soft bricked - Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers

I was reinstalling decrypted boot im when restarted twrp it soft booted. Tried formatting data, erasing caches etc but won't boot up. Used otg to load a new boot img still no good. eRecovery can't retrieve data. I can get into bootloader, what is the proper steps to get this phone back up. Been dealing with this for a while and am lost now. lol

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Reflash all partitions manually, including userdata.img file. After flashing the last partition, boot directly into stock recovery and perform a factory wipe, then reboot.
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I don't want to root or anything like that right now, just get it back to a working state.
So you flashed the userdata.img file?
audit13 said:
So you flashed the userdata.img file?
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yes multiple times
If you flashed userdata.img multiple times and the phone still can't perform a factory reset, the emmc chip may be damaged.

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