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radios broken and i cant factory restore

im trying to get back to complete stock to start over again because i cant get help with my 'no signal problem' but it wont start my factory restore even though i am using the right img.
the issues started when i tried to install Cataclysm (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2518660) they have a thing in there saying that its a known problem to not get signal when flashing twrp
(My mobile signal/radio isn't working anymore!
- There's a bug with TWRP that remove/corrupt your baseband during flash. Please refer to the twrp team for a fix.)
no link and i cant find it on google so any help would be appreciated
image attached its the error when trying to restore the factory image.

dudekiller said:
im trying to get back to complete stock to start over again because i cant get help with my 'no signal problem' but it wont start my factory restore even though i am using the right img.
the issues started when i tried to install Cataclysm (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2518660) they have a thing in there saying that its a known problem to not get signal when flashing twrp
(My mobile signal/radio isn't working anymore!
- There's a bug with TWRP that remove/corrupt your baseband during flash. Please refer to the twrp team for a fix.)
no link and i cant find it on google so any help would be appreciated
image attached its the error when trying to restore the factory image.
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You can always try the second method for the "BACK TO STOCK" guide from here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2513701
Even better you can use the instructions from the second post of that thread to wipe clean all your partitions prior to flashing them via fastboot.

quendil said:
You can always try the second method for the "BACK TO STOCK" guide from here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2513701
Even better you can use the instructions from the second post of that thread to wipe clean all your partitions prior to flashing them via fastboot.
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im still getting invalid bootloader img

dudekiller said:
im still getting invalid bootloader img
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have you extracted all the images on C:/image-hammerhead-krt16m like the example?
Have you renamed "bootloader-hammerhead-XXXXXX.img" to "bootloader.img" and "radio-hammerhead-XXXXXX.img" to "radio.img"?

quendil said:
have you extracted all the images on C:/image-hammerhead-krt16m like the example?
Have you renamed "bootloader-hammerhead-XXXXXX.img" to "bootloader.img" and "radio-hammerhead-XXXXXX.img" to "radio.img"?
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yes, it seems that twrp corrupted something and it doesnt recognize the device anymore.

dudekiller said:
yes, it seems that twrp corrupted something and it doesnt recognize the device anymore.
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Oh damn...
On bootloader when you give the command fastboot devices does it show you anything?

i wonder if the TWRP bug is why i was getting bootloop when flashing Bootanimations the other day?
Wug's Nexus toolkit has been my lifeline with 4 nexus devices.

alright guys i figured it out i did a oem lock and unlock and then the factory image worked so im stock right now... it might stay that way for a bit.. lol

comicbookguy72 said:
Wug's Nexus toolkit has been my lifeline with 4 nexus devices.
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and this is the problem with pretty much everything. people relying on toolkits, then when something screws up, they have no idea what happened.

Zepius said:
and this is the problem with pretty much everything. people relying on toolkits, then when something screws up, they have no idea what happened.
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his first priority is fixing it. his second priority is possibly finding out why he borked it and not making the same mistake again. i've borked stuff learning and fixed it with toolkits.
not everyone wants to learn ADB or fastboot commands, or install the SDK, and NOT EVERYONE HAS TO. not everyone is a would-be developer

dudekiller said:
they have a thing in there saying that its a known problem to not get signal when flashing twrp
(My mobile signal/radio isn't working anymore!
- There's a bug with TWRP that remove/corrupt your baseband during flash. Please refer to the twrp team for a fix.)
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So why did you flash via TWRP then?

Han Solo 1 said:
So why did you flash via TWRP then?
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i didnt go through the faqs before installing, i looked at the rom and what it offered. it said stable so i wasnt to worried about bugs since i was coming from cm11

Moto G (1st gen) OTA to Lollipop fails

Hi folks, so, I received OTA update for my Moto G (XT1032).
Phone was rooted (I did unroot from SuperSU). Also, I've re-installed Stock recovery (to make sure) and wiped cache/dalvik.
But, update still fails.
I don't have much root-related soft (like Xposed etc) installed - so pretty sure this should not cause an issue.
But still, update fails.
Any ideas how to troubleshoot/make it work? Maybe installing OTA somehow from recovery (custom one, TWRP)?
Any comments - much appreciated. I guess I'm not alone in this, but still...
Thanks

Same problem here

Ulverinho said:
Hi folks, so, I received OTA update for my Moto G (XT1032).
Phone was rooted (I did unroot from SuperSU). Also, I've re-installed Stock recovery (to make sure) and wiped cache/dalvik.
But, update still fails.
I don't have much root-related soft (like Xposed etc) installed - so pretty sure this should not cause an issue.
But still, update fails.
Any ideas how to troubleshoot/make it work? Maybe installing OTA somehow from recovery (custom one, TWRP)?
Any comments - much appreciated. I guess I'm not alone in this, but still...
Thanks
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Have to install stock ROM again then update it via ota. Could also try flashing an ota update file via the official recovery of your phone.

A_Bunny said:
Have to install stock ROM again then update it via ota. Could also try flashing an ota update file via the official recovery of your phone.
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Yep, my guess was the same. As per official recovery - I'll try adb sideload, but first time it couldn't find phone (all drivers installed and up-to-date).
http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g/help/driver-fastboot-falcon-s-t2820848
This error pops up - I can't find solution also...

Ulverinho said:
Yep, my guess was the same. As per official recovery - I'll try adb sideload, but first time it couldn't find phone (all drivers installed and up-to-date).
http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g/help/driver-fastboot-falcon-s-t2820848
This error pops up - I can't find solution also...
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Install the recovery with fastboot not adb.

A_Bunny said:
Install the recovery with fastboot not adb.
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Well, I might misunderstood, but:
I have official recovery (fastboot is mode of it, I guess, when U press Power+volume key?)
I've read about adb sideload zip_name_of_OTA.zip
I don't know any other way to install OTA apart from let phone handle it OR adb sideload.

Ulverinho said:
Well, I might misunderstood, but:
I have official recovery (fastboot is mode of it, I guess, when U press Power+volume key?)
I've read about adb sideload zip_name_of_OTA.zip
I don't know any other way to install OTA apart from let phone handle it OR adb sideload.
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Just load it onto your phone before you flash it. Your ROM does work.

A_Bunny said:
Just load it onto your phone before you flash it. Your ROM does work.
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Load ZIP of OTA on SD Card and install it from Recovery? Will it work?

Ulverinho said:
Load ZIP of OTA on SD Card and install it from Recovery? Will it work?
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It may work if it is the stock recovery.

A_Bunny said:
It may work if it is the stock recovery.
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Got this, screenshot in attachment.
Fingerprints are wrong. In build.prop - I can see it's fine, fingerprint of current 4.4.4. - matches expected.
But as soon as update starts - it says that 4.4.2 is fingerprint of my OS. Bollocks.
Edited OTA zip, edited some metadata file...
Why it won't install on pretty clean phone - I can't understand...Previous installs of OTA went fine with root etc.

Ulverinho said:
Got this, screenshot in attachment.
Fingerprints are wrong. In build.prop - I can see it's fine, fingerprint of current 4.4.4. - matches expected.
But as soon as update starts - it says that 4.4.2 is fingerprint of my OS. Bollocks.
Edited OTA zip, edited some metadata file...
Why it won't install on pretty clean phone - I can't understand...Previous installs of OTA went fine with root etc.
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Well the only thing I would recommend would be to install the stock system though fastboot manualy.

Ulverinho said:
Hi folks, so, I received OTA update for my Moto G (XT1032).
Phone was rooted (I did unroot from SuperSU). Also, I've re-installed Stock recovery (to make sure) and wiped cache/dalvik.
But, update still fails.
I don't have much root-related soft (like Xposed etc) installed - so pretty sure this should not cause an issue.
But still, update fails.
Any ideas how to troubleshoot/make it work? Maybe installing OTA somehow from recovery (custom one, TWRP)?
Any comments - much appreciated. I guess I'm not alone in this, but still...
Thanks
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i feel ya same thing here, than i tryed installing a stock lollipop from here via twrp witch ended up messing my phone with failing the procedure wondered around couldnt revert to stock since im a noob and didnt even backed up the rom,but at the and of the day thank god for the cm12.1 finally menaged to make my phone running again at least

Greetings, I have the same problem, it is the last screen that appears when you install the update, and then restarts it goes off the screen update error ...

To anyone having issues:
1. Make sure you're on completely stock 4.4.4 (Refer to http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g/development/rom-stock-motorola-rom-collection-t2854688 and use only untouched 4.4.4 version for your phone if you have to reflash before continuing)
2. Make sure you're on stock recovery (Refer to http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2649763)
*Uninstall XPOSED if using it
3. I personally let update run on its own after reverting everything to stock.

fusionice said:
To anyone having issues:
1. Make sure you're on completely stock 4.4.4 (Refer to http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g/development/rom-stock-motorola-rom-collection-t2854688 and use only untouched 4.4.4 version for your phone if you have to reflash before continuing)
2. Make sure you're on stock recovery (Refer to http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2649763)
*Uninstall XPOSED if using it
3. I personally let update run on its own after reverting everything to stock.
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Yeah, that's the better way.
But I guess, I can install Stock 5.* straight away after wiping? Why bother about OTA, if there is ROM available?

fusionice said:
To anyone having issues:
1. Make sure you're on completely stock 4.4.4 (Refer to http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g/development/rom-stock-motorola-rom-collection-t2854688 and use only untouched 4.4.4 version for your phone if you have to reflash before continuing)
2. Make sure you're on stock recovery (Refer to http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2649763)
*Uninstall XPOSED if using it
3. I personally let update run on its own after reverting everything to stock.
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Yep.
The solution is backup data, restore stock last firmware using fastboot guide posted in this forum and not even update apps (cancel gmail registration and everything it asks when it first starts) ONLY update motorola update services so you can get the ota again an install it. If you have the ota downloaded you can flash it through recovery but using the last recovery version (.61) and of course last firmware version. If you guys flash it all through fastboot, it should install w/o any problems.

update to latest OTA and recovery issue

HI all, I have CM12 installed on my rooted phone and this morning when I switched it on, I got a message saying:
"WARNING: Update Cyanogen recovery is disabled. This may cause issues with updating your device. Please enable Update Cyanogen recovery in developer options"
Now, that option is off because I have my custom recovery TWRP installed on the phone, I'd like to keep that and I don't want to reinstall it after the update, so I believe I should ignore the message, but what I wanted to check with you guys is whether ignoring it will in fact cause any issues as this is the first time ever I've seen this message (this update by the way I think is the first one after installing CM12).
Any idea?
thanks

Disregard the message.

Thanks Heisenberg,
I did that but when the phone restarts trying to install the update, it goes straight into recovery mode (TWRP) and from there I don't think I can install the update, as none of the options seem to allow me to do so, see screenshot http://s23.postimg.org/6d6s7wyq3/IMG_20150625_135453.jpg

All right, I downloaded the zip from here http://cyanogen-ota-bacon.somee.com/ and tried to flash it from TWRP, but I get an error, screenshot here http://s28.postimg.org/zb06wtcpp/OTA_error.jpg, any idea why?

Same here, got an error in TWRP logs that prevented the update to install.
I'd like to avoid reflashing stock recovery only to install the update...
Heres the log: http://s29.postimg.org/njqqqlfc7/Screenshot_2015_06_25_08_49_42.png
Seems something related to outdated "build fingerprint" my device has currently 12.0-YNG1TAS17L

I guess the alternative would be to do it thru Cyanogen Recovery, but let's see what more knowledgeable members have to say as, like you, I don't want to have to reinstall TWRP and SU just for the sake of the update

Looks like you cant use the official update with TWRP. Either flash it via cyanogen recovery then flash back TWRP, or use a differnt zip for update not the official

Thanks for clarifying that davebugyi, then so be it, I'll do it thru cyanogen recovery and then reflash TWRP and probably SU as well
thanks
davebugyi said:
Looks like you cant use the official update with TWRP. Either flash it via cyanogen recovery then flash back TWRP, or use a differnt zip for update not the official
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Ah, sorry forgot to ask, is there an unofficial update? If so where do I get it from?
davebugyi said:
Looks like you cant use the official update with TWRP. Either flash it via cyanogen recovery then flash back TWRP, or use a differnt zip for update not the official
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duratto said:
Ah, sorry forgot to ask, is there an unofficial update? If so where do I get it from?
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For example here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2810365

thanks! Ah OK I see so that's the whole ROM there as opposed to just an update

davebugyi said:
For example here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2810365
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Do you mean flashing only this update found at the end of the first post?
YNG1TAS2I3 Radio, etc - Mirror - Same as YNG1TAS0YL
md5 - 6d5db5af6c92b814b9a0ebd18341dd8e
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Is it safe to flash only that zip from TWRP over the stock Cyanogen OS?

Yes, but if I'm not mistaken, judging from the file size, that's the whole ROM
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Do you mean flashing only this update found at the end of the first post?
Is it safe to flash only that zip from TWRP over the stock Cyanogen OS?
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The file I quoted is not a whole ROM, it's 31 MB.

AH OK, sorry I thught you referred to the 500mb file

Apparently even by enabling cyanogen recovery, I still can't get the updated installed as the phone keeps rebooting in the TWRP recovery, which is very odd.

I'm having the same issue. Anyone?

Got the same problem. Any idea?

duratto said:
Apparently even by enabling cyanogen recovery, I still can't get the updated installed as the phone keeps rebooting in the TWRP recovery, which is very odd.
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Bump for a fix?

Juergen1337 said:
Got the same problem. Any idea?
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The solution seems to be installing the new ROM provided. Related problem here http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-one/help/twrp-cm-android-version-mismatch-t3147658

infinite boot :x

hi !
few month ago i rooted my nexus5 and installed a custom rom (pure nexus), everything was OK. but today i tried to install the last version of "pure nexus", so i downloaded the zip file, pushed it on the device, launched a flash zip with nexus root toolkit (everything was ok on the screen) but then it restart, and get stuck during the boot (4 small circle rotating...)
maybe i've done something wrong? how can i fix it?
(sorry i'm a noob !)
thanks!

nel0 said:
hi !
few month ago i rooted my nexus5 and installed a custom rom (pure nexus), everything was OK. but today i tried to install the last version of "pure nexus", so i downloaded the zip file, pushed it on the device, launched a flash zip with nexus root toolkit (everything was ok on the screen) but then it restart, and get stuck during the boot (4 small circle rotating...)
maybe i've done something wrong? how can i fix it?
(sorry i'm a noob !)
thanks!
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Hi!
Congratulations, this is your first bootloop. Nothing to worry about. I guess your problem is due to the fact that you were coming from a lollipop based custom rom. Before you install a marshmallow based custom rom you need to install the marshmallow factory image first. If you're using the nexus root toolkit you can always click on the magic "flash stock - unroot" button. This is the easiest way for you.
My suggestion is to flash the factory image manually with ADB. In this way you'll know the basics of modding and it will be very useful for you in future. If you want you can follow this guide http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/general/tutorial-how-to-flash-factory-image-t2513701

vorinc said:
Hi!
Congratulations, this is your first bootloop. Nothing to worry about. I guess your problem is due to the fact that you were coming from a lollipop based custom rom. Before you install a marshmallow based custom rom you need to install the marshmallow factory image first. If you're using the nexus root toolkit you can always click on the magic "flash stock - unroot" button. This is the easiest way for you.
My suggestion is to flash the factory image manually with ADB. In this way you'll know the basics of modding and it will be very useful for you in future. If you want you can follow this guide http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/general/tutorial-how-to-flash-factory-image-t2513701
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thanks for your answer!
alright, after installing a marshmallow factory image, everything was OK \0/
so i was wondering : is it possible to "update" a custom rom without wiping everything? :/ (is that what people call a dirty flash?)
thanks again for your help

nel0 said:
is it possible to "update" a custom rom without wiping everything? :/ (is that what people call a dirty flash?)
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Yes, that's what "dirty flash" means. It is possible as long as the update doesn't concern an android version. An example is your case: lollipop-->marshmallow.
In facts custom roms (differently from factory images) do not provide boot.img in their zips; they assume you already have installed in your device. The lack of the correct boot.img caused your bootloop

vorinc said:
Yes, that's what "dirty flash" means. It is possible as long as the update doesn't concern an android version. An example is your case: lollipop-->marshmallow.
In facts custom roms (differently from factory images) do not provide boot.img in their zips; they assume you already have installed in your device. The lack of the correct boot.img caused your bootloop
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oh, ok, understood. Thanks for the precision !

Thought I was doing so well; tablet won't boot to OS

Hey folks; I'm hoping I can get some advice or pointers, or maybe just a slap upside the head with something I've missed.
I have one of the original Shield tablets, and played around with it quite a lot, installing various custom ROMs from the marvelous directions I've found here. When the battery thing happened, I submitted the required info and happily received my new tablet. The original was rooted and customised still, kill-switch averted, and I had two working tablets. I gave the new stock one to my wife.
But then, about three months ago, I was playing with mine again installing a newer ROM than the one I was using (I *think* I was going from an older Bliss rom to one of the Cyanogen), and ... Something Happened (tm). The tablet rebooted in the middle of everything, and now won't boot to an image.
I'm on Windows 10 now, and had some fun getting the drivers working, but they seem to. I can communicate with the tablet through Fastboot, but ADB doesn't see it. I've flashed several versions of TWRP to the tablet, and can boot into that recovery - both through Fastboot and the tablet's power+vol-dn buttons. I've used TWRP to flash several different ROMs, and it *appears* to work (there are no errors), but when I reboot the tablet .... nada. Nothing but the Nvidia boot screen for days.
So now... what have I missed? I'm a little reluctant to flash a stock ROM, but I'm at a loss. I used to have more time to fiddle and figure, and I'm afraid that my impatience is going to kill the thing.

Format system and data see if that works

You need to have the latest bootloader to run the latest roms.
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skooter32 said:
Format system and data see if that works
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Have done, but I'll try it again. Thanks

lafester said:
You need to have the latest bootloader to run the latest roms.
Sent from my ZTE A2017U using Tapatalk
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I've tried the latest and the not-so-latest, all with similar results.

Hnefatafl said:
I've tried the latest and the not-so-latest, all with similar results.
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so you wan t your "burning" tablet set again stock?
Did you read about "recovery images" for shield tablet?
If fastboot is working you can flash the recovery image and all will update to the latest(blob,system,boot, etc)
flash latest twrp for shieldtablet.
after that use the nomoreota.zip to prevent the software brick from nvidida

Hnefatafl said:
Have done, but I'll try it again. Thanks
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Also format data system to something other than ext4 then re format it back

skooter32 said:
Also format data system to something other than ext4 then re format it back
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can I ask what that should bring?

wiQbold said:
so you wan t your "burning" tablet set again stock?
Did you read about "recovery images" for shield tablet?
If fastboot is working you can flash the recovery image and all will update to the latest(blob,system,boot, etc)
flash latest twrp for shieldtablet.
after that use the nomoreota.zip to prevent the software brick from nvidida
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No, I don't want it stock at all, I was just worried that was my only option to get this thing to respond again. I was running BlissPop v.somethingorother, but wanted to update. That's when things went awry.

Right, well it looks like I've got this thing going. I could flash TWRP 3.1.0-0, but not any 3.1.1. Cyanogenmod 12 worked. Reading up a little more (it got slow at work for a couple of days...) I flashed the firmware to 5.0, and could now install TWRP 3.1.1-1! Then I could install (in this case) Lineage 14.1, which *almost* worked. It booted, but there's no wifi.
Then I found a suggestion - I think it was on these forums somewhere - and restarted. Wiped all data again, flashed Cyanogenmod 12, no gapps. Restarted, checked everything including wifi, and is good. Rebooted back into recovery, performed a factory reset, then installed Lineage 14.1 and gapps. When it rebooted, everything is working!
So. Firmware. Huh.
Thanks all.

Hnefatafl said:
No, I don't want it stock at all, I was just worried that was my only option to get this thing to respond again. I was running BlissPop v.somethingorother, but wanted to update. That's when things went awry.
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do not know if you need the bootloader(blob) from nougat to boot up, that lafester told you. but that sounds plausible. skooter says something from re-formating. so if you tried that all and nothing changes? cache and data partition you wiped also, so it has to be work for my understanding.
went always stock, so can t help you..
but you can use recovery images > twrp > bliss/linage. no need to boot up stock?

wiQbold said:
can I ask what that should bring?
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I have had similar issues and I tried everything even this plus what harm is it going to be and as the fellow below said if ur in fastboot and recovery with no issues then surely u should be flashing stick to fix Ur problem ?