Help. Ive just sideload the ARHD stock ROm on to my device after it got stuck on a bootloop. i had tried everything else but the sideload was the only thing that worked. But the sideload has appeared to have wiped my internal sd card. Is there any chance of recovering the data? Urgently needed
thanks in advance
splinter-cell said:
Help. Ive just sideload the ARHD stock ROm on to my device after it got stuck on a bootloop. i had tried everything else but the sideload was the only thing that worked. But the sideload has appeared to have wiped my internal sd card. Is there any chance of recovering the data? Urgently needed
thanks in advance
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remember to flash its boot.img
splinter-cell said:
Help. Ive just sideload the ARHD stock ROm on to my device after it got stuck on a bootloop. i had tried everything else but the sideload was the only thing that worked. But the sideload has appeared to have wiped my internal sd card. Is there any chance of recovering the data? Urgently needed
thanks in advance
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Basically no. I've you've wiped data with no backup, that data is gone.
Sorry.
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Hello,
I have searched the forum but could not find a solution to my problem.
I accidentally wiped everything from my sd card. So I cannot boot my phone. It gets stuck on the S-OFF screen. I can get into CWM-AlphaRev Recovery. My Nandroid backup is gone. I still am able to install zips and everything but it doesn't help. What can I do?
Hope someone can help me.
Thnx
hiddes said:
Hello,
I have searched the forum but could not find a solution to my problem.
I accidentally wiped everything from my sd card. So I cannot boot my phone. It gets stuck on the S-OFF screen. I can get into CWM-AlphaRev Recovery. My Nandroid backup is gone. I still am able to install zips and everything but it doesn't help. What can I do?
Hope someone can help me.
Thnx
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Can you flash another ROM ? Did you delete the sd-ext partition on your SD ?
try doing a full wipe before you install (in mounts and storage)
I made a new ext partition on my sd card(There was an option in the menu). So it's totally clean. I can flash another rom but it still doesn't start afterwards .
Well, i heard about the new releases of Cyanogenmod 11 for the tablet and i'm really excited. I have experience with roms and i read that i need to wipe everything, even the fake sd card partition and i have like 20gb of data there, is it really necesary to wipe it? I tought i could change rom just wiping system data but if it is necessary i would move all that to my pc.
Thanks so much in advance.
By the way, if anyone is using cyanogenmod, does it improve the perfomance on battery and all that? Thanks again for answering.
DiegoConD said:
Well, i heard about the new releases of Cyanogenmod 11 for the tablet and i'm really excited. I have experience with roms and i read that i need to wipe everything, even the fake sd card partition and i have like 20gb of data there, is it really necesary to wipe it? I tought i could change rom just wiping system data but if it is necessary i would move all that to my pc.
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No need to wipe the SD, a simple factory reset/system format when going from one Rom base to another (from stock to CM in this case) is enough.
Pfeffernuss said:
No need to wipe the SD, a simple factory reset/system format when going from one Rom base to another (from stock to CM in this case) is enough.
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So the factory reset on twpr recovery wouln't wipe all my data stored on the sd? Have you tried it by yourself? Does Cm11 worth the change? Thank s for the answer and sorry for the lot of questions haha
DiegoConD said:
So the factory reset on twpr recovery wouln't wipe all my data stored on the sd? Have you tried it by yourself? Does Cm11 worth the change? Thank s for the answer and sorry for the lot of questions haha
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Yup, won't touch the SD at all... Doing it all the time using TWRP 2.6.3.1.
CM11 runs nice here, am using a non-Caf version so more kernels are compatible. Using ElementalX myself :good:
i did something stupid....
i did wipe my sd card.
This is what i get for not paying attention and watching football while i was wiping.
this is what i did:
1) downloaded cm 11 and gapps on tablet
2) went into twrp and did a nandroid.
3) went into advance wipe & wiped everything: dalvic, system, data, internal storage, cache
4) went to install and it was blank so i slapped the forehead
5) went to https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#razor and downloaded https://dl.google.com/dl/android/aosp/razor-krt16s-factory-7235eb0d.tgz on the computer
6) also went ahead and downloaded http://download.cyanogenmod.org/get/jenkins/50524/cm-11-20131208-NIGHTLY-flo.zip on the computer
7) also downloaded http://www.mediafire.com/download/ahbnc2k5u5op501/pa_gapps-full-4.4-20131126-signed.zip on the computer
so i am still in twrp.
can i boot into bootloader? is it there?
i thought the image file extension ended in .img
what was downloaded was a .tgz file.
since i dont have an os on the tablet i can not enable usb debugging so will adb work?
im a bit of a noob with adb but i think im about to get a crash course.
Thanks in advance for some advice
error629 said:
i did wipe my sd card.
This is what i get for not paying attention and watching football while i was wiping.
this is what i did:
1) downloaded cm 11 and gapps on tablet
2) went into twrp and did a nandroid.
3) went into advance wipe & wiped everything: dalvic, system, data, internal storage, cache
4) went to install and it was blank so i slapped the forehead
5) went to https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#razor and downloaded https://dl.google.com/dl/android/aosp/razor-krt16s-factory-7235eb0d.tgz on the computer
6) also went ahead and downloaded http://download.cyanogenmod.org/get/jenkins/50524/cm-11-20131208-NIGHTLY-flo.zip on the computer
7) also downloaded http://www.mediafire.com/download/ahbnc2k5u5op501/pa_gapps-full-4.4-20131126-signed.zip on the computer
so i am still in twrp.
can i boot into bootloader? is it there?
i thought the image file extension ended in .img
what was downloaded was a .tgz file.
since i dont have an os on the tablet i can not enable usb debugging so will adb work?
im a bit of a noob with adb but i think im about to get a crash course.
Thanks in advance for some advice
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ok so i cheated and used wugfreshs nexus toolkit.
i did have my bootloader there.
just flashed stock and root.
I rooted this Samsung galaxy note 2 (SGT889), flashed TWRP and installed Remix Marshmallow 6.01. Everything was working smoothly until when I was trying to encrypt device. After "Encrypt device" started, it asked for a password, and very soon it enter the boot loop of "Samsung Galaxy Note II". Hours (over night!) later I have to remove the battery to stop it.
I booted to TWRP. But before the TWRP interface shows up, I was asked to enter a password, which is different from before doing encryption.
From TWRP, I wiped cache, and rebooted system. It got nowhere but the same boot loop.
With TWRP, I did a factory reset wipe of (data/cache/dalvik). Then I did a recovery to a previously saved Recovery (of Marshmallow 6). TWRP showed 100% successful, but when I reboot, it still get to the same boot loop.
Please help!! Thank you very much!
i assumed you did your backup in ext sd.
try format your phone by using twrp. wipe and then format data. this will ERASE all your data in your phone. then reboot to recovery and try restore backup / install new rom.
hope this can help you
You can try flashing back to a stock rom but you'll probably lose all of your data and apps.
mimo_s16 said:
i assumed you did your backup in ext sd.
try format your phone by using twrp. wipe and then format data. this will ERASE all your data in your phone. then reboot to recovery and try restore backup / install new rom.
hope this can help you
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Problem solved! You are right! Format data is the key. It was scary at first, with all those warnings! But after that, I restored my backup and everything is back.
Thank you very much!
Amber156 said:
Problem solved! You are right! Format data is the key. It was scary at first, with all those warnings! But after that, I restored my backup and everything is back.
Thank you very much!
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Im glad it worked
Hi guys,
I seem to have this problem where my nandroid backup from TWRP won't boot. I can only get it to boot after flashing the Rom over again after the store (this doesn't erase the data and all my file are still there, I just have to make sure I'm flashing the same Rom version as was part of the backup to avoid issues . But I was wondering if there is something else I should be doing here. I've used TWRP in the past and was just able to back up and restore no problem.
When I back up I make sure my system partition is mounted and I usually backup the default selections (boot/data/system, EFS) . My feeling is somehow the boot partition gets corrupted and won't allow the phone to continue booting, but I'm not sure why?
Any ideas? I'm using TWRP version 3.0.2-0. This happens when restoring nandroid for any rom (so far tried with oxygen/hydrogen/miui and cm14).
Thanks in advance.
I have question regarding TWRP. I always had a phone with an external SD card. This will be my first phone with no external memory. When I install a new ROM I always wiped internal, factory reset and cleared cache. Now can't do that anymore cause that will wipe my internal card and lose my nandroid backup. What are you guys wiping right before you install a ROM?
borijess said:
I have question regarding TWRP. I always had a phone with an external SD card. This will be my first phone with no external memory. When I install a new ROM I always wiped internal, factory reset and cleared cache. Now can't do that anymore cause that will wipe my internal card and lose my nandroid backup. What are you guys wiping right before you install a ROM?
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Standard factory reset on TWRP will erase data, cache and Calvin cache without wiping internal SD card. That's what most people use.
piotrus22 said:
Hi guys,
I seem to have this problem where my nandroid backup from TWRP won't boot. I can only get it to boot after flashing the Rom over again after the store (this doesn't erase the data and all my file are still there, I just have to make sure I'm flashing the same Rom version as was part of the backup to avoid issues . But I was wondering if there is something else I should be doing here. I've used TWRP in the past and was just able to back up and restore no problem.
When I back up I make sure my system partition is mounted and I usually backup the default selections (boot/data/system, EFS) . My feeling is somehow the boot partition gets corrupted and won't allow the phone to continue booting, but I'm not sure why?
Any ideas? I'm using TWRP version 3.0.2-0. This happens when restoring nandroid for any rom (so far tried with oxygen/hydrogen/miui and cm14).
Thanks in advance.
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I don't have any solution for you but I can certainly concur. I've seen this behaviour as well but not as consistently as what you are describing. About 1/3rd of the time my restores don't work as you mentioned and I have to dirty flash the rom to get it to boot. Sometimes the restore even errors out while restoring the System partition in which case I just dirty flash. This is like my 9th or so Android device since Samsung released the SGS1 in whatever year that was and this is the first phone I've ever had this problem with. On previous phones it would happen rarely but nothing like it does on the OP3.
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borijess said:
I have question regarding TWRP. I always had a phone with an external SD card. This will be my first phone with no external memory. When I install a new ROM I always wiped internal, factory reset and cleared cache. Now can't do that anymore cause that will wipe my internal card and lose my nandroid backup. What are you guys wiping right before you install a ROM?
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You can either not wipe internal storage (that is what I do usually) or you can buy an OTG adapter. I think TWRP supports it for our device. You can always copy off your backups via USB then wipe internal then copy your backups back too I think.
Did you for once try wiping the complete device after backing up nans on external storage and thn trying restoring? That would make a difference
Dr-Hack said:
Did you for once try wiping the complete device after backing up nans on external storage and thn trying restoring? That would make a difference
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What?
piotrus22 said:
What?
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I think he is asking to do below procedure -
1.Copy your nandroid backup and other imp stuff to computer
2.boot into TWRP
3.wipe all partitions including internal storage
4.copy nandroid backup to phone
5.restore backup through TWRP
Did you mount system to restore backup?
null0seven said:
Did you mount system to restore backup?
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Yep of course.
JumboMan said:
I think he is asking to do below procedure -
1.Copy your nandroid backup and other imp stuff to computer
2.boot into TWRP
3.wipe all partitions including internal storage
4.copy nandroid backup to phone
5.restore backup through TWRP
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OK. Have not tried this, why would this work and fix my problem? Do I only have to do it once and then all subsequent restores would be fine? Is it a problem with my TWRP? Phone?
piotrus22 said:
OK. Have not tried this, why would this work and fix my problem? Do I only have to do it once and then all subsequent restores would be fine? Is it a problem with my TWRP? Phone?
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its one time procedure. Subsequent restore will be fine.
May be different versions of TWRP will help you with this problem
is this issue had been resolved? because i have also the same problem.. whats the fix for this?
piotrus22 said:
OK. Have not tried this, why would this work and fix my problem? Do I only have to do it once and then all subsequent restores would be fine? Is it a problem with my TWRP? Phone?
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How did you fix your problem? I cant restore my backup also..
it says restore complete but stock in boot logo after... any fix?
toto_vanir said:
How did you fix your problem? I cant restore my backup also..
it says restore complete but stock in boot logo after... any fix?
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Hey man. No I never fixed it. Just flash your Rom over it and it should boot fine.
hey guys last night accidentally wiped internal storage in twrp. now im trying to transfer stuff to internal storage but its not working. anyone help? Thanks
Spalomojr said:
hey guys last night accidentally wiped internal storage in twrp. now im trying to transfer stuff to internal storage but its not working. anyone help? Thanks
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Try to newly reboot in recovery.
Often there are mount issues after wiping partitions.
If you've not solved, try to flash latest OxygenOS (despite you want to use other rom).
Don't forget to reflash TWRP recovery after flashing full firmware!
Tell me if you've solved ?