I can't restore stock recovery, the error is "remote: dtb not found". The reason I am doing this is because I tried to get TWRP on project spectrum, but it didn't work and stopped my recovery from booting at all. So I tried to restore the stock recovery to go back to color os. Now I am without a recovery and I that means I can't revert back to color os from project spectrum.
ANy link to original recovery would be appreciated!
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After installing openscript recovery TWRP 2.2.1 via goo manager and then realize the recovery could not mount system or install any zip. I then try to revert back to team rogue xm recovery 1.5.0 with sucess by installing the recovery zip in TWRP (although some error due to system unable to mount). Got pretty happy that I'm able to revert back to rogue recovery but now faces this STUCK in automatic rebooting to recovery everytime I've try to reboot. I wipes everything completed 3x and install new rom but can't ever boot pass the recovery. I have yet to revert back to stock via softbrick method and figure I should ask for help first before unroot and unlock to start from scratch. below is an image of when ever I booted my xoom. Thanks for any help.
Oh, I've search first but noon seem to have the same problem as mine.
Problem:TWRP does not work. I can flash TWRP but when I boot into recovery I get stuck at the TWRP loading screen. I have used LG flash tool to go back to stock and try flash again multiple times but the same thing happens. I used fastboot to install CM13 and I have the CM recovery installed and working, but that can't flash custom kernals as that's what I want to do.
can you tell me how you restored the stock recovery
I flashed twrp recovery but when I boot to recovery I get Boot certification verify, secure booting error!, cause boot verification failed. please help I want a recovery I do not care if it is stock or twrp. I think i flashed twrp while the bootloader was locked. So how to unlock it and fix this problem.
I forgot to mention after the error the notification led goes orange , blue repeatedly. The phone boots fine.
Lazer Crystal said:
I flashed twrp recovery but when I boot to recovery I get Boot certification verify, secure booting error!, cause boot verification failed. please help I want a recovery I do not care if it is stock or twrp. I think i flashed twrp while the bootloader was locked. So how to unlock it and fix this problem.
I forgot to mention after the error the notification led goes orange , blue repeatedly. The phone boots fine.
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I didn't restore back to stock. But if TWRP does not work u can try cyanogen mods custom recovery. for some reason that worked fine for me, or u could look for a bumped recovery as there are many of them around for the D850.
I can't restore stock recovery, the error is "remote: dtb not found". The reason I am doing this is because I tried to get TWRP on project spectrum, but it didn't work and stopped my recovery from booting at all. So I tried to restore the stock recovery to go back to color os. Now I am without a recovery and I that means I can't revert back to color os from project spectrum.
Hi everyone,
I had a big iussue with my phone (Motorola X10T39).
I installed LineageOS 14.1, and I recently updated it at the version 14.1-20180908.
All worked fine, but after the update I lost root privilege.
After that, I updated my TWRP recovery from the version 3.1.0-0 to the version 3.2.3-0, flashing the image(.img) in recovery mode.
The file I flashed was correct, and the phone still boot properly.
But when I turn on the phone in fastboot mode and try to select recovery I get error:
"Invalid boot image size! failed to validate recovery image Boot failed"
What can I do to fix it?
Thanks
silencefalls said:
Hi everyone,
I had a big iussue with my phone (Motorola X10T39).
I installed LineageOS 14.1, and I recently updated it at the version 14.1-20180908.
All worked fine, but after the update I lost root privilege.
After that, I updated my TWRP recovery from the version 3.1.0-0 to the version 3.2.3-0, flashing the image(.img) in recovery mode.
The file I flashed was correct, and the phone still boot properly.
But when I turn on the phone in fastboot mode and try to select recovery I get error:
"Invalid boot image size! failed to validate recovery image Boot failed"
What can I do to fix it?
Thanks
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Try these steps in order, stopping if a particular works.
- Ensure you installed the correct TWRP image for Peregrine, not for Falcon.
- Try entering fastboot mode manually, if you didn't already try to: Turn off the cell phone, then press and hold the Volume Down button for couple of seconds and while still holding Volume Down button press the Power button for a little bit and then release both buttons at the same time.
- If you updated TWRP with the Official TWRP app, try flashing it manually in fastboot mode: fastboot flash recovery TWRP image name, copied exactly. If you did flash it manually, try installing via the Official app.
- Make sure your downloads for both the Rom and TWRP image are not corrupted - re-download with md5 sum checks and re-flash with verification.
- Backup all your data (including on SD Card) and clean flash TWRP & the rom again (i.e., wipe System, cache, Dalvik cache and format/wipe Data - important).
- If issue persists, re-flash the previous version of the TWRP or rom, depending on which one is the culprit, and report to developer.
silencefalls said:
Hi everyone,
I had a big iussue with my phone (Motorola X10T39).
I installed LineageOS 14.1, and I recently updated it at the version 14.1-20180908.
All worked fine, but after the update I lost root privilege.
After that, I updated my TWRP recovery from the version 3.1.0-0 to the version 3.2.3-0, flashing the image(.img) in recovery mode.
The file I flashed was correct, and the phone still boot properly.
But when I turn on the phone in fastboot mode and try to select recovery I get error:
"Invalid boot image size! failed to validate recovery image Boot failed"
What can I do to fix it?
Thanks
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This thread is quite old (around 2 years old). But nevertheless, I am sharing my experience so that it may help someone facing similar problem. I have a Moto G 1st Gen Falcon which was running Lineage OS 14.1 based on Android 7.1.2. I was planning to update it to Android 10 based Unofficial Lineage OS. I downloaded latest TWRP zip to update existing TWRP. I rebooted into TWRP and flashed the zip. It installed perfectly. Then to check it attempted to reboot into recovery. But it instead went to fastboot mode with the error "Invalid boot image size! failed to validate recovery image Boot failed". I tried botting into recovery but was not working. I tried flashing through adb a different file but it was not working. Then what worked was booting into recovery using the command Fastboot boot recovery recovery.img. After that I was able to flash Android 10 and now everything is working perfectly.
I am going through this: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/rom-13-op7pro-crdroid-v9-2-12-03-2023.4511589/
I have installed the stock OOS, but when instructed to use the crDroid 9.2 recovery, I am wanting to replace this with TWRP. Do I need to go through the ADB sideload process and setup crDroid 9.2 and then go back and boot the TWRP image from fastboot? At this point, I am not able to boot the TWRP image via fastboot boot twrp[version 3.7 something here).img. The image loads and the command completes, but the phone gets stock on the OnePlus fastboot splash logo.
My experience with Resurrection Remix is that I always had to flash TWRP from within TWRP immediately after flashing the ROM or I would be unable later boot the TWRP boot image from fastboot. I really don't yet know the technical details of the relationship between the system/ROM and being able to boot the TWRP boot image. Either way, TWRP is too useful to not have, so using crDroid without TWRP is a non-starter for me.
Once I get TWRP recovery on here, can I install crDroid.zip from TWRP, or does it always need to be ADB sideloaded?
Thank you!
have u managed to install TWRP?
im in the same with pixel experience. i want TWRP to be my recovery but the image used gets me the oneplus logo had o flash the pixel experience recovery again.