after I flash CWM 6.0.1.2, if I reboot into recovery, the phone goes into Android system recovery. Why is that?
In order to go back to CWM Recovery, I have to go to ROM Manager, flash CWM 6.0.1.2 again, and then reboot into recovery. Once I am in CWM and need to exit (reboot), I get asked the following:
"ROM may flash stock recovery on boot. Fix?"
Yes - Disable recovery flash.
Should I click yes so the phone does not go into Android system recovery? there is a message that says this cannot be undone so I do not want to do something that may screw up my phone.
I am on stock but rooted, of course. Thanks.
Same thing happens to me. Even if I use twrp or cwm touch
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justin94 said:
Same thing happens to me. Even if I use twrp or cwm touch
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Have you clicked yes to disable the stock recovery?
Anyone?
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TabletConnect said:
Anyone?
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Click yes... No problem
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OK so my nexus 5 is rooted and I installed twarp and nothing works on it. So I think downloaded ROM manager and it won't download! So now both Recovery's are not working. What did I do wrong??? Please help. I am SOO confused!
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enzosly said:
OK so my nexus 5 is rooted and I installed twarp and nothing works on it. So I think downloaded ROM manager and it won't download! So now both Recovery's are not working. What did I do wrong??? Please help. I am SOO confused!
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First, restore back to stock, using any toolkit in development section
Then use that toolkit to install the recovery + superSU
Then download & install rom manager
Are you sure you do it right?
go to fastboot mode, then type
Code:
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot flash recovery TWRP.img
Besides, the latest twrp.img is 12.9 MB.
enzosly said:
OK so my nexus 5 is rooted and I installed twarp and nothing works on it. So I think downloaded ROM manager and it won't download! So now both Recovery's are not working. What did I do wrong??? Please help. I am SOO confused!
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Were you careless with your fastboot commands? Did you flash a kernel/ something else to your recovery partition while you were flashing multiple files at once? I ask becasue I was updating my kernel this morning and noobed up. I flashed my recovery with my kernel.:victory:
I have unlocked boot loader, but when I flash twrp through command prompt it works that one time I boot into recovery from boot loader but afterwards it reverts back to stock recovery. Any help would be appreciated!
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Getxrealx said:
I have unlocked boot loader, but when I flash twrp through command prompt it works that one time I boot into recovery from boot loader but afterwards it reverts back to stock recovery. Any help would be appreciated!
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What worked for me is to flash TWRP 2.8.1.0 in fastboot and after booting up flash 2.8.2.0 with Flashify.
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What worked for me is to flash TWRP 2.8.1.0 in fastboot and after booting up flash 2.8.2.0 with Flashify.
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Thanks! So what you suggest is to flash 2.8.1.0 flash the new beta of superuser, then flash the new version through flashify?
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Getxrealx said:
Thanks! So what you suggest is to flash 2.8.1.0 flash the new beta of superuser, then flash the new version through flashify?
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Thats what did it for me
If you delete /system/etc/recovery-from-boot.bak (or similar) the recovery should stick also when flashing via fastboot and using TWRP 2.8.1.0
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Got it working. Thanks guys!
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Hi guys.
I installed via flashfi the TWRP on my nexus with android 5, original rom. My bootloader is unlocked.
However, when trying to enter the recovery mode, appears the initial screen of TWRP and simply back into the system. What might be happening? Its fix it? And is to return to the default recovery?
Regards,
I flashed 2.8.1 using fastboot... Try fastboot and see if it works
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shri_chanakya said:
I flashed 2.8.1 using fastboot... Try fastboot and see if it works
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Thanks a lot!
The newest version did not work right here. It was enough install the 2.8.1 it worked quiet.
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So I was trying to get back to CM11 from CM12 via fastboot commands. Everything went fine until the "fastboot flash system system.img" command. It gave me an error (screenshot in the attachment). Now I'm stuck with TWRP recovery and fastboot. Can't boot in system. When I reboot the device, it boots and goes into TWRP recovery. I have CM12 backup in my device and on the PC. Can I flash that? Please help guys.
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Aazeb said:
So I was trying to get back to CM11 from CM12 via fastboot commands. Everything went fine until the "fastboot flash system system.img" command. It gave me an error (screenshot in the attachment). Now I'm stuck with TWRP recovery and fastboot. Can't boot in system. When I reboot the device, it boots and goes into TWRP recovery. I have CM12 backup in my device and on the PC. Can I flash that? Please help guys.
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How did you install adb/fastboot? That error usually occurs because of an outdated adb/fastboot version. It's probably safe to restore your backup.
Heisenberg said:
How did you install adb/fastboot? That error usually occurs because of an outdated adb/fastboot version. It's probably safe to restore your backup.
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I didn't get the "how did you install adb/fastboot".
I downloaded the latest SDK bro. It's v24.3.3. I even tried the slim SDK. It would be very kind of you if you give me the link to the SDK that would work.
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How did you install adb/fastboot? That error usually occurs because of an outdated adb/fastboot version. It's probably safe to restore your backup.
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I restored the backup and the device still won't boot into system. I can boot into recovery though. Please help man
Others please reply too.
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Aazeb said:
I restored the backup and the device still won't boot into system. I can boot into recovery though. Please help man
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Just try installing one of the flashable stock zips with recovery from here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2906746
Heisenberg said:
Just try installing one of the flashable stock zips with recovery from here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2906746
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I can't boot my phone into system. How do I download it? Or how do I download it on PC and transfer it to the phone?
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Aazeb said:
I can't boot my phone into system. How do I download it? Or how do I download it on PC and transfer it to the phone?
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Download to your PC, connect your phone while in TWRP and copy it across.
Heisenberg said:
Download to your PC, connect your phone while in TWRP and copy it across.
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All right man. How about toolkit? Will it do any good?
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Aazeb said:
All right man. How about toolkit? Will it do any good?
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Nope. Stay away from toolkits, they're nothing but trouble.
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Nope. Stay away from toolkits, they're nothing but trouble.
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I'll try to flash via recovery and let you know. Thanks a lot.
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Heisenberg said:
Download to your PC, connect your phone while in TWRP and copy it across.
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I connected my device while in TWRP but still doesn't show bro. Can you please provide the exact steps?
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Aazeb said:
I connected my device while in TWRP but still doesn't show bro. Can you please provide the exact steps?
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Go into the Mount menu in TWRP and make sure MTP is enabled.
Heisenberg said:
Go into the Mount menu in TWRP and make sure MTP is enabled.
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This s how the screen is. I enabled it and still no luck.
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Heisenberg said:
Go into the Mount menu in TWRP and make sure MTP is enabled.
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Okay now I can access the internal storage from my PC.
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Go into the Mount menu in TWRP and make sure MTP is enabled.
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Should I perform a factory reset before flashing CM11S via recovery?
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Just try installing one of the flashable stock zips with recovery from here:
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I flashed the 33R zip. The start up logo is of CM11 and then it goes to to the set up screen and gives me this error (file attached).
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Aazeb said:
Should I perform a factory reset before flashing CM11S via recovery?
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Aazeb said:
I flashed the 33R zip. The start up logo is of CM11 and then it goes to to the set up screen and gives me this error (file attached).
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Did you wipe first? You'd need to perform a full wipe before flashing the zip. To do this you go to the Wipe menu in TWRP, then select Advanced Wipe, select system, data, cache, and dalvik cache, and then swipe to wipe.
Is there any reason you chose such an old build?
Heisenberg said:
Did you wipe first? You'd need to perform a full wipe before flashing the zip. To do this you go to the Wipe menu in TWRP, then select Advanced Wipe, select system, data, cache, and dalvik cache, and then swipe to wipe.
Is there any reason you chose such an old build?
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Heisen, why you so genius bro?
Back to CM11.
44S and 38R were unofficial so I didn't want to take any chances.
Thanks a lot for all the help bro. You're the best.
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Aazeb said:
Heisen, why you so genius bro?
Back to CM11.
44S and 38R were unofficial so I didn't want to take any chances.
Thanks a lot for all the help bro. You're the best.
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So you're all good now?
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So you're all good now?
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Yes buddy everything's working perfect. WiFi, data, calls everything is fine. All thanks to you.
I got an OTA update of 38R, so can I download and install it?
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