I don't know if this question has been asked but I messed up on my oneplus one big time. I was trying to install oxygen os, got through some steps, and...I deleted my cm12 os, no more os, and because I downloaded super su and I was frustrated and didn't really care at that point, I installed super su through twrp, now twrp doesn't work, nothing works, it loads to the oneplus logo but nothing else. My oneplus one is beyond repair, isn't it?
Install the stock ROM.
If you're not sure how, find any post by Heisenberg and read the stuff he links to.
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Install the stock ROM.
If you're not sure how, find any post by Heisenberg and read the stuff he links to.
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ok, thank you
Even if u try to brick ur phone I'm sure u would end up only corrupting a partition so chill and try to search xda for the relevant post like a toolkit if ur lazy to do everything manually or u can go to fastboot and get things started up?!!
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Flash it via fastboot
If it boots it should go to fastboot to from the fastboot FLASH CYANIGENOS12S UPDATE ABD NOT THE CM11S as oxygen has some bootloader changes so flash cyanogen OS 12/12.1 via fastboot and you are good to go..
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Jo3KUL said:
I don't know if this question has been asked but I messed up on my oneplus one big time. I was trying to install oxygen os, got through some steps, and...I deleted my cm12 os, no more os, and because I downloaded super su and I was frustrated and didn't really care at that point, I installed super su through twrp, now twrp doesn't work, nothing works, it loads to the oneplus logo but nothing else. My oneplus one is beyond repair, isn't it?
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Your phone isn't doomed, not even close. It just has no OS installed. All you need to do is flash the stock images with fastboot. See my guide here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2839471
You should do some research and get to know these processes and whatnot before messing with your phone. I'm not trying to seem harsh but it looks as though you don't really know what you're doing, which is pretty dangerous when you're messing with your phone like this.
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My phone suddenly started showing zero reception, so i tried wiping it to just get a clean start. Im using TWRP (which i havent really used in the past) and did the "Wipe Data" option rather than the normal wipe because i'm a ****ing idiot. now it says there is no OS installed, so yeah.
I can still boot into recovery but not much else obvously. I'm hoping there's a way for me to mount the phone to my mac and load on a rom and fix it. I understand how stupid i sound but i really need someone to walk me though this. I used to mess around with my GS3 and all my old phones all the time and never had a problem but i haven't with my nexus really since i first got it. I swear i'm not actually retarded.
What are my options here?
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My phone suddenly started showing zero reception, so i tried wiping it to just get a clean start. Im using TWRP (which i havent really used in the past) and did the "Wipe Data" option rather than the normal wipe because i'm a ****ing idiot. now it says there is no OS installed, so yeah.
I can still boot into recovery but not much else obvously. I'm hoping there's a way for me to mount the phone to my mac and load on a rom and fix it. I understand how stupid i sound but i really need someone to walk me though this. I used to mess around with my GS3 and all my old phones all the time and never had a problem but i haven't with my nexus really since i first got it. I swear i'm not actually retarded.
What are my options here?
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You could probably just flash the stock Nexus 5 image from here developers.google.com android section. You'll see a bit saying nexus factory images.
If you can't actually manage to transfer the file on to your phone and flash it from recovery, then just use the tutorial on that page using adb and fastboot.
Yep. The options are fastboot flash stock system and boot.img or adb push a flashable zip to your sdcard and flash via recovery
Click link in signature for sticky then read my adb and fastboot thread
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Yep. The options are fastboot flash stock system and boot.img or adb push a flashable zip to your sdcard and flash via recovery
Click link in signature for sticky then read my adb and fastboot thread
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Thanks a lot. Solved it with adb sideload cm11. i hadn't really ever used adb before so i was in a bit of a panic.
FixedTheFernBack said:
Thanks a lot. Solved it with adb sideload cm11. i hadn't really ever used adb before so i was in a bit of a panic.
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Excellent
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Hi there,
A while ago I got a OnePlus One which came with ColorOS loaded. I of course googled my way to get the Cyanogenmod and followed these instructions.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QDKOEtN9pbo
I'm currently on the 25R firmware and I know there are some updates after that but the phone doesnt detect any update release. I would like to know why the OTA updates are not being picked up from the phone. Was it simply the easy method mentioned above?
I also thought of reflashing it properly and found some instructions on the web.
Code:
Install Android tools (and drivers if you use Windows-crap). You need the fastboot and adb tools
Get http://dist01.slc.cy...ed-fastboot.zip and unpack it
Enable USB debugging on the phone
Run adb reboot-bootloader
Once bootloader started run: fastboot oem unlock
After automatic reboot, do steps 3 & 4 again
In the directory where you unpacked it, run in a console
fastboot flash modem NON-HLOS.bin
fastboot flash sbl1 sbl1.mbn
fastboot flash dbi sdi.mbn
fastboot flash aboot emmc_appsboot.mbn
fastboot flash rpm rpm.mbn
fastboot flash tz tz.mbn
fastboot flash LOGO logo.bin
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash cache cache.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot flash userdata userdata_64g.img (or userdata.img for 16G version)
fastboot oem lock
fastboot reboot
These instructions will somehow get the OTA updates working, am I right to assume that this method would rewrite everything and I would lose the recovery software of the ColorOS? Also are the Android tools these?
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
Fastboot and ADB, I can use this one right?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588979
I appreciate the help and a few explanations.
Cheers.
Just download this
http://builds.cyngn.com/fota/incremental/bacon/cm-bacon-ac1ccf7921-to-5fa8c79c0b-signed.zip
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Just download this
http://builds.cyngn.com/fota/incremental/bacon/cm-bacon-ac1ccf7921-to-5fa8c79c0b-signed.zip
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Hi scabbie, from the looks of the file its an incremental update. Do I just run it from the OPO with Cyanogenmod? If this is a long tedious method, I would rather do a fresh install and get the OTA updates to work. Also part of the reason I want a clean install is because the phone is acting up and my screen goes black when I call someone and then when I want to hang up the screen is still black and I cant hang up. and physical buttons dont respond either.
I dont know if this incremental update will fix this kind of problem, so hence my option to do some clean install.
Cheers
dude777 said:
Hi scabbie, from the looks of the file its an incremental update. Do I just run it from the OPO with Cyanogenmod? If this is a long tedious method, I would rather do a fresh install and get the OTA updates to work. Also part of the reason I want a clean install is because the phone is acting up and my screen goes black when I call someone and then when I want to hang up the screen is still black and I cant hang up. and physical buttons dont respond either.
I dont know if this incremental update will fix this kind of problem, so hence my option to do some clean install.
Cheers
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If you're looking for a completely fresh install, just go to my guide thread (link in signature) and follow section 8.
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OK, for a clean download you need to download this in fastboot mood
https://www.copy.com/s/hMXtmkJAbDhjxQyC
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OK, for a clean download you need to download this in fastboot mood.
https://www.copy.com/s/hMXtmkJAbDhjxQyC
Look on YouTube on how to use this toolbox and it will completely wipe your phone then flash clean.
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OK, for a clean download you need to download this in fastboot mood
https://www.copy.com/s/hMXtmkJAbDhjxQyC
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A toolbox is completely unnecessary, and they're more trouble than they're worth. Plus, nobody learns anything even using a toolbox, and that knowledge is crucial for when things go wrong.
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DON'T use a toolbox please
Learn as you go by doing things properly, I speak from my own experience. These skills and knowledge that you gain will help if you ever run into any issues
Go here to install the adb drivers computer wide so you can flash from any folder on your computer, it makes your life so much easier
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588979
Then follow timmaaa guide on how to start fresh with a complete 44s ROM
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Thanks guys for the effort here, really like your guides timmaaa very clear and non confusing. Yes I would like to avoid shortcuts as I took the easy route and now the phone goes in hiatus moment when calling. I'll get around this in the weekend and see how that goes.
Cheers.
@ timmaaa
Love the guide you put up, I was having a read through this and I'm slightly confused on your comments. http://forum.xda-developers.com/one...-to-guides-t2839471/post56731494#post56731494
You mentioned just go straight to Section 8, but in the link above you mentioned go through 1-4 then go to 8. I dont think I need to root on section 4 but for 1, 2 and 3, I would like to know, particularly in section 2 and 3 if you can explain to a novice like me. As I'm understanding this, I think the ColorOS phone has some recovery software, thats how I did the easy flashing method thing, so for section 2 your instructions will overwrite the ColorOS one?
For Section 3 the nandroid backup seems like a snapshot of the phone (which includes recovery, phone OS and other things) before installing custom rom?
Please let me know if my interpretation is correct and correct me along the way, I am here to learn what I can, so that I can successfully flash the OPO phone.
Cheers.
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@ timmaaa
Love the guide you put up, I was having a read through this and I'm slightly confused on your comments. http://forum.xda-developers.com/one...-to-guides-t2839471/post56731494#post56731494
You mentioned just go straight to Section 8, but in the link above you mentioned go through 1-4 then go to 8. I dont think I need to root on section 4 but for 1, 2 and 3, I would like to know, particularly in section 2 and 3 if you can explain to a novice like me. As I'm understanding this, I think the ColorOS phone has some recovery software, thats how I did the easy flashing method thing, so for section 2 your instructions will overwrite the ColorOS one?
For Section 3 the nandroid backup seems like a snapshot of the phone (which includes recovery, phone OS and other things) before installing custom rom?
Please let me know if my interpretation is correct and correct me along the way, I am here to learn what I can, so that I can successfully flash the OPO phone.
Cheers.
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I was assuming that because you're on the 25R build of CM11S that you've already unlocked your bootloader and installed TWRP recovery, if this isn't the case then you will need to follow sections 1, 2, and 3 before moving on to section 8.
The phone definitely already has some kind of recovery on it (every phone does), but you do need to install a custom recovery in order to make a backup of your current ROM. It will overwrite the existing recovery when you install it, and then later on when you flash the fastboot images (in section 8) the stock recovery will overwrite the custom recovery. So why bother flashing the custom recovery if it'll just be overwritten? Because insurance. It'll allow you to make a nandroid backup of your current setup to fall back on just in case something goes wrong.
A nandroid is like a snapshot of the phone, but it doesn't include your recovery partition, it includes the /system partition (where the os resides), the /data partition (where your apps and settings reside), and the /boot partition (the kernel). You should always have at least one nandroid on your phone at all times. Personally, I make one before I flash anything, that way if I don't like whatever I'm flashing or if something goes wrong, I can just restore my backup and boot the phone up, and it's exactly how I left it.
After you've made your backup make sure you transfer it to your PC (and anything else important on the phone), because flashing the fastboot images is going to wipe your whole phone, including all of your user data.
If you have any other questions please don't hesitate to ask.
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I was assuming that because you're on the 25R build of CM11S that you've already unlocked your bootloader and installed TWRP recovery, if this isn't the case then you will need to follow sections 1, 2, and 3 before moving on to section 8.
The phone definitely already has some kind of recovery on it (every phone does), but you do need to install a custom recovery in order to make a backup of your current ROM. It will overwrite the existing recovery when you install it, and then later on when you flash the fastboot images (in section 8) the stock recovery will overwrite the custom recovery. So why bother flashing the custom recovery if it'll just be overwritten? Because insurance. It'll allow you to make a nandroid backup of your current setup to fall back on just in case something goes wrong.
A nandroid is like a snapshot of the phone, but it doesn't include your recovery partition, it includes the /system partition (where the os resides), the /data partition (where your apps and settings reside), and the /boot partition (the kernel). You should always have at least one nandroid on your phone at all times. Personally, I make one before I flash anything, that way if I don't like whatever I'm flashing or if something goes wrong, I can just restore my backup and boot the phone up, and it's exactly how I left it.
After you've made your backup make sure you transfer it to your PC (and anything else important on the phone), because flashing the fastboot images is going to wipe your whole phone, including all of your user data.
If you have any other questions please don't hesitate to ask.
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I see, so even if my phone doesnt have much inside it should still be recommended, because of the listed above are operational and if something were to happen on the newly flashed phone, I have no way of retracing my steps.
So in a hypothetical situation I unlocked the bootloader and proceed to section 2. The recovery software provided when I first got the phone will be overwritten by the TWRP recovery and I will have lost the old one. I will then perform a nandroid backup where I can preserve a last known working configuration as an insurance, if future flashes fail. I assume you restore nandroid backup through the TWRP recovery? Also the nandroid backup is made on the phone? so I will need to transfer that to my PC before flashing?
At this stage all I changed is the bootloader and recovery partition with custom recovery. When I jump to section 8 it should be smooth sailing, provided I follow them clearly and the drivers work on the PC.
I apologise for being a pain in the butt! I just like to clarify before I do something horrible and have no idea what to do next.
Cheers
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I see, so even if my phone doesnt have much inside it should still be recommended, because of the listed above are operational and if something were to happen on the newly flashed phone, I have no way of retracing my steps.
So in a hypothetical situation I unlocked the bootloader and proceed to section 2. The recovery software provided when I first got the phone will be overwritten by the TWRP recovery and I will have lost the old one. I will then perform a nandroid backup where I can preserve a last known working configuration as an insurance, if future flashes fail. I assume you restore nandroid backup through the TWRP recovery? Also the nandroid backup is made on the phone? so I will need to transfer that to my PC before flashing?
At this stage all I changed is the bootloader and recovery partition with custom recovery. When I jump to section 8 it should be smooth sailing, provided I follow them clearly and the drivers work on the PC.
I apologise for being a pain in the butt! I just like to clarify before I do something horrible and have no idea what to do next.
Cheers
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You do indeed restore a nandroid backup with the recovery that you made the backup with. And yes it is saved on the phone so you will need to transfer it to your PC. You're not being a pain in the butt, you're doing the right thing and researching before attempting something.
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Yeah I agree users like you that research crap before attempting something are much preferred over users that blindly use a toolbox then come complaining cuz they messed something up but dunno how to fix it. I always do my research before flashing just like you are doing. Just make sure you install the drivers I linked to computer wide on your windows computer and you should have no problems, no need to install separate SDK for android and copy the files you're flashing into a special folder, etc
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Hey guys, noob here. I wanted to update to the most recent version and I am running version: XNPH25R atm.
Anyone could be so kind to tell me what's the easiest way to to this? I have a 64gb chinese version.
If you follow timmaaa's guide you should be good to go. I'm a noob myself and just did it over the weekend and its a blast. Good luck
Cheers
maeishoj said:
Hey guys, noob here. I wanted to update to the most recent version and I am running version: XNPH25R atm.
Anyone could be so kind to tell me what's the easiest way to to this? I have a 64gb chinese version.
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maeishoj said:
Hey guys, noob here. I wanted to update to the most recent version and I am running version: XNPH25R atm.
Anyone could be so kind to tell me what's the easiest way to to this? I have a 64gb chinese version.
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Lol really? Did u completely ignore reading the thread that you just posted in??
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Hi Everyone!
Because of having issues i can´t fix on my OnePlus, i´m finally asking for some professional help here, as it´s getting more and more complicated and i don´t want to ruin my phone.
What was my plan?
Installing CM11S 44S on my OPO, which had the 05Q Version as factory setting.
Also i wanted to install a franco kernel.
I hoped, if i do both steps successfully, my OPO will have a good battery life (44S seemed to be the most efficient version, according to some forums).
What did i do so far?
First i set up an adb backup for my data, but not for the OS. However, i installed SDK plus tools and drivers.
Next step was installing a new recovery, which is able to flash a new version of CM11S, so i set up TWRP with fastboot, which means my device is "unlocked" now.
Everything worked well so far, i also made an backup in TWRP.
The problem:
I wanted to reboot my OPO at some point and TWRP asked me for rooting my device. Accidentally i swiped over so it started rooting process, but i didn´t want to root it, so i immediately shut the device down.
By now TWRP recovery/fastboot is working, but my OS 05Q is lost and i can´t install a new ROM because im getting the Report:
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Checking for MD5 file...
Skipping MD5 check; no MD5 file found
Error flashing zip /<path to .zip file>
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Can anyone help me to get 05Q back or the 44S with the franco kernel?
I know there might be some other threads that deal with similar problems, but actually none of them helped me so far. For example: do i need a fastboot image or signed flashable zips (which i have)? In which order do i install the kernel and the ROM?
Some Information:
I can access my device via fastboot and my OPO is also shown as a adb device on my MAC.
When starting in TWRP, i can also access the device in USB Mode, transfering files is also possible.
I´m not really competent with android modding or programming, so i will need some noob-friendly answers, but i bet you guys know how to help me out here.
Thank you very much for your help, i really don´t know what to do anymore.
EDIT:
I found out how to place a md5 file to the referring version, but it still sais: MD5 does not match.
I´m so done with it right now that i wish i had my OPO back as it was few days ago.
Well, i cant really help here as i have not face this problem but ur mistake was that u Immediately shut the device down the moment it was installing root. It may have corrupted the partitions of the phone and left it at that state, so maybe restoring the partitions of that section may help. Like i said im not knowledgeable about this
Agreed, you shouldn't have shut down the phone while it was modifying a partition. The root wouldn't have mattered anyway because you were about to overwrite the system partition by flashing a ROM. Go to my guide thread and look at section 8 to flash the stock images for the build you desire:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2839471
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Agreed, you shouldn't have shut down the phone while it was modifying a partition. The root wouldn't have mattered anyway because you were about to overwrite the system partition by flashing a ROM. Go to my guide thread and look at section 8 to flash the stock images for the build you desire:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2839471
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Can i follow all these instructions altough im using a mac?
I will try it out today, hopefully this will fix the problem.
Thyrix said:
Can i follow all these instructions altough im using a mac?
I will try it out today, hopefully this will fix the problem.
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Yes you can still use fastboot on a Mac, but you'll need to Google how to set it up on a Mac first.
Heisenberg said:
Yes you can still use fastboot on a Mac, but you'll need to Google how to set it up on a Mac first.
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Alright, so fastboot is ready, but i need to know, if i will need one of those "unofficial stock rooted fashable zips" a fastboot image. or anything else? sorry to ask for
Can i trust an android version anyone rooted...?
Thyrix said:
Alright, so fastboot is ready, but i need to know, if i will need one of those "unofficial stock rooted fashable zips" a fastboot image. or anything else? sorry to ask for
Can i trust an android version anyone rooted...?
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You need the fastboot images.
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You need the fastboot images.
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Got stuck at step 2: It Terminal said error: cannot determine image filename for sbl1.mbn - although the name is correct and the file is in the correct folder :/
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Fixed it, forgot to type sbl1 2 times, im sorry
And it worked, thank you sooooo much!!!
Hi all,
about 6 months ago the motherboard on my OPO died so I sent the device to them and they replaced it without charging me. Before that happened, I had a twrp flashed and used the latest cyanogen rom.
When I received it back it was really hectic at work so I just set it up and continued to use it as is.
I don't remember if I rooted it or anything like that and for sure I did not install any recovery app.
I currently use Cyanogen 13.1.2 with android 6.0.1 and wish to upgrade to Lineage OS.
I am not sure what steps I should take now as I have all my data (pics, apps etc) and nothing is backed up.
Can someone please remind me what steps I should take in order to back everything up and then flash a recovery tool and the new lineage Rom?
Thanks!
Roy
roygush said:
Hi all,
about 6 months ago the motherboard on my OPO died so I sent the device to them and they replaced it without charging me. Before that happened, I had a twrp flashed and used the latest cyanogen rom.
When I received it back it was really hectic at work so I just set it up and continued to use it as is.
I don't remember if I rooted it or anything like that and for sure I did not install any recovery app.
I currently use Cyanogen 13.1.2 with android 6.0.1 and wish to upgrade to Lineage OS.
I am not sure what steps I should take now as I have all my data (pics, apps etc) and nothing is backed up.
Can someone please remind me what steps I should take in order to back everything up and then flash a recovery tool and the new lineage Rom?
Thanks!
Roy
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2788632
This is the best thread on where to start from and what to do.As you said,you had Twrp flashed before you gave your device to SVC,there are good chances your bootloader is already unlocked.
Test by giving this command in fastboot mode-
fastboot oem device-info
For flashing lineage os,
https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...m-kernel-unofficial-lineageos-14-1-3-t3626403
This thread has instructions+download links.
Mr.Ak said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2788632
This is the best thread on where to start from and what to do.As you said,you had Twrp flashed before you gave your device to SVC,there are good chances your bootloader is already unlocked.
Test by giving this command in fastboot mode-
fastboot oem device-info
For flashing lineage os,
https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...m-kernel-unofficial-lineageos-14-1-3-t3626403
This thread has instructions+download links.
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Thank you!
roygush said:
Thank you!
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Hit the thanks button instead.
Well now after I flashed TWRP, i cant access it. I use the power+vol down and it just shows me the OPO logo and then a dark screen.
Any advice?
Keeps booting to recovery mode and I have no idea how to install stock rom again. Is there a way through fastboot? oneplus recovery doesn't let you install anything.
have u tried to sideload 5.1.5 full zip?
Bradl79 said:
have u tried to sideload 5.1.5 full zip?
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How can I side load it? My pc only sees my phone in fastboot mode.
u said it keeps going to recovery, can u not do it via recovery?
why do people play with things they dont know?
LOL! I don't know why this was so funny to me. Basically day 1 of people getting their OnePlus 6's and already "I bricked my phone" threads popping up.
sn0warmy said:
LOL! I don't know why this was so funny to me. Basically day 1 of people getting their OnePlus 6's and already "I bricked my phone" threads popping up.
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There's no update through recovery and haha yeah lol. I love rooting and messing with things but I'm simply a teenage novice ? So not always the best with it all. Worst comes to worst I just wait for twrp to be released and fix it from there.
Logan0829 said:
There's no update through recovery and haha yeah lol. I love rooting and messing with things but I'm simply a teenage novice So not always the best with it all. Worst comes to worst I just wait for twrp to be released and fix it from there.
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I'm sure there's a way without TWRP. I'd try to lend a hand but I've been away from OnePlus for so long I don't know how it's different than my Pixel 2 XL.
I'd dig around the OnePlus 5T forums. software wise, it should be the same. You'll probably find a quick solution over there. Good luck!
EDIT: Now I'm curious... Does anyone know if there is a way to lash a factory Oxygen OS image through fastboot commands? That would solve your problem, but I don't know if that's something specific to Pixel devices.
I hope u unlocked ur bootloader, also how the heck did u already soft brick
see if this works
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMlj7rML10o
What did you even do to soft brick it? You could try fast boot flashing the boot.img again and see if it boots, get the one from the root thread if you're on the latest Oxygen OTA.
Chris123NT said:
What did you even do to soft brick it? You could try fast boot flashing the boot.img again and see if it boots, get the one from the root thread if you're on the latest Oxygen OTA.
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Ended up here. https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...fficial-oxygen-os-t3792244/page4#post76615579 Looks like I'm not the only one.
Logan0829 said:
Ended up here. https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...fficial-oxygen-os-t3792244/page4#post76615579 Looks like I'm not the only one.
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Ohhh, you flashed the P dev preview. Yeah I don't dare do that until TWRP is out.
Chris123NT said:
Ohhh, you flashed the P dev preview. Yeah I don't dare do that until TWRP is out.
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No I tried flashing all img files I could from 5.1.3 and no luck. Stuck on boot animation.
Did you try to flash stock boot img 5.1.5 in fastboot ?
EDIT : try to flash in both slots
Code:
fastboot flash boot_a boot.img
fastboot flash boot_b boot.img
SOLVED!!!!
Had to critical unlock in fastboot and restored to 5.1.3 by flashing all imgs. Then booted up and flashed from local storage 5.1.5. Phone is back up and running again ?
help me...even i soft bricked my one plus 6!
vineet allahabad said:
help me...even i soft bricked my one plus 6!
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There is an un-brick tool for OP6
Logan0829 said:
Had to critical unlock in fastboot and restored to 5.1.3 by flashing all imgs. Then booted up and flashed from local storage 5.1.5. Phone is back up and running again
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This is so fracking helpful post, congrats!
stavros67 said:
There is an un-brick tool for OP6
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Can u guide me to the same same i tried finding!
vineet allahabad said:
Can u guide me to the same same i tried finding!
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https://androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=271466