I just got my new Nexus 7 2013 and was following to the T the rooting instructions provided by Philos64. I somehow ended up after installing TWRP with a stuck screen on the X. I tried to do a factory reset in TWRP, but my format fails. What are my options? Please help! This is the first time I have soft bricked any device I have rooted. I have the LTE version of this tablet.
I'd try to flash a ROM through TWRP. Although IDK if there are any LTE ones available.
Otherwise might have to go back and download and install a factory image.
Matthewlawson3 said:
I just got my new Nexus 7 2013 and was following to the T the rooting instructions provided by Philos64. I somehow ended up after installing TWRP with a stuck screen on the X. I tried to do a factory reset in TWRP, but my format fails. What are my options? Please help! This is the first time I have soft bricked any device I have rooted. I have the LTE version of this tablet.
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Sideload a custom ROM or reflash stock JLS36C. Just having a custom recovery is not actually rooting.
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Sideload a custom ROM or reflash stock JLS36C. Just having a custom recovery is not actually rooting.
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How do I reflash JLS36C? Sorry never had to reflash stock before
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How do I reflash JLS36C? Sorry never had to reflash stock before
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https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2225405
Code:
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot flash userdata userdata.img
fastboot flash cache cache.img
Check YouTube under Shane Starnes DroidmodderX, August 20, 2013 video on unbricking the 2013 Nexus 7. It includes links to files.
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Jhall8 said:
Check YouTube under Shane Starnes DroidmodderX, August 20, 2013 video on unbricking the 2013 Nexus 7. It includes links to files.
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I have JLS36C and I have ADB installed of course. Now what do I do?
Matthewlawson3 said:
I have JLS36C and I have ADB installed of course. Now what do I do?
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Extract the images that I mentioned to your ADB folder.
Navigate CMD to your ADB directory.
Reboot into bootloader.
Execute the commands that I listed.
Username invalid said:
Extract the images that I mentioned to your ADB folder.
Navigate CMD to your ADB directory.
Reboot into bootloader.
Execute the commands that I listed.
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Thanks Guys! That video worked! Now just to find a easier method to root my Nexus 7 2013 Mobile
Matthewlawson3 said:
Thanks Guys! That video worked! Now just to find a easier method to root my Nexus 7 2013 Mobile
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Rooting is just flashing a zip file in your recovery. Don't know how much easier it can get.
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Does anyone have a backup of the stock recovery image in case anything goes wrong with flash CWM?
Thanks
-Nik
push . i also need it to return my faulty GN
Ditto. Anyone got one
Evostance said:
Ditto. Anyone got one
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If anyone can tell me how to pull it, I'll pull and post tomorrow.
http://db.tt/Q3euJTZE
That is a link to the stock recovery from ITL33d.
I have confirmed it can be flashed in fastboot to get back stock recovery after a failed attempt to load CWM.
cellzealot said:
http://db.tt/Q3euJTZE
That is a link to the stock recovery from ITL33d.
I have confirmed it can be flashed in fastboot to get back stock recovery after a failed attempt to load CWM.
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What about ITL41D which is the more common retail version? Presumably it would need to be this for warranty purposes?
By the way, there is a post in the GN Developer section about "Insecure Boot.img" - which is a modified ITL41D boot image. According to that thread, modifying one value in that file will make it back to stock again but I cant figure out how to mount it and edit it as Im not a linux guru.
Would any of these help?
http://www.peteralfonso.com/2011/11/download-100-stock-fastboot-images-for.html
Shodney said:
Would any of these help?
http://www.peteralfonso.com/2011/11/download-100-stock-fastboot-images-for.html
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Yep, perfect. Follow the link at the bottom of the post.
Niksko said:
Yep, perfect. Follow the link at the bottom of the post.
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Whats the process of getting them back onto the device?
fastboot boot xxxx.img
?
You can use
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
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to flash just the recovery
or
fastboot update pete_maguro_img_ITL41D_OEM.zip
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to flash entire partitions
omrij said:
You can use
to flash just the recovery
or to flash entire partitions
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Cheers
Take it will wipe the phone
Just tried Peter Alfonso's but it says theres no android-info.txt in the zip when there is :/
If its just the recovery.img you are after, extract from the zip then do fastboot boot recovery.img to test booting into it. If you are happy it works, you can do fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
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These commands wrt recovery.img do not wipe the phone but doing the whole system thing will. Please note someone elsewhere said they got into a bad state using peter alfonsos system.img so beware.
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chandlerweb said:
These commands wrt recovery.img do not wipe the phone but doing the whole system thing will. Please note someone elsewhere said they got into a bad state using peter alfonsos system.img so beware.
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That was me . Its OK now, no idea how I got it working and the img is missing some stock stuff
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Hi!
I think I may have bricked my phone. I superwiped but I forgot to put a ROM
so now I have nothing on my phone.
Can I flash a ROM from my computer to my phone?
Thx in advance!
Flash a stock image using the Google images, then you can re-flash a custom one
If you still have cwr, mount USB in cwr, put a rom on there, flash from. If you don't have a recovery, you should be able to adb push the recovery file and flash through boot loader, then mount USB in recovery, copy rom to phone, flash.
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Fastboot and download mode are your friends ;-)
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EddyOS said:
Flash a stock image using the Google images, then you can re-flash a custom one
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Where do I find them? I am sorry im a n00b :S
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Fastboot and download mode are your friends ;-)
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+1 What he said! /\
look at thread that has the odin stock rom
If you're a n00b then why on earth did you unlock the phone in the first place? Surely you should've researched what you were doing in case something like this happened?
Kotd424 said:
Hi!
I think I may have bricked my phone. I superwiped but I forgot to put a ROM
so now I have nothing on my phone.
Can I flash a ROM from my computer to my phone?
Thx in advance!
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all is very easy to fix
1. Change ROM name to rom.zip
adb shell
mount /data
exit
adb push rom.zip /data/media
Now reboot into recovery and flash ROM.
Its all in here
http://groups.google.com/group/android-building/msg/43c3a418144fc6c5
This has helped me out twice already, and its where the factory images will be when the OTAs start, so of you're impatient and want them as soon as you can get them here
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I think we need to put up a sticky again explaining what "brick" means.
mike1986. said:
all is very easy to fix
1. Change ROM name to rom.zip
adb shell
mount /data
exit
adb push rom.zip /data/media
Now reboot into recovery and flash ROM.
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Hi, when I write adb shell, it says device not found.
i have install usb drivers but it dosent work
spences10 said:
Its all in here
http://groups.google.com/group/android-building/msg/43c3a418144fc6c5
This has helped me out twice already, and its where the factory images will be when the OTAs start, so of you're impatient and want them as soon as you can get them here
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thx!
nbdysreal said:
If you still have cwr, mount USB in cwr, put a rom on there, flash from. If you don't have a recovery, you should be able to adb push the recovery file and flash through boot loader, then mount USB in recovery, copy rom to phone, flash.
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Mount usb isn't working yet on Galaxy Nexus CWM 5.5.0.2 recovery you need to have a working rom to put your files in the phone
ok, nobody knows why I get error: device not found when i type adb shell?
I cant make it work... :S would really appreciate it
Kotd424 said:
ok, nobody knows why I get error: device not found when i type adb shell?
I cant make it work... :S would really appreciate it
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Did adb work before? Sounds like the drivers aren't installed properly
And if you are trying to use the images from what I linked earlier you need to be in fastboot not adb
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Did adb work before? Sounds like the drivers aren't installed properly
And if you are trying to use the images from what I linked earlier you need to be in fastboot not adb
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ok i also have the fastboot but what do I write?
fastboot boot <image name> ? that didnt work for me
Got it working now.
Thx everybody for the help. I didnt know that you should use adb in recovery mode.
Hi guys I'm trying to get my nexus updated to JB. I am on 4.0.4 rooted using the toolkit. I have flashed stock recovery back to the phone using toolkit. I'm getting the attached error. Any ideas anyone?
Thanks
step 1) STOP USING A TOOLKIT!
step 2) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
corkie1 said:
Hi guys I'm trying to get my nexus updated to JB. I am on 4.0.4 rooted using the toolkit. I have flashed stock recovery back to the phone using toolkit. I'm getting the attached error. Any ideas anyone?
Thanks
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Well first of all, I definitely don't recommend you using toolkit. Using it has higher chance of bricking your phone.
It seems like you might have to boot into the clockworkmod recovery and from there, flash the zip. It's faster than the way and also doesn't give you those kind of headache
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Hi guys when I say toolkit its the specific gnex toolkit. I thought this was a well received method for rooting - no?
Are you sure you flashed the right stock recovery for your phone?
Ya definitely flashed right stock recovery. It's very easy using the toolkit.
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Ya definitely flashed right stock recovery. It's very easy using the toolkit.
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so is fastboot
fastboot flash recovery nameofrecovery.img
I've used the toolkits and fastboot on 3 different gnex's and not had problems either way. If you fastboot incorrectly as well it's possible to brick your phone right?
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I've used the toolkits and fastboot on 3 different gnex's and not had problems either way. If you fastboot incorrectly as well it's possible to brick your phone right?
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well yeah if you fastboot the wrong recovery, but if you typo the command, it errors and wont flash it.
The OTA failed not because of your recovery but because of /system/usr/keylayout/generic.kl not being stock or missing.
You can either find that file and push it back and then run the OTA hoping that's the only file you modified.
Or flash the stock JB image following the link Zepius posted in the 2nd post.
I used this thread to help me update to JB when the OTA wasn't showing up for me (I was impatient).
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If you fastboot incorrectly as well it's possible to brick your phone right?
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Nope. Odin yes. Fastboot no.
OP: And as El Daddy said you (or one of your root apps) prob changed something related to your keyboard, so you need to replace that file with the stock one.
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I can't agree more! This is literally the third straight post I've read with an issue that started with 'I'm rooted using X toolkit...'
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El Daddy said:
The OTA failed not because of your recovery but because of /system/usr/keylayout/generic.kl not being stock or missing.
You can either find that file and push it back and then run the OTA hoping that's the only file you modified.
Or flash the stock JB image following the link Zepius posted in the 2nd post.
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Hiya - thanks - I browsed to the location and found a generic.kl.bac file - renamed this rebooted and the OTA went through no problems
So hello everyone i have a galaxy nexus verizon which i rooted and have been running a for a couple weeks i installed an app yesterday and my phone rebooted and now im in team win recovery but i cant install a rom adb sees my device in recovery mode but i cant push a rom to my phone it says failed to copy
please help any ideas
thanks dave
did you try fastboot flashing the stock rom?
thanks for your reply
Zepius said:
did you try fastboot flashing the stock rom?
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i just did it now im in fastboot mode with a lock state of unlocked
did you use fastboot commands to flash anything?
thanks for your help
Zepius said:
did you use fastboot commands to flash anything?
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i did not, i tried flashing a new rom in recovery but failed to take
flash the stock rom in fastboot.
thanks
Zepius said:
flash the stock rom in fastboot.
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i tried but unable to open zip file IN TEAM WIN RECOVERY i also tried adb and now i get an I/0 ERROR
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use fastboot commands in fastboot. there are several guides on how to do this.
RECOVERY IS NOT FASTBOOT.
thanks
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use fastboot commands in fastboot. there are several guides on how to do this.
RECOVERY IS NOT FASTBOOT.
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ok im gonna look for the guides now and thanks for the new information
by chance would you have a direct link to the guide
thanks
doriean said:
ok im gonna look for the guides now and thanks for the new information
by chance would you have a direct link to the guide
thanks
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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=fastboot+commands
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doriean said:
i tried but unable to open zip file IN TEAM WIN RECOVERY i also tried adb and now i get an I/0 ERROR
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I get that when I have a bad download of a zip file. Try a fresh download & re flash.
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i have a 2013 nexus 7 wifi model. i can get in to fastboot but dont have twrp, cant get into recovery or anything please help
nwpressd said:
i have a 2013 nexus 7 wifi model. i can get in to fastboot but dont have twrp or anything please help
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In general section, there's wugfresh tool (Nexus ToolKit).
Download it and you just check, nexus is bricked+revert back to stock, click on it!
Let it do the magic! Done!
Thank @WugFresh and maybe support him by donating something for his awesome tools!
Hnk1 said:
In general section, there's wugfresh tool (Nexus ToolKit).
Download it and you just check, nexus is bricked+revert back to stock, click on it!
Let it do the magic! Done!
Thank wugfresh and maybe support him by donating something for his awesome tools!
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ok i tried wugs tool and this is what it said
idk if this info would help as well
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ok i tried wugs tool and this is what it said
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It's been a while since I installed a complete factory image but I'm pretty sure the no signature is normal and the install should start back up. Give it a few seconds it will continue! ; )
wantabe said:
It's been a while since I installed a complete factory image but I'm pretty sure the no signature is normal and the install should start back up. Give it a few seconds it will continue! ; )
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woah thank you! i feel dumb for thinking something wasnt working because of that lol.
Hnk1 said:
In general section, there's wugfresh tool (Nexus ToolKit).
Download it and you just check, nexus is bricked+revert back to stock, click on it!
Let it do the magic! Done!
Thank wugfresh and maybe support him by donating something for his awesome tools!
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donated 5 because i would be lost without him
nwpressd said:
donated 5 because i would be lost without him
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:good:
Cant you flash twrp from an android sdk command window and flash a ROM?
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mugzylol said:
Cant you flash twrp from an android sdk command window and flash a ROM?
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Yes, you can.
fastboot flash recovery recoveryname.img
FWIW, one can also boot (as opposed to flash) twrp if one wanted to keep stock recovery.
fastboot boot recoveryname.img
But yeah, if all you need to do is restore /system, just pull it out of the devices factory images and use fastboot to flash system.img.
fastboot flash system system.img
nwpressd said:
ok i tried wugs tool and this is what it said
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If you read the box, it said its normal.