I bymistake deleted the system while playing with twrp so someone suggested me to flash a new rom so I downloaded the Phoenix rom zip and transferred it into my sd card and inserted it in my tab and then I tried to install the rom but it says no md5 file found and zip verification failed
Just turn off md5 checking.
How
It just restarts if I uncheck zip file signature verification
It must be corrupt download then. It installed fine for me.
Why not just flash the stock firmware?
i got the file from android file host how is it supposed to be corrupt
Goku987 said:
i got the file from android file host how is it supposed to be corrupt
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Any download can become corrupt. All it takes is one byte.
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Dear all,
Any body know how to install the new updates for the desire 816 dual?
software update 1.49.401.1
My device rooted and boat-loader ublocked
heppojo said:
Dear all,
Any body know how to install the new updates for the desire 816 dual?
software update 1.49.401.1
My device rooted and boat-loader ublocked
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Try extracting the recovery.img from the update that was downloaded in your download folder (you should be very quick in transferring the update to your known location as soon as it was downloaded or otherwise it will gets deleted the moment it found that your recovery was modified) and install the stock recovery. After that try re-downloading the update and this time it should work.
Recovery.img file can be found in the framework folder of the update. @jithumon is the guy who was successful in updating the OTA after his device was rooted and bootloader unlocked. Better, checking with him if the above method doesn't work for you.
Dont forget to hit thanks if the above solution helped.
new update
vbrsekhar said:
Try extracting the recovery.img from the update that was downloaded in your download folder (you should be very quick in transferring the update to your known location as soon as it was downloaded or otherwise it will gets deleted the moment it found that your recovery was modified) and install the stock recovery. After that try re-downloading the update and this time it should work.
Recovery.img file can be found in the framework folder of the update. @jithumon is the guy who was successful in updating the OTA after his device was rooted and bootloader unlocked. Better, checking with him if the above method doesn't work for you.
Dont forget to hit thanks if the above solution helped.
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my friend,
thank you but could you advice please where i can find the file exactly ?and if i can copy to external sd card and download it from recovery it will success?
After the update gets downloaded, you can find it in the internal or external sd card within the download folder. You have to connect it to the computer access both download folders on computer and see where it is getting downloaded when you hit update. Just after finished download, try copying the update file and copy it on your computer. Then you can extract the recovery. Just a few seconds delay in copying will delete the file from your sdcard. So careful and act quickly.
vbrsekhar said:
After the update gets downloaded, you can find it in the internal or external sd card within the download folder. You have to connect it to the computer access both download folders on computer and see where it is getting downloaded when you hit update. Just after finished download, try copying the update file and copy it on your computer. Then you can extract the recovery. Just a few seconds delay in copying will delete the file from your sdcard. So careful and act quickly.
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Friend,
After i get the recovery, what to do next?
do you have skype,viber,whats up to communicate directly?
Check your xda inbox.
heppojo said:
Friend,
After i get the recovery, what to do next?
do you have skype,viber,whats up to communicate directly?
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Flash using adb.
Put the recovery.img in adb folder,
Open command prompt with adb,
Connect mobile with pc in fastboot mode
Type fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Check for errors...if no error, reboot & try to do update again...
hello every one,i have desire 816 w (a5 dug j__15)
the problem is that i have downloaded ota official android update( 5.0.2) but because of having custom recovery,i couldnt use it,i simply copy the zip file to pc then flashed the stock recovery and put the update zip file back to download folder(where it has been before) on phone storage,then rebooted the phone,but it does not find update and when i check for new software update it says you have to download it,(it is already placed on download folder on phone storage)what should i do to not to download 839MB again?
i also tried updating from stock recovery but it says failed to map file
i flashed twrp and tried installing zip but it has error too,i'm really confused
thanks
That's easy you need a handy file manager on your phone (I personally use ES file explorer); put the complete OTA.zip somewhere else first. then hit download update, after a couple of minutes turn off your Wifi and mobile data, the download will be paused. now simply delete the small file in your file manager and replace it with your own complete file (names will naturally be the same, so no problem there). then turn on your internet again, it will recognize the file and proceed with update without further download.
Hi,
I have a honor 8 pro device duk L09C675B140. I've unlocked the bootloader and installed twrp. However the root didn't happen completely but my device works fine. I recently tried flashing a zip file to update it to B150. The zip file was valid. But I keep getting the assert failed error. I tried everything I could. Please let me know what is going wrong. Here is the log file:
Edit: I can't add the log file because of xda's policy.
Rocky1516 said:
Hi,
I have a honor 8 pro device duk L09C675B140. I've unlocked the bootloader and installed twrp. However the root didn't happen completely but my device works fine. I recently tried flashing a zip file to update it to B150. The zip file was valid. But I keep getting the assert failed error. I tried everything I could. Please let me know what is going wrong. Here is the log file:
Edit: I can't add the log file because of xda's policy.
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I can't flash update.zip from twrp .
update.zip is meant to be flashed through the stock recovery. Or you can use the fullOTA flasher to flash those updates through TWRP (you will need 3 update files)
I upgraded my phone to android EMUI8 and tried to install the RR 8.1 ROM but my device wouldn't boot up. Then I tried to reflash the stock system.img but it won't let me. I don't have TWRP on my phone but I can acces fastboot. Does anyone know what to do? Thanks in advance :^l
jetzecazemier said:
I upgraded my phone to android EMUI8 and tried to install the RR 8.1 ROM but my device wouldn't boot up. Then I tried to reflash the stock system.img but it won't let me. I don't have TWRP on my phone but I can acces fastboot. Does anyone know what to do? Thanks in advance :^l
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What is it you mean , it won't let you. Does it give a message. Failed?
Are you at frp locked?
mrmazak said:
What is it you mean , it won't let you. Does it give a message. Failed?
Are you at frp locked?
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Well when I try to flash the stock 8.0 system.img it gives me a "Invalid sparse file format at header magi" and when I try to flash TWRP it gives me a "FAILED (remote: partition length get error) I am frp unlocked by the way.
jetzecazemier said:
Well when I try to flash the stock 8.0 system.img it gives me a "Invalid sparse file format at header magi" and when I try to flash TWRP it gives me a "FAILED (remote: partition length get error)
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Ok, that does not seem too bad, yet.
I suppose you are using system.img downloaded from web.
That image has given many that same error.
Best to use your system.img.
And the error flashing twrp, is common when using the nougat command or nougat recovery on Oreo.
Solutions.
Find your firmware on pro-teammt
http://pro-teammt.ru/firmware-database/?firmware_model=Bnd-&firmware_page=0
Then download update.zip
Extract files.
Get hauwei update extractor.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...FjAAegQIARAB&usg=AOvVaw0xkKEyI85nY9x4Fjr1AWJl
Extract the system.img
Then fastboot flash it.
Recovery:
Oreo command== fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk twrp_ramdisk
Twrp name depends on version used. I use build 4 from here
https://forum.xda-developers.com/p10-lite/development/recovery-twrp-3-2-1-0-t3783447
mrmazak said:
Ok, that does not seem too bad, yet.
I suppose you are using system.img downloaded from web.
That image has given many that same error.
Best to use your system.img.
And the error flashing twrp, is common when using the nougat command or nougat recovery on Oreo.
Solutions.
Find your firmware on pro-teammt
http://pro-teammt.ru/firmware-database/?firmware_model=Bnd-&firmware_page=0
Then download update.zip
Extract files.
Get hauwei update extractor.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...FjAAegQIARAB&usg=AOvVaw0xkKEyI85nY9x4Fjr1AWJl
Extract the system.img
Then fastboot flash it.
Recovery:
Oreo command== fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk twrp_ramdisk
Twrp name depends on version used. I use build 4 from here
https://forum.xda-developers.com/p10-lite/development/recovery-twrp-3-2-1-0-t3783447
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Okay so I've downloaded the latest firmware for my model but when I try to extract the update.app inside of the update.zip file the huawei zip extractor gives me "RECOVERY_RAMDIS.img: Invalid header crc - Expected: 15200 Got: 44917
jetzecazemier said:
Okay so I've downloaded the latest firmware for my model but when I try to extract the update.app inside of the update.zip file the huawei zip extractor gives me "RECOVERY_RAMDIS.img: Invalid header crc - Expected: 15200 Got: 44917
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yes there is a bug either in the extractor or the update files. they all do it. Go to the settings tab and take check mark off verify header.
mrmazak said:
yes there is a bug either in the extractor or the update files. they all do it. Go to the settings tab and take check mark off verify header.
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I flashed the system.img but now the phone bootloops. It could be possible I got the wrong system.img because I don't know exactly what firmware my phone was on before I messed up. I only know it was EMUI8. Is there a way to completely reflash everything?
jetzecazemier said:
I flashed the system.img but now the phone bootloops. It could be possible I got the wrong system.img because I don't know exactly what firmware my phone was on before I messed up. I only know it was EMUI8. Is there a way to completely reflash everything?
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Yes. I have guide thread here for that.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-7x/how-to/guide-honor-7x-flash-oreo-update-t3781649
But also wipe in factory reset from stock recovery may solve the bootloop.
mrmazak said:
Yes. I have guide thread here for that.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-7x/how-to/guide-honor-7x-flash-oreo-update-t3781649
But also wipe in factory reset from stock recovery may solve the bootloop.
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Alright, I'll try that before I have a look at that thread
mrmazak said:
Yes. I have guide thread here for that.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-7x/how-to/guide-honor-7x-flash-oreo-update-t3781649
But also wipe in factory reset from stock recovery may solve the bootloop.
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I tried rebooting to stock recovery in order to factory reset but it only shows me the update, power off and reboot options so no factory reset possibility. I read through the entire thread you linked here but I'm very confused as to what to do with the full OTA file. I'm on a broken EMUI8 that bootloops and I'd like to clean flash EMUI8 again so I can flash an AOSP Oreo rom after that. What do I do?
jetzecazemier said:
I tried rebooting to stock recovery in order to factory reset but it only shows me the update, power off and reboot options so no factory reset possibility. I read through the entire thread you linked here but I'm very confused as to what to do with the full OTA file. I'm on a broken EMUI8 that bootloops and I'd like to clean flash EMUI8 again so I can flash an AOSP Oreo rom after that. What do I do?
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Just made updates to guide last night. I think it is worded simple now.
Download my update "package" from step E
Extract it to a folder on your PC.
You are on emui8, so copy the HWOTA folder from the extracted zip to your sdcard
Also put hwota-update-7-8-auto.zip on sdcard.
Put the three (3) update files from pro-teammt.ru in the HWOTA8 folder on your sdcard
Put card into phone
Boot into twrp
Select install
Choose sdcard as source
Install hwota-update-7-8-auto.zip
mrmazak said:
Just made updates to guide last night. I think it is worded simple now.
Download my update "package" from step E
Extract it to a folder on your PC.
You are on emui8, so copy the HWOTA folder from the extracted zip to your sdcard
Also put hwota-update-7-8-auto.zip on sdcard.
Put the three (3) update files from pro-teammt.ru in the HWOTA8 folder on your sdcard
Put card into phone
Boot into twrp
Select install
Choose sdcard as source
Install hwota-update-7-8-auto.zip
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So far so good but the FULLOTA update file I got from that website only has one file (update.zip) Do I need to extract that? And if so, what 3 files do I put on my sdcard?
jetzecazemier said:
So far so good but the FULLOTA update file I got from that website only has one file (update.zip) Do I need to extract that? And if so, what 3 files do I put on my sdcard?
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No do not extract it.
On that site, next to link for update file, is "file list"
Click this. It gives links for all three files.
Put those three zip files into hwota folder
mrmazak said:
No do not extract it.
On that site, next to link for update file, is "file list"
Click this. It gives links for all three files.
Put those three zip files into hwota folder
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Alright, I got it! Now I need to flash TWRP but the executable to install TWRP says my adb drivers are outdated. I have the minimal fastboot and adb installation from XDA.
jetzecazemier said:
Alright, I got it! Now I need to flash TWRP but the executable to install TWRP says my adb drivers are outdated. I have the minimal fastboot and adb installation from XDA.
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That should be fine.
Usually means you have other adb also , probably from other tool.
If you have twrp , not need to use the terp recovery installer
mrmazak said:
That should be fine.
Usually means you have other adb also , probably from other tool.
If you have twrp , not need to use the terp recovery installer
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Well the problem is I don't have TWRP and none of the versions i've tried to install work. The installer doesn't work either, it says closing adb daemon and stays on that.
jetzecazemier said:
Well the problem is I don't have TWRP and none of the versions i've tried to install work. The installer doesn't work either, it says closing adb daemon and stays on that.
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Each step of the tool I put pause.
So it stopped on command and not closed.
Press spacebar
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Each step of the tool I put pause.
So it stopped on command and not closed.
Press spacebar
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Dude, you're the man! I got my device up and running again. I'll probably stay on EMUI8 since it's more stable than the current AOSP rom. I wanna root it tho so can I just use the lazy recovery tool to install twrp and simply install magisk?
jetzecazemier said:
Dude, you're the man! I got my device up and running again. I'll probably stay on EMUI8 since it's more stable than the current AOSP rom. I wanna root it tho so can I just use the lazy recovery tool to install twrp and simply install magisk?
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Yes.
The lazy tool has recovery with encryption working
I got it working on EMUI8 but I decided to flash the aosp rom cuz i prefer stock android. Can't seem to get twrp to install tho. I keep getting "1 was unexpected at this time"
Hi, I flashed TWRP to be able to install magisk on my friend's Honor 7x (BND-L21 C432) and now that magisk is flashed and configured I want to go back to the stock recovery. I've downloaded the update.zip with the Firmware Finder app, and I've extracted the recovery_ramdisk.img from the UPDATE.APP file.
But once flashed (with fastboot) I can't access it, it gives me ERROR MODE, like if the img was invalid.
Any help?
Thanks!
Did you download and flashed the correct build file? Which recovery you flashed?
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Did you download and flashed the correct build file? Which recovery you flashed?
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I was using correct version, but I wasn't using HuaweiUpdateExtractor. After using it to get the img it worked well.
Thanks!
eXtremeDevil said:
Hi, I flashed TWRP to be able to install magisk on my friend's Honor 7x (BND-L21 C432) and now that magisk is flashed and configured I want to go back to the stock recovery. I've downloaded the update.zip with the Firmware Finder app, and I've extracted the recovery_ramdisk.img from the UPDATE.APP file.
But once flashed (with fastboot) I can't access it, it gives me ERROR MODE, like if the img was invalid.
Any help?
Thanks!
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this install zip, should restore the recovery-from-boot.p file, the file that causes stock recovery to be replaced. I have not confirmed on this device but it is a generic solution that should work.
mrmazak said:
this install zip, should restore the recovery-from-boot.p file, the file that causes stock recovery to be replaced. I have not confirmed on this device but it is a generic solution that should work.
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Thanks anyway, I was able to *correctly* extract the img file
What does that file exactly? Is there a backup of the recovery on the phone?? I assuming we're talking about normal recovery, not the second eRecovery thing, right?
eXtremeDevil said:
Thanks anyway, I was able to *correctly* extract the img file
What does that file exactly? Is there a backup of the recovery on the phone?? I assuming we're talking about normal recovery, not the second eRecovery thing, right?
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Stock Android has a feature to make a recovery image from the boot.img. By checking the contents of the recovery partition and comparing a checksum. When the sum does not match, the file "recovery_from_boot.p" takes over and builds it's own recovery image.
When you install twrp and "swipe to allow system modification" that file gets renamed to end with ".bak"
This zip file verifies the recovery script is on the phone e, and if it is, it will remove the .bak extension . That makes the system .restore (make) stock recovery on the next boot up
Thanks for the info!