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[Q] [Solved] Keep getting error message "Unfortunately, HTC Sense has stopped"

[Q] [Solved] Keep getting error message "Unfortunately, HTC Sense has stopped"
Hi everyone, I recently bought a second hand HTC One X locked to Rogers. It already had SuperUser and the HBOOT had "Tampered" and "Unlocked" at the top. I managed to install Hatka XL ROM with the help of tutorials and ROM Manager. When I finally boot into the home screen and setup the basics like WiFi, a message pops up saying some process has stopped, which was soon followed by "Unfortunately, HTC Sense has stopped". This message keeps popping up and I'm not sure what to do next. I've cleared the cache and factory resetted (as some search results suggested) and reinstalled the ROM as well.
It's still S-on, can't check Jelly Bean version since the pop up stops me from getting anywhere on the screen.
I don't think this issue is inherent to Hatka ROM, but I'm already thinking of trying a different ROM just in case.
Anyway, I reinstalled Hatka twice, each time clearing the cache and factory resetting. I chose AOSP over Sense for keyboards, lockscreens, etc. I might try going stock with everything. I also looked into the touchscreen firmware downgrade option: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2159863 in case that has something to do with it.
Any advice would be great, thanks in advance!
Updated: Tried all stock Sense with Hatka ROM to no avail, same message pops up.

Did you do a full wipe before flashing the ROM? Just wiping cache and dalvik isn't enough.
Sent from my Evita

I selected the wipe data/factory reset option in the attached image. Thanks for the help, if there's another/better way please let me know.

It wouldn't hurt to try wiping system as well before flashing a ROM.
Sent from my Evita

dncrgl said:
I selected the wipe data/factory reset option in the attached image. Thanks for the help, if there's another/better way please let me know.
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You should wipe cache, also.
Since you are S-on, are you remembeing to flash boot.img seperately via fastboot, every time you flash a new ROM?

redpoint73 said:
You should wipe cache, also.
Since you are S-on, are you remembeing to flash boot.img seperately via fastboot, every time you flash a new ROM?
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I didn't do that separately on command prompt for the previous attempts. I usually just did it through CWM.
The next thing I tried was installing TWRP 2.6 and I have HBOOT 2.14. I tried flashing Rebel ROM which froze at the X logo splashscreen. I did however flash it through command prompt using fastboot and its boot.img.
Currently, I reinstalled HatkaXL thinking it was the one that worked in the first place using TWRP this time instead of CWM. The issue now is that it boot loops from HTC screen to Hatka's splashscreen then repeats to HTC.
Thanks for the help though

dncrgl said:
I didn't do that separately on command prompt for the previous attempts. I usually just did it through CWM.
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With hboot 2.14 and S-on, its simply impossible for boot.img to be flashed from recovery. Not sure why Rebel ROM didn't work for you. But try a different ROM, and flash boot.img using fastboot.

redpoint73 said:
With hboot 2.14 and S-on, its simply impossible for boot.img to be flashed from recovery. Not sure why Rebel ROM didn't work for you. But try a different ROM, and flash boot.img using fastboot.
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Just to clarify should I flash the ROM using TWRP then do I go back to HBOOT>fastboot >fastboot flash boot boot.img?

dncrgl said:
Just to clarify should I flash the ROM using TWRP then do I go back to HBOOT>fastboot >fastboot flash boot boot.img?
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Exactly.. and I hit thanks button by mistake, so you got a freebie
Sent from my HTC One XL using xda premium

31ken31 said:
Exactly.. and I hit thanks button by mistake, so you got a freebie
Sent from my HTC One XL using xda premium
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That info deserves a thanks lol. :beer:
Sent from my HTC One XL using xda premium

redpoint73 said:
With hboot 2.14 and S-on, its simply impossible for boot.img to be flashed from recovery. Not sure why Rebel ROM didn't work for you. But try a different ROM, and flash boot.img using fastboot.
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Thanks, everyone!
Managed to get it to work with this ROM: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2293032
Instead of booting up the phone after flashing the ROM, went straight to the HBOOT and entered fastboot to do the fastboot command. But the first start showed the splashscreens then it boot-looped once before actually working. It was fortunate that I was busy searching other solutions thinking the phone was gonna keep boot-looping and that's when the home screen loaded =D

dncrgl said:
Thanks, everyone!
Managed to get it to work with this ROM: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2293032
Instead of booting up the phone after flashing the ROM, went straight to the HBOOT and entered fastboot to do the fastboot command. But the first start showed the splashscreens then it boot-looped once before actually working. It was fortunate that I was busy searching other solutions thinking the phone was gonna keep boot-looping and that's when the home screen loaded =D
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First boot sometimes takes a while. Patience is a virtue. And glad your up ans running. Have fun
Sent from my HTC One XL using xda premium

I need help with my HTC One m8. I keep getting an error message unfortunately sense home has stopping working. I have tried to clear cache partition but I can only get as far as the red triangle. When I press the up volume button and power button the get in to clear cache is keeps looping and rebooting phone and I can't seem to get any further than the red triangle. Hope this makes sense and someone can help. I would love to try this before I do a factory reboot

[Q] Error Recovery TWRP/CWM Not work

Hello. So, I did all right.
I have root, unlock boot and fastboot.
I got install TWRP but it shows me an error.
Look at the pictures
Installing
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Can someone help me ?
I followed this topic > http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2302979

im assuming you have a xt925? where did you get a "17/10/2013" version for the 925?
i haven't seen any new versions, maybe i missed it.

The version doesn't matter because the problem is that you need to boot immediately into the custom recovery directly from boot loader the first time and disable the flash recovery script. The OS will overwrite the stock recovery every boot otherwise.

damn i missed that...knew that was stock and not an error, i fail lol

bweN diorD said:
im assuming you have a xt925? where did you get a "17/10/2013" version for the 925?
i haven't seen any new versions, maybe i missed it.
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What ? I didn't understand your question.
cellzealot said:
The version doesn't matter because the problem is that you need to boot immediately into the custom recovery directly from boot loader the first time and disable the flash recovery script. The OS will overwrite the stock recovery every boot otherwise.
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So. I need to disable unlock boot/fastboot ? And remake the process ?

RaR System said:
What ? I didn't understand your question.
So. I need to disable unlock boot/fastboot ? And remake the process ?
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After you push/install the recovery you need to "reboot recovery" the first time, not reboot to system.
My comment is asking if you have the right recovery. I see the date on your recovery is new, I'm making sure you are not trying to flash a 926 recovery if you have a 925. You didn't say what model you have.
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Hm. I understood. Then after I install recovery I need to write "reboot rexovery" right ? When I come back home I'll try !
A sure, I'm sorry I forget to say what is my version phone.
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RaR System said:
Hm. I understood. Then after I install recovery I need to write "reboot rexovery" right ? When I come back home I'll try !
A sure, I'm sorry I forget to say what is my version phone.
Sent from my XT925 using xda app-developers app
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I see now you have a 925 as I suspected, my concern was that you have the right recovery also. I haven't seen any new version for the 925, maybe I missed it. Just make sure you have a 925 recovery or it may not work right or at all.
The edit date in your script for the recovery was yesterday that's why I asked.
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Alright. Well bbut come back to my problem do you know what I need to do and how I do ?
I want to test new roms in my razr. =]
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RaR System said:
Alright. Well bbut come back to my problem do you know what I need to do and how I do ?
I want to test new roms in my razr. =]
Sent from my XT925 using xda app-developers app
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i think you just need to put
fastboot reboot recovery
where you have fastboot reboot. you have to make it reboot directly into recovery, if it boots to system the new recovery is gone.

bweN diorD said:
i think you just need to put
fastboot reboot recovery
where you have fastboot reboot. you have to make it reboot directly into recovery, if it boots to system the new recovery is gone.
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The command "fastboot reboot recovery" doesn't exists. And now ? What do I ?

RaR System said:
The command "fastboot reboot recovery" doesn't exists. And now ? What do I ?
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sorry, it should be adb not fastboot.
adb reboot recovery
if you want a script that i know already works, here is one by tucstwo http://www.mediafire.com/download/2o061zcmzlaycb5/Razr_HD_Recovery_Flasher_V8.rar
just change the recovery img for yours.

bweN diorD said:
sorry, it should be adb not fastboot.
adb reboot recovery
if you want a script that i know already works, here is one by tucstwo http://www.mediafire.com/download/2o061zcmzlaycb5/Razr_HD_Recovery_Flasher_V8.rar
just change the recovery img for yours.
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Wow, amazing ! It work very well !
My thanks !
Problem Solved :3

Glad you got it fixed
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[Q] removing cwm recovery

how to remove cwm recovery and returning to stock recovey??

RootLord said:
how to remove cwm recovery and returning to stock recovey??
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Flash the stock boot.img via flashtool

And there is no stock recovery Stock kernel doesn't have any.

leos0 said:
And there is no stock recovery Stock kernel doesn't have any.
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Every rom has a recovery, you just cannot reach it via keypress.

So,how can you boot into recovery on stock kernel?
Xperia devices doesnt have recovery partition, that is why recovery must be compiled in kernel

Joery360 said:
Flash the stock boot.img via flashtool
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i didn't backup boot.img??? what to do??

leos0 said:
So,how can you boot into recovery on stock kernel?
Xperia devices doesnt have recovery partition, that is why recovery must be compiled in kernel
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Use an Xposed toolbox (Like GravityBox) to extend the power menu. Inside the power menu, press reboot and than recovery.
After 15 seconds you will be inside the recovery. Xperia devices don't have a seperate recovery partition.
Next time you want to outsmart somebody, find the facts first.
RootLord said:
i didn't backup boot.img??? what to do??
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Download an FTF file from here
Inside flashtool, untick everything except kernel.

Joery360 said:
Use an Xposed toolbox (Like GravityBox) to extend the power menu. Inside the power menu, press reboot and than recovery.
After 15 seconds you will be inside the recovery. Xperia devices don't have a seperate recovery partition.
Next time you want to outsmart somebody, find the facts first.
Download an FTF file from here
Inside flashtool, untick everything except kernel.
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can i flash on my rooted/locked bootloader??

RootLord said:
can i flash on my rooted/locked bootloader??
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Yes you can, make sure it looks like this in flashtool
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Joery360 said:
Yes you can, make sure it looks like this in flashtool
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i wanted to remove cwm recovery coz when i tried to flash some files using this CWM, but nothing installed . this is becuase of CWM or stock ROM??? and when i checked using rom manager it is showing both CWM and TWRP?? what to do?

RootLord said:
i wanted to remove cwm recovery coz when i tried to flash some files using this CWM, but nothing installed . this is becuase of CWM or stock ROM??? and when i checked using rom manager it is showing both CWM and TWRP?? what to do?
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ROM Manager doesn't work with any Xperia device

u can remove cwm by format sd card on recovery
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leonardlidwin said:
u can remove cwm by format sd card on recovery
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R u crazy
Sent from my C2104 using Tapatalk

it works for me...only format it when you are stuck at cwm and cannot go back even power off...its easy than flashing tft
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Joery360 said:
ROM Manager doesn't work with any Xperia device
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when i tried to flash some files using this CWM, but nothing installed . this is becuase of CWM or stock ROM???

RootLord said:
when i tried to flash some files using this CWM, but nothing installed . this is becuase of CWM or stock ROM???
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anyone reply???

RootLord said:
when i tried to flash some files using this CWM, but nothing installed . this is becuase of CWM or stock ROM???
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RootLord said:
anyone reply???
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If you want CWM/TWRP, install a kernel with one of these intergrated
If you want to remove CWM/TWRP, install a kernel without one of these intergrated

Joery360 said:
If you want CWM/TWRP, install a kernel with one of these intergrated
If you want to remove CWM/TWRP, install a kernel without one of these intergrated
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Joery360 said:
If you want CWM/TWRP, install a kernel with one of these intergrated
If you want to remove CWM/TWRP, install a kernel without one of these intergrated
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oops! sorry, i didn't read KERNEL ..... thanks for your help

T-Mobile Alcatel Pixi 7 (9006w) - What is safe to keep from ota.zip?

I captured the URL for today's OTA update on the T-Mobile Alcatel 9006w via logcat
Code:
wget -O 9006W-2ATBUS1-ota-update.zip http://g2slave-us-east-01.tctmobile.com/19d1572684cd9a2cfee8b0389e135120c36553fe/f74753b81536196fc732138ea00da035c00b8280/105022/69647
I want to use this and a system dump to create a stock rooted .zip, and possibly a separate firmware update.
I am pretty sure I can handle getting /system into a flashable .zip, but I have no idea where to start with a flashable firmware update. I have no clue where to start in order to make sure we don't break fastboot and/or TWRP.
Does anyone have any experience pulling the good stuff out of an OTA?

We should first get a flashable stock .zip. Then a flashable update .zip. We can always make a flashable firmware .zip later.
Sent from my T-Mobile LG G3, SlimLP 5.1.1 beta 0.7

Im currently working on a modified update.zip for us. I should know in a little bit how it all goes.

aclegg2011 said:
Im currently working on a modified update.zip for us. I should know in a little bit how it all goes.
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Hope it goes well. Keep us posted
Sent from my SM-N910T3 using Tapatalk

tone602 said:
Hope it goes well. Keep us posted
Sent from my SM-N910T3 using Tapatalk
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Ill know in a couple minutes here. You'll need to flash back to stock before doing the update.zip though. You can do the update through twrp np. Keep your fingers crossed.

Nah, no go.
Sent from Tmobile G3, SlimLP 5.1.1 beta v0.8

Dam. Hopefully we can get something soon. Wish I had one that was stock so I could see if ota breaks fastboot
Sent from my 9006W using Tapatalk

So I took the plunge. I fastbooted stock recovery and stock system.img. downloaded the update and installed it. I still had fastboot, was able to flash twrp and get root with the new update!
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aclegg2011 said:
So I took the plunge. I fastbooted stock recovery and stock system.img. downloaded the update and installed it. I still had fastboot, was able to flash twrp and get root with the new update!
View attachment 3490826
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Weird how I couldn't get the stock image and recovery on to get the update. Did you use the files on this post? Something I did wrong?
Sent from my 9006W using Tapatalk

tone602 said:
Weird how I couldn't get the stock image and recovery on to get the update. Did you use the files on this post? Something I did wrong?
Sent from my 9006W using Tapatalk
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Nah, just did..
Fastboot -I 0x1bbb flash recovery stock_recovery.img
Fastboot -I 0x1bbb flash system stock-system.img
Reboot to stock, accept the update and download. Install. Reboot to stock recovery. Boot into bootloader. Flash twrp. Itll ask to root and youll be good to go.
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aclegg2011 said:
Nah, just did..
Fastboot -I 0x1bbb flash recovery stock_recovery.img
Fastboot -I 0x1bbb flash system stock-system.img
Reboot to stock, accept the update and download. Install. Reboot to stock recovery. Boot into bootloader. Flash twrp. Itll ask to root and youll be good to go.
Sent from my Tmobile Alcatel OneTouch Pixi 7
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When I tried that I downloaded update then hit install. It just reboots to bootloader and not the system. Did yours hang where you have to hold the up and power button to reboot?
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tone602 said:
When I tried that I downloaded update then hit install. It just reboots to bootloader and not the system. Did yours hang where you have to hold the up and power button to reboot?
Sent from my 9006W using Tapatalk
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No. You have to reflash the stock recovery else the update won't start. Or it'll go to twrp and do nothing.
Sent from Tmobile G3, SlimLP 5.1.1 beta v0.8

aclegg2011 said:
No. You have to reflash the stock recovery else the update won't start. Or it'll go to twrp and do nothing.
Sent from Tmobile G3, SlimLP 5.1.1 beta v0.8
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Sweet ! Looks like it worked now ,
Thanks
Sent from my SM-N910T using Tapatalk

Anyway of making a video about how to do this?

I recently got a notification to download a newer update. I'm in the process of reverting to stock and allow the update to proceed. I would like to get a stock system image once that has completed. Please advise the best way to do this so that I can share it.
Thanks.

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Can anyone upload the stock firmware or any working firmware for this pixi 7 tablet that at least work in the ADB sideload recovery... plz...

[ROM][FLO]B2AOSP [aosp 6.0.0] [MRA58K] [2015-11-04]

BACK 2 AOSP
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[Background Information]
because of the lack of aosp marshmallow roms, I decided to upload my private build.
Back 2 aosp is nothing more than android 6.0 compiled from the source code provided by Google
[requirements]
twrp recovery 2.8.7
bootloader 04.05
[How to install]
Download rom https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24269982086987851
Download Banks Gapps http://download.dirtyunicorns.com/files/gapps/banks_gapps/BaNkS-Dynamic-GApps-6.x.x-10-20-15.zip
reboot to recovery
wipe data,system,cache,dalvik
install rom
install gapps
reboot system
[Gapps]
If you have installed a previous version you can remove both text files from your sdcard
Code:
/sdcard/.removefaceunlock
/sdcard/.removesetupwizard
[root]
Download latest supersu beta
reboot to recovery
install Supersu
Changelog
2015-11-04 simplified gapps install, kernel selinux to permissive
2015-10-16 Prevent losing twrp recovery
2015-10-14 Uploaded aosp 6.0.0

Reserved

Thanks for this will give a try tommorow
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk

Thanks, will give it a go...

ThehypnooToad said:
Thanks for this will give a try tommorow
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SHABBYLEA said:
Thanks, will give it a go...
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Thanks, let me know if everything went well

No go
Just tried. Followed steps, installed ROM successfully. However when attempting to install gapps restart to recovery goes to android recovery not twrp. Cannot then mount the sdcard to install gapps. Will try via ADB sideload later when I get back from work. Either way, the TWRP recovery gone.

murdoch1 said:
Just tried. Followed steps, installed ROM successfully. However when attempting to install gapps restart to recovery goes to android recovery not twrp. Cannot then mount the sdcard to install gapps. Will try via ADB sideload later when I get back from work. Either way, the TWRP recovery gone.
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hmm strange! I'll look at it.
When i flashed it, after the reboot i still had TWRP.....

lownoise said:
hmm strange! I'll look at it.
When i flashed it, after the reboot i still had TWRP.....
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I presume the only way back if that doesnt work is go flash stock rom and re-root and reflash recovery again?

murdoch1 said:
I presume the only way back if that doesnt work is go flash stock rom and re-root and reflash recovery again?
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Reflash recovery with fastboot should work.
Did you boot the tablet and is the rom working?

lownoise said:
Reflash recovery with fastboot should work.
Did you boot the tablet and is the rom working?
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Yes appears to be running very nicely....thanks for the tip.. I forgot all about fastboot......:laugh::laugh:

lownoise said:
Thanks, let me know if everything went well
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Before I flashed I updated twrp...unfortunately it wiped my device... Anyway, will download again and let you know...
Cheers...

Bug confirmed: twrp recovery is lost after installing ROM!
I'll fix it asap!

New version https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347838483
Changelog:
2015-10-16: Prevent losing twrp recovery after installing rom

Thanks

Hey ppl.
Just tried flashing this on my nexus 7 2013 flo how it says above but wen I hit reboot system it asked was I sure as device doesn't have a os on device dunno wot I done wrong anyway so I installed latest clean ROM stock rooted ROM and dirty flashed this over it never passed Google logo and went back into recovery so tried wiping again same thing happened so tried elementalx 5.0.2(6.0) kernel to see if it would boot but still no luck what am I doin wrong??
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toonarmy4life said:
Hey ppl.
Just tried flashing this on my nexus 7 2013 flo how it says above but wen I hit reboot system it asked was I sure as device doesn't have a os on device dunno wot I done wrong anyway so I installed latest clean ROM stock rooted ROM and dirty flashed this over it never passed Google logo and went back into recovery so tried wiping again same thing happened so tried elementalx 5.0.2(6.0) kernel to see if it would boot but still no luck what am I doin wrong??
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You aren't doing anything wrong!
Twrp doesn't recornize the file system because it is a block device image.
Do a full wipe including system, flash the zip file.
Reboot.
Ignore the twrp error!

lownoise said:
You aren't doing anything wrong!
Twrp doesn't recornize the file system because it is a block device image.
Do a full wipe including system, flash the zip file.
Reboot.
Ignore the twrp error!
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Just tried wiping system/data/caches then installed ROM and i ignored the message no os installed and rebooted device but it just reboots back to recovery after displaying the Google logo
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toonarmy4life said:
Just tried wiping system/data/caches then installed ROM and i ignored the message no os installed and rebooted device but it just reboots back to recovery after displaying the Google logo
Sent from my Nexus 7 using XDA Free mobile app
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Do you have multirom installed?
If so don't inject multirom in the kernel!
Multirom doesn't work with marshmallow kernel

lownoise said:
Do you have multirom installed?
If so don't inject multirom in the kernel!
Multirom doesn't work with marshmallow kernel
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I do use multirom so I'll uninstall multirom then try because it injects multirom automatically it doesn't give me a choice I don't think.
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toonarmy4life said:
I do use multirom so I'll uninstall multirom then try because it injects multirom automatically it doesn't give me a choice I don't think.
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It will give you a choice before you confirm to flash the zip file