hello,
i was reading the main guide for rooting http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2508292 i noticed a battery pull elimination. for some stupid reason i am that tries that out. so i did... it worked, but now my nexus 5 won't boot anymore, it doesn't do anything at all.:crying:
does anyone know what to do know?
greetings,
UPDATE: i managed to fix it by using a restore. now looking how to remove this thread.
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I tried searching but since I'm very new to this forum I have no idea where to look. Anyway I went to update the ROM file on my droid x and in the process have managed to mess it up real bad. I'm trying to set my phone back to its out of the box state and I'm not quite sure how to do so. Any help at this point would be greatly appreciated and if there is a thread already containing this issue just show me the way. thanks in advance.
wow 30 views and no help? bummer.
It would help to know what exactly is wrong with the phone
i tried to update it from an older version of the fission rom to the most recent and in the process it said my multi touch keyboard stopped working in the process so i couldn't type anything at all. so after that i figured i should just revert it back to factory settings with the motorola rsd lite program. now its stuck at the bootloader screen with this text.
Bootloader
30.03
Err:A5,70,70,00,1F
MEM_MAP Blank
Service Req'd
Battery OK
OK to Program
Transfer Mode:
USB
And it won't go anywhere from there. It's been like this for at least an hour now. Please tell me there is a way to fix this. Hope this helps a little more.
try to post this stuff in the Droid X forum, you will get more help and also did you try flashing a stock rom, also can you access the recovery
no luck on accessing recovery. its just stuck on that screen for now. i'll try those forums. thanks.
You probably need to use a diff sbf file
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any clue to where i can find one for say 2.2? or should i just stick to 2.1?
My Droid 1 is stuck in the boot cycle, it crashes on the little red eye and reboots and begins the process again. I have backed up my stock rom but each time I try to load it from boot loader I get a "signature verification failed" error. What can I do to fix this. Thanks in advance to all those who help..
What were you trying to do that made it crash?
I installed a battery icon mod that I found on this site. Stupid...I know. Any thoughts? I am researching how to unbrick a droid right now, am I on the right path?
I just thought I would give everyone a quick updated. After several terrifying hours I was able to recover my droid with the Unroot/Unbrick any phone method found at droidforums.
So now my question is, now that I’m back up I currently have android 2.0, build ESD20 on my phone, any idea how long it will take before Verizon brings me back up to 2.2.1? Or is there a better way to do this?
You could try searching around for a rom on this site, but you would have to root your phone. Look in here for a rom that suits your needs: http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=671
Here's some more: http://theunlockr.com/category/roms-2/android-roms-2/motorola-droid-roms-2/
Hi XDA. I'm having a really stressful problem right now. Yesterday I rooted my Nexus 6 to Cyanogenmod 12, adding up to installing TWRP. I had fun rooting it all the way and messing around with full control of my device. Until I noticed that, T-Mobile has found out that my Nexus was rooted! As I was having issues with the IMEI of my phone, I couldn't receive and make phone calls. So I went to The Unlockr website and they taught me how to unroot my Nexus 6 and how to flash it back to stock mode. And so I did. I flashed it back to Stock... I thought this was the day the phone would shine bright and reset as stock... But no... TWRP recovery (Teamwin) keeps bootlooping endlessly, leaving me paranoid, into thinking "WTF SHOULD I DO NOW" I want to know what is wrong and what should I do to solve this enormous annoying issue... Please answer back, I'll be in deep trouble if my family knows that my phone is going haywire, and I wouldn't want to spend a lot of money to replace my phone for another one... I need help guys.
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Thanks for writing to us at XDA Assist. I think the best place for your question would be the Nexus 6 help thread here:
Noob Friendly Q and A Help Thread
Thread closed, thanks.
I recently rooted my nexus 7 and flashed TWRP recovery. One day I got into the recovery and started playing with it. By mistake, I erased my OS. I then came to know to know that i could fix it by flashing a custom ROM. I installed a custom rom successfully. I then wanted to go to stock. While flashing the stock OS, it got stuck in bootloop. It was too late that's why I thought to flash it the next day. On the next day, when i tried to switch it on, it did not start. I kept it overnight for charging but it was of no use. Then i went to the Asus service center, and i came to know that there was a motherboard problem. I did a little research on google and came to know that to earn money they told it was a motherboard problem. Many people had fixed it by unplugging the battery and replugging it back. I tried that, but it was of no use. I did not play with the bootloader. But now I think that it could be hard bricked. So is it in hard brick or really is the motherboard spoiled or what??
Thanks in advance
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I recently rooted my nexus 7 and flashed TWRP recovery. One day I got into the recovery and started playing with it. By mistake, I erased my OS. I then came to know to know that i could fix it by flashing a custom ROM. I installed a custom rom successfully. I then wanted to go to stock. While flashing the stock OS, it got stuck in bootloop. It was too late that's why I thought to flash it the next day. On the next day, when i tried to switch it on, it did not start. I kept it overnight for charging but it was of no use. Then i went to the Asus service center, and i came to know that there was a motherboard problem. I did a little research on google and came to know that to earn money they told it was a motherboard problem. Many people had fixed it by unplugging the battery and replugging it back. I tried that, but it was of no use. I did not play with the bootloader. But now I think that it could be hard bricked. So is it in hard brick or really is the motherboard spoiled or what??
Thanks in advance
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Greetings,
Thank you for using XDA Assist. First, please consider creating an XDA account so you can post in the other forums. Then, have a look at the Nexus 7 homepage:
Nexus 7
The guides and other helpful information can be found in the General section. If you do create an account, you can post your questions in the Q&A section there as well.
Good luck and welcome to XDA!
Hey everyone,
Up until recently, I've had no issues with my Zenfone 6. However last night the camera started acting up when I was trying to take a picture and the app suggested I restart my device inorder to rectify the problem. I followed the prompt and ever since last night my phone has been stuck in a boot loop. I have stock everything on this phone, I have experimented with roms and kernels in the past but didn't feel the need on this phone. I followed deadman96385 guide on how to unbrick your Zenfone but still have the same problem. I can't enter my recovery instead it just kicks me back to the boot screen. Unforchuntly, it is not unlocked so I have no way to flash twrp and install a fresh version of Android. I contacted Asus and their support suggested I find a local technician but I'm hoping git won't have to come to that. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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@xgrifflegruffx THREAD CLOSED as duplicate of https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/help-with-bootloop.4194625/, which had been moved from "Guides etc." to Q&A.
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