Well i have some contacts in there and i dont want to lose them . so thinking of wiping my phone because its kinda bricked right now but i could still acess the cwm.
yes and no. the backups are on the SD card. the SD card is wiped when you factory rest from the settings privacy menu. a reset from cwm wont wipe the SD card.
The only time factory resets the phone where you need to re root with everything else would be through settings -> privacy -> factory reset.
On the other hand, factory reset via cwm resets the rom you just flashed.
Hopefully I cleared some confusion. Thanks.
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if u bricked it why not use gtg's un brick it works great but ya u lose ur modded recovery, but its easy to reinstall
There's a version of an unbrick that will keep cwm+ root
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I restart my phone because it did a lot of time to reset cache. I regered the time I did it but was late.
Now my phone opens but does not have mobile network and cannot access my /sdcard/
From recovery I can see my sdcard. What can I Do?
Are you fully stock? If so, then format /cache partition and then perform a factory reset via stock recovery.
If you aren't fully stock, and use a custom recovery then I would suggest you to perform a factory reset from the custom recovery (it won't wipe internal sd)..
If it still doesn't work then you need to go back to fully stock by flashing the factory images from Google.
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Yep, just keep wiping / formatting cache until it fixes or fastboot flash the stock cache.img
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vin4yak said:
Are you fully stock? If so, then format /cache partition and then perform a factory reset via stock recovery.
If you aren't fully stock, and use a custom recovery then I would suggest you to perform a factory reset from the custom recovery (it won't wipe internal sd)..
If it still doesn't work then you need to go back to fully stock by flashing the factory images from Google.
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I am not stock at all. I thought if I could copy sdcard to otg before all these.
pagratios said:
I am not stock at all. I thought if I could copy sdcard to otg before all these.
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Just flash the stock recovery via fastboot and then format cache multiple times until it successfully formats! Your data won't be lost.
Since you rebooted before the cache was formatted, it has ended in a messed up /cache partition.
If you want to backup data, you can use adb pull from recovery...
See above
Edit.. By that I meant my previous post
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rootSU said:
Yep, just keep wiping / formatting cache until it fixes or fastboot flash the stock cache.img
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It says cannot mount cache.
vin4yak said:
Just flash the stock recovery via fastboot and then format cache multiple times until it successfully formats! Your data won't be lost.
Since you rebooted before the cache was formatted, it has ended in a messed up /cache partition.
If you want to backup data, you can use adb pull from recovery...
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Now. I am pulling my data and then I'll flash stock.
I have a backup before the mistake. If I restore it?
pagratios said:
It says cannot mount cache.
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In fastboot? That is an unknown error in fastboot to me.
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pagratios said:
It says cannot mount cache.
Now. I am pulling my data and then I'll flash stock.
I have a backup before the mistake. If I restore it?
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You can try to restore the backup but I doubt if it will solve the issue. However, there's no harm in trying..
The cache partition is messed up.. It needs to be formatted first. That's why I suggested you to go back to stock recovery and format cache...
I have tried wiping cache on Philz Touch and twrp and it didn't solve my problem. I had to format the cache partition using the stock recovery and voila! Everything was fixed.
vin4yak said:
You can try to restore the backup but I doubt if it will solve the issue. However, there's no harm in trying..
The cache partition is messed up.. It needs to be formatted first. That's why I suggested you to go back to stock recovery and format cache...
I have tried wiping cache on Philz Touch and twrp and it didn't solve my problem. I had to format the cache partition using the stock recovery and voila! Everything was fixed.
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Yes but if you're flashing stock recovery fastboot you may aswell flash cache.img instead which is a well documented fix in this forum
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rootSU said:
In fastboot? That is an unknown error in fastboot to me.
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My bad. I understand to have done this from TWRP. I haven't tried yet to do something from fastboot due to the backup.
rootSU said:
Yes but if you're flashing stock recovery fastboot you may aswell flash cache.img instead which is a well documented fix in this forum
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Yeah. I guess it will save some time and will be relatively easy for the OP!
pagratios said:
My bad. I understand to have done this from TWRP. I haven't tried yet to do something from fastboot due to the backup.
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Flashing the stock cache.img won't wipe your saved data or backups.. There's no harm in trying.. However, if you're skeptical, adb pull all your important stuff and then do the flashes!
Finally I flashed cache.img and seems that everything is good again. Thank you for your help.
Hey Guys,
Tried installing a custom rom on my LG Optimus G but stucked on LG logo on boot after installation. Now I try flashing the original kdz but when I lunch de flahing process from download mode, my phone turns on into recovery mode on its on. Can somebody help me? Is there another tool to flash kdz??
When you tried flashing the custom rom or kdz did you do a factory reset first and wipe everything except internal sd phone or tablet storage first before you flashed the files ? is the kdz a firmware zip folder ?
ryan012 said:
When you tried flashing the custom rom or kdz did you do a factory reset first and wipe everything except internal sd phone or tablet storage first before you flashed the files ? is the kdz a firmware zip folder ?
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No, did that but my problem is solved, My problem is solved. I was able to flash using LG Flash Tool 2014.
Which procedure should I follow exactly not to stuck again. If I factory reset the Rom zip will be whiped. My phone takes no external SD.
Check Ur downloaded ROM MCDev again. That its OK and didn't corrupt..
On which Stock firmware u were before installing MCdev? You should be on 30C
Do you have a custom recovery ?
when flashing roms you need to wipe cache, data, and system before you flash recovery. It doesn't delete internal phone storage, files unless you choose to select it. This is how I do it in a custom recovery .twrp works good for the lg g2
The ROM is OK. I'm on 20G
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I've got CWM. Are you talking of format /system from Mount storage option?? Becayse Factory reset last cleared my USB memory
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zachadinho said:
I've got CWM. Are you talking of format /system from Mount storage option?? Becayse Factory reset last cleared my USB memory
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from where u got the rom..
U should get it from
http://besttopics.net/link/187488_q-amp-a-kk-port-stable-mcdev-g3-port-e975-f180-all
Q/A thread
http://besttopics.net/link/187488_q-amp-a-kk-port-stable-mcdev-g3-port-e975-f180-all
Murshad007 said:
from where u got the rom..
U should get it from
http://besttopics.net/link/187488_q-amp-a-kk-port-stable-mcdev-g3-port-e975-f180-all
Q/A thread
http://besttopics.net/link/187488_q-amp-a-kk-port-stable-mcdev-g3-port-e975-f180-all
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Its from there I downloaded the ROM. Tried flashing it following your directions bt still stuck on LG logo.
I factory reset
clear cache
clear dalvik cache
flash the rom
factory reset again
clear dalvik cache again
then reboot. But problem persist
zachadinho said:
I've got CWM. Are you talking of format /system from Mount storage option?? Becayse Factory reset last cleared my USB memory
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what usb memory are you talking about ? Are you using a usb flash drive or something else ? If your formatting everything unmount any external usb flash drive or memory card you are using.
zachadinho said:
Its from there I downloaded the ROM. Tried flashing it following your directions bt still stuck on LG logo.
I factory reset
clear cache
clear dalvik cache
flash the rom
factory reset again
clear dalvik cache again
then reboot. But problem persist
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I don't think you need to factory reset again after you flashed the rom if you did the things before it. Clear the cache and dalvik cache before starting up your device.
is data being wiped during factory reset ? You should
Select wipe data/factory reset and confirm
Select wipe cache partition and confirm
Select advanced - wipe dalvik cache and confirm
Select install zip from SD card
Select from internal SD card or wherever you placed it.
Select the ROM file and confirm.
then start the device. If you have the right android version and everything else you can wipe cache and dalvik cache then try Fix Permissions after flashing rom before you try to start up again.
Does the rom need you to be on a different android version or flash a kernel for it ?
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Its from there I downloaded the ROM. Tried flashing it following your directions bt still stuck on LG logo.
I factory reset
clear cache
clear dalvik cache
flash the rom
factory reset again
clear dalvik cache again
then reboot. But problem persist
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But U have to Format Data and System Partition Also before flashing this ROM.
And U aren't on Stock Kitkat. May be that's the reason. Did U select ur baseband F180K during installation? And did u installed Custom Loki CWM recovery as mentioned in thread?
Everything is alright now. The phone doesnnt stuck on LG logo nomore. The problem was I was not on stock KitKat. I had to upgradde to stock 4.4.2 (30C) before flashing. Thanks to y'all
zachadinho said:
Everything is alright now. The phone doesnnt stuck on LG logo nomore. The problem was I was not on stock KitKat. I had to upgradde to stock 4.4.2 (30C) before flashing. Thanks to y'all
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Great. Push the Thanks Button...
For some reason, I have to factory reset my phone
http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/help/disappear-hard-disk-t3222734#post63254887
Just wanna know, since I have titanium backup on my nexus 5 devices. Does a factory reset (or any kind of wipes) wipe the internal storage of my phone (including the backup).
If so, how should i proceed with my backup if i wanna factory reset the phone
Thanks.
mousefai0922 said:
For some reason, I have to factory reset my phone
http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/help/disappear-hard-disk-t3222734#post63254887
Just wanna know, since I have titanium backup on my nexus 5 devices. Does a factory reset (or any kind of wipes) wipe the internal storage of my phone (including the backup).
If so, how should i proceed with my backup if i wanna factory reset the phone
Thanks.
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Wait what, why do u need to do a factory reset, and yes, as the name suggests, it leaves the device in the same state that u received it in, blank, but why would u need to wipe the device, I'm going to check out the link, bcuz now I'm interested
I have never seen this happen before and I've owned nothing but Nexus devices, well, to answer your question I have to ask a few, are u rooted, do u have a recovery installed? If the answer to those two questions is no, then connect to a computer, copy the files in your internal storage and place them in a safe folder on your computer, proceed to wipe the device as stated, then copy the files back onto the device, should take care of your internal storage.
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soupysoup said:
Wait what, why do u need to do a factory reset, and yes, as the name suggests, it leaves the device in the same state that u received it in, blank, but why would u need to wipe the device, I'm going to check out the link, bcuz now I'm interested
I have never seen this happen before and I've owned nothing but Nexus devices, well, to answer your question I have to ask a few, are u rooted, do u have a recovery installed? If the answer to those two questions is no, then connect to a computer, copy the files in your internal storage and place them in a safe folder on your computer, proceed to wipe the device as stated, then copy the files back onto the device, should take care of your internal storage.
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Yes, pls check on my other thread
And yes, I do have a rooted, twrp recovery and stock 5.1.1 rom.
So is it possible for me to move the titanium backup folder to my pc, reset my nexus and than recover app using titanium backup again?
Thanks
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mousefai0922 said:
Yes, pls check on my other thread
And yes, I do have a rooted, twrp recovery and stock 5.1.1 rom.
So is it possible for me to move the titanium backup folder to my pc, reset my nexus and than recover app using titanium backup again?
Thanks
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That might work, in theory it should, as long as u go back to 5.1.1, or u could just make a data only backup in twrp, download the factory image, whether it be 6.0 or 5.1.1, use the pc and adb to manually flash the images, do this
1) make data only backup, move that backup to pc
2) extract the images, both the tgz file and the zip file inside to a safe location, u only need the radio, boot, system, and userdata images if 6.0, just system and userdata if 5.1.1
3) use adb to flash these images like this:
fastboot flash radio "radio.img"
fastboot reboot bootloader
fastboot flash boot "boot.img"
fastboot reboot bootloader
fastboot flash system "system.img"
fastboot reboot bootloader
fastboot format userdata
fastboot reboot bootloader
Then boot to recovery, flash your backup and that's should be it
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soupysoup said:
That might work, in theory it should, as long as u go back to 5.1.1, or u could just make a data only backup in twrp, download the factory image, whether it be 6.0 or 5.1.1, use the pc and adb to manually flash the images, do this
1) make data only backup, move that backup to pc
2) extract the images, both the tgz file and the zip file inside to a safe location, u only need the radio, boot, system, and userdata images if 6.0, just system and userdata if 5.1.1
3) use adb to flash these images like this:
fastboot flash radio "radio.img"
fastboot reboot bootloader
fastboot flash boot "boot.img"
fastboot reboot bootloader
fastboot flash system "system.img"
fastboot reboot bootloader
fastboot format userdata
fastboot reboot bootloader
Then boot to recovery, flash your backup and that's should be it
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ok, quick question arise
let say i make a titanium backup files (from 5.1.1) and move them to my pc for future use. Can I restore the files done under 5.1.1 and restore them to a marshmallow ?
soupysoup said:
That might work, in theory it should, as long as u go back to 5.1.1, or u could just make a data only backup in twrp, download the factory image, whether it be 6.0 or 5.1.1, use the pc and adb to manually flash the images, do this
1) make data only backup, move that backup to pc
2) extract the images, both the tgz file and the zip file inside to a safe location, u only need the radio, boot, system, and userdata images if 6.0, just system and userdata if 5.1.1
3) use adb to flash these images like this:
fastboot flash radio "radio.img"
fastboot reboot bootloader
fastboot flash boot "boot.img"
fastboot reboot bootloader
fastboot flash system "system.img"
fastboot reboot bootloader
fastboot format userdata
fastboot reboot bootloader
Then boot to recovery, flash your backup and that's should be it
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Few questions
Do I have to reset using stock recovery? Or twrp reset will do?
Can I just reset under setting?
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mousefai0922 said:
Few questions
Do I have to reset using stock recovery? Or twrp reset will do?
Can I just reset under setting?
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No u can't use the factory reset button in settings as the stock room won't recognize twrp, u can however use twer and wipe cache, data, and dalvik cache, or just do the reg factory reset wipe under wipe which should work as well as a factory reset, why are u trying to factory reset tho, if I might ask
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soupysoup said:
No u can't use the factory reset button in settings as the stock room won't recognize twrp, u can however use twer and wipe cache, data, and dalvik cache, or just do the reg factory reset wipe under wipe which should work as well as a factory reset, why are u trying to factory reset tho, if I might ask
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because my nexus 5 showing 14gb instead of 32gb. I heard a factory reset will help the problem. I just dont know which factory reset (recovery or in setting) to do.
but if i use twrp wiping cache, data and dalvik (leaving system and internal storage alone).... will it wipe my lollipop os too? will it wipe my storage too?
what is the different between the factory reset under setting and the factory reset under twrp?
sorry for so many questions....
mousefai0922 said:
because my nexus 5 showing 14gb instead of 32gb. I heard a factory reset will help the problem. I just dont know which factory reset (recovery or in setting) to do.
but if i use twrp wiping cache, data and dalvik (leaving system and internal storage alone).... will it wipe my lollipop os too? will it wipe my storage too?
what is the different between the factory reset under setting and the factory reset under twrp?
sorry for so many questions....
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Ok so to answer your question, u can wipe anything EXCEPT Internal Storage, system, and boot and you won't lose anything, personally I would do this, boy twrp and use the regular factory reset, this will error everything except got the OS and internal storage, if that didn't work then I would manually format the partitions
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soupysoup said:
Ok so to answer your question, u can wipe anything EXCEPT Internal Storage, system, and boot and you won't lose anything, personally I would do this, boy twrp and use the regular factory reset, this will error everything except got the OS and internal storage, if that didn't work then I would manually format the partitions
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thanks.
so i should wipe cache, dalvik cache and data and my phone apps+data will still be there right?
btw, what is cache, d cache and data maens?