VZW Galaxy SIII i tried the jellybean rom and its so not ready for prime time, not i with to restore back to stock and remove the custom recovery?
any help?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1762709
I have a Pipo Mix M2 WiFi tablet which seems to be stuck with 4.04. The device is rooted and there is a custom rom I can install. However, I haven't been able to get CWM onto it. Recently I found Online Nandroid Backup and this seems to have installed a recovery in the CWM folder.
Am I right in thinking I can now proceed and install my romantic from the sd,acrd through Rom Manager?
I've accidentally erased the OS off of my Galaxy S5 while in TWRP, and was wondering how I would be able to install Lollipop back on it.
what is your model name?
oggerz said:
I've accidentally erased the OS off of my Galaxy S5 while in TWRP, and was wondering how I would be able to install Lollipop back on it.
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You could
1) restore a backup if you ever made one:silly:
2) flash stock ROM (this will wipe your data though)
3)or if you're not that picky download a custom Rom(like cyanogen) of android 5 along with gapps and flash them in twrp (this will be choice if hadn't made any backup that I could restore)
I'm new to rooting this is the second phone I have rooted (I bricked my first LOL) Its a Samsung Galaxy On 5 and I want to put some custom ROMS on it but I want to make a back-up of my current ROM just in case can some explain how to do this i am rooted with SuperSU with TWRP
My samsung phone shows "samsung galaxy " and then just black screen . I INSTALLED CUSTOM ROOM and gapps using TWRP . When I rebooted this happend.
keni0 said:
My samsung phone shows "samsung galaxy " and then just black screen . I INSTALLED CUSTOM ROOM and gapps using TWRP . When I rebooted this happend.
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Did you create a backup of your stock ROM before you flashed the custom ROM? If not, you should have. A prepared user always makes a backup via TWRP before making any kind of changes to the system and before flashing ROMs, that way they can restore the backup via TWRP if something goes wrong.
Can you boot into TWRP?
Droidriven said:
Did you create a backup of your stock ROM before you flashed the custom ROM? If not, you should have. A prepared user always makes a backup via TWRP before making any kind of changes to the system and before flashing ROMs, that way they can restore the backup via TWRP if something goes wrong.
Can you boot into TWRP?
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I solve it by removing battery and then boot in recovery mode and flashed stock firmware , but I still can not install custom rom
keni0 said:
I solve it by removing battery and then boot in recovery mode and flashed stock firmware , but I still can not install custom rom
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That is because you triggered Knox, you won't be able to flash anything custom now that Knox has been triggered. The firmware that you flashed, was it the same build number as what you had originally or is it a newer, updated firmware? If you flashed a newer firmware that has a bootloader that can't be unlocked, you will not be able to flash TWRP or custom ROMs.
Droidriven said:
That is because you triggered Knox, you won't be able to flash anything custom now that Knox has been triggered. The firmware that you flashed, was it the same build number as what you had originally or is it a newer, updated firmware? If you flashed a newer firmware that has a bootloader that can't be unlocked, you will not be able to flash TWRP or custom ROMs.
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I do not know my old build number