I tried to upgrade the firmware through the tools APP, but this stage requires me to put the device in the recovery mode, which requires using the reset button. please advise
TV Box Manufacture: Shenzhen sky worth digital Technology
Model: NGB22-OSN
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I'm looking for the short point on the motherboard
Download "Terminal Emulator" from Playstore.
In it type "reboot update". This is usefull if you want to boot from the micro sd card or USB port.
You can also type there "reboot recovery", which will actually reboot in Recovery.
Choose whatever you need,
ath156 said:
Download "Terminal Emulator" from Playstore.
In it type "reboot update". This is usefull if you want to boot from the micro sd card or USB port.
You can also type there "reboot recovery", which will actually reboot in Recovery.
Choose whatever you need,
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Unfortunately, I cannot install most of the application, including development APP, on the device, as the device is registered to a OSN company
in addition i can't give permit for the donloaded APP as shown is locked
ath156 said:
Download "Terminal Emulator" from Playstore.
In it type "reboot update". This is usefull if you want to boot from the micro sd card or USB port.
You can also type there "reboot recovery", which will actually reboot in Recovery.
Choose whatever you need,
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I want to upgrade ROM using USB Burning Tools. My TV Box currently has TWRP recovery installed. So when I type "reboot recovery" in terminal, it boots to TWRP.
Do you know how I could boot into "ROM upload mode" wihtout booting to TWRP? Or how I could from TWRP start the "ROM upload mode"?
You have the answer in front your eyes...
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Download "Terminal Emulator" from Playstore.
In it type "reboot update". This is usefull if you want to boot from the micro sd card or USB port.
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do above, while burning tool is running.
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Ok so I was trying to install a custom recovery on my P500 and when it turned on it gave me this message
fast boot mode started
udc_start
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I plug it in it gives me
fast boot mode started
--suspend--
--reset--
--port/change--
--reset--
--port/change--
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I tried out this method: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1088046
After keying the fastboot commands in it says <waiting for device>. Some Google hits told me that it's because I don't have latest USB drivers. I'm sure I do, but I've re-installed them just to be sure. But to no avail.
I'm still on my stock ROM (untouched), phone is rooted (duh) and this is my first attempt to install a custom recovery.
Not allowed to post on that thread ofc, my first post here. All help greatly appreciated. Thanks
Here is the Simple way ..try it
this link for latest working Rom >>
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=946354
how to root >>
Enable USB debugging on your phone by going to Settings –> Applications –> Development. Check the ‘USB Debugging’ option.
Make sure you have a SD card inserted and mounted in your phone (Don’t know if it’s necessary but before proceeding further I formatted my SD card after taking a backup of the data in it. Why take a risk? Smile)
Download the GingerBreak APK from XDA Developers and get it onto your phone.
Install it by browsing to the GingerBreak APK in any file manager.
Open GingerBreak from your app drawer and press the root button.
Wait for a few minutes. If there are no problems, the device will reboot itself. (The reboot will take quite some time.)
You will see a SuperUser app in your app drawer after the reboot. Open it and see if it is working.
You now have a rooted Optimus One P500 phone.
Now install custom recovery
Follow the below steps to install custom recovery on your LG Optimus One P500.
Install Android Terminal Emulator from Android Market.
Download the file "amon_ra_recovery_installer.zip" from here or here.
Check the MD5 hash value of the downloaded ‘zip’ file. You can use HashTab to do this. Right click on the downloaded file and ensure the MD5 matches 86db8a52b01f049cadb8f097a4c5bd9e.
Extract the contents of the ‘zip’ file to the root of the SD card (Don’t extract inside any folder. For example if your SD Card is mounted on J: in Microsoft Windows then the four extracted files should be right under J:/ like J:/flash_image)
Open the terminal emulator app on your phone and type ‘su’ without the quotes. This will prompt a popup on your phone from the SuperUser app asking you whether you want to give root permissions for the terminal emulator app. Click ‘Allow’ and proceed. The shell prompt will change from the previous user shell ‘$’ to root shell ‘#’ in the emulator.
Now type in the following command and press Enter. The custom recovery will be flashed on to your phone and it will reboot into Custom Recovery.
sh /sdcard/rf.sh
Shut down your phone and boot into Recovery using the Volume Down, Home and Power switch keys. You can move through the options using the volume up/down keys. Use the Menu button to select the option.
In the recovery menu, select Backup/Restore, then select Nand backup. What this will do is backup your current ROM on your SD card, if something goes wrong while flashing the new ROM you can simply boot into recovery and restore your previous ROM.
Connect the phone to your computer and inside Recovery main menu click the option ‘USB-MS toggle’ and then ‘USB-MS Toggle SDCard’. This will unmount the SD card so that you can see it in your computer. Backup everything from your SD Card. Eject from computer and toggle USB again from recovery to mount the SD card back in phone.
Though it is not a necessity for this ROM, I would suggest partitioning your SD card to create swap and ext partitions. The ext partition will come in use if you want to install apps onto your SD card later. This is different from what you see in Froyo versions of Move to SD option. Partitioning will format your SD card, so make sure you backup your SD card as mentioned in Step 3.
Go back to the recovery menu again and select ‘Partition sdcard’. Then select ‘Partition SD’. Create a swap partition of size 0 and ext partition of size 512. Once done hit Back to go again to the ‘Partition sdcard’ menu. Convert the partition you just created to ext 3 and then ext4 using the options ‘SD:ext2 to ext3’ and ‘SD:ext3 to ext4’.
Toggle USB from recovery again. Inside the SDcard create a folder AAA and copy the ROM you downloaded in Step 1 into the folder ‘AAA’ on your SDCard. Once done, eject the SD card and toggle USB again to mount the SD Card in the phone again.
Go to the Wipe option in the recovery menu and wipe userdata, /data, /sd-ext, /sdcard/.android_secure, /cache, ‘Dalvik-cache’
Then go to the Flash Zip option in the recovery menu and select the zip file you copied in Step 6.
Sit back and relax while the zip is flashed. Once recovery shows that flashing is complete, reboot phone from recovery. The first boot will take quite some time.
Enjoy Gingerbread 2.3 on your LG Optimus One P500.
@ above completely unrelated to his problem.
Sent from my LG Optimus One P500 using XDA App
Appreciate your post but it has nothing to do with query sadly.
I was doing what you've mentioned in the installing recovery section when things went wrong.
I run Win7 x64 btw.
istoner said:
Some Google hits told me that it's because I don't have latest USB drivers. I'm sure I do, but I've re-installed them just to be sure. But to no avail.
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That is correct - drivers issue.
1/ Add DEVMGR_SHOW_NONPRESENT_DEVICES to your environment on Windows and set the value to 1. (In Advanced system settings, Google if you do not know how.) Log off and log back on.
2/ Run devmgmt.msc
3/ There, View - Show hidden devices
4/ Go thru it and uninstall everything Android-related (for starters, ADB Interface and stuff under it, Disk drives, Modems, Ports (COM and LPT), USB controllers - might not be complete list above)
5/ Reboot the PC.
6/ Install the latest drivers for your phone.
7/ If it worked, once you have plugged in the phone stuck in fastboot mode, in device manager you should see Fastboot interface (Google USB ID) in ADB Interface section.
Thanks, trying that out now.
doktornator,
Thanks a bunch. It was an issue with the drivers, I tried your method a few times with little success. Then I let Windows find the drivers (out of all the things), and that worked. Relieved and slightly embarrassed that Windows could what I couldn't
Good that it works now. Fingers crossed to unbrick your phone soon.
Oh it's unbricked and ready to go again lol.
Hi, I am on Windows XP with the exact same problem.
Have tried the B2CApp for driver updates with no luck. Tried windows automatic driver installation,again no luck.
Anything else that I could try on a Win XP machine?
UPDATE:
I have fixed the issue. Got the drivers mentioned in this thread:
Anyone else stuck with Windows XP not recognizing the device even after the B2CApp installation, try these drivers:
http://android.modaco.com/topic/324744-waiting-for-devicefastboot/#
hi guys
Same issue here...and I've had all of the above problems (missing dll, the "waiting for device" due to the absence of proper drivers, etc) . I was able to solve everything up to step 2 of the procedure, i.e., when I type "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" I get the error message: "cannot load recovery.img".
I tried with both the .img files extracted from the CWM link and AmonRA (thinderg). Any ideas? What am I doing wrong? This is going for hours now and I'm getting desperate!
droidao said:
hi guys
Same issue here...and I've had all of the above problems (missing dll, the "waiting for device" due to the absence of proper drivers, etc) . I was able to solve everything up to step 2 of the procedure, i.e., when I type "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" I get the error message: "cannot load recovery.img".
I tried with both the .img files extracted from the CWM link and AmonRA (thinderg). Any ideas? What am I doing wrong? This is going for hours now and I'm getting desperate!
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is the name of the .img file recovery.img?
the command is really fastboot flash recovery (name of file).img
Yes it is...Actually I tried both ways (renaming and keeping the original name)! But I've finally figured it out!!! Here was the problem: when I installed android sdk I added the paths of the required directories (tools and platform-tools) to the system variable section so I could launch tools without writing the path all the time...However, because desperate times call for desperate (and often silly) measures, I decided to type the command cd "name-of-directory" anyway and that...made the trick.
This community is indeed great...I'm going to distribute some "thankyous" now!
I had the same problem with Win7, Updating the drivers from the device manager of w7 worked for me. Hope it helps.
Ps: will take around 15 mins updating.
Connect your phone to the pc and dont
activate "USB Storage" mode
1. Download the SDK from here -> http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
2.Extract using something like WinRar
3.Copy the folder in the sdk and name it
to "android-sdk-windows" and paste it
onto the desktop.
4.Open the folder on the desktop and
open the file, SDK Manager.exe
5.Close the windows command prompt
window that opens
6.Untick all options you are prompted to
download and cancel the first download
window
,now in side menu open "available
packages" and select "SDK Platform
Android 2.2 & 2.3" and in Third party
add-ons select "LG Electronics" and click
on "Install Selected" button and let
download complete,
ensure the LG USB drivers are installed
if not
download from here -> http://www.lgforum.com/resources
Just check this video and you'll
understand what to select and
download in SDK MANAGER.EXE
(watch at 480p else its blurred)
7.Ensure on your phone, USB Debugging
is
on
Go to Settings->Applications-
>Development->USB Debugging and
ensure its ticked / on.
8.Dont activate "USB Storage" mode
9.Open windows command promt. Start
-> Run
10.Type in (without quotations ) "cmd"
The following should appear. (with your
user account instead of William - note its
"users" in windows 7, not documents and
settings)
11. Type in the following after the ">" at
each step (without quotations,and
including spaces and capital letters)
"cd desktop\android-sdk-windows
\tools" (might be "cd desktop\android-
sdk-windows\platform-tools" in windows
7 )
"adb devices" (it will show your device
id)
"adb shell"
A $ sign should pop up
now type
"pm setInstallLocation 2"
Another $ should pop up
And your done. Close everything,
disconnect phone, turn off phone and
then turn it back on again.
16. Now the phone will be set to install
all apps you install onto the SD card.
However, current apps on phone will
mostly still be stored on the internal
memory .
This process doesn't move these apps for
you .
So you must now manually move those
already installed on the phone.
To do this, go to settings / applications /
manage applications
Then you just click on an app, and the
move to SD card box should no longer be
Grey .
So you must now move all the apps you
want onto the SD Card.
I MUST NOT HELD RESPONSIBLE IF SOMETHING HAPPENS TO YOUR BELOVED O1
today many phones are rooted but still someone will be there who does not want root for them try this :fingers-crossed:
This process is more complex than rooting the phone :banghead:
Sent from my LG-P690
Hellomouse said:
This process is more complex than rooting the phone :banghead:
Sent from my LG-P690
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I know I too have done this successfully
but in around 25mins
hello sir,
i have rooted my micromax ninja a 87 by this ;process given below
unlock root says it has rooted my phone and there i have supersu app too in my mobile when i open it it say su binary needs to be updated i click on ok and installation failed
i then installed superuser latest version and tries to update my binary again but it say that gaining root access .... Fail
i then tried SU update fixer but it also shows Gaining root access fail ...
please help i really want to root my phone and make full use of it thanks,
Aditya
1. Download jdk 32bit only from here, Android sdk from here, Unlock root from here, adb_usb.ini from here and A87 drivers from here.
2. Install jdk
3. install Android sdk, after installing open sdk manager form star and select "android sdk platform-tools" and "google usb driver" unselect the rest, click install packages. After installing put the adb_usb.ini file in "C:\Users\(your PC name)\.android"
4. Now on your phone goto settings>applications>development>enable usb debugging and connect usb cable, it should say usb debugging mode and show a little green android icon on the topleft (if not then reinsert cable or re enable usb debugging)
5. Windows will detect the device, let it stabilize then extract A87 drivers to a location say "C:/drivers"
6. Now goto start type "device manger" open device manager, you wil find "android adb interface" right click upgrade drivers and lead it to a location of your extracted drivers, do the same with other devices you get with an exclamation icon. (dont worry if you dont find other devices, its fine)
7. Install Unlock root, open it and click root, it wil ask for the device select micromax A87 and Your done !!!
8. Press Thanks !! Have a nice day !!
Aditya Kaushik said:
hello sir,
i have rooted my micromax ninja a 87 by this ;process given below
unlock root says it has rooted my phone and there i have supersu app too in my mobile when i open it it say su binary needs to be updated i click on ok and installation failed
i then installed superuser latest version and tries to update my binary again but it say that gaining root access .... Fail
i then tried SU update fixer but it also shows Gaining root access fail ...
please help i really want to root my phone and make full use of it thanks,
Aditya
1. Download jdk 32bit only from here, Android sdk from here, Unlock root from here, adb_usb.ini from here and A87 drivers from here.
2. Install jdk
3. install Android sdk, after installing open sdk manager form star and select "android sdk platform-tools" and "google usb driver" unselect the rest, click install packages. After installing put the adb_usb.ini file in "C:\Users\(your PC name)\.android"
4. Now on your phone goto settings>applications>development>enable usb debugging and connect usb cable, it should say usb debugging mode and show a little green android icon on the topleft (if not then reinsert cable or re enable usb debugging)
5. Windows will detect the device, let it stabilize then extract A87 drivers to a location say "C:/drivers"
6. Now goto start type "device manger" open device manager, you wil find "android adb interface" right click upgrade drivers and lead it to a location of your extracted drivers, do the same with other devices you get with an exclamation icon. (dont worry if you dont find other devices, its fine)
7. Install Unlock root, open it and click root, it wil ask for the device select micromax A87 and Your done !!!
8. Press Thanks !! Have a nice day !!
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Micromax A87
hello sir,
i have rooted my micromax ninja a 87 by this ;process given below
unlock root says it has rooted my phone and there i have supersu app too in my mobile when i open it it say su binary needs to be updated i click on ok and installation failed
i then installed superuser latest version and tries to update my binary again but it say that gaining root access .... Fail
i then tried SU update fixer but it also shows Gaining root access fail ...
please help i really want to root my phone and make full use of it thanks,
Aditya
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I too faced the same problem a while ago :crying:, but at last got its solution...
Do this only if you Have CWM(clockworks mod) installed on your device...
If not then goto - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1987020
And find it there...
Firstly, Get a rooted custom/stock ROM and save it in your device's sd card,
Then goto ClockWorks Recovery ( First power off your device, then hold volume up and power key untill superfone logo displays to get into recovery menu), (scroll up and down for three times to enable the power button with vol. up and down key)open 'mounts and storage' menu
Then choose 'format/system' . After the completion Goto main menu and choose 'install zip from sd card' -> choose zip -> And install it.
And after completion, Reeboot. DONE, your got a rooted device...!
<either find me a solution to 1 or 2 thank you >
<1>
Basically i tried to Root my Honor 5X KIW-L21 from this tutorial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-2SWbInT6U
i did everything correctly and it went great until 4:52
the twrp_kiwi.img file he had provided couldn't be downloaded so i found another one online
after that when i went in twrp mode i could not see or access any of my files neither internal storage nor sd card and in the install menu in place of amount of storage i just see this "( mb)"
So i tried to reboot and it gave me the warning "No OS installed are you sure you want to reboot"
and now i am stuck in twrp mode and cant access internal or sd card files
but i can still use adb on my pc to send commands then
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I found this tutorial on how to install custom ROM on a phone using ADB Sideload
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oo2cErfUSSE
yet again i come to face a problem.
i connect my device(in recovery mode) to the pc
i go into the adb folder open the command prompt and type "adb devices"
it shows this "W6HDU16226010000 recovery"
so then i go into my phone the TWRP mod is on Advanced>ADB SideLoad>Swipe to Start Sideload (same way as shown in the video linked above [2:30] go check it)
then i type "adb devices" again but this time it does not show my device
i turn off sideload on my phone and type "adb devices" and it shows me my device again
do you have a solution for this???
Hello
My tablet is soft bricked so i want to apply update from ADB but it keep saying "E: Failed to open driver control. Permission denied"
My tablet is: Lenovo TB-X605F
I tried everything to repair this tablet but nothing work
Please help me
XX_MRBEAN_XX said:
Hello
My tablet is soft bricked so i want to apply update from ADB but it keep saying "E: Failed to open driver control. Permission denied"
My tablet is: Lenovo TB-X605F
I tried everything to repair this tablet but nothing work
Please help me
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Do you have a custom recovery installed to sideload a stock/custom ROM flash able zip? You won't be able to use stock recovery for flashing. Usually ADB isn't accessable unless set in the default.prop file
@XX_MRBEAN_XX
What ADB subcommand returns that error?
Typically "Permission Denied" is returned when a subcommand gets invoked that only works on a R/W-mounted device or requires ROOT.
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@XX_MRBEAN_XX
What ADB subcommand returns that error?
Typically "Permission Denied" is returned when a subcommand gets invoked that only works on a R/W-mounted device or requires ROOT.
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In recovery menu, i select "apply update from ADB"
Beforce i connect my tablet to my pc it's say "E: failed to open driver control. Permission denied" Stopping adb
And my tablet is not recognized in adv devices
XX_MRBEAN_XX said:
In recovery menu, i select "apply update from ADB"
Beforce i connect my tablet to my pc it's say "E: failed to open driver control. Permission denied" Stopping adb
And my tablet is not recognized in adv devices
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That's NOT an ADB subcommand, but an option offered by your tablet's Recovery Menu.
Take note that ADB consists of three components
A client, which runs on your desktop computer
A server, which runs as a background process on your desktop machine. It manages communication between the client and the daemon running on the Android-powered device
A daemon, which runs as a background process on the Android device. FYI: That automatically gets started when device boots up if enabled in Android's system settings - keyword: system file named build.prop, there settings ro.secure=0 & ro.debuggable=1.
My advice: Download from Lenovo's website the USB-driver that matches your tablet and install it: never use any other USB-driver !
jwoegerbauer said:
That's NOT an ADB subcommand, but an option offered by your tablet's Recovery Menu.
Take note that ADB consists of three components
A client, which runs on your desktop computer
A server, which runs as a background process on your desktop machine. It manages communication between the client and the daemon running on the Android-powered device
A daemon, which runs as a background process on the Android device. FYI: That automatically gets started when device boots up if enabled in Android's system settings - keyword: system file named build.prop, there settings ro.secure=0 & ro.debuggable=1.
My advice: Download from Lenovo's website the USB-driver that matches your tablet and install it: never use any other USB-driver !
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Okay i'll try that !
By the way, my tablet can have a microSD , can i put a zip in the microSD and flash it ? ??
XX_MRBEAN_XX said:
Okay i'll try that !
By the way, my tablet can have a microSD , can i put a zip in the microSD and flash it ? ??
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Yes, but stock recovery may fail unless it accepts test-key signed zips. If not then you'll need a custom recovery that allows to do so or to disable a signature check
That or if your bootloader is unlocked you can modify the recovery file to replace /res/keys with a test-key one and use stock recovery to flash test-signed files
XX_MRBEAN_XX said:
By the way, my tablet can have a microSD , can i put a zip in the microSD and flash it ? ??
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Using ADB sideload, you can easily sideload any signed and/or unsigned ROM and any signed and/or unsigned MOD zip files: no need for any external SD-card. IMHO that's the most convenient method.
Code:
adb devices
adb sideload <PATH-TO-ZIP-FILE>