Hello everyone,
I installed the M3 version of CM11 tonight but after i flashed it via CWM when I unlock the screen I have an error about Trebuchet saying that it stopped. The error appears after every reboot.
I also lost all of my screens adjustments (icons, widgets, ...).
I switched back to my M2 backup for now
If you have any advice.. you're welcome! ;]
Fata7 said:
Hello everyone,
I installed the M3 version of CM11 tonight but after i flashed it via CWM when I unlock the screen I have an error about Trebuchet saying that it stopped. The error appears after every reboot.
I also lost all of my screens adjustments (icons, widgets, ...).
I switched back to my M2 backup for now
If you have any advice.. you're welcome! ;]
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Backup your files and do a full wipe when you flash M3, this is the best solution imo.
gee2012 said:
Backup your files and do a full wipe when you flash M3, this is the best solution imo.
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I'm new in this world, so can I will ask this question :
Will the full wipe delete every datas on my phone? Even the backups?
Fata7 said:
I'm new in this world, so can I will ask this question :
Will the full wipe delete every datas on my phone? Even the backups?
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No, the backups will not be deleted.
In recovery:
- data factory reset
- wipe cache and dalvik cache
- Flash M3 and you`re done and there should be no fc`s anymore
Fata7 said:
I'm new in this world, so can I will ask this question :
Will the full wipe delete every datas on my phone? Even the backups?
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The data/factory reset that gee2012 is suggesting will wipe your installed apps and app data from your phone, but wont touch anything on your sd card which includes backups.
I would think going from M2 to M3 would only require a cache and dalvik cache wipe though.
gee2012 said:
No, the backups will not be deleted.
In recovery:
- data factory reset
- wipe cache and dalvik cache
- Flash M3 and you`re done and there should be no fc`s anymore
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Thank you, but is there a way to get back my old M2 adjustments and apps? Or should I restart everything?
Fata7 said:
Thank you, but is there a way to get back my old M2 adjustments and apps? Or should I restart everything?
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If as you say you have fc`s i would suggest a clean install with a full wipe.
gee2012 said:
If as you say you have fc`s i would suggest a clean install with a full wipe.
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I think I have no choice, thank you
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If a install requires a FULL wipe, does that mean a factory reset/ data wipe/ a cache wipe and ext wipe?
if not, how to do a full wipe.
also, if i install a new recovery, does it overwrite my Nadroid backup? and can i still recover a backup if i have a new recovery. WIll the full wipe erase my backup?
thank you for any help!
P.S. i know this is a stupid question, im just new to phone modding.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=507
thank you!
Tigger166 said:
If a install requires a FULL wipe, does that mean a factory reset/ data wipe/ a cache wipe and ext wipe?
if not, how to do a full wipe.
also, if i install a new recovery, does it overwrite my Nadroid backup? and can i still recover a backup if i have a new recovery. WIll the full wipe erase my backup?
thank you for any help!
P.S. i know this is a stupid question, im just new to phone modding.
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since the other guy wouldnt help out. but hes right, should be asked in Q&A section.
back ur sd card up on your computer, including the nanoid backup folder, install recovery, do a fullwipe, mount your phone again and transfer the saved files back to your sd card, you will still be able to use the nanoid backup you have saved on your sd card.
as for what to wipe, im not 100% on it i just wipe all but ext3 usually.
HMS Pinnafore, a donkey, and 400lbs of butter.
(A random answer.)
mghtyred said:
HMS Pinnafore, a donkey, and 400lbs of butter.
(A random answer.)
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LMFAO!!!!!!!
...that's how I did it >_> lol
mghtyred said:
HMS Pinnafore, a donkey, and 400lbs of butter.
(A random answer.)
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And here I thought speaking parseltongue was needed, guess not, huh?
Xperia P lt22i
Rooted
Locked bootloader
I'm a noob and yes, I am retarded (You'll know why).
So, I've changed some stuff in my phone:
Status bar, boot and shutdown animation, themes, CWM recovery, xperia Z lockscreen, a custom feature for the camera, and so on.
I didn't do a backup for all those things (I didn't know how, and I still don't), I tought I could wipe data or factory reset my phone and all these thing would be gone and my phone would be totally "factory reseted".
The question is simple, how can I reset COMPLETELY my phone? Is there any method to do it?
(sorry for my english)
CheyTac-12 said:
Xperia P lt22i
Rooted
Locked bootloader
I'm a noob and yes, I am retarded (You'll know why).
So, I've changed some stuff in my phone:
Status bar, boot and shutdown animation, themes, CWM recovery, xperia Z lockscreen, a custom feature for the camera, and so on.
I didn't do a backup for all those things (I didn't know how, and I still don't), I tought I could wipe data or factory reset my phone and all these thing would be gone and my phone would be totally "factory reseted".
The question is simple, how can I reset COMPLETELY my phone? Is there any method to do it?
(sorry for my english)
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just do a full wipe and reflash the rom you are using.
chromium96 said:
just do a full wipe and reflash the rom you are using.
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I have the stock rom right now, how can I reflash it? and what do you mean by full wipe?
CheyTac-12 said:
I have the stock rom right now, how can I reflash it? and what do you mean by full wipe?
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it might me a hassle to find your stock rom, so i would reccommend installing a custom rom. There much better.
Check out your phones dev forum here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1729
Download a rom that you like (read some comments and see if its good), and place it on your sd card
To install a rom you must do a full wipe. To do this boot into recovery and choose: wipe data/factory reset , wipe cache partition, then go to advanced and wipe dalvik cache.
Then choose install zip from sd card, and find the rom you downloaded and install it.
chromium96 said:
it might me a hassle to find your stock rom, so i would reccommend installing a custom rom. There much better.
Check out your phones dev forum here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1729
Download a rom that you like (read some comments and see if its good), and place it on your sd card
To install a rom you must do a full wipe. To do this boot into recovery and choose: wipe data/factory reset , wipe cache partition, then go to advanced and wipe dalvik cache.
Then choose install zip from sd card, and find the rom you downloaded and install it.
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Yes, i also think that it's the way...with one thing to do also , to format /system in /mount and storage.
Thanks, I fixed it.
Glad you did, mate!:laugh:
Hi All,
I own a Samsung Galaxy Tab2 P3100,recently I rooted it and flashed Ubuntu,it was successful but I was unhappy with what Ubuntu offers me right now.
Now,I want to switch back to the backup which I created when I was on stock.
Will this work
Factory reset --> Wipe Dalvik Cache --> Wipe Everything --> Restore to Stock ROM (Backup)
Everywhere I see here,they mention downloading the stock rom and then installing it with odin. Is it needed?Can't we just restore to a backup with wiping everything?
Please advise!!
Thanks in advance!!
sandy0594 said:
Hi All,
I own a Samsung Galaxy Tab2 P3100,recently I rooted it and flashed Ubuntu,it was successful but I was unhappy with what Ubuntu offers me right now.
Now,I want to switch back to the backup which I created when I was on stock.
Will this work
Factory reset --> Wipe Dalvik Cache --> Wipe Everything --> Restore to Stock ROM (Backup)
Everywhere I see here,they mention downloading the stock rom and then installing it with odin. Is it needed?Can't we just restore to a backup with wiping everything?
Please advise!!
Thanks in advance!!
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ofcourse will work and I add after u do what u mentioned if doesnt boot format system but it usually works without formatting system
qazmed said:
ofcourse will work and I add after u do what u mentioned if doesnt boot format system but it usually works without formatting system
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Cool,Thanks for the reply.Today I couldn't wait for too long and I installed it through Odin.Next time When I install a custom ROM I would restore with a previous backup rather than downloading a ROM and installing it with Odin.
sandy0594 said:
Cool,Thanks for the reply.Today I couldn't wait for too long and I installed it through Odin.Next time When I install a custom ROM I would restore with a previous backup rather than downloading a ROM and installing it with Odin.
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dont say thanks just press
qazmed said:
dont say thanks just press
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what does "format system" do?
will i have to re flash the rom again after doing format system?
actually my device internal memory canot be deleted! after a factory reset it is showing 10gb/12 gb. only 2 gb is free.
someone suggested me doing a system format.
plz help!
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Hi guys, I've decided to revert to EMUI 5 from lineage, due to essential features I need.
Can you tell me which steps I need to follow in order to come back to EMUI with twrp?
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Is it possible to:
- Wipe System, Data, Cache, Dalvik Cache
- Format Data
- Doing the steps described here: http://www.stechguide.com/honor-8-b394-nougat-update/
overcustom said:
Hi guys, I've decided to revert to EMUI 5 from lineage, due to essential features I need.
Can you tell me which steps I need to follow in order to come back to EMUI with twrp?
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Is it possible to:
- Wipe System, Data, Cache, Dalvik Cache
- Format Data
- Doing the steps described here: http://www.stechguide.com/honor-8-b394-nougat-update/
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See this https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-8/how-to/to-emui5-custom-roms-tested-openkirin-t3638445
venugopalu007 said:
See this https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-8/how-to/to-emui5-custom-roms-tested-openkirin-t3638445
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Yeah I've seen It few moments later.
But seriously, what about wipe everything and flash latest b394? Or B392, no problem
overcustom said:
Yeah I've seen It few moments later.
But seriously, what about wipe everything and flash latest b394? Or B392, no problem
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Yes u can wipe all
For flashing zips first format data > type yes and after reboot again and do again format data and advance wipe wipe all
Now select the update_full_xxxx.zip first and then add more zips add update.zip and flash after that reboot to recovery your stock recovery will be appeared in that format factory once and clear cache ..
Done use the stock
Rommco05 said:
Also you can check this https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-8/how-to/to-emui5-custom-roms-tested-openkirin-t3638445
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He is currently following this guide
when i try to install stock update.zip it says "updater process ended with error 7" even i cant or couldnt install custom rom too with this error. what can i do ? plz give me a solution ....
Hi everybody!
I'm trying to wipe the system partition on my redmi note 9 pro to install a costum rom ( Pixel Experience).
However I'm just not able to do that because there just isn't the option: when I try to wipe all data there isn't the system partition.
I tried both with Twrp and Orange Fox.
the error I encounter is unable to update logical partition "/system_ext".
Do you know how to fix this? Fortunately my device still works, I managed not to brick it somehow. But I would really like to install the Pixel Experience
Thank you for your time, hope you'll respond soon!
post screenshot of issue ...
psychotanc said:
Hi everybody!
I'm trying to wipe the system partition on my redmi note 9 pro to install a costum rom ( Pixel Experience).
However I'm just not able to do that because there just isn't the option: when I try to wipe all data there isn't the system partition.
I tried both with Twrp and Orange Fox.
the error I encounter is unable to update logical partition "/system_ext".
Do you know how to fix this? Fortunately my device still works, I managed not to brick it somehow. But I would really like to install the Pixel Experience
Thank you for your time, hope you'll respond soon!
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for what purpose do you want to wipe this partition?? there is no need to do that.
What should I wipe in TWRP?
If you are switching ROMs (changing from one ROM to a completely different one) then you should perform a factory reset. A factory reset wipes data and cache...
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WoKoschekk said:
for what purpose do you want to wipe this partition?? there is no need to do that.
What should I wipe in TWRP?
If you are switching ROMs (changing from one ROM to a completely different one) then you should perform a factory reset. A factory reset wipes data and cache...
twrp.me
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Actually he DO NEED to wipe system partition before installing a new system. And I got the same problem
FlavioHuster said:
Actually he DO NEED to wipe system partition before installing a new system. And I got the same problem
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No, you flash a complete image of /system and it doesn't matter if there is any data stored on it. Everything gets overwritten.
WoKoschekk said:
No, you flash a complete image of /system and it doesn't matter if there is any data stored on it. Everything gets overwritten.
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Didn't know about it. So every time I want to install a new ROM I just flash it? And thanks for the answer!
FlavioHuster said:
Didn't know about it. So every time I want to install a new ROM I just flash it? And thanks for the answer!
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Yes, that's right. Just wipe /data when flashing a new ROM.