I was flashing the MaximusHD ROM with the new layout and in the middle of flashing my HOX rebooted and got stuck in a boot loop and now when I try to boot into recovery it just shows the splash screen of the recovery and reboots again and goes into a bootloop. I only have access to the bootloader. Please if someone can help as soon as possible I would be highly grateful.
ehte92 said:
I was flashing the MaximusHD ROM with the new layout and in the middle of flashing my HOX rebooted and got stuck in a boot loop and now when I try to boot into recovery it just shows the splash screen of the recovery and reboots again and goes into a bootloop. I only have access to the bootloader. Please if someone can help as soon as possible I would be highly grateful.
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run the command from cmd fastboot erase cache when you are in fastboot mode and then try to go in recovery
Thant said:
run the command from cmd fastboot erase cache when you are in fastboot mode and then try to go in recovery
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Tried it. Doesn't work. Tried flashing another recovery. Tried factory reset from bootloader. Nothing seems to work. It still won't boot into recovery.
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As the title suggests, I can't boot into recovery.
When i choose reboot into recovery, it shows the htc logo for a while then flashes black, I think i sww the CWM background for a moment, then restarts back to the htc logo and then the rom boot animation.
Same thing happens when i try to boot into recovery from hboot.
hBoot version 1.36.
kernel: 3.6.7-TripNDroid_pro_series-010
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this ROM
Installed it through CWM and most things seem to work fine except for the stated problem.
I can still boot and use the phone but not being able to boot into recovery is making me very uncomfortable.
According to google, it might be because I have fastboot enabled but I can't find the option to disable it anywhere.
I tried reflashing CWM with the version found here but i still can't boot into CWM.
negoki said:
As the title suggests, I can't boot into recovery.
When i choose reboot into recovery, it shows the htc logo for a while then flashes black, I think i sww the CWM background for a moment, then restarts back to the htc logo and then the rom boot animation.
Same thing happens when i try to boot into recovery from hboot.
hBoot version 1.36.
kernel: 3.6.7-TripNDroid_pro_series-010
[email protected] #1
this ROM
Installed it through CWM and most things seem to work fine except for the stated problem.
I can still boot and use the phone but not being able to boot into recovery is making me very uncomfortable.
According to google, it might be because I have fastboot enabled but I can't find the option to disable it anywhere.
I tried reflashing CWM with the version found here but i still can't boot into CWM.
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disable fastboot,
settings / power / fastboot option at the bottom,
if that doesnt work
try
fastboot erase cache
fastboot flash recovery recoveryname.img
Thanks! :laugh:
ali3nfr3ak said:
fastboot erase cache
fastboot flash recovery recoveryname.img
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did the trick!
Settings>power doesn't exist for me somehow.
So, I have the X9046 variant, and I've tried to use the TWRP recovery here.
I went into fastboot, did fastboot flash recovery <recoverynamehere>.img, with no errors. But, when I reboot into recovery it goes into the stock recovery.
I even did fastboot boot <recoverynamehere>.img, and it would just be stuck in fastboot, until I forced a reboot.
Any ideas?
Griffrez said:
So, I have the X9046 variant, and I've tried to use the TWRP recovery here.
I went into fastboot, did fastboot flash recovery <recoverynamehere>.img, with no errors. But, when I reboot into recovery it goes into the stock recovery.
I even did fastboot boot <recoverynamehere>.img, and it would just be stuck in fastboot, until I forced a reboot.
Any ideas?
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try this if you have trouble...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/find-7/development/recovery-recovery-installer-7-t2819794
lesscro said:
try this if you have trouble...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/find-7/development/recovery-recovery-installer-7-t2819794
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I've used that before, and I've had the same problem.
No error during process ?
What are your build ?
stock or custom rom ?
Did you try to unlock bootloader ?
Griffrez said:
So, I have the X9046 variant, and I've tried to use the TWRP recovery here.
I went into fastboot, did fastboot flash recovery <recoverynamehere>.img, with no errors. But, when I reboot into recovery it goes into the stock recovery.
I even did fastboot boot <recoverynamehere>.img, and it would just be stuck in fastboot, until I forced a reboot.
Any ideas?
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If you're running ColorOS, there might be a script that's part of ColorOS that restores the stock recovery. Not sure. (It's a common thing to see in most OEM firmware releases)
Hey! every one please help me my recovery is gone don't know why I was using cwm recovery 6.0.5.1 so I want to go back to ics Rom from kitkat I use superwipeG2+ext4 to wipe everything but it gives error then i use superwipeG2+ it work normally as it has to be then after reboot my phone recovery was not opening .. then I try to flash Recovery via fastboot . i use this fastboot tool
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2317790
but after flashing recovery I reboot my phone but still my phones recovery is not opening please help me
Edit: and hboot is working properly .
can any won help now i'm going to install 4ext recovery am i doing right or not ????
Did fastboot flash succeeded or failed with an error?
To boot a recovery image try "fastboot boot recovery.img". This only boots the recovery.img , not flashing anything. Perhaps it temporarily helps.
akamarukiba said:
Did fastboot flash succeeded or failed with an error?
To boot a recovery image try "fastboot boot recovery.img". This only boots the recovery.img , not flashing anything. Perhaps it temporarily helps.
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I flashed this recovery
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2561226
but it didn't boot in recovery now i'm going to try flashing 4ext recovery let see what is going to heppen !
Hi, so when trying to root my nexus 7 2013, it got stuck in a bootloop. Basically, I unlocked the bootloader, and flashed TWRP 3.1.0-0. However, then when I tried to go into recovery mode to flash SuperSU, as soon as i clicked the power button to enter recovery mode, it ended up in this bootloop with TWRP. I videod this so you could see what i am talking about.
Any ideas for how to fix this?
DavidMTMaster said:
Any ideas for how to fix this?
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Hi, yes:
boot in fastboot mode and run
fastboot format userdata
fastboot format cache
Your data was erased by the unlock and now it needs formatting.
Hello, need your help guys.
So my Whyred bootlooping now. What I did previously was wiping System, Cache, Dalvik & Data before flashing custom ROM -- I know, this shouldn't be an issue. But since I can do fastboot, I tried to flashes recovery. I tried a few (TWRP, RedWolf & Batik), for each the steps were all the same: Via fastboot flash the dummy image to manipulate ARB check, then flash Recovery and finish with boot into recovery.
The phone booting into recovery, I can see the screen of recoveries for few second, then phone bootlooping again.
What should I do?
And for additional information, my phone was unlocked bootloader -- it still unlocked because I can see the Unlocked sign on bootloop screen. I also tried to flash official MIUI rom via fastboot (whyred_global_images_V10.0.6.0.OEIMIFH_20181127) but it was failed because anti roll back -- I also don't understand this because the ARB was supposed not allowing me to downgrade, but why is it also not allowing me to flash the latest ROM too?
I am now stucked in bootloop -- still can do fastbooting, but really have no idea how to flash any rom and get into the system. Really need help help help please
Try this:
Code:
fastboot boot recoveryname.img
like fastboot boot RedWolf.img
Rush-er said:
Try this:
Code:
fastboot boot recoveryname.img
like fastboot boot RedWolf.img
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Yes, for redwolf it was the command -- I was short typing but thats the idea.