Hey thar.
Im looking for a way to force flag the OS to a first time boot (the initial welcome screen when the OS boots for the first time after a reset).
Is this possible? Im working on an image that I would like to pass on to someone, but I want the welcome screen to show when they flash it themselves (as I've already entered the image an made some custom adjustments to system and data, then dumped the images).
Thanks in advance for the help.
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Hey All!
I am having a problem with my Motorola RAZR XT907. I installed BootBox from the Google Play store. I installed a boot animation, and rebooted my phone. At first, I thought all was fine and dandy when I saw my boot animation start the way I wanted it to. The boot animation did not stop for 2 hours. I booted my device into recovery, and then performed a factory reset. The phone started up normally with the exception of the new boot logo. I re-set-up my phone and then rebooted my phone. My phone has now been repeating the boot animation for the past hour. I know that the phone is running normally, because it gets notification sounds. I cannot access it via Android Device Manager. The boot animation is running over the working OS. Please help me!!!!!
-nrsmac
Hello nrsmac, I'm the developer of Boot Box.
The 540x960 resolution is not supported by Boot Box at this time, I believe that you tried to install an animation that was intended for a different resolution.
I assume that you already solved this issue by now, please let me know how so that I can log this for future reference (email me if possible).
Regards,
Santiago ([email protected])
I recently installed custom rom on my phone then i downloaded twrp recovery manager or maybe it was rom installer in my android . Through one of those apps i installed custom boot screen then I decided to change it after few reboots because it was taking longer then the default boot screen so i deleted thought it would go back to default boot screen automatically so to check i restarted my device and phone got stuck at start up screen. I was trying to get my recovery back which wasnt working so i could install custom rom now the phone is stuck at start up and recovery doesnt work already what should i do to fix this epic problem i really dont want to lose my phone over custom roms lol ? Help would be much appreciated .
Thank you.
Hi,
You seem to have opened two(2) threads on the same subject.
Please look here for you assistance.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/general/xda-assist/phone-stuck-boot-screen-deleting-boot-t3019429
Thread closed.
Thanks,
BD619
Hi there,
I changed my broken screen on nexus 5 but after that unable to boot.
I can boot in recovery mode, actually I did a factory reset and also a fresh ROM installation via ADB.
The problem is still the same: the device seems to start normally, I see google logo etc but when I have to put pin to unlock SIM I see the screen for half second and then the screen go black.
Please help me!
Thanks,
Sandra
Hello XDA!
This morning, I attempted to flash Cyanogenmod 12 (CM12) onto my Google Nexus 6 using this youtube tutorial that I cannot link in this post, because I am a new member. The title of the video is "How to install CyanogenMod 12 Official Lollipop on the Nexus 6" It can be found on youtube.
Whenever I boot up the phone, it shows the "Google" screen. then the Cyanogenmod boot animation appears. A white popup shows up saying "Android is Starting Up. Finishing Boot" The entire screen then comes to life with cyanogen's default background. Finally, an error message consumes the screen saying "ENCRYPTION UNSUCCESSFUL. Encryption was interrupted and can't complete. As a result, the data on your phone is no longer accessible. To resume using your phone, we need to preform a factory reset. When you restore your phone after the reset, you'll have an opportunity to restore any data that was backed up to your google account." The only button shown on the screen says "RESET PHONE". If clicked, the phone reboots, but before it can boot it gets stuck loading the TWRP Recovery application. What happens is, it'll show the TWRP logo, then the screen will turn off, then it'll show the TWRP logo again, then this loop will repeat endlessly. The only thing that I could do was reboot the phone into the boot loader by holding down the power button, and the volume down button. From here, I attempted to boot into recovery mode. The same thing happens, the TWRP screen loads, then disappears, and that just repeats itself endlessly. I also tried to preform a factory reset, but that didn't work.
As you can see, I really need some help.
The encryption failing may be caused because I came off of a custom ROM where I had the phone's encryption disabled.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, and if I can provide any information, please ask.
Hello, all. So, I messed up my H1711. I'm posting here because the forum for the phone is dead, and I'd like an answer of some sort.
Anyway, while trying to reset my device back to it's last .img twrp recovery, I deleted files I shouldn't have, and now the OS is just gone. I do still have the "Fastboot & Recovery Mode" screen. If I allow the phone to boot, it goes to a black screen that only has the three buttons on the bottom of the screen, "open apps, back, home". I don't know if I have the original recovery screen or not, but twrp is gone. It's been quite some time, and I don't remember what steps to take to get to flash a stock ROM or firmware. Can someone please please point me in the right direction? Thanks for your help.
Device: Huawei H1711 / Ascend XT2
**EDIT**I forgot to mention: Phone displays AT&T & Huawei screens without getting hung up at all. I did get stock recovery to load, it went straight to downloading an update, which stuck at 5% for about ten minutes before rebooting.