Trying to flash boot.img and update recovery.img using flashify didn't work and I also try rom manager to update recovery still won't updated any app who can flash it without fasboot?
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edipart2 said:
Trying to flash boot.img and update recovery.img using flashify didn't work and I also try rom manager to update recovery still won't updated any app who can flash it without fasboot?
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you can flash recovery or boot.img only from fastboot with PC
S-on device make it useless, thanks for info!
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plz someone help me i can't install roms which having installer like viper nd svhd because the are having their installer instead of flash method using pc.
I don't understand your question. ROMs with aroma installer are flashed from recovery like any other ROM. RUUs are flashed from your computer.
When i tried to install svhd rom the aroma installer starts from zero percent and suddenly goes to 100 but still it shows that the rom is installing
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And after rebooting it shows blank screen
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What recovery do you have? And which version?
swap your current recovery with 4ext.
bananagranola said:
What recovery do you have? And which version?
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i have clockworkmod recovery v5.8.1.5
I tried to replace with 4ext bt still clockworkmod is installed
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How did you try 4ext? Is your bootloader unlocked?
Yah i unlocked the bootloader.i simply download the 4ext app and installed the recovery then it showed that the 4ext recovery is successfully installed in your device but when i am going in recovery mode it still showing clockworkmod not the 4ext what should i do now?
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Flash the image from fastboot. And please do not PM me tech support questions.
I have tried this flash method but still doesn't work and sorry for that pm
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Wipe dalvik cache before flashing
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Kk let me try
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Try Touch recovery
I'm using cwm touch recovery and was able to flash ViperDHD 8 months ago.
how to install touch recovery
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1474490
latest recovery img
http://download2.clockworkmod.com/recoveries/recovery-clockwork-touch-5.8.1.5-ace.img
Atouch enabled re every is required. Most (if not all) reccomend using 4EXT, which can be flashed from fastboot.
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No luck
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No details. No error logs. No indication of what you did, what happened, or what files you used. No indication of what "no luck" means. Obviously no desire to help us help you. I give up.
Sorry sir, i have tried every method suggested in this post whenever i flash a recovery from pc or direct app(4ext) it shows that new recovery is successfully flashed but on rebooting it shows the same recovery menu(clockworkmod 5.8.1.5) i tried every tool to flash a new recovery.
I don't know what to do now
Solved using 4ext recovery
If i have cyanogen mod 10.2.1 with philz recovery and just flash the CyanogenMod 11 zip will it flash the boot.img from recovery?
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I don't think so..For being sure flash it through fastboot mode..
FaiselW said:
If i have cyanogen mod 10.2.1 with philz recovery and just flash the CyanogenMod 11 zip will it flash the boot.img from recovery?
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Only if your device is S-OFF
FaiselW said:
If i have cyanogen mod 10.2.1 with philz recovery and just flash the CyanogenMod 11 zip will it flash the boot.img from recovery?
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I don't think it will works. Use a tutorial to flash the boot.img oder look for the HTC One X one click installer. (works great)
Like said you have to flash through fastboot becasue recovery doesn't install the boot.img UNLESS you got s off.
You can use a toolkit to help you. In any case make sure of installing correctly and and HTC drivers
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flash the boot.img using fastboot or AIO tool that you can use more simply
Why do i need s off to flash boot.img via recovery
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FaiselW said:
Why do i need s off to flash boot.img via recovery
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Becouse the partition in eMMC is protectet and you neet security boot key to sign the rom and not just SBK you need HTC SBK. Now is that clear for you????
Ok
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Hello I was wondering if it is safe to install twrp recovery with twrp manager or should I use odin
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willdoe said:
Hello I was wondering if it is safe to install twrp recovery with twrp manager or should I use odin
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Goo Manager
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Yes but when i use goo manager it will down load and install it but when I reboot into recovery it goes right back into cwm recovery not twrp recovery Cwm what I have installed now and trying to install twrp obviously
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willdoe said:
Yes but when i use goo manager it will down load and install it but when I reboot into recovery it goes right back into cwm recovery not twrp recovery Cwm what I have installed now and trying to install twrp obviously
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Get the tar file and use Odin
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Or if you are rooted just download the image file and use adb and the dd command.
That's how I did it.
The command is on the twrp site.
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anyone know how to unroot the 7a as im selling it,thanks
Just flash the stock ROM back, and it will unroot your device and wipe your data.
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AngryHapposai said:
Just flash the stock ROM back, and it will unroot your device and wipe your data.
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hi,how do i do that as ive just rooted but never put any recovery or rom on yet :good:
is it true warranty is not voided if you have root access?reason i ask is oppo have agreed to replace my phone after me sending a diag_log to them
There is a recovery on your phone, even if you didn't install one yourself.
Follow instructions and links from this post to download and flash the stock ROM: http://www.oppoforums.com/index.php?posts/193568
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AngryHapposai said:
There is a recovery on your phone, even if you didn't install one yourself.
Follow instructions and links from this post to download and flash the stock ROM: http://www.oppoforums.com/index.php?posts/193568
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cheers for that mate
AngryHapposai said:
There is a recovery on your phone, even if you didn't install one yourself.
Follow instructions and links from this post to download and flash the stock ROM: http://www.oppoforums.com/index.php?posts/193568
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brilliant worked a treat :good:
Hi Master,
Currently im using Cyanogenmod 11s and TWRP recovery. Can I just flash Original Stock Rom and consider it was unroot? Thanks in advance
You can only flash stock ROM with oppo stock recovery. So get back to stock recovery using fastboot or recovery installer.
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Where can I get the stock recovery link?
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http://www.oppoforums.com/index.php?posts/213825
How do I flash the stock recovery, I am using Philz recovery...anyway without a computer ?
Jess813 said:
How do I flash the stock recovery, I am using Philz recovery...anyway without a computer ?
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fast,clean,easy:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/find-7/development/recovery-recovery-installer-7-t2819794
Without computer no hope.....
Of course!
Jess813 said:
How do I flash the stock recovery, I am using Philz recovery...anyway without a computer ?
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Use Flashify. Download it for free from Google Play.
Extract the recovery image (.img file), open flashify choose recovery option search the file where it's located in your phone's memory and go ahead. Flash it.
If your running Lollipop stock ROM and want to gain root again without a PC. Then install Kingroot app and you'll be back in the party.
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anuarevo said:
Where can I get the stock recovery link?
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community.oppo.com/en/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=40699
Here is the info you need.
anuarevo said:
Where can I get the stock recovery link?
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I'm on a rom that has SuperSU built in (Liquidsmooth). Now if I wanted to flash to a new rom that doesn't have SuperSU built in, what do I do? Is the flashing process the same? Or will I have to download the SuperSU.zip file and flash that before flashing the new rom?
Almost all roms are rooted. If not, after you flash it your recovery will ask if you want to root it.
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an0ther said:
Almost all roms are rooted. If not, after you flash it your recovery will ask if you want to root it.
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Got it, thanks.