Hi guys,
I have a problem with install recovery on my Nexus S. When I'm in the command promt and I typed cmd. Then when I must type ""fastboot flash recovery ...img" it don't work anymore. I've downloaded the newest recovery from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=988686
The file is in my download folder and called "5023-green.img". When I'm in the command promt and go into the download folder and then type "fastboot flash recovery 5023-green.img" it gives an error. It don't recocnize the file
I hope it is clear to understand because it's hard to explain My phone is unlocked and is in fastboot.
giganielsie said:
Hi guys,
I have a problem with install recovery on my Nexus S. When I'm in the command promt and I typed cmd. Then when I must type ""fastboot flash recovery ...img" it don't work anymore. I've downloaded the newest recovery from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=988686
The file is in my download folder and called "5023-green.img". When I'm in the command promt and go into the download folder and then type "fastboot flash recovery 5023-green.img" it gives an error. It don't recocnize the file
I hope it is clear to understand because it's hard to explain My phone is unlocked and is in fastboot.
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put both fastboot.exe and the recovery.img file in the same folder (for example c:/flash) then open cmd and navigate to that folder, you should see in the command line something like c:/fash/. Now you can do fastboot flash recovery recoveryname.img
Probably you don't have fastboot added to the path or you're not pointing to the correct folder where the recovery image is.
DeuXGod said:
put both fastboot.exe and the recovery.img file in the same folder (for example c:/flash) then open cmd and navigate to that folder, you should see in the command line something like c:/fash/. Now you can do fastboot flash recovery recoveryname.img
Probably you don't have fastboot added to the path or you're not pointing to the correct folder where the recovery image is.
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Thanks for youre reply but still get the error. I've downloaded a tool package from here: http://www.mediafire.com/?wj0kbm0dooa5wsd
In this package is a fastboot.exe file. I put this file with the 5023-green.img in the same folder but still get error
giganielsie said:
Thanks for youre reply but still get the error. I've downloaded a tool package from here: http://www.mediafire.com/?wj0kbm0dooa5wsd
In this package is a fastboot.exe file. I put this file with the 5023-green.img in the same folder but still get error
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I use the Android SDK, it has the updated fastboot tool. Anyway are you rooted already? If you're just get the Rom Manager from the market and install CWM from there. If not, try to get the android SDK from here:
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
Install it (make sure that you also have java SE installed) to, let's say, C:/androidsdk
It will prompt you to open the Android SDK manager, say yes, select platform tools and hit download
Now in c:/androidsdk/platform-tools you will have fastboot.exe
Download the recovery from http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager to the platform-tools folder
Put your phone in fastboot (volume up+power on)
then open the cmd, navigate to c:/androidsdk/platform-tools and do fastboot devices, it should show you the SN from your nexus. If it doesn't show, then you need to update your ADB driver. You can get it from the Android SDK Manager in the extras.
Now do fastboot flash recovery recoveryname.img
Should work now
DeuXGod said:
I use the Android SDK, it has the updated fastboot tool. Anyway are you rooted already? If you're just get the Rom Manager from the market and install CWM from there. If not, try to get the android SDK from here:
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
Install it (make sure that you also have java SE installed) to, let's say, C:/androidsdk
It will prompt you to open the Android SDK manager, say yes, select platform tools and hit download
Now in c:/androidsdk/platform-tools you will have fastboot.exe
Download the recovery from http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager to the platform-tools folder
Put your phone in fastboot (volume up+power on)
then open the cmd, navigate to c:/androidsdk/platform-tools and do fastboot devices, it should show you the SN from your nexus. If it doesn't show, then you need to update your ADB driver. You can get it from the Android SDK Manager in the extras.
Now do fastboot flash recovery recoveryname.img
Should work now
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Thanks for youre explanation!
I think my ADB driver must have an update because when I type in the command promt c"/androidsdk/platform-tools>fastboot devices he says: "can not find the specified path".
In the Android SDK manager in extras is not shows any ADB driver? I have installed the Google USB Driver and the Google Web Driver in extras but which other file must I download?
giganielsie said:
Thanks for youre explanation!
I think my ADB driver must have an update because when I type in the command promt c"/androidsdk/platform-tools>fastboot devices he says: "can not find the specified path".
In the Android SDK manager in extras is not shows any ADB driver? I have installed the Google USB Driver and the Google Web Driver in extras but which other file must I download?
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The google USB driver is the ADB driver. If you go into your Device manager in windows, with your Nexus in fastboot and connected to the PC, can you see a ADB device? Or do you see a yellow exclamation mark? You sure you're in the androidsdk folder in the command prompt?
Let's try a different thing. Copy adb.exe, fastboot.exe and AdbWinApi.dll to C:/windows/system32
Reboot just in case and try to do again fastboot devices from the cmd
Should work now
DeuXGod said:
The google USB driver is the ADB driver. If you go into your Device manager in windows, with your Nexus in fastboot and connected to the PC, can you see a ADB device? Or do you see a yellow exclamation mark? You sure you're in the androidsdk folder in the command prompt?
Let's try a different thing. Copy adb.exe, fastboot.exe and AdbWinApi.dll to C:/windows/system32
Reboot just in case and try to do again fastboot devices from the cmd
Should work now
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Also don't work
This is the error:
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"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
In that folder are all of the files I needed so it should work though he don't work
And my phone also recognize as Android ADB Interface.
Edit: It's working!!! My brother fixed it! Thanks for the replies!!!:good::victory:
Now I have recovery but now I have another problem. When I reboot my phone, I can't go anymore to recovery. I see then a green android with a open stomach. Anybody a solution? It looks like there is something went wrong with the install of the recovery but what?
And I have root permission now but with rom manager I can install recovery but when I reboot into recovery, the green android with open stomach come back...
Stock ROM? Delete /system/etc/install-recovery.sh, flash CWM again and that's it.
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DeuXGod said:
Stock ROM? Delete /system/etc/install-recovery.sh, flash CWM again and that's it.
Sent from my Nexus S using xda app-developers app
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Thanks!!! It looks like it works! Thanks for youre fast replies:good::good:
I didn't want to create another thread because I am somewhat having the same problem and I really don't know what to do. I have an M200 version on T-Mobile USA and I got the JB OTA yesterday and everything was running fine until, about 30 mins ago. The phone slowed down and the started to reboot and it keeps rebooting sometimes into safe mode. I took out the battery and tried the recovery mode, but this is what I get.
GripR said:
I didn't want to create another thread because I am somewhat having the same problem and I really don't know what to do. I have an M200 version on T-Mobile USA and I got the JB OTA yesterday and everything was running fine until, about 30 mins ago. The phone slowed down and the started to reboot and it keeps rebooting sometimes into safe mode. I took out the battery and tried the recovery mode, but this is what I get.
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Do you have unlocked bootloader? If you have just flash CWM from the fastboot, enter in recovery and do a full wipe and install another ROM or even the stock image. Don't forget to remove the system/etc/install-recovery.sh file if you flash the stock ROM so CWM won't be overwritten every time you do a reboot.
DeuXGod said:
Stock ROM? Delete /system/etc/install-recovery.sh, flash CWM again and that's it.
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from the dead droid reboot with power+ vol up
enter jb and with a file manager (like es file..or something else) delete both:
-/system/recovery-from-boot.p
-/system/etc/install-recovery.sh
reboot and reinstall cwm via fastboot
Only problem with that is he will require root access to do that.
Which I am assuming he currently doesn't have.
Anyways as someone already stated. Unlock bootloader if it isn't already. That will wipe your data off the phone.
Boot or flash a custom recovery.
Flash su.zip or supersu etc to get root
Boot up and make sure you actually have root.
Do as above poster said and remove those files.
Either flash recovery from a app like goo manager or rom manager. Hell now that that I think about it. I think rom manger has the option to remove those files for you when it flashes cwm. Or reboot into the bootloader and flash the recovery with fastboot. It will stick. Keep in mind that you need to download the fastboot version of the recovery if you go that route. It will be a .img. the others will be a .zip .
If you don't know how to use fastboot. Read the quides/stickies etc.
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im on my one s, found out that my volume wasnt working an so i tried to fix it by reflashing the rom, but by accident i did a factory reset and the rom was gone, i already wiped the davlik and all that then i barely remembered that i already deleted the rom (was flashing T-Mobile noble series 7.5 for USA version) so now i tried to reboot the phone and im stuck on the bootup and it stays there for a GOOD while..im freaking out right now, anyway i can still get into the bootloader and fastboot but i cant get the rom back into my phone, i did no back ups and im really scared, if anyone can help it would be totally awesome. And if it helps I used the hasoon toolkit 1.0 to unlock my phone and Paul o Brian method to root it.
search for adb and push.
You schould be able to push the rom zip via ADB onto the sdcard and afterwards you can normaly flash it via cwm recovery
HighRoIIer said:
search for adb and push.
You schould be able to push the rom zip via ADB onto the sdcard and afterwards you can normaly flash it via cwm recovery
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can you post a link to get it, i'd look through the whole place but i have to get to school and the last weeks of it are keeping me busy..i would really appreciate it if you could find me a link
Nice descriptive title of this thread...
Anyways http://lmgtfy.com/?q=adb+push+rom if youre in a hurry, and http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html for when you have more time again, good luck m8
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any help making this easier, idk what the hell im doing, im just trying to push my rom into the phone, this is confusing, im going insane!!!! ok i need this alittle easier im a noob at this, i got my phone rooted with cwm and i accidentallly erase the rom now im trying to put it back in. is there a certain adb fastboot that im missing cuz i tried it and it gives me the correct prompt file....this is really starting to irritate me, it doesnt even push the rom in......i would really appreciate some step by step process on how to do this today.this is my first phone and i really dont want it to brick at all.
let's assume you have adb and fastboot files on pc, if not you need to either install them to a folder of your choice ie Android or install android sdk and set them up that way:
These are the files that need to be in that folder--
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/28338566/adb_fastboot_win32.zip
but if you have them on pc and can connect phone and open command window, cd to your folder where the adb and fastboot files are, maybe something like cd/ hit enter then cd android/android-sdk-windows/tools, or whatever the path is
when you are there and right after the whatever your path is type adb devices and you should get your phone id #
you can google some of this stuff and see videos
if you can get that far do this: download the same rom to your pc and extract it with winrar. open it and you should see a system.img and boot.img file. copy them to the folder where you have the adb/fastboot files
then after you have the adb devices command recognizing your phone type this:
adb reboot bootloader which will put you into fastboot, to verify that before you proceed you can type fastboot devices and see the phone ID # again--then
fastboot erase system
fastboot erase boot
fastboot -w
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot reboot
not sure if you need fastboot -w since you already wiped userdata
you should then be able to get rom booted back up and reset things up again--then nandroid and you should always have an sdcard bu also
if you don't have a recovery anymore you can fastboot it same way by typing
fastboot flash recovery "exact name of recovery.img"
fastboot reboot
I am no expert and you can research this stuff till you feel comfortable or someone can confirm
Yes still no.luck, I'm still stuck on boot up...
Sent from my YP-G1 using XDA
You seem to be able to use adb from what you post. So
1) Boot the phone into CWM
2) Put the rom into the same folder on your pc as the adb program
3) Open a command prompt on the pc, and navigate to the folder with the rom and adb in it, eg "cd c:\adb"
4) Push the rom to the phone: "adb push rom.zip /mnt/sdcard" (if it doesn't work, try it again and change "mnt/sdcard" to just "sdcard"
5) In CWM, choose flash zip file. The zip file should be in the root of your sd card.
rugmankc said:
let's assume you have adb and fastboot files on pc, if not you need to either install them to a folder of your choice ie Android or install android sdk and set them up that way:
These are the files that need to be in that folder--
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/28338566/adb_fastboot_win32.zip
but if you have them on pc and can connect phone and open command window, cd to your folder where the adb and fastboot files are, maybe something like cd/ hit enter then cd android/android-sdk-windows/tools, or whatever the path is
when you are there and right after the whatever your path is type adb devices and you should get your phone id #
you can google some of this stuff and see videos
if you can get that far do this: download the same rom to your pc and extract it with winrar. open it and you should see a system.img and boot.img file. copy them to the folder where you have the adb/fastboot files
then after you have the adb devices command recognizing your phone type this:
adb reboot bootloader which will put you into fastboot, to verify that before you proceed you can type fastboot devices and see the phone ID # again--then
fastboot erase system
fastboot erase boot
fastboot -w
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot reboot
not sure if you need fastboot -w since you already wiped userdata
you should then be able to get rom booted back up and reset things up again--then nandroid and you should always have an sdcard bu also
if you don't have a recovery anymore you can fastboot it same way by typing
fastboot flash recovery "exact name of recovery.img"
fastboot reboot
I am no expert and you can research this stuff till you feel comfortable or someone can confirm
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Yea I'm still stuck and after a long time of seeing a couple of people not being able to fix my issue, I'm wondering of someone can confirm if this works or if it's possible to flash a ROM without putting it in the phone just flash it from adb? Been a while since I got on and I'm just gonna dedicated time on fixing my one s.... I really appreciate the feedback
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Yes you can push it thru adb as mentioned above
i have to call it a nite. Just google pushing a Rom thru adb for more Info if needed
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You never mentioned just downloading Rom to pc and copying to sd card. Then thru recovery wipe and flash rom.
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Never mind guess you can't connect phone pc and mount to copy files
This thread show how to ADB push a file to your phone
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=26430276
Yea I'm gonna try that today but I was wondering if somehow we can make the computer flash it onto the phone for us (you know technology now a days) for situations like this for people who can't get access to their sd cards since the sd cards are non removable and make it a little more simpler to fix phones in this type of situation....just a thought put out there, I'm just thinking alot of things to make situations like this easier for people who are trying to get the best of their phone.
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leohdz148 said:
Yea I'm gonna try that today but I was wondering if somehow we can make the computer flash it onto the phone for us (you know technology now a days) for situations like this for people who can't get access to their sd cards since the sd cards are non removable and make it a little more simpler to fix phones in this type of situation....just a thought put out there, I'm just thinking alot of things to make situations like this easier for people who are trying to get the best of their phone.
Sent from my samsung galaxy player
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Yeah with a removable SD card it would have been as easy to just take the sdcard and stick it in the computer.
Just be patient and learn to use adb. In the long run it will make things easier for you. Plus you earn some valuable info and upgrade from noob status.
Good luck!
Sent from my HTC One S using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
ok....I will give this a try until I get my phone restored, most of my time is dedicated to my phone. Will update later on on progress
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Just go on bootloader, install CWM recovery (adb is working on it) and send a rom by adb : adb push rom.zip /sdcard
copy the rom in adb folder first and replace "rom.zip" by the name of your rom.
Next go to recovery and flash your rom !
I already have he same problem like you, I was scared too, but don't panic you can install a rom
Ok I just got my phone back and it gets stuck on the boot on the way to the bootloader I can't get into Fastboot or the recovery, any ideas?
Nvm I got it back now it's only the recovery it goes to right away I try to go into bootloader but it gets stuck.on the HTC boot with red text displaying on it. Ok another thing I got into the bootloader and flashed the stock recovery but it got stuck on the boot again....ok another edit, I got the other recovery flashed but it won't boot into recovery it stays on the boot screen with red text.
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I get back into the bootloader and flashed the recovery again and then try to go into recovery but it stays stuck On boot up with red text for a little bit then turns off black then turns on again in bootup with red text and stays there, any clues?
Edit: I'm in recovery now but it won't push the ROM and I keep trying but it says
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"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
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Not sure what all you have done by now--so--
First off did you unlock again, as HTC may have locked it--even though you have red letters? (You said you just got it back--assume from HTC)
If unlocked confirmed--
Can you turn phone on and have it just boot into the homescreen
If so, can you connect to pc and have phone with usb debugging on and fastboot off (fastboot is under settings/power). Open command window and cd to your adb/fastboot folder and type adb devices then fastboot devices
if they work put latest cwm recovery image in the adb/fastboot folder and flash it by--
type adb reboot bootloader
then fastboot flash recovery recovery.img of course use exact recovery image name
if adb devices and fastboot devices don't work verify your sdk is set up and drivers are installed--
you may have already done this--sorry, just trying to start at the beginning
Ok so I'm at the point where I'm in recovery and the command prompt is open but idk how to do this...some help would sure be nice this is what I get when. I try to push something
Note: I kinda modified the name to just ROM so I won't have to type so much
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what is x86 Mac? i just do a cd/ [enter] then cd android/android-sdk-windows/tools [enter]. that is my path. If on windows and sdk, you need the environmental variable path set to that path i just typed, or whatever your's is. not sure on a mac.
on windows I use forward slashes--not sure it matters
at the prompt you show type adb devices, if it doesn't come back with # followed by numbers you are not set up with adb, reinstall htc drivers and make sure whatever you are fastbooting, is in your tools folder
Hi, I am new to rooting my tablet. I manage to unlock my tablet "asus tf700" but i cannot for the life of me understand how to root this. I have read all the threads/posts regarding this issue but since its my first time i dont understand what "flashing" means or "bootloader". Please any step by step advice is greatly appreciated.
I have the ASUS TF700T Infinity Jellybean Android 4.1.1 I believe it is unlocked because I am able to go into that screen and theres four Icons.
Pms or a step by step guide for this noob because i dont understand any of these terms =(
Sorry for the trouble and thanks in advance
Cheers,
deocare
deocare said:
Hi, I am new to rooting my tablet. I manage to unlock my tablet "asus tf700" but i cannot for the life of me understand how to root this. I have read all the threads/posts regarding this issue but since its my first time i dont understand what "flashing" means or "bootloader". Please any step by step advice is greatly appreciated.
I have the ASUS TF700T Infinity Jellybean Android 4.1.1 I believe it is unlocked because I am able to go into that screen and theres four Icons.
Pms or a step by step guide for this noob because i dont understand any of these terms =(
Sorry for the trouble and thanks in advance
Cheers,
deocare
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also tried reverting back to ICS to do that auto root but had no idea what "fastlooader" was..
sorry im a total noob at this
deocare said:
also tried reverting back to ICS to do that auto root but had no idea what "fastlooader" was..
sorry im a total noob at this
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Not too worry, it's very simple, just download the zip, then unzip and double click on the bat file, then follow on screen instruction.
Here is a nice instruction for rooting:
http://tutznet.com/root-tf700t-asus-...-infinity.html
this will work with the specs for my tablet? jellybean etc..?
does not work... i tried this debug already it says failed i think because it doesn't support jellybean.
deocare said:
does not work... i tried this debug already it says failed i think because it doesn't support jellybean.
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no, it's for ics only, I thought you are on ICS? well you downgrade back to .30 then use my method above, If you don't want to downgrade, then you must unlocked first then follow this method:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1916762
You put your device in fastboot mode, by turn off your device, hold volume down and power button, when you will see white text appeared on the screen release both, hit volume down to navigate to the USB icon, then hit volume up to select and now you are fastboot. plug in your usb cable then open fastboot command on your pc and do your thing.
buhohitr said:
no, it's for ics only, I thought you are on ICS? well you downgrade back to .30 then use my method above, If you don't want to downgrade, then you must unlocked first then follow this method:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1916762
You put your device in fastboot mode, by turn off your device, hold volume down and power button, when you will see white text appeared on the screen release both, hit volume down to navigate to the USB icon, then hit volume up to select and now you are fastboot. plug in your usb cable then open fastboot command on your pc and do your thing.
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sorry i dont understand that concept of flashing can you go through it with me on how to do it
deocare said:
sorry i dont understand that concept of flashing can you go through it with me on how to do it
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Not a problem, but I need to verify what your setup first.
1. Are you on Jelly Bean?
2. Are you unlocked? (when you turn on your device, it should displays "device is unlocked"
3. Do you have SDK and fastboot/ADB tool installed on your device?
Once you answered all 3 questions, I will recommend the easiest way to root.
buhohitr said:
Not a problem, but I need to verify what your setup first.
1. Are you on Jelly Bean?
2. Are you unlocked? (when you turn on your device, it should displays "device is unlocked"
3. Do you have SDK and fastboot/ADB tool installed on your device?
Once you answered all 3 questions, I will recommend the easiest way to root.
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1.yes
2.yes
3. maybe? not sure i have been trying alot of random things trying to root it so im not sure if its installed on my device
deocare said:
1.yes
2.yes
3. maybe? not sure i have been trying alot of random things trying to root it so im not sure if its installed on my device
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OK, we need to verify if your fastboot is working or not. Put your device in fastboot mode (see my thread above..how to select the usb icon). On your pc, go to the folder that you have fastboot command (should be fastboot.exe). Open window command prompt, navigate to the folder where "fastboot.exe" located (usually located in "platform-tools" folder), then execute this :
type in:
fastboot devices
hti enter, you should be device ID show up
again type:
fastboot reboot
then hit enter
Your device should reboot. If it does, your fastboot is working.
buhohitr said:
OK, we need to verify if your fastboot is working or not. Put your device in fastboot mode (see my thread above..how to select the usb icon). On your pc, go to the folder that you have fastboot command (should be fastboot.exe). Open window command prompt, navigate to the folder where "fastboot.exe" located (usually located in "platform-tools" folder), then execute this :
type in:
fastboot devices
hti enter, you should be device ID show up
again type:
fastboot reboot
then hit enter
Your device should reboot. If it does, your fastboot is working.
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i dont know where this fastboot.exe is
is there a link i can get it from
deocare said:
i dont know where this fastboot.exe is
is there a link i can get it from
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Here you go, instruction and fastboot download.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=27218675&postcount=20
okay i have no idea it does not work i opend cmd prompt got the bootloader but the commands dont work heres a Screen
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
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@deocare
first you have to "cd" into the path wehre you store the fastboot.exe.Ideally you've installed a full android sdk with adb, etc. After setup your android sdk and fastboot, make sure that you're tablet is booted in fastboot mode and you've installed the fastboot drivers, e.g. from universal naked driver package. After this you can send fastboot commands to your tablet but please note that it doesn't answer to fastboot devices.
Here are some threads explaining how to setup fastboot and how to after flashing jellybean, e.g. chainfires SU.
thunderger said:
@deocare
first you have to "cd" into the path wehre you store the fastboot.exe.Ideally you've installed a full android sdk with adb, etc. After setup your android sdk and fastboot, make sure that you're tablet is booted in fastboot mode and you've installed the fastboot drivers, e.g. from universal naked driver package. After this you can send fastboot commands to your tablet but please note that it doesn't answer to fastboot devices.
Here are some threads explaining how to setup fastboot and how to after flashing jellybean, e.g. chainfires SU.
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I installed the drivers already i believe i checked under portable devices and it says "TF700t transfomer pad.." and I am in booted in fastboot mode with the power+volume down key and went over to the USB icon then opened cmd prompt
deocare said:
I installed the drivers already i believe i checked under portable devices and it says "TF700t transfomer pad.." and I am in booted in fastboot mode with the power+volume down key and went over to the USB icon then opened cmd prompt
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Based on your screen shot, you put the "fastboot folder" on your desktop. Do this.
open cmd
type:
cd\ then hit enter
you should see:
c:\
now type:
cd users\david\desktop\fastboot then hit enter
you should see
c:\users\david\desktop\fastboot>
now type:
fastboot devices then hit enter
you should see device ID
now type:
fastboot reboot then hit enter
your device should reboot.
buhohitr said:
Based on your screen shot, you put the "fastboot folder" on your desktop. Do this.
open cmd
type:
cd\ then hit enter
you should see:
c:\
now type:
cd users\david\desktop\fastboot then hit enter
you should see
c:\users\david\desktop\fastboot>
now type:
fastboot devices then hit enter
you should see device ID
now type:
fastboot reboot then hit enter
your device should reboot.
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i am gonna assume it is not installed properly doesn't show devices and it says rebooting but doesn't.
deocare said:
i am gonna assume it is not installed properly doesn't show devices and it says rebooting but doesn't.
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Do you have your table booted in fastboot mode and usb cable plug into your PC?
i doo
deocare said:
i doo
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OK, you problably don't have android sdk instalaled. Here is the link to install SDK. When you run the sdk installation, only select anything with android packages and install, don't install everything.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1616059
Another question is are you planing to install custom ROM??? or you just want root?
OMG yes i know im a newb but there is a first time for everybody for anything.
So i'm trying to unlock, root, install cwm and install custom roms but ive looked at all the instruction from many thread and a lot of them had missing steps
Anyways, i've downgraded from JB to 4.0.3, rooted, unlocked and now i'm trying to install CWM. So i installed android SDK and all tools, i've put recovery image in same folder as fastboot.exe, i've booted the tablet and selectied USB icon but wtf do i do now??
I'm basically here:
** FastBoot Method **
1) Install Android SDK
2) Download CWM Recovery image from the original thread and check the MD5 sum (don't skip MD5 check,is there to make sure the file is not corrupted)
3) Copy the downloaded file in the same directory as your fastboot.exe (unless you have /platform-tools in PATH then you can flash from anywhere)
4) Turn off your device and boot into fastboot mode (power on while holding volume down, then select the usb icon and hit volume up to confirm)
5) Plug the device into your computer
6) Run the following command via the command line:
fastboot -i 0x0B05 flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot reboot
Where do i get this command line?? is it command line from windows such as CMD?? cause if it is, i've tried it and nothing. Do i have to point to where is the recovery image?? Its in C:\Users\Patrick\AppData\Local\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools but i'm lost from that point, i'm not sure what command line i have to use, and how to set it up so i can tell it where to look.
Can anybody help me please?
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OMG yes i know im a newb but there is a first time for everybody for anything.
So i'm trying to unlock, root, install cwm and install custom roms but ive looked at all the instruction from many thread and a lot of them had missing steps
Anyways, i've downgraded from JB to 4.0.3, rooted, unlocked and now i'm trying to install CWM. So i installed android SDK and all tools, i've put recovery image in same folder as fastboot.exe, i've booted the tablet and selectied USB icon but wtf do i do now??
I'm basically here:
** FastBoot Method **
1) Install Android SDK
2) Download CWM Recovery image from the original thread and check the MD5 sum (don't skip MD5 check,is there to make sure the file is not corrupted)
3) Copy the downloaded file in the same directory as your fastboot.exe (unless you have /platform-tools in PATH then you can flash from anywhere)
4) Turn off your device and boot into fastboot mode (power on while holding volume down, then select the usb icon and hit volume up to confirm)
5) Plug the device into your computer
6) Run the following command via the command line:
fastboot -i 0x0B05 flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot reboot
Where do i get this command line?? is it command line from windows such as CMD?? cause if it is, i've tried it and nothing. Do i have to point to where is the recovery image?? Its in C:\Users\Patrick\AppData\Local\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools but i'm lost from that point, i'm not sure what command line i have to use, and how to set it up so i can tell it where to look.
Can anybody help me please?
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change directory to the folder the recover/fastboot is in, using the CMD on windows. So:
"cd C:\Users\Patrick\AppData\Local\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools"
make sure the recovery is called "recovery.img" and that its in the "platform-tools" folder alongside the fastboot.exe, then run the commands:
"fastboot -i 0x0B05 flash recovery recovery.img"
and
"fastboot reboot"
polish_pat said:
OMG yes i know im a newb but there is a first time for everybody for anything.
So i'm trying to unlock, root, install cwm and install custom roms but ive looked at all the instruction from many thread and a lot of them had missing steps
Anyways, i've downgraded from JB to 4.0.3, rooted, unlocked and now i'm trying to install CWM. So i installed android SDK and all tools, i've put recovery image in same folder as fastboot.exe, i've booted the tablet and selectied USB icon but wtf do i do now??
I'm basically here:
** FastBoot Method **
1) Install Android SDK
2) Download CWM Recovery image from the original thread and check the MD5 sum (don't skip MD5 check,is there to make sure the file is not corrupted)
3) Copy the downloaded file in the same directory as your fastboot.exe (unless you have /platform-tools in PATH then you can flash from anywhere)
4) Turn off your device and boot into fastboot mode (power on while holding volume down, then select the usb icon and hit volume up to confirm)
5) Plug the device into your computer
6) Run the following command via the command line:
fastboot -i 0x0B05 flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot reboot
Where do i get this command line?? is it command line from windows such as CMD?? cause if it is, i've tried it and nothing. Do i have to point to where is the recovery image?? Its in C:\Users\Patrick\AppData\Local\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools but i'm lost from that point, i'm not sure what command line i have to use, and how to set it up so i can tell it where to look.
Can anybody help me please?
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Yes, command line is in your PC. The location of the fastboot.exe located in c:\android-sdk\platformtools (if you install from sdk).
On your PC, open CMD and navigate to the above directory where fastboot.exe is. Make sure your recovery.img in also copied to this same folder. Now you can execute the fastboot comand:
fastboot -i 0x0B05 flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot reboot
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buhohitr said:
Yes, command line is in your PC. The location of the fastboot.exe located in c:\android-sdk\platformtools (if you install from sdk).
On your PC, open CMD and navigate to the above directory where fastboot.exe is. Make sure your recovery.img in also copied to this same folder. Now you can execute the fastboot comand:
fastboot -i 0x0B05 flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot reboot
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I think it's easier for you to download Voodoo OTA root keeper to preserve root, then upgrade to JB, then use OTA root keeper to restore root. After this you can install TWRP recover by download goomanager from the play store and install it, once you have twrp, you're home free.
Currently you are on ICS, becareful if you use a wrong version of cwm you could brick your device. Many ppl installed ICS cwm version then upgrade to JB without the right version and they bricked.
buhohitr said:
Yes, command line is in your PC. The location of the fastboot.exe located in c:\android-sdk\platformtools (if you install from sdk).
On your PC, open CMD and navigate to the above directory where fastboot.exe is. Make sure your recovery.img in also copied to this same folder. Now you can execute the fastboot comand:
fastboot -i 0x0B05 flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot reboot
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I think it's easier for you to download Voodoo OTA root keeper to preserve root, then upgrade to JB, then use OTA root keeper to restore root. After this you can install TWRP recover by download goomanager from the play store and install it, once you have twrp, you're home free.
Currently you are on ICS, becareful if you use a wrong version of cwm you could brick your device. Many ppl installed ICS cwm version then upgrade to JB without the right version and they bricked.
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Thanks but I've already downgraded. I'll try what the guy above said thank you for the help
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when you are in the fastboot folder, you have to press control & right click inside the folder, and you will see the option to open a terminal.
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Pat,
If it makes you feel any better I had a heck of a time with this myself.
Once I realized I had platform tools in a folder on my PC desktop with the command prompt
in it I was able to flash.
Gotta say it wasn't easy to figure out in bits and pieces.
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Thanks guys, you've been REALLY helpful! I completely forgot about the shortcut to open cmd in a folder, and i'm not sure if you were wrong or its because im on windows 8 but its ctrl + shift + right click
EDIT: now i get a problem, it do all this and i get "waiting for device"
i tried different USB ports, same deal...any ideas?
EDIT: EDIT: tried all USB port but one, the last one i used did the trick, thanks for all!
I'm having this exact same problem but changing USB ports is not working for me and I tried everything else. Would it help if I tried a different computer?
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mnk0ota said:
I'm having this exact same problem but changing USB ports is not working for me and I tried everything else. Would it help if I tried a different computer?
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda app-developers app
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try to open CMD as Administrator.
buhohitr said:
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I think it's easier for you to download Voodoo OTA root keeper to preserve root, then upgrade to JB, then use OTA root keeper to restore root. After this you can install TWRP recover by download goomanager from the play store and install it, once you have twrp, you're home free.
Currently you are on ICS, becareful if you use a wrong version of cwm you could brick your device. Many ppl installed ICS cwm version then upgrade to JB without the right version and they bricked.
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I don't mean to threadjack, but this portion of your post caught my attention.
I just swapped a prime for an infinity. I rooted, installed rootkeeper, preserved root, upgraded to JB and restored root.
Are you saying I can install goomanager and update recovery without unlocking via the Asus tool?
If so, sweet!
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John Kotches said:
I don't mean to threadjack, but this portion of your post caught my attention.
I just swapped a prime for an infinity. I rooted, installed rootkeeper, preserved root, upgraded to JB and restored root.
Are you saying I can install goomanager and update recovery without unlocking via the Asus tool?
If so, sweet!
Sent from my MB855 using Tapatalk 2
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No. You will still have to unlock the bootloader to install a custom recovery, unfortunately.
Firebrazer said:
No. You will still have to unlock the bootloader to install a custom recovery, unfortunately.
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Thanks... if it seems too good to be true it probably is.
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Hi!
I had Sense 5.0 and i wanted to install 5.1.0, but after install my phone is stuck at htc logo.
I am S-ON.
I copied the rom on sd card, reboot to recovery, wipe data/factory reset and format all partitions, than enabled 4ext smartflash, than installed the rom. But now it's stuck on htc LOGO.
Help me please.
sneaki said:
Hi!
I had Sense 5.0 and i wanted to install 5.1.0, but after install my phone is stuck at htc logo.
I am S-ON.
I copied the rom on sd card, reboot to recovery, wipe data/factory reset and format all partitions, than enabled 4ext smartflash, than installed the rom. But now it's stuck on htc LOGO.
Help me please.
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flash the boot.img from pc via fastboot
Edit: here is a guide for that http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1631861 step Extra 1: Flashing "boot.img"
How do i do that? I'm pretty noob at this..
Mile_zdr said:
flash the boot.img from pc via fastboot
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sneaki said:
How do i do that? I'm pretty noob at this..
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i gave you a guide in the above post with link
So my phone is still on htc logo screen. Do i turn it off? Than connect to pc? Sorry for so many questions. I just dont get it, even from the guide..
sneaki said:
So my phone is still on htc logo screen. Do i turn it off? Than connect to pc? Sorry for so many questions. I just dont get it, even from the guide..
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turn of you phone than go to(volume down+ power button) bootloader and choose fasboot and connect to pc and you will see on the phone fastboot usb
The pc says Usb device not recognized.
Mile_zdr said:
turn of you phone than go to(volume down+ power button) bootloader and choose fasboot and connect to pc and you will see on the phone fastboot usb
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sneaki said:
The pc says Usb device not recognized.
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what say on the phone? and do you have fasboot and adb files and htc driver?
I turned off, than gone to volum down+ power, than connected to pc, pressed fastbood->bootloader->fastboot. Than pc says usb device not recognized. I dont know what adb files are. Htc driver? i dunno. My phone was connected 1 hour before to the same pc, when i put sense 5.1 rom on sd card. i have win 8.1. The phone didnt say nothing. it checked some files i think than gone back to menu screen ( fastboot, recoveey factory reset simlock image crc )
Mile_zdr said:
what say on the phone? and do you have fasboot and adb files and htc driver?
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sneaki said:
I turned off, than gone to volum down+ power, than connected to pc, pressed fastbood->bootloader->fastboot. Than pc says usb device not recognized. I dont know what adb files are. Htc driver? i dunno. My phone was connected 1 hour before to the same pc, when i put sense 5.1 rom on sd card. i have win 8.1. The phone didnt say nothing. it checked some files i think than gone back to menu ( fastboot, recoveey factory reset simlock image crc)
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read the whole guide that i give it to you , maybe you will figure out what you need (you only need to do EXTRA 1.flashing boot.img http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1631861
I dont have a folder named Android on my pc with thoose files. I bought this phone rooted and was installed on it vipers 3.1.4. It was on S-on. It had 4EXT Recovery. So i downloaded Sense 5.0.0 and installed it without a problem with 4ext recovery.. But i dont have a folder in C named Android.
Mile_zdr said:
read the whole guide that i give it to you , maybe you will figure out what you need (you only need to do EXTRA 1.flashing boot.img http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1631861
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sneaki said:
I dont have a folder named Android on my pc with thoose files. I bought this phone rooted and was installed on it vipers 3.1.4. It was on S-on. It had 4EXT Recovery. So i downloaded Sense 5.0.0 and installed it without a problem with 4ext recovery.. But i dont have a folder in C named Android.
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you can get that files here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1152148
In guide i think there is an older version of SDK installer. Mine looks different. i opened it, and what do i do now?
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Mile_zdr said:
you can get that files here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1152148
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sneaki said:
In guide i think there is an older version of SDK installer. Mine looks different. i opened it, and what do i do now?
View attachment 2579437
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doesnt matter, go in forlder sdk than platform tools and you will find those two files adb and fastboot
I ran Fastboot and ADB exe. It came in a black window but only for 1-2 sec. With a lot of writing. Doesnt know how it is called.
Mile_zdr said:
doesnt matter, go in forlder sdk than platform tools and you will find those two files adb and fastboot
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sneaki said:
I ran Fastboot and ADB exe. It came in a black window but only for 1-2 sec. With a lot of writing. Doesnt know how it is called.
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just coppy them, (make a folder in c) and than paste that. after that install htc driver http://www.htc.com/www/support/content.aspx?id=6196
After that copy the boot.img file for the rom you have downloaded to the folder where you pasted the adb and fasboot files .after that shift +right click in the folder and click open command window here (at leaste this is how it is on wind 7 ) and write the command fasboot from the guide that i gave you (after isntaling the htc driver and afteer all this steps conect you phone to say fastboot usb)
Only theese? Or all files from platform tools? And what should the folder be called? I feel bad asking u so many questions..
Mile_zdr said:
just coppy them, (make a folder in c) and than paste that. after that install htc driver http://www.htc.com/www/support/content.aspx?id=6196
After that copy the boot.img file for the rom you have downloaded to the folder where you pasted the adb and fasboot files .after that shift +right click in the folder and click open command window here (at leaste this is how it is on wind 7 ) and write the command fasboot from the guide that i gave you (after isntaling the htc driver and afteer all this steps conect you phone to say fastboot usb)
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Only theese? Or all files from platform tools? And what should the folder be called? I feel bad asking u so many questions.. View attachment 2579462
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yes only selected in the picture , and for the name how you want (example android)
Okay i installed htc sync. Now i open ViperSC2_5.1.0.rar and from kernel extract only the boot.img or i should extract boot_onesc2.img too to C: Android?
Mile_zdr said:
yes only selected in the picture , and for the name how you want (example android)
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sneaki said:
Okay i installed htc sync. Now i open Sense 5.1.0.rar and from kernel extract only the boot.img file to C: Android?
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yes , (in thish rom maybe is not in kernel folder but where you find extract in c: android
I recently tried the dumb move of updating Magisk through the app itself. When rebooted it got stuck on bootloop, I then booted to Orangefox on my Redmi K20 Pro. I then did resetting to defaults in settings which showed 2 errors- Unable to mount system root and vendor(invalid arguement something like that) which resulted in my data being encrypted.
When I tried to reboot it said no OS installed. I didn't know what to do so I watched a youtube video instructing to wipe data and rebooting to recovery to fix this(encrypion) and so i did another dumb move of doing it which resulted in my device getting rid of Orangefox then, and now I am stuck on either boot loop with no recovery or in fastboot mode which isn't really doing much since it's not being recognised by my pc.
I am not much of a knower in this side but I knew some of the basics and followed instructions to install recovery and root and now have managed to break it. And now I'm panicking. SOMEONE HELP!!
If you are still able to go into fastboot mode and bootloader unlocked then you need to download firmware or use your back up of firmware then write them in fastboot mode and see it can help. /user might need to be wiped if it is encrypted. /cache maybe need to erase too if phone does not boot.
I don't know if it is you are already installed custom recovery such as TWRP, CWM, if it is installed then you need to flash /system and /boot. if it is not installed, flash /system and /boot and /recovery (or /recovery_ramdisk).
Make sure you have using same version installed firmware you try to flash.
aheadofsingularity said:
If you are still able to go into fastboot mode and bootloader unlocked then you need to download firmware or use your back up of firmware then write them in fastboot mode and see it can help. /user might need to be wiped if it is encrypted. /cache maybe need to erase too if phone does not boot.
I don't know if it is you are already installed custom recovery such as TWRP, CWM, if it is installed then you need to flash /system and /boot. if it is not installed, flash /system and /boot and /recovery (or /recovery_ramdisk).
Make sure you have using same version installed firmware you try to flash.
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How do I write them in fastboot mode. Pardon but I don't know more technical stuff that much. My pc is unable to detect my phone so how can I write it. And I didn't quite fully understand the rest of it as well. Could you dumb it down?
Watch this video
Shiromani said:
How do I write them in fastboot mode. Pardon but I don't know more technical stuff that much. My pc is unable to detect my phone so how can I write it. And I didn't quite fully understand the rest of it as well. Could you dumb it down?
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If your device is in fastboot mode
Its should recognised by pc
Check your driver's on device manager
Or download adb drivers
Then download firmware for your device
Fastboot type : fastboot devices
Then drag the flash all bat from flash file on cmd press enter
Note- u must have unlocked bootloader
samsujjamanrifat said:
If your device is in fastboot mode
Its should recognised by pc
Check your driver's on device manager
Or download adb drivers
Then download firmware for your device
Fastboot type : fastboot devices
Then drag the flash all bat from flash file on cmd press enter
Note- u must have unlocked bootloader
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Update- I manged to install TWRP on my device but it was encrypted so unfortunately had to format data to remove it, but it still aks me to "keep data in red only mode?" Anyhow I ccopied the rom to my internal storage but it still shows the error- Failed to mount system_root and vendor(invalid argument). How do I fix that
Download ADB from Here
Download Xiaomi Redmi K20 Pro USB Driver Here
Install Usb driver
If you using windows then select "Download SDK Platform-Tools for Windows"
If you finished downloading zip file, open zip, then put "platform-tools" folder in C:\
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Then add "C:\platform-tools" to your environment variables
To add it to environment variables,Ctrl+X, "system details">"environment variables">"User variables"
>"path" variables, add "C:\platform-tools" to "path" variables into the last.
Now you can use adb and fastboot commands everywhere in cmd, but you need to stick with image file, so you need to use Change Directory (cd) command for path of image folder.
Then put all firmware file (img) into platform-tools folder.
If you don't have firmware file go easy-firmware you should pay for it (I am not sure Xiaomi hosting free firmwares)
Ctrl+R then type "cmd" then Enter
In CMD type "cd C:\platform-tools", so you now cmd is looking at where your image files located.
type "fastboot devices"
type "flash-all.bat" or
"fastboot flash system <your system img file name>" / "fastboot flash system_root <your system img file name>"
"fastboot flash boot <your boot img file name>"
"fastboot flash recovery <your recovery img file name>" / "fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk <your recovery img file name>"
"fastboot flash vendor <your vendor img file name>"
"fastboot reboot"
you may need to execute these command too
"fastboot erase user"
"fastboot erase cache"
PS firmware files for Huawei P20 Pro
Filenames should vary but maybe looks like this (I'm not xiaomi user so...)
aheadofsingularity said:
Download ADB from Here
Download Xiaomi Redmi K20 Pro USB Driver Here
Install Usb driver
If you using windows then select "Download SDK Platform-Tools for Windows"
If you finished downloading zip file, open zip, then put "platform-tools" folder in C:\
View attachment 5809235
Then add "C:\platform-tools" to your environment variables
To add it to environment variables,Ctrl+X, "system details">"environment variables">"User variables"
>"path" variables, add "C:\platform-tools" to "path" variables into the last
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Then put all firmware file (img) into platform-tools folder
If you don't have firmware file go easy-firmware you should pay for it (I am not sure Xiaomi hosting free firmwares)
Ctrl+R then type "cmd" then Enter
In CMD type "cd C:\platform-tools"
type "fastboot devices"
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type "flash-all.bat" or
"fastboot flash system <your system img file name>"
"fastboot flash boot <your boot img file name>"
"fastboot flash recovery <your recovery img file name>" / "fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk <your recovery img file name>"
"fastboot reboot"
you may need to execute these command too
"fastboot erase /user"
"fastboot erase /cache"
PS firmware files for Huawei P20 Pro
Filenames should vary but maybe looks like this (I'm not xiaomi user so...)
View attachment 5809261
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He made it look easy do that
Shiromani said:
Update- I manged to install TWRP on my device but it was encrypted so unfortunately had to format data to remove it, but it still aks me to "keep data in red only mode?" Anyhow I ccopied the rom to my internal storage but it still shows the error- Failed to mount system_root and vendor(invalid argument). How do I fix that
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Device system and vendor formated i think
i have no os, how do i flash my custom rom, via adb or normal flash?
Why are you declining follow my tutorial?
@aheadofsingularity do not waste your time at stupid HELP PLEASE!!! threads