Xperial - L can be booted into FastBoot Mode as well as Flash Mode. Can anyone point out the exact difference between these two modes?
The difference between booth is that:
* In fastboot mode you can flash kernels and .sin and .img and you enter into fastboot mode by holding volume down key and connect it to your PC
*In flash mode you can flash .ftf files and you enter into flash mode by holding volume up key and connect it to your PC
As far as I know...
Luck!
Sent from my C2105 using xda app-developers app
ArnauGonzalez98 said:
In fastboot mode you can flash kernels and .sin and .img and you enter into fastboot mode by holding volume down key and connect it to your PC
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Doesn't FTF files include kernels, too?
Fastboot is for flashing kernels and images. While flashboot is for flashing software through SEUS or Flashtool. You cant flash anything else using the flash mode. Hope i made you clear.
srcharged said:
Fastboot is for flashing kernels and images. While flashboot is for flashing software through SEUS or Flashtool. You cant flash anything else using the flash mode. Hope i made you clear.
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Doesn't those FTF ROM images flashable through Flashboot include Kernels, too flashable through Fastboot?
Holmes.Sherlock said:
Doesn't those FTF ROM images flashable through Flashboot include Kernels, too flashable through Fastboot?
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first of all there is no flashboot mode, it calls Flashmode, Yes inside ftf is boot.img file and this is the kernel flashable via fastboot mode
Flashing_Expert said:
first of all there is no flashboot mode, it calls Flashmode,
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Yes, sorry. I wrote it incorrectly. So what's the need to have a separate boot mode just to flash Kernel?
Holmes.Sherlock said:
Yes, sorry. I wrote it incorrectly. So what's the need to have a separate boot mode just to flash Kernel?
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fastboot mode is there not only for kernel flashing but even for custom rom flashing...
actually many roms based on aospa kk are flashed through fastboot mode with 3 img files including kernel, system and userdata
flashmode is hard way to flash fw without any changes aka fresh install
via fastboot mode you cant delete cache or dalvik, via flashmode you can (this can be done also via cwm or twrp)
http://www.kingoapp.com/help/fastboot-mode.htm
flash mode is only for SONY official releases, FTF's get it?
Holmes.Sherlock said:
Yes, sorry. I wrote it incorrectly. So what's the need to have a separate boot mode just to flash Kernel?
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Flash mode can only flash official Sony kernel.sin packed in FTF, while in Fastboot mode you can flash official and custom kernel.
So, if you want to use custom kernel, flash it through fastboot mode.
srcharged said:
flash mode is only for SONY official releases, FTF's get it?
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underd0g said:
Flash mode can only flash official Sony kernel.sin packed in FTF, while in Fastboot mode you can flash official and custom kernel.
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Well, but FTF is the package format used in Flashtool. While updating through PC companion or Sony Update Service, large files are downloaded in some other format which are decrypted and repackaged as FTF, isn't it? Basically, it's the SIN files which are inside the FTF archives, and those FTFs are glorified ZIP files unpackable by any standard ZIP utility, e.g. 7z.
Doesn't those custom kernels come in SIN format?
Holmes.Sherlock said:
Well, but FTF is the package format used in Flashtool. While updating through PC companion or Sony Update Service, large files are downloaded in some other format which are decrypted and repackaged as FTF, isn't it? Basically, it's the SIN files which are inside the FTF archives, and those FTFs are glorified ZIP files unpackable by any standard ZIP utility, e.g. 7z.
Doesn't those custom kernels come in SIN format?
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Yes it is. FTF is decrypted firmware downloaded from SUS / PCC for flashing with Flashtool.
You can unpack it through 7z to get sin files and you can also extract sin files using Flashtool.
No, custom kernel using .img or .elf format.
underd0g said:
No, custom kernel using .img or .elf format.
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I see, thanks!
Fastboot is used to unlock to bootloader. It doesn't work on ununlockable devices reasonably.
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Hi to all, my friend accidentaly broke his volume - key, now he need flash stock fw ftf.
I wanna know, if is there any way how to flash stock firmware through cwm/philz or fastboot mode?
or any other solution, i can extract whole ftf file but Iam not sure about how to flash all the sin files (I don't wan't hardbrick his phone...)
I will be grateful for any advice or insight about how to do this job without hardbrick...
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Hi to all, my friend accidentaly broke his volume - key, now he need flash stock fw ftf.
I wanna know, if is there any way how to flash stock firmware through cwm/philz or fastboot mode?
or any other solution, i can extract whole ftf file but Iam not sure about how to flash all the sin files (I don't wan't hardbrick his phone...)
I will be grateful for any advice or insight about how to do this job without hardbrick...
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Method 1:-
Here you go:-
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1849867
You can boot into recovery mode by:-
Code:
adb reboot recovery
Method 2:-
Change the .ftf to .zip, Then extract, then you will get something like .sin file, kernel.sin, system.sin, userdata.sin, flash using fastboot!
Don't change to .img,
Flash the files being as .sin itself..It'll work
Code:
adb reboot fastboot
fastboot flash boot kernel.sin
fastboot flash system system.sin
fastboot flash userdata userdata.sin
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david pro said:
Method 1:-
Here you go:-
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1849867
You can boot into recovery mode by:-
Code:
adb reboot recovery
Method 2:-
Change the .ftf to .zip, Then extract, then you will get something like .sin file, kernel.sin, system.sin, userdata.sin, flash using fastboot!
Don't change to .img,
Flash the files being as .sin itself..It'll work
Code:
adb reboot fastboot
fastboot flash boot kernel.img
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot flash userdata userdata.img
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so this means that i can flash original fw just via fastboot mode and flashtool?
Flashing_Expert said:
so this means that i can flash original fw just via fastboot mode and flashtool?
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Using ADB and FastBoot!!!
david pro said:
Using ADB and FastBoot!!!
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yes but flashtool can flash same *.sin files using adb and fastboot mode... thats what iam talking about
Flashing_Expert said:
yes but flashtool can flash same *.sin files using adb and fastboot mode... thats what iam talking about
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Yes!
david pro said:
Yes!
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thanks for clearing this thing to me, and even my friend thanks you
Flashing_Expert said:
thanks for clearing this thing to me, and even my friend thanks you
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Hv you flashed it?
It is safer to use 1st method!
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Hv you flashed it?
It is safer to use 1st method!
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after all I have flashed it but don't ask me how I have entered flashmode trhough that broken button with needle :highfive: :angel:
anyway thanks for help
bassil.alzoubi said:
easy way
flash philz recovery go to power options and choose reboot to flash mode :laugh:
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already tryed, not working, only restarts hes mobile into recovery again
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bassil.alzoubi said:
try using fastboot
first change the ftf file to zip by rename it then extract all files in a folder that content the fastboot files
now press volume up button and connect you usb cable
press on shift and right mouse then choose open command window here now write
fastboot flash system system.sin
fastboot flash boot boot.sin or kernel.sin
fastboot flash userdata userdata.sin
fastboot flash cache cache.sin
and continue like this
can u tell me whats the problem of your phone so you wanna flash it
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OMG, man read whole discussion this is now obsolete, you giving me advice that I have already knew for some year
I know what is fastboot mode, I have flashed many phones through years, You telling me this like Iam new one.
Nothing new to me.
Anyway thanks :good:
bassil.alzoubi said:
so i just wanna help you anyway why did u ask if u know another way to flash
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question was how to enter flashmode without button, that was answered by another guy, first read whole discussion then give lecture about flashing via fastboot mode
Flashing_Expert said:
question was how to enter flashmode without button, that was answered by another guy, first read whole discussion then give lecture about flashing via fastboot mode
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i am thinking if FLASHMODE is same as "REBOOT BOOLOADER" option.
if it a yes follow my steps.
root phone
install xposed installer
install gravity box or xperia xposed [choose one]
in xperia xposed enable the reboot style which has an option of "reboot recovery," "reboot bootloader," "reboot" and "soft reboot"
then restart to make the chages take effect.
then try to hold ur power button and choose the "reboot bootloader"
i am not sure if this will work ok? just an idea.
bro i tried but there is a error: C:\adb>fastboot flash system system.sin sending 'sy
bassil.alzoubi said:
try using fastboot
first change the ftf file to zip by rename it then extract all files in a folder that content the fastboot files
now press volume up button and connect you usb cable
press on shift and right mouse then choose open command window here now write
fastboot flash system system.sin
fastboot flash boot boot.sin or kernel.sin
fastboot flash userdata userdata.sin
fastboot flash cache cache.sin
and continue like this
can u tell me whats the problem of your phone so you wanna flash it
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i have a problem:
C:\adb>fastboot flash system system.sin
sending 'system' (906148 KB)...
FAILED (remote: data too large)
finished. total time: 0.002s
Hello!!
As the title says, my X2 became softbricked and I believe it is all due to the incorrect or incompatible TWRP manager installation from the Google Play Store. My X2 keeps on rebooting. I have tried to go to recovery and wipe the data and cache. I've also attempted to reinstall or downgrade to B106 from B106sp01 but it keeps on saying that it is incompatible. I've searched and read lot of posts on the forum and it brought me to fastboot TWRP recovery which is compatible to the X2. I've worked my way around the TWRP recovery despite the Chinese language and also flashed the B106 system, boot, cust, userdata, etc images through fastboot but I have no luck.
Has anyone been in this kind of problem with their Mediapad X2? please help :crying::crying::crying::crying:
Try to Format your Sdcard with your Pc,and reflash the Stock ROM again.
hagba said:
Try to Format your Sdcard with your Pc,and reflash the Stock ROM again.
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I've tried to do what you said but it's still on bootloop
mcdhol_24 said:
I've tried to do what you said but it's still on bootloop
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You need to Fastboot flash the stock ROM, then wipe. That will fix your problem.
sadly the stock firmware of huawei is always in .APP format it has to be a .zip i tried to extract the system image and recovery image from stock and flashed it through fastboot but still no luck
mcdhol_24 said:
sadly the stock firmware of huawei is always in .APP format it has to be a .zip i tried to extract the system image and recovery image from stock and flashed it through fastboot but still no luck
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Download Huawei Update Extractor to extract the .APP file to a folder than you can use Fastboot to flash the boot.img cust.img, userdata.img, system.img, recovery.img which will bring you back to stock B106. This is how you recover from a soft brick.
ajsmsg78 said:
Download Huawei Update Extractor to extract the .APP file to a folder than you can use Fastboot to flash the boot.img cust.img, userdata.img, system.img, recovery.img which will bring you back to stock B106. This is how you recover from a soft brick.
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Ok i am trying to flash the 5 files you said. fingers crossed. Thanks
mcdhol_24 said:
Ok i am trying to flash the 4 files you said. fingers crossed. Thanks
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Flash the boot, cust, cache, recovery, system, and userdata img files....it will work, no worries.
ajsmsg78 said:
Flash the boot, cust, cache, recovery, system, and userdata img files....it will work, no worries.
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It still is bootlooping. I tried to press the volume up and power button to reach the stock recovery mode and right now it is displaying a USB plug in a progress circle % and chinese characters that I do not understand.
mcdhol_24 said:
It still is bootlooping. I tried to press the volume up and power button to reach the stock recovery mode and right now it is displaying a USB plug in a progress circle % and chinese characters that I do not understand.
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Maybe there is something you didn't flash.
ajsmsg78 said:
Maybe there is something you didn't flash.
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I have no luck now... I think my only hope is to wait for a new firmware by Huawei which will be compatible to B106sp01. I've fully wiped the data and cache then flashed the boot, cache, cust, recovery, userdata, system images and I ended up in bootloop still. I think it's because fully wiping the phone does erase everything and flashing those 6 images was not enough or incomplete files sort of... :crying: :crying:
Thanks for your help though but I hope I find another way to fix it
mcdhol_24 said:
I have no luck now... I think my only hope is to wait for a new firmware by Huawei which will be compatible to B106sp01. I've fully wiped the data and cache then flashed the boot, cache, cust, recovery, userdata, system images and I ended up in bootloop still. I think it's because fully wiping the phone does erase everything and flashing those 6 images was not enough or incomplete files sort of... :crying: :crying:
Thanks for your help though but I hope I find another way to fix it
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Which stock rom did you Fastboot flash, B106 or SP01? Any time I've bootlooped (for example when I tried flashing xposed) I just fastboot flashed stock B106 and it boots right up. That's weird. Try booting into stock recovery (volume up and power) with the USB cable still in the computer and try it without being in it. Also try fastboot flashing the stock boot.img again (fastboot flash boot boot.img) it has to be something with the boot. You can also try fastboot flashing the super_bootb106 img file and see if it boots then. Or try flashing just the boot.img from the B106SP01 rom (extract the boot.img with Huawei Update Extractor)
ajsmsg78 said:
Which stock rom did you Fastboot flash, B106 or SP01? Any time I've bootlooped (for example when I tried flashing xposed) I just fastboot flashed stock B106 and it boots right up. That's weird. Try booting into stock recovery (volume up and power) with the USB cable still in the computer and try it without being in it. Also try fastboot flashing the stock boot.img again (fastboot flash boot boot.img) it has to be something with the boot. You can also try fastboot flashing the super_bootb106 img file and see if it boots then. Or try flashing just the boot.img from the B106SP01 rom (extract the boot.img with Huawei Update Extractor)
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP SIR!!!! Ive tried to flash the SUPER boot image from the TWRP installer. IT IS NOW WORKING THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!!:laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:
mcdhol_24 said:
THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP SIR!!!! Ive tried to flash the SUPER boot image from the TWRP installer. IT IS NOW WORKING THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!!:laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:
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Awesome news!
mcdhol_24 said:
It still is bootlooping. I tried to press the volume up and power button to reach the stock recovery mode and right now it is displaying a USB plug in a progress circle % and chinese characters that I do not understand.
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When doing it make sure that the phone is not hooked to the computer or it will try to do a USB update which I know nothing about.
Hello, could someone help me?
I installed TWRP and accidentally pressed one of the buttons on the recovery, and the phone now does not leave the fastboot screen (rescue mode), and below the android figure appears:
Error!
Func NO: 10 (boot image)
Func NO: 2 (load failed)
Is it possible to resurrect the phone? If so, can anyone help me fix?
Sorry for the bad english.
Thank you.
Germano1980 said:
Hello, could someone help me?
I installed TWRP and accidentally pressed one of the buttons on the recovery, and the phone now does not leave the fastboot screen (rescue mode), and below the android figure appears:
Error!
Func NO: 10 (boot image)
Func NO: 2 (load failed)
Is it possible to resurrect the phone? If so, can anyone help me fix?
Sorry for the bad english.
Thank you.
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You have to fastboot the factory boot.img or super.img with every one you were using
fastboot the recovery twrp recovery.img
fastboot the boot.img
search the forum for the extract tool and get the img files from the rom file that you were using.
PM me if you need help with fastboot commands.
mtyler7807 said:
You have to fastboot the factory boot.img or super.img with every one you were using
fastboot the recovery twrp recovery.img
fastboot the boot.img
search the forum for the extract tool and get the img files from the rom file that you were using.
PM me if you need help with fastboot commands.
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Thanks for answering. I am newbie in these matters. If you can guide me with these fastboot commands, I am very grateful. I have the extractor update and have the extracted files (in this case, for V100R001C233B106 ROM), but the phone goes no longer in TWRP. Still, no way to fix this?
Thank you.
Germano1980 said:
Thanks for answering. I am newbie in these matters. If you can guide me with these fastboot commands, I am very grateful. I have the extractor update and have the extracted files (in this case, for V100R001C233B106 ROM), but the phone goes no longer in TWRP. Still, no way to fix this?
Thank you.
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1. plug the phone up the computer and hold the volume down button down on the phone to get into fastboot mode.
2. Download https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByTxb-IFfEL-REcweFFWdlE4Nnc/editand put all those files into a folder on your computer.
3. Copy the extracted img files to the same folder that you got from your huawei firmware, "recovery.img, boot.img, cust.img, cache.img"
4. In the folder where you copied all that stuff - Hold down the shift key and write click in the white and Click on "Open command window Here".
A command prompt will appear.
Now it is time to work.
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot flash cache cache.img
fastboot flash cust cust.img
5. remove your memory card from your phone and use a card reader and hook it to your computer and and copy the dload folder to the base of the memory card drive with the update.app file in it.
stick it back in your phone with the usb cable not connected. It should automatically start to install, but if not then hold all three buttons down until it does.
finished.
Hi all, i have a Problem with my Z5 (E6653) which has problem's with flashing custom system.img via fastboot with a size of about 840MB from the package AOSP_L_MR1_151204_sumire.zip from "FXPblog.co".
What i tried:
installing sony driver's
installing Google USB driver's
installing Androhyxde Flashtool driver's
flash via fastboot with "fastboot flash system system.img" doesn't work get "too many links" errror
flash it via Flashtool from Androhyxde with fastboot mode which just never finishes (waited max 40 min., which i think shouldn't take that that long for sending alone).
i have a unlocked bootloader and i have root of course.
Ps: The mentioned .zip file doesn't have a META-INF, so i can't flash it via TWRP or any other recovery.
Any idea what i can do ?
Best Regard's
Alex1911
Did you try another cable?
Same issue here. Stuck on flashing system.
I got it to flash, but it doesn't boot (restarts on boot animation).
You patch the x10flasher.jar?
No, just use the command to flash system image from Sony Dev:
fastboot –S 256M flash system system.img
Mr_Bartek said:
No, just use the command to flash system image from Sony Dev:
fastboot –S 256M flash system system.img
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Understood. I was referring to Androxyde flashtool, patch doesn't apply to Sony flashtool. I don't use Sony version so I can't comment on that one.
Good day,
I had to rooted in front of my Sony Xperia Z2 so I wanted to install TWRP which worked the way it looked, but I can not boot into recovery mode that should light up the status LED should not light up.
Sorry for my bad english.
i assume you tried to flash it to Recovery partition ?
how did you flash the recovery ?
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i assume you tried to flash it to Recovery partition ?
how did you flash the recovery ?
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I unlocked bootloader and then i flashed the recovery via ADB (1. ADB reboot bootloader, 2. fastboot flash recovery recovery.img) but im not able to boot into recovery.
herrschardt said:
I unlocked bootloader and then i flashed the recovery via ADB (1. ADB reboot bootloader, 2. fastboot flash recovery recovery.img) but im not able to boot into recovery.
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This is what you are doing wrong
actually in most Sony devices , you have to flash a kernel that contains the recovery in it.
When you unlock the bootloader, Sony's stock kernel freezes the recovery partition,thus you will need a custom kernel to be able to access recovery again
modern sony devices has custom kernels that has twrp built to them
-Hope- said:
This is what you are doing wrong
actually in most Sony devices , you have to flash a kernel that contains the recovery in it.
When you unlock the bootloader, Sony's stock kernel freezes the recovery partition,thus you will need a custom kernel to be able to access recovery again
modern sony devices has custom kernels that has twrp built to them
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Wehre can i get these custom kernels?
herrschardt said:
Wehre can i get these custom kernels?
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What is your Z2's model
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What is your Z2's model
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D6503
https://app.box.com/s/tukm9i0xa38ccksoxdc89r3djfxl8gfb
download this and unzip it
you will find a boot.img file or a file with the name of the kernel.img
Take that file into the fastboot path
rename it to boot.img
put the phone into fastboot
type
fastboot flash boot boot.img
this should get you the custom kernel with twrp included , you can then update the twrp accordingly
-Hope- said:
https://app.box.com/s/tukm9i0xa38ccksoxdc89r3djfxl8gfb
download this and unzip it
you will find a boot.img file or a file with the name of the kernel.img
Take that file into the fastboot path
rename it to boot.img
put the phone into fastboot
type
fastboot flash boot boot.img
this should get you the custom kernel with twrp included , you can then update the twrp accordingly
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Thank you
Someone plz help me I got stuck on fastboot mode while installing custom recovery and ROM
Phantom010 said:
Someone plz help me I got stuck on fastboot mode while installing custom recovery and ROM
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Are you able to power off your device ?
Nameless Foe said:
Are you able to power off your device ?
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Yes I can also install custom recovery but no ROM can boot up from custom recovery! If I keep device on fastboot mode it automatically turns off and turn on to fastboot mode.
Phantom010 said:
Yes I can also install custom recovery but no ROM can boot up from custom recovery! If I keep device on fastboot mode it automatically turns off and turn on to fastboot mode.
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Are you able to extract the fast boot ROM onto your computer?
This includes :
boot.img
system.img
vendor.img
vbmeta.img
Nameless Foe said:
Are you able to extract the fast boot ROM onto your computer?
This includes :
boot.img
system.img
vendor.img
vbmeta.img
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I have downloaded firmware of it but that file can not be extracted it was .ozip file
Phantom010 said:
I have downloaded firmware of it but that file can not be extracted it was .ozip file
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Your gonna have to find a way to convert to a regular zip then extract those 4 .img files out of the zip
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Your gonna have to find a way to convert to a regular zip then extract those 4 .img files out of the zip
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name of the firmware is RMX1911EX_11_OTA_1610_all_qom4EBEvsckf.ozip it does not extract from pc.
Phantom010 said:
name of the firmware is RMX1911EX_11_OTA_1610_all_qom4EBEvsckf.ozip it does not extract from pc.
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Ok. So is that the file you downloaded to your pc ?
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Ok. So is that the file you downloaded to your pc ?
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This is the firmware I have downloaded from official realme site it can't be extracted.
Phantom010 said:
This is the firmware I have downloaded from official realme site it can't be extracted.
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Try to re-download it. Make sure you completely delete the current one from your pc.
Bare with me. I'm at work now. I won't be able to respond as fast
Nameless Foe said:
Try to re-download it. Make sure you completely delete the current one from your pc.
Bare with me. I'm at work now. I won't be able to respond as fast
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If you can get those 4 files extracted to your pc, you will need to wipe your phone via fast boot, then flash all 4 of them files separately via fastboot and your phone should go back to normal.
Nameless Foe said:
If you can get those 4 files extracted to your pc, you will need to wipe your phone via fast boot, then flash all 4 of them files separately via fastboot and your phone should go back to normal.
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ok replay when you are free thanks for giving your time man, one thing wipe mean from pc i have installed twrp also. i am confused about why custom rom does not boot up when i install it from twro it installs successfully after system reboot it goes directly to fastboot mode.
Phantom010 said:
ok replay when you are free thanks for giving your time man, one thing wipe mean from pc i have installed twrp also. i am confused about why custom rom does not boot up when i install it from twro it installs successfully after system reboot it goes directly to fastboot mode.
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If your phone is bricked, which it seems that it is...
Your gonna have to flash the stock firmware if you want to be able to use the phone again
I'm not sure why the rom won't boot and goes back to fast boot mode we will continue once your able to flash the stock firmware
Phantom010 said:
Someone plz help me I got stuck on fastboot mode while installing custom recovery and ROM
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Any luck ?
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Any luck ?
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Nameless Foe said:
Oh **** man I got the same problem from starting to end same
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Nameless Foe said:
If your phone is bricked, which it seems that it is...
Your gonna have to flash the stock firmware if you want to be able to use the phone again
I'm not sure why the rom won't boot and goes back to fast boot mode we will continue once your able to flash the stock firmware
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If only I managed to access recovery mode your method would have worked. I tried flashing stock ROM recovery and Orange fox recovery but it always bootloops to fastboot way sooner than I can finish all of my steps. Same case when I tried to erase boot it bootloops faster than the process to be finished.
Can you please suggest me any method to stop bootloops atleast in fastboot mode?
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Any luck
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Plz help i have realme 7pro and when i starts my phone it goes to fastboot mode and restarts again and again and comes to fastboot mode plz help i am tensed from last 3 days
NickOp said:
Plz help i have realme 7pro and when i starts my phone it goes to fastboot mode and restarts again and again and comes to fastboot mode plz help i am tensed from last 3 days
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OK ik resetting my pc right now. It's gonna be some time before I can assist you somone else might before me
Nameless Foe said:
OK ik resetting my pc right now. It's gonna be some time before I can assist you somone else might before me
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now plz help i cannot explain that how much frustrated i am
NickOp said:
now plz help i cannot explain that how much frustrated i am
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have you done in extracting the *.img in the ofp file?
if yes then go to your cmd and type the command:
1. fastboot erase boot && fastboot erase dtbo && fastboot erase recovery && fastboot erase metadata && fastboot erase vbmeta && fastboot erase system && fastboot erase vendor && fastboot erase userdata && fastboot reboot-bootloader
the command was based from this thread : https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/realme-5-stuck-on-fastboot-mode.4096691/
then after issuing the previous command change the "erase" to "flash":
2. fastboot flash boot boot.img && fastboot flash dtbo dtbo.img &&...... (don't include the metadata group)
i just fixed mine today