Hello All
Some one who have each partition's img file for fastboot?
My N1 have some problems during nandroid recover.
Only work with Stock Recovery, Bootloder.
And can temp CWM from Bootloader.
Of have any good ideas,
Please help me and share.
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before installing a custom rom on my wfs i had made a recovery img on my phone then backed it up on my PC but now i want to move back to my old stock rom, so how do i restore my phone with the help of the img file ?
jack_dude5555 said:
before installing a custom rom on my wfs i had made a recovery img on my phone then backed it up on my PC but now i want to move back to my old stock rom, so how do i restore my phone with the help of the img file ?
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you backup your stock rom with cwm recovery?
Hello guys!
My EFS folder has corrupted and the IMEI is 0, so I am unable to use any custom roms... I want to fix this, but I'm not able to do this, because I cannot enter Download mode in CWM Recovery . I need this, in order to flash the orginal KDZ file of my E975. I wanted to install the stock recovery of e975 but couldn't find information anywhere on how to do it. Has anyone got a flashable zip for cwm recovery to return to stock recovery or any other ideas?
Best Regards!
Thanks for help!
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Hi,
I've just bought a Nexus 5X and wanted to root it with systemless method for being able to get OTA in futur.
I've booted to TWRP to flash SuperSU zip but I've made the mistake to use the slider when TWRP ask if I want to keep the system as read only.
Is there an easy way to revert back without the reflashing the rom ?
And is there a way to boot to TWRP from android (if i keep the. .img on my phone) ?
Thank you
Sebacestmoi said:
Hi,
I've just bought a Nexus 5X and wanted to root it with systemless method for being able to get OTA in futur.
I've booted to TWRP to flash SuperSU zip but I've made the mistake to use the slider when TWRP ask if I want to keep the system as read only.
Is there an easy way to revert back without the reflashing the rom ?
And is there a way to boot to TWRP from android (if i keep the. .img on my phone) ?
Thank you
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If you had TWRP touch your /system in R/W mode even if it made no changes, the system partition is tainted (there is meta-data that changed)
The only practical way to get back to untainted /system is to flash the stock system.img. The flashing is simple, but it might take a little time to download the factory image and extract the system.img.
I usually keep twrp in the recovery partition, probably chainfire has something to boot twrp directly. I do know that if you boot twrp over usb there is a problem where it doesn't accept your pin/pattern/pass to decrypt the user partition. I don't know if it suffers the same problem through other booting methods.
BTW even with systemless root, you cannot flash the differential OTA you receive over the air directly. You need to restore the stock boot.img before flashing the OTA.
The FULL OTA you get from the factory image website, on the other hand, can flash over anything, regardless of whether you have boot, system, or vendor modified.
Thank you for the clear answer
Sebacestmoi said:
Hi,
I've just bought a Nexus 5X and wanted to root it with systemless method for being able to get OTA in futur.
I've booted to TWRP to flash SuperSU zip but I've made the mistake to use the slider when TWRP ask if I want to keep the system as read only.
Is there an easy way to revert back without the reflashing the rom ?
And is there a way to boot to TWRP from android (if i keep the. .img on my phone) ?
Thank you
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The command
Code:
[I]fastboot boot <img file name>[/I]
will boot twrp from your computer with out having to install it.
Hello. I recently used elementalx kernel and now want to switch back to stock. I backed up my kernel through EX kernel manager but unfortunately it fails to restore the backup. I am trying to manually restore the backup from the .img file created by EXKM in twrp. It is asking me whether I want to flash it in recovery system image or bootloader. The most obvious choice seems to be bootloader but I want to confirm as I do not want a bricked phone. Please help. Thanks.
You could always just dirty flash the rom.
Haha I flashed the image file in the bootloader and it worked. Thanks for answering though.
I have downloaded the stock images from here and extracted, but I do not see a recovery image anywhere. I have tried to back it up stock recovery with Flashify but I get an error that the recovery partition couldn't be found. Has anyone got a copy of the stock recovery? I have not flashed TWRP and for the time being I don't plan to, but it would be nice to have the stock recovery just in case.
Thanks!
I think recovery is inside the boot image on A/B partition treble devices.
We don't have a recovery or cache partition anymore on our device.
Is there a way to extract it from the boot image? Does it matter? If I do flash TWRP is there any way to go back to stock recovery?