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Last night, I decided to try out the Trinity kernel. I downloaded and flashed, and everything went without error. After that, I pushed a custom boot animation over ADB. The first one didn't work, and after the splash screen disappeared it was simply a black screen, but then I pushed one I downloaded from XDA and it was fine.
Now, though, I want to make a nandroid, but CWM is running into some issues. I started the ROM manager app, entered a name for the nandroid as usual, and hit OK, but when it rebooted into nandroid, it gave me an error saying "Error mounting /system" and rebooted back into CM7. That's odd, I thought, I never had any problems like that before. So I rebooted into CWM myself by holding down power+vol down and tried making a nandroid there. No luck. Then I went to mounts and storage and tried to manually mount /system. CWM gave me the error again.
I'm not really sure what's causing this. I thought it might be because now I'm using an ext4 filesystem because of Trinity (right? haha I'm new to kernels and such) and CWM might not support reading it, but if that's the case, I think I would not be the first to have this issue. Yet I searched, on that thread, on Google, on XDA general search, and didn't see anything. I also doubt it's the boot animation.
My last nandroid was yesterday. The only changes to the system I remember right now is that I flashed CM7 nightly 101, then flashed Trinity, rebooted, and flashed the boot animation mentioned. I installed apps since then but none of them had root so I doubt that's it. I would reflash CM7 to overwrite Trinity, but I read on the Trinity thread that if I did that without restoring an old CM7 kernel nandroid first, I'd be stuck in a bootloop because of ext4...?
So, what should I do? I don't want to make anything worse than it already is by tinkering with this myself, I no longer have a current nandroid, that's why I'm asking XDA. Does anyone have an idea why this might be happening? I'm sorry if a thread like this already exists or if this is in the wrong forum (if so mods please move it), this is my first time posting and my search skills could suck (although I looked in all the places I could think of)
Thanks for your help! My G2x is running CM7 nightly 101. Both the nvflashed CWM in recovery and the CWM started by the rom manager app are version 3.0.2.7.
I got the same problem as you bro right after flashing trinity
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ritthyhang said:
I got the same problem as you bro right after flashing trinity
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Good, so I'm not the only one! I thought that was too odd to be true.
Here's what I've done. I reflashed cm7 nightly 101 to get my CM kernel back and rebooted. Sure enough, bootloop. Or it never got past the splash screen to the CM7 android skateboard boot animation. I went back in recovery, though, and was able to mount /system. Odd. So I flashed trinity again and tried mounting /system again and no go. So this definitely has something to do with Trinity... I restored my nandroid, reflashed 101,and that's where I am now. Tomorrow, I will make an up-to-date nandroid and do some tinkering to try to figure out what's going on. Maybe it has something to do with the boot animation, maybe not, exactly what's going on is what I am going to try to figure out if no dev shows up here.
Could you give me a few details about your case? Were you coming from cm7 too? Did you do any boot animation tinkering like me?
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Okay so I was eaglesblood 1.6 and flashed trinity the other day. Before trinity I was on miui and made plenty of nandroid backup. So today and 1.7 got released so before update I try to backup then behold Our Problem. So after I confirm that I can flash 1.7 over 1.6 I decided to take that risk and flashed anyways. On 1.7 the Superuser was updated I notice, so I decided to make a backup and it Work. So I think the problem was had to do with the outdated Superuser. I think I might be wrong that's just my experience.
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ritthyhang said:
Okay so I was eaglesblood 1.6 and flashed trinity the other day. Before trinity I was on miui and made plenty of nandroid backup. So today and 1.7 got released so before update I try to backup then behold Our Problem. So after I confirm that I can flash 1.7 over 1.6 I decided to take that risk and flashed anyways. On 1.7 the Superuser was updated I notice, so I decided to make a backup and it Work. So I think the problem was had to do with the outdated Superuser. I think I might be wrong that's just my experience.
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Hmm. So to clarify: You were running MIUI, then you flashed eb followed by trinity. Then, eb 1.7 was released and you went to nandroid, but you couldn't mount /system, so you took the risk and upgraded anyways. The new be came with a new version of superuser, and you were able to make nandroids once again. Is this correct?
One very important question if it is. Did you flash trinity again after flashing the eb 1.7 update?
Also, could I ask what version of superuser came in this update? I am using version 2.3.6.3, which is the latest according to Superuser check for updates, but ROM Manager lists a 3.0 beta version and I'm wondering if you're using that. To check, open Superuser, go to the settings tab, and scroll all the way down. It's the second to last option for me. It's unlikely that superuser is making the difference, since it works as a part of Android and our problem is in recovery, before Android loads, but I can see how it might be possible. If you're using the 3.0 beta, I will flash to that and see if it fixes.
I will look into this some more tomorrow, specifically right now I want to know what filesystem eb's kernel recommends.
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G2X here same problem.
I think they key here is MIUI. I tried to load MIUI image and it didnt go well. I formatted and CWR to restore and its been giving me issues same cant mount system errors.
Right now I downloaded CM7 and installed it from scratch and I can use the phone but it wont backup my ROMs anymore.
Have you guys found anything new ?
lithivm said:
I think they key here is MIUI. I tried to load MIUI image and it didnt go well. I formatted and CWR to restore and its been giving me issues same cant mount system errors.
Right now I downloaded CM7 and installed it from scratch and I can use the phone but it wont backup my ROMs anymore.
Have you guys found anything new ?
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Update cwm to latest recovery 5.0.2.0 i believe.
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Update cwm to latest recovery 5.0.2.0 i believe.
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+1 cwmr 5.0.2 is the first to officially support ext4 partitions
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lithivm said:
I think they key here is MIUI. I tried to load MIUI image and it didnt go well. I formatted and CWR to restore and its been giving me issues same cant mount system errors.
Right now I downloaded CM7 and installed it from scratch and I can use the phone but it wont backup my ROMs anymore.
Have you guys found anything new ?
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I just stopped using Trinity and went back to the stock CM kernel. I don't think it's just miui, I never used that. But...
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Update cwm to latest recovery 5.0.2.0 i believe.
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squish099 said:
+1 cwmr 5.0.2 is the first to officially support ext4 partitions
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YESS! Looks good. I did hear about that. Looks like it's time to give Trinity another try
Error mount/system!
I can't restore my stock rom,i've tried to fully wipe but got:
-- Wiping data...
Formatting /data...
Error mounting /data!
Skipping format...
Formatting /cache...
Formatting /sd-ext...
Formatting /sdcard/.android_secure...
Data wipe complete.
and cant restore
Checking MD5 sums...
Erasing boot before restore...
Restoring boot image...
Restoring system...
Error mounting /system!
Skipping format
Can't mount /system!
and cm7 doesnt boot,now im just stuck in ClockworkMod Recovery v4.0.0.5
is there any ways to flash stock rom in clockworkmod??
asn_86 said:
I can't restore my stock rom,i've tried to fully wipe but got:
-- Wiping data...
Formatting /data...
Error mounting /data!
Skipping format...
Formatting /cache...
Formatting /sd-ext...
Formatting /sdcard/.android_secure...
Data wipe complete.
and cant restore
Checking MD5 sums...
Erasing boot before restore...
Restoring boot image...
Restoring system...
Error mounting /system!
Skipping format
Can't mount /system!
and cm7 doesnt boot,now im just stuck in ClockworkMod Recovery v4.0.0.5
is there any ways to flash stock rom in clockworkmod??
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Update your recovery, both, fake and nvflash.
i was also having the can't load system issue. upgrading to latest clockwork mod via rom manager to v5.0.2.0 resolved the issue and i was able to take a backup of my current system.
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i was also having the can't load system issue. upgrading to latest clockwork mod via rom manager to v5.0.2.0 resolved the issue and i was able to take a backup of my current system.
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Where do I find the latest clockwork mod and how do I install it? I currently have a soft bricked phone, and I can't seem to get it unbricked. I tried using the pit files with the stock rom, the dbdata stuff and everything else. What happened was the the system was in ICS, but something happened and I couldn't load into CWM 4 and the system wouldn't boot. So to fix, I used odin to install the stock rom (v2.3.3), but the stock rom came with CWM 3.0, so now I'm at 3.0 and can't mount the file system and it's not booting. I'm assuming that if I upgraded the CWM back to a newer version, I'll be able to restore the system and gain access to the file system again.
reboot problem
i jus flashed ext4 converter for kernel update every think went fine but i couldnt mount system coz it was showing error i neglected dat nd flashed every thing was done nd when i rebooted it gt stuck in d samsung galaxy y logo...plzzz help meee wat to do..plzzz help
Abizer98 said:
i jus flashed ext4 converter for kernel update every think went fine but i couldnt mount system coz it was showing error i neglected dat nd flashed every thing was done nd when i rebooted it gt stuck in d samsung galaxy y logo...plzzz help meee wat to do..plzzz help
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I'd ask in the samung galaxy forums bud.
"my mind draws lots of blanks actually"
Solution
asn_86 said:
I can't restore my stock rom,i've tried to fully wipe but got:
-- Wiping data...
Formatting /data...
Error mounting /data!
Skipping format...
Formatting /cache...
Formatting /sd-ext...
Formatting /sdcard/.android_secure...
Data wipe complete.
and cant restore
Checking MD5 sums...
Erasing boot before restore...
Restoring boot image...
Restoring system...
Error mounting /system!
Skipping format
Can't mount /system!
and cm7 doesnt boot,now im just stuck in ClockworkMod Recovery v4.0.0.5
is there any ways to flash stock rom in clockworkmod??
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actually yes. the /system folder is corrupt and it need to be formatted. so all you need to do is format / system then it will work as it should
hope that helps
I posted this in Q&A, but no replies led me to post here as well.
Hi. I've been using this Xoom for a couple weeks now, and just started having this problem yesterday.
Before I noticed the promblem I was on EOS 3 Wingman. I had TWRP 2.2.2.0 as recovery.
I wanted to give CM10 nightlies a shot. Downloaded the ROM and GAPPS through Goo. I tried to flash the CM10 ROM and GApps zip through the Goo interface. Xoom rebooted and instead of installing, I just got a contantly repeating error saying the install failed.
Eventually I rebooted the xoom and went into recovery. I tried to wipe data and it said it couldn't be mounted. Same error for wiping system, cache, etc...
Rebooted xoom and the EOS 3 rom was still working fine, I downloaded [Recovery] ClockworkMod 3.2.0.0 (R4c) Modded for Internal media [UPDATED 10/6]" and flash via adb. rebooted to recovery and tried wipe. same issue. nothing could be wiped. everything said "failure mounting <applicable partition>".
I tried flahing rogue recovery and got the same thing. I said screw it and rebooted back into EOS and it's been working fine. EOS was updated last night to 143, so i downloaded and tried to install through goo. I got the repeating errors again. Rebooted into recovery and still got the errors where it seems like none of the partitions are writeable.
I WAS able to install the EOS update directly through recovery.
Has anyone ever seen this behavior before and know how to fix it? I can't even export logs in the 2 CWM recoveries because they fail when trying to write the log file.
If I try to install an update through goo, it reboots to recover and just keeps scrolling "An Update Error has occured".
I can reboot to recovery and install the zip from there directly with no issue.
Here is the log for the failed data wipe...
I:mke2fs command: mke2fs -t ext4 -m 0 /dev/block/mmcblk0p10
mke2fs 1.41.12 (17-May-2010)
/dev/block/mmcblk0p10 is apparently in use by the system; will not make a filesystem here!
E:Unable to format data.
* Verifying filesystems...
I:=> Let's update filesystem types via verifyFst aka blkid, command: 'blkid'.
* Verifying partition sizes...
Ievice has /data/media
I:Total used space on /data is: 5122715648
I:Total in /data/media is: 3962468352
I:Actual data used: 1160247296
du: /data/media/.android_secure: No such file or directory|
once in recovery, if I try to format data, it says "Unable to format data". Log
Well I can't help, I'm in the same boat...hoping to get some insight from any responses you might get.
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Well I can't help, I'm in the same boat...hoping to get some insight from any responses you might get.
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It's extremely unusual to get no responses to an issue like these here at XDA. leads me to believe it might be a very uncommon problem. The folks here are usually on the ball about any issue that has even arisen before.
That being said, I am going to try to flash the stock RUU back on from this link...
http://developer.motorola.com/produ...utm_source=supportforums&utm_term=unlockboard
After I finish, I re-root/unlock.
I'll let you know how it goes.
I'll let you know if I come up with something as well. So far I've managed to erase the sd card and maintain a constant boot loop.
Flashing all of the stock img, relocking, and unlocking again didn't do ****.
Found an original MZ600 SBF, which is what I need for verizon 3g xoom, I'm installing this via RSD Lite to see if it blows away whatever is causing the issue.
I was able to wipe the entire system and use adb to repeat the unlock and root steps. So far so good. I'm using the CWM 3.2.0.0 recovery image right now though. I have at least been able to get into a clean copy of a ROM and no bootloops yet. Can't restore data off old Nandroids, so I'm about to update to the newer CWM based recovery image and see if that will help.
I think I'm OK now.
I installed the SBF. Let all of the OTA updates come in including the ICS update where my 3g stops.
flashed the ROGUE recovery from fastboot.
I was able to format all partitions and install and boot CM9 nightly.
Me too, i was sweating hard for a bit, but was able to go through the entire process from stock, unlock, root, rogue recovery and then flashed CNA. Got that working without boot loops or fc and then advance restored data from a previous nandroid through rogue to get it back. A couple of apps had to be redownloaded from the market, but it looks as if I'm back in business. I want to try TWRP, but every time I do something screws up, so I think I'll stop trying.
Thanks for the help.
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Me too, i was sweating hard for a bit, but was able to go through the entire process from stock, unlock, root, rogue recovery and then flashed CNA. Got that working without boot loops or fc and then advance restored data from a previous nandroid through rogue to get it back. A couple of apps had to be redownloaded from the market, but it looks as if I'm back in business. I want to try TWRP, but every time I do something screws up, so I think I'll stop trying.
Thanks for the help.
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Are you installing Twrp from goo manager. Cause I have not had any issues with the goo manager download. But did have issues with the zip file here on xda. I dont kknow if it is worth a try but that is how I did it.
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Well sense this is a twrp related issue I would think u would have asked in my thread where I released the port for twrp to Xoom,
Having said that, at one point n time there was a note n the open about open script recovery. But its is also buried in the thread too. So I will answer your question and also presume a few things... and please correct me if I am wrong anywhere.
Once u set the download path in goo app to /data/media/goomanager/ and downloaded a ROM, clicked flash ROM, and entered recovery once u saw all the E/ update error u manually rebooted the Xoom and did not let the script finish installing the ROM? If I am correct that so far. That's what cause your additional problems. You basically rebooted recover while mid install of a ROM.
Now as stated it the twrp thread for Xoom, these errors are false errors and should be ignored. To add it the reassurance that they are intact false errors, from goo app select to flash a ROM again and simple allow the script to finish and then the tablet will reboot on its own when it is finished with the script. And you will be greeted with your new ROM you just successfully flashed.
Again let me know if I am wrong on assuming you forced a reboot mid install ( aka while u saw all the errors)
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runandhide05 said:
Well sense this is a twrp related issue I would think u would have asked in my thread where I released the port for twrp to Xoom,
Having said that, at one point n time there was a note n the open about open script recovery. But its is also buried in the thread too. So I will answer your question and also presume a few things... and please correct me if I am wrong anywhere.
Once u set the download path in goo app to /data/media/goomanager/ and downloaded a ROM, clicked flash ROM, and entered recovery once u saw all the E/ update error u manually rebooted the Xoom and did not let the script finish installing the ROM? If I am correct that so far. That's what cause your additional problems. You basically rebooted recover while mid install of a ROM.
Now as stated it the twrp thread for Xoom, these errors are false errors and should be ignored. To add it the reassurance that they are intact false errors, from goo app select to flash a ROM again and simple allow the script to finish and then the tablet will reboot on its own when it is finished with the script. And you will be greeted with your new ROM you just successfully flashed.
Again let me know if I am wrong on assuming you forced a reboot mid install ( aka while u saw all the errors)
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No, after pushing the TWRP recovery to the Xoom using adp, I would clean install a ROM and get one of two results....1) the ROM would run for a few seconds and then reboot, or 2) the ROM would run, but everything would fc. Fixing permissions, wiping everything, etc., wouldn't help the issue. No matter what I tried under TWRP, those were the results. I ended up having to start from scratch to negate whatever it was that was making the xoom go funky. Once I pushed rogue and followed the same process, I was back in business.
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Oke, so I'm at the stage that I want to backup the Asus stock ROM and install a custom rom.
When starting the backup from TWRP, it shows 2 errors:
E: Unable to find partition size for '/boot''
E: Unable to find partition size for '/recovery'
The backup does backup the other partitions, such as system, data, etc. and ends with the error:
E:Backup File size for '/.........//boot.emmc.win' is 0 bytes
So, did it backup the boot files? If not, i will not install a custom rom, which will probably overwrite the boot partifion files and leaves me with an unrestorable backup of the Stock ROM.
Any info or advise about these errors would be welcome.
TWRP version 2.6.0.0
Stock ROM 4.2.1
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EDIT: installing TWRP 2.5.0.0 does not have this problem. Seems like a bug in 2.6.0.0, so don't use this version with 4.2.1 stock Asus Rom
remonv76 said:
Oke, so I'm at the stage that I want to backup the Asus stock ROM and install a custom rom.
When starting the backup from TWRP, it shows 2 errors:
E: Unable to find partition size for '/boot''
E: Unable to find partition size for '/recovery'
The backup does backup the other partitions, such as system, data, etc. and ends with the error:
E:Backup File size for '/.........//boot.emmc.win' is 0 bytes
So, did it backup the boot files? If not, i will not install a custom rom, which will probably overwrite the boot partifion files and leaves me with an unrestorable backup of the Stock ROM.
Any info or advise about these errors would be welcome.
TWRP version 2.6.0.0
Stock ROM 4.2.1
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EDIT: installing TWRP 2.5.0.0 does not have this problem. Seems like a bug in 2.6.0.0, so don't use this version with 4.2.1 stock Asus Rom
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2.6.0.0 has other bugs too so you did right in going with 2.5.0.0.
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2.5 didnt fix my issue completely
remonv76 said:
Oke, so I'm at the stage that I want to backup the Asus stock ROM and install a custom rom.
When starting the backup from TWRP, it shows 2 errors:
E: Unable to find partition size for '/boot''
E: Unable to find partition size for '/recovery'
The backup does backup the other partitions, such as system, data, etc. and ends with the error:
E:Backup File size for '/.........//boot.emmc.win' is 0 bytes
So, did it backup the boot files? If not, i will not install a custom rom, which will probably overwrite the boot partifion files and leaves me with an unrestorable backup of the Stock ROM.
Any info or advise about these errors would be welcome.
TWRP version 2.6.0.0
Stock ROM 4.2.1
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EDIT: installing TWRP 2.5.0.0 does not have this problem. Seems like a bug in 2.6.0.0, so don't use this version with 4.2.1 stock Asus Rom
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first time posting, xda has been my bible and guide for all of my unlocked adventures.
I had very similar symptoms and questions. I flashed the CM 10.2 and it worked fine (i had previously backed up my working PACrom and my CM10.1 before that)
I backed up my 10.2 and did a wipe and cache d.cache wipe. But couldn't restore (/boot & /recovery issues as well) so I then fastboot flashed twrp 2.5 back on and tried to restore from there and it wouldn't restore data, so I then wiped wiped and tried to flash the pacrom and gapps that had worked in the past with 2.5 and it worked! ( i thought ) until i realized it wouldn't get past the boot animation...I wiped and tried a CM10.1 restore and it worked again, but not really...it would get as far as the lockscreen and reboot. I was about to break my tab...and still am tempted to do so. This went on for a while until I gave up and went to bed.
After class, I did some more crawling through support and searching, and I read that flashing the original 10.1.6.15 back might help, so I did. It went through the motions, but got stuck on the boot animation, again. so I tried to get into twrp, but it was gone..
I fastboot twrp 2.5 on again, and twrp loads (hooray) and so I proceeded to wipe, cache/d.cache wipe, and install pacrom/gapps and it worked again again, but really didnt as it rebooted right after the "starting apps" screen appeared.
I know 10.2 runs 4.3, but I don't know enough about android OS to know exactly what flashing it may have changed. also I don't know why it is hanging at the startup of the os.
I tried searching but this is the closest post to what my issues are.
I don't know the ins and outs of droid partitioning/filesystems to feel comfortable just freely wiping parts, like I would a PC.
I just wish I knew a way to go back in time 36 hours and tell myself, DONT FLASH THOSE YET.
I am sorry this is such a long post, but I can't risk hard bricking this tablet like I did my old SG3 and since fastboot and twrp still load/function I have a great deal of hope someone will be kind enough to help me out.
Thank you.
EDIT/ADDENDUM:
- used "format data" on twrp, and wiped dalvik cache, cache, andsystem w.twrp 2.5, flashed new stock .27 firmware with 2.6, since the last one didnt work.
hope new firmware is twrp 2.5-friendly...2.6 lacks alot of utility features that 2.5 had
Hi I just have my TF700T for almost a week and I have been flashing 2 ROMs ever since. It was stock OS from Asus when I bought it. Overnight I flashed it to CM11 using CWM. Realizing how bad the performance were, I flashed to CROMi-X the next day using TWRP. Though the performance was improved, it is still sluggish on many levels so I decided to flash it back to stock OS from Asus.
I pushed the zip via adb push, when I try to install it from TWRP 2.7.1.1, it says "E: Unable to mount '/data'".
Then I go on and try to wipe data, the error remains plus another error: "E: Unable to mount internal storage.
I began to panicked, maybe I'm not all too familiar with TWRP, so I switch back to CWM 6.0.4.7. Trying to flash the OS, but the error more or less is the same: "can't mount sdcard".
I'm really clueless and in desperate need of help be sure to let me know if you guys know how to fix it. Thanks!
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Hi I just have my TF700T for almost a week and I have been flashing 2 ROMs ever since. It was stock OS from Asus when I bought it. Overnight I flashed it to CM11 using CWM. Realizing how bad the performance were, I flashed to CROMi-X the next day using TWRP. Though the performance was improved, it is still sluggish on many levels so I decided to flash it back to stock OS from Asus.
I pushed the zip via adb push, when I try to install it from TWRP 2.7.1.1, it says "E: Unable to mount '/data'".
Then I go on and try to wipe data, the error remains plus another error: "E: Unable to mount internal storage.
I began to panicked, maybe I'm not all too familiar with TWRP, so I switch back to CWM 6.0.4.7. Trying to flash the OS, but the error more or less is the same: "can't mount sdcard".
I'm really clueless and in desperate need of help be sure to let me know if you guys know how to fix it. Thanks!
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You are not the first user running into this issue...:crying: Did you find a solution to your problem? Let me know if you are still stuck, good luck..:fingers-crossed:
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You are not the first user running into this issue...:crying: Did you find a solution to your problem? Let me know if you are still stuck, good luck..:fingers-crossed:
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I finally did solve the problem thanks for asking
What I did was formatting and changing the type of "data" into FAT in TWRP (by default it the type was ext4). Then rechanged it again to ext4. Simple as that, hope it help others!
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Warning! Long and confusing!
Ok, awhile I go I notice I couldn't perform anymore nandroid backups, it always stopped while backing up /data and failed. Unfortunately, I deleted my latest backup to make room for new backup (which failed).... Also, when that started happening, I noticed everytime I did something in TWRP it would always say failed to stat E /data/data/com.android.chrome/blahblah In fact,it still does that.
So I continued using my oneplus as normally with stock 44s rom and today I decided I wanted to be able to do nandroid backups again. I decided to try mahdi rom and see how it went. Well after installing it and gabpps I rebooted and got com.android.phone has quit, and that message kept on popping up over and over again. Also it said my uid was inconsistent and I needed to wipe data partition (I had done this many times!). Well after messing around and re flashing and wiping over and over again I decided to try another rom, cyanhacker, and I got the same result. So I found a 44s stock rom and flashed it.
Ok, so I everything is working fine, I am setting up the phone until I goto play store and try to download titanium backup to restore all my data. Well.... I kept on getting error unable to install -24. So I googled the error and it said I had to clear /data/apps but when looking at it using stock file explorer there was nothing in there! So I can't install any apps as of this moment unless I never had it on my device before.
Recap: How do I:
1. Get my Oneplus One to install apps again
2. Fix the stat issue in twrp and be able to make nandroid backups
Without messing with internal storage.
So I think all of this is because my data partition is corrupt, so how do I fix this? I tried repairing in twrp and that did nothing. I don't want to clean install everything because I have photos and stuff on internal sd I don't want messed with. I did backup alot to a usb drive but still nervous about it.
Help!
Well I tried reformatting and that wiped my internal storage! Well i have apps backed up with titanium and my photos so that's safe.....
Well I can't even install a rom zip because it can't find partition anymore
patstar5 said:
Well I tried reformatting and that wiped my internal storage! Well i have apps backed up with titanium and my photos so that's safe.....
Well I can't even install a rom zip because it can't find partition anymore
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With all the different flashes you mentioned, did you try manually flashing the factory/stock images using fastboot?
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nadiros said:
With all the different flashes you mentioned, did you try manually flashing the factory/stock images using fastboot?
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*Edit* also TWRP has a repair option for different partitions. You could try that.
I ended up downloading Zip file from cyanogen's site and flashing everything through Fastboot. That fixed all my problems I was having.
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I have the same problem again..... Anyway to fix it without repeating what I did? Could twrp fix it and I can flash rom over usb otg?
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patstar5 said:
I have the same problem again..... Anyway to fix it without repeating what I did? Could twrp fix it and I can flash rom over usb otg?
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Using TWRP, I tried fixing permissions, factory wipe, format data--none worked.
Then I wiped everything EXCEPT "System", and after that the error message was gone. Had to go through phone setup again however, I think, after which I simply restored a functioning nandroid from before the time that the "unable to stat..." error message first appeared. Bear in mind though that all my user files were gone, but fortunately I already had a backup of those from which to restore.
Not sure what caused the initial error--mine had something to do with googlequicksearchbox.