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I'm a little confused on how to do this. I want to flash an RUU as my phone is spazzing out, constant freeze and reboot, it has even done it in fastboot and in recovery. I dont know that an RUU will help, but Im low on options and I just want to try it.
Anyway, when I unlocked the bootloader the first time, I used a script - consequently, I dont know how to get to adb. I am not sure I actually have adb on my computer, as I dont completely understand how the script worked. If I go to the command prompt and try to open adb the way certain tutorials say to do, I can't find it.
Any advice, or a pointer to a good tutorial would be much appreciated.
This is the very reason I hate 1-clicks
Here ya go tho:beer:
Ok download this zip- http://db.tt/5ePa4XV5
Go create a folder on the root of your main hard drive (C:/) named "android".
Unzip the download and stick all the files in it from that folder.
Open up a command prompt and type
cd\
cd c:/android
Now plug in phone booted up, with USB debugging enabled in settings>developer options
Type-
adb devices
Should see devices serial# pop up
Type
adb reboot bootloader
Once bootloader loads up, in red you'll see fastboot usb.
Type
fastboot oem lock
Now your relocked, don't touch the phones just run the ruu. Make sure you run the same ruu version of your phones firmware version
Done
Sent from my HTC One X+ p_type 0.91.0
Thank you! Now hopefully I can get it to boot up again, as it's now stopped responding. I had it all the way to the main screen earlier, but now it's being poopy again.
hcricket said:
Thank you! Now hopefully I can get it to boot up again, as it's now stopped responding. I had it all the way to the main screen earlier, but now it's being poopy again.
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Went back and saw your older posts......u got bigger problems.........u need to get it booted all the way up........instructions coming....
Sent from my HTC One X+ p_type 0.91.0
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Verify you have hboot 1.09 on device before following this.......
1. Download this and stick in your adb folder, the android folder u created- http://db.tt/TBXnYXEW
2. Open up your cmd window and cd to adb folder
cd\
cd c:/android
3. Push Hboot file to sdcard-
adb push hboot109.img /sdcard/hboot109.img
4. Get a shell with root permissions-
adb shell
su
5. send signed hboot to proper partition-
dd if=/sdcard/hboot109.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p12
6. Once it's done, resend it-
dd if=/sdcard/hboot109.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p12
7. Exit out of shell, type-
exit
exit
adb reboot bootloader
8.wait for bootloader to start and then download-
http://db.tt/sXmdepmX
Stick it in your android folder.
9. Back to cmd prompt, make sure your in the /android directory (ref. step 2), type-
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
10. Again-
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
11. On your phone, select bootloader, then recovery.
Should boot up into twrp recovery, do a full wipe of cache, dalvik cache, system, factory reset, then flash your Rom of choice for the evita one xl.
Sent from my HTC One X+ p_type 0.91.0
18th.abn said:
Went back and saw your older posts......u got bigger problems.........u need to get it booted all the way up........instructions coming....
Sent from my HTC One X+ p_type 0.91.0
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Verify you have hboot 1.09 on device before following this.......
1. Download this and stick in your adb folder, the android folder u created- http://db.tt/TBXnYXEW
2. Open up your cmd window and cd to adb folder
cd\
cd c:/android
3. Push Hboot file to sdcard-
adb push hboot109.img /sdcard/hboot109.img
4. Get a shell with root permissions-
adb shell
su
5. send signed hboot to proper partition-
dd if=/sdcard/hboot109.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p12
6. Once it's done, resend it-
dd if=/sdcard/hboot109.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p12
7. Exit out of shell, type-
exit
exit
adb reboot bootloader
8.wait for bootloader to start and then download-
http://db.tt/sXmdepmX
Stick it in your android folder.
9. Back to cmd prompt, make sure your in the /android directory (ref. step 2), type-
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
10. Again-
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
11. On your phone, select bootloader, then recovery.
Should boot up into twrp recovery, do a full wipe of cache, dalvik cache, system, factory reset, then flash your Rom of choice for the evita one xl.
Sent from my HTC One X+ p_type 0.91.0
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Thank you, I can't wait to try this after work. However, when I plug in my phone now, nothing happens at all... It doesnt even show up in device manager.
Okay, I took it to work and plugged it in to my USB, and the battery light came on after a while, so I have hope that I will be able to boot at some point. Couple questions though:
1. Will I need to get to the settings and get to USB debugging first, or can I just mount the SD card in TWRP?
2. How do I tell if I have hboot 1.09?
Currently, in my Android folder, I have a folder called adb_fb_files. In that folder, I have:
adb
adbwinapi.dll
adbwinusbapi.dll
aruglobal.dll
fastboot
hboot109.img
You need to unzip the adb_files I had you download.....the files inside of it are what go into your adb folder, not the adb_files.zip itself......
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If your on firmware 1.85, or 1.73 you have hboot 1.09............
You can do the steps from twrp recovery.....but don't mount usb, once twrp is booted you can simply open a cmd prompt, cd to your adb folder and type
adb push hboot109.img /sdcard/hboot109.img
adb shell
dd if=/sdcard/hboot109.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p12
then press up arrow, then enter to repeat command
Once it's done, in twrp select reboot>bootloader
From there, reflash your recovery, then boot recovery, wipe your cache, dalvik, factory reset, system......flash new evita one x rom
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I'll send a pm to my gtalk...if you get into twrp, and wanna download teamviewer on your pc for free, I'll remote in and get u fixed up from here
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This is work for other device to sir?
A lot of people have questions about using ADB, so I decided to make a very simple guide to some basic ADB operations. This information is available all over XDA, but many people don't seem to like looking through other device threads.
ADB should function in recovery and when the tablet is normally booted.
Install ADB on your PC.
Download the attached ADB_files.zip
Create a folder to hold the ADB files (I will use C:\ADB) and extract the files to that folder.
Download and install the Samsung USB drivers (available HERE), or, install KIES to get the drivers.
On the tablet, go to Settings, Developer Options and enable USB debugging.
Connect the Tablet to your PC via USB cable.
Open a command prompt in your ADB folder. The text at the prompt should read C:\ADB. (You can just click on the Command_Prompt.bat to do this).
Verify ADB is working by typing "adb devices" (and hit ENTER) in the command window. You should see a device number listed for your tablet.
You are now ready to use ADB functions.
I have included in the zip a few .bat files to perform some of the basic commands for you. These commands will output files to your ADB directory.
Below are some of the common commands you can use with ADB for troubleshooting purposes:
- To boot into Download mode:
adb reboot download
- To boot into recovery:
adb reboot recovery
- To reboot:
adb reboot
- To get the last_kmsg (to troubleshoot kernel issues):
adb shell cat /proc/last_kmsg > last_kmsg.txt
- To get the dmesg:
adb shell su -c dmesg > dmesg.txt
- To get the logcat:
adb logcat -v time -d > logcat.log
The first time you use the "su" command, you may need to acknowledge the Superuser request on your tablet in order for the superuser permissions to be granted.
These are some very basic examples of what can be done with ADB, but they are very helpful when troubleshooting many issues. There are MANY other commands for ADB(that can be Googled).
There are also some apps that can do this for you, but I prefer to do these things manually most of the time.
Feel free to post any useful adb commands you use on a regular basis.
HOW TO GET A RECOVERY.LOG
If you are in your custom recovery:
Make sure you have adb working on your PC (see above).
Connect your device to PC.
Open a command prompt; then CD to your adb directory.
Type the following command:
Code:
adb pull /cache/recovery/*
You will get several files in your adb directory (log, last_log, last_log.1...etc)
Send those files to your developer.
If you are booted into Android:
Make sure you have adb working on your PC (see above).
Connect your device to PC.
Open a command prompt; then CD to your adb directory.
Type the following commands:
Code:
adb shell
su
mkdir /storage/sdcard0
cp /cache/recovery /storage/sdcard0/recovery
exit
exit
adb pull /storage/sdcard0/recovery
You will get several files in your adb directory (log, last_log, last_log.1...etc)
Send those files to your developer.
I have my GT-P5210 (wifi) rooted...
I have not been able to get ADB to work properly once
Wish I I had tried before I rooted this device.
I have tried via WifI & USB = no go.
Anyway no big deal I guess, running 'ES File Explorer' on a rooted device gives me all the power I need.
Just miss the convenience of sending a single APP from PC to Tablet (without cable) to install.
Well ok then..
I finally tried a different version of adb.exe than the one I originally used (was about 400kb), and now it's all working as expected..Yay
Maybe the version I tried was a bit dated ? not even sure where that is now, lol
done too much since, being a new pad owner and all.
Now I am able to make use of "Right Click APK" >> install via Wireless Connection.
No wires, no prompts.
Just wanted to post a follow up in case anyone thought I inferred 'rooting' somehow cost me ADB functionality
Very happy
:good:
(OP get's a +one for making me revisit the issue)
The best and most simple guide
it`s just what you need
Oxyandy said:
I have my GT-P5210 (wifi) rooted...
I have not been able to get ADB to work properly once
Wish I I had tried before I rooted this device.
I have tried via WifI & USB = no go.
Anyway no big deal I guess, running 'ES File Explorer' on a rooted device gives me all the power I need.
Just miss the convenience of sending a single APP from PC to Tablet (without cable) to install.
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It's extremely easy to get ADB working on a Tab 3 10.1, just make sure USB Debugging is enabled and reboot. Press the bottom button of the Volume key and Power supply key at the same time. Then Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 will enter hboot mode.
calden74 said:
It's extremely easy to get ADB working on a Tab 3 10.1, just make sure USB Debugging is enabled and reboot. Press the bottom button of the Volume key and Power supply key at the same time. Then Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 will enter hboot mode.
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I guess you missed Post #3 just after that one, I have it working no problem, I had to use a different version of ADB.EXE
Cheers and thanks for the kind offer of help
Oxyandy
cant get into recovery
gr8nole said:
A lot of people have questions about using ADB, so I decided to make a very simple guide to some basic ADB operations. This information is available all over XDA, but many people don't seem to like looking through other device threads.
ADB should function in recovery and when the tablet is normally booted.
Install ADB on your PC.
Download the attached ADB_files.zip
Create a folder to hold the ADB files (I will use C:\ADB) and extract the files to that folder.
Download and install the Samsung USB drivers (available HERE), or, install KIES to get the drivers.
On the tablet, go to Settings, Developer Options and enable USB debugging.
Connect the Tablet to your PC via USB cable.
Open a command prompt in your ADB folder. The text at the prompt should read C:\ADB. (You can just click on the Command_Prompt.bat to do this).
Verify ADB is working by typing "adb devices" (and hit ENTER) in the command window. You should see a device number listed for your tablet.
You are now ready to use ADB functions.
I have included in the zip a few .bat files to perform some of the basic commands for you. These commands will output files to your ADB directory.
Below are some of the common commands you can use with ADB for troubleshooting purposes:
- To boot into Download mode:
adb reboot download
- To boot into recovery:
adb reboot recovery
- To reboot:
adb reboot
- To get the last_kmsg (to troubleshoot kernel issues):
adb shell cat /proc/last_kmsg > last_kmsg.txt
- To get the dmesg:
adb shell su -c dmesg > dmesg.txt
- To get the logcat:
adb logcat -v time -d > logcat.log
The first time you use the "su" command, you may need to acknowledge the Superuser request on your tablet in order for the superuser permissions to be granted.
These are some very basic examples of what can be done with ADB, but they are very helpful when troubleshooting many issues. There are MANY other commands for ADB(that can be Googled).
There are also some apps that can do this for you, but I prefer to do these things manually most of the time.
Feel free to post any useful adb commands you use on a regular basis.
HOW TO GET A RECOVERY.LOG
If you are in your custom recovery:
Make sure you have adb working on your PC (see above).
Connect your device to PC.
Open a command prompt; then CD to your adb directory.
Type the following command:
Code:
adb pull /cache/recovery/*
You will get several files in your adb directory (log, last_log, last_log.1...etc)
Send those files to your developer.
If you are booted into Android:
Make sure you have adb working on your PC (see above).
Connect your device to PC.
Open a command prompt; then CD to your adb directory.
Type the following commands:
Code:
adb shell
su
mkdir /storage/sdcard0
cp /cache/recovery /storage/sdcard0/recovery
exit
exit
adb pull /storage/sdcard0/recovery
You will get several files in your adb directory (log, last_log, last_log.1...etc)
Send those files to your developer.
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Hello,
When I try to boot into recovery or when I use the above method to boot into recovery my Tab just goes to the
Samsung
GALAXY Tab3
screen and just hangs there
I can get into download mode but ever since I used oden to do recovery.tar.md5 file I have not been able to go into recovery
Any help would greatly be appreciated...
Thanks...
Tom
misterwright said:
Hello,
When I try to boot into recovery or when I use the above method to boot into recovery my Tab just goes to the
Samsung
GALAXY Tab3
screen and just hangs there
I can get into download mode but ever since I used oden to do recovery.tar.md5 file I have not been able to go into recovery
Any help would greatly be appreciated...
Thanks...
Tom
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Flash the recovery all over again
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Note: adb is functioning correctly
The Tab just hanges when it should be going into recovery
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I have done that a few times but will try again
Note: I also cant do a factory reset from within the OS...
Thanks...
Tom
misterwright said:
Note: adb is functioning correctly
The Tab just hanges when it should be going into recovery
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I have done that a few times but will try again
Note: I also cant do a factory reset from within the OS...
Thanks...
Tom
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Try to reflash rom, firmware and else
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darn
Ripshock said:
Flash the recovery all over again
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Reflashed using oden with the same results = I hold down power vol-up and home until the Samsung GALAXY Tab3 screen appears then I let off the power button and the Samsung GALAXY Tab3 screen just sits there
I have tried holding the home and vol-up keys for over a minute with the same results = the Samsung GALAXY Tab3 screen just sits there even after I release all buttons = I have to do a hard boot but then it loads the UI
Tom
misterwright said:
Reflashed using oden with the same results = I hold down power vol-up and home until the Samsung GALAXY Tab3 screen appears then I let off the power button and the Samsung GALAXY Tab3 screen just sits there
I have tried holding the home and vol-up keys for over a minute with the same results = the Samsung GALAXY Tab3 screen just sits there even after I release all buttons = I have to do a hard boot but then it loads the UI
Tom
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Ok there is a way to flash a recovery or to check if it is there or not if you use twrp use its file manager but don't forget to mount /system or if you are using cmw u need aroma file manager google that, however the problem is idk where is the location of recovery mod so ask @gr8nole
Moreover have you checked if it is a bad download of recovery ofcourse and try other recoveries
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Ripshock said:
Ok there is a way to flash a recovery or to check if it is there or not if you use twrp use its file manager but don't forget to mount /system or if you are using cmw u need aroma file manager google that, however the problem is idk where is the location of recovery mod so ask @gr8nole
Moreover have you checked if it is a bad download of recovery ofcourse and try other recoveries
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It does say MD% verified while in Oden but I was thinking the same thing...
I could really use a link to "known good" firmware and rom and anything else that I need...
Thanks
Tom
misterwright said:
It does say MD% verified while in Oden but I was thinking the same thing...
I could really use a link to "known good" firmware and rom and anything else that I need...
Thanks
Tom
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Well navigate through the forum
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I meant MD5 verified
but would love to try a different download of a recovery if you know of any...
Thanks
Tom
misterwright said:
I meant MD5 verified
but would love to try a different download of a recovery if you know of any...
Thanks
Tom
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I already have said navigate through the forum! Amd good luck
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Ripshock said:
I already have said navigate through the forum! Amd good luck
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Thanks...
If I find a md5 file that works I will post a link
Tom
this worked THANK YOU gr8nole http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2433853
misterwright said:
Thanks...
If I find a md5 file that works I will post a link
Tom
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What version of the Tab 3 do you have?
Sent from my SCH-I605
gr8nole said:
What version of the Tab 3 do you have?
Sent from my SCH-I605
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gr8nole said:
What version of the Tab 3 do you have?
Sent from my SCH-I605
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gr8nole,
I found your CWM v6.0.4.8 and flashed and now everything is great
Thank You so much!!!!!!
Tom
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I already have said navigate through the forum! Amd good luck
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I clicked thanks on 5 of your post but, I still wanted to tell you how much I appreciated your help!!!!
Tom
misterwright said:
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Tom
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gr8nole,
I found your CWM v6.0.4.8 and flashed and now everything is great
Thank You so much!!!!!!
Tom
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I clicked thanks on 5 of your post but, I still wanted to tell you how much I appreciated your help!!!!
Tom
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Glad it worked
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Hi
1.- I want to install a new Rom (Android 4.4.2 KitKat omniROM)
2.- But first I need to install TWRP (.blob), so I need to install and run a fastboot tool (Minimal adb/fastboot tool)
I unlocked the bootloader of the tablet
I install the fastboot
I install the drivers of the fastboot of the Asus
I copy the file.blob to the same folder of the fastboot
I open the fastboot and in the CMD I wrote ''fastboot devices'' and it find the Asus so in the screen was numers and letters like a code...but then I wrote the command Fastboot -i 0x0B05 flash recovery file.blob but then give an error (failed....(no such device or address))
I tried all to solve this problem but I cant.. so I need your help.
I tried:
■Reinstall fastboot tool
■Restart the tablet
■Use all the usb ports of the PC
■Reinstall drivers
■Used apps like SDK Manager
■Used other usb cable
luisldu said:
Hi
1.- I want to install a new Rom (Android 4.4.2 KitKat omniROM)
2.- But first I need to install TWRP (.blob), so I need to install and run a fastboot tool (Minimal adb/fastboot tool)
I unlocked the bootloader of the tablet
I install the fastboot
I install the drivers of the fastboot of the Asus
I copy the file.blob to the same folder of the fastboot
I open the fastboot and in the CMD I wrote ''fastboot devices'' and it find the Asus so in the screen was numers and letters like a code...but then I wrote the command Fastboot -i 0x0B05 flash recovery file.blob but then give an error (failed....(no such device or address))
I tried all to solve this problem but I cant.. so I need your help.
I tried:
■Reinstall fastboot tool
■Restart the tablet
■Use all the usb ports of the PC
■Reinstall drivers
■Used apps like SDK Manager
■Used other usb cable
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Is your bootloader unlocked?
Edit: wait I read the op and it says you did unlock it..
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I'd say try to use a completely different USB or computer. If that doesn't work, you can actually flash it from the system itself if you have root. Can't remember the command. Give me a second.
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Are you on 4.2 bootloader?
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To install without using fastboot, download twrp, make sure its one of the newer twrps, I think 2.7 and above is required for KitKat, and..
[QUOTE/] Save it to the root of your /sdcard directly (internal memory only) and rename it to twrp.blob
Launch terminal emulator or connect to your computer and open an adb shell, then type the following:
su
dd if=/sdcard/twrp.blob of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p4
Then reboot to complete installation.
[/QUOTE]
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Problem Solved!
andrewnelson23 said:
Is your bootloader unlocked?
Edit: wait I read the op and it says you did unlock it..
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I'd say try to use a completely different USB or computer. If that doesn't work, you can actually flash it from the system itself if you have root. Can't remember the command. Give me a second.
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Are you on 4.2 bootloader?
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So, yesterday I clean the Asus Cable, the port of the pc and the port of tablet and finally works, so I flashed my tablet with TWRP recovery and the 4.4.4 omniROM Nightly.
The all problem was the cable and the ports.
:good:
So, I think I've managed to salvage my bricked Stylo, I somehow also managed to root my Fiance's LG G Stylo that's on the 6.0 update... this is a guide on how to flash a TWRP Recovery I made of a rooted LG G Stylo that is running Android 6.0 This can get you out of a brick or just give your spare phone root access.
Since I can't find any ways to fix this problem on the internet I'll post what I did here so hopefully I can get some other people out of deep water with their phone.
Stylo.zip
I'm going to assume that if you are following these instructions you have already downloaded and extracted the .zip file named Stylo onto your desktop.
All of these files are in the Stylo folder, so you should only have to download Stylo.zip
Minimal ADB & Fastboot installer
LG Phone Drivers
TWRP Backup file
recovery.img
1. Install minimal_adb_fastboot_v1.4.1_setup into the folder you extracted Stylo.zip in
(Install PhoneDrivers if you have not already)
2. Enable USB Debugging on your phone
(If you are boot looping, you should still be able to boot into the bootloader with
minimal adb fastboot just plug it in and let it do it's bootloop while you try
booting into the bootloader really quick, this may take some trial and error)
3. Launch MAF32.exe
(This is Minimal ADB and Fastboot)
4. In the window that pops up type:
adb devices
It should look like this:
PS C:\Users\Hyperion\Desktop\Stylo> adb devices
List of devices attached
LGMS6318bb1ce9a device
5. Next you will need to type:
adb reboot bootloader
Now, the powershell screen should look like this:
PS C:\Users\Hyperion\Desktop\Stylo> adb devices
List of devices attached
LGMS6318bb1ce9a device
PS C:\Users\Hyperion\Desktop\Stylo> adb reboot bootloader
PS C:\Users\Hyperion\Desktop\Stylo>
6. Once you are in the bootloader type:
fastboot boot recovery.img
(If you opened the PowerShell window by holding shift and using the right click menu,
the recovery.img file should load on its own, your PowerShell window should now look something like this)
PS C:\Users\Hyperion\Desktop\Stylo> adb devices
List of devices attached
LGMS6318bb1ce9a device
PS C:\Users\Hyperion\Desktop\Stylo> adb reboot bootloader
PS C:\Users\Hyperion\Desktop\Stylo> fastboot boot recovery.img
downloading 'boot.img'...
OKAY [ 0.367s]
booting...
OKAY [ 0.011s]
finished. total time: 0.380s
finished. total time: 0.379s
PS C:\Users\Hyperion\Desktop\Stylo>
7. Once TWRP boots up on your device you will need to navigate to Backup
Uncheck everything but boot
Start the backup process
(We are making a backup of boot
so we can take the name of the folder
it makes in /sdcard/TWRP/BACKUPS
and copy/paste that to the rooted backup file.
TWRP will create a backup of your
boot animation that contains your PHONE ID #
In my case it created a file named LGMS6318bb1ce9a )
8. Open your sdcard contents on your computer
navigate to /sdcard/TWRP/BACKUPS
Copy the name of the new folder that was created (Mine is LGMS6318bb1ce9a)
Open the Stylo folder on your Desktop \Desktop\Stylo\TWRP\BACKUPS
Paste the new folder name over the folder titled (Paste Here)
Overwrite the folder in /sdcard/TWRP/BACKUPS that contains
the boot animation with the new folder from \Desktop\Stylo\TWRP\BACKUPS
9. If you are not in TWRP on your phone any more, repeat steps 3. - 6.
10. Once in TWRP click WIPE in the top right, and Swype to Factory Reset
(Unless your backup file is being loaded from Internal Storage)
11. Navigate to RESTORE in TWRP, find your Backup file in the /TWRP/BACKUPS directory
LEAVE EVERYTHING CHECKED!
(If you uncheck anything the phone will not be rooted upon restore of the backup)
(Alternatively you can uncheck Data and have a fresh install of 6.0 with no root.)
The rooted backup should be installing 4144mb worth of data.
I left a few apps on the desktop that I figured would help some people out
Hope this worked for you, getting root on these phones is a *****.
-Mike
Screenshots were taken after the first boot of the Recovered device
Hardware Info
Software Info
Root Check
Can't make it past adb reboot bootloader, phone goes into a unlock mode and freezes up
I know a site that has the QFIL files necessary to actually unbrick a hard bricked Stylo H631. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to link them ..but I will tell you they charge 11.99USD. I'm hoping to have the $ to do it Friday...if I can...I'll give it a try and post findings here
Sent from my ROOTED LG-TP260 Thanks to Messi yet again!!!
SoonersChuck said:
I know a site that has the QFIL files necessary to actually unbrick a hard bricked Stylo H631. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to link them ..but I will tell you they charge 11.99USD. I'm hoping to have the $ to do it Friday...if I can...I'll give it a try and post findings here
Sent from my ROOTED LG-TP260 Thanks to Messi yet again!!!
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I'm still waiting from someone in the comments from that site to confirm it's not a scam.
I need to find out the pin test spots on the h631/ms631... anyone know of a diagram or schematic floating around??? If so, I may have this figured out...don't want to poke around on my only board and make it completely useless
SoonersChuck said:
I need to find out the pin test spots on the h631/ms631... anyone know of a diagram or schematic floating around??? If so, I may have this figured out...don't want to poke around on my only board and make it completely useless
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You mean a diagram of the emmc?
Anything that shows me where to touch to get the desired reaction
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Clk Dat0 gnd...those spots
When i type "fastboot boot recovery.img" in command prompt it comes up with a message saying "cannot load 'recovery.img': No such file or directory". Can someone help? The recovery file is on my desktop
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fixed my earlier issue but now when my device loads TWRP and i select to back up "boot", it fails.
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how do i open the sdcard contents on my computer?
trejose said:
When i type "fastboot boot recovery.img" in command prompt it comes up with a message saying "cannot load 'recovery.img': No such file or directory". Can someone help? The recovery file is on my desktop
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fixed my earlier issue but now when my device loads TWRP and i select to back up "boot", it fails.
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how do i open the sdcard contents on my computer?
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ya gotta check all the boxes possible after going into the MOUNT options when in TWRP. always before doing almost anything in TWRP. sometimes its persistant, sometimes not depending on device.
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trejose said:
When i type "fastboot boot recovery.img" in command prompt it comes up with a message saying "cannot load 'recovery.img': No such file or directory". Can someone help? The recovery file is on my desktop
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fixed my earlier issue but now when my device loads TWRP and i select to back up "boot", it fails.
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how do i open the sdcard contents on my computer?
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Enable MTP in the MOUNT options while in TWRP
I can't seem to get my T-Mobile Stylo 5 to go into fastboot mode. Adb reboot bootloader just reboots the phone for me. Maybe a downgrade is required?? Also I just used platform-tools adb and fastboot. Build# PKQ1.190302.001
I tried the previous post which st3wart added, but no python commands would work in powershell
Tried installing 3 different versions of python, no luck. Python commands wouldn't return anything.
Here's what happens on powershell
PS E:\Zenfone 6\payload_dumper\payload_dumper> python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
PS E:\Zenfone 6\payload_dumper\payload_dumper>
any fix? Phone is forever on fastboot mode. Halp!