Hello everyone, i got problem that i cant get into twrp(looks like motherboard problem), is there any way that i can install some custom rom through the fastboot or adb. Once again, TWRP is installed but when i want to get in it just keep black screen.
Have you tried another recovery?
What about flashing a miui fastboot rom with MiFlash?
YoSoyYoMismo said:
Have you tried another recovery?
What about flashing a miui fastboot rom with MiFlash?
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I tried last 3 version of this one https://eu.dl.twrp.me/capricorn/ and still same bug.
And yes im already on fastboot rom but i still prefer custom because of magisk and gcam.
Have you pressed the power button when the display is black? My display always turns off as soon as it has booted into twrp.
Leni_YO said:
Have you pressed the power button when the display is black? My display always turns off as soon as it has booted into twrp.
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Ofc i did, but remains black. Funny thing is that i can open xiaomi recovery but not twrp.
MickyZa said:
Ofc i did, but remains black. Funny thing is that i can open xiaomi recovery but not twrp.
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Flash twrp twice, mine had same problem long ago
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So I clean flashed the newest community edition of Oxygen. Directly after I flashed it I flashed SuperSU. Everything goes well, no big error messages (I edited the updater-script for Oxygen). So I boot into Oxygen, and I can't find root. Everything is working beautifully but there's just no SuperSU. So I reboot to recovery, about to flash the zip again, but I get a black screen. Doesn't go away until I hold the power button for 15 seconds. Rebooted to fastboot, flashed TWRP recovery image. Same result, black screen when booting into recovery. Is there something I'm doing wrong? It's usable but I'd really like root....
Use this recovery http://forum.xda-developers.com/one...nity-build-t3461648/post68691560#post68691560
daleski75 said:
Use this recovery http://forum.xda-developers.com/one...nity-build-t3461648/post68691560#post68691560
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Thanks so much!
camcorder123 said:
Thanks so much!
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No problem.
I've got this same problem. Thanks for the TWRP fix!
Did you manage to get SuperSU / Root to work?
daleski75 said:
Use this recovery http://forum.xda-developers.com/one...nity-build-t3461648/post68691560#post68691560
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Thanks. It worked.
daleski75 said:
Use this recovery http://forum.xda-developers.com/one...nity-build-t3461648/post68691560#post68691560
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you are awesome, thanks so much this fixed my issue
recovery black screen and fastboot not working on computer
HI .
I am stuck with this black screen on recovery problem. And fastboot is not working on my system. Please help.
vijaysivakula said:
HI .
I am stuck with this black screen on recovery problem. And fastboot is not working on my system. Please help.
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If your bootloader is unlocked and you can access the bootloader insteead of recovery just get fastboot working on your computer and you should be able to flash the TWRP listed above.
Fastboot not working
HermitDash said:
If your bootloader is unlocked and you can access the bootloader insteead of recovery just get fastboot working on your computer and you should be able to flash the TWRP listed above.
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Fastboot not working on my office laptop. Funnily, it used to work earlier. Could someone help me with that? Or I will flash it over the weekend when i am home and revert to complete stock. The Community Build did not seem very attractive or useful in the few days I tried.
vijaysivakula said:
Fastboot not working on my office laptop. Funnily, it used to work earlier. Could someone help me with that? Or I will flash it over the weekend when i am home and revert to complete stock. The Community Build did not seem very attractive or useful in the few days I tried.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2317790
Minimal ADB and Fastboot.
Then just install drivers for your phone or do a search and you'll find it for the OnePlus 3
Worked For me too!
camcorder123 said:
So I clean flashed the newest community edition of Oxygen. Directly after I flashed it I flashed SuperSU. Everything goes well, no big error messages (I edited the updater-script for Oxygen). So I boot into Oxygen, and I can't find root. Everything is working beautifully but there's just no SuperSU. So I reboot to recovery, about to flash the zip again, but I get a black screen. Doesn't go away until I hold the power button for 15 seconds. Rebooted to fastboot, flashed TWRP recovery image. Same result, black screen when booting into recovery. Is there something I'm doing wrong? It's usable but I'd really like root....
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Helped me too, thanks big time
LunaticWinchester said:
Helped me too, thanks big time
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Got same issue. Notify me if there is any solutions...thx.
Thanks work like a charm!
Sorry for reviving this thread, but I managed to solve my problem with this solution. however after a while, because of some problems I booted into recovery, and after seeing the TWRP logo the phone goes black and I can't do anything. I believe I might have killed my phone, but does anyone have some idea?
coyotejodido said:
Sorry for reviving this thread, but I managed to solve my problem with this solution. however after a while, because of some problems I booted into recovery, and after seeing the TWRP logo the phone goes black and I can't do anything. I believe I might have killed my phone, but does anyone have some idea?
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Plz check some of my older posts. I posted a stock recovery Link. Use that and you'll be able to boot just fine.
Sent from my ONEPLUS A3003 using Tapatalk
HermitDash said:
If your bootloader is unlocked and you can access the bootloader insteead of recovery just get fastboot working on your computer and you should be able to flash the TWRP listed above.
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I have unlocked my bootloader. when i flashed twrp it showed a blank screen it is not tuning on after holding the power button for 20 min. please help
can anyone help me? i have flashed H2os with modified twrp and when i have flashed the rom i have reflashed the original twrp.. now my phone is working but op3 dont want to boot into recovery.. oneplus show black screen when trying booting twrp.. i dont have root.
i have tryed to flash twrp with the toolkit, it flash right but it shows black screen,
thank you!
Go to blusparks kernel thread from there download the latest recovery. Boot your phone into fastboot, then flash that recovery. Boot into recovery then flash whatever you wish!
Here is the recovery:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/devd...t/dl/?id=21065
ajaysoranam said:
Go to blusparks kernel thread from there download the latest recovery. Boot your phone into fastboot, then flash that recovery. Boot into recovery then flash whatever you wish!
Here is the recovery:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/devd...t/dl/?id=21065
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It would be good to flash flash twrp couple of times just to make sure, just run the comand 3-4 times.
nemexs said:
It would be good to flash flash twrp couple of times just to make sure, just run the comand 3-4 times.
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That's like pressing the elevator button once and then pressing it a couple of times more, just in case.
But we've all done it.
ajaysoranam said:
Go to blusparks kernel thread from there download the latest recovery. Boot your phone into fastboot, then flash that recovery. Boot into recovery then flash whatever you wish!
Here is the recovery:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/devd...t/dl/?id=21065
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Dead link?
daviss101 said:
Dead link?
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here you go
http://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=21065
I have reflashed the modified twrp and all good! Big thanks anyway!
diegololol said:
can anyone help me? i have flashed H2os with modified twrp and when i have flashed the rom i have reflashed the original twrp.. now my phone is working but op3 dont want to boot into recovery.. oneplus show black screen when trying booting twrp.. i dont have root.
i have tryed to flash twrp with the toolkit, it flash right but it shows black screen,
thank you!
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Did you get this fixed? Im having the same issue
hawki said:
Did you get this fixed? Im having the same issue
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Read before posting. The answer is just above your post.
when in twrp recovery its stuck/frozen cant swipe or put in pin or flash mods. any help would be appericiated
freddienuxx said:
when in twrp recovery its stuck/frozen cant swipe or put in pin or flash mods. any help would be appericiated
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Remove lock screen security and set it to swipe. Then boot into twrp a couple of times. If it starts working, then add your security back in.
Badger50 said:
Remove lock screen security and set it to swipe. Then boot into twrp a couple of times. If it starts working, then add your security back in.
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ok thx gonna try now
freddienuxx said:
ok thx gonna try now
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thank you so much that worked
freddienuxx said:
thank you so much that worked
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Happy to help my friend :good:
After helping one of my friends troubleshoot this on his pixel 2 xl we came to the conclusion that twrp doesnt seem to like the phone having a saved fingerprint either. disabling the fingerprint and keeping the password works. we havent tried turning it back on after the first decrypt though, will post after further testing
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After helping one of my friends troubleshoot this on his pixel 2 xl we came to the conclusion that twrp doesnt seem to like the phone having a saved fingerprint either. disabling the fingerprint and keeping the password works. we havent tried turning it back on after the first decrypt though, will post after further testing
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so during our initial testing we had two fingerprints which seemed to upset twrp. after a successful decrypt we added one single fingerprint and now it decrypts properly
I'm getting this suddenly even though I deleted pin and fingerprints. Maybe I need to return to stock recovery again somehow? Then flash twrp all over again. Anybody know where to get stock recovery?
benjmiester said:
I'm getting this suddenly even though I deleted pin and fingerprints. Maybe I need to return to stock recovery again somehow? Then flash twrp all over again. Anybody know where to get stock recovery?
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Flash the boot.img. That's where the stock recovery now resides.
Badger50 said:
Flash the boot.img. That's where the stock recovery now resides.
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Thanks again Badger. It gives me "no command" with the mr. droid in surgery. Is that normal? It at least got rid of TWRP so I can try that again.
benjmiester said:
Thanks again Badger. It gives me "no command" with the mr. droid in surgery. Is that normal? It at least got rid of TWRP so I can try that again.
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What's the "Mr droid in surgery"?? What gives you no command?? Did you run fastboot flash boot boot.img ??
Badger50 said:
What's the "Mr droid in surgery"?? What gives you no command?? Did you run fastboot flash boot boot.img ??
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Sorry, yeah I ran fastboot flash boot boot.img, do I need to boot it like the 1st step of installing TWRP? The android symbol with the red triangle and 'no command' is what I get after trying to enter recovery after flashing stock boot (to verify stock recovery was back). I don't see stock recovery though, shows that no command and Droid red triangle instead. I'm still critical unlocked from when I fastboot flashed factory image yesterday.
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Sorry, yeah I ran fastboot flash boot boot.img, do I need to boot it like the 1st step of installing TWRP? The android symbol with the red triangle and 'no command' is what I get after trying to enter recovery after flashing stock boot (to verify stock recovery was back). I don't see stock recovery though, shows that no command and Droid red triangle instead. I'm still critical unlocked from when I fastboot flashed factory image yesterday.
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Ah, now I understand. The droid dude in surgery, is the stock recovery. You have to hold power button and volume up simultaneously a couple seconds, then release volume up. It's a little tricky though. You can just fastboot twrp now if you'd like.
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Ah, now I understand. The droid dude in surgery, is the stock recovery. You have to hold power button and volume up simultaneously a couple seconds, then release volume up. It's a little tricky though. You can just fastboot twrp now if you'd like.
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So turns out the problem both before and just now when I tried flashing twrp and it was still frozen.... I forgot to flash magisk after flashing the twrp installer zip :crying::crying: It was trying to run TWRP on an unrooted system. Doh! I booted twrp a 3rd time, flashed twrp installer AND magisk. Now all is working fine.
It's the little things that always mess me up :laugh:
benjmiester said:
So turns out the problem both before and just now when I tried flashing twrp and it was still frozen.... I forgot to flash magisk after flashing the twrp installer zip :crying::crying: It was trying to run TWRP on an unrooted system. Doh! I booted twrp a 3rd time, flashed twrp installer AND magisk. Now all is working fine.
It's the little things that always mess me up :laugh:
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Been there myself more times than I can remember over the last 7 years I've been hacking these things. At least you figured it out ?
Badger50 said:
Been there myself more times than I can remember over the last 7 years I've been hacking these things. At least you figured it out
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Badger50, you've been a great help and I hope you can come thru again for me. Maybe I'm missing something but I just finished updating my Pixel 2 XL to the June update and went to boot TWRP so I can flash Magisk and install TWRP but I get to the teamwin recovery project 3.2.1-2 splash screen and it's just frozen. I never got to flash anything. Any help is greatly appreciated.
rsnyc said:
Badger50, you've been a great help and I hope you can come thru again for me. Maybe I'm missing something but I just finished updating my Pixel 2 XL to the June update and went to boot TWRP so I can flash Magisk and install TWRP but I get to the teamwin recovery project 3.2.1-2 splash screen and it's just frozen. I never got to flash anything. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Do you have screen lock security disabled?
Badger50 said:
Do you have screen lock security disabled?
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Yes sir. I set it to swipe.
rsnyc said:
Yes sir. I set it to swipe.
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Did you let the OS boot up once? If so, then shut the phone off, and manually go into bootloader mode, then fastboot into twrp and try again
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Did you let the OS boot up once? If so, then shut the phone off, and manually go into bootloader mode, then fastboot into twrp and try again
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I didn't let the phone boot up. I just flashed the update and then ran the command fastboot boot twrp... I will do that and report back.
rsnyc said:
I didn't let the phone boot up. I just flashed the update and then ran the command fastboot boot twrp... I will do that and report back.
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No worries. Let me know :good:
After flashing the latest TWRP Recovery for my OnePlus 5T (v3.3.0-1) in order to update to the latest firmware (I'm still on Android 8.1.0), whenever I try rebooting into recovery mode my screen goes black with the white LED permanently on. The only way to solve this is to hold the power button and power off my phone. I am able to boot back into my phone just fine, but I'm completely unable to access recovery mode now. Any idea what went wrong here, and how to fix this? This is super irritating as I have no idea what the problem is at all.
FamilyGuy0395 said:
After flashing the latest TWRP Recovery for my OnePlus 5T (v3.3.0-1) in order to update to the latest firmware (I'm still on Android 8.1.0), whenever I try rebooting into recovery mode my screen goes black with the white LED permanently on. The only way to solve this is to hold the power button and power off my phone. I am able to boot back into my phone just fine, but I'm completely unable to access recovery mode now. Any idea what went wrong here, and how to fix this? This is super irritating as I have no idea what the problem is at all.
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newer recovery not working on old firmware u have to update to pie by using stock recovery,then flash new recovery.
vk_singh said:
newer recovery not working on old firmware u have to update to pie by using stock recovery,then flash new recovery.
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How do I update to 9 if I can't boot into recovery?
FamilyGuy0395 said:
How do I update to 9 if I can't boot into recovery?
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install stock recovery from fastboot.
Phone is a ginko variant Redmi Note 8, running the PixelOs rom.
It's been running fine for about 2 months now without issue until today.
This morning after using it briefly, it was placed in my pocket. About an hour later I removed it to find the screen black but lit up.
Power cycling the phone resulted in it getting to the boot screen (Google logo with loading bar) where it sits indefinitely. The bar at the bottom is animated, so it's not frozen per say.
If I try to reboot to recover(OrangeFox) it shows the Orange booting screen, and sits there.
I have tried flashing several other orangefox recovery's as well as 2 different TWRP recoveries with the same result, they display the startup screen and then hang there.
Any suggestions?
Sickify said:
Phone is a ginko variant Redmi Note 8, running the PixelOs rom.
It's been running fine for about 2 months now without issue until today.
This morning after using it briefly, it was placed in my pocket. About an hour later I removed it to find the screen black but lit up.
Power cycling the phone resulted in it getting to the boot screen (Google logo with loading bar) where it sits indefinitely. The bar at the bottom is animated, so it's not frozen per say.
If I try to reboot to recover(OrangeFox) it shows the Orange booting screen, and sits there.
I have tried flashing several other orangefox recovery's as well as 2 different TWRP recoveries with the same result, they display the startup screen and then hang there.
Any suggestions?
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Bro I am afraid you'll have to install the whole firmware again and it will boot into MIUI. You need to flash it with the help of Mi Flash and be in the Fastboot mode and also it will erase all the data. and then you can install the custom recovery again and after installing MIUI and you can flash another ROM. Some AOSP Android 12 ROMs have this bug.
Download Firmware from here: https://mifirm.net/
Spuffyffet said:
Bro I am afraid you'll have to install the whole firmware again and it will boot into MIUI. You need to flash it with the help of Mi Flash and be in the Fastboot mode and also it will erase all the data. and then you can install the custom recovery again and after installing MIUI and you can flash another ROM. Some AOSP Android 12 ROMs have this bug.
Download Firmware from here: https://mifirm.net/
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Managed to get it going again. I used fastboot to format the userdata partition and that seemed to fix it.
Interesting that some AOSP roms have this bug...I will have to do some research to avoid this in the future.
Sickify said:
Managed to get it going again. I used fastboot to format the userdata partition and that seemed to fix it.
Interesting that some AOSP roms have this bug...I will have to do some research to avoid this in the future.
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Yup formatting data also helps. Glad it got fixed brother.
Sickify said:
Running the PixelOs rom
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Of course it's PE time !
Sickify said:
I used fastboot to format the userdata partition and that seemed to fix it
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That is an encryption problem, no need to format anything just flash DFE
Spuffyffet said:
Bro I am afraid you'll have to install the whole firmware again
Download Firmware from here: https://mifirm.net/
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