hi friends
LG G3 D855 - Android 5.0-ROOT
I want to install the CUSTOMROM. I installed TWRP. I restart the phone, I see Secure Booting Error! Cause: boot verify certification.
Then the phone turns off, the warning light starts to burn ...
I wear again, remove the battery, the phone works.
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I want to Twrp to install custom ROMs ..
1. I installed Kitkat
2-Root
3-I installed TWRP.
4-Phone I rebooted, it s work for the ... (TWRP working)
5-. I install custom ROMs and bump with TWRP
6- I restart the phone, I got the error again (Secure Booting Error! Cause: boot verify certification.)
I restart the phone, remove the battery, but I always get the same error.
I install android 5.0 with Lgtools, phone is working. But I want to install custom ROM. How do I make
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i believe the error may be with the kernal. boot into twrp and try flashing one of these and report back
->http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3#kernels
kp_q said:
i believe the error may be with the kernal. boot into twrp and try flashing one of these and report back
->http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3#kernels
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when i install TWRP , ı have Secure boot error
ftekinsen said:
when i install TWRP , ı have Secure boot error
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????????????
??? help pls
i fix it i can help about this topic anybody ...
Please post your solution; I just rooted and flashed TWRP, and now I cannot reboot into recovery.
FIXED
Heres a solution to your problem... http://forum.xda-developers.com/spr...y-download-t3053985/post60106965#post60106965
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i fix it i can help about this topic anybody ...
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Would love to hear the fix. Happening to me today.
Thanks!
How to fix it? Can you tell me the step?
I really have the problem like you, want use custom rom but can't reboot in recovery mode
ftekinsen said:
i fix it i can help about this topic anybody ...
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hey i have this issue on att g3 installed twrp through auto rec now boots to security error screen. how can i fix this?
Since you have twrp just flash a kernel or a new rom through twrp.
Cool thanks man. I was kinda stuck there. I couldn't get my pc to see the phone, had to wait for a micro sd card to put the kernel on. Thanks a lot
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Hello Friend
I just have same problem like you + the when I connect the G3 to my computer it did not recognize it
many tanks for your help
This worked for me
this - http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/general/apk-flash-twrp-autorec-thanks-to-t3081396
LG G3 LS990 - ZVB - Rooted + TWRP - Flash Stock Recovery Only
Hi, I am looking for flashing stock recovery on my LG G3 Sprint LS990. I believe the same method will work. I am currently running on stock ZVB ROM rooted and TWRP installed as recovery. In the download folder for LS990-ZVB http://downloads.codefi.re/autoprime/LG/LG_G3/LS990/stock_partitions/ZVB, there is no recovery image file, but in ZVA folder there is. I am just wondering if I can flash ZVA folder's recovery image using Flashify to my ZVB ROM LS990 and if that will work.
My LS990 is rooted and currently have TWRP. i get secure boot error when the phone reboots after accepting Android updates installation that come automatically. I believe installing stock recovery will resolve this issue and allow to install Android updates I do not want to going back to stock completely, that will unroot my phone and again I have do all these staffs.
Anyone can help to advise, will be appreciated. Thanks.
Worked for me
It's not english, it is portuguese Brazil, but it works.
youtube.com/watch?v=gHAA5e2FQbU&index=1&list=LLtlXyuPzN6skeex-P2apfrQ
autorec does the job for me.... thanks dev
Secure Boot Error 1003
ftekinsen said:
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Ian having this issue I really would like help resolving.
Related
Hi, I have rooted my device and installed a custom recovery. But that's it, haven't installed any new ROM, and still have the stock one witch it came with.
Today I received an update message, so I downloaded the new update, and as it should be, it requested a reset.
After the reset, the device boot himself into the recovery, ans apparently refuses to boot into the new rom, or anywhere but the recovery.
I performed a full wipe, and did a system restore. And still it always boot into the recovery.
Its a "Team Win" recovery v2.6.3.2
Help please.
Vad88 said:
Hi, I have rooted my device and installed a custom recovery. But that's it, haven't installed any new ROM, and still have the stock one witch it came with.
Today I received an update message, so I downloaded the new update, and as it should be, it requested a reset.
After the reset, the device boot himself into the recovery, ans apparently refuses to boot into the new rom, or anywhere but the recovery.
I performed a full wipe, and did a system restore. And still it always boot into the recovery.
Its a "Team Win" recovery v2.6.3.2
Help please.
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what is the version number of you pad?? like 12a, 12b, 18a, 20a, 20b...........etc
Which one of those???
Jhon998 said:
what is the version number of you pad?? like 12a, 12b, 18a, 20a, 20b...........etc
Which one of those???
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I dont remember man...
I last time I rooted a device it was a Galaxy S2, and I cracked opened the **** out of him, and something like this never happened to me..
As I told, I did a system restore, why it still doesnt boot anywhere beyond the recovery?
One more thing,
After I manage to turn it off, it starts immediately as I plug in the power, but stops on the "Logo" and with this title in the up right corner: "Secure boot error! Cause: Device Unlock, so Boot Success"
Thats it... got this message and doesnt boot... After I unplug the power, it boots into recovery, and only then (whie unplug) I can order it to power off.
Iam desperate..
Ok, now I think I am truly Fckd up...
I accidentally deleted the only restore file I had... witch didn't quit helped me the one time I launched it.. but anyways, now even this one is gone.
So now I stuck with god know what system.. (I did launched the restore, bit it didnt helped).
I do have a working recovery, and thats it. Please help me restore the device to fully stoke.
Vad88 said:
Ok, now I think I am truly Fckd up...
I accidentally deleted the only restore file I had... witch didn't quit helped me the one time I launched it.. but anyways, now even this one is gone.
So now I stuck with god know what system.. (I did launched the restore, bit it didnt helped).
I do have a working recovery, and thats it. Please help me restore the device to fully stoke.
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Download a ROM onto sdcard through computer, transfer sdcard to tablet, install through recovery.
sleekmason said:
Download a ROM onto sdcard through computer, transfer sdcard to tablet, install through recovery.
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Thanks, Iam downloading the one from this thread: (ROM) OFFICIAL 4.4.2 V500 Update & Go back to 4.2.2!
Is it possible to install it into the tablet in mine condition?
Vad88 said:
Thanks, Iam downloading the one from this thread: (ROM) OFFICIAL 4.4.2 V500 Update & Go back to 4.2.2!
Is it possible to install it into the tablet in mine condition?
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Not sure. I was thinking Mahdi or Cyanogenmod. A complete ROM. If the 4.4.2 is a complete ROM, then yes. The update you are trying won't affect the recovery, correct?
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Not sure. I was thinking Mahdi or Cyanogenmod. A complete ROM. If the 4.4.2 is a complete ROM, then yes. The update you are trying won't affect the recovery, correct?
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Yes.. the update didnt effected the recovery, and from my experience it shouldnt... (the update is for the ROM, witch was stock)
Thats why I didnt install a custom ROM from the beginning, I wanted a rooted device, but for now I wanted to stay with stock ROM. After receiving an update message, I didnt think for a second that the root and the custom recovery will effect the update...
Maybe this update had something to do with the recovery... and because mine is custom, I have this issue...
Iam not an expert in the LG field, so Iam not familiar with those effects, the update caused...
Can you please look at the installation guide in the link I gave, and check if it is doable on my device.
Thank you for the help! :good:
I would like to update that I followed the instructions from this link: (ROM) OFFICIAL 4.4.2 V500 Update & Go back to 4.2.2!, and now the tablet is back alive!
Thanks for all the help!
Vad88 said:
I would like to update that I followed the instructions from this link: (ROM) OFFICIAL 4.4.2 V500 Update & Go back to 4.2.2!, and now the tablet is back alive!
Thanks for all the help!
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Good!
Please update the post title and add "Solved".
I get "Secure Booting Error! Cause: boot certification verify" every time I try to boot to recovery.
I updated to the latest stock using the flashing guide in the FAQ, rooted it with the script that now has a 1 click script then tried to install TWRP via the app but I get that every time I try to get in to recovery. Download mode and normal boot works fine.
Any help is welcome.
Hunting Rifle said:
I get "Secure Booting Error! Cause: boot certification verify" every time I try to boot to recovery.
I updated to the latest stock using the flashing guide in the FAQ, rooted it with the script that now has a 1 click script then tried to install TWRP via the app but I get that every time I try to get in to recovery. Download mode and normal boot works fine.
Any help is welcome.
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I´m having the exact same problem. Did you figured it out?
I´m running the Arabic Stock Rom (V20i), rooted.
gfrancoso said:
I´m having the exact same problem. Did you figured it out?
I´m running the Arabic Stock Rom (V20i), rooted.
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Found something here http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/help/twrp-stock-rom-android-5-0-d855-t3064710 haven't tried it tho.
Heres a solution to your problem... http://forum.xda-developers.com/spr...y-download-t3053985/post60106965#post60106965
Solved for me
Hope this helps:
I f*cked up my phone by going into a secret menu and clicking test..something. Don't remember the name, or why I clicked it. After that, I tried to get rid of the error by trying EVERY method I could find on XDA, but nothing worked. Even had working TWRP.
Finally, I flashed an original .KDZ found by IMEI on this site: http://lg-firmware-rom.com/ using kdz method found here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2785089 , AND NOW IT WORKS.
Goddam stressfull )
petregeorgian said:
Hope this helps:
I f*cked up my phone by going into a secret menu and clicking test..something. Don't remember the name, or why I clicked it. After that, I tried to get rid of the error by trying EVERY method I could find on XDA, but nothing worked. Even had working TWRP.
Finally, I flashed an original .KDZ found by IMEI on this site: http://lg-firmware-rom.com/ using kdz method found here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2785089 , AND NOW IT WORKS.
Goddam stressfull )
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Thank you, my friend had a similar problem I`ve tried other methods but this one worked.
Hunting Rifle said:
I get "Secure Booting Error! Cause: boot certification verify" every time I try to boot to recovery.
I updated to the latest stock using the flashing guide in the FAQ, rooted it with the script that now has a 1 click script then tried to install TWRP via the app but I get that every time I try to get in to recovery. Download mode and normal boot works fine.
Any help is welcome.
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Well, surely you have flashed a non-bumped recovery.
Simply boot your device, download and install the proper Autorec (depends by the firmware you're running).
You'll get a bumped and working recovery.
i had the same error i went from a nougat rom that required the baseband 21c but i could get to recovery by pressing volume down and power, releasing when the logo appears and then holding them again, select format data yes, confirm, and that brings up recovery to solve the secure boot, certificate verify error i downgraded twrp from 3.1 to 2.8 (above 2.8 allows you to flash recovery image from twrp) i then flashed a new modem for 6.0 roms did a factory reset and then installed my new rom nimax rom hope this helps someone
Please help. I hit something in hidden menus and the phone will reboot. When try to run only the logo and the words "Secure Booting Error! Cause: Boot certification verify". only work twrp recovery.
grzesdroid said:
Please help. I hit something in hidden menus and the phone will reboot. When try to run only the logo and the words "Secure Booting Error! Cause: Boot certification verify". only work twrp recovery.
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i had this error pop up on me a few weeks ago after editing something on build.prop
i tried everything and unfortunately the only way i was able to fix my phone was to reflash to stock using the TOT method (although i would imagine the KDZ method should work too, whats important is you reflash to stock)
If u have a backup restore from twrp of try a dirty flash of whatever rom u had
kulapips said:
i had this error pop up on me a few weeks ago after editing something on build.prop
i tried everything and unfortunately the only way i was able to fix my phone was to reflash to stock using the TOT method (although i would imagine the KDZ method should work too, whats important is you reflash to stock)
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Download mode does not work
Go throught twrp like i said try dirty flashing a rom
TheMadScientist420 said:
Go throught twrp like i said try dirty flashing a rom
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I tried to install stock and chupachups that I had on the memory card. Nothing helped
Thisbones passed me ive never been in this situation
Problem solved
Hi! I'm having this error now. Do you mind sharing how you fixed it? Thanks.
wuiayi said:
Hi! I'm having this error now. Do you mind sharing how you fixed it? Thanks.
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Flash stock rom.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2785089
look my post.. i fixed it.
The problem is, I can't enter download mode. Although I can enter into TWRP.
wuiayi said:
The problem is, I can't enter download mode. Although I can enter into TWRP.
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Nevermind. I'm just doing it wrong. I flashed stock rom using TOT method and it works. Thank you guys!
Kashif Hashmi said:
Flash stock rom.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2785089
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cant go to download mod
stuck in security boot error
Hi All
I've searched as much as i can but can't find a solution to my problem. I flashed SuperSU over the official Lineage 14.1 install and now it won't boot, just flashes red and blue with a secure boot error. I've tried extracting boot.img from the ROM and flashing that but no luck.
Does anyone know/have the files I need to flash to cure this?
Thanks in advance
P.S. Just notice the menu bar in TWRP is red. Don;t know if that means anything
P.S. P.S If anyone knows the correct file I need to flash over a Lineage install for root that would also helpful
Download mode go back to stock I had that problem I almost had a panic attack use 10b tot and special DLL to downgrade u be ready to go.
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Thanks mate. Seems to have worked after I finally found a compatible USB port!
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Thanks mate. Seems to have worked after I finally found a compatible USB port!
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There was no need to reflash the firmware...
The only thing that you needed to do was install Mr.Bump.
And when you mean the menu bar do you mean status bar?(The place where the battery percent is.)
Sotiris02 said:
There was no need to reflash the firmware...
The only thing that you needed to do was install Mr.Bump.
And when you mean the menu bar do you mean status bar?(The place where the battery percent is.)
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Isn't true he can't get into recovery
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djevil said:
Isn't true he can't get into recovery
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First of all,He didn't mention anything about not being able to get into TWRP.
Secondly,When you get Secure Booting Error,you can't boot into your ROM.(But you can access TWRP)
So the fastest fix is flashing Mr.bump via TWRP and then you'll be able to Boot into your ROM.
On the other hand,If after secure booting someone can't access TWRP.(Normally you can access TWRP after secure booting,but if you are unlucky)Then reflashing Stock ROM is the best choice (and the only one)
Greetings.
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First of all,He didn't mention anything about not being able to get into TWRP.
Secondly,When you get Secure Booting Error,you can't boot into your ROM.(But you can access TWRP)
So the fastest fix is flashing Mr.bump via TWRP and then you'll be able to Boot into your ROM.
On the other hand,If after secure booting someone can't access TWRP.(Normally you can access TWRP after secure booting,but if you are unlucky)Then reflashing Stock ROM is the best choice (and the only one)
Greetings.
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I be down that ride he brick the phone basically he got to start all over again.
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crispy77 said:
Hi All
I've searched as much as i can but can't find a solution to my problem. I flashed SuperSU over the official Lineage 14.1 install and now it won't boot, just flashes red and blue with a secure boot error. I've tried extracting boot.img from the ROM and flashing that but no luck.
Does anyone know/have the files I need to flash to cure this?
Thanks in advance
P.S. Just notice the menu bar in TWRP is red. Don;t know if that means anything
P.S. P.S If anyone knows the correct file I need to flash over a Lineage install for root that would also helpful
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Bro u alright did everything work
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All good now. Thanks both for the help and info.
djevil said:
I be down that ride he brick the phone basically he got to start all over again.
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Well i had Secure Booting Error while trying Dual Booting.
Just flashed MR.Bump and everything worked.
When you get Secure Booting it doesn't mean that you have Soft/hardBRICKED your LG G3.
Your device only gets to bootloop.Nothing else.
If you had secure boot error and couldn't access TWRP then you should have been at the unlucky road.
That's why..We ask if he can access TWRP or not.
If he can,flash Mr. Bump.
If he can't,reflash stock ROM.
Hey guys, hello there. I need a little help over here.
The other day I made the mistake to install an OTA on my rooted Moto G5 (dual SIM). I had the stock image, TWRP & unlocked bootloader. Of course it failed to install the OTA, but the weird thing is that it always boots to TWRP recovery. No matter if I choose to reboot completely or to boot to system from the TWRP reboot menu, it always goes back to TWRP.
Tried a few things, but none of them worked. Mainly I remember trying the "fastboot oem fb_mode_clear" and did nothing. I didn't try this solution even though problem looks similar. Mainly I didn't want to have to unlock the bootloader and install recovery all over again.
Later I discovered that if I go to the bootloader and hit START from there, boots into OS. So it is functional.
Anyway, I installed Atomic OS ROM thinking I'll get rid of the problem and gain a custom ROM, and everything works, but the problem stays. If I reboot the phone, I have to do TWRP -> Bootloader -> System in order to get it to the OS.
Anyone has any idea on how to fix it?
I have the same problem, it comes back to recovery all the time and we can tell you about it, some help please
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Hi, I've come back, hahaha, I installed resurrection remix 7.1, previous all the wipes and reboot in bootloader I gave start and started, great.
I had this problem trying to install the rom ViperOS. I solved it with one of these steps:
- Boot into Fastboot, select "Start" with volume Keys.
- Flash "boot.img" directly from the zip that is ROM, do this using a PC.
- If you're using stock rom, reflash boot.img
Greetings
CypherPotato said:
I had this problem trying to install the rom ViperOS. I solved it with one of these steps:
- Boot into Fastboot, select "Start" with volume Keys.
- Flash "boot.img" directly from the zip that is ROM, do this using a PC.
- If you're using stock rom, reflash boot.img
Greetings
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Does not work for me.
I have flash boot.ini Atomic-OS-1.5 and OCT-N-WEEKLY ...
My phone boot always in recovery
regards
Sry for my bad english.
SuperUtilisateur said:
Does not work for me.
I have flash boot.ini Atomic-OS-1.5 and OCT-N-WEEKLY ...
My phone boot always in recovery
regards
Sry for my bad english.
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Have you tried to boot from Fastboot?
Yes, it works once...
But if I have to restart it (or turn off and start with the power button), the phone boot always in recovery.
It is then necessary to restart fastboot then press "start".
Haxorkat said:
Hey guys, hello there. I need a little help over here.
The other day I made the mistake to install an OTA on my rooted Moto G5 (dual SIM). I had the stock image, TWRP & unlocked bootloader. Of course it failed to install the OTA, but the weird thing is that it always boots to TWRP recovery. No matter if I choose to reboot completely or to boot to system from the TWRP reboot menu, it always goes back to TWRP.
Tried a few things, but none of them worked. Mainly I remember trying the "fastboot oem fb_mode_clear" and did nothing. I didn't try this solution even though problem looks similar. Mainly I didn't want to have to unlock the bootloader and install recovery all over again.
Later I discovered that if I go to the bootloader and hit START from there, boots into OS. So it is functional.
Anyway, I installed Atomic OS ROM thinking I'll get rid of the problem and gain a custom ROM, and everything works, but the problem stays. If I reboot the phone, I have to do TWRP -> Bootloader -> System in order to get it to the OS.
Anyone has any idea on how to fix it?
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Try do a full reset through fastboot and then try installing whatever you need through fastboot and recovery. Much more reliable han ota installs/updates
Haxorkat said:
Hey guys, hello there. I need a little help over here.
The other day I made the mistake to install an OTA on my rooted Moto G5 (dual SIM). I had the stock image, TWRP & unlocked bootloader. Of course it failed to install the OTA, but the weird thing is that it always boots to TWRP recovery. No matter if I choose to reboot completely or to boot to system from the TWRP reboot menu, it always goes back to TWRP.
Tried a few things, but none of them worked. Mainly I remember trying the "fastboot oem fb_mode_clear" and did nothing. I didn't try this solution even though problem looks similar. Mainly I didn't want to have to unlock the bootloader and install recovery all over again.
Later I discovered that if I go to the bootloader and hit START from there, boots into OS. So it is functional.
Anyway, I installed Atomic OS ROM thinking I'll get rid of the problem and gain a custom ROM, and everything works, but the problem stays. If I reboot the phone, I have to do TWRP -> Bootloader -> System in order to get it to the OS.
Anyone has any idea on how to fix it?
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install resurrection remix and lock with the update of the security patch as we know, then install via fastboot the original firmware, after rebooting install resurrection and now bootea normalmally greetings
grosobart said:
install resurrection remix and lock with the update of the security patch as we know, then install via fastboot the original firmware, after rebooting install resurrection and now bootea normalmally greetings
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>writing 'boot'...
>(bootloader) Image not signed or corrupt
Does not work.
Maybe because of the model? (XT1676)
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SuperUtilisateur said:
>writing 'boot'...
>(bootloader) Image not signed or corrupt
Does not work.
Maybe because of the model? (XT1676)
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It always says that
As long as it says at the end
Write OK
It flashed successfully
OK,
After flash,
boots automatically into recovery ...
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I tried with various boot.img. (linéage, AOSP, OctOS, ... )
Does not work ..
I started (into fastboot), I was errors. (Process stopped)
I just restored my phone ( https://mirrors.lolinet.com/firmware/moto/cedric/official/RETAIL/ )
... boot correctly.
Never mind ...
thank you all
SuperUtilisateur said:
>writing 'boot'...
>(bootloader) Image not signed or corrupt
Does not work.
Maybe because of the model? (XT1676)
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try this first, regards
SuperUtilisateur said:
>writing 'boot'...
>(bootloader) Image not signed or corrupt
Does not work.
Maybe because of the model? (XT1676)
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you should flash the correct firmware on your device and it should work, I did it several times and it works perfect
Moto G5 boots to TWRP
I have the same issue. But the suggestions posted wouldn't help me. I have the stock ROM and I'm rooted with Magisk using TWRP recovery. I want to keep the stock ROM and don't want to go through the trouble of backing my data again. So, I was wondering if there was any work around. Would flashing the stock ROM, Boot and recovery without deleting user data partition help??
Noel Carson said:
I have the same issue. But the suggestions posted wouldn't help me. I have the stock ROM and I'm rooted with Magisk using TWRP recovery. I want to keep the stock ROM and don't want to go through the trouble of backing my data again. So, I was wondering if there was any work around. Would flashing the stock ROM, Boot and recovery without deleting user data partition help??
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Back up your stuff. By cloud or other means. Then reset and load your back up on boot or boot setup
rajibahmed said:
Back up your stuff. By cloud or other means. Then reset and load your back up on boot or boot setup
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Backing up Gigs of data is a huge pain. Even if I have to copy to my pc. So, just something that's less cumbersome.
Noel Carson said:
I have the same issue. But the suggestions posted wouldn't help me. I have the stock ROM and I'm rooted with Magisk using TWRP recovery. I want to keep the stock ROM and don't want to go through the trouble of backing my data again. So, I was wondering if there was any work around. Would flashing the stock ROM, Boot and recovery without deleting user data partition help??
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rajibahmed said:
Back up your stuff. By cloud or other means. Then reset and load your back up on boot or boot setup
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Read the faq section (2nd post) - answer is there
https://forum.xda-developers.com/g5/development/official-twrp-3-1-1-0-moto-g5-t3699737
grosobart said:
you should flash the correct firmware on your device and it should work, I did it several times and it works perfect
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Anyone get the stock for 16gb/2gb version?