How to push files in fastboot or Recovery? - Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Hello,
One friend of mine have flashed franco kernel, but problably the kernel was corrupted and now he get stuck at the google logo.
How can he push a new kernel to the phone memory to flash it in the recovery?

Adb push in a custom recovery or you can reflash your ROM
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JB has been known to get stuck at "google" for 10min or so. Did you wait long enough?
good day.

RevengeFNF said:
Hello,
One friend of mine have flashed franco kernel, but problably the kernel was corrupted and now he get stuck at the google logo.
How can he push a new kernel to the phone memory to flash it in the recovery?
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1) boot into bootloader
2) start recovery from bootloader
3) use adb push to copy a ROM to the /sdcard
4) flash it

Petrovski80 said:
1) boot into bootloader
2) start recovery from bootloader
3) use adb push to copy a ROM to the /sdcard
4) flash it
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Confirmed working, and a BAZILLION times faster than the chrome browser.

Zector said:
Confirmed working, and a BAZILLION times faster than the chrome browser.
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??? chrome browser can flash roms?
10chars

Does it work with CWM?
Petrovski80 said:
1) boot into bootloader
2) start recovery from bootloader
3) use adb push to copy a ROM to the /sdcard
4) flash it
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I tried this and it said "insufficient permissions for device" in ADB. My phone randomly rebooted and gets stuck on the boot logo, but everything on my sdcard got deleted. I have a Verizon Galaxy Nexus if that helps

If it's only the kernel causing problems, the easiest would be to run "fastboot flash boot <name of boot.img here>" from fastboot?(the original boot.img from the rom he's using would be found inside the zip file)
But if you screwed something else up in the process, you may need to flash the entire rom again from the recovery. If you are using cwm recovery, I believe it allows you to mount storage, so you can just move the rom file from the computer, and if you are using twrp, they have an option to sideload(under advanced), where you can connect you phone to your pc and run "adb sideload <name of rom.zip file here>" and it will install it right away.

mortenmhp said:
using cwm recovery, I believe it allows you to mount storage, so you can just move the rom file from the computer
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this will not work, not with cwm nor with twrp, at this point; likely, it will never work as we don't have removable storage.

Then just use the sideload, it works quite well for me.

mortenmhp said:
Then just use the sideload, it works quite well for me.
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Or just 'adb push rom.zip /sdcard/', or if that doesn't work, 'adb push rom.zip /data/media'.
Sent from my i9250

in my case TWRP didn't do so good with adb,
I think the recovery devs should have ADB in mind first of all. without ADB ur one foot in the grave

GruiaNovac said:
in my case TWRP didn't do so good with adb,
I think the recovery devs should have ADB in mind first of all. without ADB ur one foot in the grave
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adb works fine with TWRP if you have updated adb drivers/adb daemon.
guess fastboot flashing images also eludes you.
so no, you're not in the grave.
*note* thanks for necroing a thread from December.

No, in bootloader its fine.
And apparently (if It wasn't a fluke) I think i booted normally , and having no rom it just stood there, and adb worked.
that saved me
TWRP dissapoints . have to look for replacement

stuck in recovery
so Im stuck in a similar situation
before installing a ROM which instructed to wipe the device, i did so, in fact i over did it.. wiped data/cache/davlik/system and internal storage
the same storage which had the ROM that i was supposed to install after wiping it.
I felt very dumb, but now stuck with the bootloader / fastboot / and TWRP recovery .. the TWRP recovery version i have HAS the adb sideload feature
which i've tried to install the Cyanogen ROM using ./adb sideload filename.zip , which hasnt work for Cyanogen but worked for the GApps after that ( I thought that was kinda weird).
the sideload command goes thru the sending of the entire ROM to the phone, but it never installs correctly..
NOW im stuck
any suggestions or help on how i can do it with what appears to me to be as fastboot / adb side load / and recovery options"??
thank you very much in advance
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update
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solved my problem... mounting the partition turns on full ADB to push the files onto the drive and install them using the recovery software

Petrovski80 said:
1) boot into bootloader
2) start recovery from bootloader
3) use adb push to copy a ROM to the /sdcard
4) flash it
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you just saved my life... and my phone

Related

Any way to save data on a Nexus in a bootloop?

I have a Galaxy Nexus that after updating is stuck in a boot loop just recycling the Google logo. There is no ADB access as a result.
Is there anyway I can save my photos? Thanks!
You should be able to do is using fastboot to get into CWM - you can then mount the sd card and copy off your data
Like Eddy said. Via fastboot, boot up CWM, either you have it flashed or not.
From CWM, you can access the phone via adb over USB.
In a "adb shell", you can .tar.gz up the stuff you like (or your entire /sdcard). Afterwards you can "adb pull" that off the phone.
Requires quite a bit off commandline, but it's not hard, just cumbersome. If your data is important enough, it's definitely worth it.
EddyOS said:
You should be able to do is using fastboot to get into CWM - you can then mount the sd card and copy off your data
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You can't mount /sdcard on a Galaxy Nexus.
Like josteink said, boot up CWM, open a command prompt on your computer and type: adb pull /sdcard or adb pull /data/media
That's it. This will pull all your data stored in /sdcard (although I believe it will not keep the directory structure in place). As well, keep in mind that file transfers over adb are very slow, so it may take a while if you have a lot of data...
It's not had CWM Installed. I assume that the process of unlocking the bootloader to install CWM would wipe the phone so that wont work?
Is that correct or am I mistaken?
efrant said:
You can't mount /sdcard on a Galaxy Nexus.
Like josteink said, boot up CWM, open a command prompt on your computer and type: adb pull /sdcard or adb pull /data/media
That's it. This will pull all your data stored in /sdcard (although I believe it will not keep the directory structure in place). As well, keep in mind that file transfers over adb are very slow, so it may take a while if you have a lot of data...
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You can, just not as USB Mass Storage. Mount it in CWM then use ADB to get your data off
Spinstorm said:
It's not had CWM Installed. I assume that the process of unlocking the bootloader to install CWM would wipe the phone so that wont work?
Is that correct or am I mistaken?
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Correct. If your bootloader is locked, you're out of luck. Unlocking wipes everything.
EddyOS said:
You can, just not as USB Mass Storage. Mount it in CWM then use ADB to get your data off
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Once you boot up CWM, you have adb access to the files on your device. Not sure what "mount" you are talking about, but I have never had to do anything to get files off/on the /sdcard directory other than boot up CWM or my ROM.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk
Spinstorm said:
It's not had CWM Installed. I assume that the process of unlocking the bootloader to install CWM would wipe the phone so that wont work?
Is that correct or am I mistaken?
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You are not mistaken. In that case, try booting to the stock recovery and use the adb pull command.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk
Boot loop
If you are having difficulty with boot loop, pull the battery. I had the same issue with my N1 didn't wipe dalvik cache after an update. And because of the loop couldn't get the timing for fastboot as the bootloop was not giving an indication of when the keypresses would activate the bootloader.
If you are unrooted and stock then try this:
Put device into the bootloader by holding down Vol Up + Vol Down + Power
use your volume buttons to change options next select (with power button) the fastboot option, after use the ADB instructions from the more knowledgeable members (ADB is somewhat cumbersome.... but it works and has saved my bacon) After wards using the Bootloader you should be able to resore to factory settings and reload your info after.
If you are Rooted with a custom bootloader and rom
same as above to get to bootloader, but then wipe your cache, and dalvik cache. Reflash latest ROM and Gapps. You shouldnt lose anything.
Good luck bud.... your Nexus isn't dead.... only in a Coma.... or a political promise...
J
You can perform a complete backup via adb without root access. You would have to do this from recovery...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1436846
danger-rat said:
You can perform a complete backup via adb without root access. You would have to do this from recovery...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1436846
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Have you tried and gotten that to work in recovery? Although I haven't tried it, I don't think that works in recovery. It is a feature of ICS, so I'm pretty sure you need to be booted into your ROM for it to work.
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sos lge960
i have one nexus4 lg e960 enter only in recovery mode or clockrecovery mode
but i can't update my rom in to the internal masse storage
how i mount sd card to performe update rom via zip file
command with adb or via menu of recovery clockworkmode
yours
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emergency
bibi019 said:
i have one nexus4 lg e960 enter only in recovery mode or clockrecovery mode
but i can't update my rom in to the internal masse storage
how i mount sd card to performe update rom via zip file
command with adb or via menu of recovery clockworkmode
yours
[email protected]
emergency
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My guess is this question is more appropriate for the nexus 4 forum
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Nooooo, necrobumping is fine, since he has the same issue, and this is the first hit on Google... even though he's on a different device. /s
Sent from my Nexus
Hey, I'm running to a similar problem with this guy.
I stupidly reformated my system files without having a rom on my internal sd.
The question is that I'm reading that I can use the adb to push files in but I'm just new to the whole adb.
How would I get my computer to use the adb?
Sorry for such a noob question -_-;
Edit: So it seems from looking around and reading other forums and faq's that I need to have the phone for the adb to be installed.
Is there away around that so that I can access the adb?
Edit2: Nevermind. Fixed it with a toolkit. Sorry to spam

One X stuck on "One X Beats Audio" Screen

I have a rooted One X, with Clockwork Mod and AHRD 6.0.0 Rom, I have a few mods (Rosie, 3-dot remover, status bar icon mods), and I haven't had a problem until tonight when I was playing with Font Installer, and I tried out a new font, and rebooted my phone, then my phone is stuck on the HTC One Beats Audio white screen, it's been about 20 minutes now, and I'm a bit nervous..
Yeah,you should do a nandroid backup because obviously it wont boot,and don't keep it on that logo to much or you will drain you'r battery.I've tryed an app that changes the fonts but also screwed up my phone so i had do to a restore.I don't know what app i can recomend that works so far.
jeyml said:
Yeah,you should do a nandroid backup because obviously it wont boot,and don't keep it on that logo to much or you will drain you'r battery.I've tryed an app that changes the fonts but also screwed up my phone so i had do to a restore.I don't know what app i can recomend that works so far.
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Thing is, I don't have any nandroid backups to restore from, I formatted my memory card recently because of a memory loss problem and I haven't had a backup since.
blaqtea said:
Thing is, I don't have any nandroid backups to restore from, I formatted my memory card recently because of a memory loss problem and I haven't had a backup since.
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You don't need a nandroid. Just get into boot loader and use ADB push to push any rom to your virtual SD card then you can install it through CWM recovery. Don't forget the boot.img as well.
Sent from my HTC One X using xda premium
joshnichols189 said:
You don't need a nandroid. Just get into boot loader and use ADB push to push any rom to your virtual SD card then you can install it through CWM recovery. Don't forget the boot.img as well.
Sent from my HTC One X using xda premium
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When I 'adb device' on the PC, it says error: device not found?
Try this, you don't need to push anything, this command will open your sdcard in windows, put your rom.zip in, close the folder and flash through recovery.
In fastboot:
fastboot boot custom-recovery.img
adb shell
echo /dev/block/mmcblk0p14 > /sys/devices/platform/fsl-tegra-udc/gadget/lun0/file
ckpv5 said:
Try this, you don't need to push anything, this command will open your sdcard in windows, put your rom.zip in, close the folder and flash through recovery.
In fastboot:
fastboot boot custom-recovery.img
adb shell
echo /dev/block/mmcblk0p14 > /sys/devices/platform/fsl-tegra-udc/gadget/lun0/file
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I flashed the custom recovery, but I can't get past adb shell since it just tells me device not found..
blaqtea said:
I flashed the custom recovery, but I can't get past adb shell since it just tells me device not found..
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We don't flash recovery to have a working adb, we boot recovery:
fastboot boot recovery.img
not
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
ckpv5 said:
We don't flash recovery to have a working adb, we boot recovery:
fastboot boot recovery.img
not
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
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Ok sorry about that, yes I meant I booted the recovery, and adb shell'ed it and it still showed me no device found, something wrong with my adb?
Okay, thanks to everyone who helped, but in the end, I relocked bootloader, and installed stock rom RUU and decided to start everything from scratch phone is booted now and working again!

Need urgent help, lost and confused.

Hello XDA, I got my Galaxy Nexus stock and OTA upgraded it to 4.1.1 Jellybean. I unlocked and rooted the phone and while installing roms I accidentally formatted and factory reseted my phone. I can get into boot loader, and I have CWM installed. If I could just move a rom onto the phone I could boot it. Problem is I cant figure out how to. Keep in mind I am also using a mac. Can anyone help me figure out how to push a rom zip onto the sdcard? Any help would be appreciated, thanks!
Mac infos
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=23229578&postcount=3
Help
My ADB debugging wasnt on at the time, and now I cant push files to it, anyone have any ideas?
colinrball said:
My ADB debugging wasnt on at the time, and now I cant push files to it, anyone have any ideas?
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You can abd push from a custom recovery
Alright so USB debugging isnt on but I can still use adb commands? How?
You have to boot into a custom recovery (CWM or TWRP) and use adb commands.
for ex. adb push NameOfRom.zip /sdcard/
I just tried that and my terminal returned
device not found
Don't mount anything don't do anything special in recovery at all.
You're booted into recovery?
Also...I found when I wasn't using naked drivers that it took ~30 seconds for ADB to actually be recognized.
Maybe wait a minute and try again.
If not unplug and plug in.
I can use fastboot commands and it it recognized in fastboot, can I flash a stock rom from this mode?
colinrball said:
I can use fastboot commands and it it recognized in fastboot, can I flash a stock rom from this mode?
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If you're using fastboot...that means you're not in custom recovery.
Navigate to recovery in that menu.
Or use fastboot boot ______________.img to boot into a custom recovery if you have one downloaded and in your platform tools directory.
But yes, you COULD do that.
But I wouldn't yet.
You'll lose all of your data/apps/etc.
There are Google factory images for the GSM & Verizon versions
[HOW-TO] [GSM & CDMA] Convert to latest yakju/takju/mysid (incl JB) / Return to stock
Jubakuba said:
If you're using fastboot...that means you're not in custom recovery.
Navigate to recovery in that menu.
Or use fastboot boot ______________.img to boot into a custom recovery if you have one downloaded and in your platform tools directory.
But yes, you COULD do that.
But I wouldn't yet.
You'll lose all of your data/apps/etc.
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There is nothing on my phone, I have CWM installed, however there are no ROMs on the sdcard to flash through CWM. How would I move a file onto my sdcard that I could flash with CWM via fast boot?
colinrball said:
There is nothing on my phone, I have CWM installed, however there are no ROMs on the sdcard to flash through CWM. How would I move a file onto my sdcard that I could flash with CWM via fast boot?
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I've explained this process already.
Post three of my guide.
Good luck.
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You don't flash fastboot images via CWM. If you have CWM installed & you're booted in to bootloader (fastboot) mode use the volume keys to reboot into recovery
Jubakuba said:
If you're using fastboot...that means you're not in custom recovery.
Navigate to recovery in that menu.
Or use fastboot boot ______________.img to boot into a custom recovery if you have one downloaded and in your platform tools directory.
But yes, you COULD do that.
But I wouldn't yet.
You'll lose all of your data/apps/etc.
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I tried pushing a zip to the phone while using adb and a custom recovery. My terminal says it pushed the files to my SD card, however when I go to install the zip, no files appear. Even when I restart recovery there are still no zips found. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Maybe try...
adb push NameOfRom.zip /sdcard/NameOfRom.zip
or
adb push NameOfRom.zip /data/media/NameOfRom.zip
3rdstring said:
Maybe try...
adb push NameOfRom.zip /sdcard/NameOfRom.zip
or
adb push NameOfRom.zip /data/media/NameOfRom.zip
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Its still giving me a failed message, error flashing zip

[Soft Brick] No OS Installed

Hi everyone, i have medium to advanced experience with flashing tools, android drivers, adb, fastboot, recovery mode and so on.
This evening once i installed the OTA Update for my Galaxy Nexus (which was running Android 4.2) the process failed at the end (as usual -.-) and i got stuck at bootloader.
I've wiped it completely ending up with no OS installed on it, nothing on SDCARD (Internal storage in this case).
The problem is that, i have no drivers installed on my PC for this phone.
I've already downloaded the latest version of Android 4.2 to flash (.zip), but there's no way i can transfer the file to the phone without the drivers.
I already tried GNex toolkit but it's stuck on "waiting adb device" (i have no fastboot drivers installed and can't install them because i can't find a easy way to do so).
NexusRootToolkit fails on pushing the zip to the phone and flash also won't work.
Any idea of what can i do now?
I may even pay on paypal for a quick help to get my phone back on working
Get into the bootloader and use fastboot, or if you have a custom recovery installed (sounds like you don't) then you can adb push from there. ADB doesn't exist in the bootloader, only fastboot. Those are your options.
ttabbal said:
Get into the bootloader and use fastboot, or if you have a custom recovery installed (sounds like you don't) then you can adb push from there. ADB doesn't exist in the bootloader, only fastboot. Those are your options.
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Actually i do have a custom recovery which is CMW, but i can't seem to get my internal storage mounted using i'ts options.
I will try to push the .zip using the ADB on the recovery mode.
After checking the logs i can now see :
Enable to mount /usb-otg
(Using NexusRootToolkit i just flashed TWRP as recovery mode)
Solved : adb push <romname.zip> /sdcard/<romname.zip>
After the push was completed, i flashed the new .zip using TWRP in recovery mode.
Has anyone found a solution to this? Same thing has happened to me and I'm freaking out.
NPasta said:
Has anyone found a solution to this? Same thing has happened to me and I'm freaking out.
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You mean besides the post right above yours?
Solved : adb push <romname.zip> /sdcard/<romname.zip>
After the push was completed, i flashed the new .zip using TWRP in recovery mode.
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Save the pain, just flash the stock ROM from fastboot already....
Mach3.2 said:
Save the pain, just flash the stock ROM from fastboot already....
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This. I don't see what the problem is here.
marcelloLins said:
i have medium to advanced experience with flashing tools, android drivers, adb, fastboot, recovery mode and so on.
I already tried GNex toolkit but it's stuck on "waiting adb device" (i have no fastboot drivers installed and can't install them because i can't find a easy way to do so).
NexusRootToolkit fails on pushing the zip to the phone and flash also won't work.
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If you have the experience you say you have why do you use a Toolkit? Just learning for myself.
Look for efrant posts, they are the best and most comprehensive even for medium-advanced experience.
With him you will learn everything you need to know, including getting out of trouble and out of.............toolkit.
Just in case (you never know in life) do you have android-sdk installed on your pc?
Good luck in your learning curve ( I am still and will always be in it)
help-a-noob
Having similar problem: no OS installed. Got bootloader and TWRP. adb push doesn't work: computer can't find device. how do I get to fastboot? HALP!
HALP...
That's classic..
Read this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1812959
Then follow this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
gunner1937 said:
If you have the experience you say you have why do you use a Toolkit? Just learning for myself.
Look for efrant posts, they are the best and most comprehensive even for medium-advanced experience.
With him you will learn everything you need to know, including getting out of trouble and out of.............toolkit.
Just in case (you never know in life) do you have android-sdk installed on your pc?
Good luck in your learning curve ( I am still and will always be in it)
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Yep, i do have it installed, mainly because i'm a developer myself ; )
I've solved it already, as i've said, pushing the rom using ADB.
The upgrade to 4.2.1 probably failed because i've had the phone rooted.
Thanks for all the support and links by the way
marcelloLins said:
The upgrade to 4.2.1 probably failed because i've had the phone rooted.
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You are mistaken, root doesn't stop a system update. I can vouch for that myself, even though i know that it doesnt matter just from reading some people's posts around here.
You weren't exactly explicit on your first post, so I presume you didnt/dont have the correct baseband version for that specific OTA to apply. Very common.
Oh and if you've never been able to OTA update successfully, it's not "usual" for the rest of us. You should work towards becoming more verbose and objective when troubleshooting. That will make you more experienced.
Sent from my i9250
marcelloLins said:
Yep, i do have it installed, mainly because i'm a developer myself ; )
I've solved it already, as i've said, pushing the rom using ADB.
The upgrade to 4.2.1 probably failed because i've had the phone rooted.
Thanks for all the support and links by the way
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Hey, I have this exact problem. My os is gone and all i have is my cwm.
I am also having trouble installing adb, my comp doesn't recognize my nexus.
Please help, thanks!
dicksonjoe said:
Hey, I have this exact problem. My os is gone and all i have is my cwm.
I am also having trouble installing adb, my comp doesn't recognize my nexus.
Please help, thanks!
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Try installing the ADB Drivers manually in order for your PC to recognize it.
Have you tried putting it other modes such as Download Mode and check if your pc installs any driver?
You will have to ADB PUSH the OS image to your internal memory and use CW to flash the rom from the sdcard, but you will need the drivers installed or adb wont be able to see your phone
i have the same problem you had...
i read some stuff and installed adb, sdk and whatever...
im trying the " adb push" command, but i think im doing something wrong.
the rom is on c:\users\edgar\downloads
rom name is abc.zip (i renamed)
what is the correct command format i must type??
thanks guys...
edgarzin said:
i have the same problem you had...
i read some stuff and installed adb, sdk and whatever...
im trying the " adb push" command, but i think im doing something wrong.
the rom is on c:\users\edgar\downloads
rom name is abc.zip (i renamed)
what is the correct command format i must type??
thanks guys...
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Use "adb sideload c:\users\edgar\downloads\abc.zip". "adb push" is for transferring files from PC to phone, not flashing.
AndyYan said:
Use "adb sideload c:\users\edgar\downloads\abc.zip". "adb push" is for transferring files from PC to phone, not flashing.
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thanks, but isnt it what am i supposed to do? transfer the zip file to sdcard and then flash using twrp?
for example usb mount via twrp dont work for me
edgarzin said:
thanks, but isnt it what am i supposed to do? transfer the zip file to sdcard and then flash using twrp?
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adb sideload does both transferring and flashing within a single command. The "sideloaded" ZIP gets saved as "sideload.zip" under the root of the storage.
Sent from Samsung Galaxy Nexus @ CM11
AndyYan said:
adb sideload does both transferring and flashing within a single command. The "sideloaded" ZIP gets saved as "sideload.zip" under the root of the storage.
Sent from Samsung Galaxy Nexus @ CM11
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Thanks!! Now its working! in twrp, advanced mode, adb sideload, then i executed the command you told me!!! saved my phone

[Q] please help

i'm having bootloop after installing 17/02/2013 CM10.1 rom on my gsm gnex. the issues are:
1. i don't have any previous working cm10 rom saved in phone's sdcard.
2. can't get adb working, maybe because i never enabled usb debugging mode before.
fyi, i have never flashed any other roms, just CM roms. please assist..
Go into recovery and transfer a new Rom download to your phone if you have a computer. There is an option to transfer files inside recovery.
eqjunkie829 said:
Go into recovery and transfer a new Rom download to your phone if you have a computer. There is an option to transfer files inside recovery.
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that requires adb (adb_sideload- correct me if i'm wrong).. my adb is not working.. can't boot to android.. can't find a way to enable usb debugging mode.. so no adb..
Do you have a custom recovery or experience with fastboot? Boot a recovery image via "fastboot boot recoveryname*.img", and adb is enabled.
bodh said:
Do you have a custom recovery or experience with fastboot? Boot a recovery image via "fastboot boot recoveryname*.img", and adb is enabled.
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i don't have custom recovery, but i know how to get into fastboot. please explain how to ""Boot a recovery image via "fastboot boot recoveryname*.img"""
[email protected] said:
i don't have custom recovery, but i know how to get into fastboot. please explain how to ""Boot a recovery image via "fastboot boot recoveryname*.img"""
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Attached is clockworkmod touch recovery for gsm galaxy nexus, maguro. Phone in bootloader mode, open a terminal, cd to directory of fastboot and where you move this file to, type fastboot devices to verify device is connected, then "fastboot boot CWMT6023.img", without the quotes of course. This will temporarily allow you to use clockworkmod recovery, and thus adb, without having it on your device once you have selected "reboot now".
And if that didn't help, try consulting http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895, since i'm thinking you haven't used fastboot in a terminal, but only know it's 'mode', and may need help with drivers.
You also might want to consider just straight out flashing cwm recovery, since YOU NEED TO MAKE BACKUPS!
[email protected] said:
i don't have custom recovery, but i know how to get into fastboot. please explain how to ""Boot a recovery image via "fastboot boot recoveryname*.img"""
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If u don't have a custom recovery how did u flash cm10?
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Esteway.619 said:
If u don't have a custom recovery how did u flash cm10?
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sorry, i got cwm. but what does fastboot have to do with cwm? i can't use cwm to restore because files can't be sent from computer to it.
as of fastboot in terminal, it seems the phone not connected to computer. is there anything has to do with my drivers? "fastboot device" command shows <waiting for device>
I gave you that link to set up drivers more than anything else. If you already have cwm, boot to it and now you can adb push a rom.zip to your sdcard and install it, wipe caches and perhaps a factory reset [if you're changing to a different rom], OR, you can first try and wipe cache and advanced, dalvik cache to see if that fixes the bootloop.
1. Why didn't you make a backup?
2. Why didn't you make sure you know how to get out of this situation before flashing new ROMs?
3. Search as there are LOTS of tutorials on how to use adb to side load a new ROM via CWM
EddyOS said:
1. Why didn't you make a backup?
2. Why didn't you make sure you know how to get out of this situation before flashing new ROMs?
3. Search as there are LOTS of tutorials on how to use adb to side load a new ROM via CWM
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I know how to use the adb to sideload a new ROM, thank you.
But please read my earlier post, in order to use adb, usb debugging mode must be enabled in android settings.
Mine is disabled, and i can't enable it now.
[email protected] said:
I know how to use the adb to sideload a new ROM, thank you.
But please read my earlier post, in order to use adb, usb debugging mode must be enabled in android settings.
Mine is disabled, and i can't enable it now.
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If you think that then you have no idea on how adb works...
That is ONLY applicable when Android is running. As it's not, it's irrelevant...
[email protected] said:
I know how to use the adb to sideload a new ROM, thank you.
But please read my earlier post, in order to use adb, usb debugging mode must be enabled in android settings.
Mine is disabled, and i can't enable it now.
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ADB should work in your custom recovery regardless of USB debugging being enabled or disabled.
I can't tell you how many times I have rebooted into recovery, wiped, then realized I forgot to put a file on my sdcard that I wanted to flash. I then use adb to push the file(s) from within the recovery.
Edit: I really need to refresh prior to responding.
so i can't get adb working because of the driver? thats why i got "waiting for device" when pushing file to phone?
edit: i've installed all the required drivers, it's not my 1st time doing it. MAYBE, this computer never connected to my gnex before, as i've formatted it a few days ago. So the gnex driver was not properly installed.. Is it possible?
If that version of cm 10 is for 4.2.2., then i think you may have an issue accessing adb without first getting the rsa verification, even in recovery (but im not sure). Looks like your only other option would be to fastboot flash stock images. And of course it sounds like driver issues, especially if your fastboot is not even working. Again, that link I posted will get you back up and running. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895

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