So i was using my phone 5 days ago like normal and sudendly it decided to reboot itself, after that it got stuck on the 4 balls android logo and doesnt boot into the system anymore.
what iv tried so far:
-Full Wipe
-Download and flash a full factory image, then full wipe
-Download and flash TWRP with SlimRom + Gapps then full wipe
Nothing works, it always get stuck in bootlogo, it just sits there dancing like its booting normally but it never does, im runing out of options here, what can i do guys?
Note: i have access to bootloader, all button works, also have access to recovery without any issues.
Follow flashing a stock kit kat from?
If stock kit kat doesn't work after a full wipe, the memory chip is faulty.
audit13 said:
Follow flashing a stock kit kat from?
If stock kit kat doesn't work after a full wipe, the memory chip is faulty.
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Let me download a kitkat image and see what happens, ill report back as soon as i do it
audit13 said:
Follow flashing a stock kit kat from?
If stock kit kat doesn't work after a full wipe, the memory chip is faulty.
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So... i flashed the first build available in google site for this phone and it booted perfectly, im going to try to flash the last version again and see what happens, but why did this happened then?
mediavieja said:
So... i flashed the first build available in google site for this phone and it booted perfectly, im going to try to flash the last version again and see what happens, but why did this happened then?
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Aight so i flahshed twrp and slimrom again but im once again stuck on bootloop what do u suggest?
This is a sign that something is faulty in the memory chip. Stock KK, and possibly stock LP, may work but MM will always results in bootloop.
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This is a sign that something is faulty in the memory chip. Stock KK, and possibly stock LP, may work but MM will always results in bootloop.
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Nope, tried stock MM (latest stock) and didnt work
Try LP and see if it works. If it doesn't, it's definitely the memory chip.
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Try LP and see if it works. If it doesn't, it's definitely the memory chip.
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Must be then, cause i tried LP and didnt worked
I think it has something to do with differences in partition layouts between kk and LP/mm.
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I think it has something to do with differences in partition layouts between kk and LP/mm.
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Do u know if theres anyway to fix it?
I know of no way to fix this and I've not seen a post from someone that was able to run LP or mm on an affected phone.
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I know of no way to fix this and I've not seen a post from someone that was able to run LP or mm on an affected phone.
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Awww well thanks anyway for all ur help men, i really apreciate it
You are very welcome. We are all here to help and learn from each other.
The cheapest solution may be to buy a used nexus with a busted screen but working motherboard and perform a bit of phone surgery. I've done this a few times over the years with great results.
There is a problem where /persist gets easily corrupted. Especially when you have to force reboot. A LOT. This might be your problem.
To find out if this is the case, please do the following:
1. Because you are using a Nexus 5, please download the Skipsoft Unified Android Toolkit (SUAT) and install it. Google it if you need to. Its windows only from what i can tell. Go through the screens until you configured the toolkit. You don't need pro for this setup. If you are running on linux or mac, please find a equivalent set of tools which can do the next 4 steps.
1.5. Unlock the boot-loader. Don't bother about backup, if persist is dead and you have not unlocked the boot-loader before, you WONT get your data back. (Better hope you made a partial-backup beforehand.) (Good thing is, if you did unlock the boot-loader before this problem occurred, RECOVERY OF DATA IS STILL POSSIBLE!)
2. Boot into TWRP recovery. When you get the modifications warning screen, TURN ON modifications. YOU NEED THIS FOR LATER ON.
2.5. If you already have the boot loader unlocked before the problem occurred, NOW is the time to do a backup! If /persist is dead, you will need to erase and re-flash to get android back!
3. On the bottom of the screen should be a button with 4 lines (the middle 2 should be shorter than the outer 2 if you are that blind). That is the log. Keep in mind where that button is. Go into mount and press persist to attempt to mount it.
If persist mounts successfully:
/persist is alive and kicking. Android should be starting successfully. If this is not the case, look for other reasons on why this could be failing. If other options have been exhausted, then you have a dead memory chip. Get it replaced! (And go for a upgrade while you are at it, 16 GB is not a lot. )
If persist does not mount:
Uh oh, looks like trouble. Now this is the time to check your logs. Remember the button i told you to remember? Press that button. Look for a red line that says "Unable to mount /persist (Invalid argument)"
"Unable to mount /persist (Invalid argument)" was not present.
Twrp might not be showing it or there is no way of recovering it. You have a 50% chance of recovery. Do you want to risk it? If so, carry on to step 4.
"Unable to mount /persist" was present but the text in the brackets was different.
Lookup the error code. If it is not any I/O input output errors then you should be fine to continue. If it is, Recovery is not possible.
"Unable to mount /persist (Invalid argument)" was present.
Oh dear. Looks like we have dead partition. However, because we got what we were expecting, recovery is possible. Follow the next steps. They can be done from a ADB shell on the PC or on the device.
4. Load up a ADB shell and run the following command:
e2fsck /dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/persist
This basically runs a file system check. IT should find problems with the partition and rebuild the file system. Now here comes the next bit. (And this is where you hope you read everything and backed up beforehand.)
5. Go to the main menu and press mount. Try mounting everything. Now back out and press wipe. Press advanced wipe. Select everything that you can. Then "swipe to format" everything. Once that is done, go back into the main menu and press reboot. Press bootloader. You will get a warning about no OS, just swipe to reboot. (Why do you think we are rebooting back to boot-loader?)
If everything went well, you should now be able to re-flash with your choice of ROM. You may have to re-flash normal android first though. Look up guides on how do that.
HSF3232 said:
There is a problem where /persist gets easily corrupted. Especially when you have to force reboot. A LOT. This might be your problem.
To find out if this is the case, please do the following:
1. Because you are using a Nexus 5, please download the Skipsoft Unified Android Toolkit (SUAT) and install it. Google it if you need to. Its windows only from what i can tell. Go through the screens until you configured the toolkit. You don't need pro for this setup. If you are running on linux or mac, please find a equivalent set of tools which can do the next 4 steps.
1.5. Unlock the boot-loader. Don't bother about backup, if persist is dead and you have not unlocked the boot-loader before, you WONT get your data back. (Better hope you made a partial-backup beforehand.) (Good thing is, if you did unlock the boot-loader before this problem occurred, RECOVERY OF DATA IS STILL POSSIBLE!)
2. Boot into TWRP recovery. When you get the modifications warning screen, TURN ON modifications. YOU NEED THIS FOR LATER ON.
2.5. If you already have the boot loader unlocked before the problem occurred, NOW is the time to do a backup! If /persist is dead, you will need to erase and re-flash to get android back!
3. On the bottom of the screen should be a button with 4 lines (the middle 2 should be shorter than the outer 2 if you are that blind). That is the log. Keep in mind where that button is. Go into mount and press persist to attempt to mount it.
If persist mounts successfully:
/persist is alive and kicking. Android should be starting successfully. If this is not the case, look for other reasons on why this could be failing. If other options have been exhausted, then you have a dead memory chip. Get it replaced! (And go for a upgrade while you are at it, 16 GB is not a lot. )
If persist does not mount:
Uh oh, looks like trouble. Now this is the time to check your logs. Remember the button i told you to remember? Press that button. Look for a red line that says "Unable to mount /persist (Invalid argument)"
"Unable to mount /persist (Invalid argument)" was not present.
Twrp might not be showing it or there is no way of recovering it. You have a 50% chance of recovery. Do you want to risk it? If so, carry on to step 4.
"Unable to mount /persist" was present but the text in the brackets was different.
Lookup the error code. If it is not any I/O input output errors then you should be fine to continue. If it is, Recovery is not possible.
"Unable to mount /persist (Invalid argument)" was present.
Oh dear. Looks like we have dead partition. However, because we got what we were expecting, recovery is possible. Follow the next steps. They can be done from a ADB shell on the PC or on the device.
4. Load up a ADB shell and run the following command:
e2fsck /dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/persist
This basically runs a file system check. IT should find problems with the partition and rebuild the file system. Now here comes the next bit. (And this is where you hope you read everything and backed up beforehand.)
5. Go to the main menu and press mount. Try mounting everything. Now back out and press wipe. Press advanced wipe. Select everything that you can. Then "swipe to format" everything. Once that is done, go back into the main menu and press reboot. Press bootloader. You will get a warning about no OS, just swipe to reboot. (Why do you think we are rebooting back to boot-loader?)
If everything went well, you should now be able to re-flash with your choice of ROM. You may have to re-flash normal android first though. Look up guides on how do that.
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Well i followed the procedure to fix persist, i was getting Unable to mount "/persist" (Invalid argument) so bu running command e2fsck /dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/persist i was able to mount it, after that i rebooted the phone to bootloader and i was able to flash and run the latest software update so i have to say thank you very much sir im gonna try to put slimrom now on this bad boy and change the post title to fixed
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I have a rooted Incredible, and I think I might have bricked it.
When I push the power on, it goes to the "HTC Incredible" screen, then goes black. I tried pulling the battery several times already.
EDIT: I CAN NOW GO TO THE BOOTLOADER AS WELL AS RECOVERY!
If there is no fix, should I take it to Verizon and say it isn't rooted? I think if it is, they won't give me a new phone.
Also now, when I start up the phone, it goes directly to the FastBook part of the bootloader. I don't know why it doesn't go to the "HTC Incredible" screen anymore. It might be because I mounted and unmounted a few things in recovery. Can anybody check their "mounts and storage" part of the recovery and see if it says:
"mount /system
mount /data
unmount /cache
mount /sdcard
mount /sd-ext
"
Thanks.
it doesn't sound like its bricked. try restoring a backing or just flashing a new rom. worst case scenario see the unrooting thread for the incredible and flash it back to stock.
I didn't do a Nandroid. I don't know how to flash a new ROM, (sorry I'm a noob!) and I don't know how to unroot.
Actually, it's now stuck on the bootloader, and I can only switch between bootloader and recovery. I can't even get past the bootloader. Damn!
If you mail me your phone I will recovery it for you and get it sent back to you in a couple of days. If your interested shoot me a msg @ [email protected] I will give you my cell number and I can help you
Woohoo! I fixed it! I just grabbed a stock 2.2 ROM off the web and placed it on my SD card, then applied it.
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Hello,
I have a htc desire s (s-on, 2.10.401.8_Radio_20.4801.30. 0822U_3822.10.08.04 installed).
When I start the phone with fastboot enabled, the widgets occasionally close and load again.
So everything start normal, but sometimes the widgets close in less than a second after startup and load again.
This only happens since 2.10.401.8 is installed.
I think that it's htc sense that crashes, but I'm not certain.
Already tried a factory reset, but same result.
Does Anyone have an idea what wrong and/or a solution?
After further testing I guess fast boot isn't working correctly anymore even after factory reset.
Is this a hardware problem or is there a way to test if it is a hardware problem?
Now it start to take a lot of time to startup and shutdown.
I also can't get in recovery: "E:Can't mount /cache/recovery/command"
From what I've seen on here, this sounds like what used to be called "the dreaded eMCC chip" problem, but is actually the "cache" partition being corrupted.
From what I've read, you may just about get away with it. Have a look at the following threads;-
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1177299
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1314629
Thanks, I feared that it was the emmc problem.
I have never pulled out the battery.
I will look into the threads, but I don't know if there is much I can do being s-on.
Update:
I had to send the device to HTC and they replaced the mainboard.
Everything is working good again.
Hi.
Once I tried to install RUU on S-offed rooted phone. Instalation stopped and didn't continue. I had the same problem with partitions
I also can't get in recovery: "E:Can't mount /cache/recovery/command"
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What helped is to format cache partition in recovery. After that I could bring back my previous rom. In the end I didn't try to install RUU anymore.
I hope it will help.
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Hey guys,
I think my phone is partially bricked. I know that sounds weird, but here's the situation:
I was able to unlock my bootloader (faced multiple write errors using fastboot but it did unlock eventually), I can't reflash using Odin (it fails Error is "Complete Write Fail"), when I tried to format some partitions using clockwork I get:
E: format_volume: make_extf4fs failed on /dev/block/platform/s3c-sdhci.0/by-name/system
Error formatting /system!
No linux newb here, so I'm guessing my internal partition is fubared..
Here's what's funny... I can flash a rom and boot into the rom usually on the first try. If I boot into the rom, it runs fine until I reboot the phone. Then it takes another *LITERALLY* 10 times of pulling the battery and rebooting the phone because the phone sticks at the Google boot logo. I can boot into recovery, fastboot, no problem.
As my phone sits right now: I can flash clockwork, bootloader unlocked. I'm having to try the NAND restore to 2.3.1 to get it to work. I rebooted the phone multiple times, no problems but then after a phone call...get a notification that the sd card was suddenly removed and now I'm back to square one..
Does anyone have a clue as to why my phone decided to unmount the internal storage and why I can't get this thing to work correctly 100%?
Thanks guys..
Btw, I usually can't mount the USB storage using clockwork when I get these errors. I have to keep rebooting the phone until I get lucky enough to format the /sdcard, then try and mount it up to my computer.
Just rebooted the phone, flashed /system, and mounted up the USB..
Can anyone explain this??
otisranson said:
Hey guys,
I think my phone is partially bricked. I know that sounds weird, but here's the situation:
I was able to unlock my bootloader (faced multiple write errors using fastboot but it did unlock eventually), I can't reflash using Odin (it fails Error is "Complete Write Fail"), when I tried to format some partitions using clockwork I get:
E: format_volume: make_extf4fs failed on /dev/block/platform/s3c-sdhci.0/by-name/system
Error formatting /system!
No linux newb here, so I'm guessing my internal partition is fubared..
Here's what's funny... I can flash a rom and boot into the rom usually on the first try. If I boot into the rom, it runs fine until I reboot the phone. Then it takes another *LITERALLY* 10 times of pulling the battery and rebooting the phone because the phone sticks at the Google boot logo. I can boot into recovery, fastboot, no problem.
As my phone sits right now: I can flash clockwork, bootloader unlocked. I'm having to try the NAND restore to 2.3.1 to get it to work. I rebooted the phone multiple times, no problems but then after a phone call...get a notification that the sd card was suddenly removed and now I'm back to square one..
Does anyone have a clue as to why my phone decided to unmount the internal storage and why I can't get this thing to work correctly 100%?
Thanks guys..
Btw, I usually can't mount the USB storage using clockwork when I get these errors. I have to keep rebooting the phone until I get lucky enough to format the /sdcard, then try and mount it up to my computer.
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otisranson said:
Just rebooted the phone, flashed /system, and mounted up the USB..
Can anyone explain this??
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yup, this ones explainable. classic symptoms of a ns with its internal sd card dying/dead. it happens way too often unfortunately. luckily its a fairly easy and inexpensive repair, if youre not under warranty.
Any direction on how to fix it while not under warranty?
Or take it to tmobile?
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Any direction on how to fix it while not under warranty?
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check out any local mobile device repair shops. you could probably do it yourself if you dont fear taking the phone apart, it should be to difficult of a repair. its just a matter of buying a replacement(ebay?), taking the phone apart, and replacing the sd.
Found this breakdown, but I don't see where the internal storage is..
http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Nexus-S-Teardown/4365/1
I've been having similar issues..what is the exact part name for the SD?...I wanna search to buy one
Sent from my Nexus S 4G using XDA Premium App
I think its:
Samsung KB100D00WM-A453 memory package and S5PC110A01 1GHz Cortex A8 Hummingbird Processor.
I'm going to try to find another nexus s mother board as a whole, that's my only option.
otisranson said:
Found this breakdown, but I don't see where the internal storage is..
http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Nexus-S-Teardown/4365/1
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I think it's in step 10
i seen something a few weeks ago online on how to replace this...it was a video..i just cant remember where i seen it!
I ended up just purchasing a new phone on ebay.. If I find a nexus s with a cracked screen, I will swap out the mobo.
You can check whether there are blocks flagged as bad by FTL (Flash Translation Layer) in recovery. Check recovery.log file (it can be, the bad blocks will show up after formats).
I was running TWRP 2.7 and told it to wipe the drive. An hour later, it looked like it hadn't moved. I powered down. Then the system bootlooped and TWRP stopped working, not loading past the splash screen.
Using Fastboot I was able to reinstall TWRP 2.7 but it can no longer access the internal drive. I am told it is a size zero. I can't wipe the drive it fails for errors. I can't seem to find a solution.
I downloaded the stock firmware from Asus and tried to install that. No luck, it fails out immediately. I only tried to install the zip file inside of the zip file from Asus using TWRP. No matter what I can't delete or remove the partitions. If I run TWRP 2.6.3 it asks for a password I don't have, as if the drive is encrypted. I also tried Philz CWM and normal CWM and nothing can touch the partitions.
I am starting to get really worried now. I can't seem to find a simple process to restore to stock. I am TEMPTED to use the WIPE DATA function of the Asus Bootloader. But without the Asus recovery on there, I have no idea what will happen.
Can anyone recommend a course of action to restore this to stock? At least to get the Asus Recovery on there? I am running bootloader 10.6.1.14.10.
Thanks to everyone that can help!!!
In TWRP, format (not only wipe) data, but this time be patient until it is finished.
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In TWRP, format (not only wipe) data, but this time be patient until it is finished.
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I am totally beside myself. I did exactly as you mentioned about 15 times last night. All that would happen is TWRP would restart after I typed YES.
Today, I did it, and BAM it started working. I will let everyone know how it went in a few hours. I am not touching it again.
Maybe I was just way overtired at that point.
Thank you for the help!!
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I am totally beside myself. I did exactly as you mentioned about 15 times last night. All that would happen is TWRP would restart after I typed YES.
Today, I did it, and BAM it started working. I will let everyone know how it went in a few hours. I am not touching it again.
Maybe I was just way overtired at that point.
Thank you for the help!!
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That did it! I was able to install CROMBi-KK and am moving forward!!!
I'm in basically the same boat (I think I got there the same way), except when I try to format now, I get:
Code:
Updating partition details...
E: Unable to mount '/system'
Full SELinux support is present.
Formatting Data using make_ext4fs function.
This is where it sits for an indefinite period of time. In my troubleshooting attemps I've had it display similar messages elsewhere about being unable to mount the /system folder. I tried going into Mounts even and it won't let me check that box.
For now, I'm going to just leave this sit here at this screen for a few hours while I "work" and see what happens, but if anyone has any brilliant ideas, I'm all ears!
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I'm in basically the same boat (I think I got there the same way), except when I try to format now, I get:
Code:
Updating partition details...
E: Unable to mount '/system'
Full SELinux support is present.
Formatting Data using make_ext4fs function.
This is where it sits for an indefinite period of time. In my troubleshooting attemps I've had it display similar messages elsewhere about being unable to mount the /system folder. I tried going into Mounts even and it won't let me check that box.
For now, I'm going to just leave this sit here at this screen for a few hours while I "work" and see what happens, but if anyone has any brilliant ideas, I'm all ears!
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You should let it finishes the formatting on your /data partition and ignore the /system for now. One user had a very similar issue and reported that it took almost 4.5 hours on his/her device for formatting on his /data partition. It was up running after that so be patient and plug the AC in for your device until it is finished the job, good luck....:fingers-crossed:
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You should let it finishes the formatting on your /data partition and ignore the /system for now. One user had a very similar issue and reported that it took almost 4.5 hours on his/her device for formatting on his /data partition. It was up running after that so be patient and plug the AC in for your device until it is finished the job, good luck....:fingers-crossed:
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Dude. I don't know how long it actually took. I had waited before for more than an hour and assumed it wasn't going to work since there was ZERO indication of progress. I started it this morning and checked it after I came back from lunch about 4+ hours later and it did indeed work out. I was able to successfully reflash a new ROM again after that and all is well! I'm so glad I finally stumbled across this thread or I don't think I would have ever though to just leave it to do anything for more than an hour. I still can't believe it would take that long...but I guess it does!
I had the same problem (twrp showed internal as 0gb). Is a twrp 2.7 thing or a kitkat thing. Thanks to know I wasnt the only one who f uped. Now I'm back and running. Thanks for the help.
Sent from my UNLOCKED SM900V.
I hope it's not "Another brick in the Wall"
The format was interrupted and now I'm getting the can't mount internal memory. I started the format again and plugged it in and I'm going to leave it alone over night. I hope it works.
First of all, I'm pretty noob this days on Android so I'm very sorry guys, also english is not my first language.
My nexus was working great until today. I ended a Whatsapp Call and get a black screen, phone looks frozen (happened before). Reboot it and works fine for 5-10 minutes, after that it started to reboot itself the whole time in bootlop, stuck in the rom intro, after the Google text. My rom is one of the very first roms from Slim Roms, I'm sorry I don't remember the Android Version, but is "old".
I can access to the recovery mode tho. I tried to wipe dalvik cache and the TWRP failed, wipe and factory reset, fail as well... I don't know what else to do. I don't have any image to install in the sd, or any backup. Windows 10 recognize an "android" but can't access to it so I can't copy any file to it.
Is my phone dead or can I do something? I love this phone :crying:
Any help please? I tried using ADB and get to copy some files into the phone but still every time I try to do a wipe cache, factory reset or what ever I get a Unable to mount Data / Cache / Storage... every time the same error.
I google it and found that some people could fix that error by repairing the file system and select ext4. But I can't do that, my TWRP build is quite old (v2.6.3.4) and doesn't have that option here. Any suggestions?
Thanks btw
Me again
I've been reading forums for more than 7 hours today and trying different solutions, and nothing. But found this guy here https://androidforums.com/threads/is-my-nexus-5-dead.1099076/
He basically had the same issue as me few years ago, exactly the same, He didn't find any luck apparently.
How is it possible that a phone that can get access to TWRP or copy/flash files via ADB/Fastboot can't be saved? Theoretically in this case this is not a hard bricked, right? So? This is so so weird
It's possible that portions of the internal memory are damaged.
The only thing left to try is flash a stock ROM using ADB commands. I recommend trying a KK ROM.
No OS but twrp working
Hello friend.
If I have understood your problem correctly then you have twrp working but no os.
I found that there is an option in twrp to enable MTP. once you do that you will be able to access it. While the phone is in recovery mode connect it to the computer and it will get recognized and you can transfer zip file to it and then flash a new os.
Cheers!
audit13 said:
It's possible that portions of the internal memory are damaged.
The only thing left to try is flash a stock ROM using ADB commands. I recommend trying a KK ROM.
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I tried that already, it does the installation thing but always fail in the end
mevrik_007 said:
Hello friend.
If I have understood your problem correctly then you have twrp working but no os.
I found that there is an option in twrp to enable MTP. once you do that you will be able to access it. While the phone is in recovery mode connect it to the computer and it will get recognized and you can transfer zip file to it and then flash a new os.
Cheers!
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Also tried that: new rom+ gapps via usb adb and the TWRP says Failed...
I mean I still have OS because every single time I try to turn on my phone the animation screen of the Slim Rom goes in. The problem is I can't install anything new, no new rom, no factory image, no new version of TWRP, I can't wipe data or cache or do a factory reset because I get a big red Failed always. Feelsbad
ekeixdurden said:
I tried that already, it does the installation thing but always fail in the end
Also tried that: new rom+ gapps via usb adb and the TWRP says Failed...
I mean I still have OS because every single time I try to turn on my phone the animation screen of the Slim Rom goes in. The problem is I can't install anything new, no new rom, no factory image, no new version of TWRP, I can't wipe data or cache or do a factory reset because I get a big red Failed always. Feelsbad
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Try this: lock the bootloader and reboot back into the bootloader. If the bootloader remains locked, that's a good sign. If the bootloader is unlocked, that is a bad sign.
audit13 said:
Try this: lock the bootloader and reboot back into the bootloader. If the bootloader remains locked, that's a good sign. If the bootloader is unlocked, that is a bad sign.
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I tried that with the Nexus root tool kit and the bootloader still is unlocked
ekeixdurden said:
I tried that with the Nexus root tool kit and the bootloader still is unlocked
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Tells me that the memory chip is defective and needs to be replaced.
Indicates to me that the chip had lost its write capability.
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Tells me that the memory chip is defective and needs to be replaced.
Indicates to me that the chip had lost its write capability.
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Shieeeet... So nothing to do I guess? I already ordered a new phone but if I can save this beauty would be great
It would be great to fix it but the simplest solution may be to buy a nexus 5 with a smashed screen and working motherboard. I've done this before and it's worked out well because the nexus 5 is pretty old by today's phone standards so I got it cheap.
hmm not a bad idea at all. Thank you!