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When I try to go in ty o recovery, it just comes back to bootloader. Last thing I did was reboot after fix permissions. On cm7.0.2.
Is there a way out of this?
Im pretty new to rooting but is my first issue in about a month. Thanks in advance
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Reflash your recovery from the bootloader screen and I suggest you flash amon RA v2.3.
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dougjamal said:
Reflash your recovery from the bootloader screen and I suggest you flash amon RA v2.3.
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Thanks for responding. Everytime I choose recovery, it just brings me back to the white screen with hboot, bootloader, recovery, fast load, etc...
Is there something that I am not seeing? I tried downloading a rom on another SD card from a different EVO and then using that SD card to flash on my EVO...but still stuck on the the same white screen....
That is not what I meant. Go to the link below and download the PC36IMG.zip file for amon RA recovery v2.3 and place it on the root of your SD card (not in any folder).
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=705026
Afterwards, shut down your device. Simultaneously press the DOWN volume button and the power button until your device starts. After a short pause, a few lines of text will scroll across the screen and then the bootloader *should* automatically detect the zip and prompt you to install it. Follow the prompts to install. Installation will take less than 10 seconds. Afterwards, reboot into your new recovery and then go to the wipe menu and wipe EVERYTHING in it EXCEPT your SD card. After that, flash the rom you want to use. Be patient during the initial boot after flashing the rom.
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Posted in error!
I've never flashed anything from anywhere but the recovery so I'm a bit lost. I downloaded the ADB tools and now trying to figure out how to use them. I will try and put RA recovery through ADB....Thanks again for your help and I will let you know if I can figure out ADB.
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I've never flashed anything from anywhere but the recovery so I'm a bit lost. I downloaded the ADB tools and now trying to figure out how to use them. I will try and put RA recovery through ADB....Thanks again for your help and I will let you know if I can figure out ADB.
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It doesn't get any easier than the instructions posted in my previous post. All you have to do is download the file from the link I posted and put the file on the root of your SD card. Then boot into the bootloader screen. The bootloader will basically do it for you. Anyway, I hope everything works out for you. If not, let us know and we will continue to try to assist. Take care.
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Thanks...It sounds easy enough. The only thing I do not know how to do is put the file on the root of my SD card...Is that what ADB is for? Do I need to do anything special to install ADB? Sorry, just brand new to this.
Attach your device to your computer via USB, when your computer recognizes the device, you should see an additional disk drive showing in your computer's file explorer. If you have a Mac, a disk drive will appear on the desktop. Simply copy the file over to it. Do not put it in any folder. It is that simple, my friend.
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Gotcha...My pc is not recognizing my EVO...nothing pops up when I plug in. I am downloading the drivers now...maybe that will fix it?
illmatic11 said:
Gotcha...My pc is not recognizing my EVO...nothing pops up when I plug in. I am downloading the drivers now...maybe that will fix it?
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The hboot drivers from unrevoked should let the pc detect the evo.
Thank you for helping teh roxxorz. I really appreciate it. I'm in the middle of packing for my move back to Orlando before dawn in the morning and I would appreciate it if you could take over from here. I've been trying to assist the OP between breaks but now I need to finish up before forcing myself to get to bed early. Thanks again and take care.
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Thank you for helping teh roxxorz. I really appreciate it. I'm in the middle of packing for my move back to Orlando before dawn in the morning and I would appreciate it if you could take over from here. I've been trying to assist the OP between breaks but now I need to finish up before forcing myself to get to bed early. Thanks again and take care.
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-Tags you out-
Yea I can take over...also, have a safe move.
you could also take the sd card out of ur evo... and put it in a micro sd adapter and stick it right in ur computer, (thats if u have a card reader and a microsd adapter) but then u can put the file on the sd card that way, then stick it back in ur evo and bam, follow the instructions
Thanks again for your help...I'm a lot further than I was last night. I installed the htc drivers and still cannot see my SD card anywhere on my pc. I don't have a micro SD adapter.
Is there something I should download from unrevoked?
I downloaded and installed the unrevoked hboot drivers and still cannot see the SD card on my PC. I can hear it connect and disconnect but cannot access or even see it. Any ideas? Thanks for your help.
illmatic11 said:
I downloaded and installed the unrevoked hboot drivers and still cannot see the SD card on my PC. I can hear it connect and disconnect but cannot access or even see it. Any ideas? Thanks for your help.
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Here, try this. > http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=695243
I am trying to wipe my virtual SD card on my LTE Galaxy Nexus and it is acting weird.
If I do a factory reset via the settings on the phone, it says it erases all of the files on the SD card. When I hook the phone up to my computer and view the files in explorer, it shows a stock directory structure and root. However, if I try and copy over a file that existed on the SD card before formatting, it says the file is already there and asks me if I want to replace it. If I view the SD card in root explorer, it shows all of the old folders and files, even though they dont show up in windows explorer. Also, if I boot into Clockwork and choose a .zip to flash, it shows all of the old folders and files as well.
I have tried using the super wipe lite script that comes with Android revolution. I have also factory reset the phone a few times via the settings. I previously had Android Revolution installed and I am currently running GummyNex 0.4.2.
No matter what I do, I cannot for the life of me get the SD card to truly reformat.
Am I doing something wrong? Is there an ADB command I can do to reformat it?
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I am trying to wipe my virtual SD card on my LTE Galaxy Nexus and it is acting weird.
If I do a factory reset via the settings on the phone, it says it erases all of the files on the SD card. When I hook the phone up to my computer and view the files in explorer, it shows a stock directory structure and root. However, if I try and copy over a file that existed on the SD card before formatting, it says the file is already there and asks me if I want to replace it. If I view the SD card in root explorer, it shows all of the old folders and files, even though they dont show up in windows explorer. Also, if I boot into Clockwork and choose a .zip to flash, it shows all of the old folders and files as well.
I have tried using the super wipe lite script that comes with Android revolution. I have also factory reset the phone a few times via the settings. I previously had Android Revolution installed and I am currently running GummyNex 0.4.2.
No matter what I do, I cannot for the life of me get the SD card to truly reformat.
Am I doing something wrong? Is there an ADB command I can do to reformat it?
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Try formatting with cwm recovery. Reboot into recovery, go to mounts and storage, and select format sdcard
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There is not an option in CWM to format the SD card
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There is not an option in CWM to format the SD card
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Sorry, I meant format system
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=20999408#post20999408
There isn't any "SD Card" partition.
EDIT: Format /data cannot be done in adb, if you really want to do so just make a CWMR flashable zip with
Code:
format("ext4", "EMMC", "/dev/block/platform/omap/omap_hsmmc.0/by-name/userdata", "0");
in the updater-script.
I'm sorry man, I really appreciate the help but my Google-fu has failed me. Is there a template or something I can create the script from?
bumping this... same issue and its driving me crazy. i can't see any of my files unless i use a file explorer (or if i'm in recovery)
mendy817 said:
bumping this... same issue and its driving me crazy. i can't see any of my files unless i use a file explorer (or if i'm in recovery)
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If you are having an issue finding your files from your PC it's due to the way Android exposes your "internal sdcard" via MTP. Download an app from the Market called SDrescan which will force the media services on your phone to re-index your files on the phone. Then they will show up on your PC.
thanks, but i've already tried that. it just sits on "scanning" for literally hours (i left it up overnight once just to make sure). any other advice?
oRAirwolf said:
I'm sorry man, I really appreciate the help but my Google-fu has failed me. Is there a template or something I can create the script from?
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I do not recommend doing this indeed. To be failsafe just delete everything in the /sdcard folder with an explorer app.
I use
fastboot /w
To do a full wipe. This will wipe /sdcard.
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mendy817 said:
thanks, but i've already tried that. it just sits on "scanning" for literally hours (i left it up overnight once just to make sure). any other advice?
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Are you on a ROM and/or modified kernel? If you are using Franco's kernel he has made modifications to how the "sdcard" works.
silow said:
Are you on a ROM and/or modified kernel? If you are using Franco's kernel he has made modifications to how the "sdcard" works.
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yeah, i'm on the latest CND and using franco's latest too... but i've flashed other kernals and had the same problem (but are you saying this might have started the first time i flashed a franco kernal?)
anyway to fix it that you know of?
I recently had to revert back to stock so my internal memory was wiped. I wiped everything in CWR in preparation for a ROM, but I forgot to add that ROM back to the memory. How do I place a zip through fastboot to the internal memory?
Thank you!
brkshr said:
I recently had to revert back to stock so my internal memory was wiped. I wiped everything in CWR in preparation for a ROM, but I forgot to add that ROM back to the memory. How do I place a zip through fastboot to the internal memory?
Thank you!
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Go to recovery, mounts and storage, mount USB storage and it will show in your computer.
Drag and drop.
nodstuff said:
Go to recovery, mounts and storage, mount USB storage and it will show in your computer.
Drag and drop.
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I don't have that option in CWR. I'm using the touch version.
brkshr said:
I don't have that option in CWR. Should I use stock recovery?
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You don't have mounts and storage option in cwm?
Or you don't have mount USB storage?
I just checked and I have it.
If you can't mount the storage then chances are you will have to flash stock images via fastboot.
Do you have the Android SDK package? If so you can adb push it to your sdcard.
Could also try Droid Explorer, QTadb, et al, although I've never used those particular programs.
nodstuff said:
You don't have mounts and storage option in cwm?
Or you don't have mount USB storage?
I just checked and I have it.
If you can't mount the storage then chances are you will have to flash stock images via fastboot.
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I don't have mount usb storage... I'll just go back to stock. Thank you!
mudferret said:
Do you have the Android SDK package? If so you can adb push it to your sdcard.
Could also try Droid Explorer, QTadb, et al, although I've never used those particular programs.
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Will adb work in bootloader??
mudferret said:
Do you have the Android SDK package? If so you can adb push it to your sdcard.
Could also try Droid Explorer, QTadb, et al, although I've never used those particular programs.
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I do have the SDK package installed, but I'm not really familiar with how to use it, other than fastbooting images.
nodstuff said:
Will adb work in bootloader??
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I've done it with the phone in CWM recovery a few times.
brkshr said:
I don't have mount usb storage... I'll just go back to stock. Thank you!
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you should have it..try with volume down to see it (even if u are on the touch version)
EDIT: it seems removed since it doesn't work with the GN..the gn only work with the MTP and not with the usb mass storage..the same for the non-touch cwm, even if the option is there, it does not work
mudferret said:
I've done it with the phone in CWM recovery a few times.
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Damn!! Why the hell didn't I know this!!!!
All you need to do is adb/push/sdcard/
I think that's right anyway
brkshr said:
I do have the SDK package installed, but I'm not really familiar with how to use it, other than fastbooting images.
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It's fairly straight forward.
Easiest to place the ROM in the platform-tools folder, that way you don't have to type or copy/paste a long convoluted file path.
Open command prompt within platform-tools and type (don't type quotes):
"adb devices" (this will tell you if it's seeing your phone, not a necessary step)
"adb push ROMFileName.zip /sdcard/" (don't forget the file extension .zip)
It won't work if there happen to be spaces in the file name, so edit the name before hand if necessary.
Useful link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1058431
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you should have it..try with volume down to see it (even if u are on the touch version)
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IDK, I'm on touch 5.8.0.2. I could try the non touch version. I've looked everywhere for mount usb
^^^^ what he said!
nodstuff said:
Damn!! Why the hell didn't I know this!!!!
All you need to do is adb/push/sdcard/
I think that's right anyway
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I had to become familiar with adb when running the SGS2 on CM9, kernel sources weren't out so MTP was broken, and adb was the easiest option for me.
mudferret said:
It's fairly straight forward.
Easiest to place the ROM in the platform-tools folder, that way you don't have to type or copy/paste a long convoluted file path.
Open command prompt within platform-tools and type (don't type quotes):
"adb devices" (this will tell you if it's seeing your phone, not a necessary step)
"adb push ROMFileName.zip /sdcard/" (don't forget the file extension .zip)
It won't work if there happen to be spaces in the file name, so edit the name before hand if necessary.
Useful link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1058431
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Somehow my drivers must have messed up in the last hour. I'm not showing any devices
mudferret said:
I had to become familiar with adb when running the SGS2 on CM9, kernel sources weren't out so MTP was broken, and adb was the easiest option for me.
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I haven't used it since I had my Sony Ericsson x8, got the nexus S after that and just used fastboot after that to flash cwm and that to flash a rooted rom so I never really needed it!
Time to brush up on my adb skills I think!
updating adb drivers now
Ugh, disregard, perhaps I was smoking crack, or I have different drivers on my home PC. No luck from my work PC at the moment.
Edit: you have to mount /data, but if you're not seeing mounts and storage that's an issue. I'm confused as to why they're not there.
Not having mounts and storage in cwm is quite strange.
If adb won't recognise the device then maybe try fastboot flash another recovery and see if it has mounts and storage.
So I was trying to clean flash CM13. I wiped everything and went to maneuver to my external sdcard and lo and behold it isn't mounting. I take it out, back it up, format it. It still isn't showing up. Help. I have no OS installed, I can't push anything in download mode through adb. Please please please I feel stupid as can be.
DerangedLoofah said:
So I was trying to clean flash CM13. I wiped everything and went to maneuver to my external sdcard and lo and behold it isn't mounting. I take it out, back it up, format it. It still isn't showing up. Help. I have no OS installed, I can't push anything in download mode through adb. Please please please I feel stupid as can be.
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I take it you are you talking about no ext SD in TWRP?
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I take it you are you talking about no ext SD in TWRP?
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Yes, my Ext SD won't show in TWRP even though I was just fine transferring files right before booting to recovery.
DerangedLoofah said:
Yes, my Ext SD won't show in TWRP even though I was just fine transferring files right before booting to recovery.
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I had the same exact problem. after I Unlocked the BL and SuperSu and TWRP through Odin I had no access to mine either. It started bootlooping due to kernel panic. I couldn't ABD push or ABD sideload. I just flashed N910VVRU2BPA1_N910VVZW2BPA1_N910VVRU2BPA1_HOME.tar through Odin and redid the Unlock process over again. there is also a kind of One Click method by jrkruse. I've not tried it yet myself. I did use his method on my GS5 though and it worked great.
A quick tip that I learned the hard way is to put any files you will need on your internal storage on your device. once you get all this done and get back to unlock BL and root i can help ya with the ext SD problem.
Good luck...
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I had the same exact problem. after I ynlocked the BL and SuperSu and TWRP through Odin I had no access to mine either. It started bootlooping due to kernel panic. I couldn't ABD push or ABD sideload. I just flashed N910VVRU2BPA1_N910VVZW2BPA1_N910VVRU2BPA1_HOME.tar through Odin and redid the Unlock process over again. there is also a kind of One Click method by jrkruse. I've not tried it yet myself. I did use his method on my GS5 though and it worked great.
A quick tip that I learned the hard way is to put any files you will need on your internal storage on your device. once you get all this done and get back to unlock BL and root i can help ya with the ext SD problem.
Here is a link to get ya back up and running.
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24459283995307947
Good luck...
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I don't know why that didn't work last night. Ugh. Odin connected right up, flashed the file and I feel like I just walked through the pearly gates. Thanks man!
DerangedLoofah said:
I don't know why that didn't work last night. Ugh. Odin connected right up, flashed the file and I feel like I just walked through the pearly gates. Thanks man!
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Not a problem. Glad it all worked out for you. :good:
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Not a problem. Glad it all worked out for you. :good:
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Alright, so how do I get the SDcard to show up in TWRP?
The next step will only work if you have installed Xposed Framework.
NOTE:
If you are someone who does not like or just doesn't choose to have Xposed installed, then this step will not work.
Lets go,
1.) Install Xposed Framework
2.) Download and install Wanap Xposed module
3.) Activate the module and reboot.
4.) Open Wanam and go to security hacks and check the box for SDcard RW permission, then reboot.
There may be other ways of going about the sd write/mount fix, but this method worked for me.
So..... what is the fix for the SD problem? And what is the next step? ....
I have the same issue, SD Card works fine while booted, but TWRP cannot mount it. It doesn't even see it. I'm confused, because DerangedLoofah acted as if it worked XD and then suddenly asks how to get it to show up ._.
Apparently I'm very confused.
EDIT: Seems doing the same thing I originally did (Reformating my SD card) worked. It just needed to be formatted again.. What even?
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lpowilliams said:
So..... what is the fix for the SD problem? And what is the next step? ....
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spy9000 said:
I have the same issue, SD Card works fine while booted, but TWRP cannot mount it. It doesn't even see it. I'm confused, because DerangedLoofah acted as if it worked XD and then suddenly asks how to get it to show up ._.
Apparently I'm very confused.
EDIT: Seems doing the same thing I originally did (Reformating my SD card) worked. It just needed to be formatted again.. What even?
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Alright, so how do I get the SDcard to show up in TWRP?
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The next step will only work if you have installed Xposed Framework.
NOTE:
If you are someone who does not like or just doesn't choose to have Xposed installed, then this step will not work.
Lets go,
1.) Install Xposed Framework
2.) Download and install Wanap Xposed module
3.) Activate the module and reboot.
4.) Open Wanam and go to security hacks and check the box for SDcard RW permission, then reboot.
There may be other ways of going about the sd write/mount fix, but this method worked for me.
��If anyone helps, plz give thanks��
N910V �� BL / KYUBI ROM
I had the same problem. What I did was using my computer, reformat my SD card to exFAT, and then back to FAT32. I could then flash CM13 from the SD through TWRP.
I plugged in my OTG USB C flash drive and the Robin doesn't see it. Has anyone had success using one?
I'm having the same issue.
Sorry, we don't support USB OTG.
your not giving a memory card slot .. atleast a OTG could have been a good option..
electro_nik said:
your not giving a memory card slot .. atleast a OTG could have been a good option..
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The whole idea is to use the cloud, you do get 100GB.
DJ_SpaRky said:
The whole idea is to use the cloud, you do get 100GB.
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...as long as you're using stock system software, you can access 0B if you're using third-party os.
I would like to ask if this limitation is technical-oriented or policy-oriented.
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...as long as you're using stock system software, you can access 0B if you're using third-party os.
I would like to ask if this limitation is technical-oriented or policy-oriented.
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But then you are not following the manufacturer's suggested use and cannot complain about how they set it up.
Also, from my understanding, it is a hardware limitation.
DJ_SpaRky said:
But then you are not following the manufacturer's suggested use and cannot complain about how they set it up.
Also, from my understanding, it is a hardware limitation.
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So how do we use a backup app like titanium backup to restore apps?
jir591 said:
So how do we use a backup app like titanium backup to restore apps?
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Reserve space for Titanium Backup on your internal storage lol
I have 2 TWRP backups, TiBU's backup and music on my internal storage without issue and I still have 12GB free.
That's what I was afraid of. I'm using a custom rom so nextbit cloud doesn't work
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So how do we use a backup app like titanium backup to restore apps?
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Saythis said:
Reserve space for Titanium Backup on your internal storage lol
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This. I just use the internal storage on device and then keep a "backup" of those files on a USB drive and computer for use later, if needed.
I am running a Custom ROM, never used the loud and have had no issues with anything.
Nextbit_Khang said:
Sorry, we don't support USB OTG.
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Hi,
I wrongfully wipe my system partition. And I cannot reboot because in twrp it shows "No OS installed, are you sure to continue."
How can I install ROM to nextbit robin with my computer?
Please help me.
Try to flash the nextbit factory firmware here
HTML:
https://insider.razer.com/index.php?threads/robin-factory-images-and-usb-driver.21487/
HTML:
1. i assume you have to unlock bootloader, enable usb debugging and usb driver installed
2. adb minimal install on your pc
3. download the latest factory firmware
4. extract the zip file
5. boot your Robin into Fastboot mode
6. simple hit that flash-all.bat file and plug your nextbit to usb 2 port on your pc.
7. just wait the process
when finished all process your nexbit back to factory default firmware
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