Hello,
i am trying to put kitkat 4.4.4 onto my Xoom MZ604. whilst using trwp the program says that it has failed to wipe dalvik.
do you have any advise to correct this error?
thank you,
steven
Please do a Factory Reset in TWRP and then select Dalvik Cache as one to be wiped from Wipe menu.
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I have flashed a CM 10.1 ROM on my Galaxy S advance. I am using CWM 6, I diid wipe data/factory reset and wipe cache, and installed ZIP from SDcard and installed Gapps for 4.2.2 and then rebooted. WIFI is not listing the networks and I have to add my AP settings manually.
Does this behavior is attributed to not wiping Dalvik Cache.. ?
I have ClockworkMod Recovery. Reset to factory, wiped cache, wiped dalvik cache, installed rom, installed gapps. Tried 3 times and same result.
hallr88 said:
I have ClockworkMod Recovery. Reset to factory, wiped cache, wiped dalvik cache, installed rom, installed gapps. Tried 3 times and same result.
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Wipe and format SD card, cache and dalvik, make sure you are flashing the correct ROM for your phone, wipe dalvik and cache between any additional flash, like gapps, kernel.. Ect.. And you should be good
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hallr88 said:
I have ClockworkMod Recovery. Reset to factory, wiped cache, wiped dalvik cache, installed rom, installed gapps. Tried 3 times and same result.
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Try
WIPE Cache + WIPE Dalvik + FULL WIPE(WIPE DATA + FORMAT /system + FORMAT /boot)
Then INSTALL the ROM
Then INSTALL the GAPPS
Then WIPE Cache + WIPE Dalvik
Goodluck!
i've tried to wipe data/factory reset, wipe cache partition, wipe dalvik cahe, and mounts/format cache and data... but when i rebooted, its still boot looping... Help me!!:crying: tell me if there is another way to fix my Samsung galaxy tab 2 10.1... i've rooted this device.. do i have to unroot it? please help. thanks
oh yes, i've tried to format sd card, and it didnt working.. still boot looping
wiping data, cache, dalvik cache or sdcard won't help fix a bootloop!
You need to flash a custom/stock rom using recovery or odin mode in your tab.
samsungrockz said:
wiping data, cache, dalvik cache or sdcard won't help fix a bootloop!
You need to flash a custom/stock rom using recovery or odin mode in your tab.
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thanks for the reply.. but can you give me the instructions? or the link?
Hi, everytime I Try to do a Wipe cache or a Wipe data from Cyanogen Recovery it doesn't do a thing.
Log file says: "Wipe complete" but when I reboot the device it change anything.
It seems like a simple restart of the device.
Is there anyone like my situation? Thanks.
Hi guys,
I wanted to perform a factory reset without loosing the stock ROM for now.
I don't do this since a long time ago (I did that on M7) I just wanted to ask a confirmation about that on TWRP Recovery.
What I need to do? Is WIPE -> Advanced Wipe and select DATA, Internal Storage, Cache and Dalvik Cache enough?
Basically I can wipe everything except system and boot right?
I've read something about formatting partitions but I'm not sure.
EDIT: I've found this: TWRP --> WIPE --> Swipe to Factory Reset
No more else should be needed.