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Hi,
I have some serious problem with my Desire S. My recovery is probably broken, TWRP logo pops up but that the phone just reboots. After deleting cache and flashing new recovery I´m unable to boot my device, stuck on CM logo. My hardware keys never worked for booting to botloader. Is there any other way to recover my device? I tried fastboot reboot and adb after powering on the device but nothing.

vojtah1 said:
Hi,
I have some serious problem with my Desire S. My recovery is probably broken, TWRP logo pops up but that the phone just reboots. After deleting cache and flashing new recovery I´m unable to boot my device, stuck on CM logo. My hardware keys never worked for booting to botloader. Is there any other way to recover my device? I tried fastboot reboot and adb after powering on the device but nothing.
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S-ON?
Try to flash other recovery via fastboot and try to flash boot.img via fastboot too.

SKENER said:
S-ON?
Try to flash other recovery via fastboot and try to flash boot.img via fastboot too.
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Done that, without any result.

vojtah1 said:
Done that, without any result.
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Can you post your boot info? Hboot?S-ON or S-OFF?
You can access fastboot?And write without errors?
Try 4ext recovery but first when you download check md5 for file.

SKENER said:
Can you post your boot info? Hboot?S-ON or S-OFF?
You can access fastboot?And write without errors?
Try 4ext recovery but first when you download check md5 for file.
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I managed to boot into bootloader and flash boot and recovery but nothing happened.
I´m S-ON

vojtah1 said:
I managed to boot into bootloader and flash boot and recovery but nothing happened.
I´m S-ON
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Boot ur phone into fastboot and put the recovery.img inside ur fastboot folder on ur pc (make sure u rename ur recovery file "recovery.img) plug in ur phone and type this command.
fastboot boot recovery.img
See if that boot u into recovery then u can try flash a rom from there. I posted latest 4ext recovery in desire s general thread, look for that and try the above command using 4ext recovery

jmcclue said:
Boot ur phone into fastboot and put the recovery.img inside ur fastboot folder on ur pc (make sure u rename ur recovery file "recovery.img) plug in ur phone and type this command.
fastboot boot recovery.img
See if that boot u into recovery then u can try flash a rom from there. I posted latest 4ext recovery in desire s general thread, look for that and try the above command using 4ext recovery
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Unfortunately the recovery problem is not fixed. TWRP logo appears but that the phone reboots.
EDIT: I booted 4ext recovery in safe mode, wiped all and it fixed that. Thank you so much.

stuck at motorola boot animation

hey all
i did backup of system and i wanted reboot the phone now will show Motorola boot-animation and will reboot again and again with same place , i didn't touch anything .
Best Regards

Can you get into the fastboot menu (hold volume down and then power) or into the recovery (from the fastboot menu)? Also, have you unlocked the bootloader and/or flashed a rom?

dvdkon said:
Can you get into the fastboot menu (hold volume down and then power) or into the recovery (from the fastboot menu)? Also, have you unlocked the bootloader and/or flashed a rom?
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yes i can get to bootloader i cant get recovery its same thing it will stock on motorolla logo , yes its unlocked bootloader 41.19 .

Jwtiyar said:
yes i can get to bootloader i cant get recovery its same thing it will stock on motorolla logo , yes its unlocked bootloader 41.19 .
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Did you try flashing recovery from fastboot mode? If not, try following the instructions on the TWRP website (minus the "adb reboot bootloader" part, of course).

dvdkon said:
Did you try flashing recovery from fastboot mode? If not, try following the instructions on the TWRP website (minus the "adb reboot bootloader" part, of course).
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yes i did flash recovery again with no fix .

Jwtiyar said:
yes i did flash recovery again with no fix .
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Did you try flashing the kernel? I can verify that the Optimus kernel and the TWRP from the Multirom thread work, so I'd recommend trying that combination.

dvdkon said:
Did you try flashing the kernel? I can verify that the Optimus kernel and the TWRP from the Multirom thread work, so I'd recommend trying that combination.
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but i don't want multirom , and the kernel is in zip i cant flash it because i cant get into recovery .

Jwtiyar said:
but i don't want multirom , and the kernel is in zip i cant flash it because i cant get into recovery .
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The MultiROM TWRP itself doesn't install multirom, I just know it works, while some other recovery images don't. You will be able to flash a different recovery once you fix your problem.
I forgot that a kernel can't be readily flashed via fastboot... You should try downloading a stock firmware package and flashing at least boot and system.

Can't use twrp and start my honor 8

Hello,
Sorry for this post but i have a real problem !
I have install a twrp and root my phone for flash rom but now i have factory rest and haven't any OS...
I cant' launch twrp and even i install with fastboot. I have just "your device is booting now".
I don't know how to "backup" and repair my honor.
If anyone undernstand my problem...
ps : I'm really sorry for my english

If you need picture or more information please tell me ...

Try to install TWRP 3.0.2 via fastboot. Install a stock image.zip via TWRP

djx24 said:
Try to install TWRP 3.0.2 via fastboot. Install a stock image.zip via TWRP
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Thanks for your answer
I try to install a recovery on fastboot but when i reboot my phone stay on "your device is booting now..." that's the problem ...

I have try to use "fastboot boot twrp.img" but failed because command not allowed.
Try to erase but not allowed too. I can flash recovery, or flash boot but change nothing...

Rommco05 said:
Try instal full fw (M B120 or B131) via dload method
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dload method ? But i need my phone turned ON for that no ? or i need twrp ? But i can't use recovery mode. I can use only erecovery and fastboot.
Thanks for your message

Rommco05 said:
...??? no. Turn off phone and turn on with buttons vol+/vol-/on,off press together. Make folder on SDcard dload/ put inside unzip full fw.
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Thanks you ! Installing update...
I think it work
(Sorry for all i'm a noob ...)

How can I root project spectrum?

Are there any tools around for rooting Spectrum on the R7Plusf?

W1F1 said:
How am I able to root project spectrum on the Oppo R7 Plus?
Thanks in advance!
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Hello, W1F1. There is no way at this point in time to root Project Spectrum on Oppo R7Plus as TWRP isnt compatible. They changed a lot when they made Project Spectrum. For now there is no TWRP. So there is no way to root. It's Fastboot is also set to non-root access making is hard to use the command (fastboot flash recovery _TWRP-HERE_) but not impossible to flash the stock recovery and then ColorOS to get back to safety (by safety I mean CyanogenMod 14.1 [OFFICIAL] or AICP [UNOFFICIAL]). All you need to do is ask and I'll give you the links.

EximusCode said:
Hello, W1F1. There is no way at this point in time to root Project Spectrum on Oppo R7Plus as TWRP isnt compatible. They changed a lot when they made Project Spectrum. For now there is no TWRP. So there is no way to root. It's Fastboot is also set to non-root access making is hard to use the command (fastboot flash recovery _TWRP-HERE_) but not impossible to flash the stock recovery and then ColorOS to get back to safety (by safety I mean CyanogenMod 14.1 [OFFICIAL] or AICP [UNOFFICIAL]). All you need to do is ask and I'll give you the links.
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Thanks for the reply! So I could use stock recovery to get back to a version of color os that has fastboot enabled, and then get TWRP and then cyanogen mod from there?

W1F1 said:
Thanks for the reply! So I could use stock recovery to get back to a version of color os that has fastboot enabled, and then get TWRP and then cyanogen mod from there?
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Bingo my friend. If you want the links you need only ask. :good:

EximusCode said:
Bingo my friend. If you want the links you need only ask. :good:
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The links would be fantastic, thanks so much!

W1F1 said:
The links would be fantastic, thanks so much!
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Will post them ASAP

Thanks!

W1F1 said:
Thanks!
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Recovery:http://goo.gl/1AdXkD
ROM:https://s3.amazonaws.com/public.opp...olorOS/Specified_ColorOS_R7plusf_full_014.zip
0. Move all files to external MicroSD card *rename the ROM to update.zip*
1. Flash the recovery.img to recovery partition. With (fastboot flash recovery "recovery.img) *remember to put the recovery.img file in the ADB and Fastboot file for easier transfer*
2. Reboot into the system recovery and select Update, then go to where you put your ROM and select it
3. Wait for it to flash and then reboot
4. Your reboot will hang. Leave it do that for about 5 minutes, then reboot into fastboot mode again.
5. Seeing as you are now on a ROM with an unlocked bootloader you will be able to now flash TWRP recovery with the command (fastboot flash recovery "TWRPRECOVERYNAME") *I used TWRPRECOVERYNAME as an example as to where the recovery file needs to go. You should also have this in the ADB and Fastboot folder*

EximusCode said:
Will post them ASAP
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I'm sorry but I can't seem to download from app.box, even after creating an account. Could you please upload the recovery to somewhere else like google drive?
EDIT: Whoops disregard that I managed to download it.

W1F1 said:
I'm so so sorry but I can't seem to download from app.box, even after creating an account. Could you please upload the recovery to somewhere else like google drive?
Sorry again.
EDIT: Sorry disregard that I managed to download it.
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Hope it works for you like it did for me :good:

EximusCode said:
Recovery:http://goo.gl/1AdXkD
ROM:https://s3.amazonaws.com/public.opp...olorOS/Specified_ColorOS_R7plusf_full_014.zip
0. Move all files to external MicroSD card *rename the ROM to update.zip*
1. Flash the recovery.img to recovery partition. With (fastboot flash recovery "recovery.img) *remember to put the recovery.img file in the ADB and Fastboot file for easier transfer*
2. Reboot into the system recovery and select Update, then go to where you put your ROM and select it
3. Wait for it to flash and then reboot
4. Your reboot will hang. Leave it do that for about 5 minutes, then reboot into fastboot mode again.
5. Seeing as you are now on a ROM with an unlocked bootloader you will be able to now flash TWRP recovery with the command (fastboot flash recovery "TWRPRECOVERYNAME") *I used TWRPRECOVERYNAME as an example as to where the recovery file needs to go. You should also have this in the ADB and Fastboot folder*
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Ok I'm still having an issue. The flashing of the recovery goes through successfully but when I try to enter recovery mode it simply shows the Oppo logo and the screen goes black. Like it's been doing with all the recovery's that I've tried. If I try the "fastboot boot recovery.img" it has this error:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Minimal ADB and Fastboot>fastboot boot recovery.img
downloading 'boot.img'...
OKAY [ 0.485s]
booting...
FAILED (remote: dtb not found)
finished. total time: 0.553s

W1F1 said:
Ok I'm still having an issue. The flashing of the recovery goes through successfully but when I try to enter recovery mode it simply shows the Oppo logo and the screen goes black. Like it's been doing with all the recovery's that I've tried. If I try the "fastboot boot recovery.img" it has this error:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Minimal ADB and Fastboot>fastboot boot recovery.img
downloading 'boot.img'...
OKAY [ 0.485s]
booting...
FAILED (remote: dtb not found)
finished. total time: 0.553s
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After flashing recovery, type (fastboot reboot) Before you press enter, hold down the Volume - button (on the phone) and simultaneously press enter. You should then be able to boot to stock recovery
JUST REMEMBER TO NOT BOOT BACK INTO SPECTRUMOS. This will reset the recovery partition as it locks it on boot

EximusCode said:
After flashing recovery, type (fastboot reboot) Before you press enter, hold down the Volume - button (on the phone) and simultaneously press enter. You should then be able to boot to stock recovery
JUST REMEMBER TO NOT BOOT BACK INTO SPECTRUMOS. This will reset the recovery partition as it locks it on boot
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Sadly no all it does is show the Oppo logo, and then when it should show the recovery screen it just goes black. I think it's something to do with the DTB error before.

W1F1 said:
Sadly no all it does is show the Oppo logo, and then when it should show the recovery screen it just goes black. I think it's something to do with the DTB error before.
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Please give me some more time. I will find some more info. I will be back to you as soon as I have found some more.

EximusCode said:
Please give me some more time. I will find some more info. I will be back to you as soon as I have found some more.
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Thank you. I have looked around a lot and I believe creating a new recovery img using the dt from here might work: https://github.com/TeamWin/Team-Win-Recovery-Project/issues/716
Please let me know if you find something.

W1F1 said:
Thank you. I have looked around a lot and I believe creating a new recovery img using the dt from here might work: https://github.com/TeamWin/Team-Win-Recovery-Project/issues/716
Please let me know if you find something.
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You could very well try that and it work. I have limited knowledge when it comes to development of ROMs and Recoveries so I'm not too sure how you will fair, it may take a bit of trial and error. Tell me how you go with it

EximusCode said:
You could very well try that and it work. I have limited knowledge when it comes to development of ROMs and Recoveries so I'm not too sure how you will fair, it may take a bit of trial and error. Tell me how you go with it
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Update:
Bad news: Unfortunately my phone is now stuck in a boot loop.
Good news: Using a recovery provider by the user "Ricky" on the first page of this thread: http://community.oppo.com/en/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=46395&extra=&page=1 I have been able to flash the stock recovery and it is now working. Because of the boot loop problem I am reinstalling Spectrum through recovery to try and get out of that, then hopefully I will be able to flash back to Color OS if the boot loop stops.

W1F1 said:
Update:
Bad news: Unfortunately my phone is now stuck in a boot loop.
Good news: Using a recovery provider by the user "Ricky" on the first page of this thread: http://community.oppo.com/en/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=46395&extra=&page=1 I have been able to flash the stock recovery and it is now working. Because of the boot loop problem I am reinstalling Spectrum through recovery to try and get out of that, then hopefully I will be able to flash back to Color OS if the boot loop stops.
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Is it just the boot animation continuously playing? If so, this is when you need to turn off your phone and right as the screen goes off press and hold the volume + button. This will put you back in fastboot. Once you are there flash the TWRP recovery. After that hold the volume - and type fastboot reboot. This will boot you to TWRP recovery

EximusCode said:
Is it just the boot animation continuously playing? If so, this is when you need to turn off your phone and right as the screen goes off press and hold the volume + button. This will put you back in fastboot. Once you are there flash the TWRP recovery. After that hold the volume - and type fastboot reboot. This will boot you to TWRP recovery
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All good, I erased data in recovery and now it's working. Now to flash back to Color OS in recovery.

W1F1 said:
All good, I erased data in recovery and now it's working. Now to flash back to Color OS in recovery.
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Okay, good luck

Alcatel 9001D Pixi 4 6 4g [msm8909] - Root, Recovery, Rom -

Hi, I finally managed to port TWRP recovery, which boot on 9001D. This allows to do the permanent root, to modify the stock rom and possibly to install other roms.
Recovery is still unstable, I need help to make it stable!
Then, now Available for 9001D:
- TWRP
- Root
- Modded Stock Rom

drmad said:
Hi, I finally managed to port TWRP recovery, which boot on 9001D. This allows to do the permanent root, to modify the stock rom and possibly to install other roms.
Recovery is still unstable, I need help to make it stable!
Then, now Available for 9001D:
- TWRP
- Root
- Modded Stock Rom
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*Could you provide download of your port*
I would like to try to boot it without flashing it
Thank you sir !

KevMetal said:
*Could you provide download of your port*
I would like to try to boot it without flashing it
Thank you sir !
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hi, to try twrp you have to flash it,
to do this you must have the rooted device or you have to flash the firmware that I will give you

drmad said:
hi, to try twrp you have to flash it,
to do this you must have the rooted device or you have to flash the firmware that I will give you
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Mmmm , better to use command
"fastboot boot recovery recovery.img"
If
"fastboot flash recovery recovery.img"
Can be dangerous if recovery isn't built from source and the port is bad ...if port works using "boot" command maybe try to flash it ...
But I found another recovery to use as a base for my port , thanks !
*Also my BOOTLOADER IS LOCKED BY VODAFONE*
So anyways my port will be useless...

KevMetal said:
Mmmm , better to use command
"fastboot boot recovery recovery.img"
If
"fastboot flash recovery recovery.img"
Can be dangerous if recovery isn't built from source and the port is bad ...if port works using "boot" command maybe try to flash it ...
But I found another recovery to use as a base for my port , thanks !
*Also my BOOTLOADER IS LOCKED BY VODAFONE*
So anyways my port will be useless...
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Those commands does not work for me, let me know if they work for you

drmad said:
Those commands does not work for me, let me know if they work for you
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Yes , they have worked for me in the past but on other phones. Your bootloader must be unlocked and remember to use the command without the quotation marks ..""
*You should also rename your recovery to recovery.img AND VERY IMPORTANTLY put it in your adb or fastboot tools root folder.
Then if you installed adb and run a command window BUT FROM INSIDE the tools folder where the recovery image is and run the following commands one by one it will work if your drivers are installed and your bootloader is unlocked
adb devices
*Return a serial number for your phone in window
adb reboot bootloader
*phone should boot into bootloader
fastboot oem unlock
*will unlock your bootloader if you press volume up
fastboot boot recovery recovery.img
*The recovery should boot ( if it boots and you can make a backup to SD card successful ly
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

KevMetal said:
Yes , they have worked for me in the past but on other phones. Your bootloader must be unlocked and remember to use the command without the quotation marks ..""
*You should also rename your recovery to recovery.img AND VERY IMPORTANTLY put it in your adb or fastboot tools root folder.
Then if you installed adb and run a command window BUT FROM INSIDE the tools folder where the recovery image is and run the following commands one by one it will work if your drivers are installed and your bootloader is unlocked
adb devices
*Return a serial number for your phone in window
adb reboot bootloader
*phone should boot into bootloader
fastboot oem unlock
*will unlock your bootloader if you press volume up
fastboot boot recovery recovery.img
*The recovery should boot ( if it boots and you can make a backup to SD card successful ly
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
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On other phones it works, on the 9001d it does not work ...
But I found an alternative method

drmad said:
On other phones it works, on the 9001d it does not work ...
But I found an alternative method
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Which method ?

KevMetal said:
Which method ?
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Insert the twrp into a complete firmware from flash with qfil

drmad said:
Insert the twrp into a complete firmware from flash with qfil
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Mmm very interesting okay thanks for advice

KevMetal said:
Mmm very interesting okay thanks for advice
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Let me know if your port of twrp is stable

Hi. Please help to install TWRP on 9001D or to get root

scarabbey said:
Hi. Please help to install TWRP on 9001D or to get root
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You need to use a patched boot.img to get root on this device as there is no fastboot. There are guides online on how to use magisk to patch the boot.img and then flash that to your phone. That will give you permanent root after which you will be able to install twrp. If you flash twro without root or a patched boot it will remove it each time you boot up.

true_devil said:
You need to use a patched boot.img to get root on this device as there is no fastboot. There are guides online on how to use magisk to patch the boot.img and then flash that to your phone. That will give you permanent root after which you will be able to install twrp. If you flash twro without root or a patched boot it will remove it each time you boot up.
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I'm able to install twrp with original boot.img and after I can get permanent root

drmad said:
Hi, I finally managed to port TWRP recovery, which boot on 9001D. This allows to do the permanent root, to modify the stock rom and possibly to install other roms.
Recovery is still unstable, I need help to make it stable!
Then, now Available for 9001D:
- TWRP
- Root
- Modded Stock Rom
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Can you share the port here so others can try it?

Hola amigo tenes flash de 9001D luego de reparar F4 con Sigmakey quedo Brick

Greetings
I have this model
How do I flash/root/TWRP this phone? The instructions above are not very clear?
please help!