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Hi,
I really need some help. I bought a sony xperia s but the given details dont match and now i am stuck on screen with security question and email. Both deatails dont work. I cant update through pc ompanion or seus as the device is lock. I am new to android and spent 2 days looking for a solution but nothing seems to help
maaro said:
Hi,
I really need some help. I bought a sony xperia s but the given details dont match and now i am stuck on screen with security question and email. Both deatails dont work. I cant update through pc ompanion or seus as the device is lock. I am new to android and spent 2 days looking for a solution but nothing seems to help
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The only thing you can do is reflash the phone because even FBI can't hack into android system without User's password, if you are interested in reflashing I'll give you links
MADNJPN said:
The only thing you can do is reflash the phone because even FBI can't hack into android system without User's password, if you are interested in reflashing I'll give you links
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can i reflash the phone when i cannot tick the usb debugging mode as i cant get into the phone at all?
maaro said:
can i reflash the phone when i cannot tick the usb debugging mode as i cant get into the phone at all?
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Problem solved next time i will remember my gmail account
Pls help me too...i too have problem with factory resetting my phone since i have blocked my xperia acro s..my brother entered pincode many times and i forgot my gmail account and password...pls..any help will really appreciated guys...
Hi everybody,
I'm so angry with my Nexus 7 (wifi 2013) because I just made it mess up.
Let me tell you how stupid I was.
First, I tried to root but it failed.
Second, I used 'Back to Stock' with 'Nexus Root Toolkit v1.7.2'. Finally, I got stuck at Google logo
I tried some solutions on the internet but it still unchanged anything.
Could you show me how to fix it, please?
Thank you so much.
This is the images of error that I got (I'm sorry I cannot insert image because I'm a new member of this forum, could you go to the link below to see more details?)
s1019.photobucket.com/user/namserious/media/Error_Nexus7.png.html
Your /system is broken.
Try restoring factory defaults using this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=45671279#post45671279
Restoring Successfully
sfhub said:
Your /system is broken.
Try restoring factory defaults using this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=45671279#post45671279
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Awesome, sfhub :good: :laugh:
Thank you so much. I have restored successfully.
This is my result
i1019.photobucket.com/albums/af319/namserious/WP_20131018_001.jpg
How did you do that?
namserious said:
Awesome, sfhub :good: :laugh:
Thank you so much. I have restored successfully.
This is my result
i1019.photobucket.com/albums/af319/namserious/WP_20131018_001.jpg
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Hey namserious,
How did you get it working? Did you use the Mini guide given by sfhub? I'm having the same issues with my nexus 7 (2013). I only used for one day. Restarted on the second day and never got anything after the Google logo. Also, my phone wasn't rooted, so I didn't have developer options turned on and since I can't get into the system, I can't turn it on either. Will that make a difference?
Thanks.
nexussucks said:
Hey namserious,
How did you get it working? Did you use the Mini guide given by sfhub? I'm having the same issues with my nexus 7 (2013). I only used for one day. Restarted on the second day and never got anything after the Google logo. Also, my phone wasn't rooted, so I didn't have developer options turned on and since I can't get into the system, I can't turn it on either. Will that make a difference?
Thanks.
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If you didn't root the device or do anything else with it, you should be able to get into Recovery Mode and do a factory reset.
https://support.google.com/nexus/answer/2668187?hl=en
Even recovery doesn't work
I'm not able to get into recovery mode. When I select recovery mode, the tablet starts and displays Google logo again and gets stuck there again.
nexussucks said:
I'm not able to get into recovery mode. When I select recovery mode, the tablet starts and displays Google logo again and gets stuck there again.
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When you get into recovery you will see just the droid and the red triangle. At this screen you will need to push the power button then Vol Up and release. I had to do that about 3 times then I was able to get the menu items. From there I did a factory reset. After that I was good to go. Hope this helps!
Kind Regards,
Rb
RenderBroken said:
When you get into recovery you will see just the droid and the red triangle. At this screen you will need to push the power button then Vol Up and release. I had to do that about 3 times then I was able to get the menu items. From there I did a factory reset. After that I was good to go. Hope this helps!
Kind Regards,
Rb
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Thanks Rb, But the thing is I don't get the droid and red triangle at all after I select recovery mode. I have tried everything but nothing happens. I still end up with dreadful Google logo. Suddenly I'm beginning to really hate it.
nexussucks said:
Thanks Rb, But the thing is I don't get the droid and red triangle at all after I select recovery mode. I have tried everything but nothing happens. I still end up with dreadful Google logo. Suddenly I'm beginning to really hate it.
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You could try re-flashing the factory image.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2487757
Latest factory image build is JSS15R
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#razor
nexussucks said:
Thanks Rb, But the thing is I don't get the droid and red triangle at all after I select recovery mode. I have tried everything but nothing happens. I still end up with dreadful Google logo. Suddenly I'm beginning to really hate it.
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Im sorry, I didnt read correctly. I had issues too restoring back to Stock since my setup was all changed. I had to use these steps. I am going to assume you know how to use fastboot and what it is.
DISCALAIMER! These steps will delete your user data!!!!
> fastboot erase boot
> fastboot erase cache
> fastboot erase recovery
> fastboot erase system
> fastboot erase userdata
> fastboot flash bootloader BOOTLOADER.img
> fastboot reboot-bootloader
> fastboot -w update IMAGE.zip
So after that I was able to get past the google logo but just stuck at the boot logo (Multi Colored X) I then had to get into recovery using the steps I stated above then did a factory reset.
Success
Rb, I just tried your instructions. YOU ARE A SAVIOUR :laugh:. After 2 days of continous troubleshooting, I had given up my hopes and was thinking of returning it. But suddenly after getting used to seeing the Google logo, I just noticed the android robot on the screen. And after a few seconds I saw the welcome screen... Viola.
Thanks man, I really appreciate your help. :good:
nexussucks said:
Rb, I just tried your instructions. YOU ARE A SAVIOUR :laugh:. After 2 days of continous troubleshooting, I had given up my hopes and was thinking of returning it. But suddenly after getting used to seeing the Google logo, I just noticed the android robot on the screen. And after a few seconds I saw the welcome screen... Viola.
Thanks man, I really appreciate your help. :good:
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Glad to help! The best thing about Nexus devices are the different fail-safes. If the Rom is screwed up you can flash a new one from recovery. If recovery is screwed you flash a new one from the boot loader. If the boot loader is screwed you can flash another from recovery. Also the N7 2013 tablet is the best for the money. I user mine for work. I am a tech admin for a school district and have certain tools located on my desktop (Active Directory, Printer Manager, etc) and I have RDP installed on my N7. Now when I need to reset a password or whatever i can just RDP to my desktop. This tablet has made my life easier and hopefully yours will too now.
Kind Regards
Rb
Name change
RenderBroken said:
Glad to help! The best thing about Nexus devices are the different fail-safes. If the Rom is screwed up you can flash a new one from recovery. If recovery is screwed you flash a new one from the boot loader. If the boot loader is screwed you can flash another from recovery. Also the N7 2013 tablet is the best for the money. I user mine for work. I am a tech admin for a school district and have certain tools located on my desktop (Active Directory, Printer Manager, etc) and I have RDP installed on my N7. Now when I need to reset a password or whatever i can just RDP to my desktop. This tablet has made my life easier and hopefully yours will too now.
Kind Regards
Rb
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This is my first experience with a Nexus device and I might have judged it in a wrong way. But I think the problem is not the device but the information regarding the latest Nexus devices. Hopefully there will be more workarounds of the new Nexus devices.
I guess I will have to change my username
nexussucks said:
This is my first experience with a Nexus device and I might have judged it in a wrong way. But I think the problem is not the device but the information regarding the latest Nexus devices. Hopefully there will be more workarounds of the new Nexus devices.
I guess I will have to change my username
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This is the price we pay for the cutting edge. Also , at least for me, this is part of the fun. Now I have a much better understanding of Android than if I did being an avg. user. I was thinking the same about the name change. lol
RenderBroken said:
Glad to help! The best thing about Nexus devices are the different fail-safes. If the Rom is screwed up you can flash a new one from recovery. If recovery is screwed you flash a new one from the boot loader. If the boot loader is screwed you can flash another from recovery. Also the N7 2013 tablet is the best for the money. I user mine for work. I am a tech admin for a school district and have certain tools located on my desktop (Active Directory, Printer Manager, etc) and I have RDP installed on my N7. Now when I need to reset a password or whatever i can just RDP to my desktop. This tablet has made my life easier and hopefully yours will too now.
Kind Regards
Rb
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Hey, know it's been a little bit but my nexus 7 says no OS in TWRP recovery. I tried flashing it back to stock but it doesn't work. The bootloader is locked and when I try to do anything manually it just hangs on stuff like erasing 'system'/cache etc... in fastboot. I have not been able to find anything to work. And when I try to fastboot oem unlock it gets stuck when i press volume up and power to accept unlocking it. I have tried different cables and another computer. maybe I should try a third computer.. Do you have any suggestions?
RenderBroken said:
Im sorry, I didnt read correctly. I had issues too restoring back to Stock since my setup was all changed. I had to use these steps. I am going to assume you know how to use fastboot and what it is.
DISCALAIMER! These steps will delete your user data!!!!
> fastboot erase boot
> fastboot erase cache
> fastboot erase recovery
> fastboot erase system
> fastboot erase userdata
> fastboot flash bootloader BOOTLOADER.img
> fastboot reboot-bootloader
> fastboot -w update IMAGE.zip
So after that I was able to get past the google logo but just stuck at the boot logo (Multi Colored X) I then had to get into recovery using the steps I stated above then did a factory reset.
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I know this is an old thread, but I'm having this exact issue. I'm just stuck on the google screen. I can get into the bootloader just fine, but not the recovery. I followed these directions. Flashed the factory image and everything. But I still can't get past the google logo. I've followed every bit of advice I could find on this issue and I can't seem to get it working. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Does anyone know what's going on? I've tried everything I could find. Multiple times. From the suggestions listed here to the WUG kit to this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2381582
Nothing is working. I goes through the reflashing successfully. The command prompt says that everything is done. And then it just gets stuck at the Google screen again. I'm at my wits end and have no idea what to try next. I know that because I can get into the bootloader still, there has to be SOMETHING that will work. But I just don't know. Any ideas?
is there a android L Developers Preview flashable zip? thanks
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Anyone figure out what is causing this? I got a remanufactured 2nd Gen N7 16G yesterday. Updated to 4.4.4 over the air. Then unlocked the bootloader and rooted. Everything went fine. I installed Franco's latest kernel (r17) over stock and all was well. However, this morning, while using the device in the middle of GoW, it rebooted to the Google Screen and froze there. I could boot into the bootloader and have my comp recognize the device, so could ADB and Fastboot, however, I could not get into recovery. (I had installed TWRP 2.7.1.1 when I rooted). Trying to get into recovery would just freeze at the Google Screen.
So, I then tried both manually ADB'ing commands, as well as using Wug's Toolkit, and both methods seemed to complete successfully without error (I was using the latest Razor-Flo 4.4.4 files from Google's Dev Page so it is not an issue where I am using the Gen 1 files for Grouper or anything like that in error), however, neither method allowed me to boot into recovery, and left me at the same place. No matter what I did, I was stuck at that screen. I ended up calling Asus to RMA.
So, while it is not a current issue for me, I am interested to know if anyone has sorted what the root cause is, and whether it is an issue on the hardware side. I am not a complete noob to the N7 (I have 2 Groupers), and have been modding for a few years on Samsungs, and until this morning, have never had a soft brick I could not fix. This time, I gave up.
Same problem here, I have a Deb 32g, it went a little wonky and then rebooted. No amount of flashing and wiping and fastbooting has been able to recovery it. Gets stuck on Google Logo no matter what I do. Can't get recovery. Can't boot past Google. It will do fastboot without errors, but that's the only thing it will do.
I'm hoping someone might be able to help me recover my Nexus 7 which appears to be bricked currently. It is the 2013 version, and it was never rooted initially and was running stock firmware. (By the way, I'm not the most proficient with messing with my Android devices or even with the terminology, so I apologize in advance if I might require clarification on some of the responses).
A few days ago, I woke up to discover that somehow my home screen had reverted back to the way it was upon initially getting the device. This wasn't a big deal since I didn't lose any data or apps, but I figured something might be wrong and even posted about it on Google's product forums. Then, last night, I attempted to update to 4.4.3 because it had been prompting me to do so for a week or two. It downloaded and attempted the update, but it failed. It then eventually restarted, but upon loading up Android I got an error message that stated:
System UID's Inconsistent
UIDs on the system are inconsistent, you need to wipe your data partition or your device will be unstable
with a button to click that says "I'm Feeling Lucky" - I clicked the button figuring I could at least get back in to back up my data, but after about 30 seconds the device just rebooted again (all I managed to do was accidentally click the Chrome icon) and now it is just stuck at the initial boot-up screen displaying the Google text logo.
I have tried to hold down the volume button and hit power, and I get to a screen with 4 options I can cycle through: Recovery mode (which will just put me back the Google text logo), Power off (which turns off the device), Start (which puts me back to the Google text logo), and Restart bootloader (which brings me right back to this menu options page). I'm attaching a screenshot of this page.
I spent about an hour on the phone with Google support, but they were basically useless. I then did some research and downloaded Skipsoft Unified Android Toolkit and was able to get the device to be recognized when it was in that 4-option mode by the Skipsoft Toolkit. However, all fastboot options I tried didn't seem to succeed because the Bootloader was locked. I figured I would try to unlock it, and it told me that in doing so it would wipe my device (so be it I figured since I had already pretty much kissed my data on there goodbye at this point). However, it seems to try and wipe it (even giving me a prompt on the actual Nexus 7), but then just sits and does nothing that I can see (see attached screenshots).
Anyone have any ideas/suggestions? Thanks so much!
To be safe, with a stock device that was not rooted... I would go ahead and use the Skipsoft program to flash the stock image back on the device. This should alleviate any future issues with the OS on your device.
I believe it to be Option #9 on Skipsoft.
xbi0s said:
To be safe, with a stock device that was not rooted... I would go ahead and use the Skipsoft program to flash the stock image back on the device. This should alleviate any future issues with the OS on your device.
I believe it to be Option #9 on Skipsoft.
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Thanks for the reply - I attempted your suggestion, but it didn't work because the Bootloader is still locked; and attempting to unlock the Bootloader seems to stall on erasing userdata.
Any other thoughts? Thanks!
Anyone else have any suggestions/ideas? Thanks!
mbressman said:
Anyone else have any suggestions/ideas? Thanks!
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Download ADB from my signature.
Put the device in bootloader mode (power+vol down), open fastboot.exe and type fastboot oem unlock.
Aerowinder said:
Download ADB from my signature.
Put the device in bootloader mode (power+vol down), open fastboot.exe and type fastboot oem unlock.
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When I try that, I get:
Code:
C:\Users\User\Desktop\ADB & Fastboot API 19 (19.0.1)>fastboot oem unlock
...
(bootloader) Unlocking bootloader...
(bootloader) erasing userdata...
And it just hangs there....
The Nexus 7 did prompt me whether I want to unlock the bootloader and I selected yes (with the volume and power keys), but then it just hangs at that selection screen as well...
Any ideas??
Thanks!
mbressman said:
When I try that, I get:
Code:
C:\Users\User\Desktop\ADB & Fastboot API 19 (19.0.1)>fastboot oem unlock
...
(bootloader) Unlocking bootloader...
(bootloader) erasing userdata...
And it just hangs there....
The Nexus 7 did prompt me whether I want to unlock the bootloader and I selected yes (with the volume and power keys), but then it just hangs at that selection screen as well...
Any ideas??
Thanks!
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I changed the wrong link in my signature. The ADB link correctly points to version 19.0.2 now. Try that one. Try a different cable if you have one, try a different USB port if you can.
Aerowinder said:
I changed the wrong link in my signature. The ADB link correctly points to version 19.0.2 now. Try that one. Try a different cable if you have one, try a different USB port if you can.
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Tried two different cables on two different USB ports with the new 19.0.2 downloads you posted - still having the same thing happen. Could it be the computer I'm using, or the drivers I installed (I used the Skipsoft Unified Android Toolkit drivers)? Or is my device just totally bricked and unrecoverable?
Thanks!
mbressman said:
Tried two different cables on two different USB ports with the new 19.0.2 downloads you posted - still having the same thing happen. Could it be the computer I'm using, or the drivers I installed (I used the Skipsoft Unified Android Toolkit drivers)? Or is my device just totally bricked and unrecoverable?
Thanks!
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You can try different drivers. Uninstall current ones, and install the ones from my signature.
Aerowinder said:
You can try different drivers. Uninstall current ones, and install the ones from my signature.
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Ok, so I removed the Clockworkmod ADB drivers from add/remove programs (or uninstall programs - whatever it is called now on Win7), then I went into device manager and deleted the driver for Google Nexus BootLoader Interface, and then I rebooted. After the reboot, plugging the Nexus 7 in showed no driver detected, so I downloaded your Koush Universal ADB drivers, extracted them, and used them to install the Google Nexus Bootloader Interface drivers again (that's what it detected for my Android when I pointed the device listed in device manager to the extracted folder).
I then ran "fastboot oem unlock" but it's still getting stuck at the same place: (bootloader) erasing userdata...
Anything else I can try?
Thanks!
Hi,
I have the same issue since yesterday. When I pulled my nexus from my backpack (charged 12 hours earlier) its battery was drained. After charging it nexus stucked on google screen during normal or recovery boot. Oem unlock also hangs on erasing userdata. I'm looking forward for any solution to this.
Maybe some ****ty update? I've got the LTE version.
Anyone have anything else I can try?
I'm currently working on getting ASUS to replace the device under warranty - but they want me to send it in first, and I'm concerned that while I can't access any of my data on it, the data might still be there and potentially accessible to others (and I'd prefer to not have all of my confidential data that I stored on there accessible to anyone else). Unfortunately, ASUS won't replace/repair it unless I send it in, so I'm between a rock and a hard place...
Any help or advice is greatly appreciated!
Thanks.
mbressman said:
Anyone have anything else I can try?
I'm currently working on getting ASUS to replace the device under warranty - but they want me to send it in first, and I'm concerned that while I can't access any of my data on it, the data might still be there and potentially accessible to others (and I'd prefer to not have all of my confidential data that I stored on there accessible to anyone else). Unfortunately, ASUS won't replace/repair it unless I send it in, so I'm between a rock and a hard place...
Any help or advice is greatly appreciated!
Thanks.
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I've tried every single way to unbrick my nexus. After 2 days of searching send it for repair. Without any questions they replaced mainboard. Problem solved hard way.
Gawson said:
I've tried every single way to unbrick my nexus. After 2 days of searching send it for repair. Without any questions they replaced mainboard. Problem solved hard way.
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Gawson - when you got it back did it still have your data on it, or was it wiped?
mbressman said:
Gawson - when you got it back did it still have your data on it, or was it wiped?
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When I got it was wiped. Flash is on the mainboard so there was no way they could save my data. They do not migrate your personal stuff.
Now its working like new. In fact it has all new guts except battery and screen.
Only problem is that now auto brightness sensor is giving crap instead of useful data. I don't know if its hardware related or just 4.4.3 issue.
If you guys, like me , are stucked in an unrooted N1 without Google play services i'll post you this guide on How to port Nokia N1 from A5CNB19 to A5FMB19 without a rooted device.
First of all download the A5FMB19 recovery.img.zip
Then download the A5FMB19_Update.zip
Both Downloadable here ----> https://mega.nz/#F!HSg0FSgI!ZDx1THNk3RlijBTyw71OGg
Important! BOOTLOADER MUST BE UNLOCKED!
Unlock bootloader:
1) Go to your Developer Options and switch on OEM Unlock (4th in list)
2) Plug your N1 to your computer
3) Open your Minimal ADB and Fastboot as administrator and type
Code:
adb reboot fastboot
3a) Otherwise press and hold Power + Vol down
4) Once you're in fastboot mode type
Code:
fastboot oem unlock
on your device, press Vol Up and then accept with Power button
Now your bootloader is unlocked and you can flash the new recovery!
Flashing a new recovery:
1) While in Fastboot mode flash the recovery image with the following command :
Code:
fastboot flash boot recovery.img
WARNING! DO NOT LOCK YOUR BOOTLOADER AGAIN OR THE DEVICE WILL FACTORY RESET BY ITSELF!
2) Now you can Normal Boot your N1 .
3) A Black screen with 2 advice will appear .
-Start by pressing power button
-Factory reset by pressing Volume Buttons.
4)PRESS POWER BUTTON
5)The green droid will display and now you can enter in recovery pressing Power button + Vol Up (DO NOT HOLD THEM)
6)go to " Apply update from ADB" with Vol buttons then enter pressing Power button
7) Upload stock FMB19 update with the following command:
Code:
adb sideload A5FMB19_update.zip
Wait for it to install.
.
.
.
.
8) Lock your bootloader by
Code:
fastboot oem lock
when in fastboot mode
9) Enjoy your Google played Nokia N1
p.s. 1st boot up will take a while
I would like to express my most greetings to jemyzhang who made up the guide on "How to root A5CNB19 & A5FMB19"
If you have any kind of problem please contact me or write below this post so everyone can have a line-guide to follow in case of diseases
Edit : 09/09/2018 Download Links Updated
TheDuke94 said:
If you guys, like me , are stucked in an unrooted N1 without Google play services i'll post you this guide on How to port Nokia N1 from A5CNB19 to A5FMB19 without a rooted device.
First of all download the A5FMB19 recovery.img
Then download the A5FMB19_update.zip
Important! BOOTLOADER MUST BE UNLOCKED!
Unlock bootloader:
1) Go to your Developer Options and switch on OEM Unlock (4th in list)
2) Plug your N1 to your computer
3) Open your Minimal ADB and Fastboot as administrator and type
Code:
adb reboot fastboot
3a) Otherwise press and hold Power + Vol down
4) Once you're in fastboot mode type
Code:
fastboot oem unlock
on your device, press Vol Up and then accept with Power button
Now your bootloader is unlocked and you can flash the new recovery!
Flashing a new recovery:
1) While in Fastboot mode flash the recovery image with the following command :
Code:
fastboot flash boot recovery.img
WARNING! DO NOT LOCK YOUR BOOTLOADER AGAIN OR THE DEVICE WILL FACTORY RESET BY ITSELF!
2) Now you can Normal Boot your N1 .
3) A Black screen with 2 advice will appear .
-Start by pressing power button
-Factory reset by pressing Volume Buttons.
4)PRESS POWER BUTTON
5)The green droid will display and now you can enter in recovery pressing Power button + Vol Up (DO NOT HOLD THEM)
6)go to " Apply update from ADB" with Vol buttons then enter pressing Power button
7) Upload stock FMB19 update with the following command:
Code:
adb sideload A5FMB19_update.zip
Wait for it to install.
.
.
.
.
8) Lock your bootloader by
Code:
fastboot oem lock
when in fastboot mode
9) Enjoy your Google played Nokia N1
p.s. 1st boot up will take a while
I would like to express my most greetings to jemyzhang who made up the guide on "How to root A5CNB19 & A5FMB19"
If you have any kind of problem please contact me or write below this post so everyone can have a line-guide to follow in case of diseases
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Will this procedure work on a A5CNB19 5.1.1 that has no root and locked bootloader? What are the chances for it to get bricked? Thanks in advance
PS: there are a couple of techies in tailand that say they are able to install CHPlay trough Teamviewer
http://giaiphapandroid.blogspot.pt/2017/06/
The A5FMB19_update.zip download server is now offline. Does anyone have the zip still?
Strangereal said:
The A5FMB19_update.zip download server is now offline. Does anyone have the zip still?
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I think I should have it. I'll check this afternoon and I will try to upload it somewhere. Thank you :good:
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Will this procedure work on a A5CNB19 5.1.1 that has no root and locked bootloader? What are the chances for it to get bricked? Thanks in advance
PS: there are a couple of techies in tailand that say they are able to install CHPlay trough Teamviewer
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You shouldn't try Teamviewer with this kind of "techies" . They can do something bad with your PC or your device as well, I don't trust this kind of things.
Anyways i was stuck in a A5CNB19 without root acces and google play services. To "unlock" my N1 I downgraded it first at the 5.0.1 (I don't remember the firmware code) and then i flashed the Taiwan version (A5FMB19) which actually has Google Play Services installed. Anyways i'm coming with bad news. Unfortunatly I don't have the files you need to downgrade and then to upgrade, anymore. You should try to check out here on XDA if someone has these kind o files. I'll check somewhere if I'm able to download them again and upload them on google drive or something different. Hope I helped you
TheDuke94 said:
You shouldn't try Teamviewer with this kind of "techies" . They can do something bad with your PC or your device as well, I don't trust this kind of things.
Anyways i was stuck in a A5CNB19 without root acces and google play services. To "unlock" my N1 I downgraded it first at the 5.0.1 (I don't remember the firmware code) and then i flashed the Taiwan version (A5FMB19) which actually has Google Play Services installed. Anyways i'm coming with bad news. Unfortunatly I don't have the files you need to downgrade and then to upgrade, anymore. You should try to check out here on XDA if someone has these kind o files. I'll check somewhere if I'm able to download them again and upload them on google drive or something different. Hope I helped you
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How did you downgrade back to 5.0.1? I'm in the same situation actually (currently on 5.1.1 A5CNB19). My N1 is mostly in good condition but it's completely dead in terms of software support so I thought maybe I could bring it back to life with Google Play store.
Strangereal said:
How did you downgrade back to 5.0.1? I'm in the same situation actually (currently on 5.1.1 A5CNB19). My N1 is mostly in good condition but it's completely dead in terms of software support so I thought maybe I could bring it back to life with Google Play store.
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I flashed the original recovery of 5.0.1 by Fastboot flash recovery recovery.img and afterward adb sideload update.zip of the old recovery. Unfortunatly i don't have the files anymore so i'm not able to help you . Anyways these are the footsteps to bring back an old version
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Ok thanks for helpign anyways
TheDuke94 said:
I think I should have it. I'll check this afternoon and I will try to upload it somewhere. Thank you :good:
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Q:
I found it is still unavailiable. Could you please tell how to get this images A5FMB19? thank you in advance.
wang990099 said:
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I found it is still unavailiable. Could you please tell how to get this images A5FMB19? thank you in advance.
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I was trying to obtain the image but i'm not able to find it anymore. This weekend i'm going to make an OS image with firmware and update. I'm sorry to keep you waiting
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TheDuke94 said:
I was trying to obtain the image but i'm not able to find it anymore. This weekend i'm going to make an OS image with firmware and update. I'm sorry to keep you waiting
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Any news about that image you're trying to create? Thanks
Got a bad news people, there's no way to find an image file and also, since my N1 is not rooted anymore, i'm not able to find a way to get the image. If someone of you gots a A5FMB19 I , and also the other users will be very gratefull. I apologize for the disguise
See my thread here for the ROM files.
And thanks @TheDuke94 for the helpful how-to!
online.id said:
See my thread here for the ROM files.
And thanks @TheDuke94 for the helpful how-to!
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Wow! I don't know where you found this rom, but I'm now downloading to have a backup change and I'm going to upload it on Mega to keep this little secret online.
You rock dude
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TheDuke94's methos worked well for my N1. Just saved it from being 'bricked'.
Really wanna thank you.
It's now 5.1.1. No longer update available. But still fine for me.
siemens_wolf said:
TheDuke94's methos worked well for my N1. Just saved it from being 'bricked'.
Really wanna thank you.
It's now 5.1.1. No longer update available. But still fine for me.
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Glad it worked! I had the same issue when tried to flash magisk xD anyways still not able to do that, but I'll try to install a lineage OS or something lime that. Unfortunatly, N1 is a Foxconn device so nowadays Nokia (HMD Global) doesn't have anything to bring back to life this device (which still has great hardware specs). BUT I hope a ROM will come for N1 , cause it is a Stock Android device
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Glad it worked! I had the same issue when tried to flash magisk xD anyways still not able to do that, but I'll try to install a lineage OS or something lime that. Unfortunatly, N1 is a Foxconn device so nowadays Nokia (HMD Global) doesn't have anything to bring back to life this device (which still has great hardware specs). BUT I hope a ROM will come for N1 , cause it is a Stock Android device
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Just tell us how to flash LineageOS when you secceed. LineageOS was a much better choice for older devices. I just flashed 14.1 for my N7, and it revived. With normal usage, around 5 hrs. SOT, thanks to LineageOS. As I checked, there has been no such Lineage file for Nokia.N1, which was X86-base chip.
Nokia/Foxconn no longer supports N1 device. And it was so pity! N1 is much better off when comparing specs with Nexus.N7. I can get also 5 hrs. SOT with N1 on average usage, but with much brighter screen. And it's faster than N7. So, LineageOS would be a great choice for N1.
All the best wishes to you, TheDuke94. And hope the LineageOS for N1 will come, not long in the future.
Ok people, got strange news.
First , using this method -----> https://forum.xda-developers.com/nokia-n1/development/iovyroot-nokia-n1a5cnb19-a5fmb19-t3466897 I was unable to set root. Then , i rebooted my device, tried again and the result was this :
Now , I downloaded Root Checker in the playstore and it says I don't have Root Permission I think the thing will be much easier using Magisk Manager
Not a geek, really can't help much…but hope everything's good with you, @TheDuke94.
Any Good news, since Apple just released new iPhones?
Hello everyone,
For no apparent reason, yesterday my Nexus 5X (android 8.0, stock rom) shutdown and since, I can't turn it on again (stuck at google logo then turn off).
I found lot of topics related to this situation except I can't follow any of them since there is always a requirement I can't fullfill:
-I can't access recovery mode (it shows the "google" logo)
-My phone isnt oem unlock, so I tried to use the fastboot utility but it tells me "failed remote oem unlock is not allowed".
I found out that was because of the ADB driver so I tried to install them but I can't : i've tried using the google usb driver from the sdk manager but adb still tells me he can't find any device.
-Lot of tutorial talks about the device manager page but there is no "android phone" in mine...
I can only access the fastboot mode and I can flash some of the part of the tell (like boot, radio...) using nrt but not "recovery".
Someone has a solution ?
Thanks
u are like me bro
try fastboot oem unlock
Sofiane omega said:
u are like me bro
try fastboot oem unlock
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As i said, i get the "failed remote oem unlock is not allowed"
roxasaxel said:
As i said, i get the "failed remote oem unlock is not allowed"
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and this one
fastboot flashing unlock
if it work flash a factory image
Sofiane omega said:
and this one
fastboot flashing unlock
if it work flash a factory image
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Same...
Same issue here, @roxasaxel any solutions ?
Turn off phone put it in refrigerator's top portion for 10 to 15 mints that way u ll boot your phone normally, if you cant then try to put it in there for longer. and once you boot it then go to developers option and enable that OEM unlock thingy and then do the rest. I hope it will work for you.
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Turn off phone put it in refrigerator's top portion for 10 to 15 mints that way u ll boot your phone normally, if you cant then try to put it in there for longer. and once you boot it then go to developers option and enable that OEM unlock thingy and then do the rest. I hope it will work for you.
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Exactly this is the only way you could boot the device normally
Do not take it out of the freezer, let it boot completely Toggle the oem unlock and then do all those things
Sad part is, after all of this life of your phone will only extent to max 3-4 more months only
gmp009 said:
Turn off phone put it in refrigerator's top portion for 10 to 15 mints that way u ll boot your phone normally, if you cant then try to put it in there for longer. and once you boot it then go to developers option and enable that OEM unlock thingy and then do the rest. I hope it will work for you.
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+1 on this. How I got out of the Developer OEM lock situation.
Running AOSPA on my 4 core 5x.