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I installed CWM recovery on my phone, but I want to install another recovery (TWRP) however, when I connect in fastboot mode and try to use the command to install it, it says can't find partition or something. How can I change the recovery? Please help. Thanks
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Try with goomanager or flash image GUI from playstore
And btw:
What's your fastboot command?
EDIT: made a typo the first few tries!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
please see post #2
i was making a mistake. the correct command line is
adb devices
adb reboot bootloader
adb sideload update.zip
in this last command line it says:
loading : 'update.zip'
error: device not found
what now? when i type adb devices it sees my phone before rebooting into bootloader. after i reboot into bootloader and i type adb devices it does not give me any result
cesar.maranhao said:
i was making a mistake. the correct command line is
adb devices
adb reboot bootloader
adb sideload update.zip
in this last command line it says:
loading : 'update.zip'
error: device not found
what now? when i type adb devices it sees my phone before rebooting into bootloader. after i reboot into bootloader and i type adb devices it does not give me any result
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If you're booted in to the bootloader you need to use fastboot commands, fastboot devices. That still doesn't address your problem though. You need to be booted into recovery to sideload the zip, not the bootloader
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jd1639 said:
If you're booted in to the bootloader you need to use fastboot commands, fastboot devices. That still doesn't address your problem though. You need to be booted into recovery to sideload the zip, not the bootloader
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thanks, I see I am doing it all wrong..
i have found this guide
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2559200
when i get to the
adb usb
it also says device not found despite the deamon starting successfully on port 5037... i will need help please
cesar.maranhao said:
thanks, I see I am doing it all wrong..
i have found this guide
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2559200
when i get to the
adb usb
it also says device not found despite the deamon starting successfully on port 5037... i will need help please
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First off, you need the stock recovery, not twrp or cwm to flash the update.zip. If you don't have the stock recovery you'll need to flash it in fastboot with the recovery.img from 5.0. Are you on the stock recovery? Also, are you rooted?
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jd1639 said:
If you're booted in to the bootloader you need to use fastboot commands, fastboot devices. That still doesn't address your problem though. You need to be booted into recovery to sideload the zip, not the bootloader
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jd1639 said:
First off, you need the stock recovery, not twrp or cwm to flash the update.zip. If you don't have the stock recovery you'll need to flash it in fastboot with the recovery.img from 5.0. Are you on the stock recovery? Also, are you rooted?
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yes, i am rooted with twrp custom recovery.
i tried to install the ota zip from the custom recovery. the ota file i downloaded and it failed. i tried all three options you see in this topic:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/general/ref-nexus-5-stock-ota-urls-t2475327
what should i do then?
1. Its adb reboot-bootloader to reboot into the bootloader.
Have to choose recovery from the bootloader, then press and hold power button then press volume up once to be able to choose adb sideload and press power. Once choosing this option from recovery then check adb devices. If it doesn't recognize your device then the USB drivers are not installed properly. Go to device manager on your PC to install the correct drivers. There are a few post already about this. Alternately you can use universal naked drivers. These work very well with Nexus devices.
2. Have to be completely stock to apply the OTA. Simply clicking unroot via supersu does not allow the update to apply.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/goo...nosing-usb-driver-adb-issues-windows-t2514396
cesar.maranhao said:
yes, i am rooted with twrp custom recovery.
i tried to install the ota zip from the custom recovery. the ota file i downloaded and it failed. i tried all three options you see in this topic:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/general/ref-nexus-5-stock-ota-urls-t2475327
what should i do then?
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First unroot using the full unroot option in supersu settings. Then you'll need to flash the system, recovery, and boot images from 5.0 with fastboot. Then you can sideload the update.zip in the stock recovery. If you've changed the radio you'll have to flash that from 5.0 too
It's a pita. The other option is to just flash in fastboot the radio, system, and boot images from 5.0.1 and forgo the ota.
Either option won't wipe data
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Jnewell05 said:
1. Its adb reboot-bootloader to reboot into the bootloader.
Have to choose recovery from the bootloader, then press and hold power button then press volume up once to be able to choose adb sideload and press power. Once choosing this option from recovery then check adb devices. If it doesn't recognize your device then the USB drivers are not installed properly. Go to device manager on your PC to install the correct drivers. There are a few post already about this. Alternately you can use universal naked drivers. These work very well with Nexus devices.
2. Have to be completely stock to apply the OTA. Simply clicking unroot via supersu does not allow the update to apply.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/goo...nosing-usb-driver-adb-issues-windows-t2514396
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jd1639 said:
First unroot using the full unroot option in supersu settings. Then you'll need to flash the system, recovery, and boot images from 5.0 with fastboot. Then you can sideload the update.zip in the stock recovery. If you've changed the radio you'll have to flash that from 5.0 too
It's a pita. The other option is to just flash in fastboot the radio, system, and boot images from 5.0.1 and forgo the ota.
Either option won't wipe data
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I am so confused.. when i bought my nexus 5 i upgraded kitkat several times by flashing a downloaded OTA from xda forums inside custom recovery. i just flashed the update and flashed the supersu afterwards to keep root.
i do not understand what is happening now, i never done such steps before.
were those kitkat ota's modified by xda members to help not so knowledgeable users like me to update?
this is what I have been using:
EDIT:
Section B: Flashing in a Custom Recovery (TWRP- CWM)
(For Flashing 4.4.4 OTAs and Below ONLY!)
1) Download the OTA.zip and copy to your phone.
2) Boot into recovery.
3) Flash the OTA just like you would a ROM.
4) Reboot.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/general/info-nexus-5-ota-help-desk-t2523217
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Just noticed thisis only for 4.4.4 OTA's and below only.
cesar.maranhao said:
I am so confused.. when i bought my nexus 5 i upgraded kitkat several times by flashing a downloaded OTA from xda forums inside custom recovery. i just flashed the update and flashed the supersu afterwards to keep root.
i do not understand what is happening now, i never done such steps before.
were those kitkat ota's modified by xda members to help not so knowledgeable users like me to update?
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No the difference is 5 lollipop. They've changed the way it needs to be update. Before you could easily flash it in a custom recovery. You can't do that any more.
The easiest, and what I did is to just flash the radio, system and boot images from 5.0.1 in fastboot. Just download the factory image, it's a .tgz file. Extract it using 7-zip. Inside is a zip file, extract that too. In the first file is the radio image, it has a long name. In the zip file you extract is the system and boot images. You'll want to put those files in the same directory as you have fastboot.exe.
Then boot in to the bootloader and open a command window in the same folder as fastboot.exe and type the commands
fastboot flash radio radio.img (note, use the full file name of the radio)
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash system system.img
Then you're done
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jd1639 said:
No the difference is 5 lollipop. They've changed the way it needs to be update. Before you could easily flash it in a custom recovery. You can't do that any more.
The easiest, and what I did is to just flash the radio, system and boot images from 5.0.1 in fastboot. Just download the factory image, it's a .tgz file. Extract it using 7-zip. Inside is a zip file, extract that too. In the first file is the radio image, it has a long name. In the zip file you extract is the system and boot images. You'll want to put those files in the same directory as you have fastboot.exe.
Then boot in to the bootloader and open a command window in the same folder as fastboot.exe and type the commands
fastboot flash radio radio.img (note, use the full file name of the radio)
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash system system.img
Then you're done
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you missed my last edit while you were replying.
EDIT:
Section B: Flashing in a Custom Recovery (TWRP- CWM)
(For Flashing 4.4.4 OTAs and Below ONLY!)
1) Download the OTA.zip and copy to your phone.
2) Boot into recovery.
3) Flash the OTA just like you would a ROM.
4) Reboot.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/general/info-nexus-5-ota-help-desk-t2523217
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Just noticed thisis only for 4.4.4 OTA's and below only.
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it is more clear for me now. i used all those fastboot command line when i flashed 5.0.0, one line for each image.
i will do that for 5.0.1. thanks a lot mate for all the clarification.
one last question: will I lose any data/configurations by apllying this method?
cesar.maranhao said:
you missed my last edit while you were replying.
it is more clear for me now. i used all those fastboot command line when i flashed 5.0.0, one line for each image.
i will do that for 5.0.1. thanks a lot mate for all the clarification.
one last question: will I lose any data/configurations by apllying this method?
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No data will be lost. Everything will still be there
Oh, you're custom recovery will be gone and you'll have to re-root but that's easy. If you have problems let me know.
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jd1639 said:
No the difference is 5 lollipop. They've changed the way it needs to be update. Before you could easily flash it in a custom recovery. You can't do that any more.
The easiest, and what I did is to just flash the radio, system and boot images from 5.0.1 in fastboot. Just download the factory image, it's a .tgz file. Extract it using 7-zip. Inside is a zip file, extract that too. In the first file is the radio image, it has a long name. In the zip file you extract is the system and boot images. You'll want to put those files in the same directory as you have fastboot.exe.
Then boot in to the bootloader and open a command window in the same folder as fastboot.exe and type the commands
fastboot flash radio radio.img (note, use the full file name of the radio)
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash system system.img
Then you're done
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jd1639 said:
No data will be lost. Everything will still be there
Oh, you're custom recovery will be gone and you'll have to re-root but that's easy. If you have problems let me know.
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nice! i suppose i need to flash the custom recovery and root again right?
cesar.maranhao said:
nice! i suppose i need to flash the custom recovery and root again right?
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Yep, flash the twrp.img in fastboot, fastboot flash recovery twrp.img (I recommend twrp, if you have a problem with this step let me know. It may try to keep the stock recovery). Then flash supersu 2.4 in twrp
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jd1639 said:
Yep, flash the twrp.img in fastboot, fastboot flash recovery twrp.img (I recommend twrp, if you have a problem with this step let me know. It may try to keep the stock recovery). Then flash supersu 2.4 in twrp
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will you stay online for a while? if I run into trouble you already know what is going on
cesar.maranhao said:
will you stay online for a while? if I run into trouble you already know what is going on
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I'll be here
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I'll be here
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hey there!
already flashed everything! after i flashed the twrp custom recovery, it said i wasn't rooted so i installed the root from there.
it then upgraded some apps and i confirm i am now in 5.0.1. however, root checker says i am not rooted and need to confirm in the specific forum how to root my device..
after this, i tried to go to twrp again but i have an android with a red exclamation mark upon its belly.
wht should i do?
cesar.maranhao said:
hey there!
already flashed everything! after i flashed the twrp custom recovery, it said i wasn't rooted so i installed the root from there.
it then upgraded some apps and i confirm i am now in 5.0.1. however, root checker says i am not rooted and need to confirm in the specific forum how to root my device..
after this, i tried to go to twrp again but i have an android with a red exclamation mark upon its belly.
wht should i do?
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Put SuperSU beta flashable zip on your sdcard then fastboot flash TWRP. Boot directly into recovery and flash SuperSU
cesar.maranhao said:
hey there!
already flashed everything! after i flashed the twrp custom recovery, it said i wasn't rooted so i installed the root from there.
it then upgraded some apps and i confirm i am now in 5.0.1. however, root checker says i am not rooted and need to confirm in the specific forum how to root my device..
after this, i tried to go to twrp again but i have an android with a red exclamation mark upon its belly.
wht should i do?
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I thought that would be the problem. You'll want to boot twrp, flash supersu and the flash twrp
fastboot boot twrp.img
Then flash supersu in twrp
Then boot back into the bootloader and
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
There are couple of scripts, one in /system and one in /system/bin that put the stock recovery back on. You could remove the scripts put I find this easier
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jd1639 said:
I thought that would be the problem. You'll want to boot twrp, flash supersu and the flash twrp
fastboot boot twrp.img
Then flash supersu in twrp
Then boot back into the bootloader and
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
There are couple of scripts, one in /system and one in /system/bin that put the stock recovery back on. You could remove the scripts put I find this easier
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rootSU said:
Put SuperSU beta flashable zip on your sdcard then fastboot flash TWRP. Boot directly into recovery and flash SuperSU
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i am having problems in putting the supersu file into my nexus 5, it says the device has either stopped or has been disconnected.. this never happened before. i haveit setup as MTP. also tried ptp without success
unlocked bootloader and installed twrp recovery with that I installed cyanogenmod 13 through it...after that I installed stock rom ....now when iam trying to install twrp recovery...it's showing no command....how to resolve it....
I searched about this issue in this forum but I didn't get the correct solution to solve the problem..
My device- Moto g3 xt1550
Android 6.0.1
vamshi151 said:
unlocked bootloader and installed twrp recovery with that I installed cyanogenmod 13 through it...after that I installed stock rom ....now when iam trying to install twrp recovery...it's showing no command....how to resolve it....
I searched about this issue in this forum but I didn't get the correct solution to solve the problem..
My device- Moto g3 xt1550
Android 6.0.1
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I didnt get anything from the post. you have to be little bit specific.
i mean you
1. unlocked bootloader(fine)
2. installed twrp(also fine)
3. installed cm13(great)
4. you reverted back to stock rom??? How from twrp, flashfire or fastboot.?
and now how are you trying to install twrp? from fastboot?
Flash twrp image with fastboot, start TWRP, reboot recovery within TWRP, then twrp sticks... profit.
Arcade said:
I didnt get anything from the post. you have to be little bit specific.
i mean you
1. unlocked bootloader(fine)
2. installed twrp(also fine)
3. installed cm13(great)
4. you reverted back to stock rom??? How from twrp, flashfire or fastboot.?
and now how are you trying to install twrp? from fastboot?
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From fastboot i installed stock rom then I try to install twrp again through fastboot mode but it's showing no command
which guide you used to flash stock rom through fastboot?
Motorola website
Arcade said:
I didnt get anything from the post. you have to be little bit specific.
i mean you
1. unlocked bootloader(fine)
2. installed twrp(also fine)
3. installed cm13(great)
4. you reverted back to stock rom??? How from twrp, flashfire or fastboot.?
and now how are you trying to install twrp? from fastboot?
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What's the solution for that
Arcade said:
I didnt get anything from the post. you have to be little bit specific.
i mean you
1. unlocked bootloader(fine)
2. installed twrp(also fine)
3. installed cm13(great)
4. you reverted back to stock rom??? How from twrp, flashfire or fastboot.?
and now how are you trying to install twrp? from fastboot?
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From fastboot i installed stock rom then I try to install twrp again through fastboot mode but it's showing no command
vamshi151 said:
From fastboot i installed stock rom then I try to install twrp again through fastboot mode but it's showing no command
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TWRP is not sticking...
1) Start the bootloader, flash TWRP in fastboot with the command: fastboot flash recovery twrp.img (Replace twrp.img with the name of the TWRP img file)
2) Press VOL DN to start Recovery and select it, TWRP should start... When prompted if you should allow changes to system, say YES or allow or whatever so that is allowed to mount system as read-write.
3) In the TWRP main menu, select Reboot, then Reboot - Recovery
4) The device will restart and TWRP will start again, if asked to allow changed changes to system again, allow it
5) Go to Mounts and make sure Mount System Read-Only is NOT ticked
6) Press Home, then Reboot and Reboot Recovery again
TWRP will start again and be set, it will not go away unless you flash something with a recovery.img in the file (custom ROMs do not normally contain this file).
acejavelin said:
TWRP is not sticking...
1) Start the bootloader, flash TWRP in fastboot with the command: fastboot flash recovery twrp.img (Replace twrp.img with the name of the TWRP img file)
2) Press VOL DN to start Recovery and select it, TWRP should start... When prompted if you should allow changes to system, say YES or allow or whatever so that is allowed to mount system as read-write.
3) In the TWRP main menu, select Reboot, then Reboot - Recovery
4) The device will restart and TWRP will start again, if asked to allow changed changes to system again, allow it
5) Go to Mounts and make sure Mount System Read-Only is NOT ticked
6) Press Home, then Reboot and Reboot Recovery again
TWRP will start again and be set, it will not go away unless you flash something with a recovery.img in the file (custom ROMs do not normally contain this file).
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Again It's showing no command
vamshi151 said:
Again It's showing no command
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At what point? What command are you using to perform the flash?
I'm sorry... I've just done this on numerous G3's and what you are describing doesn't just happen for no reason... either the initial flash was done incorrectly, the process to set it was not followed, or there is actually a defect in the device (which is unlikely if TWRP boots even once after bring flashed).
vamshi151 said:
unlocked bootloader and installed twrp recovery with that I installed cyanogenmod 13 through it...after that I installed stock rom ....now when iam trying to install twrp recovery...it's showing no command....how to resolve it....
I searched about this issue in this forum but I didn't get the correct solution to solve the problem..
My device- Moto g3 xt1550
Android 6.0.1
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Root with kingroot and flash twrp with flashify
I tried and successfully flashed twrp
Here is the link for kingroot https://king-root.net/d/kingroot_5_0_0.apk
no command
vamshi151 said:
unlocked bootloader and installed twrp recovery with that I installed cyanogenmod 13 through it...after that I installed stock rom ....now when iam trying to install twrp recovery...it's showing no command....how to resolve it....
I searched about this issue in this forum but I didn't get the correct solution to solve the problem..
My device- Moto g3 xt1550
Android 6.0.1
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when u see no command just hold power then press volume up.........this will take u to stock recovery.......
jatintomar said:
Root with kingroot and flash twrp with flashify
I tried and successfully flashed twrp
Here is the link for kingroot https://king-root.net/d/kingroot_5_0_0.apk
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NEVER USE KINGROOT OR KINGOROOT on a Moto G3 with Marshmallow, it will soft brick... We have seen at least a half dozen specific examples by experienced users... Somehow you got lucky, but I would never recommend this method to a user.
Now, once rooted Flashify is a viable option.
Okay so here's the thing. I can neither access my recovery, nor my bootloader. I tried to flash my stock ROM, something screwed up, and I had to re-flash ResurrectionRemix.
Anyway, the phone is running fine but I don't have gapps. I can't access my recovery/bootloader/fastboot (all of them give a black screen ), so I can't really flash the zip. Even adb commands don't seem to be working. The PC doesn't recognize the phone when I boot into recovery/fastboot (black screen).
Is there a way to manually install the gapps? I've seen people in other forums where they said to manually copy the contents of the gapps zip to certain locations in the system folder, but I can't seem to find the proper steps for it. Which file goes where? Any help would be appreciated.
My device: Asus Zenfone 2 ZE551ML; running Resurrection Remix v5.7.4 (Android 6.0.1)
Gapps I'm trying to install: nano/pico (x86 version)
Install flash fire or flashify and flash gapps
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Or try reflashing recovery and then flash gapps
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user 7 said:
Install flash fire or flashify and flash gapps
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Or try reflashing recovery and then flash gapps
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Oh I did try re-flashing the recovery using terminal emulator, but that doesn't work either. I also tried Flashify and Flash Gordon, but Flashify doesn't flash the zip (becomes unresponsive and closes) and Flash Gordon keeps saying that the zip is not flashable.
Anyhow, I'll try Flashify again.
Hello,
Enable USB debug from dev options
Install drivers and try again
When you access bootloader flash twrp again
Please flash recovery using fastboot. Only then it will be re written if current image is corrupted.
If you have root then use flashfire to flash recovery first and then flash gapps.
You also have a gapps installer app that can help you to download and flash gapps
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-Hope- said:
Hello,
Enable USB debug from dev options
Install drivers and try again
When you access bootloader flash twrp again
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Yes, I've enabled USB debugging.
And it's not that the drivers aren't working, my PC detects the phone as an adb device when the phone is turned on. But the phone doesn't connect to the PC when I enter recovery or fastboot. I only get a black screen.
On booting into recovery/fastboot, the device doesn't show up when I enter (in cmd)-
adb devices
Or
fastboot devices
user 7 said:
Please flash recovery using fastboot. Only then it will be re written if current image is corrupted.
If you have root then use flashfire to flash recovery first and then flash gapps.
You also have a gapps installer app that can help you to download and flash gapps
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I tried Flashify earlier, didn't work. I'll try Flashfire.
Also, there is a gapps installer app? I'll give that one a shot if Flashfire doesn't work.
And the reason I tried flashing recovery through terminal emulator is because I can't access fastboot mode either. All I get is a black screen, and when I connect the phone to the PC, it is not detected. So even the adb commands don't work.
The fastboot drivers are not installed properly. Boot into fastboot and then connect to pc. Go to device manager and make sure it is recognised as an android device
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Download the drivers and install them manually through device manager and try again
-Hope- said:
Download the drivers and install them manually through device manager and try again
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This is what my Device Manager looks like after re-installing all the adb drivers and fastboot drivers.
And let me just clarify this. There isn't really a problem with the drivers. When the phone is switched on, it is detected as an adb device. But, when I try to reboot into recovery or fastboot, I get a black screen on my phone (even the led light does not show) and it is not detected by the PC - neither as an adb device, nor as a fastboot device.
When I get this black screen, I have to hold down the power button for some time to switch it off. Then I hold down the power button again to switch it on, and the phone boots up normally.
And yes, I also tried to enter recovery using the button combination, but that doesn't work either.
Did you try flashing twrp using the twrp app?
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Did you try flashing twrp using the twrp app?
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Yes, I tried that too. It successfully flashes TWRP but I still get a black screen when I try to boot into recovery.
copy the contents of the gapps zip to /system/data. but you must root you phone~~
https://www.google.com/amp/s/forum....guide-problem-black-screen-twrp-t3398461/amp/
You must check this thread
NOTE: instead of flashing a ROM use adb side load to flash the gapps.zip
go to developer options, enable usb debug and try to reboot in fastboot.
adb reboot bootloader
exit fastboot with:
fastboot reboot
Can i flash GApps with stock recovery?
-Hope- said:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/forum....guide-problem-black-screen-twrp-t3398461/amp/
You must check this thread
NOTE: instead of flashing a ROM use adb side load to flash the gapps.zip
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Not necessary, the Gapps.zip can be flashed via TWRP like normal, whether you are flashing a ROM or not, no need to sideload.
If the device is rooted, Gapps.zip can also be flashed via Flashify and other similar root enabled flashing apps.
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Pardon if anything goes wrong as Newbie here .
Everyone is requested to help me as well many Swipe Elite Sense(Andtoid 6.0.1 on SD 425-MSM8917) users for Rooting/Flashing any custom TWRP/CVM/CTR even via porting also..
1.Tried almost each n every one click rrot apk n exe..
2.Tried flashing SuperSU.zip via adb/sd card via stock recovery gives Error 255(Installation Aborted)
3.Giving adb commands while trying to root says device offline even with all latest driver n adb installed..
Update n happiness for Swipe Elite sense users as TWRP recovery is ported successfully now
Here is link for Swipe Elite Sense TWRP 3.1.1-0
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9zMaiaWjYanWW5qQ292THZGeHM/view?usp=sharing
Before flashing this
1.Unlock bootloader via S-Droid ToolKit (unlocking will wipe/erase data on internal storage completely)
2.Now u can flash/boot TWRP via adb commands in fast boot mode.
3.then u can root device by flashing SuperSU .zip
Then enjoy device is rooted as well TWRP recovery installed u can customize with Xposed framework modules too..
Hit Thnx if liked n enjoyed..
HACKS_EXPERT said:
Pardon if anything goes wrong as Newbie here .
Everyone is requested to help me as well many Swipe Elite Sense(Andtoid 6.0.1 on SD 425-MSM8917) users for Rooting/Flashing any custom TWRP/CVM/CTR even via porting also..
1.Tried almost each n every one click rrot apk n exe..
2.Tried flashing SuperSU.zip via adb/sd card via stock recovery gives Error 255(Installation Aborted)
3.Giving adb commands while trying to root says device offline even with all latest driver n adb installed..
Plz help me out..
Even to enable DIAGnostic PORT via codes like *#558 or *#9090# or any..
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You can't flash SuperSU zip file from stock recovery. You need custom recovery like cwm or twrp to flash SuperSU and root your phone. Stock recovery can't flash files without oem signatures and it always gives you error.
Most of the one click root apps can't root android 6.0 marshmallow.
Ashwinrg said:
You can't flash SuperSU zip file from stock recovery. You need custom recovery like cwm or twrp to flash SuperSU and root your phone. Stock recovery can't flash files without oem signatures and it always gives you error.
Most of the one click root apps can't root android 6.0 marshmallow.
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Bro I agree with you but their is no Custom recovery available for this phone.
Also via which recovery I can try porting ??
Hi,
I am also looking for custom Recovery for Swipe Elite Sense
Same as you Bro Search ? all Web but not Working Method to Root It.
Please Share Method for Making Custom Recovery for Qualcomm (Swipe Elite Sense)
HACKS_EXPERT said:
Pardon if anything goes wrong as Newbie here .
Everyone is requested to help me as well many Swipe Elite Sense(Andtoid 6.0.1 on SD 425-MSM8917) users for Rooting/Flashing any custom TWRP/CVM/CTR even via porting also..
1.Tried almost each n every one click rrot apk n exe..
2.Tried flashing SuperSU.zip via adb/sd card via stock recovery gives Error 255(Installation Aborted)
3.Giving adb commands while trying to root says device offline even with all latest driver n adb installed..
Update n happiness for Swipe Elite sense users as TWRP recovery is ported successfully now
Here is link for Swipe Elite Sense TWRP 3.1.1-0
##drive.google.com/file/d/0B9zMaiaWjYanUnZYazVTdHZHbU0/view?usp=drivesdk
Before flashing this
1.Unlock bootloader via S-Droid ToolKit (unlocking will wipe/erase data on internal storage completely)
2.Now u can flash/boot TWRP via adb commands in fast boot mode.
3.then u can root device by flashing SuperSU .zip
Then enjoy device is rooted as well TWRP recovery installed u can customize with Xposed framework modules too..
Hit Thnx if liked n enjoyed..
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TWRP not working please post working recovery
I unlocked the bootloader via s-droid but twrp u posted is not working it just bootloop
please post correct twrp and also give the procedure
after unlocking boot loader u can directly flash this twrp via adb commands..
after unlocking i flash twrp via fastboot command " fastboot flash recovery xxxxx.img" and it flash the twrp recovery but when reboot in recovery it bootloop. But when reboot the phone to system rom and again to recovery it boot to stock recovery
I think u shared the wrong recovery file.
shamsud said:
after unlocking i flash twrp via fastboot command " fastboot flash recovery xxxxx.img" and it flash the twrp recovery but when reboot in recovery it bootloop. But when reboot the phone to system rom and again to recovery it boot to stock recovery
I think u shared the wrong recovery file.
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Bro u can try now with updated n working TWRP..
I had already tried n My Swipe Elite Sense is now Rooted as well on TWRP 3.1.
Hit like n update after u succeed..
thank you Hacks Expert TWRP is working.
HACKS_EXPERT said:
Bro u can try now with updated n working TWRP..
I had already tried n My Swipe Elite Sense is now Rooted as well on TWRP 3.1.
Hit like n update after u succeed..
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Bhai link bhejo elite sense twrp recovery ka
I m rooted
Thanks a lot for these tricks about how to root Swipe elite sense................as it trick I did and now I m rooted........thank u so much
Mobile is getting restarted while asking for root permission
Can any one solve this ?
Link
Bro Where Is the SuperSU .zip link
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i successfully unlock bootloader and install TWRP........................
Mr.joy said:
Bro Where Is the SuperSU .zip link
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i successfully unlock bootloader and install TWRP........................
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Download from below link and flash in custom recovery..
https://download.chainfire.eu/696/supersu/
Bro, Please give me a step by step procedure to root and install SU in swipe elite sense
hi dude..
Mr.joy said:
Bro Where Is the SuperSU .zip link
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i successfully unlock bootloader and install TWRP........................
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bro, help me to root my swipe elite sense mobile by giving step by step guidelines..
thank you
please give TWRP for similar device swipe elite pro
bro, my device is swipe elite pro. . similar configuration as swipe elite sense. i had tried your twrp recovery but not works again stock recovery camed. please help be bro with my device.
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shamsud said:
after unlocking i flash twrp via fastboot command " fastboot flash recovery xxxxx.img" and it flash the twrp recovery but when reboot in recovery it bootloop. But when reboot the phone to system rom and again to recovery it boot to stock recovery
I think u shared the wrong recovery file.
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help me how do you fixied it
Hi, Tried to root Swipe Elite Sense with all 1Click root apps before stumbling on this method.
Now my phone is rooted as per Root Checker, but whenever I try to perform root operations Phone reboots, I am not able to uninstall system apps or delete any file in root directory.
I think phone is not rooted properly with SuperSU,
all root folders are still read only.
The Steps I followed are given just to know where I went wrong.
1 Enabled USB debugging
2 Enable OEM unlocking
3 Reboot into bootloader
4 fastboot oem unlock
unlocking not allowed(use fastboot oem unlock-go)
5 fastboot oem unlock-go
success
6 fastboot flash recovery XXXX.img(provided by author)
7 fastboot reboot
8 open TWRP recovery
9 install SuperSU.zip
10 reboot.
It appears to be rooted but actually doesn't allow root operations
meanwhile in the process of gaining access I hardbricked my device and flashed stock Rom again.(Took me 10 days to put the phone into EDL mode).
Now dont want to brick it again. Can U help.
Nagopt said:
Hi, Tried to root Swipe Elite Sense with all 1Click root apps before stumbling on this method.
Now my phone is rooted as per Root Checker, but whenever I try to perform root operations Phone reboots, I am not able to uninstall system apps or delete any file in root directory.
I think phone is not rooted properly with SuperSU,
all root folders are still read only.
The Steps I followed are given just to know where I went wrong.
1 Enabled USB debugging
2 Enable OEM unlocking
3 Reboot into bootloader
4 fastboot oem unlock
unlocking not allowed(use fastboot oem unlock-go)
5 fastboot oem unlock-go
success
6 fastboot flash recovery XXXX.img(provided by author)
7 fastboot reboot
8 open TWRP recovery
9 install SuperSU.zip
10 reboot.
It appears to be rooted but actually doesn't allow root operations
meanwhile in the process of gaining access I hardbricked my device and flashed stock Rom again.(Took me 10 days to put the phone into EDL mode).
Now dont want to brick it again. Can U help.
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I m also facing same problem