I'm in Cyanogenmod.
How can u go back to stock?
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Hi,
You can just re-flash a stock rom for your model (X90xx) or use the Chinese app provided on the official coloros site to come back to a stock up to date firmware of coloros for your device.
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Stock ROM won't flash on a custom recovery.
You'll need to flash the stock recovery using fastboot first. Then the stock ROM.
apurvapatel said:
Stock ROM won't flash on a custom recovery.
You'll need to flash the stock recovery using fastboot first. Then the stock ROM.
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I am stuck here...I have the zip file to the stock recovery on my phone but not even flashify will flash the stock recovery. How would I flash the stock recovery so I can try out the beta ColorOS? I've googled and searched everywhere
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VeryCoolAlan said:
I'm in Cyanogenmod.
How can u go back to stock?
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Did u find a solution I'm on the boat....
Get the img file of the stock recovery and flash it in the fastboot mode of the phone.
The command is Fastboot flash recovery name of file.img
Acquire the stock recovery .img file. Rename it recovery.img
Open a command prompt and navigate to the folder with the recovery.img and make sure you have the proper adb files in that folder.
Make sure your Find 7 is in bootloader mode and connected via usb.
Type fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Wait a second and that's it. That's how you flash any recovery on most android devices with an unlocked bootloader.
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Acquire the stock recovery .img file. Rename it recovery.img
Open a command prompt and navigate to the folder with the recovery.img and make sure you have the proper adb files in that folder.
Make sure your Find 7 is in bootloader mode and connected via usb.
Type fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Wait a second and that's it. That's how you flash any recovery on most android devices with an unlocked bootloader.
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i have the stock recovery and the stock rom however it fails everytime i flash it. Need desperate help?
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I have a Nexus with UNLOCKED Bootloader, TWRP recovery and root.
Can I back to stock recovery and stay with root on my Nexus?
Only flash recovery stock, how can I do it?
Thanks in advance.
idann said:
I have a Nexus with UNLOCKED Bootloader, TWRP recovery and root.
Can I back to stock recovery and stay with root on my Nexus?
Only flash recovery stock, how can I do it?
Thanks in advance.
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You can have root and stock recovery
You can find a mini guide to flashing stock recovery in this post
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2448015
In the download section of that post you can find the stock recovery for the version you need
sfhub said:
You can have root and stock recovery
You can find a mini guide to flashing stock recovery in this post
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2448015
In the download section of that post you can find the stock recovery for the version you need
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I found the recovery stock here: https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
While flash this recovery (from file ROM), the root will not stay on device?
idann said:
I found the recovery stock here: https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
While flash this recovery (from file ROM), the root will not stay on device?
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If you extract just the recovery from the image zip and flash that, root will stay. If you flash the whole thing, root will be gone.
sfhub said:
If you extract just the recovery from the image zip and flash that, root will stay. If you flash the whole thing, root will be gone.
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Only recovery image zip, so my Nexus will stay with root & unlocked bootloader?
Stock recovery will possible to get OTA from google?
To flashing recovery image zip, copy file recovery.img to storage device and running command "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img"?
Thanks
If I am reading what you wrote correctly, yes to all your questions
Root needs to have been installed using SuperSU v1.55 or above for ota to work.
Just a simple question:
Is there any way to get back from CM 10.1
and TWRP 2.7.0.1 back to stock recovery and 907 ?
Greez Gadlion
The easiest way is to install a version whom you can instal from your computer to your phone it reinstals also the original bootloader. After that do a online update and install the latest official ROM. The easiest way.
Install mate toolbox on your PC, then run it and install original recovery. Once you do this you just need to create a folder on your SD card called dload and you can put the update file of your choice in it and just boot into recovery. The update will automatically run
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Thanks for the fast response, but both won't work with mine and on my dad neither.
I know the methods but i can't explain why it won't work so if you can switch back to stock with the mate tool box i will work in that way with a fresh Windows ^^
Thanks anyways
Gadlion
If you are up to working with linux, you can extract the files from the toolbox and then use adb/fastboot to put stuff back.
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If you are up to working with linux, you can extract the files from the toolbox and then use adb/fastboot to put stuff back.
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But i can't get in bootloader... If i do it from my Mint 17 with adb sideload from TWRP 2.7.0.0 i cant do [email protected]~ $ adb reboot bootloader or [email protected]~ $ adb reboot-bootloader
i never get more than the Huawei start screen. I tried everything to get into bootloader.
Same with the Mate-toolkit0.2, i can do everything nothing happend.
Huawei logo IS bootloader mode on mate!
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Then flash stock recovery img whit fastboot...
Anyone know where to get it? to flash in twrp?
malteasers said:
Anyone know where to get it? to flash in twrp?
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Try getting it from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2706441
Download the whole rom and unzip it, you'll find a file call boot.img
Extract it out and flash that to your device in fastboot by using fastboot flash boot boot.img
Bobbi lim said:
Try getting it from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2706441
Download the whole rom and unzip it, you'll find a file call boot.img
Extract it out and flash that to your device in fastboot by using fastboot flash boot boot.img
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you are forgetting the modules !
Hey guys
I want stock recovery to update my htc m8 eye version
I google it but i couldn't find anyone post it
Please help guys i want to receive OTA updates..
maawali said:
Hey guys
I want stock recovery to update my htc m8 eye version
I google it but i couldn't find anyone post it
Please help guys i want to receive OTA updates..
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You'll receive the OTAs as long as you are on the stock ROM, you just won't be able to flash them.
Download the OTA, and choose to install later.
Transfer it to your PC and open it with 7zip.
Look for the firmware.zip, and unzip it. Inside is the recovery.img
Put the recovery.img into your fastboot folder, hook your phone up to you PC, and
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot reboot
You'll now be able to install the OTA.
xunholyx said:
You'll receive the OTAs as long as you are on the stock ROM, you just won't be able to flash them.
Download the OTA, and choose to install later.
Transfer it to your PC and open it with 7zip.
Look for the firmware.zip, and unzip it. Inside is the recovery.img
Put the recovery.img into your fastboot folder, hook your phone up to you PC, and
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot reboot
You'll now be able to install the OTA.
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will this really work?
xunholyx said:
You'll receive the OTAs as long as you are on the stock ROM, you just won't be able to flash them.
Download the OTA, and choose to install later.
Transfer it to your PC and open it with 7zip.
Look for the firmware.zip, and unzip it. Inside is the recovery.img
Put the recovery.img into your fastboot folder, hook your phone up to you PC, and
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot reboot
You'll now be able to install the OTA.
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Thanks you are the man.. that really works perfectly.
imfuzzyyy said:
will this really work?
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yes
xunholyx said:
yes
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thank you this is very informative BTW Im still lock bootloader so when I unlock it some of my stock apps will be vanished like flashlight etc. will the OTA still work even without those apps?
History : i've been using an earlier pre-rooted rom for this device and after having taking care of unrooting it, i tried the OTA Update to upgrade and access the TWSP and Garbage rom.
My issue is that as i access the phone in fastboot mode with fastboot and adb i can't acces the recovery mode : the phone reboot to fastboot.
Any hint appreciated
Manuel
Have you tried rerooting and flashing a recovery again?
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lowvoice said:
Have you tried rerooting and flashing a recovery again?
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Rooted again with "cai_dat_CWM" (root ok)
Flashed with fastboot flash recovery twrp.img (transfert ok)
same issue after selecting recovery mode
is the unlock available in 2.15.40.13 ((2015/05/06) ?
U need to unlock ur bootloader first to flash permanent TWRP
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yakub234go said:
U need to unlock ur bootloader first to flash permanent TWRP
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According to http://forum.xda-developers.com/zenfone2/general/congrats-to-bootlocker-unlocked-t3138547
Step 1 to unlock is Update to 2.19.40
I'm on 2.15.40.13 and the OTA fails at the fastboot menu
http://forum.xda-developers.com/zenfone2/orig-development/rom-pre-root-img-t3079590/page51
I forgot this was a pre-root system.img file as explained, no stock system.img provided
I think the recovery limitation was made on purpose to avoid bootloop after OTA.
Looking for stock rom to flash via fastboot
Fixed :
Used cai_dat_CWM Tethered to flash stock rom from Asus Website
UL-Z00A-WW-2.19.40.18-user.zip from Asus Website
Then again to root with SuperSU246 update from zip