I'm having a strange problem when I flash kernels (tried for Xcelerate and Beast kernels on both CM11, CM12.1), TWRP 2.8.6 gives the "e:Zip signature verification failed: 1" error message . The zip files for the kernels are perfectly fine - tested fine using archiver app and I don't face the same problem when flashing roms (MIUI/CM11/12/etc).
Turning zip verification off in TWRP allows the flashing process to complete normally but checking the kernel version under settings shows that it hasn't changed (still shows kratos/jsevi for CM11/12.1).
Any ideas?
barrack1 said:
I'm having a strange problem when I flash kernels (tried for Xcelerate and Beast kernels on both CM11, CM12.1), TWRP 2.8.6 gives the "e:Zip signature verification failed: 1" error message . The zip files for the kernels are perfectly fine - tested fine using archiver app and I don't face the same problem when flashing roms (MIUI/CM11/12/etc).
Turning zip verification off in TWRP allows the flashing process to complete normally but checking the kernel version under settings shows that it hasn't changed (still shows kratos/jsevi for CM11/12.1).
Any ideas?
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FYI, i never ticked/marked the zip signature while flashing beast or xcelerate kernel, and all of them works fine with the rom.
after clean install, i reboot to rexovery and i flash the kernel and reboot, never wipe anything
presetz said:
FYI, i never ticked/marked the zip signature while flashing beast or xcelerate kernel, and all of them works fine with the rom.
after clean install, i reboot to rexovery and i flash the kernel and reboot, never wipe anything
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I did a clean install several times with different rom-kernel combinations and I keep running into the same problem. I think its related my other problem of looping in recovery (twrp) after performing a factory reset in cm11/12.1.
barrack1 said:
I did a clean install several times with different rom-kernel combinations and I keep running into the same problem. I think its related my other problem of looping in recovery (twrp) after performing a factory reset in cm11/12.1.
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did you flashed twrp recovery.img to boot option, instead of recovery option?
if that case, youll get looping to twrp, instead of system. IMO
presetz said:
did you flashed twrp recovery.img to boot option, instead of recovery option?
if that case, youll get looping to twrp, instead of system. IMO
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I don't know what you mean there. I flashed twrp using fastboot.
I have no problems with using TWRP to flash customs roms multiple times (except for flashing kernels).
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Steps I took to flash kernel-
- start twrp recovery and wipe everything except for external sdcard and usb otg
- flash rom cm11/12.1/etc
- wipe cache/dalvik
- reboot to system and check that everything is fine etc
- power off and start in twrp to flash kernel
- get error msg as stated in my OP
barrack1 said:
I don't know what you mean there. I flashed twrp using fastboot.
I have no problems with using TWRP to flash customs roms multiple times (except for flashing kernels).
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Steps I took to flash kernel-
- start twrp recovery and wipe everything except for external sdcard and usb otg
- flash rom cm11/12.1/etc
- wipe cache/dalvik
- reboot to system and check that everything is fine etc
- power off and start in twrp to flash kernel
- get error msg as stated in my OP
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sorry, just my experienced with twrp looping that i encountered once.
i dont know if it help, but i moved the kernel.zip in the internal storage before i flashed it.
edit: just curious, before you flashed kernel, had you double checked, if the zip verification was unmarked in twrp>setting ?
presetz said:
sorry, just my experienced with twrp looping that i encountered once.
i dont know if it help, but i moved the kernel.zip in the internal storage before i flashed it.
edit: just curious, before you flashed kernel, had you double checked, if the zip verification was unmarked in twrp>setting ?
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I think so but I make sure zip verification is always toggled on in the install menu. There is no reason to turn it off since verification is very quick and doesn't cost anything.
But even when I turn it off, the kernel doesn't seem to have changed from what I see in the kernel version info under settings after I reboot the phone - as stated in the OP.
barrack1 said:
I think so but I make sure zip verification is always toggled on in the install menu. There is no reason to turn it off since verification is very quick and doesn't cost anything.
But even when I turn it off, the kernel doesn't seem to have changed from what I see in the kernel version info under settings after I reboot the phone - as stated in the OP.
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okay, last i remembered,i once encountered no changed on kernel, but i saw some posting at xcelerate thread, that it had to flashed on top of stock boot.img, the file extracted from the rom.zip,
flashed the boot.img first then straight to flash the kernel.zip.
if you already tried that and still had the issued, then im wondering why too...
presetz said:
okay, last i remembered,i once encountered no changed on kernel, but i saw some posting at xcelerate thread, that it had to flashed on top of stock boot.img, the file extracted from the rom.zip,
flashed the boot.img first then straight to flash the kernel.zip.
if you already tried that and still had the issued, then im wondering why too...
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Is the boot.img from CM11/12.1 or miui rom? From what I understand, the boot.img flash is only if the kernel is other than cm11/12.1 like Beast/Xcelerate/Carbon. Since I'm only on on CM11 or 12.1 on a clean flash without any other modifications theres no point in flashing boot.img (from CM11/12.1).
barrack1 said:
Is the boot.img from CM11/12.1 or miui rom? From what I understand, the boot.img flash is only if the kernel is other than cm11/12.1 like Beast/Xcelerate/Carbon. Since I'm only on on CM11 or 12.1 on a clean flash without any other modifications theres no point in flashing boot.img (from CM11/12.1).
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yup, thats true, i have encountered that after clean install while still on cm12 and the procedure was worked for me.
presetz said:
yup, thats true, i have encountered that after clean install while still on cm12 and the procedure was worked for me.
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Err what do you mean? Encountered what? Did you still have to flash boot.img from cm11/12.1 or miui?
barrack1 said:
Err what do you mean? Encountered what? Did you still have to flash boot.img from cm11/12.1 or miui?
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sorry my mistaken, thought that my problem was the same with yours with no changed kernel after flashin custom kernel while back at cm12
and no, i didnt need to flashed boot.img first before custom kernel ever since cm12.1 clean install
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Gapps not Installing
Hi,
I installed custom rom nAOSProm_b26 with TWRP 2.8.5 on my Xperia S LT26i and now am having a problem.
The problem is that its not showing Play Store. I searched and found maybe its due to Gapps. I tried many packages of Gapps.zip but not successful. Also its saying the kernel does not have support SELINUX in start.
Please Help me in this regard will be very thankful as am new to this field and don't know much about this
Thanking in Advance...!!!
haris05 said:
Hi,
I installed custom rom nAOSProm_b26 with TWRP 2.8.5 on my Xperia S LT26i and now am having a problem.
The problem is that its not showing Play Store. I searched and found maybe its due to Gapps. I tried many packages of Gapps.zip but not successful. Also its saying the kernel does not have support SELINUX in start.
Please Help me in this regard will be very thankful as am new to this field and don't know much about this
Thanking in Advance...!!!
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You need to flash gapps after flashing a ROM. Since You are on nAOSP b26, Your android version is 5.1 . Search for gapps package which works with 5.1 and the flash them via recovery. Also as for Your error, I would recommend a clean flash by following the instructions by the developer.
Mirhawk said:
You need to flash gapps after flashing a ROM. Since You are on nAOSP b26, Your android version is 5.1 . Search for gapps package which works with 5.1 and the flash them via recovery. Also as for Your error, I would recommend a clean flash by following the instructions by the developer.
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I download Gapps for 5.1 but issue is I can install nAOSProm_b26 using TWRP 2.8.5 but cannot install it using TWRP 2.8.7.
On other hand I can install Gapps usinng TWRP 2.8.7 but cannot install it using TWRP 2.8.5
So many complex things are going on with me
One more thing I want to know that what do you mean by flash it via recovery. Is it boot.img in the ROM.zip file?
I followed the instructions but each time I failed Do not know why
Can you please help me further in this regard?
You have to say clearly step by step what you have did to flash the ROM or gapps.then only some1 can help you
same problem here!
i can flash gapps but the problem is after the boot and android upgrade all google apps pop up for unfortunately stopped and setup wizard also..
haris05 said:
I download Gapps for 5.1 but issue is I can install nAOSProm_b26 using TWRP 2.8.5 but cannot install it using TWRP 2.8.7.
On other hand I can install Gapps usinng TWRP 2.8.7 but cannot install it using TWRP 2.8.5
So many complex things are going on with me
One more thing I want to know that what do you mean by flash it via recovery. Is it boot.img in the ROM.zip file?
I followed the instructions but each time I failed Do not know why
Can you please help me further in this regard?
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See, b25 onwards different mode has been followed in the nAOSP ROM. For that, You need to flash the recovery from the ROM.zip. Then flash the boot.img from the b26 zip via bootloader, and then flash the ROM. Are You following this sequence?
Also it doesn't matter what TWRP version You are using to flash gapps. You can always change the TWRP version. So flash the the TWRP with which ever TWRP version it gets flashed with, then change the TWRP if You want to, and then flash the gapps.
Flash it via recovery means flash it via TWRP. TWRP, CWM, Philz, these all are recoveries used to flash flashable zips via it.
The one You took example of, boot.img, is generally the kernel, which needs to be flashed via bootloader mode.
Also, I would recommend these gapps, they always worked for Me.
bojz said:
same problem here!
i can flash gapps but the problem is after the boot and android upgrade all google apps pop up for unfortunately stopped and setup wizard also..
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Try the gapps I linked above.
Mirhawk is always a life saver for all new Comer's.
Mirhawk said:
Try the gapps I linked above.
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thanks but still got no luck
nageswarswain said:
Mirhawk is always a life saver for all new Comer's.
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Just helping out in whatever I can.
bojz said:
thanks but still got no luck
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That is weird, Can You tell what problem You are facing? Mention the error text if You can. Also, You can try these TK Gapps.
Mirhawk said:
That is weird, Can You tell what problem You are facing? Mention the error text if You can. Also, You can try these TK Gapps.
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already tried tha gapps also still the samw problem.
all google application was error popping out "unfortunately (google maps, google+ ,etc..) has stopped
then i already reset it in the (setting-application-all) but the setup wizard was not fixed and still popping out and i cannot get on the home screen.
bojz said:
already tried tha gapps also still the samw problem.
all google application was error popping out "unfortunately (google maps, google+ ,etc..) has stopped
then i already reset it in the (setting-application-all) but the setup wizard was not fixed and still popping out and i cannot get on the home screen.
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Have u followed the procedure I sent you by message
Mirhawk said:
See, b25 onwards different mode has been followed in the nAOSP ROM. For that, You need to flash the recovery from the ROM.zip. Then flash the boot.img from the b26 zip via bootloader, and then flash the ROM. Are You following this sequence?
Also it doesn't matter what TWRP version You are using to flash gapps. You can always change the TWRP version. So flash the the TWRP with which ever TWRP version it gets flashed with, then change the TWRP if You want to, and then flash the gapps.
Flash it via recovery means flash it via TWRP. TWRP, CWM, Philz, these all are recoveries used to flash flashable zips via it.
The one You took example of, boot.img, is generally the kernel, which needs to be flashed via bootloader mode.
Also, I would recommend these gapps, they always worked for Me.
Try the gapps I linked above.
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I guess am skipping one step of recovery.... gonna try that.
I did flash by using recovery and now I am successful in installing gapps using TWRP 2.8.5.
Now the other issue am facing and that is of unknown IMEI
after flashing 4-5 times the issue resolved but now am facing issue "Unfortunately Setup Wizard has stopped" and it is not letting me do anything with my phone
Any Suggestion what should I do now
bojz said:
same problem here!
i can flash gapps but the problem is after the boot and android upgrade all google apps pop up for unfortunately stopped and setup wizard also..
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exactly the same problem I am facing
bojz said:
already tried tha gapps also still the samw problem.
all google application was error popping out "unfortunately (google maps, google+ ,etc..) has stopped
then i already reset it in the (setting-application-all) but the setup wizard was not fixed and still popping out and i cannot get on the home screen.
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The same thing exactly
Got Any solution to that?
haris05 said:
The same thing exactly
Got Any solution to that?
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Can You use the b25b version? It is what I'm on now and it works just fine for Me. There are no major updates in b26 as it is.
only in this nAOSP b26 rom im facing this problem "system wizard has stopped" after installing gapps. but i tried other rom then i dont have any problem.
Mirhawk said:
Can You use the b25b version? It is what I'm on now and it works just fine for Me. There are no major updates in b26 as it is.
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Let me try this now
Mirhawk said:
Can You use the b25b version? It is what I'm on now and it works just fine for Me. There are no major updates in b26 as it is.
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Cannot flash using this ROM. Its giving error on installing
These Steps am Following:
1) Connected Phone on flashboot mode (By Pressing VolUp+Power Key and connecting the cable and it shows blue LED)
2) Flashed with recovery.img file in nAOSProm_b26 using flashtool (Fastboot mode)
3) Flashed with boot.img file in nAOSProm_b26 using flashtool (Fastboot mode)
4) flashed with TWRP 2.8.5 using flashtool (Fastboot mode)
5) disconnected cable and open bootloader then flashed using nAOSProm.zip file
6) wipe cache and dalvik (also treid by wiping cache/dalvik/data and other option I forgot (total 4))
7) flashed using pa_Gapps (as only this Gapps are flashed on my phone, others are giving errors)
same I followed for b25b but its giving error on 5th step mentioned above.
So what wrong am doing
Hallo everybody, greetings from germany.
I would need some support from you guys on a bootloop case for the sm-t700. I searched my ass off in google and xda but could not find a solution.
So now after hours of trying it myself I like to ask for help.
In the following I will describe what I have done to come to this point including everything I installed etc.
The stock rom was lollipop 5.0.2 and already installed.
- usb debug mode on
- flashed via odin v.3.10.7 supersu "cf-autoroot-twrp-t700.tar"
- forgot to install busybox and rootchecker for verifying root.
- backup of IMEI/EMFS (data is now on pc)
- in recovery backup of Boot.img
- wipe data/cache/dalwik/system in one go
- flashed "Euphoria-OS-1.1-klimtwifi-UNOFFICIAL-20150812.zip"
"open_gapps-arm-5.1-pico-20151013.zip"
"SkyHigh_SM-T700_kernel_TW-LL_v2.0.zip"
- rebooted and waited up to 15 - 20 min. Stopped waiting after that.
the regular samsung logo while booting shows up in intervalls from 5 to 10 minutes.
Next I wanted to do it better by installing busybox and cheking for root, because
I thought first that this could be the main cause for the bootloop.
- downloadmode
- flashed succesfully "T700XXU1BOE5_T700DBT1BOD1_HOME.tar.md5" via odin v.3.10.7 to get to stockrom again
- usb debug mode on
- downloadmode
- flashed via odin v.3.10.7 supersu "cf-autoroot-twrp-t700.tar"
- verifyied it with rootvalidator
- installed busybox
- deleted all knox stuff
- installed twrp app to get to v.2.8.7.0
- recoverymode
- backup of everything
- wipe data/cache/dalwik/system
- flashed "Euphoria-OS-1.1-klimtwifi-UNOFFICIAL-20150812.zip"
"open_gapps-arm-5.1-pico-20151013.zip"
"SkyHigh_SM-T700_kernel_TW-LL_v2.0.zip"
- rebooted and waited up to 15 - 20 min. Stopped waiting after that.
the regular samsung logo while booting shows up in intervalls again from 5 to 10 minutes.
Next I went into recovery and restored everything as before the flash of the customrom.
This happens in the same way with blisspop and liquidsmooth roms.
Hope anyone knows something.
Youve flashed an aosp rom , but attempting to boot with a stock based kernel.
Its never advisable to multi flash. Flash after each successful boot.
You need to flash the kernel provided in that thread or flash the whole rom again.
Also make sure your bootloader is up to date.
Tbh I'd wipe and start again.
ashyx said:
Youve flashed an aosp rom , but attempting to boot with a stock based kernel.
Its never advisable to multi flash. Flash after each successful boot.
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By "multi flash" do you mean the install procedure in twrp that automates the installation procedure? (add zip)
And how am I able to flash after each successful boot if there is nothing to boot left after wipe?
ashyx said:
You need to flash the kernel provided in that thread or flash the whole rom again.
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I thought this Kernel would be great. So you do not recommend me to use it?
I will look up the roms now and the kernel they use.
ashyx said:
Also make sure your bootloader is up to date.
Tbh I'd wipe and start again.
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How do I do this or if already up to date where do I can look it up?
According to your post you flashed rom, gapps and kernel in one go.
Any one of those could have caused a bootloop or hang.
As for SkyHigh kernel, it is a great kernel but probably not suitable for an aosp rom as it's built from stock sources intended for stock roms.
Use the kernel provided.
To update the bootloader flash the latest firmware or pull it out and flash it separately.
Okay I will do the following now.
First find the appropiate Kernel if Skyhigh is a nogo. sadly.
Then flash in recovery at first the kernel of the rom. boot. recovery, flash the customrom + gapps. Right?
And before all that flash a new bootloader.
Further, is there a Kernel beside the one of the roms that you would recommend me?
Just wipe data and cache in recovery then flash just the rom. It probably already has the kernel.
Don't flash gapps just reboot after flashing the rom.
ashyx said:
Just wipe data and cache in recovery then flash just the rom. It probably already has the kernel.
Don't flash gapps just reboot after flashing the rom.
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Okay worked well.
Left out the kernel because I could not find any custom ones.
Now I have euphoria on it and want to change between blisspop and liquidsmooth until I have the one I like most.
It is kinda hard to get the difference. I just know that euphoria and liquid are faster, smoother?
Thanks a lot without your input I would still be searching for an answer.
Happy day to you.
skyhigh and iron kernel are mean for touchwiz. Its not mean for cyanogen/aosp/aokp.
currently there is no one cook a custom kernel for cyanogen/aosp/aokp rom. so we stuck with the kernel that come with the rom.
Kernels :
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=37193
Okay, did not know about this kernel.could you give me some info about the "deathly signed"?
My browser here is not loading the xda thread where I found people talking about it.
I had CWM Recovery and an older cyanogenmod rom installed and I wanted to upgrade to 7.1.2 from here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg.../rom-android-7-0-nougat-20161008-r16-t3476750
I copied the rom to internal memory, rebooted into recovery, selected the rom file to install. It showed some messages about patching, then in a couple of minuted erred with smth like "Erro loki-ifying because of incompatible aboot image".
I then rebooted and now it boots and shows "ANDROID" and is stuck on it - looks like it partially updated the ROM and failed somewhere.
I am not sure what to do now - I tried to boot into recovery (Power off -> Hold Power + Vol down till menu shows) but it doesnt work - it keeps booting onto this stuck boot.
Any ideas?
As I understand it, being an amateur ROM flasher, all those 3rd party ROMs need a TWRP recovery to work. Provided your bootloader is unlocked, I'd flash the stock on via RSDlite, flash TWRP 3.1.1.0 (my best experience), THEN install whatever ROM you like in TWRP. This'll start you from a clean slate and wipe ALL data from the phone. I'm guessing you forgot to wipe dalvik and cache before restarting, to. Someone of more experience may chime in, soon.
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Crap. Sorry. Disregard. Thought this was a Droid Turbo thread.
Einsteindks said:
As I understand it, being an amateur ROM flasher, all those 3rd party ROMs need a TWRP recovery to work. Provided your bootloader is unlocked, I'd flash the stock on via RSDlite, flash TWRP 3.1.1.0 (my best experience), THEN install whatever ROM you like in TWRP. This'll start you from a clean slate and wipe ALL data from the phone. I'm guessing you forgot to wipe dalvik and cache before restarting, to. Someone of more experience may chime in, soon.
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But how do I flash anything if I can't get into recovery?
andreyl79 said:
But how do I flash anything if I can't get into recovery?
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You missed my edit update. I got confused as to which thread I was replying to.
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Einsteindks said:
You missed my edit update. I got confused as to which thread I was replying to.
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Nevertheless you gave me the idea to try looking for a similar LG recovery tool and I just found one. Flashing stock at the moment - fingers crossed
Ok, I installed LineageOS and it worked fine. Must be an issue with the latest AOSP ROM here
andreyl79 said:
Ok, I installed LineageOS and it worked fine. Must be an issue with the latest AOSP ROM here
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The reason the flash failed is simply the fact you put the ROM on the internal storage, flashing from there wiped the ROM before it gets written. If you had stored the AOSP on an external SD, it would have worked.
As Lineage is based on AOSP, it should have failed also...
Hi guys, I rooted my redmi note 8 yesterday. Everything went well except two things: on boot the error message said that "there is an internal problem" and the phone reboots/shuts down itself.
Any thoughts?
cicish said:
Hi guys, I rooted my redmi note 8 yesterday. Everything went well except two things: on boot the error message said that "there is an internal problem" and the phone reboots/shuts down itself.
Any thoughts?
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You should explain the problem obviously if you want a help, if your phone still working you should flash twerp.img to be able to root it and solve any existing problem by flashing new rom
niceman2007 said:
You should explain the problem obviously if you want a help, if your phone still working you should flash twerp.img to be able to root it and solve any existing problem by flashing new rom
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Hey thanks for answer.
Actually i did everything correctly, flashed latest twrp, tried several roms, oficial, unoficial etc., But still no result. After all these, ive flashed the stock rom which solved the problem but phone is no more rooted. So..
cicish said:
Hey thanks for answer.
Actually i did everything correctly, flashed latest twrp, tried several roms, oficial, unoficial etc., But still no result. After all these, ive flashed the stock rom which solved the problem but phone is no more rooted. So..
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If you still want to root it again,after flasing new rom go to twero and then go to wipe then format,you should format your phone after rom flashing,try this and inform me
Yes yes! I want to root phone once again. So the steps are these:
1) booting into twrp with adb from pc.
2) from the twrp menu wiping and formating the data
3) instaling new rom
Is this true?
Thanks!
If you want to root you don't have to install another custom rom unless you don't like the stock rom. If you like your current stock rom, then flash twrp in fastboot and download the latest magisk stable zip and also diasble dm-verity zip. Using twrp first flash disable dm-verity zip and then magisk zip, wipe dalvik cache and reboot to system, hopefully you would have root permission.
Leeban Joseph said:
If you want to root you don't have to install another custom rom unless you don't like the stock rom. If you like your current stock rom, then flash twrp in fastboot and download the latest magisk stable zip and also diasble dm-verity zip. Using twrp first flash disable dm-verity zip and then magisk zip, wipe dalvik cache and reboot to system, hopefully you would have root permission.
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You mean that its possible to have root access on stock rom?
Leeban Joseph said:
If you want to root you don't have to install another custom rom unless you don't like the stock rom. If you like your current stock rom, then flash twrp in fastboot and download the latest magisk stable zip and also diasble dm-verity zip. Using twrp first flash disable dm-verity zip and then magisk zip, wipe dalvik cache and reboot to system, hopefully you would have root permission.
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Hey, I was able to flash magical using twrp but can't flash dm-verity. It gives me some error 1 with no description. I could flash magisk. What can the problem be? Thanks!
cicish said:
Hey, I was able to flash magical using twrp but can't flash dm-verity. It gives me some error 1 with no description. I could flash magisk. What can the problem be? Thanks!
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From your stock rom extract the boot.img and place it on your SD card. Flash the boot image using twrp or you can also flash in fastboot, then reboot. Now boot to twrp recovery and flash dm-verity first and then magisk zip. Worked for me I'm having root permission with stock rom.
Leeban Joseph said:
From your stock rom extract the boot.img and place it on your SD card. Flash the boot image using twrp or you can also flash in fastboot, then reboot. Now boot to twrp recovery and flash dm-verity first and then magisk zip. Worked for me I'm having root permission with stock rom.
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i could grant the root permission on stock rom before you wrote this. thank you very much! but i still have a problem with a custom rom as it randomly turns off or reboots the device. strange
cicish said:
i could grant the root permission on stock rom before you wrote this. thank you very much! but i still have a problem with a custom rom as it randomly turns off or reboots the device. strange
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UPDATE: after another custom rom install failure, i got back to stock miui 11 with miflash tool. the problem is now that when i unlock the bootloader and try to flash magisk and disable-dm-verity, the system refuses to boot. the redmi note 8 logo is sticked on boot. i dont understand what i am doing incorrectly. if there are any suggestions im ready to try.
cicish said:
UPDATE: after another custom rom install failure, i got back to stock miui 11 with miflash tool. the problem is now that when i unlock the bootloader and try to flash magisk and disable-dm-verity, the system refuses to boot. the redmi note 8 logo is sticked on boot. i dont understand what i am doing incorrectly. if there are any suggestions im ready to try.
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Is your bootloader unlocked right now or did you lock it while flashing using miflash tool.
Leeban Joseph said:
Is your bootloader unlocked right now or did you lock it while flashing using miflash tool.
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the bootloader was unlocked. everything went kinda fine, until i flashed youtube vanced from magisk: when i did that, the system was unable to boot. i don't know what's happening. is there anything to do with kernel or something? really interesting what i am doing wrong.
cicish said:
the bootloader was unlocked. everything went kinda fine, until i flashed youtube vanced from magisk: when i did that, the system was unable to boot. i don't know what's happening. is there anything to do with kernel or something? really interesting what i am doing wrong.
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I think it may be because of YouTube vanced module. If you remove the module you might be able to boot. In twrp in the advanced option select file manager and then select data/adb/magisk/ in that you will find the list of installed modules, select the one which is causing the problem and delete that folder and try to reboot.
Leeban Joseph said:
I think it may be because of YouTube vanced module. If you remove the module you might be able to boot. In twrp in the advanced option select file manager and then select data/adb/magisk/ in that you will find the list of installed modules, select the one which is causing the problem and delete that folder and try to reboot.
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I've already flashed the stock rom but this will help me next time! Thanks!
I'll stop trying for some days cause I'm really tired with tweaking so thanks and will get back!
cicish said:
i could grant the root permission on stock rom before you wrote this. thank you very much! but i still have a problem with a custom rom as it randomly turns off or reboots the device. strange
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Your device reboots randomly on custom rom because probably it was made for tianma display and you have hauxing display
the_weird_aquarian said:
Your device reboots randomly on custom rom because probably it was made for tianma display and you have hauxing display
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Hey, thanks for the answer. i've just googled about it and you are right. checked the TP version and it says that i have huaxing display. in the Lineage OS thread the moderator wrote that the next update will fix that bug. hopefully ill be able to install custom rom. also if you know, are there any custom roms for huaxing display? thank you man!
cicish said:
Hey, thanks for the answer. i've just googled about it and you are right. checked the TP version and it says that i have huaxing display. in the Lineage OS thread the moderator wrote that the next update will fix that bug. hopefully ill be able to install custom rom. also if you know, are there any custom roms for huaxing display? thank you man!
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currently bootleggers rom,PE official and unofficial and drepfest all have reboot issues in huaxing display. Haven't tried any other rom yet..still on MIUI..waiting to get the issue fixed asap.
the_weird_aquarian said:
currently bootleggers rom,PE official and unofficial and drepfest all have reboot issues in huaxing display. Haven't tried any other rom yet..still on MIUI..waiting to get the issue fixed asap.
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i've tried Lineage OS too and it also has reboot issue. i've checked a thread here https://forum.xda-developers.com/redmi-note-5-pro/development/derp-kernel-clang-4-4-138-t3804996 that flashing a different kernel when you have flashed a custom rom can fix the problem. idk if its safe to do
cicish said:
i've tried Lineage OS too and it also has reboot issue. i've checked a thread here https://forum.xda-developers.com/redmi-note-5-pro/development/derp-kernel-clang-4-4-138-t3804996 that flashing a different kernel when you have flashed a custom rom can fix the problem. idk if its safe to do
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that thread is for redmi note 5 pro..and flashing different kernel probably won't solve it because I know few guys flashed genom kernel but still ended up with reboot in huaxing display. Maybe waiting for fix is better.
After i flashed custom kernel (elemental x) & rebooted device it stuck in fastboot then I flashed stock boot images back (even flashed in both slots) still it's stuck on fastboot screen even deleted magisk module directory via adb still no luck, has somone encountered it before... I really need to get out from this..
Uraniam9 said:
After i flashed custom kernel (elemental x) & rebooted device it stuck in fastboot then I flashed stock boot images back (even flashed in both slots) still it's stuck on fastboot screen even deleted magisk module directory via adb still no luck, has somone encountered it before... I really need to get out from this..
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I have used Elemental x before and I really never had issues, did you flash it on top of another custom kernel?are you on stock? OB? Are you using stable magisk build? You could try to dirty flash the stock fastboot ROM or just clean flash it. Also what's magisk modules are you using ?
lil_kujo said:
I have used Elemental x before and I really never had issues, did you flash it on top of another custom kernel?are you on stock? OB? Are you using stable magisk build? You could try to dirty flash the stock fastboot ROM or just clean flash it. Also what's magisk modules are you using ?
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No I flashed it on stock boot images, I was previously using Elementalx and also never had this issue, even flashed another on top of other custom kernel was fine for me, I guess something different is messed up, well i deleted whole magisk module directory via adb, you mean dirty flash full ota via fastboot? Can you confirm it I won't loose any data by dirty flashing all(by flashing all files one by one?).
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No I flashed it on stock boot images, I was previously using Elementalx and also never had this issue, even flashed another on top of other custom kernel was fine for me, I guess something different is messed up, well i deleted whole magisk module directory via adb, you mean dirty flash full ota via fastboot? Can you confirm it I won't loose any data by dirty flashing all(by flashing all files one by one?).
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I done it and I just did right now you won't lose data if you dirty flash you will lose root, when you first click on flash all it will go get you a message saying erase user data: y or N ,just type N . It will flash all the files again and you will still keep all your apps and data.