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Tis operation IS EASIEST AS you thinking about.
Just download this zip and make all by instruction:
1. Burn noogie.img [2] to microSD card (from 128Mb)with win32diskimager [1].
2. Turn off (10-20 second on power button) NOOK2E and plug in microSD with noogie.img.
3. Turn on NOOK2E
4. When Rooted Forever appear on screen - connect with cable to PC.
5. Wait for a wile.
6. Install Mini tools partition [3] (free).
7. Delete all partition from NOOK2E (Disk size - 1.82Gb)with Mini tools partition (first "Delete" - than "Apply" in top left corner).
8. Install Roadkil's Disk Image [4].
9. Run Roadkil's Disk Image select backup.img and burn on Nook (Physical Disk with 1,82Gb size)
10. After all - turn off NOOK, pull the noogie sd card from it.
Thanks for all who create root for Nook2E & forum.xda-developers.com.
P.S. NOOK image was made from CLEAR NOOK without registration.
Now working on changing s/n and mac. Need public key generator
Need help:
For now - find ./rom/devconf directory with lot of info:
for me are interesting 4:
DeviceID - same as S/N (on motherboard/on box)
MACAddress - as is (write on motherboard)
PublicKey - I don't know is this the same for all nooks or personal for each?
SerialNumber - the S/N as is (on motherboard/on box)
If change sn+id+mac - will work fine with new info.
But what about public key?
Waiting for you replays.
Find more - there are:
HashOfPrivateKey - some thing to use with PublicKey
ProductID - I don't know were to find
MainBoardSN - (write on motherboard)
Yep - there is 3 piece for making all works:
ProductID, HashOfPrivateKey, PublicKey
NEEED HELP
I'm trying to download this, but there are no seeds on the torrent. Any way you could hop back on and seed?
I can leave it seeding for a while after it's done.
So does this work or not ? I read somewhere that every nook has its own very personal default ROM. Since I didn't backup before rooting I suppose my own clean rom is gone, and I think it is impossible to do the other method which uses ADB wireless to do the 8 consecutive boots.
Can you host the file to another location, because it can not be downloaded.
Thanks.
vacano said:
So does this work or not ? I read somewhere that every nook has its own very personal default ROM. Since I didn't backup before rooting I suppose my own clean rom is gone, and I think it is impossible to do the other method which uses ADB wireless to do the 8 consecutive boots.
Can you host the file to another location, because it can not be downloaded.
Thanks.
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The wireless ADB method worked for me. Much better than trying to 'catch' the boot 8 times in a row.
*first post on XDA, btw!
For me the ADB method didn't work. The process froze at the very end without completing the whole procedure. I got scared that I had f****d the device, but happily it booted again, but with the rooted shell.
Guess I will have to be stuck with the Rooted Forever
Hi,
Thanks very much for the instructions - I've managed to brick my NOOK and I'm desperate for help. But as others have mentioned, the file is no longer available. I cannot stress the amount of gratitude I'd have if you could possibly transfer the image to me via dropbox. I'm flying soon and really need my nook to work.
If you don't have dropbox, you can leave me some mail address and I'll invite you - you'll only have to copy & paste the file within your file system. If you do have dropbox - my mail is [email protected].
an image is nowhere to be found - please, please find it in your heart to transfer me your image.
alternatively, you can upload it to some file server and post it as a reply for the others in need of this file.
Thanks so very much in advance
Dan
I too screwed up and forgot to make a backup. I have acces to (and made a copy of) all the partitions I can view using a noogie bootable. On the factory partition, I noticed a zip file that has all the info for my nook (S/N, MAC address, etc...) in it. Is there any way you could try to put the backup img out, say with the files individual to each nook out, and instructions on where to replace them. Thanks
Warning: Do not use the image and method outlined in the first post!
It will replace data that are unique to _your_ Nook Touch, like your serial number and MAC address.
There are better options for restoring your Nook Touch, like this one.
Please let this thread die.
can you put direct download of (Just download this zip and make all by instruction):
I cant download it
Thanks
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As of build LCA44B the /system partition is no longer ext4, but squashFS. As I understand it this is a read-only file system, and there's no way to mount it as r/w.
Is it possible to somehow achieve root anyway? I've tried to extract the system.img from the LCA44B OTA package, and then converting it to ext4 to be able to fastboot flash it. That didn't work and I don't know if it's because it's impossible to do, because I did something wrong or because I'm on a windows machine with cygwin/ported UNIX tools binaries.
I've been struggling with this for the last couple of days, and I started out with absolutely 0 knowledge about anything regarding this kind of stuff. I still don't know enough to figure it out, but if anyone could point me in the right direction I think I might be able to.
Any help or knowledge is appreciated!
Latest thing I've tried:
1. Running sdat2img on the .dat files in the LCA44B OTA.
2. Running unsquashfs on the .img that sdat2img created to be able to make changes.
3. Adding su binaries and other files needed for root to the working directory.
4. Running mksquashfs on the working directory.
5. Flashing the new .img using Motorola's fastboot.
I really don't understand why this isn't working. Unless there's some hidden error in any of the tools I'm using, or if the bootloader somehow reacts to the fact the the new system.img is a few kb larger than the old one, I don't see a reason as to why this shouldn't work. What happens when I reboot after flashing is: The watch starts booting, showing the Motorola logo and vibrating for a split second. It then, instead of continuing to the bootanimation, reboots into recovery. The only thing I can see from there is that it seems to have a problem with mounting the cache partition.
Again, any help or knowledge is appreciated.
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Good day all,
I am hoping someone can help me out and explain what I am not doing correct or point me in the right direction.
I have been reading the forums for quiet some time and have learned alot and want to thank everyone for their posts.
My question is I have taken apart the combination file and have been able re create the tar ball and successfully push it back onto the phone. ( I know some of these eng boot and combination files are digitally signed and I have not figured out how to confirm this). The issue is when I push this file with odin it wipes the user data which is the issue.
I then began digging deeper into the img files and located within the cache.img/recovery/command:
--carry_out=csc_factory
--wipe_data
Which will wipe the data. I have tried removing this along with changing the csc_home which would not wipe the user data if I understand this correctly. Once I modify the file I change the permissions back to read only and convert the cache.img to an android sparse file and create the tar-ball. I am now going through the system.img and boot.img to see if I can possibly modify these to bypass mounting the cache.img.
I am not sure if any of this will work and not sure why its not working so any advice would be very helpful.
Thanks,
San
Bricked my razer a while back reinstalling the stock firmware. The cable unplugged from the phone and corrupted the storage. Cant enter recovery or bootloader. But according to some resources that i came across while doing some research, im able to interface with the device using the qualcomm hs-usb protocol. With that im able to directly access the devices storage. If anyone is willing to help, what id need is for you to wipe your device clean, and run these commands
Adb shell
Su
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0 of=/storage/sdcard1/backup.img bs=512 count=30535646
From there id be able to delete the partition table, and copy the devices storage config from the backup. Once thats established id be able to access bootloader recovery and system.
If anyone is able to help, id really appreciate it
Thanks
i too have done the exact same now stuck with a brick hope someone can help
slavix66 said:
Bricked my razer a while back reinstalling the stock firmware. The cable unplugged from the phone and corrupted the storage. Cant enter recovery or bootloader. But according to some resources that i came across while doing some research, im able to interface with the device using the qualcomm hs-usb protocol. With that im able to directly access the devices storage. If anyone is willing to help, what id need is for you to wipe your device clean, and run these commands
Adb shell
Su
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0 of=/storage/sdcard1/backup.img bs=512 count=30535646
From there id be able to delete the partition table, and copy the devices storage config from the backup. Once thats established id be able to access bootloader recovery and system.
If anyone is able to help, id really appreciate it
Thanks
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hi any look on finding emmc or a work around for this?.i been at it all day i even resorted to opening device up to disconnect battery...nothing
parky169 said:
hi any look on finding emmc or a work around for this?.i been at it all day i even resorted to opening device up to disconnect battery...nothing
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Nope nothing yet, we need either emmc development files for the phone, no likely to find. And with the qualcomm tools the corrupted storage can be re partitioned and again be written to.
However if someone with a working razer was to wipe the device clean, and dump partition info. Then the images can be written to the device, over writing the damaged partitions.
Black screen on my razer phone. can't access download or recovery. any help will be greatly appreciated. the computer makes a sound when I plug in the razer phone.
sinkoo1979 said:
Black screen on my razer phone. can't access download or recovery. any help will be greatly appreciated. the computer makes a sound when I plug in the razer phone.
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Your razer is in a state known as EDL. I5s the qualcomm Emergency Download mode. Used to program your emmc storage. That is exactly what the few of us are experiencing, however with no owners of the device willing to share a default wiped image of their emmc, there is no way for us to remap the partitions appropriately in order to once again flash and access the bootloader.
If you could let me know how one would do it I might be able to help you before I sell my razer phone
Thank you, if you restore your phone back to factory settings, connect to pc via adb and run the command in the initial post. That command should (from what i read elsewhere) create a full backup of the partitions on your device. If you are successfull and are able to share through some cloud storage such as dropbox or something of the like, i should be able to restore my razer.
slavix66 said:
Thank you, if you restore your phone back to factory settings, connect to pc via adb and run the command in the initial post. That command should (from what i read elsewhere) create a full backup of the partitions on your device. If you are successfull and are able to share through some cloud storage such as dropbox or something of the like, i should be able to restore my razer.
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im guessing i will need root to run those commands, atm i am performing a full nandroid backup of everything before i do the reset, my phone is rooted and has twrp installed on both a and b partions
extracted the files, the img is 13GB so gonna compress it before i upload it, hopefully it should work but will have to be tomorrow now
uploading the file now
ok done, heres the link
http://www.mediafire.com/file/j3j6pp3ym161t0q/backup.7z/file
you will need 7zip to extract it which you can get from here for free www.7zip.org
slavix66 said:
Bricked my razer a while back reinstalling the stock firmware. The cable unplugged from the phone and corrupted the storage. Cant enter recovery or bootloader. But according to some resources that i came across while doing some research, im able to interface with the device using the qualcomm hs-usb protocol. With that im able to directly access the devices storage. If anyone is willing to help, what id need is for you to wipe your device clean, and run these commands
Adb shell
Su
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0 of=/storage/sdcard1/backup.img bs=512 count=30535646
From there id be able to delete the partition table, and copy the devices storage config from the backup. Once thats established id be able to access bootloader recovery and system.
If anyone is able to help, id really appreciate it
Thanks
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hi xda member dtronics has very kindly uploaded a complete back up approx 13gb
file.do you know how to use this to restore/repair our phones?.
Excellent, i will take a look and see if i can push it to the device in edl mode. The thread has been dead for a while, so it may take a while for me to review all the previous resources that led me to the point where i had posted this thread.
Thank you so very much!
This is the article I was using to attempt salvaging my phone.
https://www.droidsavvy.com/unbrick-qualcomm-mobiles/
Unfortunately I am in the EDL mode where my device storage is not recognized, so I am unable to tamper with it until the razer phones flash programmer or firehose files have been leaked.
Hopefully someone else may have success resurrecting their device using dtronic's backup and or with the information provided in the link.
Thank you any and all of you who have contributed or followed the thread. But my trail ends here unless the flash programmer files are somehow made available.
Unfortunately sadly I too couldn't work out a way to flash or recover razer phone with the upload from dtronics.thank you to all involved,but I think it's time to chuck the old razer in the bin.this is my first ever failure or perm bricked device since I started rooting etc with the HTC wildfire.
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Tried Klinik handphone medan (google search). They have firehose for msm 8998 but I removed the usb cable when it was flashing (didn't look like it was flashing anything) now the computer don't even recognize the phone....
getting this message "Unknown USB Device (Device Descriptor Request Failed)".
parky169 said:
Unfortunately sadly I too couldn't work out a way to flash or recover razer phone with the upload from dtronics.thank you to all involved,but I think it's time to chuck the old razer in the bin.this is my first ever failure or perm bricked device since I started rooting etc with the HTC wildfire.
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is there any way to pull the firehose and xml file from working razer phone? getting another one for cheap.
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slavix66 said:
This is the article I was using to attempt salvaging my phone.
https://www.droidsavvy.com/unbrick-qualcomm-mobiles/
Unfortunately I am in the EDL mode where my device storage is not recognized, so I am unable to tamper with it until the razer phones flash programmer or firehose files have been leaked.
Hopefully someone else may have success resurrecting their device using dtronic's backup and or with the information provided in the link.
Thank you any and all of you who have contributed or followed the thread. But my trail ends here unless the flash programmer files are somehow made available.
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is there any way to pull the firehose and xml file from working razer phone? getting another one for cheap.
sinkoo1979 said:
is there any way to pull the firehose and xml file from working razer phone? getting another one for cheap.
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is there any way to pull the firehose and xml file from working razer phone? getting another one for cheap.
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I wouldnt know for sure. But my understanding is the programmer files (firehose or sahara files) arent stored on the device. They are used by programmer interface to identify the processor as well as the storage media, possibly all harware for the device. If this were a more mainstream device the programmer files may have been available to us through a leak. Only way to fix it at this point would be to bring it to a shop, they should have access to the files one way or another.
I don't know, I don't have my razer phone any more, went and got myself a OnePlus 6t, the emmc file is still available to download from my post and still looking for people to mirror the file
Hello guys,
I have been trying to get this to work on my own for a while now. I am trying to use deuces script and it is not working for the life of me. I have formatted user data entirely and killed all encryption. I have tried to install the factory image numerous times and numerous ways but nothing seems to be working. I have tried to use deuces script, from fastboot and it isnt working (log attached).
Here is what is currently going on and the current setup. No ROM installed currently (I do not believe). Device is UNLOCKED. TWRP is installed, version 3.3, latest version.
I can get into fastboot and the computer can see fastboot with fastboot devices command.
I can get into recovery from the device, which is TWRP. I can sideload things from there and run any commands that twrp can natively run.
I can NOT get deuces script to run with either the latest android 9 factory image, or the latest android 10 image.
I am putting all of the factory image files, unzipped, in the platform tools folder, along with the deuces script files in the same folder... then running the script. It is kicking back an error, which is attached as an image.
Additionally the log is attached as well.
ANY insight on how to get my phone back to stock would be great. Really getting anything installed on it would be great at this point, currently I can only get to fastboot and recovery.
Thank you so much!
Try a different cable or USB port if you haven't already.
Also you can try putting everything into C:\platform-tools, instead of having everything a few directories deep.
All my files just get extracted into C:\platform-tools
ilal2ielli said:
Try a different cable or USB port if you haven't already.
Also you can try putting everything into C:\platform-tools, instead of having everything a few directories deep.
All my files just get extracted into C:\platform-tools
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I always do the same thing with good results!
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wdarea51 said:
Hello guys,
I have been trying to get this to work on my own for a while now. I am trying to use deuces script and it is not working for the life of me. I have formatted user data entirely and killed all encryption. I have tried to install the factory image numerous times and numerous ways but nothing seems to be working. I have tried to use deuces script, from fastboot and it isnt working (log attached).
Here is what is currently going on and the current setup. No ROM installed currently (I do not believe). Device is UNLOCKED. TWRP is installed, version 3.3, latest version.
I can get into fastboot and the computer can see fastboot with fastboot devices command.
I can get into recovery from the device, which is TWRP. I can sideload things from there and run any commands that twrp can natively run.
I can NOT get deuces script to run with either the latest android 9 factory image, or the latest android 10 image.
I am putting all of the factory image files, unzipped, in the platform tools folder, along with the deuces script files in the same folder... then running the script. It is kicking back an error, which is attached as an image.
Additionally the log is attached as well.
ANY insight on how to get my phone back to stock would be great. Really getting anything installed on it would be great at this point, currently I can only get to fastboot and recovery.
Thank you so much!
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Do it without unzipping the factory image. The script unzips it itself and you're causing an error by doing it for it.
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Forget about recovery and unzipping files or scripts.
If you xan boot into the bootloader google gives you precise instructions to follow to just flash everything executing flashall.bat here: developers.google(dot)com/android/images.
If you followed the exact steps and it's not working show the full final terminal output to help you.
JuanG2 said:
Forget about recovery and unzipping files or scripts.
If you xan boot into the bootloader google gives you precise instructions to follow to just flash everything executing flashall.bat here: developers.google(dot)com/android/images.
If you followed the exact steps and it's not working show the full final terminal output to help you.
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Just for reference, dueces script is use 99% of the time AFTER Google's flash-all.bat had failed to give the desired results. Not saying this is the case here but it is a likely reality.
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CyberpodS2 said:
Just for reference, dueces script is use 99% of the time AFTER Google's flash-all.bat had failed to give the desired results. Not saying this is the case here but it is a likely reality.
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I (myself *my opinion*) really wouldn't use that script becouse it's just an incredibly verbose way of forcing the flashing of the images and it's way more tedious to find errors using it.
If google's flash-all script is not working it should be analized why as it only is running 5 fastboot commands to flash all the images and if the phone can't run fastboot commands it's somewhat worring.
In his case the script can be failing for a million reasons like the script cant create the work directory to unzip the factory zip becouse it's only for admin use, or maybe has conflicts of directories, can also not be using an appropiate file for it as the naming scheme does not make sense. In any case the problem here is with the way the dueces script is decompressing the .zip as it can't find the image.zip when it's allocated to the variable here: $imgzipname = (Get-ChildItem _work/*/*.zip).fullname.
This script code is really not prepared to correct it self and is not great, HOWEVER it should work without much of a problem if no naming scheme of the images, partitions, directories changes or so I understand why people use it when they really screw something up.
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JuanG2 said:
I (myself *my opinion*) really wouldn't use that script becouse it's just an incredibly verbose way of forcing the flashing of the images and it's way more tedious to find errors using it.
If google's flash-all script is not working it should be analized why as it only is running 5 fastboot commands to flash all the images and if the phone can't run fastboot commands it's somewhat worring.
In his case the script can be failing for a million reasons like the script cant create the work directory to unzip the factory zip becouse it's only for admin use, or maybe has conflicts of directories, can also not be using an appropiate file for it as the naming scheme does not make sense. In any case the problem here is with the way the dueces script is decompressing the .zip as it can't find the image.zip when it's allocated to the variable here: $imgzipname = (Get-ChildItem _work/*/*.zip).fullname.
This script code is really not prepared to correct it self and is not great, HOWEVER it should work without much of a problem if no naming scheme of the images, partitions, directories changes or so I understand why people use it when they really screw something up.
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Actually I just realized why the script is not working for you. You are running it against the incorrect file. You shouldn't be running it against the images.zip that's inside of the factory.zip but rather to the factory.zip itself don't unzip it, just paste the whole zip downloaded from developers.google.com and run the script against it.