Hi, I want to install ArrowOS and I don't have an external storage, how can I install this ROM without an external storage? With TWRP
If the ROM asks you to do Format Data after flashing, then you could easily keep the ROM in the internal storage> flash the ROM > do a reset.
On the other hand, if it asks you to first format the data and then flash ROM, then keep the ROM in the platform-tools folder, format data on your device, then launch CMD inside the platform-tools folder and type in the below command:
adb push rom.zip /sdcard
ROM will be transferred to the internal storage and you could now flash it.
binary**# said:
If the ROM asks you to do Format Data after flashing, then you could easily keep the ROM in the internal storage> flash the ROM > do a reset.
On the other hand, if it asks you to first format the data and then flash ROM, then keep the ROM in the platform-tools folder, format data on your device, then launch CMD inside the platform-tools folder and type in the below command:
adb push rom.zip /sdcard
ROM will be transferred to the internal storage and you could now flash it.
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To put the GApps I just type "adb push gapps.zip" in the console and flash it, right?
bladekt said:
Hi, I want to install ArrowOS and I don't have an external storage, how can I install this ROM without an external storage? With TWRP
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using adb sideload
example : adb sideload rom.zip
but you'll need arrow os recovery for flashing (it is the recommended method)
bladekt said:
To put the GApps I just type "adb push gapps.zip" in the console and flash it, right?
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you can't flash gapps on arrow since it's erofs... you must use the gapps version
alonsoj636 said:
using adb sideload
example : adb sideload rom.zip
but you'll need arrow os recovery for flashing (it is the recommended method)
you can't flash gapps on arrow since it's erofs... you must use the gapps version
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How can I get the ArrowOS recovery?
bladekt said:
How can I get the ArrowOS recovery?
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you need to extract boot/vendor_boot from rom file with this tool
or if you want me to upload them , i'll do
You can also use a USB OTG cable and a USB drive
alonsoj636 said:
using adb sideload
example : adb sideload rom.zip
but you'll need arrow os recovery for flashing (it is the recommended method)
you can't flash gapps on arrow since it's erofs... you must use the gapps version
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How could I do it with TWRP?
bladekt said:
How could I do it with TWRP?
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flash rom in twrp and then reboot to recovery (it will boot on arrow recovery) and format data, then you can reboot to system.
please note that this isn't the recommended method and there are no warranty that this will work so try to use the recommended method (flash boot/vendor_boot and flash via sideload)
alonsoj636 said:
flash rom in twrp and then reboot to recovery (it will boot on arrow recovery) and format data, then you can reboot to system.
please note that this isn't the recommended method and there are no warranty that this will work so try to use the recommended method (flash boot/vendor_boot and flash via sideload)
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Can you send me the boot and vendor_boot files for Arrow?
bladekt said:
Can you send me the boot and vendor_boot files for Arrow?
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boot.img and 1 more file
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alonsoj636 said:
boot.img and 1 more file
2 files sent via WeTransfer, the simplest way to send your files around the world
we.tl
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Thanks, now I just flash the vendor_boot and boot with "fastboot flash vendor_boot vb.img" and "fastboot flash boot b.img" and reboot to recovery, right?
bladekt said:
Thanks, now I just flash the vendor_boot and boot with "fastboot flash vendor_boot vb.img" and "fastboot flash boot b.img" and reboot to recovery, right?
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Yes
alonsoj636MW said:
Yes
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Can I do this with other roms (example crdroid)?
bladekt said:
Can I do this with other roms (example crdroid)?
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if rom have his recovery on /boot
is not needed so crdroid have it on /boot so you can flash it on a custom recovery.
if rom have recovery on /vendor_boot then you should do it.
anyway, always refer to the instructions of the developer
alonsoj636MW said:
if rom have his recovery on /boot
is not needed so crdroid have it on /boot so you can flash it on a custom recovery.
if rom have recovery on /vendor_boot then you should do it.
anyway, always refer to the instructions of the developer
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In the CrDroid thread it says "Clean Flash (Via adb sideload / via sd card)", by clean flash do you mean format and install?
bladekt said:
In the CrDroid thread it says "Clean Flash (Via adb sideload / via sd card)", by clean flash do you mean format and install?
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yes
Related
I did a System wipe instead of a Factory Reset, and I had no ROM on the internal SD card. Is there anything I can do to get this running again? I can get into twrp v2.1.3.
shadow3352 said:
I did a System wipe instead of a Factory Reset, and I had no ROM on the internal SD card. Is there anything I can do to get this running again? I can get into twrp v2.1.3.
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The easiest route to go may be to ADB push a ROM to internal then flash it from TWRP. There's plenty of guides on how to ADB push files to the internal memory, so do a search around. Another option is to flash TWRP 2.2.1.4 via fastboot (you'll need to install the AndroidRoot.mobi custom bootloader first) and install a ROM from the external memory. Instructions to install TWRP 2.2.1.4, with a link to the custom bootloader can be found at the following link:
http://www.teamw.in/project/twrp2/93
Good luck!
~Azrael's Kiss~
AzraelsKiss said:
The easiest route to go may be to ADB push a ROM to internal then flash it from TWRP. There's plenty of guides on how to ADB push files to the internal memory, so do a search around. Another option is to flash TWRP 2.2.1.4 via fastboot (you'll need to install the AndroidRoot.mobi customer bootloader first) and install a ROM from the external memory. Instructions to install 2.2.1.4, with a link to the custom bootloader can be found at the following link:
http://www.teamw.in/project/twrp2/93
Good luck!
~Azrael's Kiss~
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I couldn't find a way to install 2.2.1.4 via fastboot. And as far as ADB goes, I have no idea how to use it. I installed the drivers and everything, but when I do adb devices, nothing shows up under devices attached, but I do see it under device manager.
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I couldn't find a way to install 2.2.1.4 via fastboot. And as far as ADB goes, I have no idea how to use it. I installed the drivers and everything, but when I do adb devices, nothing shows up under devices attached, but I do see it under device manager.
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The link I provided has the instructions for installing TWRP 2.2.1.4. Look again. The GooManager option is out because you don't have an OS, but if you have the custom bootloader (which is recommended) you can flash the img file in the second set of instructions, or it also provides a blob file to flash in the third set of instructions, and finally, if you could get ADB to work, the fourth set of instructions are for ADB installation.
~Azrael's Kiss~
AzraelsKiss said:
The link I provided has the instructions for installing TWRP 2.2.1.4. Look again. The GooManager option is out because you don't have an OS, but if you have the custom bootloader (which is recommended) you can flash the img file in the second set of instructions, or it also provides a blob file to flash in the third set of instructions, and finally, if you could get ADB to work, the fourth set of instructions are for ADB installation.
~Azrael's Kiss~
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I really appreciate your help. Do you know where I would but the twrp file I would flash? When I do "fastboot -i 0x0b05 flash recovery twrp.blob" or "fastboot -i 0x0b05 flash recovery twrp.img" it just says error: cannot load
shadow3352 said:
I really appreciate your help. Do you know where I would but the twrp file I would flash? When I do "fastboot -i 0x0b05 flash recovery twrp.blob" or "fastboot -i 0x0b05 flash recovery twrp.img" it just says error: cannot load
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The img or blob file has to be in the same directory as your fastboot binary on your PC.
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AzraelsKiss said:
The img or blob file has to be in the same directory as your fastboot binary on your PC.
~Azrael's Kiss~
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Okay, I got that. It said finished in cmd prompt and now there's a full loading bar on the screen. Should I wait or restart?
AzraelsKiss said:
The img or blob file has to be in the same directory as your fastboot binary on your PC.
~Azrael's Kiss~
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I got it to work through ADB pushing CM10 on to the internal SD. I really want to thank you for your help.
Hi, i recently got new phone and manage to break it in few hours trying to install cm-11-20140130-NIGHTLY-enrc2b and forgot to do nandroid backup.
I want to go back to stock rom but i can't figure out how to do anything.
After i cut my sim card to mini size i don't have any other phone to use with it so i need to fix it asap. Please anyone help.
Flash the boot img in fastboot . Just google how to flash fast boot. The boot is located in the rom zip . Or try to run the latest ruu specific for your phone
Sent from my HTC One X+ using Tapatalk
My phone is missing OS (i think), boot.img didnt help, also i can't put any file on my phone.
About that RUU, someone needs to explain me how can i find working one.
Pacyfelozaurus said:
My phone is missing OS (i think), boot.img didnt help, also i can't put any file on my phone.
About that RUU, someone needs to explain me how can i find working one.
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You have a custom recovery installed , i suppose..TWRP? you should ADB sideload a custom rom. If you have international or AT&t version both are available in the Rom sections(http://forum.xda-developers.com/htc-one-x2/development?nocache=1) . Before doing sideload erase all.
Goodluck.
I have CWM installed now, tried to install from sideload but didn't work, "error: device not found" or "device offline"
Installed TWRP and adb sideload don't work anyway. Or wait, it worked. Sending now.
After installing, i press Reboot System and "No OS Installed! Are you sure you wish to reboot?" warning shows up. After rebooting i'm back to start.
Just tried to install other custom rom and still phone won't go past that screen.
ok stop
breathe
sideload a new rom on twrp (is a pain) it will never flash 1st time
once it's "sideloaded" you can install a zip called sieload.zip under the rom install menu.
MAKE SURE you wipe
data (not storage) system and cache
INSTALL the rom
fastboot flash boot boot.img in the bootloader
reboot
adb shows up "error: closed"
adb shows up "error: closed"
used adb kill-server and start-server and error gone
And still does not start, stuck at white htc screen.
Pacyfelozaurus said:
And still does not start, stuck at white htc screen.
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go through EVERYTHING
you have done.
from step 1 to the final step
Is it normal that twrp says that no os is installed when rebooting and in mount menu system is unchecked?
Pacyfelozaurus said:
Is it normal that twrp says that no os is installed when rebooting and in mount menu system is unchecked?
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ok here's the steps
did you sideload? if yes
go to install rom > sideload.zip
Lloir said:
ok here's the steps
did you sideload? if yes
go to install rom > sideload.zip
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I'm doing that over and over again.
Pacyfelozaurus said:
I'm doing that over and over again.
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have you wiped system/data/cache
Lloir said:
have you wiped system/data/cache
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Yes
Pacyfelozaurus said:
Yes
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right run through EVERYTHING you have done, in order
so
Sideload rom:
Advanced>ADB Sideload>adb sideload [filename]
Wipe data, cache and system
Wipe>Advanced Wipe>Check system, cache and Data
Install rom
Install>sideload.zip
and repeat till it works?
Pacyfelozaurus said:
so
Sideload rom:
Advanced>ADB Sideload>adb sideload [filename]
Wipe data, cache and system
Wipe>Advanced Wipe>Check system, cache and Data
Install rom
Install>sideload.zip
and repeat till it works?
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ok, you NEED the boot.img from the zip file.
so on your pc open up the zip, and extract boot.img to the adb folder
then reboot your device into bootloader and do
fastboot flash boot boot.img
Lloir said:
ok, you NEED the boot.img from the zip file.
so on your pc open up the zip, and extract boot.img to the adb folder
then reboot your device into bootloader and do
fastboot flash boot boot.img
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tried first installing rom then boot.img and vice versa but still nothing works.
Is there some other way that will work?
I don't know why but it never install rom, it says that installation is complete, but it's not.
Did i just waste money for that phone?
Hello,
Can somebody explain me how to upgrade to, everytime i try my phone bricks and im not able to boot it back.
This is what i do:
Xperia z2 d6503 eXistenZ 4.7 Marshmallow
i download twrp-3.0.2-0-sirius.img from https://dl.twrp.me/sirius/
i reboot on recovery to install the .img and it only shows (Kernel) to select after flash/reboot /breaks.
So what i do is recover using
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img ( this is twrp 2.8.7.0)
fastboot reboot
and restore using a backup.
Any ideas?
what am i doing wrong,
how do i install TWRP 3.0.2.0?
newproyect said:
Hello,
Can somebody explain me how to upgrade to, everytime i try my phone bricks and im not able to boot it back.
This is what i do:
Xperia z2 d6503 eXistenZ 4.7 Marshmallow
i download twrp-3.0.2-0-sirius.img from https://dl.twrp.me/sirius/
i reboot on recovery to install the .img and it only shows (Kernel) to select after flash/reboot /breaks.
So what i do is recover using
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img ( this is twrp 2.8.7.0)
fastboot reboot
and restore using a backup.
Any ideas?
what am i doing wrong,
how do i install TWRP 3.0.2.0?
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/boot and /recovery are two DIFFERENT partition. So what you did is just flashing the right thing ( TWRP .img ) into the wrong partition.
I am wondering if you know how to play with those fastboot command, why dont you just simply flash the TWRP 302-0 using the fastboot method (?) using the following command:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.0.2-0-sirius.img
iXaidyiu said:
/boot and /recovery are two DIFFERENT partition. So what you did is just flashing the right thing ( TWRP .img ) into the wrong partition.
I am wondering if you know how to play with those fastboot command, why dont you just simply flash the TWRP 302-0 using the fastboot method (?) using the following command:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.0.2-0-sirius.img
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i know boot and recovery are 2 dferrent things
i tried
Code:
fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.0.2-0-sirius.img
But after restarting my android flash on red and doesnt boot anymore.
i should read first next time:
Download the latest image file (.img) from the download link above. Place it in the root of your /sdcard folder and rename it to twrp.img. Run the following commands via adb shell or a terminal emulator app:
su
dd if=/sdcard/twrp.img of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/FOTAKernel
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I did that, still shows 2.8.7.0 installed.....
Well, eXZ 5.1 comes with TWRP installed, so you may consider upgrading to it.
1. Flash a custom kernel out there with TWRP installed using flashtool by androxyde.
2. Flash base rom and update zip.
3. Flash addon ( if any ).
4. Reboot into system.
5. Done.
iXaidyiu said:
Well, eXZ 5.1 comes with TWRP installed, so you may consider upgrading to it.
1. Flash a custom kernel out there with TWRP installed using flashtool by androxyde.
2. Flash base rom and update zip.
3. Flash addon ( if any ).
4. Reboot into system.
5. Done.
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eXZ 5.1 doesnt allow to set color notification on led
Updated from OOS 3.1.3 to 3.1.4 from the OTA Update App that's built in in OOS 3.1.3. Hit install from the app itself. Succesful boot to 3.1.4 but TWRP BluSpark seems to have disappeared and I'm unable to flash it back. Hence I cant root the phone. Please help. Need to root urgently. Thanks in advance.
EDIT: fixed by erasing the recovery partition and then flashing TWRP BSv41 through bootloader.
Same Problem
TWRP gets flashed but does not boot. Please Help. Thank you.
rishveed_s said:
TWRP gets flashed but does not boot. Please Help. Thank you.
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Dont worry.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-x/development/unofficial-twrp-3-0-2-0-recovery-onyx-t3471584
Make sure you have the latest build from above link in your fastboot folder on you computer and rename it to twrp.img and simply follow the below steps:
1) Reboot device to bootloader.
2) type in ' fastboot erase recovery ' and hit enter. This will wipe the recovery partition.
3) type in ' fastboot flash recovery twrp.img ' This will flash the new TWRP recovery into the boot partition.
4) (optional) type in ' fastboot boot twrp.img ' to directly boot into recovery.
[email protected]!C said:
Dont worry.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-x/development/unofficial-twrp-3-0-2-0-recovery-onyx-t3471584
Make sure you have the latest build from above link in your fastboot folder on you computer and rename it to twrp.img and simply follow the below steps:
1) Reboot device to bootloader.
2) type in ' fastboot erase recovery ' and hit enter. This will wipe the recovery partition.
3) type in ' fastboot flash recovery twrp.img ' This will flash the new TWRP recovery into the boot partition.
4) (optional) type in ' fastboot boot twrp.img ' to directly boot into recovery.
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after this I installed this, phone stuck on bootlogo.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/supersu/2014-09-02-supersu-v2-05-t2868133/page3
Plz help
Hi,
i wasn't able to flash TWRP after i update my phone to 3.1.4. Dunno if it's november security patch or something else. So i just downgraded to 3.1.3 and it works. Hope it can help someone
Nishblueweapon said:
after this I installed this, phone stuck on bootlogo.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/supersu/2014-09-02-supersu-v2-05-t2868133/page3
Plz help
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You're supposed to flash Super SU systemless. Attaching the File below. Flash it with the TWRP.
i also got the same problem latest verison of twrp recovery didn't flashed. It always show remote dtb not found.
lokking for a solution
aa_vi said:
i also got the same problem latest verison of twrp recovery didn't flashed. It always show remote dtb not found.
lokking for a solution
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You could always dirty flash 3.1.3, get twrp installed then install 3.1.4 from twrp. Just please do a complete backup first.
[email protected]!C said:
You're supposed to flash Super SU systemless. Attaching the File below. Flash it with the TWRP.
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Yes, figured it.
Got working xposed fw for 3.1.4?
Nishblueweapon said:
Yes, figured it.
Got working xposed fw for 3.1.4?
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Here :
http://dl-xda.xposed.info/framework/sdk23/arm/xposed-v87-sdk23-arm-test1.zip
@keno I think this is the test build. Few ppl got bootloop on this one. Have u tried this one? Unable to quote on xda. Problems with lab.
Hi Guys,
I'm trying to add root access to my Miui 8.1 global rom but my volume up key doesn't work so I can't go into recovery to do this. Does anyone know of another way?
Much appreciated
Assuming your TWRP image file is named TWRP.img and it's in your current directory, try
Code:
fastboot boot TWRP.img
That should reboot your device reading the image from your PC.
Make any adjustment to the above command according to your twrp image file name.
This just installs TWRP which I've already done. I need to be able to boot into it.
rndm said:
This just installs TWRP
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That should be
Code:
fastboot [B]flash recovery[/B] TWRP.img
Did you try before replying?
rndm said:
This just installs TWRP which I've already done. I need to be able to boot into it.
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Have you tried through adb (adb reboot recovery)?
ser.clansman said:
Have you tried through adb (adb reboot recovery)?
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How do I do that?
gnazio said:
That should be
Code:
fastboot [B]flash recovery[/B] TWRP.img
Did you try before replying?
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Thanks for the reply...when you say "that" what exactly are you referring to?
Can you notice the difference in the two commands I wrote?
I'm referring to the part of your message I've quoted.