I was trying to flash a custom ROM on my moto g xt1033. I used choosing the zip from USB otg after wiping and formatting everyrhing but. It flashed but a black screen came instead of cm logo and I was stuck at welcome to cm screen without touchscreen working. http://forum.xda-developers.com/mot...4-4-4-help-t3019082/post58587594#post58587594
Then I tried side loading or pushing method. But problem is adb commands are not working in fastboot mode. They are working when phone is switched on. (Adb devices show serial number and device in normal mode) Fastboot commands are working fine in fastboot mode but not adb. When I type adb devices in fastboot mode there is nothing after list of device attached. So adb push or adb side load give me waiting for device or device not found result. Is it normal. Earlier I have latest Motorola device manager and latest android SDK. Tried uninstalling and installing them, tried changing USB ports, tried rebooting the phone and restarting windows pc several times but still no luck.!!
Yes, it's normal that ADB commands do not work in Fastboot mode. But you can access custom recovery from the fastboot screen.
@lost101 if adb commands do not work in fastboot mode then how "adb sideload" works when we clean install a ROM? Many threads at XDA say it should work
Guru.Eclairs said:
@lost101 if adb commands do not work in fastboot mode then how "adb sideload" works when we clean install a ROM? Many threads at XDA say it should work
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You have to be in a custom recovery (TWRP, CWM, Philz Touch) and enable the 'adb sideload' option.
lost101 said:
You have to be in a custom recovery (TWRP, CWM, Philz Touch) and enable the 'adb sideload' option.
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I have latest philz touch. Also tried twrp..but adb still not working in fastboot mode or recovery mode. The device disappears from My Computer area when in fastboot
Guru.Eclairs said:
I have latest philz touch. Also tried twrp..but adb still not working in fastboot mode or recovery mode. The device disappears from My Computer area when in fastboot
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It doesn't work on all versions of Windows; I think I've had it working in Windows 7. But I mainly use it in Linux - where no driver is required.
I also have windows 7.. Thanks Anyway
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I also have windows 7.. Thanks Anyway
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It's a driver issue. Your phone is not being recognised. If you boot a Linux LiveCD from DVD / USB, you can access recovery mode ADB that way.
sudo apt-get install android-tools-fastboot
Not sure if this will help but, after completely wiping my phone, I installed TWRP using fastboot commands, booted to TWRP, mount, copy ROM to moto g, and install using TWRP.
If you are in fastboot mode, type fastboot devices and see what happens.
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Not sure if this will help but, after completely wiping my phone, I installed TWRP using fastboot commands, booted to TWRP, mount, copy ROM to moto g, and install using TWRP.
If you are in fastboot mode, type fastboot devices and see what happens.
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Fastboot Devices command works flawlessly in fastboot mode. I can flash .IMG files. But none of adb commands working. When I type adb devices there is no result after List of Devices attached. So I can't sideload anything
I'm not 100% sure how adb works on the moto g but I don't think adb commands work in fastboot mode. When I connect my moto G to my computer after the ROM has booted and I am at the phone's desktop, I type "adb devices" and I see my device listed. Then I type "adb reboot-bootloader" to get into fastboot mode and adb commands no longer work.
I have Philz Touch on my Moto G and sideloading is an option. I don't think you can side load from fastboot.
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I'm not 100% sure how adb works on the moto g but I don't think adb commands work in fastboot mode. When I connect my moto G to my computer after the ROM has booted and I am at the phone's desktop, I type "adb devices" and I see my device listed. Then I type "adb reboot-bootloader" to get into fastboot mode and adb commands no longer work.
I have Philz Touch on my Moto G and sideloading is an option. I don't think you can side load from fastboot.
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If adb doesn't work in fastboot mode then whats the propose of word "sideload"
Guru.Eclairs said:
If adb doesn't work in fastboot mode then whats the propose of word "sideload"
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I have no idea as I have never used adb to install anything except apk files when the phone has been booted to the desktop.
I always use fastboot commands to install recovery and install stock ROMs.
Using adb to side load may refer to the aibility to install files while the phone is running.
http://www.geek.com/mobile/what-is-adb-and-how-do-i-use-it-1461697/
audit13 said:
I have no idea as I have never used adb to install anything except apk files when the phone has been booted to the desktop.
I always use fastboot commands to install recovery and install stock ROMs.
Using adb to side load may refer to the aibility to install files while the phone is running.
http://www.geek.com/mobile/what-is-adb-and-how-do-i-use-it-1461697/
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OK leave it. Do you have any idea how to increase 2g/3g speed. Any trick/mod/script?? I flashed cm11 quarx build and internet is painfully slow
Edit- no sideload means pushing a flashable zip to the root of internal storage when phone is in recovery mode. We do it for clean installing ROMs.(Format and wipe everything). After format there is no operating system left in phone so we do sideload rom
Guru.Eclairs said:
OK leave it. Do you have any idea how to increase 2g/3g speed. Any trick/mod/script?? I flashed cm11 quarx build and internet is painfully slow
Edit- no sideload means pushing a flashable zip to the root of internal storage when phone is in recovery mode. We do it for clean installing ROMs.(Format and wipe everything). After format there is no operating system left in phone so we do sideload rom
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Sorry, I don't know how to increase speed except try a different radio/modem on your phone. I rarely use data on my phone because I have an iPad with LTE.
Guru.Eclairs said:
Fastboot Devices command works flawlessly in fastboot mode. I can flash .IMG files. But none of adb commands working. When I type adb devices there is no result after List of Devices attached. So I can't sideload anything
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Sounds like your fastboot driver is working fine but your adb driver is not...go into your custom recovery and then check Device Manager in Windows to see if you have all your drivers working properly.
If you are having adb driver issues you could try the Universal adb driver setup file attached.
adb commands don't work in fastboot mode. Install a recovery (Preferably TWRP because I forget how CWM's adb sideload works). For TWRP, go to advanced, then adb sideload. Make sure to install the adb drivers tho, or else the sideload won't work. If you're sticking with stock, press the Vol+ button for about 15 secs, then tap the power button. Use the Vol- and + keys too scroll. There should be an option like "Install firmware through adb" or something. Scroll to that, then hit the power button to go to that option. Then, just sideload the firmware.
Check device manager 1st phone is conected properly
adb has no relation to fastboot.adb will not work while in fastboot, it never worked that way either.
There is no sideload while in fastboot, you're confusing it with the adb sideload, that has nothing to do with fastboot.
Reading and comprehension are desirable here.
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I want to root my tablet so I flashed TWRP 2.6.0.0 using fastboot everything works fine.
But now I want to install the zip to root the tablet, problem is TWRP cannot mount any storage, internal sdcard external sdcard nothing at all is alway says E:Can't mount 'xxx' on anything I tap.
I tried CWM, and 2.5.0.0 and nothing seems to work.
I can boot fine in the stock OS, everything works fine but that
My bootloader is 10.6.1.27.1-20130711
Can anyone help me?
Ok now it is bad, I tried to factory reset using the bootloader (power + volume down)
It booted in the buged TWRP and now it keeps booting in TWRP and I cannot even reach the bootloader
Try using adb commands to boot into bootloader.
ADB reboot-bootloader is the command that I think you must use. Of course, use adb devices to see if your tab is listed.
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aarsyl said:
Try using adb commands to boot into bootloader.
ADB reboot-bootloader is the command that I think you must use. Of course, use adb devices to see if your tab is listed.
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I cannot get this to work on Windows 8, I have Asus Transformer ADB interface lister in device manager but I cannot see my device with the adb devices command.
Also, in TWRP when I try adb sideload it says failed.
win 8 is the worst OS you want to use when it comes to fastboot/adb (even with secpol.msc full admin access)
get your hands on a win7 / vista /xp
oh and TWRP2.6 is kinda bugged - flash 2.5 or lower
check this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=44244313&postcount=12 but skip the steps you dont need (system, data userdata etc.)
cheers & gl
-Buster
Buster99 said:
win 8 is the worst OS you want to use when it comes to fastboot/adb (even with secpol.msc full admin access)
get your hands on a win7 / vista /xp
oh and TWRP2.6 is kinda bugged - flash 2.5 or lower
check this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=44244313&postcount=12 but skip the steps you dont need (system, data userdata etc.)
cheers & gl
-Buster
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I'm now on my laptop with Win7,
Ok so I tried to reset my device with a needle, but I cannot get it to the bootloader.
Still stuck in TWRP, I tried to go with ADB, I installer google usb driver from Android SDK, I cannot get it to be recognized by ADB, in the device manager I only see Transformer with a yellow "!", I tried with the Asus usb driver, nothing either.
Is there something else I can do to get this recognized with ADB? (fastboot doesn't work either)
I tried unpluging all, uninstalling all and reinstalling like 3 times.
Thanks for your help
Matiosse said:
I'm now on my laptop with Win7,
Ok so I tried to reset my device with a needle, but I cannot get it to the bootloader.
Still stuck in TWRP, I tried to go with ADB, I installer google usb driver from Android SDK, I cannot get it to be recognized by ADB, in the device manager I only see Transformer with a yellow "!", I tried with the Asus usb driver, nothing either.
Is there something else I can do to get this recognized with ADB? (fastboot doesn't work either)
I tried unpluging all, uninstalling all and reinstalling like 3 times.
Thanks for your help
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fastboot should work. hold Vol-down and reset the device and keep vol-down pressed. it should go to fastboot. when you're in fastboot connect it to your laptop and see if the OS recognized your device - if not you have a driver issue. resolve that by installing the asus driver or the newest google generic drivers.
when you can see your device on dosprompt/powershel with fastboot devices then continue with getting recovery to work.
btw- stuck in twrp means? booting twrp (teamwin screen) but not responding?
good luck
-Buster
The problem is I cannot even get into fastboot, it keeps booting into TWRP, I tried to reset the tab with a needle, but I cannot reach fastboot in any ways
Matiosse said:
The problem is I cannot even get into fastboot, it keeps booting into TWRP, I tried to reset the tab with a needle, but I cannot reach fastboot in any ways
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but you are still able to boot into android?
I was until I tried a factory reset, it wasn't working in Android so I did it in the fastboot menu.
Matiosse said:
I was until I tried a factory reset, it wasn't working in Android so I did it in the fastboot menu.
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can you boot into twrp? and i mean just boot into it? so that you see install, backup, restore etc. buttons?
if yes - twrp has an adb mode
connect your tab in twrp to your pc (check that you can see it - adb devices) if yes type: adb reboot bootloader
and you should boot into that. test it with fastboot devices.
most important thing is that you get into fastboot or a working recovery to flash or prepare to flash a (custom) rom back onto your device.
Buster
I can get in TWRP on 2.5.0.0
But when I try ADB sideload it fails
The message is ADB sideload complete - Failed in red + lots of errors like Unable to mount '/data' '/cache' /system' pratically everything (note that I had the same problem of mounting when I was able to boot into Android)
Matiosse said:
I can get in TWRP on 2.5.0.0
But when I try ADB sideload it fails
The message is ADB sideload complete - Failed in red + lots of errors like Unable to mount '/data' '/cache' /system' pratically everything (note that I had the same problem of mounting when I was able to boot into Android)
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learn to crawl before you run :angel:
Well I rooted 4 different android device and not a single one of them wasn't able to mount anything in recovery mod. I knew exactly what I was doing until I got in the recovery mod who won't even recognize my internal storage meanwhile I was able to perfectly boot in Android
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Well I rooted 4 different android device and not a single one of them wasn't able to mount anything in recovery mod. I knew exactly what I was doing until I got in the recovery mod who won't even recognize my internal storage meanwhile I was able to perfectly boot in Android
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dude - you can't boot into android anymore, you can't boot into fastboot to your own accord - yet you try to sideload stuff in twrp for what ever reason.
i gave you more hints and tips in my previous posts and link to get it to work yet it eems you did none.
so don't get me wrong - but what excactly is your goal here?
My goal is to get it working again...
I don't know if you've been reading my post but I did try everything you told me without sucess.
None of the tips I tried got me adb or fastboot working the sideload mode of TWRP doesn't work.
Matiosse said:
My goal is to get it working again...
I don't know if you've been reading my post but I did try everything you told me without sucess.
None of the tips I tried got me adb or fastboot working the sideload mode of TWRP doesn't work.
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yes i read your posts - but im still unclear what you are trying to accomplish with sideload?
ok from the start:
when in twrp - connect your tab to your laptop - is windows working with it (drivers ok?) "adb devices" shows the device? if yes - adb reboot-bootloader (or fastboot reboot bootloader, not quite sure atm since i'm at work without micro usb cable) when issued the command is the tab rebooting? - and if yes, is it rebooting into twrp or fastboot? what screen is shown after that?
-B
ok from the start:
when in twrp - connect your tab to your laptop - is windows working with it (drivers ok?)
Windows isn't working with it, I tried Google usb driver, asus usb driver, universal adb driver, none of them work, this is where i'm stuck
"adb devices" shows the device? if yes - adb reboot-bootloader (or fastboot reboot bootloader, not quite sure atm since i'm at work without micro usb cable) when issued the command is the tab rebooting? - and if yes, is it rebooting into twrp or fastboot? what screen is shown after that?
Matiosse said:
ok from the start:
when in twrp - connect your tab to your laptop - is windows working with it (drivers ok?)
Windows isn't working with it, I tried Google usb driver, asus usb driver, universal adb driver, none of them work, this is where i'm stuck
"adb devices" shows the device? if yes - adb reboot-bootloader (or fastboot reboot bootloader, not quite sure atm since i'm at work without micro usb cable) when issued the command is the tab rebooting? - and if yes, is it rebooting into twrp or fastboot? what screen is shown after that?
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when its connected - is device manager at least showing it as faulty or not at all? (yellow triangle exclamation mark thingy, i just installed asus on my VM) -> see attached file
UPDATE: I succeeded to go in fastboot mode
I couldn't get my tab to be recognized by windows so I installer my Nexus 4 using the toolkit, when it was succesfully installed I could manually install my tab since the "android devices" option appeared in the list when you want to manually install a driver in the devices manager. So I could choose Asus ADB interface.
Now I can boot into Android, but it will go into TWRP as soon as I restart my tablet.
Now I will try the link you sent me to get TWRP recognize my storage so I can flash a new rom, I will let you know if something go wrong.
Thanks for helping
I need to restore to stock firmware to get Lollipop, but adb won't recognise my phone in cmd, thus I can't follow this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2542219 . I installed the Motorola Drivers from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2550635 , and I have the Motorola Device Manager installed. MotoTool picks up my device and is able to boot it into fastboot and install CWM or TWRP, but when I try to flash stock recovery using MotoTool it either gives me a 'no command' screen or doesn't work at all. Anyone having the same problem/know how to fix this? I'm on the Moto G 2013 XT1032 British retail.
EDIT: I fixed it! I replaced Moto Tool's stock recovery with the one that was included in here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...3#post54872143 then used Moto Tool to flash it, as that recognised my phone. I could then download the OTA as normal and installed it like a regular update. Enjoying Lollipop!
If the phone is in fastboot mode, try using fastboot commands on your computer. At the command prompt, type fastboot devices to see of your phone's serial # appears.
Do you have USB debugging enabled in settings?
Are you opening cmd in the directory where fastboot and adb were installed?
Are you sure you installed adb and fastboot correctly?
audit13 said:
If the phone is in fastboot mode, try using fastboot commands on your computer. At the command prompt, type fastboot devices to see of your phone's serial # appears.
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SammyP6 said:
Do you have USB debugging enabled in settings?
Are you opening cmd in the directory where fastboot and adb were installed?
Are you sure you installed adb and fastboot correctly?
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Yes to both of these, I was in fastboot and 'adb devices' came back with nothing even though I was in the directory where adb and fastboot were installed and the phone had USB debugging enabled. I fixed it a different way though, I replaced Moto Tool's stock recovery with the one that was included in here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=54872143#post54872143 then used Moto Tool to flash it as that recognised my phone. I could then download the OTA as normal and installed it like a regular update.
Adb commands won't work when the phone is in fastboot mode from what I have seen.
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Adb commands won't work when the phone is in fastboot mode from what I have seen.
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They didn't work at all, no matter what mode I was in. All sorted now though.
Fithboy said:
They didn't work at all, no matter what mode I was in. All sorted now though.
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It's great you that got the issue sorted out.
Post your solution in case it may help other users down the road. Thanks.
Hello guys. I have HTC Sensation, Bootloader unlocked, S-ON, HBOOT-1.27.0000
Yesterday I tried to flash TWRP using fastboot. I have downloaded ADB drivers and also HTC drivers. Connected device and everything was working good. ADB showed my device serial number (or what it is, I don't remember) when I type "adb devices" in command. Then I typed "cd Downloads" to point to download directory (this is where I have twrp.img) and at least "adb reboot bootloader" . Device rebooted into bootloader, but, suddenly, popup appeared on my laptop, it was saying "USB device not recognized". I have closed it and go into command, I typed "adb devices" again, but it didn't show anything at this time. Then I run command "fastboot flash recovery twrp.img" and it returned "Waiting for device...".
After no luck., I have tried to install twrp.img though Flashify. It successfully flashed. I go into recovery, make a backup, perform clean wipe and tried to flash CM12. But it didn't flash. Then I go to restore tab but I can't see my backup. So, TWRP is not flashing anything, I have even tried stock ROM, also it's not backing up things. So now, I'm in bootloop, no OS is installed on my sensation and every time I boot up device, it automatically going into recovery.
I have laptop running Windows 10. I want to make ADB working in bootloader mode or make TWRP working to flash something.
Thanks in advance.
DroidTwe4kz said:
Hello guys. I have HTC Sensation, Bootloader unlocked, S-ON, HBOOT-1.27.0000
Yesterday I tried to flash TWRP using fastboot. I have downloaded ADB drivers and also HTC drivers. Connected device and everything was working good. ADB showed my device serial number (or what it is, I don't remember) when I type "adb devices" in command. Then I typed "cd Downloads" to point to download directory (this is where I have twrp.img) and at least "adb reboot bootloader" . Device rebooted into bootloader, but, suddenly, popup appeared on my laptop, it was saying "USB device not recognized". I have closed it and go into command, I typed "adb devices" again, but it didn't show anything at this time. Then I run command "fastboot flash recovery twrp.img" and it returned "Waiting for device...".
After no luck., I have tried to install twrp.img though Flashify. It successfully flashed. I go into recovery, make a backup, perform clean wipe and tried to flash CM12. But it didn't flash. Then I go to restore tab but I can't see my backup. So, TWRP is not flashing anything, I have even tried stock ROM, also it's not backing up things. So now, I'm in bootloop, no OS is installed on my sensation and every time I boot up device, it automatically going into recovery.
I have laptop running Windows 10. I want to make ADB working in bootloader mode or make TWRP working to flash something.
Thanks in advance.
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adb doesn't work in bootloader, only fastboot
when you enter in bootlaoder choose fastboot
in the hboot screen you will see fastboot usb
then you can use any fastboot command
i suggest to change the recovery to 4ext
http://d-h.st/rG7
extract the recovery.img and flash it via fastboot command
then before flashing the new rom from 4ext enable smartflash from it(because you are on S-ON)
rzr86 said:
adb doesn't work in bootloader, only fastboot
when you enter in bootlaoder choose fastboot
in the hboot screen you will see fastboot usb
then you can use any fastboot command
i suggest to change the recovery to 4ext
http://d-h.st/rG7
extract the recovery.img and flash it via fastboot command
then before flashing the new rom from 4ext enable smartflash from it(because you are on S-ON)
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It doesn't even works in fastboot too :/ So I can't use any fastboot command
DroidTwe4kz said:
It doesn't even works in fastboot too :/ So I can't use any fastboot command
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Probably win 10 is the issue
rzr86 said:
Probably win 10 is the issue
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Drivers and SDK is compatible with Windwos 10. I don't think it's the problem, but thanks anyways.
DroidTwe4kz said:
Drivers and SDK is compatible with Windwos 10. I don't think it's the problem, but thanks anyways.
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use usb 2.0 ports not 3.0
if nothing works then a ruu.exe to return back to stock
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1672425
by the way did you enable usb debugging mode from settings?
rzr86 said:
use usb 2.0 ports not 3.0
if nothing works then a ruu.exe to return back to stock
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1672425
by the way did you enable usb debugging mode from settings?
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OK thanks, I'll try them.
Well, I'm not that much noob USB Debugging is enabled.
Hi guys,
I have a rooted Device with CM and TWRP installed, but someting happenend using the device and my Moto G got stuck on startup logo and Recovery TWRP logo, with adb I have acess to adb shell but everything else like adb reboot bootloader etc doesn't seems to work, with adb shell I have realized that the TWRP wasn't running 'cause when I use the interface on shell I get this message
$twrp wipe cache
"TWRP does not appear to be running. Waiting for TWRP to start"
Is there any way to install a new recovery via adb shell or reinstall a new rom, factory reset or something like that to make my cellphone work again?
Thanks,
If you are okay to wipe internal storage, the following fastboot command will probably make TWRP load again:
fastboot erase userdata
fastboot flash recovery newrecovery.img - is a way to reflash recovery, however the above command may still be required.
The problem is that with fastboot the device is not recognized, only when I open the recovery mode...
The logo freezes but the device is reconigzed with adb devices...
gconsentini said:
The problem is that with fastboot the device is not recognized, only when I open the recovery mode...
The logo freezes but the device is reconigzed with adb devices...
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What OS are you using? Maybe try the ADB commands:
adb shell
wipe data
lost101 said:
What OS are you using? Maybe try the ADB commands:
adb shell
wipe data
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It's the latest CM
I'll try, but the last time I got this message.
"TWRP does not appear to be running. Waiting for TWRP to start . . .
Press CTRL + C to quit."
EDIT
using
adb shell
twrp wipe data
happened the same above
gconsentini said:
It's the latest CM
I'll try, but the last time I got this message.
"TWRP does not appear to be running. Waiting for TWRP to start . . .
Press CTRL + C to quit."
EDIT
using
adb shell
twrp wipe data
happened the same above
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I meant what OS on PC are you using. Stop adding the phrase 'twrp' - type the command as I wrote it.
lost101 said:
I meant what OS on PC are you using. Stop adding the phrase 'twrp' - type the command as I wrote it.
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Sorry, I'm using Windows 10, if I use only wipe data, the command wipe is not reconigzed.
Can you enter fastboot mode by holding vol down and powering phone on?
lost101 said:
Can you enter fastboot mode by holding vol down and powering phone on?
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yes, but when I connect the phone usb and use fastboot devices
it has no devices on the list
gconsentini said:
yes, but when I connect the phone usb and use fastboot devices
it has no devices on the list
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There are many threads on Win10 and usb driver issues. If you don't want to try to fix fastboot on Windows, you could boot into a Ubuntu Linux LiveCD and install fastboot there.
lost101 said:
There are many threads on Win10 and usb driver issues. If you don't want to try to fix fastboot on Windows, you could boot into a Ubuntu Linux LiveCD and install fastboot there.
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Yes, I thought about that too =x
SOLVED
Guys the problem was that I've not installed the drivers before, after doing this, I just installed the stock rom from motorola.
Thanks
gconsentini said:
SOLVED
Guys the problem was that I've not installed the drivers before, after doing this, I just installed the stock rom from motorola.
Thanks
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Hey i'm having the same issue, would you mind telling me how you re-flashed the Motorola rom, Thanks
thomasswan5547 said:
Hey i'm having the same issue, would you mind telling me how you re-flashed the Motorola rom, Thanks
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Install the Minimal Fastboot & ADB package and the Motorola USB drivers, use the mfastboot package and install the stock ROM as per the instructions provided, but ignore the disassembly part, unless you have your phone does not respond to keypresses.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=71328823&postcount=915
hi, im new in this android arena and this is my first time using smartphone so please forgive my noobness.
i want to root my phone Xiaomi Redmi 5A and i follow some tutorial on youtube where he told to use Minimal ADB & fastboot, TWRP, lazyflasher noverity and lastly Magisk.
im flashing my phone using this command on ADB:
fastboot devices
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
fastboot reboot
i guess this is it so im rebooting my phone to get into twrp recovery mode by pressing volume up+power but it showed xiaomi stock recovery instead not twrp recovery.
so what i do wrong that i cannot get into twrp recovery menu?
please help me
Don't type fastboot reboot command after flashing, reboot to recovery manually
StillrunsKK said:
Don't type fastboot reboot command after flashing, reboot to recovery manually
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i type that command after the first try not working (without fastboot reboot command)
it still gave me the same problem even not typing fastboot reboot command
Is the TWRP flash successful?
Ensure that your mobile drivers are installed properly on your pc and that you've enabled USB debugging.
Now after connecting your device to the computer :
1)open adb
2)type adb devices, if it shows a serial number then proceed
3)adb reboot bootloader
4)fastboot flash recovery xxxx.img
After this, remove the USB and reboot to recovery by Holding the appropriate combination of keys.
If you reboot your device first, and then power off and reboot to recovery, you will still get stock recovery.
StillrunsKK said:
Is the TWRP flash successful?
Ensure that your mobile drivers are installed properly on your pc and that you've enabled USB debugging.
Now after connecting your device to the computer :
1)open adb
2)type adb devices, if it shows a serial number then proceed
3)adb reboot bootloader
4)fastboot flash recovery xxxx.img
After this, remove the USB and reboot to recovery by Holding the appropriate combination of keys.
If you reboot your device first, and then power off and reboot to recovery, you will still get stock recovery.
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Ensure that your mobile drivers are installed properly
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i dont know where to find this drivers
i've enable the usb debugging
and while flashing it didn't gave any error
im using adb from this thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2317790
where it didn't show any devices when typing adb devices but it showed my devices when typing fastboot devices