[Q] cant flash my Rom - Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hi so im a new developer and when i put
fastboot -w flashall a
ll it says is
error: neither -p product specified nor ANDROID_PRODUCT_OUT set
can anyone help
im im trying to make a rom for android 5.0
sorry i didn't post in the developers section but i havnt posted 10 times yet

poptarticus456 said:
Hi so im a new developer and when i put
fastboot -w flashall a
ll it says is
error: neither -p product specified nor ANDROID_PRODUCT_OUT set
can anyone help
im im trying to make a rom for android 5.0
sorry i didn't post in the developers section but i havnt posted 10 times yet
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Well, I don't use the flash-all script so I can't say for certain, but it seems you need to tell it what to flash (the name of the file) and where it is (path to your out directory).
I would just fasboot flash the boot and system images.
Also, questions never go in the dev section. Q&A is the proper place.

poptarticus456 said:
Hi so im a new developer and when i put
fastboot -w flashall a
ll it says is
error: neither -p product specified nor ANDROID_PRODUCT_OUT set
can anyone help
im im trying to make a rom for android 5.0
sorry i didn't post in the developers section but i havnt posted 10 times yet
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Just type in cmd: flash-all

gee2012 said:
Just type in cmd: flash-all
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Ty for the help i ran out of space on my hard drive so i got a fresh Linux so i was wondering is a aosp ROM better or cyanogenmod better both would be lollipop

poptarticus456 said:
Ty for the help i ran out of space on my hard drive so i got a fresh Linux so i was wondering is a aosp ROM better or cyanogenmod better both would be lollipop
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depends what you want. Its your choice really.

rootSU said:
depends what you want. Its your choice really.
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I like alot of features

poptarticus456 said:
I like alot of features
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Then you've answered your own question

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adb and fastboot for PowerPC Macs

I managed to successfully compile the adb and fastboot binaries for PowerPC by hacking the Android SDK a little bit. If you use a PowerPC Mac and would like to use it for debugging/etc Android device, you may find these interesting. (The apps were compiled under Leopard, I have no clue if they will also run on Tiger or not)
Word of warning: I don't take any responsibility if any of these apps kill your phone or the neighbors. You have been warned.
Known bugs: serial numbers are shown incorrectly in both apps, also you should run them from iTerm as they messed up the standard Terminal.app for me once.
Tested and working features (on a PowerBook 12" 1.5Ghz and an iBook G4):
adb:
shell
logcat
reboot
bugreport
push
pull
fastboot:
reboot
reboot-bootloader
flash (radio|hboot)
erase (system|boot)
acp:
Didn't test this one, I never used it, but seems like working.
Since I don't have any other machine ATM, I couldn't test the flash function yet, I'm planning to do that soon. Anybody curious enough to test, please reply with your results, so I can update the list. As always, donations are welcome
Just tested on my ibook g4!
It works fine! Thank You very much!
EDIT:
I used it to flash the new bootloader (1.33.013d) and the new radio (2.22.28.25_S) via fastboot.
Commands tested:
fastboot flash radio RADIO-2.22.28.25.img
fastboot flash hboot hboot-1.33.0013d.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot erase system -w
fastboot erase boot
fastboot reboot
Glad to hear that, I'll update the first post in a few minutes. Can you confirm the bug with the serial numbers or was it working for you?
Z0l said:
Glad to hear that, I'll update the first post in a few minutes. Can you confirm the bug with the serial numbers or was it working for you?
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The serial number isn't shown but appear "####"
iBook:android_ppc michele$ ./adb devices
List of devices attached
#### device
iBook:android_ppc michele$
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@Z0l, could you post a patch for the source?
I tried briefly to do exactly what you've managed to do, but no point in reinventing the wheel
Actually there is no patch What you should do is to checkout the froyo sdk with repo (this is important, because gingerbread requires java6, which is a bit problematic on ppc), copy the build/core/combo/HOST_darwin-x86.mk to HOST_darwin-ppc.mk, then issue the "make adb" and "make fastboot" from the top of the source. I think I received some warnings, but at the end the binaries were at out/host/darwin-ppc/bin. So, the actual commands are:
repo init -u git://git.android-x86.org/manifest.git -b froyo
repo sync
cp build/core/combo/HOST_darwin-x86.mk build/core/combo/HOST_darwin-ppc.mk
make adb
make fastboot
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Hope that helps. Also, make sure you do the compile on a case-sensitive filesystem (I created a case-sensitive dmg for that)
Does this still work with Gingerbread and ICS devices like the Nexus S and the Galaxy Nexus?
Thanks for answering in advance.
land.apfel
I'd say yes because I see no reason for them not to work. Although both adb and fastboot received updates, the fundamentals are the same.
OK, so I'll try them but I won't be able to use the backup feature, will I?
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using XDA
land.apfel said:
OK, so I'll try them but I won't be able to use the backup feature, will I?
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using XDA
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Could you elaborate a bit what you mean under backup? All the adb and fastboot commands worked when I tested them.
With backup I mean "$ ./adb backup".
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using XDA
These binaries were compiled long before ICS existed (adb backup is available since ICS), so I don't think it'll work. You can try compiling a new version yourself, unfortunately I no longer have access to a PPC dev environment.
That's why I've asked.
Unfortunately I'm too dumb to compile it by myself
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iBook G3
Hi there,
Sorry to bump such an old topic! But I think I have a (very?????) special case. Is it possible to compile the newer ICS Binaries..... for iBook G3 on 10.4.11?
I tried running these and I got the dreaded "Incompatible CPU subtype" so I assume they're for G4 and up. Is there a way this could be changed?
blackthund3r said:
Hi there,
Sorry to bump such an old topic! But I think I have a (very?????) special case. Is it possible to compile the newer ICS Binaries..... for iBook G3 on 10.4.11?
I tried running these and I got the dreaded "Incompatible CPU subtype" so I assume they're for G4 and up. Is there a way this could be changed?
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Sorry for the late reply, you cannot compile anything newer than GB on powerpc. Even GB needed the above trick, but since ICS requires a Java that never existed for powerpc, I think its impossible.
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Z0l said:
Sorry for the late reply, you cannot compile anything newer than GB on powerpc. Even GB needed the above trick, but since ICS requires a Java that never existed for powerpc, I think its impossible.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda app-developers app
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Haha ok fair enough the hardware is kinda old anyway. ;p
It's because when parents remove the Windows laptop I only have my iBook or athlon server left xD

Linux problem! (SOLVED)

Could any linux experts or guru help me with this? I was using "make clean" in the ubuntu terminal and after that I had this error measage: "bin/sh: command not found". I use the "make clean" cmd many times before without any problem. This error message happened right after using the make clean cmd... I am totally new to linux and android and trying to learning them. Could someonepoint me to the right direction please? Thanks.
LetMeKnow said:
Could any linux experts or guru help me with this? I was using "make clean" in the ubuntu terminal and after that I had this error measage: "bin/sh: command not found". I use the "make clean" cmd many times before without any problem. This error message happened right after using the make clean cmd... I am totally new to linux and android and trying to learning them. Could someonepoint me to the right direction please? Thanks.
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Your building a kernel??
Try this in the root of your kernel directory
Code:
make mrproper
lj50036 said:
Your building a kernel??
Try this in the root of your kernel directory
Code:
make mrproper
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Yes, I am trying to learn.... I will try your cmd, thanks.. Do you know what cause that error message?
LetMeKnow said:
Yes, I am trying to learn.... I will try your cmd, thanks.. Do you know what cause that error message?
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_that would know better then I :silly:
lj50036 said:
_that would know better then I :silly:
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Thanks lj... A double troubles...:crying: I am trying to learn two environments at the same time,, haha...
LetMeKnow said:
Could any linux experts or guru help me with this? I was using "make clean" in the ubuntu terminal and after that I had this error measage: "bin/sh: command not found". I use the "make clean" cmd many times before without any problem. This error message happened right after using the make clean cmd....
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Never seen this error when running "make clean". Were you in the correct directory?
(btw, I asked a moderator to move this question out of my kernel thread, as it is unrelated)
lj50036 said:
Your building a kernel??
Try this in the root of your kernel directory
Code:
make mrproper
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Thanks lj. make mrproper did not solve my issue... I am ended up with a hard way to resolve my issue, hehe...
_that said:
Never seen this error when running "make clean". Were you in the correct directory?
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Yes, I was in the right directory when I executed the cmd...
_that said:
(btw, I asked a moderator to move this question out of my kernel thread, as it is unrelated)
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I should not ask the question on your thread from the beginning with any way, sorry. I thought that I could keep all the kernel related information in one place so if someone would like to learn how to build the kernel can access to all the information even with the issues. I am sorry. It is my bad but it is a good intended purpose...

(needed) Developer willing to port custom recovery to the galaxy tab 4 8.0

Hi there are a few version of the Galaxy Tab 4 8.0 that have no support for a custom recovery.
Source files have been found and are ready to be worked with.
The devices we would like to bring support to are the:
T330NU source file:
http://www.4shared.com/zip/UG28maH2ce/SM-T330NU_NA_KK_Opensource.html
T335K source file:
http://www.4shared.com/zip/9Y4qzw1zce/SM-T335K_KK_Opensource.html
T335L source file:
http://www.4shared.com/zip/nZ4xmfNgba/SM-T335L_KK_Opensource.html
T337a source file:
http://www.4shared.com/zip/21kf9dZYce/SM-T337A_NA_KK_Opensource.html
Boot.img dumped from device T330NU:
http://www.4shared.com/file/nOAtJQbCba/boot.html
Recovery.img dumped from device T330NU:
http://www.4shared.com/file/mSkFIM0Bce/recovery.html
If ANYONE is willing or knows someone who could be willing to port a custom recovery to these devices it would be greatly appreciated if you could pass on the message and spread the word. If we all do work together we should be able to get this done.
There are many people who are willing to test the final work. Thanks in advance.
Hey, I am dedicated to get a recovery for this device also. I am pretty good with computers but have never worked on a recovery project. I do have Linux and can help if needed on anything.
There should be a guide on xda
smknutson said:
There should be a guide on xda
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I tried recovery builder but had no luck. Was not able to download files after building. Says build has been queud or something like that. Was having trouble getting the stock recovery img off of the phone.
Leonidas87 said:
I tried recovery builder but had no luck. Was not able to download files after building. Says build has been queud or something like that. Was having trouble getting the stock recovery img off of the phone.
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I have my stock recovery.img if needed
pre4speed said:
I have my stock recovery.img if needed
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Which Galaxy tab version do you have?
And have did you extract your stock recovery img?
Leonidas87 said:
Which Galaxy tab version do you have?
And have did you extract your stock recovery img?
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I have the 337a and yup pulled recovery.img and boot.img
pre4speed said:
I have the 337a and yup pulled recovery.img and boot.img
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My last message had a spelling mistake sorry about that. How did you pull those files tho? I've been having trouble on this device
Leonidas87 said:
My last message had a spelling mistake sorry about that. How did you pull those files tho? I've been having trouble on this device
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In terminal, type su dd if=/dev/emmc/"boot partition" of=/sdcard/recovery.img
I think you need to enter after su. It will save it to your sd. This is assuming root. You enter your boot partition in the quotes. Use this to find your partitions.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cls.partition
pre4speed said:
In terminal, type su dd if=/dev/emmc/"boot partition" of=/sdcard/recovery.img
I think you need to enter after su. It will save it to your sd. This is assuming root. You enter your boot partition in the quotes. Use this to find your partitions.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cls.partition
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Thanks for the help I think I understand. I have terminal ready and the app installed. Just not sure which partition is the one to fill in the quotations in the terminal.
I'm attaching pictures if that helps.
Also I'm sure I do not include the actual quotes when typing in terminal just to save myself from confusion. I do have root by the way
UPDATE:
THESE PICTURE WERE FOR MY GALAXY NOTE 3 DISRAGAURD THESE PHOTOS. My mistake I was on my phone when I read the message and tried to jump right into it
THERE ARE THE PHOTOS FROM MY GALAXY TAB 4.
These would be the correct locations I need clarification so I know which ones are boot and recovery for pulling/extracting in terminal.
These two represent your recovery and boot partitions. So in the quotes you'll put the mmcblk0p15 for recovery.img.
I found that pulling the recovery is that exact code, whereas pulling the boot was a different code, but found easily on the internet. I got the recovery easy, the boot was a little more work, but did get it.
pre4speed said:
These two represent your recovery and boot partitions. So in the quotes you'll put the mmcblk0p15 for recovery.img.
I found that pulling the recovery is that exact code, whereas pulling the boot was a different code, but found easily on the internet. I got the recovery easy, the boot was a little more work, but did get it.
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Think I am not typing it exactly how it needs to be. Even tried copy and pasting. So close but yet so far lol. I really think we have all been making progress the last few days. This would help if I could get it to work. Would be useful and handy to have a backup for each device variation.
Pic did not upload for me the first time. Backup did not work yet. I must be typing or copy and pasting wrong
I'm trying to remember how I did it. I believe you open terminal, type su then press enter, then type the rest. Let me do it again and see what my steps were.
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Ok, I'm sorry. The code I gave you is actually for the boot.img not recovery. Here is the right code. Sorry again.
Type it exactly as I did and you'll find the backup on your sdcard (not external). I actually found the correct code in the 7.7" tab thread. Lol http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1540641
pre4speed said:
I'm trying to remember how I did it. I believe you open terminal, type su then press enter, then type the rest. Let me do it again and see what my steps were.
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Ok, I'm sorry. The code I gave you is actually for the boot.img not recovery. Here is the right code. Sorry again.
Type it exactly as I did and you'll find the backup on your sdcard (not external). I actually found the correct code in the 7.7" tab thread. Lol http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1540641
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I'm just out right now but will give it a try as soon as I get home. Thanks again much help. Will report back.
Leonidas87 said:
I'm just out right now but will give it a try as soon as I get home. Thanks again much help. Will report back.
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Ok I have got both recovery and boot.img backed up/pulled. Finally lol thanks a lot
I think we have most of the necessary files to get the job done. If you say you have got you boot.img and recovery backed up and so do I. We have source files also. All we need now is for the recovery to be compiled. For a skilled experienced developer to finish up what we started probably would not be too hard. If only we had someone to really take the time with us with some of the next key steps. I am looking up guides and resources all over the Internet but nothing concrete to get the job done ?
Leonidas87 said:
I think we have most of the necessary files to get the job done. If you say you have got you boot.img and recovery backed up and so do I. We have source files also. All we need now is for the recovery to be compiled. For a skilled experienced developer to finish up what we started probably would not be too hard. If only we had someone to really take the time with us with some of the next key steps. I am looking up guides and resources all over the Internet but nothing concrete to get the job done ?
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Yeh, I hear that. Like I said before, I've got my buddies looking at it, but these devices that they don't own aren't a priority for them. I don't feel right bugging them about it every day. I'll see if there's anything I can find. I'm not a developer and get lost with code, but guides I can help to find if you have the build environment.
http://rootzwiki.com/topic/23903-how-to-compile-twrp-from-source/
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1943625
I am so lost with all that[emoji30]
Leonidas87 said:
Hi there are a few version of the Galaxy Tab 4 8.0 that have no support for a custom recovery.
If ANYONE is willing or knows someone who could be willing to port a custom recovery to these devices it would be greatly appreciated if you could pass on the message and spread the word. If we all do work together we should be able to get this done.
There are many people who are willing to test the final work. Thanks in advance.
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if you are able to install an omnirom build environment on linux i will make you a local_manifest and show how to build.

[GUIDE]How to build CM12 for flamingo

Hello all,
since we have unofficial nightlies but we don't have any tutorial how can we build our own package, I've decided to make one.
ATTENTION: I am not responsible for any damage you may cause to your phone. I MAY be wrong on this guide.
This guide is useful for those who:
1.) Want to learn building basics and get a bit into android development
2.) Don't like waiting for another nightly (I assume not, they come quite often)
3.) Want to contribute to our community by making custom ROMs
Prerequisites
1.) Linux computer 64-bit (I will use Ubuntu as example)
2.) Reasonable hardware (at least 4 GB RAM)
3.) At least 50 GB of free space on disc
4.) Reliable internet connection
5.) Patience and a bit of intelligence :good:
Instructions
1.) Follow this guide up to "Initialize the CyanogenMod source repository" step (don't execute this step).
What it does? This will prepare all the build packages and set build environment.
Yes, I'm aware that it is for Xperia T, but this part is pretty much the same.
2.) In the command window type
Code:
cd ~/android/system/
repo init -u git://github.com/CyanogenMod/android.git -b cm-12.1
What it does? This will initialize empty repository in /android/system directory.
3.) Add local manifest for flamingo device
Code:
mkdir -p ~/android/system/.repo/local_manifests
Copy sony.xml (in zip atteched down the thread) to the directory above
What it does? This step assures you'll download device-specific repositories.
4.) Download the source code
Code:
repo sync
What it does? This will download every single repository of CM12.1 (about 20 GB), takes long time, depending on your internet.
5.) Hack to compile sepolicy properly
Code:
cd external/sepolicy
git revert 79ff523ac99b339914ccaa754e068072d64da542
What it does? This reverts a commit causing a build error with our (not only our) device.
6.) Setup the build environment & prepare the device-specific code.
Code:
cd ~/android/system
. build/envsetup.sh
breakfast flamingo
What it does? This magic command sets up all needed commands and makefiles for build. See this page.
7.) Build
Code:
brunch flamingo
What it does? Simple - builds the CM. Speed depends on your hardware. Don't expect less than three hours for the first time.
Zip with kernel is ready in out/target/product/flamingo ready to install, congratulations :good:
If you have any questions, suggestions, errors, feel free to ask.
This post is reserved for the glory of satan
This tutorial also work for CM11 or only for cm12?
Moiremoi said:
This tutorial also work for CM11 or only for cm12?
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Actually cm-11.0 should be the same, just init with -b cm-11.0.
But I can't recommend it, because cm11 has never been fully finished for E3 and it was abandoned long time ago. Developers now focus on cm12.
can i make cm12 for Xperia E3 D2202 or D2212 using this methd ?????????????
tell me how
1.) Linux computer 64-bit (I will use Ubuntu as example)
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Only for this reason I can forget to create a CM 12 rom :/
If someone could create one for me, I'll donate for the hard work
My model is D2203
I will not communicate the ammount, it will be proportionnal to the ROM quality, cheers !
adrianocolvero said:
Mimimimimimimi i can pay! Ohhh rich boy, why don't you buy a better phone? You'll get a official cm12 not this junk who "developers" are cooking. Eat me, eat my meat and drink my blood, i love you sweet killer.
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Hue? Why I don't buy new phone?
Because I'm not that rich that you think
Why I want this ''junk'' devs are cooking?
Because Devs (if they are noobs or experienced) stay developpers, and we need them. Any
I'll not judge anyone if he's rich or poor, I just don't have the possibility to install linux on my computer (already running 2 versions of windows and a smartlaunch on linux), that why I'll reward people working on a ROM for E3 with money (only thing that interrest most people...)
About that:
Eat me, eat my meat and drink my blood, i love you sweet killer.
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I just don't understand ...
Exerath said:
Only for this reason I can forget to create a CM 12 rom :/
If someone could create one for me, I'll donate for the hard work
My model is D2203
I will not communicate the ammount, it will be proportionnal to the ROM quality, cheers !
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You don't need to wait, FXP has already enabled unofficial nightlies http://fxpblog.co/cyanogenmod/cyanogenmod-12/
yashkadam0012 said:
can i make cm12 for Xperia E3 D2202 or D2212 using this methd ?????????????
tell me how
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Source is ready only for european single SIM variant. I can't help you, I'm not a developer, I just adapted general guide for our device.
You don't need to wait, FXP has already enabled unofficial nightlies http://fxpblog.co/cyanogenmod/cyanogenmod-12/
Hi, I've downloaded this FXP-cm-12-20150101-UNOFFICIAL-flamingo.zip for D2203, I put it on internal SD but I'm unable to flash it. CWM says 'installation aborted (status 7).
Does anyone know what the problem is?.
Thanks
westroger said:
You don't need to wait, FXP has already enabled unofficial nightlies http://fxpblog.co/cyanogenmod/cyanogenmod-12/
Hi, I've downloaded this FXP-cm-12-20150101-UNOFFICIAL-flamingo.zip for D2203, I put it on internal SD but I'm unable to flash it. CWM says 'installation aborted (status 7).
Does anyone know what the problem is?.
Thanks
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Don't know, but try 20150127 build, it is the latest one.
Vynikal said:
Don't know, but try 20150127 build, it is the latest one.
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Thanks, Ive just tried that, but installation was aborted again, with the same error.
Has anyone hear actually flashed this UNNOFICIAL rom to their D2203 yet from the cmw that were all using.
Thanks.....
Vynikal said:
Don't know, but try 20150127 build, it is the latest one.
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I would love to make cm12 for e3 but more than 20gb download turn my plan to no cause i have slow internet. but why every one is stooped at seeing it need Ubuntu. I have Ubuntu and windows 7 dual boot and using Windows for everyday activities and Ubuntu for developing.
westroger said:
Thanks, Ive just tried that, but installation was aborted again, with the same error.
Has anyone hear actually flashed this UNNOFICIAL rom to their D2203 yet from the cmw that were all using.
Thanks.....
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Phone2203
HI, FXP-cm-12-20150105flamingo.zip is the latest release from FXP. I downloaded this file and placed it on the internal sd card.
I then booted into recovery and selected install from zip, but every time I do that, the recovery says 'Installation aborted'
this device is leo.
Error in storage/sdcard1/FXP-cm-12-20150105flamingo.zip
(Status 7)
Does anyone hear know if this rom should flash ok, or am I doing something wrong,.
Thanks for any help
You can't flash it from cwm recovery it need to be flashed on fastboot so flash it with fastboot.
Sent From My Sony Xperia E3 D2212 using XDA app.
Great to see you started on with E3, @Vynikal.
Way to go. :good:
P.S. You are on the Portal too. Congrats
br
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HOW ?
vinay said:
You can't flash it from cwm recovery it need to be flashed on fastboot so flash it with fastboot.
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and HOW to do THAT?
You can't flash it from cwm recovery it need to be flashed on fastboot so flash it with fastboot.
I unzipped the zip file and copied the image file to fastboot firmwares folder and tried to flash it, it installed cmw12 but other than that the phone was bricked, just a black screen. I had to start over and go back to stock and re-root etc....
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and HOW to do THAT?
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I know people just can,t use fastboot easily so i made a tool try it.http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=58432130&postcount=29 and make sure you have all drivers installed before proceeding.
Sent From My Sony Xperia E3 D2212 using XDA app.
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Phone2203
HI, FXP-cm-12-20150105flamingo.zip is the latest release from FXP. I downloaded this file and placed it on the internal sd card.
I then booted into recovery and selected install from zip, but every time I do that, the recovery says 'Installation aborted'
this device is leo.
Error in storage/sdcard1/FXP-cm-12-20150105flamingo.zip
(Status 7)
Does anyone hear know if this rom should flash ok, or am I doing something wrong, or
am I on the wrong forum to get this answered - if so which forum should I be in.....
Thanks for any help
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i tried deleting the assert line in updater-script. successfully flashed it. but it's stuck in cyanogen logo.
noobAKO said:
i tried deleting the assert line in updater-script. successfully flashed it. but it's stuck in cyanogen logo.
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Hi, thanks for replying..
Anyway, I know this can be done but, there is no update script in the zip - FXP-cm-12-20150105flamingo.zip.
Do you know why that is.
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Question How to fix fastboot: error: ANDROID_PRODUCT_OUT not set ?

Hello everyone,
I am trying to flash the vbmeta e GSI ROMs on my tablet TB128FU but I am receiving an error message on fastboot.
For instance, if I try:
fastboot --disable-verity --disable-verification flash vbmeta (location of the vbmeta file)
I get the message:
fastboot: error: ANDROID_PRODUCT_OUT not set
How do I fix this error??
Thank you!
the environment variable ANDROID_PRODUCT_OUT should be set to the directory containing the binary images.
nexuspb said:
the environment variable ANDROID_PRODUCT_OUT should be set to the directory containing the binary images.
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Thank you. It worked
nexuspb said:
the environment variable ANDROID_PRODUCT_OUT should be set to the directory containing the binary images.
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I am getting the same error. Can you please tell me how to set the variable as you are suggesting?
BobbyBoy123 said:
I am getting the same error. Can you please tell me how to set the variable as you are suggesting?
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if you have linux just type
export NAME=VALUE in your terminal
if you have windows, u need to set some environment variable in ur settings idk
BobbyBoy123 said:
I am getting the same error. Can you please tell me how to set the variable as you are suggesting?
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You need to type the following on a CMD prompt (Windows)
set ANDROID_PRODUCT_OUT = c:/(location of the folder in which you have platform tools installed)
I hope it's understandable. Good luck!
nexuspb said:
the environment variable ANDROID_PRODUCT_OUT should be set to the directory containing the binary images.
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I'm not quite sure I understand what this means. Mind explaining a bit more.
Probaholic1 said:
I'm not quite sure I understand what this means. Mind explaining a bit more.
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He means, that you gotta open your terminal (cmd, powershell, etc.) on the directory (folder) where you saved your file (or at least be in the same folder)...
Go where your file is, shift + right clic on it and you should see an option that says open in terminal
thanks it worked!
I experience Android_Product_out not set and
I dont know what to do pls check on attached files to see where I failed.
Thanks
Kelv0804 said:
I experience Android_Product_out not set and
I dont know what to do pls check on attached files to see where I failed.
Thanks
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This issue was likely caused by Google replacing the working platform-tools 34.0.1 release with a broken one. Use 33.0.3 for the time being. Thanks Strcat for helping me.
Thanks!
Skykingrgc said:
This issue was likely caused by Google replacing the working platform-tools 34.0.1 release with a broken one. Use 33.0.3 for the time being. Thanks Strcat for helping me.
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this is the best solution, I spent hours trying to fix the same problem and nothing worked, I changed the version as you said and it worked immediately. here is the link where I find version 33.0.3 and others. https://androidsdkmanager.azurewebsites.net/Platformtools
eduardinho30 said:
this is the best solution, I spent hours trying to fix the same problem and nothing worked, I changed the version as you said and it worked immediately. here is the link where I find version 33.0.3 and others. https://androidsdkmanager.azurewebsites.net/Platformtools
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Thank you so much, that worked first time! I'd been trying to flash TWRP recovery on my Xperia for 2 weeks now, thinking windows 10 didn't support my phone's bootloader, when all the time it was the wrong platform tools version.
Dave
Skykingrgc said:
This issue was likely caused by Google replacing the working platform-tools 34.0.1 release with a broken one. Use 33.0.3 for the time being. Thanks Strcat for helping me.
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Thanks for the hint about platform-tools 34 being broken. I initially ran into the ANDROID_PRODUCT_OUT not set error and landed here via DuckDuckGo. Fixed it by setting it to the platform-tools path and was able to flash the stock ROM image I downloaded from Google to my Pixel 4a, but then it wouldn't boot. Using platform-tools 33.0.3 fixed it. Thanks a lot!
(For reference: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/268872725)
Skykingrgc said:
This issue was likely caused by Google replacing the working platform-tools 34.0.1 release with a broken one. Use 33.0.3 for the time being. Thanks Strcat for helping me.
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Thanx for the Skykingrgc for helping me its 100% working
Whew. I hope things are okay now with my Pixel 6. I used my new work machine which I just set up a couple of weeks ago. It looks like I installed some variety of 34.0.1 on it. I initially got the ANDROID_PRODUCT_OUT error. After setting that in the environment and re-flashing, I got some of those weird "Warning: skip copying..." messages, but everything appears to working. It booted okay, root is working fine, and all the versions of everything are reported correctly in Settings/About. I've since replaced my platform_tools with 33.0.3, but do you think there's anything I need to be concerned about? Is next month's update going to end up screwed up somehow now?
Skykingrgc said:
This issue was likely caused by Google replacing the working platform-tools 34.0.1 release with a broken one. Use 33.0.3 for the time being. Thanks Strcat for helping me.
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Thanks bro

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