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No recovery?

Im trying to boot into recovery and it just says no recovery. I tried re flashing the recovery via ROM manager to no avail.
Sent from my Nexus S using XDA App

the recovery delete himself after u stopped using him! u need to download adb fastboot and recovery.img search it in here maybe u will find a guide

i just helped someone who's in very same situation as you , so all files were ready to use
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=WE2FNFP1
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=RNWDURSF
first one is adb and recovery img
second is ADB driver
unzip them and run "install-recovery-windows.bat"

i had the same issue, even when i flashed the IMG to the partition, it wouldnt load (or it seemed that way) after about 4 mins it would show up, but be frozen.. i solved this issue by using another computer dont know whyit worked, but i am happy.

im getting a fastboot error. it just says fastboot is not an internal or external command. im in the directory where the recovery.img is located

CWM all the way.

now i fixed the fastboot error, however when i try to flash recovery it just says error: cannot load recovery.img
edit: problem solved, someone told me to re-download the recovery and it worked this time. guess it was a bad download

Bricked my HTC One X installing Rom

I did the HTC One X All in one root and I then downloaded Jellybam and put it on the root of my storage. I booted into recovery and wiped the cache. Thats where I think I went wrong by only wiping the cache. Now I just need to figure out how I can get back into the bootloader as I'm stuck in a boot loop. Any help would be appreciated.

Luminate7s said:
I did the HTC One X All in one root and I then downloaded Jellybam and put it on the root of my storage. I booted into recovery and wiped the cache. Thats where I think I went wrong by only wiping the cache. Now I just need to figure out how I can get back into the bootloader as I'm stuck in a boot loop. Any help would be appreciated.
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Power off the phone, hold the power button and the phone will shut down... Press the volume- and power, boot in bootloader and select recovery, boot in recovery and wipe dalvik, cache and factory reset... Reflash jellybam... If your hboot is 1.14 and your phone is s-on you need to manually flash the boot.img, extract de zip of jellybam find the boot.img, put on your fastboot directory and use the command fastboot flash boot boot.img

atileto said:
Power off the phone, hold the power button and the phone will shut down... Press the volume- and power, boot in bootloader and select recovery, boot in recovery and wipe dalvik, cache and factory reset... Reflash jellybam... If your hboot is 1.14 and your phone is s-on you need to manually flash the boot.img, extract de zip of jellybam find the boot.img, put on your fastboot directory and use the command fastboot flash boot boot.img
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My phone doesn'tt show up on my computer but I can still put it into bootloader and such through it so how can I extract the zip. And yes my device is s-on and it's h-boot 1.140002 or something like that.

What hboot r u on?

a box of kittens said:
What hboot r u on?
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1.140002

So you're going to need to do a number of steps
Download the Rom you had wanted to flash on your comp
Extract the boot.img from the zip by opening the zip
Get your phone into fastboot mode(I'll post a tutorial on how to flash the boot.img in a sec)
After you have flashed the boot.img go into recovery and do a factory reset and flash the Rom again

Luminate7s said:
1.140002
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Dowload the Rom in your computer or boot in recovery and mount the phone to the pc and transfer Rom.zip to the pc and extract it and find the boot.img

Hhttp://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1671237
Flashing boot img through fastboot...
download the file in the link which above which will include adb and fastboot....put that on your computer somewhere you can find it.. now take the boot image out of the Rom zip and place it in that folder... Boot your phone into bootloader scroll down and select fastboot and now open a command prompt with in the fastbootbadb folder on your comp and type to command without the quotes "fastboot flash boot boot.img"...now go wipe in recovery and install the Rom it doesn't matter if you keep the boot img in the Rom zip or not

a box of kittens said:
So you're going to need to do a number of steps
Download the Rom you had wanted to flash on your comp
Extract the boot.img from the zip by opening the zip
Get your phone into fastboot mode(I'll post a tutorial on how to flash the boot.img in a sec)
After you have flashed the boot.img go into recovery and do a factory reset and flash the Rom again
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My phone won't show up on my computer under devices with removable storage so how can i get the boot.img out of the zip and put it on my phone? Also under my bootloader it says ***Tampered** so idk if that's bad or not.

Did you not read? ....download it on your computer.....

a box of kittens said:
Did you not read? ....download it on your computer.....
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It is on my computer

Ok so follow the directions I gave you. Look at my other post

a box of kittens said:
Hhttp://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1671237
Flashing boot img through fastboot...
download the file in the link which above which will include adb and fastboot....put that on your computer somewhere you can find it.. now take the boot image out of the Rom zip and place it in that folder... Boot your phone into bootloader scroll down and select fastboot and now open a command prompt with in the fastbootbadb folder on your comp and type to command without the quotes "fastboot flash boot boot.img"...now go wipe in recovery and install the Rom it doesn't matter if you keep the boot img in the Rom zip or not
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Theres a million links in that thread how do i find right file with adb

Luminate7s said:
Theres a million links in that thread how do i find right file with adb
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Oops sorry I'll give you the right dl
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1179735&d=1344782533

a box of kittens said:
Oops sorry I'll give you the right dl
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1179735&d=1344782533
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how do i open cmd within the fastboot folder

Basic computer knowledge... I'll let you Google that... I've done my share here I hope your phone gets better and your thanks button gets fixed

a box of kittens said:
Basic computer knowledge... I'll let you Google that... I've done my share here I hope your phone gets better and your thanks button gets fixed
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I added the adb folder to my system variables and when i typed the code in its says ''error could not load 'boot.img' ''

So just place the adb folder somewhere on your desktop...put the boot.img inside of there.. make sure your phone is in fastboot...make sure you open the command prompt within the directory usually shift key+ right click and you'll see a option to open one... Than type the command I told you too

a box of kittens said:
So just place the adb folder somewhere on your desktop...put the boot.img inside of there.. make sure your phone is in fastboot...make sure you open the command prompt within the directory usually shift key+ right click and you'll see a option to open one... Than type the command I told you too
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Ok I flashed the boot.img so now do i just go to recovery and flash the rom?
EDIT: Wiped dalvik and cache, did a fr and phones booting up thanks I really appreciate it.

Luminate7s said:
Ok I flashed the boot.img so now do i just go to recovery and flash the rom?
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Do a factory reset in recovery(tip never do a factory reset from bootloader) than flash the Rom than you should be good to go

Desperate for a Root Method for my P8 Max

Hi all,
Well I love my phone, just love it! BUT having bought it from China, like many I am stuck with the Chinese Model and firmware. Huawei Australia have assisted in unlocking the bootloader, now I am ready to root the phone. BUT, I have not had any luck sourcing a root method for it. Can someone please PLEASE help.
I am desperate as it keeps booting me out of Google Play Services, rendering my Huawei watch useless (ironic huh)
Any help would be appreciated. Email me if you like [email protected]
Michael

flash twrp recovery and install root with it very easy way

A Big Thank You and....
rowihel2012 said:
flash twrp recovery and install root with it very easy way
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That sounds to easy, only question, how do I do that? Is there an instruction manual or guidance anywhere?
I have flashed other phones in the past but this one is stumping me.
I have looked for some of these methods only to be completing surveys that inundate me with spam and phone calls, only to be left without the downloads that I needed. Did I mention how much I love my phone?
Thanks again
Michael

Managed to root my phone.. even when I have updated the EMUI to B018, but there was an issue.. I tell you below
Step I follow from Chinese Forum below...
Preparation step :
1. download the tools from
https://www.mediafire.com/?9drsdo2f6hn4j34
2. Extract the content to your local. Note there are two folders :
- Folder 1 is for the tool that contains the TWRP recovery.img and the adb/fastboot tool,
- Folder 2 is for the original recovery
3. Copy the SuperSU zip to your phone (either in internal or external memory of your phone)
Installation step :
Step 0, unlock your bootloader (search around on how to do it)
1. Since I am using mac, somehow I don't need to install any driver, but if you using windows, install all the driver yourself
2. Enable the developer mode in your phone, and after that enable the usb debugging
3. Turn off your phone, and boot to fastboot (in off mode, connect the phone with your PC then press Volume Up and Power Button together)
4. Since now your phone has been connected to the PC, go to that Tool folder in respective of your OS, then overwrite the recovery with TWRP with fastboot command (install custom recovery) *note : for mac just add "./" in every command
- check the whether its connected : fastboot devices
- install TWRP : fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
5. Restart your phone and boot to recovery
- restart : fastboot reboot
- after reboot, turn off your phone
- reboot to recovery : turn on your phone by holding Volume Down with Power button
- Now you are at TWRP
6. Install SuperSU (root)
- Install SuperSU zip that has already been copied to your phone using TWRP (use the Install mode)
7. Reboot the phone
- Use reboot function in twrp
8. Profit
Theoritically the above things works but I have some issues following the above :
- After step 4, after recovery being flashed with TWRP seems like my phone Boot Partition is being overwritten too
- So when I rebooted the phone, it boot to TWRP instead
- So I tried to re-flashed the recovery with the original EMUI rom recovery (go to the folder "2.P8Max_Official_Recovery(For_restoration)" to find the original recovery.img). Also note that in the this folder, the adb and fastboot is only for mac. The one for windows use it in the tools
- This is done by going to fastboot again, then do command : fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
- This time using the original recovery
- Now when I rebooted the phone, it goes to EMUI recovery, then I just clicked restart to system or something
- After this, everything fixed, and I have SuperSU install and phone rooted
You can follow the above, but do it at your own risk, I am not responsible if your phone brick hehehe..
Original chinese forum is here : http://cn.club.vmall.com/thread-4919441-1-1.html
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1 min Search

michaeldanielbourke said:
That sounds to easy, only question, how do I do that? Is there an instruction manual or guidance anywhere?
I have flashed other phones in the past but this one is stumping me.
I have looked for some of these methods only to be completing surveys that inundate me with spam and phone calls, only to be left without the downloads that I needed. Did I mention how much I love my phone?
Thanks again
Michael
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just flash this recovery with fastboot
https://dl.twrp.me/p8/twrp-2.8.7.1-p8.img
fastboot flash recovery twrp-2.8.7.1-p8.img
then enter the recovery with hold power+volume up
install this file with install zip from twrp
https://download.chainfire.eu/696/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.46.zip?retrieve_file=1
now you have root
very easy

rowihel2012 said:
just flash this recovery with fastboot
https://dl.twrp.me/p8/twrp-2.8.7.1-p8.img
fastboot flash recovery twrp-2.8.7.1-p8.img
then enter the recovery with hold power+volume up
install this file with install zip from twrp
https://download.chainfire.eu/696/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.46.zip?retrieve_file=1
now you have root
very easy
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I am so so sorry and a little embarrassed to ask this.
1. I am using the And it sees my phone
2. I am not sure how to fastboot.
3. Do I install the file "install this file with install zip from twrp" onto my device? (p8 max)
Again, I thank you.

michaeldanielbourke said:
I am so so sorry and a little embarrassed to ask this.
1. I am using the And it sees my phone
2. I am not sure how to fastboot.
3. Do I install the file "install this file with install zip from twrp" onto my device? (p8 max)
Again, I thank you.
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1-shut down the phone
2-connect the usb cable with holding volume down .now you will be in bootloader
3-open cmd command in windows
4-type (fastboot flash recovery recovery.img (you must before rename the recovery file to recovery.img)
5-now after flashing the recovery .hold power+volume up to enter recovery
6-then install the root zip file
7-reboot the phone

You are so so helpful.
rowihel2012 said:
1-shut down the phone
2-connect the usb cable with holding volume down .now you will be in bootloader
3-open cmd command in windows
4-type (fastboot flash recovery recovery.img (you must before rename the recovery file to recovery.img)
5-now after flashing the recovery .hold power+volume up to enter recovery
6-then install the root zip file
7-reboot the phone
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I will try this when i get home. I am always confused by the process. I am to old for all of this
Michael

BTW you will get in a Bootloop if your dont know how to exit I would not root your phone!

Sadly, this does not work for me. I did everything you suggested and in the command window I get nothing

I know the risks ( I think)
Hirs_E_Fruit said:
BTW you will get in a Bootloop if your dont know how to exit I would not root your phone!
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Thanks so much for your concern, I know. But I love the phone but need to make it more Android (Google) friendly as it has Chinese firmware which keeps ending any relationship I have with google play services thus rendering the phone useless (almost)

You have been so helpful
rowihel2012 said:
1-shut down the phone
2-connect the usb cable with holding volume down .now you will be in bootloader
3-open cmd command in windows
4-type (fastboot flash recovery recovery.img (you must before rename the recovery file to recovery.img)
5-now after flashing the recovery .hold power+volume up to enter recovery
6-then install the root zip file
7-reboot the phone
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I did all you suggested and I could not get it to I renamed the file and as you can see I did a command entry and can see my device which is in faboot and rescue mode (phone unlocked) then I type the command you suggested fastboot flash recovery recovery.img and I get this message
I just do not know what I am doing here

Have u unlocked the bootloader?
BTW my method i posted works if u do it right!

michaeldanielbourke said:
I did all you suggested and I could not get it to I renamed the file and as you can see I did a command entry and can see my device which is in faboot and rescue mode (phone unlocked) then I type the command you suggested fastboot flash recovery recovery.img and I get this message
I just do not know what I am doing here
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The recovery img file link did you downloaded it?
You must download it and but the recovery.img file in fastboot folder
Then rename it to recovery.img.
And open cmd orders from fastboot folder .
Just type
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

You must download the recovery file into the same folder that you ran your command and in your case "p8 max root". Make sure that the recovery filename is recovery.img instead of some other names.
Sent from my HUAWEI P8max using Tapatalk

Can I just say you have all been so helpful, l am a newb who got cocky and killed my beautiful phone. Now i just get the Huawei logo and no software

What recovery are you on right now? The stock one or twrp?
Sent from my HUAWEI P8max using Tapatalk

Stock
Leechoonhwee said:
What recovery are you on right now? The stock one or twrp?
Sent from my HUAWEI P8max using Tapatalk
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Hello,
I have twice but now I am stuck on the Huawei logo and powered by Android screen. I can boot into Stock Bootload but no longer TWRP
even though I have reflashed recovery twice. Just chinese language and the EMUI screen with the three options

I think it's time to unroot and flash a new system and do it like i posted, then it will work!

michaeldanielbourke said:
Hello,
I have twice but now I am stuck on the Huawei logo and powered by Android screen. I can boot into Stock Bootload but no longer TWRP
even though I have reflashed recovery twice. Just chinese language and the EMUI screen with the three options
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Did you reflash recovery2 also?

Bricked Acer Liquid Z6 T09

Opening new thread cuz it's too much for [HELP THREAD]
Start here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=77850102&postcount=42169

I used OS_Acer_Acer.T09.AV0M0.1.035.00.EMEA.GEN1_A60M_A.zip to build rom
but it always fail to create system.img
It does create the zipped rom.
I try to copy extracted system folder to 'work' folder but same error.
Is there any log or some way to get more details on that error?

nickless07 said:
I used OS_Acer_Acer.T09.AV0M0.1.035.00.EMEA.GEN1_A60M_A.zip to build rom
but it always fail to create system.img
It does create the zipped rom.
I try to copy extracted system folder to 'work' folder but same error.
Is there any log or some way to get more details on that error?
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When Assayed will go to step to make a size for the system image you have to put the values. Take as reference the size of your system image that you dumped before and express this value in MB.

SubwayChamp said:
When Assayed will go to step to make a size for the system image you have to put the values. Take as reference the size of your system image that you dumped before and express this value in MB.
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That did the trick (used size from Auto Tool Unpack Repack .DAT & .IMG for Windows)
I got system.img. Now use system.img and boot.img in sp flash tool with the scatter from your zip or did i miss something?

nickless07 said:
That did the trick (used size from Auto Tool Unpack Repack .DAT & .IMG for Windows)
I got system.img. Now use system.img and boot.img in sp flash tool with the scatter from your zip or did i miss something?
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Use these two files (system and boot) and put inside the others that you dumped before.

SubwayChamp said:
Use these two files (system and boot) and put inside the others that you dumped before.
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Ok. which scatter should i use (only the one from your zip does not error) and should i check everything in flash tool or only specific partitions?

@nickless07
Did you see that? it looks that here there are three firmwares for your model :https://www.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/support-product/6995?b=1
Open Menu, open drivers&Manuals and you will see three firmwares under O.S.
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nickless07 said:
Ok. which scatter should i use (only the one from your zip does not error) and should i check everything in flash tool or only specific partitions?
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Use just this zip, the rest won´t work, i added some info there.
Put all the files that you dumped but replace for the new system and boot.

SubwayChamp said:
@nickless07
Did you see that? it looks that here there are three firmwares for your model :https://www.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/support-product/6995?b=1
Open Menu, open drivers&Manuals and you will see three firmwares under O.S.
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Yes i tested all 3 of them in recovery mode. And if you search on website for phone snid 717007914635 you get 2 other firmware. Right now i used the 1.035.00
So use the preloader i dumped means that the preloader i got from your zip

nickless07 said:
Yes i tested all 3 of them in recovery mode. And if you search on website for phone snid 717007914635 you get 2 other firmware. Right now i used the 1.035.00
So use the preloader i dumped means that the preloader i got from your zip
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And all the firmwares are for recovery, with system.new.dat?
Yes, use this preloader

Ok flashed all of them. Still stuck at boot logo (i got the boot logo back) and now i can mount /system in recovery mode
Should i repeat that with other firmware?

nickless07 said:
Ok flashed all of them. Still stuck at boot logo (i got the boot logo back) and now i can mount /system in recovery mode
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It´s an advance, you can do the same with these firmwares that you tried before preparing them via Assayed and flash it through Philz recovery.

SubwayChamp said:
It´s an advance, you can do the same with these firmwares that you tried before preparing them via Assayed and flash it through Philz recovery.
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This does not work. Fastboot can't boot philz due to locked bootloader. Can i flash philz with sp flash tool?

nickless07 said:
This does not work. Fastboot can't boot philz due to locked bootloader. Can i flash philz with sp flash tool?
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Yes, you can, put Philz renamed recovery and flash only this partition.
How you unlocked before, did you remember what method do you use?

SubwayChamp said:
Yes, you can, put Philz renamed recovery and flash only this partition.
How you unlocked before, did you remember what method do you use?
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I used fastboot oem unlock then i pressed Vol. Up on device to confirm.
When i do this now the device tells me Unlock failed.
This is happening after i flashed the files from your zip.

Philz fails. I renamed it to recovery.img and only selected that one in sp flash tool (no error) but when entering recovery mode it is stock recovery

nickless07 said:
I used fastboot oem unlock then i pressed Vol. Up on device to confirm.
When i do this now the device tells me Unlock failed.
This is happening after i flashed the files from your zip.
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These files were from the zip from Acer that you said that before that recovery stock fails to flash so I don´t understand why it could change bootloader status. Then these files from Acer itself are not for your exact version or maybe build update.
Now that you can mount system maybe you can flash the zip through your stock recovery.
Edit: the files that you flashed before from my zip were lk.bin, preloader and trustzone; flash now from all the firmwares that you downloaded these three files (one by one for firmware and try to unlock every time) using SPFlashTool and the working scatter.txt to see if you recover functionality of the bootloader

SubwayChamp said:
These files were from the zip from Acer that you said that before that recovery stock fails to flash so I don´t understand why it could change bootloader status. Then these files from Acer itself are not for your exact version or maybe build update.
Now that you can mount system maybe you can flash the zip through your stock recovery
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Yes they are update, phone got bricked while performing ota via system updates.
I try'ed that. No luck. I will use assayyed to make some more system.img file with other zip from acer website

[SOLVED] Can't get stock ROM back. Bootloop.

Hey guys, I bricked my Realme X50 Pro today and I'm a bit stuck trying to boot it again. It's the Spanish version, RMX2071.
I was able to install TWRP and flashed the stock ROM zip from there using adb push (I converted the ozip file to zip using ozipdecrypt). It says "successful" but it still doesn't work: after rebooting, stays stuck in the realme logo and after a few minutes goes into TWRP recovery mode.
I don't know what else to try. I don't care about the data, I just want the phone to work again. I don't know if the zip is the problem, but I can't flash the .ozip file using TWRP and can't find the stock recovery.img anywhere.
Thanks in advance.
*SOLVED:
Hi all! I managed to solve this issue and my X50 Pro is running normally now I'm posting here how I did it, so it can help anyone with the same problem:
1. My phone had TWRP recovery and you can't flash any Realme stock ROM from there, so I flashed the Indian ROM using the Realme Flash Tool. In this link you can find the tool and the .ofp file needed.
2. Now the phone was bootlooping, so we need to get the stock recovery. For that, you need to follow this tutorial (I used the .ozip file of the version I wanted, but I think it works with the .ozip of any version) to get generate the image files needed.
3. As you will see, the recovery.img doesn't exist in the final folders, but you can create it with some files you get in the 01-Project folder. To generate it, follow this. Basically, you need to get the boot.img and the file recovery-from-boot.p (located in /01-Project/vendor), copy them in the same folder, open the Linux shell in that folder and do:
Code:
bspatch boot.img selfmade_stock_recovery.img recovery-from-boot.p
(in case you are using Windows, you can install the Linux shell following this and then install bspatch following this steps).
4. Now that we have our stock recovery (selfmade_stock_recovery.img), we can flash it into our phone while in fastboot mode using the command line:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery selfmade_stock_recovery.img
5. In your mobile, go to stock recovery and Wipe Data and Format. When I did this, the device booted correctly in the Indian version I installed via .ofp file. If your phone doesn't boot correctly, you should be able to put the .ozip of the version you want in a flashdrive and use an OTG cable to flash it directly to the phone via stock recovery (Install via OTG).
6. If your device booted correctly, you can download your stock ROM .ozip file, put it in the internal storage of your phone and install it via stock recovery.
Thanks all, hope it helps

Deesubicado said:
Hey guys, I bricked my Realme X50 Pro today and I'm a bit stuck trying to boot it again. It's the Spanish version, RMX2071.
I was able to install TWRP and flashed the stock ROM zip from there using adb push (I converted the ozip file to zip using ozipdecrypt). It says "successful" but it still doesn't work: after rebooting, stays stuck in the realme logo and after a few minutes goes into TWRP recovery mode.
I don't know what else to try. I don't care about the data, I just want the phone to work again. I don't know if the zip is the problem, but I can't flash the .ozip file using TWRP and can't find the stock recovery.img anywhere.
Thanks in advance.
*UPDATE: I flashed the stock ROM ozip file using TWRP. Now I have a bootloop: it starts with the realme and android white logo, then goes to the realme orange logo, but in the end it restarts again and starts the loop again
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Take a look what the user "pppwaung" has reported in 15th June 2020, 09:38 AM and confirm if it can help:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/realme-x50-pro/help/stock-recovery-image-t4111477/page4

can you share that stock recovery.img?
i tried to bspatch but get `bspatch: Corrupt patch`

ttongg said:
can you share that stock recovery.img?
i tried to bspatch but get `bspatch: Corrupt patch`
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Same situation.... Seems my Ubuntu 20.04 has a little problem.
Wish someone could help to upload RMX2071 recovery img~~ will appreciate it so much.
Sincerely,

ttongg said:
can you share that stock recovery.img?
i tried to bspatch but get `bspatch: Corrupt patch`
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93123211 said:
Same situation.... Seems my Ubuntu 20.04 has a little problem.
Wish someone could help to upload RMX2071 recovery img~~ will appreciate it so much.
Sincerely,
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Here is the recovery.img I made for the RMX2076EU_11_A.20 version. Hope it helps

Deesubicado said:
Here is the recovery.img I made for the RMX2076EU_11_A.20 version. Hope it helps
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Hello Mate,
Thanks for your so kindly help.
I figured out what caused the boot loop
After I flashed the EU or India version OZIP via TWRP, the data file became wrong and keep booting loop.
Then I have to flash this stock rom on my RM2071, and going to clear --> format data
After that it goes reboot automatically, than boot up in two minutes, asking me to select language~~
Thanks for your kindly help again~~

Deesubicado said:
Hey guys, I bricked my Realme X50 Pro today and I'm a bit stuck trying to boot it again. It's the Spanish version, RMX2071.
I was able to install TWRP and flashed the stock ROM zip from there using adb push (I converted the ozip file to zip using ozipdecrypt). It says "successful" but it still doesn't work: after rebooting, stays stuck in the realme logo and after a few minutes goes into TWRP recovery mode.
I don't know what else to try. I don't care about the data, I just want the phone to work again. I don't know if the zip is the problem, but I can't flash the .ozip file using TWRP and can't find the stock recovery.img anywhere.
Thanks in advance.
*SOLVED:
Hi all! I managed to solve this issue and my X50 Pro is running normally now I'm posting here how I did it, so it can help anyone with the same problem:
1. My phone had TWRP recovery and you can't flash any Realme stock ROM from there, so I flashed the Indian ROM using the Realme Flash Tool. In this link you can find the tool and the .ofp file needed.
2. Now the phone was bootlooping, so we need to get the stock recovery. For that, you need to follow this tutorial (I used the .ozip file of the version I wanted, but I think it works with the .ozip of any version) to get generate the image files needed.
3. As you will see, the recovery.img doesn't exist in the final folders, but you can create it with some files you get in the 01-Project folder. To generate it, follow this. Basically, you need to get the boot.img and the file recovery-from-boot.p (located in /01-Project/vendor), copy them in the same folder, open the Linux shell in that folder and do:
Code:
bspatch boot.img selfmade_stock_recovery.img recovery-from-boot.p
(in case you are using Windows, you can install the Linux shell following this and then install bspatch following this steps).
4. Now that we have our stock recovery (selfmade_stock_recovery.img), we can flash it into our phone while in fastboot mode using the command line:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery selfmade_stock_recovery.img
5. In your mobile, go to stock recovery and Wipe Data and Format. When I did this, the device booted correctly in the Indian version I installed via .ofp file. If your phone doesn't boot correctly, you should be able to put the .ozip of the version you want in a flashdrive and use an OTG cable to flash it directly to the phone via stock recovery (Install via OTG).
6. If your device booted correctly, you can download your stock ROM .ozip file, put it in the internal storage of your phone and install it via stock recovery.
Thanks all, hope it helps
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Disculpa despues de lo que hiciste en que version se quedo cn o pu

RMX2071 is a CN version. So from CN version to Indian successful?

ENJOY
Just flash this boot.img and will work. Its extracted by me, i dont want other to struggle like i did.
I am new user, i cant post links, but PM me and maybe I can.

Deesubicado said:
Hey guys, I bricked my Realme X50 Pro today and I'm a bit stuck trying to boot it again. It's the Spanish version, RMX2071.
I was able to install TWRP and flashed the stock ROM zip from there using adb push (I converted the ozip file to zip using ozipdecrypt). It says "successful" but it still doesn't work: after rebooting, stays stuck in the realme logo and after a few minutes goes into TWRP recovery mode.
I don't know what else to try. I don't care about the data, I just want the phone to work again. I don't know if the zip is the problem, but I can't flash the .ozip file using TWRP and can't find the stock recovery.img anywhere.
Thanks in advance.
*SOLVED:
Hi all! I managed to solve this issue and my X50 Pro is running normally now I'm posting here how I did it, so it can help anyone with the same problem:
1. My phone had TWRP recovery and you can't flash any Realme stock ROM from there, so I flashed the Indian ROM using the Realme Flash Tool. In this link you can find the tool and the .ofp file needed.
2. Now the phone was bootlooping, so we need to get the stock recovery. For that, you need to follow this tutorial (I used the .ozip file of the version I wanted, but I think it works with the .ozip of any version) to get generate the image files needed.
3. As you will see, the recovery.img doesn't exist in the final folders, but you can create it with some files you get in the 01-Project folder. To generate it, follow this. Basically, you need to get the boot.img and the file recovery-from-boot.p (located in /01-Project/vendor), copy them in the same folder, open the Linux shell in that folder and do:
Code:
bspatch boot.img selfmade_stock_recovery.img recovery-from-boot.p
(in case you are using Windows, you can install the Linux shell following this and then install bspatch following this steps).
4. Now that we have our stock recovery (selfmade_stock_recovery.img), we can flash it into our phone while in fastboot mode using the command line:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery selfmade_stock_recovery.img
5. In your mobile, go to stock recovery and Wipe Data and Format. When I did this, the device booted correctly in the Indian version I installed via .ofp file. If your phone doesn't boot correctly, you should be able to put the .ozip of the version you want in a flashdrive and use an OTG cable to flash it directly to the phone via stock recovery (Install via OTG).
6. If your device booted correctly, you can download your stock ROM .ozip file, put it in the internal storage of your phone and install it via stock recovery.
Thanks all, hope it helps
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Nothing different happened, the same things continue Fastboot stuck

smhzhl said:
Nothing different happened, the same things continue Fastboot stuck
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same

Deesubicado said:
Hey guys, I bricked my Realme X50 Pro today and I'm a bit stuck trying to boot it again. It's the Spanish version, RMX2071.
I was able to install TWRP and flashed the stock ROM zip from there using adb push (I converted the ozip file to zip using ozipdecrypt). It says "successful" but it still doesn't work: after rebooting, stays stuck in the realme logo and after a few minutes goes into TWRP recovery mode.
I don't know what else to try. I don't care about the data, I just want the phone to work again. I don't know if the zip is the problem, but I can't flash the .ozip file using TWRP and can't find the stock recovery.img anywhere.
Thanks in advance.
*SOLVED:
Hi all! I managed to solve this issue and my X50 Pro is running normally now I'm posting here how I did it, so it can help anyone with the same problem:
1. My phone had TWRP recovery and you can't flash any Realme stock ROM from there, so I flashed the Indian ROM using the Realme Flash Tool. In this link you can find the tool and the .ofp file needed.
2. Now the phone was bootlooping, so we need to get the stock recovery. For that, you need to follow this tutorial (I used the .ozip file of the version I wanted, but I think it works with the .ozip of any version) to get generate the image files needed.
3. As you will see, the recovery.img doesn't exist in the final folders, but you can create it with some files you get in the 01-Project folder. To generate it, follow this. Basically, you need to get the boot.img and the file recovery-from-boot.p (located in /01-Project/vendor), copy them in the same folder, open the Linux shell in that folder and do:
Code:
bspatch boot.img selfmade_stock_recovery.img recovery-from-boot.p
(in case you are using Windows, you can install the Linux shell following this and then install bspatch following this steps).
4. Now that we have our stock recovery (selfmade_stock_recovery.img), we can flash it into our phone while in fastboot mode using the command line:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery selfmade_stock_recovery.img
5. In your mobile, go to stock recovery and Wipe Data and Format. When I did this, the device booted correctly in the Indian version I installed via .ofp file. If your phone doesn't boot correctly, you should be able to put the .ozip of the version you want in a flashdrive and use an OTG cable to flash it directly to the phone via stock recovery (Install via OTG).
6. If your device booted correctly, you can download your stock ROM .ozip file, put it in the internal storage of your phone and install it via stock recovery.
Thanks all, hope it helps
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Brilliant mate, you are a lifesaver. thanks a ton!