I've already posted this in another part of the forum, but I really need to figure out whether this is a fixable issue or not so i know whether or not to get a new phone... any help would be much appreciated!
It started with me half-assed reading the below post, and then horribly executing what i thought i had read...
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--Originally Posted by baha76_s
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--Lucky patcher app is a cracking app that is not welcomed here and against the --roles of xda forum.
--But if you went this app to get rid of the odex files, there is another simple --method by using any file manager (like root manager) then go to data\app or --system\app and search for the "xxx.odex" of your app that had a problem then --delete it (it's safe to delete it) then reboot.
--This is the same method that lucky patcher did it to get rid of the odex file.
--Thanks
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--Sent from my HTC One X+ using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
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So (and i know, i messed up) I Deleted all of .odex files with fx root explorer in the main system root folder(stupid!)… phone now starts to boot and gets stuck on android screen and stays there.
So far no recovery options will come up (have tried all start-up button combinations)
And all attempts to connect via usb have failed.
I do have proper drivers installed (installed from lg website)
And I have tried doing a hard reset (phone resets, android recovery robot image with open access panel on chest flashes briefly, then the phone resets again, back to square 1. does not continue to loop.)
I realize i did not follow your directions precisely, and would like to know if you can help me restore my phone, or at least tell me if i have completely ruined it?
It's an LG G Stylo from cricket.
It is rooted (via kingroot)
as mentioned, last known activity before loss of file system access was me deleting ALL .odex files found in a search of system root folder using fx root explorer.
thanks in advance for any reply you or anyone else might have
bender711 said:
I've already posted this in another part of the forum, but I really need to figure out whether this is a fixable issue or not so i know whether or not to get a new phone... any help would be much appreciated!
It started with me half-assed reading the below post, and then horribly executing what i thought i had read...
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--Quote:
--Originally Posted by baha76_s
--
--Lucky patcher app is a cracking app that is not welcomed here and against the --roles of xda forum.
--But if you went this app to get rid of the odex files, there is another simple --method by using any file manager (like root manager) then go to data\app or --system\app and search for the "xxx.odex" of your app that had a problem then --delete it (it's safe to delete it) then reboot.
--This is the same method that lucky patcher did it to get rid of the odex file.
--Thanks
--
--Sent from my HTC One X+ using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
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So (and i know, i messed up) I Deleted all of .odex files with fx root explorer in the main system root folder(stupid!)… phone now starts to boot and gets stuck on android screen and stays there.
So far no recovery options will come up (have tried all start-up button combinations)
And all attempts to connect via usb have failed.
I do have proper drivers installed (installed from lg website)
And I have tried doing a hard reset (phone resets, android recovery robot image with open access panel on chest flashes briefly, then the phone resets again, back to square 1. does not continue to loop.)
I realize i did not follow your directions precisely, and would like to know if you can help me restore my phone, or at least tell me if i have completely ruined it?
It's an LG G Stylo from cricket.
It is rooted (via kingroot)
as mentioned, last known activity before loss of file system access was me deleting ALL .odex files found in a search of system root folder using fx root explorer.
thanks in advance for any reply you or anyone else might have
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Hello,
Thanks for using XDA Assist.
There's no dedicated forum for your device here in XDA.Try posting your query in Android Q&A,Help and Troubleshooting or in one of the noob friendly Q&A thread here->[Ask Any Question][Newbie Friendly] .Experts there may be able to help you!
Good Luck
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Hello XDA Devs!
I have recently bought a DOOGEE DG310 and i have a problem. I searched on the forum and on google but got no answer.
I installed Complete Linux Installer but I can't start debian or any other OS. It says: Image file not found. I confirm that the file is there with ES File Explorer. The path is mnt/sdcard2/debian/debian.img I also tried other places like storage/sdcard1/debian/debian.img and many others, includind internal and external (sdcard) memory.
Interestingly, I noticed something weird. In terminal emulator, I can browse to the file BUT, when i become root with su command, I can't see the entire sdcard/internal memory. I am running android 4.4.2 rooted (with SuperSU)
Any suggestions?
Please post in [Ask Any Question][Newbie Friendly] so that the right experts may be of help.
I'd think, the sdcard2 in the path is not what it'd expect. Try identifying path through /storage folder to your file.
I fixed it. If you have the same problem, here's how I did it:
First I installed latest version of supersu (2.25 beta in my case). It did work one time but the problem got back in no time Then i found solution: in supersu APP there is an option you must disable for many root apps to work. You must disable separate mounting points!
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Thread closed. Thank you.
My M8(TMobile Variant) has been unlocked, rooted & S-OFF using Firewater, since June 2014(4.4.2 Android Version) I deleted my Carrier IQ files using solid explorer, and now a banner pops up and says:
"Unfortunately, System Manager Application has stopped."
I still have S-OFF and TWRP. But I don't remember all of the ADB Commands, to put my NAND back on the device from the PC. Would someone show me how?
Thank you for using XDA Assist. Did you make a backup nandroid in TWRP? If so just use it's restore function to restore your system.
Yes, I did. But my mistake was not keeping a copy of the NAND, in the internal storage. Instead, it's on the PC hard drive. Everything appears to be working perfectly well, on the device. It just won't allow me to use any functions, by not letting me beyond the home screen.
I'm very comfortable with command prompt and using the ADB commands, I just need someone to walk me through the process. I'm two days away from leaving for a short TDY assignment, and I desperately need my phone. The last thing I've done was to Hard reset it via TWRP, with the hopes of someone finding an M8 4.4.2 RUU(TMobile).
You're going to want to "push" the backup from your PC to the device. See this for how to do that, http://forum.xda-developers.com/sho...thread-htc-one-m8-questions-t2897783t=2141817
I went to the url, but nothing was there. Did you miss a character?
Try this, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2141817
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My OTG adapter should be here, tomorrow. Would you show me the actual process I need to take, in order to fix the problem?
XDA Assist is here to help you find areas within XDA where you can find answers to or ask the experts your questions. It is not a technical support center. I would suggest you ask your question in the M8 help thread I linked you to. They will know more specifics about your device. http://forum.xda-developers.com/tmobile-htc-one-m8/help
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Thanks .
Thread closed.
Device: HTC One (M9)
I tried to root my smartphone including unlocking bootloader and so on...
I used the tutorial linked down below.
https://youtu.be/rOHN8byHAzk
I had no issue during the process. The only thing that didn't work was the recovery of the file "UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.46.zip". Therefor I used the beta file (BETA-SuperSU-v2.49.zip) and with that it worked!
After recovering with the beta file i had the app SuperUS pre installed. I used the app "Root Checker Basic" to verify that the root access is available and it was!
After that I started to install further root apps like "Emoji Switcher" for instance. I realised that the root apps didn't work. They had access and there were no errors by executing the apps or executing the action but it simply noting happend, even after restarting and as well after recovering the phone again.
Does anyone have a conclusion? Would appreciate any help!
A small thing is also.. I noticed that by downloading apps from the play store (multiple downloads) it sometimes happens that the error 923 pops up. A restart of the device helped for a while.
My last try was to reset the phone. After that the app syncing worked fluently but the root apps still didn't work.
Thanks and kind regards
left Guy
Hi there,
The best place for this device specific question is here:
One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting
Later edit: And please refrain to respond on Assist threads. Thanks for understanding.
Good luck
I have an Acer Iconia One 7 B1-760HD that I just rooted with Kingroot, then useing SuperSU Me I installed SuperSU and replaced Kinguser. When I was looking in the settings I decided to install SuperSU as a system app, because I have multiple accounts on my device, and don't want people to be confused. Once I rebooted, it booted past the "powered by Android" screen, but freezes on the boot animation. I have waited 10 minutes and no boot, tried wiping user data, nothing happened. I really need help with this, as I haven't even had the device 24 hours, and had little to no time for using it.
The system it was running was Lollipop 5.0.1, if that is any use. If anyone has a stock image (.zip) of the /system folder that would be very much appreciated.
(P.S. When running the root integrity check there was 2 files labelled as modified)
Hi,
Thanks for using XDA Assist.
Please check this thread to return to stock: http://forum.xda-developers.com/general/help/acer-iconia-one-7-b1-730hd-qa-t2908845
I guess you can manually remove SuperSU through a adb shell. Remove SuperSU folder into /system/app and the following file into /system/xbin:
• su
• sugote
• sugote-mksh
• supolicy
Good luck.
Primokorn said:
Hi,
Thanks for using XDA Assist.
Please check this thread to return to stock: http://forum.xda-developers.com/general/help/acer-iconia-one-7-b1-730hd-qa-t2908845
I guess you can manually remove SuperSU through a adb shell. Remove SuperSU folder into /system/app and the following file into /system/xbin:
Good luck.
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Thanks for your reply, but the link you provided is for a different Acer Iconia Tablet, and how would I be able to access the ADB shell if a) USB Debugging is disabled and b) No CWM or access to Android past the BootAnimation.
InvoxiPlayGames said:
Thanks for your reply, but the link you provided is for a different Acer Iconia Tablet, and how would I be able to access the ADB shell if a) USB Debugging is disabled and b) No CWM or access to Android past the BootAnimation.
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Sorry, I didn't see that it was for the 730HD model.
You don't reach the bootanimation when entering into recovery mode.
There's no dedicated forum for your device so you may ask in the general Android Q&A forum: http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/help
I didn't find an official firmware but some experts or 760HD users will be probably able to help.
Hi Everyone,
So basically today I was trying to make my phone faster and stumbled upon a thread on xda. It told me to create a backup folder using root browser, and then transfer all of the files from system/app. I did that but I also moved all of the apps. My phone showed up as full storage , so I thought that after moving it to that folder I could go ahead and delete all of the files in system/apps and system/app.
I tried to hard reset the phone but it keeps staying stuck on the service provider logo (bootloop).
I also tried to flash it but the computer would not read my driver even if I installed the latest drivers.
I tried to use LG Flash Tool, but it stayed at 15% and would not recognize my device.
I believe the files I deleted were for the home launcher .
I know I f****d up ,that's why I'm here.
Please someone layout easy steps for a solution ?
Thanks
banana13 said:
Hi Everyone,
So basically today I was trying to make my phone faster and stumbled upon a thread on xda. It told me to create a backup folder using root browser, and then transfer all of the files from system/app. I did that but I also moved all of the apps. My phone showed up as full storage , so I thought that after moving it to that folder I could go ahead and delete all of the files in system/apps and system/app.
I tried to hard reset the phone but it keeps staying stuck on the service provider logo (bootloop).
I also tried to flash it but the computer would not read my driver even if I installed the latest drivers.
I tried to use LG Flash Tool, but it stayed at 15% and would not recognize my device.
I believe the files I deleted were for the home launcher .
I know I f****d up ,that's why I'm here.
Please someone layout easy steps for a solution ?
Thanks
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OP has reposted in the correct section:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/optimus-l9/help/help-unbrick-phone-asap-urgent-t3420012
Thread closed.