Long story short, don't have any Rom's installed on my Nexus,none on the card, can only get to Fastboot and Clockwork recovery, and can't access sd card as I can't get into Android, what the hell do I do now ?
Cheers
Adam
Use fastboot
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Ahk, as you can tell, I'm not the greatest with this, I know how to use fastboot, but which img should I flash with it?
Hey, this is because the phone is not fully rooted I think. Are you sure the bootloader is unlocked and you have successfully rooted? If you go into rom manager can you flash CWM?
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Foxhounnd said:
Ahk, as you can tell, I'm not the greatest with this, I know how to use fastboot, but which img should I flash with it?
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If you are going down that road check this out. Should sort you out. Good luck.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1366806
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Hey, this is because the phone is not fully rooted I think. Are you sure the bootloader is unlocked and you have successfully rooted? If you go into rom manager can you flash CWM?
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If you are going down that road check this out. Should sort you out. Good luck.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1366806
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I actually did all that
Foxhounnd said:
I actually did all that
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D'oh!
Can you try going through the rooting process again the way you first did it?
I had this recently and when I rooted again it worked fine but it was the exact same issue. Hope it works out for you.
There's no ROM on the phone at all so what would the OP be actually rooting??
To the OP, go into CWM and then mount the SD card so Windows can read it. Then transfer the ROM you wish to use and flash it as before
Or restore the backup you obviously took before flashing a new ROM
EddyOS said:
There's no ROM on the phone at all so what would the OP be actually rooting??
To the OP, go into CWM and then mount the SD card so Windows can read it. Then transfer the ROM you wish to use and flash it as before
Or restore the backup you obviously took before flashing a new ROM
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Yeah, forgot too, fullretard.jpg. I tried mounting, doesn't work
EddyOS said:
There's no ROM on the phone at all so what would the OP be actually rooting??
To the OP, go into CWM and then mount the SD card so Windows can read it. Then transfer the ROM you wish to use and flash it as before
Or restore the backup you obviously took before flashing a new ROM
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Good point! It's a Monday is my only defence!
Can you mount sd in CWM? Does your Nexus have an SD slot because mine doesn't. Mounting usb in CWM never worked for me either.
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Foxhounnd said:
Yeah, forgot too, fullretard.jpg. I tried mounting, doesn't work
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Yeah as far as I am aware mounting usb in CWM won't work and never has. I also have never heard of or seen a GNex with an SD card.
You can try this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1394051
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LOL, I just answered this in another thread yesterday. You'll need to start all over by going back to stock Google images first.
Get the images here and be sure to pick the right GSM/LTE image:
http://code.google.com/android/nexus/images.html
Once you have the image, follow my steps in this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1447888
Finally, you need to install su again for root and flash CWM again.
EDIT: BTW, should warn you that doing so will wipe everything on your phone.
You could always download a ROM to your PC. Then boot your phone into CWM. Select Storages and Mounts. Then mount as a USB Mass Storage. Then copy the ROM to your phone.
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You could always download a ROM to your PC. Then boot your phone into CWM. Select Storages and Mounts. Then mount as a USB Mass Storage. Then copy the ROM to your phone.
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Has this worked for you? I've tried it before but CWM always fails to mount. I thought it's because GN doesn't have a dedicated SD card.
There is so much bad information here..
This phone WILL NOT MOUNT AS USB MASS STORAGE, therefore MOUNT USB in CWM does not work :/
If you are EVER stuck in this situation, you need to use fastboot to flash stock Google images as per three posts above me.
Not trying to be an ass, just get a point across.
joshnichols189 said:
There is so much bad information here..
This phone WILL NOT MOUNT AS USB MASS STORAGE, therefore MOUNT USB in CWM does not work :/
If you are EVER stuck in this situation, you need to use fastboot to flash stock Google images as per three posts above me.
Not trying to be an ass, just get a point across.
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I totally agree! I knew usb couldn't bemounted in CWM!!!Thanks for clearing it up.
If you can boot into CWM you do not need to use fastboot. Boot into CWM and ADB push a ROM into /data/media (your "sdcard") and CWM flash the ROM.
Here's my advice for people who want to tinker with their Android phones.
Learn these fundamentals:
1.) Basic Linux/Windows command lines
2.) ADB
3.) Fastboot
4.) Odin or other flashing utilities respective to your phone.
Troubleshoot your phone in this order (as available to your situation):
1.) ClockworkMod Recovery
2.) Fastboot
3.) Odin/Download mode, RUU, other flashing utilities
joshnichols189 said:
There is so much bad information here..
This phone WILL NOT MOUNT AS USB MASS STORAGE, therefore MOUNT USB in CWM does not work :/
If you are EVER stuck in this situation, you need to use fastboot to flash stock Google images as per three posts above me.
Not trying to be an ass, just get a point across.
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If that's the case then the mount options should be removed from CWM to stop confusion - I assumed it would connect as it does when booted
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EddyOS said:
If that's the case then the mount options should be removed from CWM to stop confusion - I assumed it would connect as it does when booted
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No SD caed either. Glad it's all cleared up.
NewMossie said:
Has this worked for you? I've tried it before but CWM always fails to mount. I thought it's because GN doesn't have a dedicated SD card.
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Nexus S doesn't have a sdcard, and it works on the NS. The reason why this functionality doesn't work in CWR is because Galaxy Nexus uses MTP and not USB mass storage. Therefore, it doesn't work.
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If that's the case then the mount options should be removed from CWM to stop confusion - I assumed it would connect as it does when booted
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CWM is widely distributed across many devices. They're not going to remove it and give Galaxy Nexus owners their own recovery if they don't need to. There shouldn't be confusion because this phone does not support UMS, and that is very clear. So "mount USB storage" obviously wouldn't work.
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So my friend brings me his gsm nexus and is not loading up stays stuck and loading Google screen but does nothing from there..... I asked him what he had done and he said he went into cwm since he was having problems with his phone and decide to format everything on it sdcard/system/ etc etc etc..... I never done something so stupid before lol So I really don't know how to help him...... any way to be able to flash a stock rom maybe via odin ? or stock anything to get the phone to boot up again ? any help is greatly appreciated....... I could boot it up in recovery mode but since sd card is empty I can't restore any roms or any backups since he seem to have deleted them all
well your friend formatted the /system directory so there is no rom on there. of course it wont boot up.
follow this to go back to stock: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
DO NOT USE ODIN.
also, tell your friend to leave the phone stock until he knows what he is doing.
Do people still use the whole "my friend" thing to avoid embarrassment?
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Do people still use the whole "my friend" thing to avoid embarrassment?
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ya he used so many pronouns and friend references, sounds like a panic and just doesnt want bashed on the forum lol
yes as Z said that will fix the OP's phone
his 'friend' rooted his own phone and doesnt know how to fix it so he hands it to soemone else that doesnt know how to fix it? you should point your friend to XDA, its a great resource
I guess if you guys wanna say is me doesn't really bother me.... I use xda to flash and stay up to date with the community I am in no way a developer or claim to know what I am doing.... Just trying to help a friend out or like you guys say me.... Just trying to fix a phone I was the one that rooted the phone for him... Just don't see the big deal..... But hey if it makes you guys happy saying it was me that did it I don't mind no big deal just looking for help thats all.....
Fastboot? Factory image?
I have the nexus booted up in fastboot mode...... but the computer/laptop only recognize the device as android 1.0 I'm literally lost..... I could get the phone in clockwork recovery But i have nothing to flash since im not able to copy any files into folders since the phone doesn't boot up.... any step by step instructions on what i would have to do ?
gdmlaz said:
I have the nexus booted up in fastboot mode...... but the computer/laptop only recognize the device as android 1.0 I'm literally lost..... I could get the phone in clockwork recovery But i have nothing to flash since im not able to copy any files into folders since the phone doesn't boot up.... any step by step instructions on what i would have to do ?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
Step-by-step
Notes:
1) For the n00bs: read the entire post before proceeding;
EVERY step, do not skip any of them because you feel you don't have to or already have drivers etc etc
gdmlaz said:
I have the nexus booted up in fastboot mode...... but the computer/laptop only recognize the device as android 1.0 I'm literally lost..... I could get the phone in clockwork recovery But i have nothing to flash since im not able to copy any files into folders since the phone doesn't boot up.... any step by step instructions on what i would have to do ?
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you didnt even read the link i posted....
Zepius said:
you didnt even read the link i posted....
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Let me try to go over this again see if I could figure it out..... $20 to whoever helps me get this fixed for wasting ur time
I downloaded the universal naked driver 7.... I have them saved in my desktop but when i try to update the android 1.0 device which i go browse for the file instead of letting the automatic update the files don't show up in the desktop thru the windows update thing
gdmlaz said:
I downloaded the universal naked driver 7.... I have them saved in my desktop but when i try to update the android 1.0 device which i go browse for the file instead of letting the automatic update the files don't show up in the desktop thru the windows update thing
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He doesn't have any rom on his sdcard?
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mikel719 said:
Have you tried using a card reader on your pc to put a rom on it?
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this phone doesn't use external sd cards....
OP, you might want to uninstall the drivers you currently have for 'android 1.0' in device manager, reboot the computer and then try installing the new drivers.
Or use a tool kit to download a factory rom and flash it.
Edit: can't you mount the sdcard using cwm and copy a rom to the sdcard?
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mikel719 said:
Or use a tool kit to download a factory rom and flash it.
Edit: can't you mount the sdcard using cwm and copy a rom to the sdcard?
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I tried using a tool kit and pushing files to the device "a rom" but keeps saying error device not found
mikel719 said:
Or use a tool kit to download a factory rom and flash it.
Edit: can't you mount the sdcard using cwm and copy a rom to the sdcard?
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In cwm when i press mount sd card doesn't really do anything connected to the computer
M8 have you tried wugs toolkit and use twrp instead of cwm OK, lol you come on here for help and people jump on ya, just like those idiots shouting abuse at ya from a four storey building with locks and chains on there security doors ,
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are there any other drivers other than the nakeddriver since my computer doesn't pick them up and let me install them
PDA u could use, are you sure you haven't any other drivers interfering , if u use PDA disable the other one. And if its a nexus gsm wugs tool kit is a must!!!!
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Could also justn push a ROM to /data/media via ADB
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So, I was running cm10 on my galaxy nexus and I tried to upgrade to cm10.1. I was having some issues after installing gapps and figured I would reboot, wipe and try again. So I factory reset and wiped cache, delvik and system. Now, when I go into any of my folders on my sd in TWRP, I can't find either or restore or even my cm10.1 file! Did I just completely brick my phone, or is there anything I can do to reach the either my backup or a version of the cm10.1. I know they are somewhere on my SD, I just can't reach it due to the 4.2 filing system. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Ross
Sideload a rom through TWRP and adb.
If your device does anything at all its not bricked. Especially if you can get into RECOVERY mode. Why would they call it that if you couldn't recover from it?
They are probably in the /0/ folder now, but if you still cant find them try what xobx said.
WiredPirate said:
They are probably in the /0/ folder now, but if you still cant find them try what xobx said.
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I can't reach the /0/ folder for some reason. I'm trying to get adb installed on my mac now. originally rooted my gn with ADB forever ago and I followed a walkthrough for it....
Not sure how TWRP works, with CWM when I select "choose a ROM from SD" I am prompted to select /0/ or /[another folder]/..
WiredPirate said:
Not sure how TWRP works, with CWM when I select "choose a ROM from SD" I am prompted to select /0/ or /[another folder]/..
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In TWRP after choosing "install" I'm just given a large list of folders, one of which is sdcard. no where on there is a /0/ folder
rotz055 said:
In TWRP after choosing "install" I'm just given a large list of folders, one of which is sdcard. no where on there is a /0/ folder
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choose the sdcard and then there will be a 0 folder.
Zepius said:
choose the sdcard and then there will be a 0 folder.
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I thought that would be the case too, but when I try there is no 0 folder. my options are only:
.youversion
Android
BeyondPod
goomanager
Notifications
SmartWifiToggler
TunnyBrowser
TWRP
No the /0 or /emulated/0 folders are in the /storage folder. You could try using the toolkit to flash a ROM for you or even flash a different recovery. CWM if you have TWRP or vice versa
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I'm in the process of trying to sideload a rom. I'll let you know how it goes. I have to install adb on my mac and that's taking a bit. I don't have much adb expereience at all, so I'll keep you guys posted.
I'm not sure why everyone's so focused on a /0 folder. The first answer from 063_XOBX was the right one. Push a ROM to the internal storage with adb, boot into recovery, flash ROM.
Cilraaz said:
I'm not sure why everyone's so focused on a /0 folder. The first answer from 063_XOBX was the right one. Push a ROM to the internal storage with adb, boot into recovery, flash ROM.
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Ok, I believe I correclty installed adb (when I show devices it reads
"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx sideload"
so I think it's found my device. However, when I enter
./adb sideload Users/ross/desktop/cm10.zip I get an error saying "* cannot read 'sideload' *" any help?
rotz055 said:
Ok, I believe I correclty installed adb (when I show devices it reads
"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx sideload"
so I think it's found my device. However, when I enter
./adb sideload Users/ross/desktop/cm10.zip I get an error saying "* cannot read 'sideload' *" any help?
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http://teamw.in/ADBSideload
Why not have the toolkit do it for you?
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@ 063_XOBX
for some reason I can't reply direclty to you, not sure why. I'm trying to follow that link, and that's what has gotten me this far, but for some reason I'm still getting the error saying *cannot read 'sideload'*. any idea why that would be happening?
DRatJr said:
Why not have the toolkit do it for you?
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So that he can learn how to do it properly? Toolkits are only useful once you actually know the manual method.
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rotz055 said:
@ 063_XOBX
for some reason I can't reply direclty to you, not sure why. I'm trying to follow that link, and that's what has gotten me this far, but for some reason I'm still getting the error saying *cannot read 'sideload'*. any idea why that would be happening?
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Old adb version, driver issues etc.
DRatJr said:
Why not have the toolkit do it for you?
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Never used this before and almost have it done via adb I think, just getting an error....
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So that he can learn how to do it properly? Toolkits are only useful once you actually know the manual method.
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Old adb version, driver issues etc.
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and I JUST downloaded this adb on a mac, so I shouldn't have to deal with driver issues, should I?
got it!!! thank you so much!!!!! turns out I was mistyping the path by leaving off the initial "/". Now I'm running cm10 again and breathing a heck of a lot easier.
rotz055 said:
got it!!! thank you so much!!!!! turns out I was mistyping the path by leaving off the initial "/". Now I'm running cm10 again and breathing a heck of a lot easier.
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And since you did it manually you'll never need help again. Teach a man to fish.
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And since you did it manually you'll never need help again. Teach a man to fish.
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yeah, actually it was nice becasue then I just loaded gapps the same way. let's just say I'm not a fan of the way 4.2 messes with storage.
plz help me guys
by some mistake i erased all the data on sd card and currently i have and blank HOX and installed android revolution HD rom (stock virsion 4.2.2 sence 5) and nothing comes except of htc logo...infinite bootloop
plz help me guys in this worst situation
plz i will be thankful to you...i badly need help
shivamtarzan said:
plz help me guys
by some mistake i erased all the data on sd card and currently i have and blank HOX and installed android revolution HD rom (stock virsion 4.2.2 sence 5) and nothing comes except of htc logo...infinite bootloop
plz help me guys in this worst situation
plz i will be thankful to you...i badly need help
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Well if you installed android revolution did you flash the corresponding boot.img?
Did you flash the new kernel when you flashed the rom?
Edit: Stefan0vic beat me to it
gffmac said:
Did you flash the new kernel when you flashed the rom?
Edit: Stefan0vic beat me to it
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Stefan0vic said:
Well if you installed android revolution did you flash the corresponding boot.img?
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yes i did all the appropriate steps
but still bootloop
so please say some solution
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Did you flash the new kernel when you flashed the rom?
Edit: Stefan0vic beat me to it
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yes i did all the appropriate steps
but still bootloop
so please say some solution
shivamtarzan said:
yes i did all the appropriate steps
but still bootloop
so please say some solution
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Did you do:
fastboot erase cache?
Stefan0vic said:
Did you do:
fastboot erase cache?
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yes
I don't think it is hard bricked, you did nothing wrong, i think. Anyway, you could try to download the ROM (i think that you don't have it in the phone now) from pc and put it in phone in recovery, then try to flash again the rom. You can also try to download another sense 5 rom, like maximus (it works for me); in both cases, wipe all (except the sd) and re-flash the kernel. If it doesn't work, then go back to sense 4+ until someone finds out the problem. If i didn't understand well the problem, then sorry, but i hope i helped you.
shivamtarzan said:
plz help me guys
by some mistake i erased all the data on sd card and currently i have and blank HOX and installed android revolution HD rom (stock virsion 4.2.2 sence 5) and nothing comes except of htc logo...infinite bootloop
plz help me guys in this worst situation
plz i will be thankful to you...i badly need help
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Go to recovery, and from there mount usb storage. Put on back the desired ROM and start all over again.
To me this looks the easiest and the shortest way. Otherwise you keep on trying stuff, and perhaps non of them help. Just my 2 cents.
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Braindamage1989 said:
Go to recovery, and from there mount usb storage. Put on back the desired ROM and start all over again.
To me this looks the easiest and the shortest way. Otherwise you keep on trying stuff, and perhaps non of them help. Just my 2 cents.
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Exactly this
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Rkappa said:
I don't think it is hard bricked, you did nothing wrong, i think. Anyway, you could try to download the ROM (i think that you don't have it in the phone now) from pc and put it in phone in recovery, then try to flash again the rom. You can also try to download another sense 5 rom, like maximus (it works for me); in both cases, wipe all (except the sd) and re-flash the kernel. If it doesn't work, then go back to sense 4+ until someone finds out the problem. If i didn't understand well the problem, then sorry, but i hope i helped you.
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i am ready to go back to any stock virsion
but i dont know how to do it .
can i do this by ruu method?
if yes then plz plz tell me how to go to stock by ruu method
and plz reply fast , i badly need help
Braindamage1989 said:
Go to recovery, and from there mount usb storage. Put on back the desired ROM and start all over again.
To me this looks the easiest and the shortest way. Otherwise you keep on trying stuff, and perhaps non of them help. Just my 2 cents.
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i want to do it with your way but i dont know how to mount usb in recovery mode
plz help
it is not needed to go back to stock rom, simply download to the pc a ROM with sense 4+ like this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1836919 or something similar, then do as Braindamage1989 said: go in recovery, connect usb to the phone, mount usb and copy the rom from the pc to the phone. Then flash the ROM and the kernel, it should boot normaly. Don't be upset, i think it is a solvable problem, take it easy. If you can go in the recovery, then it's very probable that you can solve the problem.
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shivamtarzan said:
i want to do it with your way but i dont know how to mount usb in recovery mode
plz help
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What recovery do you have?
Rkappa said:
it is not needed to go back to stock rom, simply download to the pc a ROM with sense 4+ like this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1836919 or something similar, then do as Braindamage1989 said: go in recovery, connect usb to the phone, mount usb and copy the rom from the pc to the phone. Then flash the ROM and the kernel, it should boot normaly. Don't be upset, i think it is a solvable problem, take it easy. If you can go in the recovery, then it's very probable that you can solve the problem.
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What recovery do you have?
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the main problem is when i go to recovery and apply for mount usb - it says no such files or directories...in short i cant mount usb
do i need to update my recovery?
actually when this problem occured i changed many recoveries...so tell me what should i do????
Rkappa said:
it is not needed to go back to stock rom, simply download to the pc a ROM with sense 4+ like this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1836919 or something similar, then do as Braindamage1989 said: go in recovery, connect usb to the phone, mount usb and copy the rom from the pc to the phone. Then flash the ROM and the kernel, it should boot normaly. Don't be upset, i think it is a solvable problem, take it easy. If you can go in the recovery, then it's very probable that you can solve the problem.
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What recovery do you have?
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clockwork mode 5.8.2.7 endeavoru
shivamtarzan said:
clockwork mode 5.8.2.7 endeavoru
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Read this post http://androidforums.com/one-s-all-...ount-sd-card-no-rom-only-access-recovery.html . Maybe installing TWRP recovery, as said in the thread, could work.
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But don't format as said in the thread, i think it's useless. Try a first attempt only installing TWRP.
I would flash philz touch over it since it supports touch and keeps back-ups you made with cwm
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i don't think he has any backup since he formatted sd card XD
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i don't think he has any backup since he formatted sd card XD
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Oh right..
Hi, I had the ROM DARTHSTALKER... and then I installed the Jedi elite to try a different one, but i wanted to go back to recover some messages of a girl, so I tried to restore the DARTHSTALKER backup from the ROM Jedi. It ended up in a loop, rebooting constantly... now I tried to UN-root it to begin from 0 and it keeps rebooting and telling me at the beginning in red: recovery is not seandroid enforcement and then some times if it loads, i says: optimizing apps... and then it says Finishing boot (it stays there for a while) and then the T-Mobil logo appears (it stays there for a while) and it reboot... After that it boots until it says: "process system isn't responding" and I have 2 options, wait or close, none of them work
How can I fix this I'm using TWRP Recovery
Thanks guys
Arturofm2 said:
Hi, I had the ROM DARTHSTALKER... and then I installed the Jedi elite to try a different one, but i wanted to go back to recover some messages of a girl, so I tried to restore the DARTHSTALKER backup from the ROM Jedi. It ended up in a loop, rebooting constantly... now I tried to UN-root it to begin from 0 and it keeps rebooting and telling me at the beginning in red: recovery is not seandroid enforcement and then some times if it loads, i says: optimizing apps... and then it says Finishing boot (it stays there for a while) and then the T-Mobil logo appears (it stays there for a while) and it reboot... After that it boots until it says: "the operating system stopped working" and I have 2 options, wait or close, none of them work
How can I fix this ? I'm using TWRP Recovery
Thanks guys
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you will need manually flash most likely the saberkernel green. Once you have it up and running, update your twrp. The older versions of recovery had restore issues.
dragonstalker said:
you will need manually flash most likely the saberkernel green. Once you have it up and running, update your twrp. The older versions of recovery had restore issues.
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An answer! Finally hope! I work with my phone.
Ok, but how do i introduce the kernel in my phone if when I plug it in the pc in download mode it seems to load but it doesn't load in My PC (the drivers are ok)
Is there anyway to install it from the pc using a program like odin? And what do you mean the old version? Which one do u recommend me?
Arturofm2 said:
An answer! Finally hope! I work with my phone.
Ok, but how do i introduce the kernel in my phone if when I plug it in the pc in download mode it seems to load but it doesn't load in My PC (the drivers are ok)
Is there anyway to install it from the pc using a program like odin? And what do you mean the old version? Which one do u recommend me?
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Download the kernel .zip file and place on your sdcard . Hold down home+power+volup buttons to boot into recovery. Then flash the zip like any thing else.
Once back into the rom, use goomanager from play store. click menu and install recovery scrpit. Once done, it will ask you do you want to install twrp 2.6.3.7. yes you want to do this. Twrp 2.6.3.1 dn has known issues with the Note 3
dragonstalker said:
Download the kernel .zip file and place on your sdcard . Hold down home+power+volup buttons to boot into recovery. Then flash the zip like any thing else.
Once back into the rom, use goomanager from play store. click menu and install recovery scrpit. Once done, it will ask you do you want to install twrp 2.6.3.7. yes you want to do this. Twrp 2.6.3.1 dn has known issues with the Note 3
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But what I'm saying is that I can't see my device on my pc, when I connect it, it doesn't show, and I have the driver installed. It's like it's loading but it never loads
Arturofm2 said:
But what I'm saying is that I can't see my device on my pc, when I connect it, it doesn't show, and I have the driver installed. It's like it's loading but it never loads
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It's not going to. It does not have to time load the drivers for you to interact with. You will need to pull your sdcard out of the phone.
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It's not going to. It does not have to time load the drivers for you to interact with. You will need to pull your sdcard out of the phone.
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I think you don't understand my friend: http://img819.imageshack.us/img819/4251/3pih.png
Arturofm2 said:
I think you don't understand my friend: http://img819.imageshack.us/img819/4251/3pih.png
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Think he is saying you will need an SDCARD for this and u will need to load the file on the SDCARD first and then put it back in ur phone
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droidkevlar said:
Think he is saying you will need an SDCARD for this and u will need to load the file on the SDCARD first and then put it back in ur phone
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Oh ok, I have an external sdcard already, but how do I copy the kernel inside the sdcard without the phone?
When you made your backup, did you also back up the EFS.
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pitbull292006 said:
When you made your backup, did you also back up the EFS.
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I'm guessing he did not...
the kernel file is a zip file. Put the SDcard in your computer, download the file onto your SDcard put the SDcard back into your phone and install it using TWRp
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pitbull292006 said:
When you made your backup, did you also back up the EFS.
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dragonstalker I don't have the port to put an sdcard in my pc
I backed up everything and now I was seeing in the jedi rom that it comes with the saberkernel green...
I'm thinking to go tomorrow to Tmobil to see if i can change it, what a f..ing crap...
dragonstalker said:
the kernel file is a zip file. Put the SDcard in your computer, download the file onto your SDcard put the SDcard back into your phone and install it using TWRp
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On here's what you do, as I had the EXACT same problem that you have. I fixed my brickloop by doing the following:
(I would backup your efs partition before doing this, just for completeness sake)*
Installed Stock firmware via Odin,*
Installed TWRP 2.6.3.2 via odin, rebooted to recovery
Did an "adb shell" when phone is in recovery mode to run commands via TWRP
From the ADB shell: Wiped the EFS partition with the following command:
mke2fs /dev/block/mmcblk0p12*
mkdir /efs
mount -t ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p12 /efs
(the last two commands probably did nothing, but thats what I did anyway)
Did a Factory Reset*
Then... reboot to system
Afterwards, no more boot looping, the phone successfully registered on the mobile network, and my IMEI is there and correct. Seems like the EFS partition can rebuild itself now I guess...These commands can also be ran from TWRP
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Those commands can also be ran from TRWP via the terminal option
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pitbull292006 said:
On here's what you do, as I had the EXACT same problem that you have. I fixed my brickloop by doing the following:
(I would backup your efs partition before doing this, just for completeness sake)*
Installed Stock firmware via Odin,*
Installed TWRP 2.6.3.2 via odin, rebooted to recovery
Did an "adb shell" when phone is in recovery mode to run commands via TWRP
From the ADB shell: Wiped the EFS partition with the following command:
mke2fs /dev/block/mmcblk0p12*
mkdir /efs
mount -t ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p12 /efs
(the last two commands probably did nothing, but thats what I did anyway)
Did a Factory Reset*
Then... reboot to system
Afterwards, no more boot looping, the phone successfully registered on the mobile network, and my IMEI is there and correct. Seems like the EFS partition can rebuild itself now I guess...These commands can also be ran from TWRP
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Those commands can also be ran from TRWP via the terminal option
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I'm going tomorrow to the store, let's see what happens, but I don't understand.. what failed? the TWRP?
Arturofm2 said:
I'm going tomorrow to the store, let's see what happens, but I don't understand.. what failed? the TWRP?
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What version of TWRP are you using
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There not going to do anything for you at the store if your Knox counter is tripped, that voids the warranty instantly......
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Quickvic30 said:
There not going to do anything for you at the store if your Knox counter is tripped, that voids the warranty instantly......
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That's not true they don't check anything even you go in there and relaxed a defective device. You just wanna rain on his parade
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janjannsen99 said:
That's not true they don't check anything even you go in there and return a defective device. You just wanna rain on his parade
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I'm using the latest version of teamwin rec. I heard they have problems but when will they release the new version?
I tryied to put the phone back in stock rom and.that.doesn't even work, come on guys, you know more than me about this, what could I do?
Arturofm2 said:
I'm going tomorrow to the store, let's see what happens, but I don't understand.. what failed? the TWRP?
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Not to sound like a jerk...but this is the reason why companies lock down bootloaders and what not. You can fix this issue that you caused by following a few steps or getting an SDCARD reader for your computer and transfer the files to it that way. They are dirt cheap. It is not Tmobiles fault that you screwed up a flash. Just my 2 cents.
I have a LG G Pad V50020d. Rooting is not an issue but the ability to flash TWRP is just not working for me. I have tried every guide possible. I have amended the runme file and things seem to go well but when I boot into recovery I get the fallen android and this message at the bottom of the screen;
"E:missing bitmap stage_empty
(Code -1)
E:missing bitmap stage_fill
(Code -1)"
Don't suppose anyone can help me? I just want CM11 on it.
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Even the TWRP app believes it has installed the software correctly but I get no where. It is driving me crazy.
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ChrisHoppyBot said:
I have a LG G Pad V50020d. Rooting is not an issue but the ability to flash TWRP is just not working for me. I have tried every guide possible. I have amended the runme file and things seem to go well but when I boot into recovery I get the fallen android and this message at the bottom of the screen;
"E:missing bitmap stage_empty
(Code -1)
E:missing bitmap stage_fill
(Code -1)"
Don't suppose anyone can help me? I just want CM11 on it.
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Have you tried installing when purely stock?
I will give it a go a again but I tried that last night. I shall unroot, and then revert back to stock. I may see if I can downgrade from 4.4.2 to 4.2.2.
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I have managed to install, using LG Mobile Support Tool, v50020b 4.4.2 firmware. Rooting is easy and but getting TWRP on to this device is killing me!!!
If you can downgrade to 4.2.2 successfully please post how you did it. That's what I'm trying to do. Thanks.
jt1998 said:
If you can downgrade to 4.2.2 successfully please post how you did it. That's what I'm trying to do. Thanks.
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I think all you will need to do is find the kdz file and put the tablet in download mode (holding both volume keys while the tablet is turned off and plug it into the PC) and use LG Flash Tool.
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ChrisHoppyBot said:
I think all you will need to do is find the kdz file and put the tablet in download mode (holding both volume keys while the tablet is turned off and plug it into the PC) and use LG Flash Tool.
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Couldn't find anything that guarantees thats how its done. Is there a kdz file just for 4.2.2 or just one kdz file does it all?
jt1998 said:
Couldn't find anything that guarantees thats how its done. Is there a kdz file just for 4.2.2 or just one kdz file does it all?
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I have just downloaded the v50010a 4.2.2 kdz file so I am going to give it a go now. Give me 30 minutes and I will give you an update.
That just put me in a boot loop so now going back to v50020b 4.4.2.
I have never known such an issue with installing TWRP. I have managed it with most Samsung phones, the majority of the Nexus line of phones and tablets, my LG G2 and I just wanted to do it to the tablet.
Unfortunately, spending as much time as I have on this has left me frustrated and tired.
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That just put me in a boot loop so now going back to v50020b 4.4.2.
I have never known such an issue with installing TWRP. I have managed it with most Samsung phones, the majority of the Nexus line of phones and tablets, my LG G2 and I just wanted to do it to the tablet.
Unfortunately, spending as much time as I have on this has left me frustrated and tired.
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Chris, I just came across this. when you get out the bootloop, try this LINK and see if it works. I'm gonna try tonight when I get home from work. So desperately want to go back to 4.2.2.
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jt1998 said:
Chris, I just came across this. when you get out the bootloop, try this LINK and see if it works. I'm gonna try tonight when I get home from work. So desperately want to go back to 4.2.2.
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I would love to try that but it requires me to have TWRP installed but I can't even get to that point.
ChrisHoppyBot said:
I would love to try that but it requires me to have TWRP installed but I can't even get to that point.
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crap. sorry mate. forgot about that. DAMN.....
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can you get to stock recovery? I think that's how I added twrp.zip in the 1st place
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crap. sorry mate. forgot about that. DAMN.....
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can you get to stock recovery? I think that's how I added twrp.zip in the 1st place
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Stock recovery, as in the install via external memory, install via ADB and so on?
ChrisHoppyBot said:
Stock recovery, as in the install via external memory, install via ADB and so on?
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yeah. cause that's how I got it on there, if I remember correctly. I put it on my internal SD or external SD, can't remember, but then it was recognized and I was able to get TWRP 2.6 on there. Then I was able to update to 2.8 which I'm currently on.
jt1998 said:
yeah. cause that's how I got it on there, if I remember correctly. I put it on my internal SD or external SD, can't remember, but then it was recognized and I was able to get TWRP 2.6 on there. Then I was able to update to 2.8 which I'm currently on.
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You got me excited!!! I jumped for my SD Card, stuck TWRP 2.6 on it and booted in to Recovery. When I select update via external memory a yellow error appears at the bottom:
E:failed to mount /sdcard (Invalid argument)
I don't have any issues booting the device or using the SD card so I haven't got a clue as to what is happening with this thing!!! Head bang, wall!!
ChrisHoppyBot said:
You got me excited!!! I jumped for my SD Card, stuck TWRP 2.6 on it and booted in to Recovery. When I select update via external memory a yellow error appears at the bottom:
E:failed to mount /sdcard (Invalid argument)
I don't have any issues booting the device or using the SD card so I haven't got a clue as to what is happening with this thing!!! Head bang, wall!!
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Is your ext SD card formatted so it can be installed from? think its supposed to be exfat not FAT32 but no guarantees. :highfive:
jt1998 said:
Is your ext SD card formatted so it can be installed from? think its supposed to be exfat not FAT32 but no guarantees. :highfive:
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Yeah, it is formatted correctly, I have no issues using it. :crying:
ChrisHoppyBot said:
Yeah, it is formatted correctly, I have no issues using it. :crying:
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can you get recovery to recognize TWRP if its on your internal SD card?
It has been a while, but I used this to return to 4.2.2.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2698401
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