Theres any way to recovery this?
I use the lastest BlissPop 5.1
Thanks for the help.
Are you sure about EFS? Most probably you damaged modem partition if recovery is bigger then 8 MB. If that is the case flash smaller recovery and after that just modem from corresponding "official" ROM.
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LexanderMoon said:
Theres any way to recovery this?
I use the lastest BlissPop 5.1
Thanks for the help.
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Restore your backed up EFS folder .
AndriiG said:
Are you sure about EFS? Most probably you damaged modem partition if recovery is bigger then 8 MB. If that is the case flash smaller recovery and after that just modem from corresponding "official" ROM.
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awww the problem is realy this. Thanks for help. :good::good::good::good:
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Hello,
I just rooted my Moto G (CWM on it), but when I flashed a rom, is got stuck on the bootlogo.
I installed a newer version of CWM, and flashed a rom again, still stuck, and the newer version of CWM can't see my backup..
What now? please help me...
FearsomeStatue0 said:
Hello,
I just rooted my Moto G (CWM on it), but when I flashed a rom, is got stuck on the bootlogo.
I installed a newer version of CWM, and flashed a rom again, still stuck, and the newer version of CWM can't see my backup..
What now? please help me...
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Question 1: before you flashed the rom, what wipe options did you select?
Question 2: can u get into the bootloader?
I wiped cache and dalvik. (and I did factory reset to)
and yes, I can even start CWM, but I can't find my backup
FearsomeStatue0 said:
I wiped cache and dalvik. (and I did factory reset to)
and yes, I can even start CWM, but I can't find my backup
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So it's not in a bootloop anymore? I use TWRP not CWM but I wouldn't think that updating versions would change the source destination path of the backup. Sidenote: after I rooted and backedup my G for the first time, the auto generated name (which was that time/date stamp) had a weird date of sometime in the 1970's and I wasn't able to use that backup because it didn't backup the /system data for some reason. I could still see the backup tho, just not use it
3RAN7ON said:
So it's not in a bootloop anymore? I use TWRP not CWM but I wouldn't think that updating versions would change the source destination path of the backup.
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Nope, no bootloop, I hold the powerbutton for 5 seconds. But that I can't find my backups is the real problem, I really can't find my backup anywhere (I can use a filemanager in CWM)
FearsomeStatue0 said:
Nope, no bootloop, I hold the powerbutton for 5 seconds. But that I can't find my backups is the real problem, I really can't find my backup anywhere (I can use a filemanager in CWM)
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I can't say where the backup went but if u freshly unlocked and rooted it before backing up, there can't be that much data lost! You would need to just reflash the stock firmware and backup if that is your intent; to have a stock backup :laugh: and I'm happy it's no longer in a bootloop. I would suggest going forward to save nandroid backups to usb-otg storage device so it can't be wiped from the phone.
I flashed the stock rom with this guide (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2542219) but I am still stuck in bootscreen..
So flashing roms doesn't go well.. What now? (thanks for helping!)
And now my phone can't even see my internal storage anymore...
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And now my phone can't even see my internal storage anymore...
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Search mfastboot on here it will fix your phone
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=47820707
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factory reset will format /sdcard or not?
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thestory101 said:
factory reset will format /sdcard or not?
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Mfastboot wipes everything
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brewy said:
Mfastboot wipes everything
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I faced a similar issue and i have found a answer another user gave me after countless "did you wipe this/ DID YOU WIPE THAT? responses"
what i did was i downgraded to JB 4.3 img ad once i flashed that and it booted up and flashed the philz edition cwm and then i was able to insatll a custom rom.
before this i was on stck 4.4.2 and NO custom rom booted past bootlogo until this solution.
btw i donwgraded to 4.3 in fastboot and flashed custom rom in cmw.
chairsz said:
I faced a similar issue and i have found a answer another user gave me after countless "did you wipe this/ DID YOU WIPE THAT? responses"
what i did was i downgraded to JB 4.3 img ad once i flashed that and it booted up and flashed the philz edition cwm and then i was able to insatll a custom rom.
before this i was on stck 4.4.2 and NO custom rom booted past bootlogo until this solution.
btw i donwgraded to 4.3 in fastboot and flashed custom rom in cmw.
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When you downgraded to JB did you also wipe the internal SD or did you just flash system and kernel via fastboot?
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Bert98 said:
When you downgraded to JB did you also wipe the internal SD or did you just flash system and kernel via fastboot?
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i erased everything
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i erased everything
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Aw crap thanks
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Hi all guys!
So I've started modding my OPO by rooting it flashing twrp 2.7.1.0
So far I've upgraded my recovery to latest official release 2.7.1.1
Is there any mean to backup my efs partition that doesn't imply flashing a modified recovery?
Thanks!
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DuckMcQUack said:
Hi all guys!
So I've started modding my OPO by rooting it flashing twrp 2.7.1.0
So far I've upgraded my recovery to latest official release 2.7.1.1
Is there any mean to backup my efs partition that doesn't imply flashing a modified recovery?
Thanks!
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You can use fastboot boot recovery.img to boot into TWRP (not flash it) and then back it up - should work
EddyOS said:
You can use fastboot boot recovery.img to boot into TWRP (not flash it) and then back it up - should work
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I didn't think about it... I will make a try.
Anyways, is there a tool to manage backups and restore them?? It would be way more easy to use than booting the img everytime.
G
There is a program call efs partition professional that can view and save all partitions but I didn't see efs. It's too late for me to try it, but give it a gander.
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DuckMcQUack said:
I didn't think about it... I will make a try.
Anyways, is there a tool to manage backups and restore them?? It would be way more easy to use than booting the img everytime.
G
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What's wrong with booting into recovery? It's how it's meant to be done.
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timmaaa said:
What's wrong with booting into recovery? It's how it's meant to be done.
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What is wrong is that if you check the thread of twrp recovery people say that efs backup and restore function is broken
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Link? I've seen numerous people have great success backing up their EFS partition.
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I used the modified TWRP 2.7.1.0 recovery that has the EFS backup to do mine. It seemed to work fine. I just did a fastboot boot recovery.img to just boot to that recovery to do the backup since the official recovery is version 2.7.1.1 and still doesn't have the EFS backup implimented.
Edit: This is the recovery I used to do the backup: http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-one/development/recovery-unofficial-twrp-2-7-1-0-t2815247
I'm on stock rooted 4.4.2 running Franco kernel. Question is how do I update with out bringing phone to factory settings
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you make a backup in recovery, then dirty flash, dont wipe a single thing, 444 over it. if alls well after, then perfect. if you have issues, you have that backup in recovery to restore
simms22 said:
you make a backup in recovery, then dirty flash, dont wipe a single thing, 444 over it. if alls well after, then perfect. if you have issues, you have that backup in recovery to restore
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I downloaded then tried to flash the zip file in twrp .. It says it failed not sure what to do next and is 4.4.4 the latest firmware?
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ROADKING17 said:
I downloaded then tried to flash the zip file in twrp .. It says it failed not sure what to do next and is 4.4.4 the latest firmware?
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Unfortunately my clairvoyant skills aren't working today
perhaps you could elaborate on the following 2 things
1) what zip are you flashing?
2) what error are you getting?
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The pop up I get every 3 days for me to update my device to 4.4.3 I believe.. It's located in twrp under cache... When I try flashing it says error in red lettering ... Also I tried Uninstalling Xposed but seems not to change anything
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ROADKING17 said:
The pop up I get every 3 days for me to update my device to 4.4.3 I believe.. It's located in twrp under cache... When I try flashing it says error in red lettering ... Also I tried Uninstalling Xposed but seems not to change anything
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Don't use OTA updates. Just manually flash a rooted stock ROM via TWRP.
Click the link in my signature and go to the "resources" section. You'll find a full rooted, PURE STOCK 4.4.4 rom there.
Copy it to your /sdcard, take a FULL nandroid backup then flash the ROM.
rootSU said:
Don't use OTA updates. Just manually flash a rooted stock ROM via TWRP.
Click the link in my signature and go to the "resources" section. You'll find a full rooted, PURE STOCK 4.4.4 rom there.
Copy it to your /sdcard, take a FULL nandroid backup then flash the ROM.
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Will I lose anything on my device and will I be able to dirty flash
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ROADKING17 said:
Will I lose anything on my device and will I be able to dirty flash
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did you read any of the threads? the answer is in there.
ROADKING17 said:
Will I lose anything on my device and will I be able to dirty flash
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if the dirty flash is successful, you wont lose a thing, except time. if you have to go back and wipe, you will lose your data. so, make a backup in recovery first, before the dirty flash.
hii
i am on cm-12.1-YOG4PAS1N0-bacon-signed.zip
if i flashed cm-12.0-YNG1TAS2I3-bacon-signed.zip
i mean downgrade what will happen ?? does all data and app will delete ?
please tell me
altajer67 said:
hii
i am on cm-12.1-YOG4PAS1N0-bacon-signed.zip
if i flashed cm-12.0-YNG1TAS2I3-bacon-signed.zip
i mean downgrade what will happen ?? does all data and app will delete ?
please tell me
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Are you using the stock recovery or TWRP?
Heisenberg said:
Are you using the stock recovery or TWRP?
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twrp
altajer67 said:
twrp
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You need to perform a full wipe (system, data, cache, dalvik cache) in order to go down, which will wipe everything except your internal storage. You can use Titanium Backup to make a backup of your apps and then restore them after you've flashed the cm-12.0-YNG1TAS2I3 zip. Titanium requires root, so if you don't have root you'll need to flash SuperSU in order to use it.
Why do you wanna downgrade good sir? is there some problems?
im still on kitkat 4.4, and since the new update to COS12.1, i've been considering to upgrade, but still trying to consider the pros & cons here
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Heisenberg said:
Are you using the stock recovery or TWRP?
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What about if downgrading through stock..??
Downgraded oneplus one from cm 12.1 to cm 12 on stock recovery and without unlocking the bootloader...
Recently I was trying to flash new stock rom after done when my cell startup I noticed that (sim,imei, and wifi) was not working than I decided to flash rom again but same problem. After this I have format the system from Cwm recovery. Now I'm stuck on Sony logo.
Please help thanks
Heartsking said:
Recently I was trying to flash new stock rom after done when my cell startup I noticed that (sim,imei, and wifi) was not working than I decided to flash rom again but same problem. After this I have format the system from Cwm recovery. Now I'm stuck on Sony logo.
Please help thanks
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Restore back to your original stock ROM. It seems to me that what you flashed is not for your model number, it is probably for another model number device like yours but not exactly yours.
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How to restore because no recovery installed as I already mentioned that completely format system with Cwm recovery
Thank you soo much for your reply
Droidriven said:
Restore back to your original stock ROM. It seems to me that what you flashed is not for your model number, it is probably for another model number device like yours but not exactly yours.
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How to restore because no recovery installed as I already mentioned that completely format system with Cwm recovery
Thank you soo much for your reply
Heartsking said:
How to restore because no recovery installed as I already mentioned that completely format system with Cwm recovery
Thank you soo much for your reply
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Not with Recovery, with a PC and your devices compatible flashtool.
Do a google search for:
"Return to stock (your model number)"
That should give you links to stock firmware, the tools required and instructions. If your stock firmware isn't available then you may be out of luck. If so, take it to a repair shop.
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