I've updated my Nexus S for 2.3.4, and after that I wanted to install clockwork recovery, but fastboot stucks at stage of sending recovery image. It's writing "sending recovery" and stucks, don't want to continue. Now the device powered up only to bootloader (don't want to proceede to regular boot), and stock recovery don't work. Any ideas?
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Hi there,
thanks to this forum I was able to flash several HTC phones sucessfully, but today I got perfectly stranded.
The original android version (jelly bean) of the Acer A700 was 4.1.1.
The plan was to get root access and put on CyanogenMod cm-10.1.0-RC5-a700.zip
Here is what I did:
- unlock the booloader (fastboot oem unlock)
- getting root access using easyroot.bat
I checked root access via "rootchecker" and everything appeared to be fine.
- Installing ClockWorkMod Recovery
- Under "recovery" I selected the A700 and also flashed the touch version of CWM
I opened up CWM and selected "reboot into recovery"
The A700 did was it was told and I got the usual CWM menue and could see the
desired cm-10.1.0-RC5 on my SD card
So far I was impressed how simple everything went and carried on flashing the CM10.1.
Before I did so I made a backup of the actual ROM on my SD card, then I selected
"wipe cache" an started the flashing process from the SD card.
Everything went fine and after a short time the rotating CyanogenMod Logo appeared.
However, the logo keeps on spinning an nothing else happens any more (20+ minutes)
I powered off the device and tried it again with the same result.
I also tried to press [power] + [vol -] to boot into recovery.
Letting go the [power] button and keeping the [vol-] button pressed after the device
vibrates for the first time brings up only "bootloader version JB365b3d3 (unlock mode)"
but the second line "loading recovery kernel image" does not appear anymore
In other words pressing the keys will show no difference to a normal start procedure.
When I connect the A400 with my PC and type in "adb devices" I get its number but the comment "offline"
In short, I have no idea what I could have done wrong nor how to access the device again
Is there someone out who can help me? - Thanks a lot in advance!
Comming from stock ROM, You must do Factory Reset / Wipe ALL to boot properly CM 10.1
About ADB, you must upgrade your Android SDK/ADB tools to the latest version, ADB changed a little with Android 4.2.2
With adb working, you can launch
adb reboot recovery
It should work, then make factory reset, and try to boot
Thanks a lot for the very fats response ... to be honest I thought, questions like mine are unlikely to be answered (oh no, not another dung-head who bricked his device)
However, I downloaded the latest adb version (dated 2013-05-22) and tried it again, but without success.
I can apply [pwr] + [vol-] ... [lock] to bring it into fastboot download mode.
At least the A700 shows the following lines:
Bootloader: Version JB-652b3d3 (unlock mode)
Bootloader: Version JB-652b3d3 (unlock mode) Starting Fastboot USB download protocol
Having achies this I tried to re-flash the initilally installed but now missing CWM
fastboot flash recovery root/recovery-clockwork-touch-6.0.2.3-a700.img
sending 'recovery' (5018 KB)...
OKAY[ 1. 326s]
wriiting 'recovery' ...
OKAY[ 1.154s]
finished. total time: 2.480s
fastboot erase cache
*** Did you mean to fastboot format this partition?
erasing 'cache'...
OKAY[ 0. 406s]
finished. total time: 0.406s
fastboot reboot
rebooting ...
finished. total time: 0.016s
Having done this I expected the CWM to be again on the A700, but when I start with [pwr] + [vol-] the A700 still does not boot into recovery.
Again I get this:
Bootloader: Version JB-652b3d3 (unlock mode)
followed by the nevern ending spinning CM10.1 logo ...
Without the adb running I'm pretty hopeless ... does a factory reset change anything at this stage?
You can try
fastboot boot root/recovery-clockwork-touch-6.0.2.3-a700.img
to go in recovery
and then in CWM
wipe all/factory reset
flash CM 10.1 again
flash gapps
reboot
We are ariborne, Sir!
Ereasing all partitions and flashing CWM again did the trick
fastboot erase boot
fastboot erase cache
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot erase system
fastboot erase userdata
fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-6.0.2.3-a700.img
To be honest I don't understand why could not boot into recovery before?!
However all appears to be fine again!
Thanks a lot!
same problem
Hello, i have the same problem. I tried to flash CM with CWM but I didnt factory reset so my device is stuck. And i dont know anything about Sdk and Adb, can someone please explain to me how to do it
P.S: my bootloader was already unlocked so im very new to skd bull****, i dont know anything
2 hours I'm looking for a solution and this thead save my life
thanks for advises
the way I took is by the erasing all and fastboot boot recovery.img and after I install the last CM11 by the sdcard slot
Thanks a lot I can go to sleep
:good::good:
:angel:
I have unlocked the bootloader on my HTC One Mini. Being the super-cautious type, I thought I'd attempt to boot into TWRP or CWM without flashing - I really want to save the stock recovery image before blowing it away. So I attempted the following:
fastboot boot <recovery image>
I have now tried this with the TWRP and the CWM recoveries listed on this forum and also with a boot.img from one of the OTA updates posted on this forum. In all cases the behaviour is the same: fastboot reports the following:
downloading 'boot.img'...
OKAY [ 1.168s]
booting...
OKAY [ 0.001s]
and the boot loader hangs. I have to hold the power button down for 10 seconds to shut down.
Should I expect "fastboot boot" to work?
Edit: HTC One has the same problem on 4.2.2 (which is what is on my HTC One Mini): http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2367720
Hmm, taking the cue from hwti in this post, it is just possible that the kernel command line gets altered in some way by the bootloader when the recovery or boot image is loaded.
Is there someone who has flashed CWM or TWRP who wouldn't mind running "adb shell cat /proc/cmdline" while booted into recovery?
Hi to XDA comunity
... and happy festive season
I tried to install a new ROM. So, I followed tutorials and I have a huge problem
I passed to unlock the tablet
But, when I tried to install the new Recovery, the installation failed and now, the tablet doesn't want to boot
When I boot normaly, in recovery mode or Fastboot mode, I get this message :
Code:
Bootloader Version JB-653b3d3 (Unlock Mode)
Entering boot menu mode
Booting failed
Bootloader VJB-653b3d3(UnlockMode): Starting Fastboot USB download protocol
When I send "Fastboot device", the device is shown
When I send "Fastboot flash recovery twrp-2.6.3.0_a700.img"
Code:
sending 'recovert' <5736 KB>...
But still indefinitely
So I stop and retry and I obtain
downloading 'boot.img'...
FAILED <commande write failed <Unknow error>>
finished. total time: 0.???s
i tried to erase recovery and retry.
Tried with several USB cables.
I don't know what to do...
I guess it's a fastboot problem ? How can I found a fastboot file ?
Thanks for any help !
grimnnir said:
Hi to XDA comunity
... and happy festive season
I tried to install a new ROM. So, I followed tutorials and I have a huge problem
I passed to unlock the tablet
But, when I tried to install the new Recovery, the installation failed and now, the tablet doesn't want to boot
When I boot normaly, in recovery mode or Fastboot mode, I get this message :
Code:
Bootloader Version JB-653b3d3 (Unlock Mode)
Entering boot menu mode
Booting failed
Bootloader VJB-653b3d3(UnlockMode): Starting Fastboot USB download protocol
When I send "Fastboot device", the device is shown
When I send "Fastboot flash recovery twrp-2.6.3.0_a700.img"
Code:
sending 'recovert' <5736 KB>...
But still indefinitely
So I stop and retry and I obtain
downloading 'boot.img'...
FAILED <commande write failed <Unknow error>>
finished. total time: 0.???s
i tried to erase recovery and retry.
Tried with several USB cables.
I don't know what to do...
I guess it's a fastboot problem ? How can I found a fastboot file ?
Thanks for any help !
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make sure you have the a700 and not the a701 or a510 etc etc....
also, you could try booting directly into fastboot:
1. power off
2. hold power and volume down, while you're doing that, constantly change the rotation switch from lock unlock lock unlock.... keep doing it for about 5 seconds
try flashing from here... it might give you the same result but worth a try.
other possible problems:
1. the recovery you downloaded is corrupt
2. the recovery you downloaded was not a working version
3. you might not have the right usb drivers installed
4. you might have used the wrong recovery commands
5. command (sometimes) needs to be Run as Administrator on Windows (right click)
6. you might have waited too long to reboot to recovery, or used the wrong method to do it
it might make it easier for you if you just rename recovery on computer to recovery.img (so you can just type fastboot flash recovery recovery.img)
also, I have uploaded a copy of the recovery I'm using (it's newer)
you can also try (while in fastboot)
Code:
fastboot boot twrp.img
(or any custom recovery)
It should boot without flashing, and from there you're will be able to flash firmware, ROM, etc...
Shreps said:
you can also try (while in fastboot)
Code:
fastboot boot twrp.img
(or any custom recovery)
It should boot without flashing, and from there you're will be able to flash firmware, ROM, etc...
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it might be fine but personally I would not try that... recovery and boot are not to be confused and bootloaders are not to be messed with
First time trying to root, in order to install magisk and to get the full functionality of Edge sense +.
I was following this guide:
www-DOT-theandroidsoul-DOT-com/htc-u11-root-twrp-recovery-and-bootloader-unlock/
1. I have successfully unlocked bootloader
2. I have installed twrp
After some research, i think i made a mistake here, by installing twrp-3.1.1-0-ocn instead of the 3.2.1.2-ocn.
When booting to recovery mode, TWRP shows up, it asks for a password or to swipe the screen, but the screen is not responsive.
So i tried to flash the newest version of TWRP on top of the old one and i get this error :
PS C:\Users\ilan\Desktop\unlock-bl> fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
target reported max download size of 536870912 bytes
sending 'recovery' (39676 KB)...
OKAY [ 1.137s]
writing 'recovery'...
FAILED (remote: Not allowed on PRODUCTION device)
finished. total time: 1.145s
PS C:\Users\ilan\Desktop\unlock-bl>
How should i proceed?
I thought about going to stock recovery and then try to flash the new version of TWRP, but i didnt do a recovery. I have found that there is a way to recover to stock using something called RRU.
Help will b amazingly appreciated, tnx in advance
U may have already resolved..had same issue. Need to reboot directly to recovery and not via DL menu...then do Install Twrp Image file. Boot phone then if u can reboot directly to recovery go that route. If not try via Cmd Prompt...adb reboot recovery. Either way Twrp screen should be respnsive so u can flash Twrp img.
jelive said:
U may have already resolved..had same issue. Need to reboot directly to recovery and not via DL menu...then do Install Twrp Image file. Boot phone then if u can reboot directly to recovery go that route. If not try via Cmd Prompt...adb reboot recovery. Either way Twrp screen should be respnsive so u can flash Twrp img.
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This is partially true. If anyone expierience touch screen not working in TWRP after following this tutorial: "theandroidsoul.com htc-u11-root-twrp-recovery-and-bootloader-unlock" - problem is, that old version of TWRP is linked there. You HAVE to download version 3.2 not 3.1 ->eu.dl.twrp.me/ocn/twrp-3.2.1-2-ocn.img.html
when touch screen is not working, use "adb reboot" and then "fastboot flash recovery twrp3.2.img"
it works for me
Dear community. I screwed up.
I purchased my new OP7P and in all my excitement, logically, the first thing I went to do was to unlock the bootloader, install TWRP and root it, which I did successfully because I am pretty familiar with this on multiple phones. Long story short, here's what I did, and where my problem lies:
1. Went to install the Havoc Custom ROM by following their installation instructions, went ahead and booted to TWRP recovery
2. As instructed, wiped dalvik and /data
3. Flashed Havoc ROM and here is the part where I was supposed to flash TWRP installer
4. Forgot to reflash TWRP installer and rebooted to the now nonexisting recovery. - getting the dead android icon with the message "NO COMMAND"
5. After holding VOLUP + POWER managed to turn it off and then turn it on again with just POWER to be greeted with a message warning me that I am in a bootloop
and that I have two options; to try again or to "reset to factory settings", which I did, which booted me into the HavocOS.
The main problem here is that for some reason whenever I try to repeat the TWRP installation process using fastboot, by entering "fastboot boot twrp.img", it gives me the following error:
downloading 'boot.img'...
OKAY [ 1.340s]
booting...
FAILED (remote: unknown command)
finished. total time: 1.343s
I have tried this on both Linux & Windows, same deal. The TWRP website has mentioned that if this happens I need root, but how do I root my phone without TWRP or "fastboot boot", and how do I install TWRP on the OP7P without livebooting TWRP?
Any help at all is truly appreciated. Thanks guys.
Download the MSM tool here and restore your phone. I've never used it but it gets everyone out of a brick.
I've used this tool a few times and it has gotten me out of a jam, just be sure to download the correct version for your phone. AFA your fastboot error, I got that until I let the OTA update to 9.5.11, then it worked again. https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-7-pro/development/tool-tool-one-driversunlocktwrpfactory-t3930862
x3lade said:
The main problem here is that for some reason whenever I try to repeat the TWRP installation process using fastboot, by entering "fastboot boot twrp.img", it gives me the following error:
downloading 'boot.img'...
OKAY [ 1.340s]
booting...
FAILED (remote: unknown command)
finished. total time: 1.343s
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Try to fastboot boot the TWRP build -70 from here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...nt/recovery-unofficial-twrp-recovery-t3931322
It fixes the problem with "fastboot boot" not working on the official Android Q update. Not sure why that would apply to your case (custom ROM after already successfully installing TWRP). But it's very easy to try, and certainly can't hurt. And the error message you are getting is exactly the same as the official Android Q problem.