
- hold together Vol - and Power
Your enter in the fastboot mode
- open Miflash (take a while to open because it install drivers, etc)
- click on refresh and the flash tool reconized your phone
- click on browse and select where you unzip the fasboot image
Wait 5 minutes.
The phone reboot on the official Chinese - English ROM. You can flash what you want after.
But nothing is working.
Phone is just in the FASTBOOT logo
And the MiFlash wont recognize my phone
HELP =[
jazvdb said:
So what I did was.
-Root my phone using the lastest guide.
-Succesfully Rooted.
-Install Xposed Framework
-Rebooted Phone, STUCK IN BOOT ANIMATION
Followed this guide;
Use fastboot
- Download Miflash and unzip the file on your computer (c
- connect your Redmi 1S to your computer
- hold together Vol - and Power
Your enter in the fastboot mode
- open Miflash (take a while to open because it install drivers, etc)
- click on refresh and the flash tool reconized your phone
- click on browse and select where you unzip the fasboot image
Wait 5 minutes.
The phone reboot on the official Chinese - English ROM. You can flash what you want after.
But nothing is working.
Phone is just in the FASTBOOT logo
And the MiFlash wont recognize my phone
HELP =[
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Is you problem solved now?
jazvdb said:
So what I did was.
-Root my phone using the lastest guide.
-Succesfully Rooted.
-Install Xposed Framework
-Rebooted Phone, STUCK IN BOOT ANIMATION
Followed this guide;
Use fastboot
- Download Miflash and unzip the file on your computer (c
- connect your Redmi 1S to your computer
- hold together Vol - and Power
Your enter in the fastboot mode
- open Miflash (take a while to open because it install drivers, etc)
- click on refresh and the flash tool reconized your phone
- click on browse and select where you unzip the fasboot image
Wait 5 minutes.
The phone reboot on the official Chinese - English ROM. You can flash what you want after.
But nothing is working.
Phone is just in the FASTBOOT logo
And the MiFlash wont recognize my phone
HELP =[
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Try this
http://en.miui.com/thread-57188-1-1.html
Hello everybody ,
I need some tricks/advices and I think you guys can help me .
My old and outdated smartphone Android 4.1 is down, so I've bought a brand new Xiaomi Redmi 6A (Android 8 .1).
Anyway, I'm going nuts since few days, trying to root my device...... I've already found some topics online dealing with that issue..... already tested a lot(!)...... but no one works!! :crying:
So I just wonder if someone have already succeded in it? Does anyone have the perfect trick to do it, and especially working links if it requires to download some tools (twrp, magisk, and so on)?
Thanks a lot guys, any help would be appreciated!
root example N°1:
- TWRP recovery is required to Root Redmi 6A without PC, You can Follow Our guide to Install TWRP recovery on Any Android Device without PC: got it from the PlayStore, and install OK
- First of all Get Supersu to Root Your Redmi 6a: OK
- Now paste the Supersu.zip fle in your device’s memory: OK
- Now rename the file to Update.zip: OK
- Now turn off your android smartphone: OK
- Now boot your smartphone in TWRP Recovery mode: OK
- To boot in recovery mode you have to Press Volume up + Power button together or Volume Up + Power + Home button , basically it is different for every phone . Dont release the keys until the smartphone boots in recovery mode: FAILED
root example N°2:
- Unlock Bootloader of your device. Check How to Unlock Bootloader of Xiaomi phones: OK factory settings as I read about
- You’ll lose all your data upon unlocking bootloader. We advise you to backup all your data to a safer location OK
- Download and install the latest Xiaomi USB Drivers on your PC. OK
- Enable Developer Options and USB Debugging from Settings. (Complete guide) OK
- Setup ADB and Fastboot Drivers on your PC. OK
- There should be at least 75% battery on your device to perform the rooting procedure. OK
- TWRP image file for Redmi 6A – Download OK
- Download the TWRP image file based on your device model from above links to your computer. Rename the file to twrp.img and copy it to ADB & Fastboot folder OK
-Enable Developer Options and USB Debugging from Settings. (Complete guide)OK
-Setup ADB and Fastboot Drivers on your PC.OK
-There should be at least 75% battery on your device to perform the rooting procedure.OK
- 1. Download the TWRP image file based on your device model from above links to your computer. Rename the file to twrp.img and copy it to ADB & Fastboot folder.OK
- 2. Turn off your device and boot into fastboot mode. To do so, you need to completely turn off your device and boot it on by pressing and holding Volume Down + Power button simultaneously .OK
- 3. Now you will see a fastboot logo on your device. Take a USB cable and connect your device with PC.OK
- 4. Go to ADB & Fastboot folder. Here you need to press Shift key and right click anywhere in the folder. Now, select Open Command Window Here.OK
- 5. Now follow our simple guide on how to install TWRP Recovery via Fastboot.OK
- 6. Once TWRP recovery is successfully installed, you need to enter the below command to enter into TWRP mode.OK
fastboot boot twrp.img OK
- 7. Tap on Install button from recovery main menu and install the DisableForceEncryption_Treble.zip file. FAILED, still the Xiaomi bootloader with vol+&power, despite ok message after fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
- 8. Done! Reboot the system.
Thanks SacredDeviL666 for moving my post at the right place.
I am experiencing the same problem on Xiaomi Redmi 6A.
$ fastboot flash recovery trwp.img
OKAY
$ fastboot boot twrp.img
boots to Xiaomi bootloader
$fastboot reboot recovery
boots to Xiaomi recovery
Can anybody assist with this issue? Thanks....
First of all, thanks for the great guides published here and all the work that went into them. They help resolve a lot of issues.
Unfortunately I encountered an issue today on my KIW-L21 that I can't find a solution for in the published guides. Today a stock update (installed via TWRP) got stuck on first boot and somehow managed to break the DLOAD recovery option (accessed by pressing Vol Up+Down when powering up the phone). Whenever I try to enter the DLOAD recovery mode now, the phone is not flashing the UPDATE.APP from the dload folder on the SD card anymore, but is showing an update screen (looks like a usb plug in a circle). This process stays on 5% for a while and then just reboots the phone into the regular system. So no option to recover from the UPDATE.APP anymore. Otherwise the phone still seems to be working fine.
Here's what I did to run into the problem:
- Successfully flash 5.1_EMUI 3.1_C432B140 firmware found in the Honor 5X repository on XDA via DLOAD recovery
- Flash TWRP (twrp-3.3.1-0-kiwi) via fastboot
- Download update to 6.0.1_EMUI 4.0_C432B350CUSTC432D003 via the regular update option
- After download the phone automatically booted into TWRP to install the update
- Reboot after TWRP flashed the update got stuck on boot and the DLOAD recovery got replaced by that update feature
Since then I booted into TWRP recovery again and installed AOSiP 9.0 + Magisk after wiping data/system/cache. This worked fine and AOSiP is booting and working correctly. The only issue now is that the DLOAD recovery did not get restored that way. That behavior stayed the same.
I tried eRecovery (reports an error after connecting to the wifi network, but this did not work before either) and stock recovery (extracted from B140 firmware and flashed via fastboot) without success. Both stock recovery options failed with an error message but did not provide any details regarding the issue.
Is the lost DLOAD recovery a known issue? Not sure if a partial update is stuck somewhere and needs to be deleted or if the DLOAD recovery function can be flashed via fastboot to fix this.
*** UPDATE 1
Here's some additional things I tried to fix the issue and that I noticed during those attempts:
- Recovery via HiSuite unfortunately does not seem to work. When booted into the bootloader HiSuite does not recognize the device. When booted into AOSiP, the phone is recognized, but the HiSuite app installed on the phone fails to work due to missing location authorizations. It doesn't ask for them though, just displays an error pop-up that leads to settings where I don't have the option to enable location access for the app. When manually checking the location permission for apps HiSuite is not among those that I can enable/disable this for.
- TWRP recovery can't be accessed from the phone despite flashing it via "fastboot flash recovery twrp.img". When launching recovery on the phone I end up in EMUI stock recovery. I can access and use TWRP via "fastboot boot twrp.img" though.
- I tried using the DLOAD update with the dload folder copied to the internal storage (local SD card). This did not change the phone getting stuck at a 5% update instead of the EMUI firmware flash.
- The local dload folder however seemed to have an impact on the stock recovery. While the stock recovery failed with an error before, it now gets the stuck at 99% done and a reboot just restarts the stock factory reset. I did find a way to exit this loop without waiting for the battery to drain (reboot with both volume buttons pressed into the update mode I don't want, reboot regularly once it stops on 5%) that got me back into a running/reset AOSiP.
- I can't boot into EDL mode via ADB (adb reboot edl). I was hoping HiSuite might help in that mode, but the command just rebooted the phone into AOSiP.
- The 5% update issue does not get resolved by disconnecting the phone from a cable during the operation. I read on XDA that this solved the issue for other HUAWEI devices, did unfortunately not work for mine.
- I noticed the bootloader does not show the FRP info anymore on the screen of the phone. It just shows "PHONE Unlocked". Not sure if that is important or just changed to this after unlocking the bootloader a few days ago.
The fact the flashing the recovery partition with TWRP does not seem to work properly suggests a partitioning issue to me. Is there a way to repartition the device and manually flash the relevant partitions via fastboot or some other tool?
If anyone knows how to fix the issue, a pointer in the right direction would be appreciated.
[SOLVED]
I finally managed to fix the issue by reverting to stock in several steps.
Tools required:
- Stock Firmware (I used the C432B140 I downloaded from the XDA Honor 5X repository)
- ADB/Fastboot toolset
- Huawei Update Extractor
- Stock firmware UPDATE.APP in dload folder on SD card installed in phone
1. I extracted BOOT.IMG, RECOVERY.IMG and SYSTEM.IMG from the full stock firmware
2. I rebooted the phone into bootloader (using command "adb reboot bootloader")
3. I flashed the stock recovery image (using command "fastboot flash recovery RECOVERY.IMG)
4. I flashed the stock system image (using command "fastboot flash system SYSTEM.IMG)
5. I flashed the stock boot image (using command "fastboot flash boot BOOT.IMG")
6. I rebooted the phone (using command "fastboot reboot"), this rebooted the phone in a stock B140 / B350 hybrid stock EMUI
7. I entered the ProjectMenu by entering *#*#2846579#*#* on in the phone app and chose "4. Software Upgrade" > "1. SDCard Upgrade" and confirmed that I want to perform the update.
8. The phone finally rebooted into the regular EMUI dload updater and reflashed stock firmware C432B140 to my phone
Afterwards the recovery from dload could also be started via Vol Up+Down when powering up the phone.
Hope this helps someone else fix the issue in case anyone encounters this.
I am facing a very similar issue on a KIW-L21 (running a custom ROM though).
Can anyone guide me to whether the steps presented can be modified to work coming from a custom ROM?
hi, i flashed the wrong twrp on my a20e and now it can't get into fastboot or recovery either, it just sits still on the teamwin logo every time that i power it, it also doesn't get recognized on my pc, i suppose it is hard bricked but is there a way?
if not, well i tried it.
(IMPORTANT THESE STEPS INSTALL THAT SAMSUNG SYSTEM AND THAT RECOVERY OF SAMSUNG)
(IMPORTANT I am not responsible if it doesn't work for you)
Download and install the firmware
Step 1. Install "Frija" (https://github.com/SlackingVeteran/frija/releases)
Step 2. Open Frija. (Model: SM-A202F | CSC (List of all CSC https://www.droidviews.com/how-to-change-csc-in-samsung-galaxy-phones/))
Click Check Update, and then click Download.
Wait for the file to finish and unzip the file
Step 3. Download your USB driver and install the USB driver (https://gsmusbdriver.com/samsung-sm-a202f).
Step 4. Shut down your phone while holding the volume up and down and plug in the charger while holding it down
(It is important that the cable is connected to your PC.)
Step 5. Download and launch Odin (https://www.androidweblog.com/download-odin-flash-tool-windows/).
Step 6.
Now select the firmware that you downloaded in step 2
BL + AP + CP + CSC (CSC = CSC not HOME_CSC) (if it doesn't work, give it a try with HOME_CSC)
Step 7. Click on flash