Hey Folks!
I got the following problem...
I have unlocked the bootloader of my HTC One mini. After that it doesn't reboot.
It's possble to enter bootloader and recovery but adb commands doesn't work...
The newest htc drivers are installed. adb tells: "no device found"
What can i do now? No system to boot and no possibility to run adb commands.
I dont have found a StockRUU for this phone to make a recovery.
This device is a german HTC One mini from Vodafone Germany.
Thanks alot for help!
Try flash via Fastboot. ADB requires the phone to be switched on
Hi. I cant install ROM via fastboot. i have downloaded cm11.zip and when i try "fastboot update cm11.zip" it says:
archive does not contain 'android-info.txt'
archive does not contain 'android-product.txt'
error: update package has no android-info.txt or android-product.txt
So do you have a link to a stock rom (RUU) from vodafone germany?
Or what can i do to get this phone run. Please help. Thanks!
There is no German RUU. They're is only a at&t US RUU available. why try cm11? it isn't complete yet. have you tried flashing Magio or one of the stock roms? And have you flashed the boot.img from the rom zip also?
SERIOUSLY PEOPLE STOP FLASHING STUFF TO YOUR $500 PHONES WITHOUT READING EVERYTHING ON XDA FIRST. MAKE NANDROID BACKUPS AND READ!
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RuffBuster said:
There is no German RUU. They're is only a at&t US RUU available. why try cm11? it isn't complete yet. have you tried flashing Magio or one of the stock roms? And have you flashed the boot.img from the rom zip also?
SERIOUSLY PEOPLE STOP FLASHING STUFF TO YOUR $500 PHONES WITHOUT READING EVERYTHING ON XDA FIRST. MAKE NANDROID BACKUPS AND READ!
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Hi RuffBuster,
currently the phone is unlocked and tempered. But when i enter the bootloader it shows "S-ON"
Its not possible to install CM11 on the phone, because its a ZIP File and that must be on the "SD Card"
I am not able to change the CID for other ROMS. I have downloaded the ROM from cingular,
but it doesnt installs - i think its because the CID is set on Vodafone Germany...
What should i do? I cant copy any ROM on the phone because it's not mountable to the PC.
Do you have a good idea what i can do?
When i try the following: "fastboot flash boot.img" or "fastboot update boot.img"
it says:
C:\adb>fastboot update boot.img
EOCD not found, not Zip
error:
C:\adb>fastboot flash boot.img
unknown partition 'boot.img'
error: cannot determine image filename for 'boot.img'
has ADB worked before? What windows are you using? your CID shouldn't matter if you use one of the WWE stock builds.
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Mr.Nieto said:
When i try the following: "fastboot flash boot.img" or "fastboot update boot.img"
it says:
C:\adb>fastboot update boot.img
EOCD not found, not Zip
error:
C:\adb>fastboot flash boot.img
unknown partition 'boot.img'
error: cannot determine image filename for 'boot.img'
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That is wrong syntax, the command must be
fastboot flash boot boot.img
and not fastboot flash boot.img
scotty2000 said:
That is wrong syntax, the command must be
fastboot flash boot boot.img
and not fastboot flash boot.img
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İ have Do that but nothing happened.
Before I do that I got to install the ROM, right?
And the problem on that is that I can't copy the zip to my phone...
Any idea how to solve that?
Have you tried the command "ADB devices" does this show your device connected? also are you using windows 7? You can use the "push" command to copy the rom zip to your phone. or if you have a OTG cable you can use a USB flash drive and install from that.
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Flash twrp recovery and see if your adb would work or not.
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Flash twrp recovery and see if your adb would work or not.
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Hi. I have installed it and no device detected via adb.
@RuffBuster: adb devices goes to no result.
ADB definitely doesnt works.
How to get this phone run Android again) this is so crazy! :-/
Mr.Nieto said:
Hi. I have installed it and no device detected via adb.
@RuffBuster: adb devices goes to no result.
ADB definitely doesnt works.
How to get this phone run Android again) this is so crazy! :-/
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If you are running Winsows 8 or 8.1 there are no drivers i guess and ADB will not work because of that.
If you´ve got the chance to use another windows version try this.
And read about adb sideload to push the rom zip file to the phone to be able to flash it in TWRP.
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If you are running Winsows 8 or 8.1 there are no drivers i guess and ADB will not work because of that.
If you´ve got the chance to use another windows version try this.
And read about adb sideload to push the rom zip file to the phone to be able to flash it in TWRP.
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İ ha've installed Windows 7 and the latest HTC drivers and adb.
Still didnt works.
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İ ha've installed Windows 7 and the latest HTC drivers and adb.
Still didnt works.
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I kinda had the same issue with ADB/windows a few month back......see from post 5 on this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2587477
Try boot in to TWRP recovery...
Then ADB push your Rom zip & latest SuperSu zip to /data/local
In TWRP look for the /data/local folder. Flash the rom zip then the supersu zip
(i would suggest flashing one of Tr1gg3r84’s Roms as they are stable and up to date)
Hope this helps, if it does thank nelvinchi as it was him who helped me
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I kinda had the same issue with ADB/windows a few month back......see from post 5 on this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2587477
Try boot in to TWRP recovery...
Then ADB push your Rom zip & latest SuperSu zip to /data/local
In TWRP look for the /data/local folder. Flash the rom zip then the supersu zip
(i would suggest flashing one of Tr1gg3r84’s Roms as they are stable and up to date)
Hope this helps, if it does thank nelvinchi as it was him who helped me
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Hi. The Problem is, that adb cannot detect the device so I can't push files.
"C:\adb>adb push revone /data/local
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
error: device not found"
Do you have the same problem before?
your ADB isn't setup right. What HTC drivers are you using? I used the driver's that installed using the phone when htc sync manager connects thru USB cable. Maybe try different drivers and make sure htc sync manager is disabled while connecting to ADB. Also I'm sure you need java SDK installed to use ADB, I may be wrong. Search Google for a proper ADB installation guide. And maybe you need to run command prompt with windows administration rights.
it just sounds like your ADB setup is wrong. I'm not an expert with this. But if you keep having this issue invest in a OTG cable and install from flash drive.
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RuffBuster said:
your ADB isn't setup right. What HTC drivers are you using? I used the driver's that installed using the phone when htc sync manager connects thru USB cable. Maybe try different drivers and make sure htc sync manager is disabled while connecting to ADB. Also I'm sure you need java SDK installed to use ADB, I may be wrong. Search Google for a proper ADB installation guide. And maybe you need to run command prompt with windows administration rights.
it just sounds like your ADB setup is wrong. I'm not an expert with this. But if you keep having this issue invest in a OTG cable and install from flash drive.
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Hi. So when I buy the OTG cable, what can I do with that?
I can plug a usb storage but how should I install a Rom from it?
Do I see the usb storage on recovery when I plug it via USB OTG cable?
Thanks
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Hi. So when I buy the OTG cable, what can I do with that?
I can plug a usb storage but how should I install a Rom from it?
Do I see the usb storage on recovery when I plug it via USB OTG cable?
Thanks
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not sure about CWM, but with TWRP you can install from a USB flash drive or copy zip to phone and install from there. I've done this myself. The cables can be bought cheap from eBay.
I think you could also use a female to female USB adaptor and put that on your USB sync cable to turn it into a OTG cable. This would be a very cheap option but untested by me, so maybe stick with the normal OTG cable.
Also from my tests only flash drives are supported, not USB hard drives.
BUT... I just thought you might still have to use ADB to flash the boot.img file from the zip. But it may work without doing so... Maybe... Have a look at triggers roms maybe you can get away without needing to flash boot.img. try asking trigger about this.
your best bet is to try following one of the ADB guides on Google to fix your ADB installation.
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RuffBuster said:
not sure about CWM, but with TWRP you can install from a USB flash drive or copy zip to phone and install from there. I've done this myself. The cables can be bought cheap from eBay.
I think you could also use a female to female USB adaptor and put that on your USB sync cable to turn it into a OTG cable. This would be a very cheap option but untested by me, so maybe stick with the normal OTG cable.
Also from my tests only flash drives are supported, not USB hard drives.
BUT... I just thought you might still have to use ADB to flash the boot.img file from the zip. But it may work without doing so... Maybe... Have a look at triggers roms maybe you can get away without needing to flash boot.img. try asking trigger about this.
your best bet is to try following one of the ADB guides on Google to fix your ADB installation.
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Hello. I have installed the newes HTC Sync Manager and now my device was able to run adb commands.
I have tried to install revone but when i try the command "./revone -P" it says:
"revone failed (error code = 1)"
How can i solve that? Thanks alot!
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Hello,
I have recently rooted and loaded the cm10.1 rom, and now, i'd like to load a different rom.
My problem, however, is that when using the all in one toolkit and RUUs all lead to the same error, that my device is offline.
I have:
Unplugged/replugged my USB
Rebooted both computer and phone
added new adb to the toolkit data folder
But to no avail.
In the bootloader menu, the toolkit will say
error:device not found isntead
How would I go about flashing a new rom when my stupid computer won't recognize the phone :'(
you should go learn something instead of using the all-in-one kit as you should know how to flash a rom if you have cm10.1 on it now.
No idea how or where to start
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The FAQ stickied to the top of this forum is a good place to start, as it has the answer to your exact question: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2136172
The USB connects, and I can access phone files when I turn the USB connection on, but I can't get a custom ROM to flash
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ozymandius95 said:
but I can't get a custom ROM to flash
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What does that mean exactly? You are in TWRP, you select the ROM zip, then what happens? Any error messages?
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What does that mean exactly? You are in TWRP, you select the ROM zip, then what happens? Any error messages?
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I believe he is trying to use the kit to flash the ROM?
Because I can't flash boot.img in recovery.
And I can't figure out anything on flashing these things without the toolkit
First of all, make sure you have both ADB and fastboot in your computer. Go to CMD, then cd to your adb directory, and try "adb devices". If it doesn't recognize the device, try with a different usb cable, or download adb again. If it does recognize the phone type in "adb reboot-bootloader", once the
phone boots into the bootloader, type in "fastboot devices", then "fastboot flash boot boot.img", last step "fastboot reboot". And you are done flashing the boot.img
So I got this help in the CM Q&A but while I've rooted man devices (mostly with oDin and one-click utilities) I've never used ADB and now I'm wanting to go from a sense to AOSP ROM and can't find active links to ADB or tutorials other than (type something here), youtube hasn't been help either, can someone help e out? I had a hboot 1.85 XL so I had it easy when I rooted.
LINKS
3.18 RUU Downloaded
S-Off Thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2155071 open in tab but the instructions aren't user friendly
Downgrade Touchscreen: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2159863
TWRP Recovery: http://goo.im/devs/OpenRecovery/evita downloaded
***openrecovery-twrp-2.3.3.1-evita.img or 2.3.3.0 are recommended at the time of this post***
OPTIONAL- Remove red text from splash screen: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2156368
INSTRUCTIONS
Thanks to @InflatedTitan for this breakdown.
While waiting for the RUU to download...
1. Download the 2 files for s-off and place in adb folder.
2. Download the recovery of choice and put in adb folder.
3 (optional) download the remove red text file and put in adb folder.
4. You'll have to downgrade touchscreen if you want to use aosp *SEE NOTE BELOW*. Head to original dev sticky to download files from h8rift. Put those in adb folder
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1. S-off! Make sure you confirm in bootloader (it usually works easier from a sense rom btw.) 4.2.2 roms need updated adb but it may work.
2. When you ruu, it doesn't touch sdcard. But I would quickly mount and backup your pics and whatnot just in case.
3. Enter fast boot. Run the ruu on the computer. It'll bring you back to 100% stock.
4. Once you up and running, enter fast boot again and send twrp. (Instructions below, insert whatever recovery image you're pushing)
Quote:
fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.3.3.1-recovery-evita.img
5. I recommend to get rid of the ugly ass red text on splash. Follow Liam's thread to rid it.
6. While in fastboot go ahead and downgrade touchscreen following h8rifts instructions.
7. Now you're golden to flash anything you want :thumbup:
*Note as of the 06/26 Nightly, you do NOT need to downgrade your touchscreen. However if you encounter any touch-related problems using TWRP 2.3.3.x, you should flash the downgrade in fastboot to move on. I'd recommend 2.5.0.0 on the latest touchpanel firmware. It works for me but if you run into trouble, downgrade the touchscreen and flash the recommended TWRP recovery.
ADB is a command line shell for accessing your phone remotely using linux commands. So many linux command line commands will work within adb. To become an ADB master, use linux command line.
As for downloading ADB and fastboot...
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/19685555/fb-adb.zip
I guess I'll stick to sense based ROM's because that wasn't helpful but thanks.
Edit after hours searching came across helpful info, but after changing the directory and putting int adb reboot bootloader i get "error device not found" when my phone is connected, any clue?
USFguy said:
I guess I'll stick to sense based ROM's because that wasn't helpful but thanks.
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eh? What is it you want to know?
Here's a link to adb breakdown and commands? I googled "adb commands" and it was the first link...............
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2141817
Is this what you were looking for?
exad said:
eh? What is it you want to know?
Here's a link to adb breakdown and commands? I googled "adb commands" and it was the first link...............
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2141817
Is this what you were looking for?
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"error: device not found"
USFguy said:
"error: device not found"
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this is what i got....
USFguy said:
this is what i got....
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is your phone plugged in with the rom booted and USB debugging turned on?
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is your phone plugged in with the rom booted and USB debugging turned on?
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yeah, i uninstaleld HTC sync then went into device manager and updated the driver and it worked, I'm s-off and now waiting for RUU to finish
USFguy said:
yeah, i uninstaleld HTC sync then went into device manager and updated the driver and it worked, I'm s-off and now waiting for RUU to finish
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current issue is in regards to "Quote:
fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.3.3.1-recovery-evita.img
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I have openrecovery-twrp-2.3.3.1-recovery-evita.img in my c:\fb-adb folder and running the command from there but it's saying "error: cannot load 'openrecovery-twrp-2.3.3.1-recovery-evita.img'
USFguy said:
current issue is in regards to "Quote:
fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.3.3.1-recovery-evita.img
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I have openrecovery-twrp-2.3.3.1-recovery-evita.img in my c:\fb-adb folder and running the command from there but it's saying "error: cannot load 'openrecovery-twrp-2.3.3.1-recovery-evita.img'
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That means you're typing the filename wrong. Type the first few letters and then press tab. It will auto complete the file name for you.
exad said:
That means you're typing the filename wrong. Type the first few letters and then press tab. It will auto complete the file name for you.
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i'm actually getting the no devices connected again since the ruu finished running.
Press and hold power until the phone shuts off then press and hold volume down until the bootloader comes on then try again
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USFguy said:
current issue is in regards to "Quote:
fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.3.3.1-recovery-evita.img
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I have openrecovery-twrp-2.3.3.1-recovery-evita.img in my c:\fb-adb folder and running the command from there but it's saying "error: cannot load 'openrecovery-twrp-2.3.3.1-recovery-evita.img'
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Twrp 2.6 works great. No real reason for 2.3.3.1 anymore but nostalgia.
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Hi there,
I am rooted but wanted to install SuperCID so that I could s-off. It has been awhile since I have rooted and installed TWRP recovery but now after trying to install SuperCID I seem to have trouble executing fastboot commands, in bootloader I see 'Fastboot USB" after connecting to my primary USB ports (heck, I tried all 4 from my motherboard) but the commands do not seem to sync with my device (other commands seem to work such as me checking my CID [currently Rogers001]) so I do not know what happened...
Sorry for the potential lack of xda-vocabulary... I don't do this often.
TIA
an_xda said:
Hi there,
I am rooted but wanted to install SuperCID so that I could s-off. It has been awhile since I have rooted and installed TWRP recovery but now after trying to install SuperCID I seem to have trouble executing fastboot commands, in bootloader I see 'Fastboot USB" after connecting to my primary USB ports (heck, I tried all 4 from my motherboard) but the commands do not seem to sync with my device (other commands seem to work such as me checking my CID [currently Rogers001]) so I do not know what happened...
Sorry for the potential lack of xda-vocabulary... I don't do this often.
TIA
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Your computer need htcsync and ADB installed to run fastboot
Did you download and install both of this software to ur computer?
And you need to lead to the folder where you store fastboot and adb, running CMD in this folder.
You are using Roger HTC 1x as same as me, so i can help you a lot hahaha
thinhletien said:
Your computer need htcsync and ADB installed to run fastboot
Did you download and install both of this software to ur computer?
And you need to lead to the folder where you store fastboot and adb, running CMD in this folder.
You are using Roger HTC 1x as same as me, so i can help you a lot hahaha
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Yes, I have the drivers (ADB/Fastboot) in a folder on C:\ and have pointed to that folder in cmd prompt (I should mention I have successfully leveraged the commands in the past).
However, I do not have HTC Sync installed so let me give that a shot...
Edit - after installing HTC Sync and connecting the phone (after unlocking the PIN, of course) - it could not connect to my device. Any advice/suggestions? This is probably going to tie into the same reason why I cannot connect via fastboot to my device.
Side note is that I am running CleanROM 6.5 if it makes any difference (stock kernel or whatever the roms come with).
Do you have debugging enabled on your phone?
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Venomtester said:
Do you have debugging enabled on your phone?
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Yes, USB debugging is enabled in developer options.
Still having no luck.
I bricked my Nexus 5 by installing the kernal from touchcontrol.
I can get into recovery mode.
I can not mount the USB storage or access any of my phones files
I've tried installing ADB drivers but that didn't help.
Anyone know what I should do to fix this?
BleachFan21 said:
I bricked my Nexus 5 by installing the kernal from touchcontrol.
I can get into recovery mode.
I can not mount the USB storage or access any of my phones files
I've tried installing ADB drivers but that didn't help.
Anyone know what I should do to fix this?
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Download the stock kernel zip from here https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23269279319202404 and place it in the fastboot folder. Then reboot in recovery and choose adb sideload. Open cmd and type : adb sideload namekernel.zip and press enter and that should do it, then reboot.
gee2012 said:
Download the stock kernel zip from here and place it in the fastboot folder. Then reboot in recovery and choose adb sideload. Open cmd and type : adb sideload namekernel.zip and press enter and that should do it, then reboot.
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How do I place it in the fastboot folder?
BleachFan21 said:
How do I place it in the fastboot folder?
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Copy it to the android-sdk/platform-tools
gee2012 said:
Copy it to the android-sdk/platform-tools
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Is that a type of program? USB isn't working on my phone as even though it makes the connecting sound when I plug it in it's not appearing on the explorer
BleachFan21 said:
Is that a type of program? USB isn't working on my phone as even though it makes the connecting sound when I plug it in it's not appearing on the explorer
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Sorry, you`re right. Well without usb you can`t do anything. Have you made a nandroid backup to restore in recovery?
gee2012 said:
Sorry, you`re right. Well without usb you can`t do anything. Have you made a nandroid backup to restore in recovery?
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no
BleachFan21 said:
no
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Well then there is nothing i can tell that can help you mate, good luck
Hello,
When the phone is in recovery mode, the file explorer won't show up with your nexus files... The fact that a sound is coming proves that the phone is being detected...
If you have setup a working adb environment you can follow what @gee2012 has said and sideload the kernel and flash it... If you haven't then download the android sdk and make sure you have downloaded the usb_driver package as well...
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no
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First, don't yet think your phone it's bricked. The actual solution is to get the proper driver on the computer. Remember that nexus 5 does not have Sdcard and there's not way to mount to the computer via recovery. Only ADB PUSH and ADB SIDELOAD will put a Rom into your phone.
You have to check on device manager to see the status of the driver. if t shows as Nexus 5, you will have to update the driver to and adb compatible one. If it says ADB........ then, you are good to go
EDIT: @vin4yak, one day I'll go to ninja school too
1.) If your device is actually bricked then a USB cable will do you absolutely no good. Fixing a "bricked" device is something that will need to be JTAG'd for it to work again. I think you might be mistaken about what a bricked device is. Its pretty hard to brick a nexus device so I highly doubt you're device is bricked.
2.) You have to get into fastboot mode. Just search for how to do so. Then you can flash the stock img's through fastboot and you'll be back in business. I have no clue about what drivers you'll need for your setup as I haven't run windows in 9 years or so. Just get the drivers, fastboot, and get your nexus back.
Why don't you just flash a boot.img from the stock rom? Or going back to stock?
You cannot mount sdcard to the pc in recovery. You have to use adb push or adb sideload.
To make adb work in recovery you need naked usb drivers 0.73.
Then you can adb sideload a rom, or push a rom to /sdcard.
Anyway download my attachment, put your phone to fastboot mode and double click on flash.bat then report me back
Check out this thread. If you can boot into recovery, then you should be able to boot into fastboot and restore your N5 back to stock.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2513701
[TUTORIAL] How to flash a factory image | Return to stock | Unroot/SAVE your Nexus 5
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I've been searching on here for the past 2 weeks for a solution to my phone problem, and have yet to find one. I bought the HTC One Mini from Amazon, it's from Spain, and I'm in the US. I didn't know this before I got into rooting this, and I've rooted 2 of my own HTC One M7's, (one TMO and one ATT) and a HTC Evo back in high school and can't manage to fix this. I wasn't aware of the new partition layout prior to me trying to flash a new recovery, and it wiped my OS, and all that ****. I can get to my bootloader, and my recovery, and have flashed a fixed recovery. I'm S-On and Unlocked @ HTCdev. HBoot 2.22. How do I flash either a stock rom or a rooted rom to my **** now? If anyone could help I would appreciate it.
Basically:
I can't use ADB sideload for some odd reason, it always says my device is not connected.
I've updated all the drivers, with Android SDK, I think HTC Sync might be still installed.
I have TWRP 2.7.0.5, and I'm pretty sure I grabbed the right stock rom: i can't post the link apparently, it's tr1gg3r84's pure stock one.
About to try flashing it with:
fastboot oem rebootRUU
fastboot flash rom.zip (renaming it, not just putting rom.zip)
do i need to flash the boot.img too? if so how?
The sooner the better on replies, this is my only day off and I'm trying to fix it.
Also got a skype if that would work.
you need this recovery twrp 2.7.0.8 http://mdmower.cmphys.com/twrp-m4/ for new partition layout. but if you cant flash in fastboot, either buy an OTG cable or try flashify from playstore, once you have the new recovery installed, download a rom and flash
Braddison said:
you need this recovery twrp 2.7.0.8 for new partition layout. but if you cant flash in fastboot, either buy an OTG cable or try flashify from playstore, once you have the new recovery installed, download a rom and flash
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twrp 2.7.0.5 does the same, but will try that.
i've been lookign for the OTG cable locally and my last resort is a radio shack.
i can't even boot up, it just bootloops, it stays at the white htc screen.
been trying to flash a rom, but it doesn't seem to work lol.
i'm going to try a new one i just got too.
i guess i have to use rebootRUU to do this? I can't drag n drop cuz it doesn't recognize my **** i don't think.
So can you not even boot into recovery?
Try rebooting to bootloader
Then connect phone to pc, open command prompt where your fastboot is and type fastboot devices. It should identify your device
Are you running windows 8? And maybe try a female to female usb adaptor if they
are around locally should do the same thing with you usb cable.
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Braddison said:
So can you not even boot into recovery?
Try rebooting to bootloader
Then connect phone to pc, open command prompt where your fastboot is and type fastboot devices. It should identify your device
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I can boot into recovery, but ADB doesn't work and I can't seem to mount **** to my pc.
RuffBuster said:
Are you running windows 8? And maybe try a female to female usb adaptor if they
are around locally should do the same thing with you usb cable.
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Looked at a walmart, best buy, and checked online, there's nothing local. Unless I want to wait for the OTG to get here, I'm just gonna have to find the Stock Recovery, which I can't find.
I've found more things that could probably be of use, I really need this help guys.
I can't use ADB still, in device manager it says One Mini.
My bootloader now says there's not an OS.
The computer recognizes it to a point, but I can't load it on the computer still.
HTC Sync hasn't helped. Downloaded it earlier.
I have the whole SDK, and checked my version of ADB.
Even ran it in administrator.
I know it's not the fastboot or adb because i rooted my m7 right before this one.
I could use a stock recovery, but can't find one.
suppose, but you still have the problem of getting that on to the phone.
if your phone is found by device manager...by rights it should find your phone when its in fastboot usb mode.
try this adb installer http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588979
or see if you can get a dual usb like this http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Andro...d=1400304457&sr=8-2&keywords=sandisk+dual+usb easier to find in store than an otg cable