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Hi everyone,
I am French and I use a translator to talk to you, sorry for language mistakes.
I just ask for your help because at last my nexus one days is blocked.
When I go into TWRP he asks me a passeword and my internal memory shows 0MB
Unable to flash a rom stock, steps go well but it does not change anything in the nexus.
Unable to update bootloader, the old version back
I focused in fastboot and recovery (TWRP)
Do you have a solution?
Thanking you in advance
Loïc
Sounds like uv messed up the partitions. unsure if theres a fix on this
Try
fastboot flash cache cache.img
Where cache.img is from the factory image
jd1639 said:
Try
fastboot flash cache cache.img
Where cache.img is from the factory image
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This is happening without any problems but it does not change the problem.
I'm lost ...
in TWRP i have
E:Unable to mount ' /cache'
E:Unable to mount ' /persist'
E:Unable to mount storage
Problems:
Internal-memory found in TWRP (internal storage: 0MB)
-In flash, everything seems to work well but the file does not replace those on the laptop (eg when I erase bootloader and flash I HHZ11K to replace HHZ11D there was the nexus, the ben 11D never deletes
-Unable to wipe dalvik Cache
TWRP-request a password, so I'm Cancel to use the recovery
Impossible to replace the recovery with a stock version everything seems ok but always returns TWRP
Thank you for your help
worfeur said:
Problems:
Internal-memory found in TWRP (internal storage: 0MB)
-In flash, everything seems to work well but the file does not replace those on the laptop (eg when I erase bootloader and flash I HHZ11K to replace HHZ11D there was the nexus, the ben 11D never deletes
-Unable to wipe dalvik Cache
TWRP-request a password, so I'm Cancel to use the recovery
Impossible to replace the recovery with a stock version everything seems ok but always returns TWRP
Thank you for your help
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What version of twrp are you using?
jd1639 said:
What version of twrp are you using?
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I use twrp 2.6.3.2
worfeur said:
I use twrp 2.6.3.2
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Try to flash this in fastboot, fastboot flash recovery recovery.img. Where recovery.img is the file below. If it installs, wipe cache within it
http://d-h.st/nbu. It's 2.6.3.4
This very same thing happened to me this morning, and a friends Nexus 5 the other day. Not sure why but the fact that you are the third I have seen in the last few days is making me believe it's a common issue. It happened to me, I watched a movie, fell asleep, and woke up to "Type password to decrypt storage" message, and the same message you have in Recovery as well. To my knowledge, I never set a password, let alone while I slept.
What happened is somehow the "userdata" partition on the phone got corrupt. When this happens, for some reason it thinks the partition was encrypted. You can attempt to fix it with a repair utility, or
Go to the bootloader (Hold Volume Down and Power when turning the phone on) then install and use adb and type this
Code:
adb e2fsck /dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/userdata
Or from recovery, run a command and and run
Code:
e2fsck /dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/userdata
See if that works. If it does, your data will be fine. I did not find this fix until after I tried a full reset but it worked for my friend.
If that does not work, you will have to factory reset your phone. You will lose all data on the phone. Hopefully you have a backup. This worked for me.
Use tools from here:
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#hammerhead
and follow instructions here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2513701
I see you mentioned you tried this, however you may want to try it again, and follow those steps, make sure to go to the Nexus 5's factory recovery after and "Reset to Factory". Likewise it needs to be run from bootloader, not recovery. And you must have unlocked bootloader.
**EDIT** What firmware were you running? CyanogenMod?
N5
1. you unlock it
2. recovery with software.
Thanks
Wergin said:
1. you unlock it
2. recovery with software.
Thanks
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What firmware were you using prior to this happening? I would like to know as me and a friend were on CyanogenMod11 (CM11) and this happened to us as well. If CyanogenMod or TWRP is causing it, it should be reported as a bug.
worfeur said:
Hi everyone,
I am French and I use a translator to talk to you, sorry for language mistakes.
I just ask for your help because at last my nexus one days is blocked.
When I go into TWRP he asks me a passeword and my internal memory shows 0MB
Unable to flash a rom stock, steps go well but it does not change anything in the nexus.
Unable to update bootloader, the old version back
I focused in fastboot and recovery (TWRP)
Do you have a solution?
Thanking you in advance
Loïc
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Why don't you try Clock work mod recovery. Sounds like twrp isn't meshing well with you device. I had issues with all the way to lastest version.Maybe CWM might help.
WoodburyMan said:
What firmware were you using prior to this happening? I would like to know as me and a friend were on CyanogenMod11 (CM11) and this happened to us as well. If CyanogenMod or TWRP is causing it, it should be reported as a bug.
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Sorry, I do not know the firmware that was installed
It is a device used
habitformer said:
Why don't you try Clock work mod recovery. Sounds like twrp isn't meshing well with you device. I had issues with all the way to lastest version.Maybe CWM might help.
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when I flash a custom-recovery (stock or cwn) TWRP 2.6.3.2 always returns
I had this same issue.
I went into fastboot and erased recovery and userdata, then ran the flashall.bat in the factory image.
TWRP had a Password. It happened after I tried to flash Cataclysm and it bootlooped (Forgot to check MD5's, not sure why a corrupt download flashed).
WoodburyMan said:
This very same thing happened to me this morning, and a friends Nexus 5 the other day. Not sure why but the fact that you are the third I have seen in the last few days is making me believe it's a common issue. It happened to me, I watched a movie, fell asleep, and woke up to "Type password to decrypt storage" message, and the same message you have in Recovery as well. To my knowledge, I never set a password, let alone while I slept.
What happened is somehow the "userdata" partition on the phone got corrupt. When this happens, for some reason it thinks the partition was encrypted. You can attempt to fix it with a repair utility, or
Go to the bootloader (Hold Volume Down and Power when turning the phone on) then install and use adb and type this
Code:
adb e2fsck /dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/userdata
Or from recovery, run a command and and run
Code:
e2fsck /dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/userdata
See if that works. If it does, your data will be fine. I did not find this fix until after I tried a full reset but it worked for my friend.
If that does not work, you will have to factory reset your phone. You will lose all data on the phone. Hopefully you have a backup. This worked for me.
Use tools from here:
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#hammerhead
and follow instructions here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2513701
I see you mentioned you tried this, however you may want to try it again, and follow those steps, make sure to go to the Nexus 5's factory recovery after and "Reset to Factory". Likewise it needs to be run from bootloader, not recovery. And you must have unlocked bootloader.
**EDIT** What firmware were you running? CyanogenMod?
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thank you for your help
I have access to adb fastboot mode by boot recovery.img (recovery stock google)
and using the control slidload ADB
but impossible to get the command line
but when I type ADB Devices, my phone is found
otherwise I can not do a stock restoration because the bootloader does not update (KKX11D then I flashed back KKX11K) when I do well:
fastboot flash bootloader bootloader.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
Beauenheim said:
I had this same issue.
I went into fastboot and erased recovery and userdata, then ran the flashall.bat in the factory image.
TWRP had a Password. It happened after I tried to flash Cataclysm and it bootlooped (Forgot to check MD5's, not sure why a corrupt download flashed).
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thank you I'll try it tonight but I think I already tried
worfeur said:
thank you I'll try it tonight but I think I already tried
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In twrp 2.6.3.4 go into wipe and format data. You will lose all your data but should fix your problem
jd1639 said:
In twrp 2.6.3.4 go into wipe and format data. You will lose all your data but should fix your problem
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the problem when another flash recovery is that the 2.6.3.2 version still returns
let me explain:
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot flash recovery recovery TWRP 2.6.3.4.img
* I go into the recovery but still 2.6.3.2
I feel that TWRP to secure or encrypted my internal memory
worfeur said:
the problem when another flash recovery is that the 2.6.3.2 version still returns
let me explain:
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot flash recovery recovery TWRP 2.6.3.4.img
* I go into the recovery but still 2.6.3.2
I feel that TWRP to secure or encrypted my internal memory
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Can you format data in 2.6.3.2? I'm thinking you have a bigger problem as you've already tried to flash the factory image and it did not work.
Hi,
My phone started to fail and give me a lot of errors that it was stopping initiator, android.process.acore, etc... and got stuck in this errors, having to accept the error dialogs all the time and being impossible to make anything with it.
I tried to reset my moto G and wipe all user data. I entered fastboot mode (couldn't do it form phone normal menu) and made a factory reset. No changes after reboot.
Then I tried to reinstall firmware. I've made all the steps in several tutorials found here. The bootloader is unlocked, I put the last firmware , entered recovery mode and ask for wipe/reset user data, but when the phone reboots, there are no changes: I have again the personalized screen image and the gesture blocking, as if the user data remains there, and all the errors.
Is there any way to erase all user data and leave the phone as the first day? Am I making something wrong or need to make something more?
Thanks in advance
Sounds like you might have encrypted it?
BobbaLouie said:
Sounds like you might have encrypted it?
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Not consciously, the phone had normal use....
If it was encrypted you'd have to enter a password before it even got to the boot logo, so it would be very obvious.
BobbaLouie said:
If it was encrypted you'd have to enter a password before it even got to the boot logo, so it would be very obvious.
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Then, it is not encrypted.
thanks
Jorge BCN said:
Hi,
My phone started to fail and give me a lot of errors that it was stopping initiator, android.process.acore, etc... and got stuck in this errors, having to accept the error dialogs all the time and being impossible to make anything with it.
I tried to reset my moto G and wipe all user data. I entered fastboot mode (couldn't do it form phone normal menu) and made a factory reset. No changes after reboot.
Then I tried to reinstall firmware. I've made all the steps in several tutorials found here. The bootloader is unlocked, I put the last firmware , entered recovery mode and ask for wipe/reset user data, but when the phone reboots, there are no changes: I have again the personalized screen image and the gesture blocking, as if the user data remains there, and all the errors.
Is there any way to erase all user data and leave the phone as the first day? Am I making something wrong or need to make something more?
Thanks in advance
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Are you rooted? If so, you might have to FORMAT your phone, which will erase even your storage. I used TWRP and my phone just factory reset after I formatted. I think there must've been some sort of corruption.
Jorge BCN said:
Hi,
My phone started to fail and give me a lot of errors that it was stopping initiator, android.process.acore, etc... and got stuck in this errors, having to accept the error dialogs all the time and being impossible to make anything with it.
I tried to reset my moto G and wipe all user data. I entered fastboot mode (couldn't do it form phone normal menu) and made a factory reset. No changes after reboot.
Then I tried to reinstall firmware. I've made all the steps in several tutorials found here. The bootloader is unlocked, I put the last firmware , entered recovery mode and ask for wipe/reset user data, but when the phone reboots, there are no changes: I have again the personalized screen image and the gesture blocking, as if the user data remains there, and all the errors.
Is there any way to erase all user data and leave the phone as the first day? Am I making something wrong or need to make something more?
Thanks in advance
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Try clearing data,cache,dalvik cache and reflashing the ROM..if all fails try to clear data and flash the stock ROM through fastboot mode.
KVCmoto said:
Try clearing data,cache,dalvik cache and reflashing the ROM..if all fails try to clear data and flash the stock ROM through fastboot mode.
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I've made it all, but when reboot, there is the same data there....
Neither can't root the phone, when I make adb sideload supersu.zip, I receive a installation aborted error after verification of the file....
Any Ideas?
Thanks in advance
Jorge BCN said:
I've made it all, but when reboot, there is the same data there....
Neither can't root the phone, when I make adb sideload supersu.zip, I receive a installation aborted error after verification of the file....
Any Ideas?
Thanks in advance
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Flash the stock ROM once more through boot loader http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2542219
If you have TWRP installed and your data backed up, I would highly suggest formatting your phone. My phone was having heaps of trouble, including random reboots, the inability for factory data reset, it was slow, having wake time issues, all sorts of shiz. One reformat and it was all better.
MoseIlla said:
If you have TWRP installed and your data backed up, I would highly suggest formatting your phone. My phone was having heaps of trouble, including random reboots, the inability for factory data reset, it was slow, having wake time issues, all sorts of shiz. One reformat and it was all better.
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What do you mean with reformat? I can't boot into other recovery than stock, and it doesn't allow me erase user data, thats the problem.
When I try to flash other recovery (TWRP, Philz,..) it seems that has been flashed ok but when go to recovery from bootloader menu I have the old stock recovery menu...
Thanks in advance
Jorge BCN said:
What do you mean with reformat? I can't boot into other recovery than stock, and it doesn't allow me erase user data, thats the problem.
When I try to flash other recovery (TWRP, Philz,..) it seems that has been flashed ok but when go to recovery from bootloader menu I have the old stock recovery menu...
Thanks in advance
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You unlocked the bootloader then, yes? How's your ROM behaving?
MoseIlla said:
You unlocked the bootloader then, yes? How's your ROM behaving?
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Can you be more explicit?
Are you using the special mfastboot or the generic fastboot executable from the Android SDK?
Execute these commands with the phone in fastboot (bootloader menu):
mfastboot erase cache
mfastboot erase userdata
mfastboot reboot
liveroy said:
Are you using the special mfastboot or the generic fastboot executable from the Android SDK?
Execute these commands with the phone in fastboot (bootloader menu):
mfastboot erase cache
mfastboot erase userdata
mfastboot reboot
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Hi, the same after rebooting, I have all my user data... (I'm using mfastboot for OSX, but the same result with fastboot under Darwin subfolder of stock firmware)
no errors executing it, no errors in the phone, but no effect in phone user data
$ ./mfastboot erase cache
erasing 'cache'...
OKAY [ 0.017s]
finished. total time: 0.017s
$ ./mfastboot erase userdata
erasing 'userdata'...
OKAY [ 0.018s]
finished. total time: 0.019s
$ ./mfastboot reboot
Jorge BCN said:
Can you be more explicit?
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I just reread your first post. When did your phone start giving you errors? Did you install any new apps, did you let it die completely? The errors had to have started somewhere. Perhaps we can undo a bit of the damage that lead to this and get you back to a somewhat usable state if we have that information.
MoseIlla said:
I just reread your first post. When did your phone start giving you errors? Did you install any new apps, did you let it die completely? The errors had to have started somewhere.
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No idea. There was not anything special or new app. A month ago it started to give errors. Sometimes I can get 1 or 2 minutes working without errors, but can't delete user data or reset from phone menu (no result when touch the button).
Thanks
Jorge BCN said:
No idea. There was not anything special or new app. A month ago it started to give errors. Sometimes I can get 1 or 2 minutes working without errors, but can't delete user data or reset from phone menu (no result when touch the button).
Thanks
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Does this coincide with a firmware update (Like Android 4.4.2 to 4.4.3)?
MoseIlla said:
Does this coincide with a firmware update (Like Android 4.4.2 to 4.4.3)?
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Nopes, as far as I know
Here's what I know about the issue, perhaps it will give someone else an idea:
1. The issue is either caused by or is unaffected by previous factory resets.
2. The issue is either caused by or is unaffected by the installation of new and/or updated ROMs.
3. If it's the same issue I was having, and I believe that it least shares the same root cause, then it is something that gets worse over time; it causes system instability (system UI crashes in increasing number, random reboots, etc...), slowness, and refuses to allow you to hard reset after a while.
4. In the case that it is the same issue, it has different effects on different methods of factory resets. In TWRP the factory reset process just continues on forever, until you hard reboot the device or until the battery drains out. If you press the factory reset button in fastboot it just resets to system, making no changes.
5. In TWRP I used the reformat option and have since had no issues, including better than new performance with crDroid.
Based on my understanding of the Moto G partition tables, I believe that the issue may have to do with gradual data corruption, possibly on the storage partition. This may be because of a software bug in the firmware or maybe a hardware issue. Due to the ubiquity of the lock up/reboot issue, which is well documented and has several guides indicating that a factory reset is in order when this occurs, I'm thinking that it is safe to assume that some resource shared both with the system and storage partitions is to blame.
If that is the case, then I would think it's the cache or a bug with an updated system app that leaves traces in the device storage.
This is all assuming the issues are interrelated, so I may be way off base, but if my assumptions are correct, then the only suggestion I can think of is to completely clear the device storage and cache and then try to factory reset again, as it may be hanging up on removing something there and aborting when it runs into trouble.
Maybe someone has a better idea. Your device may be bricked and since you unlocked the boot loader AFTER the issues started, you voided your warranty with none of the advanced recovery tools that you'd have with a custom recovery.
In other words: You might have to get a new phone.
Hey guys, love all the work that goes on in this forum.
I've run into a bit of a problem. My mate gave me his phone to try and fix after he interrupted a factory reset. It's stuck in a bootloop.
It's a RAZR HD and was originally from Telstra (Aus).
I've managed to unlock the bootloader, but quickly after that everything has gone to hell.
When I turn the phone on, it gives the bootloader is unlocked message. Then the android installation guy comes up and after about 5 seconds of trying to install the phone bootloops.
I am able to enter the Android System Recovery (3e) and have done factory reset/wipe data and wipe cache options, however does not change anything. When I press reboot system, the bootloop continues as if I did nothing. I have tried installing a ROM from an SD card however it fails at the Verifying Package stage. I am unable to adb push anything as usb debugging wasn't turned on.
I am able to enter into fastboot and can see my device however cannot flash any images from there for some reason using the fastboot commands (it comes up with a <bootloader> variable not supported! error: cannot load '[name of image file]'
I was able to use RSD Lite to flash the official Telstra ROM to the phone, however at the very end of the installation when it rebooted, it just went into the bootloop again.
Any help would be muchly appreciated.
Thanks guys!
Anyone?
I was able to get adb sideload to work (I had the wrong path name to the zip file) but still no luck...
piCARSO said:
Anyone?
I was able to get adb sideload to work (I had the wrong path name to the zip file) but still no luck...
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try mfastboot and flash the partition table first, if that fails, there is no hope of saving the device. if it passes, flash the rest of the files, including the wipe command.
bweN diorD said:
try mfastboot and flash the partition table first, if that fails, there is no hope of saving the device. if it passes, flash the rest of the files, including the wipe command.
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Thanks for the reply. When you say flash the partition table first, would that be the partition_signed file (aka mfastboot flash partition partition_signed)?
piCARSO said:
Thanks for the reply. When you say flash the partition table first, would that be the partition_signed file (aka mfastboot flash partition partition_signed)?
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yes, thats correct.
Hello,
So as I already said in the title i'm locked out of my phone. I was trying to change it to pattern but instantly forgot with my bad memory so now I cant get back in. I've looked on multiple threads and websites but none of the methods worked on my phone. I tried Pattern Password Disabler but I couldnt get it to flash since it gives me the error installation aborted. I also tried Dr Fone but ADB isn't enabled on my phone. I had remember having ADB enabled before I got locked out but I think its the lock screen disabling it or something like that. Im already on my last attempt to login and I have no idea what else to do.
Phone: Motorola DROID Turbo 2
Android version: 7
I do have a SD card I could use to flash something. The one thing I really do not want to do is factory reset my phone, if all I have left is that is there a way to make a backup and get my data back?
If anyone can help I'll appreciate it.
Litleck said:
Hello,
So as I already said in the title i'm locked out of my phone. I was trying to change it to pattern but instantly forgot with my bad memory so now I cant get back in. I've looked on multiple threads and websites but none of the methods worked on my phone. I tried Pattern Password Disabler but I couldnt get it to flash since it gives me the error installation aborted. I also tried Dr Fone but ADB isn't enabled on my phone. I had remember having ADB enabled before I got locked out but I think its the lock screen disabling it or something like that. Im already on my last attempt to login and I have no idea what else to do.
Phone: Motorola DROID Turbo 2
Android version: 7
I do have a SD card I could use to flash something. The one thing I really do not want to do is factory reset my phone, if all I have left is that is there a way to make a backup and get my data back?
If anyone can help I'll appreciate it.
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flash aroma delete Gesture
if Not Work
try, [data wipe Require]
Code:
fastboot format userdata
to fix FRP.
Code:
fastboot erase config
XN Logos said:
flash aroma delete Gesture
if Not Work
try, [data wipe Require]
Code:
fastboot format userdata
to fix FRP.
Code:
fastboot erase config
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Can you link me to aroma delete gesture if its a link?
XN Logos said:
flash aroma delete Gesture
if Not Work
try, [data wipe Require]
Code:
fastboot format userdata
to fix FRP.
Code:
fastboot erase config
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Actually all it does is just say installation aborted.
After updating using factory image without -w key my phone boots until lockscreen appears, then if I will try to unlock - phone will reboot after ~2 seconds, also it shows com.android.phone error. Then it boot to recovery with message "can't load android system your data may be corrupt" and I can choose "try again" or "factory reset".
Updating was from 8.1 DP2 (walleye-opp6.171019.012) to stable 8.1 (walleye-opm1.171019.011), unlocked bootloader.
How to save/decrypt my data? When phone boots I can only touch fingerprint scanner but can't enter graphic key because it even doesn't appear. Flashing DP2 back causes infinte boot with G logo.
I encountered this once as well, what fixed it for me:
-From bootloader, flash the stock recovery back if it Isn't already.
-Download the latest OTA files.
- Boot to stock recovery, and select update from ADB.
- ADB sideload the OTA.
When it's done, reboot, should should boot back into Android with all your data intact.
Edit - For whatever reason the OTA file straightened out whatever error flashing the full imagine created for me.. I don't have the answer as to why, but it worked.
-Michael_ said:
-Download the latest OTA files.
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You mean latest January OTA or firmware that I tried to update before?
wmcdrugs said:
You mean latest January OTA or firmware that I tried to update before?
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If that's what factory image you tried to install...
-Michael_ said:
If that's what factory image you tried to install...
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sideloading OTA after factory image doesn't help
wmcdrugs said:
sideloading OTA after factory image doesn't help
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You probably need to flash your phone with the -W then.
I had this happen to me, couldn't fix it until I factory reset.
kinfam said:
You probably need to flash your phone with the -W then.
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yep, but I need my data, complicating the situation is that everything is encrypted and TWRP doesn't promt to enter password for decrypt
wmcdrugs said:
yep, but I need my data, complicating the situation is that everything is encrypted and TWRP doesn't promt to enter password for decrypt
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Under the mount options there should be an option, then enter your code. If you use a pattern, that is also numbered like a phone would be so top layer is 1,2,3, etc.
D3RP_ said:
Under the mount options there should be an option, then enter your code. If you use a pattern, that is also numbered like a phone would be so top layer is 1,2,3, etc.
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I don't have that option
Recovery log says
Code:
begin failed, code -62Upgrading key: /data/misc/vold/user_keys/de/0upgrade_key failed, code -33e4crypt_init_user0 returned fail