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[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.
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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.
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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. =]
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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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Fastboot error

I get an error when I try to fastboot flash system system.img. It doesn't appear to write the system.img to the phone. It downloads but doesn't seem to write and I get an error that says sp space is not enough.
I have a dev edition unlocked and was trying to return to stock anticipating the update.

Which fastboot are you using ?
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planktoid said:
Which fastboot are you using ?
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moto fastboot. I am using the same computer/sdk/fastboot that I was using just a couple of days ago when I wasn't getting the error. FWIW it doesn't seem to actually affect anything. I just flashed twrp, formatted system, booted back to the bootloader and flashed the system and got the same error but the phone boots fine so it must be writing the system image. I am still perplexed as to what the error is. I had never seen it before until last night.

If you're not rooted and you are stock...how do you go about doing this?
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justpastfinish said:
If you're not rooted and you are stock...how do you go about doing this?
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Exact same way as all versions of the phone..... Follow the guide I posted in Dev Section, it gives detailed step by step.

Urgent help,internal storage disappeared

WAS IN LOLIPOP 5.1.1
THESE WERE THE THINGS I DID
1) UNLOCKED THE BOOTLOADER AND INSTALLED CWM RECOVERY USING (CF-Auto-Root-hammerhead-hammerhead-nexus5),AND INSTALLED SUPER SU
2) WENT TO CWM RECOVERY AND BACK UP EVERYTHING
3) DOWNLOADED CM12 LATEST (cm-12.1-20150625-NIGHTLY-hammerhead.zip )
4) AFTER WIPING DATA AND CACHE,TRIED TO FLASH CM12
BUT IT TOOK SO LONG ,SO I RESTARTED THE PHONE.WENT TO RECOVERY
5) RESTORED FROM EARLY CREATED BACKUP AND REBOOT
6) BUT THEN ALSO THE PHONE WAS BOOTLOOPING
7) TRIED STEPS 4-6 SEVERAL TIMES,THERE WAS NO USE
8) I JUST RELOCKED THE BOOTLOADER USING COMMAND 'fastboot oem lock'
9) THEN TRIED TO RESTART THE PHONE
10) THERE WAS NO CHANGE
11) THEN I UNLOCKED THE PHONE WITH COMMAND 'fastboot oem unlock'
12) BUT SIMPLE RESTART PROMPTED IT TO CWM RECOVERY
13) LATER I FOUND OUT THAT THE INTERNAL STORAGE WAS NOT DETECTED BY THE PHONE
HELP ME :crying::crying::crying: HELP ME:crying::crying::crying::crying:

The best thing to do at this time is flash the 5.1.1 factory image with fastboot and start all over
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jd1639 said:
The best thing to do at this time is flash the 5.1.1 factory image with fastboot and start all over
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i am downloading it now,do you think it will help

joel george alex said:
i am downloading it now,do you think it will help
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do you have the stock recovery.img with you or anywhere

jd1639 said:
The best thing to do at this time is flash the 5.1.1 factory image with fastboot and start all over
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what all files are included in the fasctory image.tgz
shoul i format system,boot, before flashing that

joel george alex said:
what all files are included in the fasctory image.tgz
shoul i format system,boot, before flashing that
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Follow method #2, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=47156064
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jd1639 said:
Follow method #2, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=47156064
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thanks a lot it helped:laugh::good::good::good::good::good:
could you please tell me why i am not able to flash cm12 using cwm,is it an older version than my stock lollipop 5.1.1

CWM is Outdated. It's time to switch to TWRP mate.

Can't Boot Into LP After Flashing Firmware With TWRP & Fastboot

Hi
I have a Moto G 4G (Peregrine, XT1039) and I'm trying to install some stripped down stock ROMS, which I will be then encrypting under Android. One ROM I particularary liked was lost101's optimised version, but no matter what encrypting thr device just never worked. I have tried flashing unpackaged stock ROMS via mfastboot and have also tried flashing zips in TWRP. However, presently every time I reboot/boot the device it just goes straight into TWRP.
Will

Have you tried: Identity Crisis 6 LTE ?
Also there is a Stock ROM debloat script: [SCRIPT][CWM] NoMoto - Stock ROM Debloat Scripts (KitKat | Lollipop)

lost101 said:
Have you tried: Identity Crisis 6 LTE ?
Also there is a Stock ROM debloat script: [SCRIPT][CWM] NoMoto - Stock ROM Debloat Scripts (KitKat | Lollipop)
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I already tried the Identity Crisis 6 but the encryption didn't work. Even ignoring the fact the encryption doesn't work my phone still booted into TWRP after flashing Identity Crisis 6 LTE.
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willowen100 said:
I already tried the Identity Crisis 6 but the encryption didn't work. Even ignoring the fact the encryption doesn't work my phone still booted into TWRP after flashing Identity Crisis 6 LTE.
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How do you get the ROM to boot then?

The ROM still isn't working. The flash seems successful but always boot straight into TWRP.
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willowen100 said:
The ROM still isn't working. The flash seems successful but always boot straight into TWRP.
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Reboot into Bootloader > Normal powerup.

lost101 said:
Reboot into Bootloader > Normal powerup.
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Select system I suppose. Shall I go back into the recovery from being off, or shall I repeat the flash procedure then do the above?
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Use the Bootloader option in TWRP, as shown in the screenshot.

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Select system I suppose. Shall I go back into the recovery from being off, or shall I repeat the flash procedure then do the above?
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Okay I just loaded TWRP from off state and selected reboot 'system', it stills goes back into TWRP.
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lost101 said:
Use the Bootloader option in TWRP, as shown in the screenshot.
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Okay then select 'Normal Powerup'?
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willowen100 said:
Okay then select 'Normal Powerup'?
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Yes.

lost101 said:
Yes.
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It looked promising. Vibrates and stays on Google pad lock screen then went back into TWRP. However, I repeated it again a second time and if by magic it works.
What I don't get is why it's working but not with the stock LP ROMS? Also why the 'system' option didn't work from the reboot screen within TWRP?
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willowen100 said:
What I don't get is why it's working but not with the stock LP ROMS? Also why the 'system' option didn't work from the reboot screen within TWRP?
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This method should work with all ROMs. I've seen this problem before reported by users. You may have to live with it, if reflashing TWRP makes no difference. I think it may be a symptom of corruption on the phone that cannot be repaired.

lost101 said:
This method should work with all ROMs. I've seen this problem before reported by users. You may have to live with it, if reflashing TWRP makes no difference. I think it may be a symptom of corruption on the phone that cannot be repaired.
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So basically after a flash select
'Reboot System> Bootloader > Normal Powerup'?
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willowen100 said:
So basically after a flash select
'Reboot System> Bootloader > Normal Powerup'?
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No. In TWRP:
Reboot > Bootloader > Normal Powerup​
or maybe just:
Reboot > System​

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Yes.
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How much of a difference did changing the file system to EXT4 for the cache and system partitions, because obviously whilst wiping in TWRP I didn't receive any more mount errors?
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willowen100 said:
How much of a difference did changing the file system to EXT4 for the cache and system partitions, because obviously whilst wiping in TWRP I didn't receive any more mount errors?
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The default filesystem is ext4 for system. Only /data is f2fs.

Now that is sorted I need to make sure the encryption function works.
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lost101 said:
The default filesystem is ext4 for system. Only /data is f2fs.
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Why is in the original thread I received error messages saying the those partitions couldn't be mounted? By the way I would like to participate in making a guide for all this help I've received. It'll be useful for others so they don't mess anything up like I did.
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willowen100 said:
Why is in the original thread I received error messages saying the those partitions couldn't be mounted?
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Rebooting TWRP usually solves those mounting issues.

Disable qe service in stockrom

I know there are only few people using stockrom here, but according to this:
Carrier IQ, round 2: Motorola's Android devices are running "Qe", a process which logs all modifications to the stock OS and sends them back to Motorola
nomatter VZW or MOTO do this, i decide to remove the service.
By disabling "service qe" section in /init.target.rc will totally disable /xbin/qe running while our xt897 is booting, and this will also speed up the booting time.
we can do this by modifying the boot partition.
Disclaimer:
!! This is only for Photon Q 4G LTE stockrom !!
Most custom roms are already removed qe from boot partition.
I cannot be held responsible if anything goes wrong while using this mod.
how to flash:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash boot mmcblk0p31_boot_mod.img
how to check:
every time you reboot the phone, "/xbin/qe /system" will be executed, and the result will be stored in /data/misc/qer
delete /data/misc/qer and reboot, you should no longer see the qer appeared anymore.
I also attached the original boot partition image just in case anything goes wrong.
(mmcblk0p31_boot.img is the original one)

So you have done this? Or are you only reporting it?
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schmandroid said:
So you have done this? Or are you only reporting it?
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I have already stopped qe from booting in stockrom.
You can just do a simple flash to the boot partition.
Maybe the Droid4 and Razer also have this kind of problem, but i dont have these phones.

Ok, do you have the download to flash, or is it in the link?
Can this be flashed through TWRP etc, or only through ADB?
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schmandroid said:
Ok, do you have the download to flash, or is it in the link?
Can this be flashed through TWRP etc, or only through ADB?
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The .7z file attached to the OP is what you extract then flash.
Directions are in the OP:
how to flash:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash boot mmcblk0p31_boot_mod.img
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It could certainly be modified to flash via TWRP.

Ha - I thought the attached zip was the stock - that's how I read it.
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