Dears,
I have galaxy nexus intl version with CM 11 , two days ago it rebooted by it self and entered a boot loop that till now couldn't get out of it, when booting it reaches the CM animation stays there for about 30 sec then it restarts.
I tried the following:
Recovery
boot into recovery, wiped cache, wiped dalvik cache, but when I was wiping the data/factory reset the device freezes and reboots, I tried to format data from recovery but I ended up the same, the devices freez, reboot and the loop, CM animation then restart and again and again and again and again.
Fastboot:
Every command to erase, lock and relock, flash stock img, flash other recoveries, everything completed successfully but as if I did nothing, nothing changes, neither the boot loader nor the recovery not even the used data, every thing there as if I did nothing, and still stuck in the loop.
ADB:
I booted into recovery , I have CWM 6.0.4, then tried to pull everything, and thankfully I succeeded, but not in pushing, every time I push a file it finishes successfully but nothing shows on the device.
I installed a new rom via sideload, and it completed successfully, so I rebooted but as if I installed nothing same loop in the same place.P.S I tried multiple roms , the result always the same.
I tried to format via adb shell command, but everytime I format the \data\media , the device freeze and reboot.
Odin
I tried to restore to stock via Odin, it failed when writing the system twice but in the third time it succeeded , and then as if I did nothing.
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I also tried the nexus tool kit, every command in the toolkit, I managed to run twrp recovery temporarily and tried the same as before and ended up with the same results.
I gave up , and I ran out of ideas, I wish that there is still something I can do before sending it to maintenance.
Thank you in advance.
Sounds like the emmc is fried.
bpyazel said:
Sounds like the emmc is fried.
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So what do you thing should I do??!!
Either buy a new Emmc and replace it, have a shop do it or buy another phone.
bpyazel said:
Either buy a new Emmc and replace it, have a shop do it or buy another phone.
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I thought, there is something that I still can do before sending it to an electronic shop.
Thank you anyway man
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I can't wipe my phone. So far I've tried:
Factory reset from Settings menu
Hard reset from recovery mode
fastboot -w
Flashing latest version of Yakju from Google
Locking and unlocking bootloader
Wiping from TWRP
Formatting userdata
In addition, I've tried uninstalling apps and removing files via adb shell. In both cases, the apps/files would return on reboot. (And the phone will reboot spontaneously when booted normally, although uninstalling some apps will make it take longer.)
Some background: I forgot to plug in my phone Friday night, and when I checked on it Saturday evening, it was dead. I plugged it into the wall charger, but it wouldn't charge. I poked around the charger port a bit, and got it working again. At 1/4 charge, I tried booting it, only to find that when doing a normal boot, it would stall at the Google start-up screen, while a recovery boot would show the dead android image with no text.
I had some more trouble getting it to charge, and ultimately damaged the USB port. (I got it replaced earlier today (Monday).) To fix the booting problem, I downloaded the latest yakju image from Google and tried flashing it. Not realizing that it would take 25 minutes to write system, I pulled the battery before that point. In spite of this, I was now able to boot the phone, even if it could no longer charge.
Today I got the USB port replaced, but found that the phone would crash every minute or so. I suspect that this is symptomatic of the larger problem of the phone not wanting to change from how it was Saturday morning when it died. No settings changes seem to stick. Every time I start up, I get the same SMS notification from Friday night. Deleted files are restored, and even my attempts to replace the recovery img with TWRP failed. (I managed to load it with fastboot boot, but it didn't do me much good.)
I've also run it through a successful flash of yakju, once I realized it would take half an hour to run. So far the only thing I can think of that I haven't tried is ODIN!
I have three sets of logs from logcat running up until the time of a crash, and the output of adb bugreport, if those are helpful.
Does anyone have any other suggestions?
I've attached the logs.
I've poked around a bit more, trying to get things working, or failing that, not working in a different manner. I started it up TWRP and ran a few tests. I uploaded the zipped image files to /sdcard, downloaded them again, and verified that result was identical. I used dd to copy the recovery partition to a file, grabbed it from the phone, and tried to use dd to copy TWRP over top. dd seemed to think it was successful, but grabbing the partition again, I get the same contents as before.
I'd assume it's something like the flash memory is never actually flushing its cache, so none of the changes I make get committed. I can run 'sync', and it will pause briefly if there was recent activity, but if I write data to a partition, unmount then remount it, the change is gone. If this is the case, I have no idea how I'd go about fixing it - the problem is sufficiently low level that the OS doesn't seem to be aware of it. If there are any tools available to test this, could you let me know?
At this point, I'm considering cutting my losses and getting a new phone.
Have you tried
fastboot erase boot
Fastboot erase system
Etc etc with userdata and cache also?
Might not work but worth a try.
G-Nexus Sent
ifly4vamerica said:
Have you tried
fastboot erase boot
Fastboot erase system
Etc etc with userdata and cache also?
Might not work but worth a try.
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"userdata"
Sent from my Nexus
Yeah userdata! Thanks man.
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alfedenzo said:
I can't wipe my phone. So far I've tried:
Factory reset from Settings menu
Hard reset from recovery mode
fastboot -w
Flashing latest version of Yakju from Google
Locking and unlocking bootloader
Wiping from TWRP
Formatting userdata
In addition, I've tried uninstalling apps and removing files via adb shell. In both cases, the apps/files would return on reboot. (And the phone will reboot spontaneously when booted normally, although uninstalling some apps will make it take longer.)
Some background: I forgot to plug in my phone Friday night, and when I checked on it Saturday evening, it was dead. I plugged it into the wall charger, but it wouldn't charge. I poked around the charger port a bit, and got it working again. At 1/4 charge, I tried booting it, only to find that when doing a normal boot, it would stall at the Google start-up screen, while a recovery boot would show the dead android image with no text.
I had some more trouble getting it to charge, and ultimately damaged the USB port. (I got it replaced earlier today (Monday).) To fix the booting problem, I downloaded the latest yakju image from Google and tried flashing it. Not realizing that it would take 25 minutes to write system, I pulled the battery before that point. In spite of this, I was now able to boot the phone, even if it could no longer charge.
Today I got the USB port replaced, but found that the phone would crash every minute or so. I suspect that this is symptomatic of the larger problem of the phone not wanting to change from how it was Saturday morning when it died. No settings changes seem to stick. Every time I start up, I get the same SMS notification from Friday night. Deleted files are restored, and even my attempts to replace the recovery img with TWRP failed. (I managed to load it with fastboot boot, but it didn't do me much good.)
I've also run it through a successful flash of yakju, once I realized it would take half an hour to run. So far the only thing I can think of that I haven't tried is ODIN!
I have three sets of logs from logcat running up until the time of a crash, and the output of adb bugreport, if those are helpful.
Does anyone have any other suggestions?
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i have the exact same issue.. i cant wipe anything, after rebooting everything comes back to the phone, even if the flash or odin success, the same old files and OS come back again and nothing changes.
and as in your case, system take like 30 min to write, or even more.
i've tried fastboot erase userdata, fastboot erase system, etc, odin, format partitions from adb, toolkits, etc everything you can think of, and nothing works.
please, post if you fix your phone, because mine has been dead for a month atleast, id like to fix it but i dont know how.
ifly4vamerica said:
Have you tried
fastboot erase boot
Fastboot erase system
Etc etc with userdata and cache also?
Might not work but worth a try.
G-Nexus Sent
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Sorry I didn't see this earlier. I ran the commands just now:
Code:
$ ./fastboot devices; ./fastboot erase boot; ./fastboot erase system; ./fastboot erase userdata; ./fastboot erase cache 130 ↵
016B75D71500B013 fastboot
erasing 'boot'...
OKAY [ 0.006s]
finished. total time: 0.006s
******** Did you mean to fastboot format this partition?
erasing 'system'...
OKAY [ 0.007s]
finished. total time: 0.007s
******** Did you mean to fastboot format this partition?
erasing 'userdata'...
OKAY [ 0.032s]
finished. total time: 0.032s
******** Did you mean to fastboot format this partition?
erasing 'cache'...
OKAY [ 1.881s]
finished. total time: 1.882s
Then it just boots up into the same old. (I'd tried at least some of those earlier, but I couldn't remembe which ones.)
This happened on the incredible to one of my rom users. Emmc or hardware related most likely. Either way there's not much hope to fix it if the usual methods don't work.
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can't wipe & phone powers down right after boot
Ok it looks like I have the same problem as alfadenzo, except when my Nexus finishes booting, I get a buzz, a red exclamation point in the battery icon, and a popup saying "battery is not charged, please plug in charger", and powers down.
I've flashed 3 or 4 different stock firmares via Odin.
I've flashed complete sytem img's via fastboot, first wiping everthing.
Despite all this, the same splash screen loads. I think its a from CM7
I've flashed cwm by itself via fastboot , but it doesnt stick. Instead I get the "exclamation point android" , and then the stock recovery which I cant do anything with.
I have *3* whole smacking batteries that I've used, allong with two seperate usb cables. One that came with the phone, and on that came with a different Nexus.
Is this a kernel or bootloader issue? Im all out of the options that I know of
Galaxay Nexus I505
Tuna
variant - toro
bootloader - primekk15
baseband I515 EK02 CDMA
carrier - none
Unlocked
Hi,
I am having the same issue. I tried everything. The recovery mode shows that partitions and files are erased/deleted. However, on next boot all comes live ! and my phone boots. but restarts within a few seconds!
When trying to flash using ODIN, the "system" update fails!
Anyone to help?
Hi, I'm having the same problem.
Have you found the solution??
I'm trying to
- Flash ROM from fastboot
- Flash TWRP from fastboot
- Erase partition from fastboot
- Go to recovery and delete all data in /sdcard using adb
- Trying to delete 1 widget from home screen and reboot
- Try to restore stock image using Odin, Fail in system.img
Nothing happened. My gnex boot like usual to the old home screen and nothing changed.
Then it reboot by itself.
Any ideas?
Same problems with me as I reported earlier! Some are saying that the internal memory has gone readonly and its permanent!
Do you think you can contact Samsung service for a solution? I have thought of so, but need to bring out some time for that.
rakun123 said:
Hi, I'm having the same problem.
Have you found the solution??
I'm trying to
- Flash ROM from fastboot
- Flash TWRP from fastboot
- Erase partition from fastboot
- Go to recovery and delete all data in /sdcard using adb
- Trying to delete 1 widget from home screen and reboot
- Try to restore stock image using Odin, Fail in system.img
Nothing happened. My gnex boot like usual to the old home screen and nothing changed.
Then it reboot by itself.
Any ideas?
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sudiptochoudhury said:
Same problems with me as I reported earlier! Some are saying that the internal memory has gone readonly and its permanent!
Do you think you can contact Samsung service for a solution? I have thought of so, but need to bring out some time for that.
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I haven't contact samsung service center yet. This is my old phone, it's already out of warranty so it might be costly.
I thought read only mode should give you an error message at least.
In this case, I'm feeling like using Deep Freeze but for Android
Looks like my gnex chip have emmc brickbug. I cannot check anymore using brickbug app checker because it always crashed after booting. But the symptoms is the same.
Still haven't found a way to fix it
Indeed sounds like a fried emmc. Sorry guys.
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On the same boat as you guys !
Same Scenario here ! :silly: ..... i got a GT-9250 brand new in box , was pulled out only once to try it out and it's in the EXACT same condition as mentioned by previous posters ! i have tried : Odin , fastboot flashes , Cyanogenmod Installer ( the one i had the most progress but failed as well ) , the regular reset procedure , nothing works ! its impossible to clean wipe the device !!! no matter what you do .... once the phone restarts , everything comes back again ! old apps , old data , old software !
I've read somewhere that the problem was related to the READ , WRITE permissions on the phone partitions , somehow .... and i know everyone of us come from different specific scenarios , but it may be worth to give it a try if someone knows how to help us out on that part because it makes sense, it seems the filesystem on the device is protected somehow and when we try to overwrite everything things go wrong ...
Too many people with that crazy issue without a solution , warranty claims or checks on that device are long gone blues ... so dont even think about it .... not with samsung or with the carriers ... its over for us , so we need to figure out a solution for this issue and get our devices back working properly ! :highfive:
Today my N7100 suddenly rebooted without any warning and got stuck at initial Samsung boot logo (even sound gets into loop). I managed to enter recovery and tried to wipe cache partition. But every time I try to wipe anything or delete via twrp file manager - phone reboots
Should I try re-partitioning via Odin? What pit file do I use?
lorendroll said:
Today my N7100 suddenly rebooted without any warning and got stuck at initial Samsung boot logo (even sound gets into loop). I managed to enter recovery and tried to wipe cache partition. But every time I try to wipe anything or delete via twrp file manager - phone reboots
Should I try re-partitioning via Odin? What pit file do I use?
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you can try to use Odin, but probably you have faulty eMMC, many similiar cases around the forums about rebooting and stuck on Samsung logo.
Probably PC won't recognise your phone and there will be nothing else to do, but to give it to service
Miracles happens! Re-partitioned and fully erased nand via Odin and managed to upload the rom! Have tried 3 time before it succeed (crashed few time on system and cache image writing). Everything seems fine so far. Won't upgrade the rom from the stock 4.1.2 for a while to keep phone working. I have the insane emmc chip by the way. Hope it won't fail again.
So I was updating six rom and phone went into continuous boot. So went into recovery and wiped all but internal memory and reinstalled. Same boot problem. Went into fast boot and pushed another over as well as a vendor image. Tried installing the new rom, beans gaps, super su and same result. I've left the phone for over 20 mins with no result but the boot screen.
I'm having a similar problem.
My status- Unlocked bootloader, twrp accessible, devices not getting detected in fastboot mode by the pc, rooted, restoring using the backup results in a bootloop, correct drivers installed on the pc, superSU and full backup in the mobile.
i cant transfer files since device not getting detected.
my timeline- i followed every instruction on https://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-5x/general/guides-how-to-guides-beginners-t3206930 and everything went successful, but when it rebooted to the 'Welcome' page (the page which comes when u open mobile for the first time) i restarted my nexus 5x 32gb to recovery mode and then the every boot procedure doesn't complete for several minutes(doesn't go ahead the ball animation)
I'm trying to install LineageOS 17 on a OnePlus 6.
I can boot into twrp and the install process appears to work successfully. I can swap slots and install into either slot.
When I reboot the phone I get to the screen that says "Start" and "Fastboot mode" at the top. If I try to start the phone it comes back to this screen. When I go back into twrp, the contents of /sdcard is empty. I can copy over files using adb push, install the rom and then reboot. However, every time I reboot it seems like it completely wipes the phone including the install it's just done and /sdcard is also wiped.
When I booted into twrp previously, it required my unlock code. It now no longer does that. I wonder if this is part of the problem?
If I install just oxygenos, it takes me to the oxgenos recovery screen but I cant' do anything from there. I'm guessing that won't allow me to boot with an unlocked bootloader?
Can anyone advise how I can get out of this? Installing anything using twrp looks like it works, but it's like it gets wiped every time I reboot.
I can't even seem to get OxygenOS back to working.
Can anyone give me some tips on where to go from here? Nothing I can do from TWRP seems to help. I have tried wiping everything in both slots and reinstalling oxygen, no luck
Still stuck?
Hello guys, I recently formatted data on my phone to fix a bootloop I had. After fixing everything, SIM card and wifi was not working, I downloaded the Official Stock ROM of my phone and flashed bluetooth, modem, dsp and dtbo. The original plan was to run "flash_all_except_storage.bat" but that kept throwing errors. After I flashed those things I booted successfully and unlocked my phone. Problem is Wifi still doesn't work. So once again got into fastboot, tried running "flash_all_except_storage.bat", once again it threw an error, so I restarted my phone and ever since I can't boot into system. Whenever I restart it goes straight into fastboot, Power off and on again goes to fastboot, I can boot into TWRP, rebooting from there still goes into fastboot mode. I fix a problem and 2 more take it's place, I really need your help here.
Thanks a lot !
Edit:
Fix Attempt 1 (FAILED): I tried formating data through TWRP as I read online, it did not work
Attempt 2 (FAILED): Used
Code:
fastboot continue
and got this error:
Code:
Resuming boot FAILED (remote: 'Failed to load image from partition: No Media')
fastboot: error: Command failed
Attempt 3 (HALF FIX): After some digging I realized after a failed attempt to run "flash_all_except_storage.bat", the boot was erased. I tried flashing only the boot.img and the phone booted up with the wifi working as well. Problem is after a reboot I go back into fastboot and I have to flash boot.img again to boot into system.
Here is recovery.log Pastebin
Leonniar said:
Hello guys, I recently formatted data on my phone to fix a bootloop I had. After fixing everything, SIM card and wifi was not working, I downloaded the Official Stock ROM of my phone and flashed bluetooth, modem, dsp and dtbo. The original plan was to run "flash_all_except_storage.bat" but that kept throwing errors. After I flashed those things I booted successfully and unlocked my phone. Problem is Wifi still doesn't work. So once again got into fastboot, tried running "flash_all_except_storage.bat", once again it threw an error, so I restarted my phone and ever since I can't boot into system. Whenever I restart it goes straight into fastboot, Power off and on again goes to fastboot, I can boot into TWRP, rebooting from there still goes into fastboot mode. I fix a problem and 2 more take it's place, I really need your help here.
Thanks a lot !
Edit:
Fix Attempt 1 (FAILED): I tried formating data through TWRP as I read online, it did not work
Attempt 2 (FAILED): Used
Code:
fastboot continue
and got this error:
Code:
Resuming boot FAILED (remote: 'Failed to load image from partition: No Media')
fastboot: error: Command failed
Attempt 3 (HALF FIX): After some digging I realized after a failed attempt to run "flash_all_except_storage.bat", the boot was erased. I tried flashing only the boot.img and the phone booted up with the wifi working as well. Problem is after a reboot I go back into fastboot and I have to flash boot.img again to boot into system.
Here is recovery.log Pastebin
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Can you flash full rom with mi flash tool
Rares6567 said:
Can you flash full rom with mi flash tool
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Already did, it didn't work...
Leonniar said:
Already did, it didn't work...
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Maybe is some motherboard issues?
I don't believe so. The problem I originally had was that after a restart the phone was booting into fastboot. But if I didn't restart the phone was working fine, cellular, wifi google services everything. So in order to fix that I flashed the full stock rom and that's how I ended up in the restart loop in the first place.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/decrypting-xiaomi-mi10t-pro-internal-storage.4544271/page-2#posts
Here are all the details, I started from a completely different problem and ended up here. They entire process I took is in that thread
Leonniar said:
I don't believe so. The problem I originally had was that after a restart the phone was booting into fastboot. But if I didn't restart the phone was working fine, cellular, wifi google services everything. So in order to fix that I flashed the full stock rom and that's how I ended up in the restart loop in the first place.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/decrypting-xiaomi-mi10t-pro-internal-storage.4544271/page-2#posts
Here are all the details, I started from a completely different problem and ended up here. They entire process I took is in that thread
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There is no volume buttons problem?
If no maybe you should reflash whole phone, fastboot, recovery, all, using edl ig.... I don't have this phone or any Snapdragon phone, so I don't really know....
Yeah I did, I used the flash_all.bat that comes with the ROM file and pretty much replaced everything. I tried to run it a couple of times and it failed mostly but I was able to run it twice I think (without changing anything, just running it again and again at some point it worked)
Leonniar said:
Yeah I did, I used the flash_all.bat that comes with the ROM file and pretty much replaced everything. I tried to run it a couple of times and it failed mostly but I was able to run it twice I think (without changing anything, just running it again and again at some point it worked)
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So then why your phone goes to fastboot?
I really don't know, after running flash_all the second time now my phone is stuck in a restart loop. Shows the MI logo and restarts. I can manually boot to recovery or fastboot but if I leave it on it's own it keeps turning on and off
Leonniar said:
I really don't know, after running flash_all the second time now my phone is stuck in a restart loop. Shows the MI logo and restarts. I can manually boot to recovery or fastboot but if I leave it on it's own it keeps turning on and off
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It seems that this a software bug ig, can you try go to recovery and flash the rom?
I could try but I am not sure how to do that. My rom comes in a .tgz format and not .zip and all guides mention you need a .zip file
Leonniar said:
I could try but I am not sure how to do that. My rom comes in a .tgz format and not .zip and all guides mention you need a .zip file
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So where u downloaded the fastboot rom, there is a recovery rom too :
Xiaomi Firmware Updater
The ultimate script that provides firmware packages for Xiaomi devices.
xiaomifirmwareupdater.com
Be sure u download the recovery rom not fastboot.
Btw use your miui version u had
Tho I'm not 100% sure if you flashed the fastboot rom correctly, did u :
1. Open MiFlashTool : download the tool from here if you don't have it ---> https://xiaomiflashtool.com/
2. Select your rom ( make sure your path to the rom isn't long and the folder/folders don't have long names )
3. Connect your phone
4. Click Refresh ( to make your device appear)
5. And click flash
I didn't do it with MiFlashTool because it kept throwing errors at me whenever I launched it so I tried the flash_all.bat batch file that runs cmd commands and flashes everything. the ROM I installed was the fastboot version. The official website on the recovery ROM stated that "This page shows a single update only" so I assumed it's just an update and not the full ROM. I was also told I should use the fastboot variant in the above mentioned thread
Leonniar said:
I didn't do it with MiFlashTool because it kept throwing errors at me whenever I launched it so I tried the flash_all.bat batch file that runs cmd commands and flashes everything. the ROM I installed was the fastboot version. The official website on the recovery ROM stated that "This page shows a single update only" so I assumed it's just an update and not the full ROM. I was also told I should use the fastboot variant in the above mentioned thread
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Ok so to fix the error : go to miflashtool folder and create a new folder called : log
Fixed the start up error, I get the screen that says "Please install driver", I press Install and I get this:
https://prnt.sc/I53g6bs_8i5w
Pressing ok gets me back to the "Please install driver" screen
Well I just closed the Install driver window and flashed as is, I got this:
https://prnt.sc/Bk2eaj9w5Lq7 so presumably it failed but my devices rebooted and is now on system set up
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3 reboots later and phone still boots fine to system
Rares6567 said:
It seems that this a software bug ig, can you try go to recovery and flash the rom?
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flashing miui_APOLLOEEAGlobal_V12.5.4.0.RJDEUXM_451a2324af_11.0.zip from stock recovery is good idea, you can do this from MicroSD card to circumvent any usb issues you are obviously facing on fastboot.
Leonniar said:
Well I just closed the Install driver window and flashed as is, I got this:
https://prnt.sc/Bk2eaj9w5Lq7 so presumably it failed but my devices rebooted and is now on system set up
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3 reboots later and phone still boots fine to system
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So it worked?
This "error" isn't an "error" so don't worry about it
Leonniar said:
Well I just closed the Install driver window and flashed as is, I got this:
https://prnt.sc/Bk2eaj9w5Lq7 so presumably it failed but my devices rebooted and is now on system set up
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3 reboots later and phone still boots fine to system
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This error is normal since you are not re-locking the bootloader.
If some functions are inoperative.
Try to flash the same rom (fastboot) that you had when you bought the phone, probably an A11.
Use clean all(flash_all.bat).
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/flash-tool-guide-use-xiaomi-flash-tool.4262425/