I just noticed after doing a clean install of the C3 factory image using -w that I am unable to boot to the stock recovery. It seems to be missing from my installation. Any ideas why I may be unable to boot to recovery? All I get is a dead Android logo with "No command" or it boots up my system after restarting. I've tried booting from the bootloader numerous times and never seems to work. Is it possible that the stock recovery was never installed? I did no perform a --slot all when installing Android 10 so maybe that's the issue? Any suggestions would be great as I can't seem to find a solution to this in the forums or Google searching. Thanks.
You have to go one step beyond the no recovery screen to see the recovery commands. If presented with an image of a broken Android with “No Command” printed on the screen, press and hold the Power button. Press the Volume Up button once. Then release the Power button.
Seems I can't even get to the broken Android screen now. In the bootloader if I select boot recovery it just boots my system and never shows the broken Android anymore. Very odd. I'm stumped.
rspkt said:
Seems I can't even get to the broken Android screen now. In the bootloader if I select boot recovery it just boots my system and never shows the broken Android anymore. Very odd. I'm stumped.
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I am not sure what you are referring to "boot recovery." Are you entering the bootloader in some way other than volume down +power? The option when using the up/down in bootloader is Recovery mode. That will get you to the broken android and no command. At worst though, you can flash boot.img and get your stock recovery/kernel back/unroot.
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I am not sure what you are referring to "boot recovery." Are you entering the bootloader in some way other than volume down +power? The option when using the up/down in bootloader is Recovery mode. That will get you to the broken android and no command. At worst though, you can flash boot.img and get your stock recovery/kernel back/unroot.
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I can enter the bootloader via adb or with the power + volume down no problem. When I select recovery from the bootloader it boots to the Google logo then blank screen and seems to reboot again straight to my system. I may have to try to revert to the stock boot.img like you suggested and see if that solves the issue.
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I can enter the bootloader via adb or with the power + volume down no problem. When I select recovery from the bootloader it boots to the Google logo then blank screen and seems to reboot again straight to my system. I may have to try to revert to the stock boot.img like you suggested and see if that solves the issue.
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I get the same thing where it won't boot to recovery from the bootloader, but goes back to booting to system. It's because I'm rooted. Flash the stock boot image and you'll be fine.
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I can enter the bootloader via adb or with the power + volume down no problem. When I select recovery from the bootloader it boots to the Google logo then blank screen and seems to reboot again straight to my system. I may have to try to revert to the stock boot.img like you suggested and see if that solves the issue.
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OK, that makes better sense. You are pretty clearly in a bootloop. Just confirming the terminology. Flashing stock boot might get you out of the loop, but after rereading your initial message it sounds as if some info is missing. After the flash-all, did it ever get to the setup screen where you enter your gmail account name, etc. Did it get through that to the actual OS, and if so what else did you do that got you into the bootloop? Root attempt?
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OK, that makes better sense. You are pretty clearly in a bootloop. Just confirming the terminology. Flashing stock boot might get you out of the loop, but after rereading your initial message it sounds as if some info is missing. After the flash-all, did it ever get to the setup screen where you enter your gmail account name, etc. Did it get through that to the actual OS, and if so what else did you do that got you into the bootloop? Root attempt?
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Ya my phone setup fine through all the initial setup steps as if it was a new device and the system works perfectly. I did root and install Kirisakura kernel but only after few days of using stock. Just noticed after setting everything up the recovery seems to be missing when I tried to boot into it. I may try and start from scratch again cuz obviously something got broken during the factory image installation using -w.
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Ya my phone setup fine through all the initial setup steps as if it was a new device and the system works perfectly. I did root and install Kirisakura kernel but only after few days of using stock. Just noticed after setting everything up the recovery seems to be missing when I tried to boot into it. I may try and start from scratch again cuz obviously something got broken during the factory image installation using -w.
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I missed the post by @jd1639 while I was replying. It doesn't sound like anything got messed up as a result of the -w. Because stock recovery is part of boot now, you just need to stay out of there unless you flash boot.img first. Not doing the --slot all wouldn't have any impact unless you install a custom ROM, an OTA or do a manual slot change. Since it was the first time I had done a completely clean wipe in a while when I flashed 10 (after custom ROMs, OTAs, etc), I actually did flash-all (with -w) to both slots. I did a flash-all on B and finished setup, and then booted back to BL, changed slots manually to A and did a second flash-all. Only after that did I start gettin gthe phone ready for daily function. Not sure it helped anything but my OCD, but it was fun to watch the fastbootd thing run a few times. :silly:
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I get the same thing where it won't boot to recovery from the bootloader, but goes back to booting to system. It's because I'm rooted. Flash the stock boot image and you'll be fine.
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I never would have assumed having root could cause this issue.
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Hello,
Here is what led to my issue:
I rooted my phone using this method: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=38886073#post38886073
Downloaded clockwork rom manager.
Here comes the thing I don't remember. At least i know that the last thing i did was to click on 'backup current rom'
After this the phone reset itself and this message came up:
Secure booting error!
Cause: boot certification verify
Then i tried to reset using the power button, which led me to the 'battery full' screen - afterwards i was able to reboot. As stupid as I am I just tried the same thing again. And ever since i am stuck at the 'Secure booting error!' screen.
I am unable to enter download mode. I get to the 'Hard factory reset' screen, but if i accept doing so, it says 'Secure booting error!' again.
I also remember clicking on 'restart into recovery mode' at some point, but this is not the last thing i did.
I am really desperate. Please, help me!
Well i had the same issue today... It happened after i did two changes. One of them was to to try to relock from freegee and flash twrp again from freegee. In my case i was able to go in download mode and flash original kk rom with lg flash tool.
Unfortunatly, trying to boot in downloadmode, i still get the same error :/
Jubi-Wan said:
Unfortunatly, trying to boot in downloadmode, i still get the same error :/
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How are you trying to boot into download mode? And what factory reset screen? It seems as though you did not unlock the bootloader using freegee, if you make any changes and relock the boot loader you will get that error. But it seems that it has not been unlocked. If you hold power and volume up what happens? Same thing when power and volume down, one of them is recovery (possibly factory reset you are seeing) and the other is download mode. I don't remember right now but you should read the whole softbrick thread and see if you are missing something. You may need to use LGPNST to go back to stock, you can also use that program to flash a new recovery so read carefully and follow all steps.
When this happened to me I was able to flash an unlocked bootloader and it allowed me to use my phone again as it was before doing something stupid (for me it was an attempt to re lock the bootloader).
well, i managed to get into download mode. Obviously i used the wrong method to get into download mode...
I used this method and everything worked fine, so far. : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2249500
My phone doesn't boot now. Fast Boot doesnt work aswell.
All that happens is a white battery showing on the screen and when i try to fastboot all that happens is that the LED is blinking or glowing red after some while.
Jubi-Wan said:
well, i managed to get into download mode. Obviously i used the wrong method to get into download mode...
I used this method and everything worked fine, so far. : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2249500
My phone doesn't boot now. Fast Boot doesnt work aswell.
All that happens is a white battery showing on the screen and when i try to fastboot all that happens is that the LED is blinking or glowing red after some while.
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What do you mean when you try to fastboot? Fastboot is basically the bootloader and allows you to select recovery or download mode. What you should have done after following that thread is go to recovery and wipe everything and flash a new ROM.
If you are saying that the bootloader is not coming up and allowing you into recovery then I believe something was missed.
After trying out some varioants of this it worked: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=40274560&highlight=red+led#post40274560
I wiped the phone, but since I had to leave over the weekend i just turned it off and went away.
Now that I am back, nothing works now :/ The Phone doesnt react to anything, not even donwload-mode.
Is the battery too low maybe? It's on the wall now for a few hours, but it still doesn't react. It's not warm either.
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when i charge the phone, i will get a 'watchdog bark' after some time allowing me to get into recovery. accesing downloadmode from there doesn't do anything. strangely, the recovery isnt trwp although it should be because teenybin comes with it. it's 'bbs.gaodi.net' which doesn't have a sideload feature. what do i do now?
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after 10000 tries i got into download mode. i don't want to **** up now so i won't do anything until i know exactly what to do.
any advice?
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got it working by flashing another teenybin which included trwp - then i installed miui via sideload. i don't have signal though, but i will open another thread for this since this is another issue.
Hey all,
So I updated my pixel xl to Android O, and then used the modified TWRP to flash Super Su, SUhide. The phone booted up and everything was perfect. It was a little sluggish so I decided to do a full factory reset... again, phone reset, booted perfectly. I then restored all my apps from the google play store cloud... phone was functioning fine.
I went to reboot the phone after a while... and now the phone is stuck on the G logo after the bouncing dots... and just continues to load.
It's been like that for over 20 minutes.
Is this normal? Anyway I can fix this?
Thanks!
8.0.0 rooting nightmare
gaw54 said:
Hey all,
So I updated my pixel xl to Android O, and then used the modified TWRP to flash Super Su, SUhide. The phone booted up and everything was perfect. It was a little sluggish so I decided to do a full factory reset... again, phone reset, booted perfectly. I then restored all my apps from the google play store cloud... phone was functioning fine.
I went to reboot the phone after a while... and now the phone is stuck on the G logo after the bouncing dots... and just continues to load.
It's been like that for over 20 minutes.
Is this normal? Anyway I can fix this?
Thanks!
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I have the same exact issue after following the exact process described above. After a weekend of frustration, I was thrilled to see this post, but then bummed there are no suggestions. There is no way I can get it back to recovery, no matter what power/volume combination I try. The phone is not detectable by ADB either, so unless a kind soul has a suggestion, there seems to be nothing to do except let the battery die and hope.
Umm boot into bootloader and flash stock boot.img and system.img?
george241312 said:
Umm boot into bootloader and flash stock boot.img and system.img?
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I would love to do that, but how is it possible if there is no power or volume button combination that can get me off of the Google boot screen and into bootloader?
Have you tried Power + volume down ? It'll turn off after release power button only. That or let the battery die and when you try to plug it up next time leave vol down pressed.
george241312 said:
Have you tried Power + volume down ? It'll turn off after release power button only. That or let the battery die and when you try to plug it up next time leave vol down pressed.
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I have tried that, thank you. I will let battery die and do the Volume Down method you suggest, and report back.
edjanx said:
I have tried that, thank you. I will let battery die and do the Volume Down method you suggest, and report back.
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That did the trick. Back to stock 8.0.0, and hoping to find a stable root method that doesn't hang-up on the first reboot. Thanks for the help!
First of all. Hold the power button for about 20 secs and the phone will reboot.
Hold vol - and you are straight to bootloader.
Second flash full factory to both slots.
And third stop using the - w solution when you are coming from another rom or a different stock version. We had this problems on other forums and it was every time - w or not flashing both slots. I know for many people there will be no problem but some apps are just misbehaving when you do so. And they are causing reboots and bootloops.
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First of all. Hold the power button for about 20 secs and the phone will reboot.
Hold vol - and you are straight to bootloader.
Second flash full factory to both slots.
And third stop using the - w solution when you are coming from another rom or a different stock version. We had this problems on other forums and it was every time - w or not flashing both slots. I know for many people there will be no problem but some apps are just misbehaving when you do so. And they are causing reboots and bootloops.
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OK, thank you! I am not familiar with the -w method. This is a new Pixel XL I received from Google to replace a nexus 6p with a bootloader issue. I made the mistake of not attempting this before it updated from 7.1.2 to 8.0.0, or it may have been a different story.
So I have the the phone restored to 8.0.0 and was going to attempt root. But I didn't realize there are two slots to flash. I simply ran flash-all.bat and the phone came back up. So I guess I'd have to move the Sept security stock image over to the phone along with the SU, SU Config (which may not be needed if on 8.0.0?), and Su Hide. Then I boot up TWRP 3.1.1 and flash stock image to both slots, reboot, then get back into TWRP and run the SU, then SU Hide on *both* slots?
Thanks!
Janx
Run flashall.bat on the slot you are now in. Reboot to system
Back to bootloader. Switch slots through fastboot
fastboot --set-active=_b
fasboot reboot bootloader
Now you should be on the other slot
Flashall.bat
Reboot to system
Back to bootloader
fastboot boot twrp.img (latest)
In twrp put latest su or in my case magisk 14.2, twrp zip on device.
If you use su just flash it
If you use magisk. Flash magisk, flash twrp.zip and magisk again. With magisk twrp will stick.
Reboot and you are good to go.
If you want a kernel you have to flash twrp and magisk after again.
mikaole said:
Run flashall.bat on the slot you are now in. Reboot to system
Back to bootloader. Switch slots through fastboot
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If you want a kernel you have to flash twrp and magisk after again.
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Thank you! I will be able to perform this sequence in a few hours and will report back. :good:
Ok. Will be in bed than. If you have any problems give me a PM and we can do it together via hangouts.
Update: I successfully flashed A & B, got to the step where I flash Magisk 14.2. It finished unmounting partitions, but when updating partition details fails, "failed to mount '/system' (device or resource busy)...done
It said successfully installed, so I flashed twrp to the boot image, flashed magisk again, and it is now rebooting endlessly. Wrong place to flash the twrp image I'm guessing?
EDIT: Just noticed your message, good night - thanks again. I'm working through it and will take you up on your kind offer should I not find success.
I did a 'flash-all.sh' on both A and B again, copying over my old phone, then will attempt to gain root by booting into TWRP 3.1.1, installing "SR3-SuperSU-v2.82-SR3-20170813133244", reboot bootloader, go into TWRP again and then install "UPDATE-suhide-v1.08-20170815171034"
EDIT #2: EDIT #2: Stable root achieved using newer versions of files "SR5-SuperSU-v2.82-SR5-20171001224502" & after booting, applying "UPDATE-suhide-v1.09-20171001222116". So far it has survived several reboots, so I'm hoping it's all good now.
Long story short installed substratum and it was working fine, had a navbar theme already running and installed another one. Few hours later rebooted phone and when it booted back up systemui crashed and it went into bootlooping into that over and over again. Now it bootloops a few times and goes into a recovery menu that only gives me the options to try rebooting again or a factory data reset.
The phone boots into bootloader/fastboot just fine and I can get into recovery but the only options I have are 'try again' and 'factory data reset' I know that FDR is basically my only option and so be it. BUT IF POSSIBLE I want to try and backup the internal data or at least as much of it as possible.
So, is it possible to backup any internal data with only having access to bootloader/fastboot.
I've spent over an hour searching to this answer but either I was searching wrong or simply was not able to find the answer. Pixel XL is 100% stock. Never modded, never rooted, stock recovery, stock latest official Oreo from OTA update.
So again. Absolutely no access to the OS. Only access bootloader/fastboot and a form of the recovery menu and I would like to somehow backup the internal data. I don't care about apps or any app data, specifically just the user data if at all possible. If not well then I'm screwed and that's that.
Hello,
Happened to me also something like this. The phone rebooted and the only option were those presented to you also. But, I pressed the "Try again". If this still doesn't work, when the device is rebooting, and the white screen appears, try and hold on to the power button until the moving dots appear.
Also, this didn't wipe anything on my device.
Hope this is useful to you.
moraritza1 said:
Hello,
Happened to me also something like this. The phone rebooted and the only option were those presented to you also. But, I pressed the "Try again". If this still doesn't work, when the device is rebooting, and the white screen appears, try and hold on to the power button until the moving dots appear.
Also, this didn't wipe anything on my device.
Hope this is useful to you.
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Does nothing. Just reboots back into recovery. I've tried Try Again probably 100 times and nothing ever changes. Even safe mode does not work. The SystemUI is completely dead.
I'm 90% sure there is no way to fix the phone other than factory data reset and I'm fine with that. I just want to know if I can backup anything from bootloader/fastboot before I do that.
Have you tried using ADB to boot ( not flash ) a custom recovery, and from there to backup the phone, and after if it's possible, to use the USB-OTG to copy that backup to an USB memory stick?
Looking at the Substratum FAQ in the app it says that if you experience a bootloop you should be able to flash /storage/emulated/0/substratum/SubstratumRescue.zip in recovery and it should fix the boot loop.
matt0720 said:
Looking at the Substratum FAQ in the app it says that if you experience a bootloop you should be able to flash /storage/emulated/0/substratum/SubstratumRescue.zip in recovery and it should fix the boot loop.
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As Matt already mentioned, there's a rescue zip file which comes by default with substratum. It's purpose is to remove all overlays which you've currently installed.
In case you don't have a custom recovery installed you can simply boot into twrp via adb (without having flash the recovery)
Android-xp said:
As Matt already mentioned, there's a rescue zip file which comes by default with substratum. It's purpose is to remove all overlays which you've currently installed.
In case you don't have a custom recovery installed you can simply boot into twrp via adb (without having flash the recovery)
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What if you're bootloader locked? Is there a way to recover from a bad overlay?
You could try to flash the factory image if you've unlocked the BL, just remove the -w from the flash all script
bobby janow said:
What if you're bootloader locked? Is there a way to recover from a bad overlay?
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If you have checked the option to potentially allow unlocking your bootloader in dev-settings you can use fastboot to unlock your bootloader and boot into the bootable recovery image
Okay, so, I followed the guide to root my device. And everything went smoothly, until the new version of Android (8.0.0) was released for the phone and I made the mistake of trying to install it using the stock installer rather than through TWRP. Of course, it failed and I ended up doing the installation manually. Now, whenever I try to reboot my phone, it boots straight into recovery (which gives me the "No Command" error because TWRP is inexplicably missing). If I load up Bootloader (Volume Down + Power) and select START, then the phone boots like it should and I can use it just fine.
I've tried wiping the data through TWRP (After flashing it to recovery for the umpteenth time) thinking that would help, but no. It still boots directly into recovery. The command "fastboot oem fb_mode_clear" using minimal ADB and fastboot doesn't work either. Any help would be appreciated. I have no idea what else to do.
try to plugin charge cable and reboot again.
Nope. Still boots to recovery.
Hi, did you ever manage to solve this? I have the exact same problem.
Fiksdal said:
Hi, did you ever manage to solve this? I have the exact same problem.
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try to boot to bootloader, and then use the option start
Brand new Pixel 3 XL
Enabled OEM Unlocking
Enabled USB Debugging
Unlocked Bootloader
Copied twrp-pixel3-installer-crosshatch-3.2.3-5.zip to my phone
Rebooted into bootloader
fastboot boot c:\...\twrp-3.3.1-3-crosshatch.img
Flashed twrp-pixel3-installer-crosshatch-3.2.3-5.zip
Wiped system/data/cache
Flashed AOSiP-9.0-Official-crosshatch-20190722.zip
Flashed twrp-pixel3-installer-crosshatch-3.2.3-5.zip
Rebooted
When the system rebooted, it brought me into bootloader. I selected Start and then it rebooted into Bootloader again. I then figured something went wrong with installing AOSiP, so I booted into recovery.... from TWRP, I wiped system/data/cache/storage/data in attempt to start over and flash the ROM again. This time, I rebooted the system after the wipe and upon rebooting, the phone never turned back on. Pressing and holding the power button for long periods of time doesn't seem to do anything. Any ideas where I went wrong and more importantly if I bricked my phone? Thx.
EDIT: Tried holding volume down and power button for 10+ seconds and it booted into bootloader. Not really sure where to go from here.
EDIT 2: I tried booting into Recovery. It went back to the black screen. I had to use volume down and power button to get back into bootloader. Fastboot devices does detect the phone. I'm guessing this is a softbrick and I can follow the softbrick tutorial from here? Either way, it'd be nice to know where I took a wrong turn if anybody knows. Thanks.
EDIT 3: It may also be worth mentioning that I confirmed all the md5sum's before flashing the zips or booting the img.
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Brand new Pixel 3 XL
Enabled OEM Unlocking
Enabled USB Debugging
Unlocked Bootloader
Copied twrp-pixel3-installer-crosshatch-3.2.3-5.zip to my phone
Rebooted into bootloader
fastboot boot c:\...\twrp-3.3.1-3-crosshatch.img
Flashed twrp-pixel3-installer-crosshatch-3.2.3-5.zip
Wiped system/data/cache
Flashed AOSiP-9.0-Official-crosshatch-20190722.zip
Flashed twrp-pixel3-installer-crosshatch-3.2.3-5.zip
Rebooted
When the system rebooted, it brought me into bootloader. I selected Start and then it rebooted into Bootloader again. I then figured something went wrong with installing AOSiP, so I booted into recovery.... from TWRP, I wiped system/data/cache/storage/data in attempt to start over and flash the ROM again. This time, I rebooted the system after the wipe and upon rebooting, the phone never turned back on. Pressing and holding the power button for long periods of time doesn't seem to do anything. Any ideas where I went wrong and more importantly if I bricked my phone? Thx.
EDIT: Tried holding volume down and power button for 10+ seconds and it booted into bootloader. Not really sure where to go from here.
EDIT 2: I tried booting into Recovery. It went back to the black screen. I had to use volume down and power button to get back into bootloader. Fastboot devices does detect the phone. I'm guessing this is a softbrick and I can follow the softbrick tutorial from here? Either way, it'd be nice to know where I took a wrong turn if anybody knows. Thanks.
EDIT 3: It may also be worth mentioning that I confirmed all the md5sum's before flashing the zips or booting the img.
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Nevermind, @sliding_billy has the answer.
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thex2 said:
Brand new Pixel 3 XL
Enabled OEM Unlocking
Enabled USB Debugging
Unlocked Bootloader
Copied twrp-pixel3-installer-crosshatch-3.2.3-5.zip to my phone
Rebooted into bootloader
fastboot boot c:\...\twrp-3.3.1-3-crosshatch.img
Flashed twrp-pixel3-installer-crosshatch-3.2.3-5.zip
Wiped system/data/cache
Flashed AOSiP-9.0-Official-crosshatch-20190722.zip
Flashed twrp-pixel3-installer-crosshatch-3.2.3-5.zip
Rebooted
When the system rebooted, it brought me into bootloader. I selected Start and then it rebooted into Bootloader again. I then figured something went wrong with installing AOSiP, so I booted into recovery.... from TWRP, I wiped system/data/cache/storage/data in attempt to start over and flash the ROM again. This time, I rebooted the system after the wipe and upon rebooting, the phone never turned back on. Pressing and holding the power button for long periods of time doesn't seem to do anything. Any ideas where I went wrong and more importantly if I bricked my phone? Thx.
EDIT: Tried holding volume down and power button for 10+ seconds and it booted into bootloader. Not really sure where to go from here.
EDIT 2: I tried booting into Recovery. It went back to the black screen. I had to use volume down and power button to get back into bootloader. Fastboot devices does detect the phone. I'm guessing this is a softbrick and I can follow the softbrick tutorial from here? Either way, it'd be nice to know where I took a wrong turn if anybody knows. Thanks.
EDIT 3: It may also be worth mentioning that I confirmed all the md5sum's before flashing the zips or booting the img.
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If you can get to BL and fastboot devices is recognizing it, you are only soft bricked. Do a flash-all of the factory image. You will be starting over with the exception of OEM unlock and BL unlock. Once you are up and running, go back to BL, change slots and do the flash-all again. Of course, you will be setting up again but you should be clean. Be sure to use the last Android 9 factory image for flash-all if you are not intending to go to 10 yet. There is one rock solid custom ROM for 10 (Havoc). Take a read of the install instructions as it doesn't use TWRP (not available for 10 yet). It does need the flash-all of November factory image done to both slots, so if you are looking at that do it immediately IMO since you will have to wipe anyways.
If you wipe system in TWRP then you have to flash a ROM from there. That is why it went blank when you rebooted. You have nothing to boot up on.
ADB a stock file and start over...it's not bricked.
Thank you for the help guys. I will work on fixing the issue tonight. Also, thanks for the suggestion on the Havoc ROM, but I'm staying with Android 9 because of the menu navigation button at the bottom right of the older apps... https://www.androidpolice.com/2019/...utton-has-finally-been-retired-in-android-10/
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Thank you for the help guys. I will work on fixing the issue tonight. Also, thanks for the suggestion on the Havoc ROM, but I'm staying with Android 9 because of the menu navigation button at the bottom right of the older apps... https://www.androidpolice.com/2019/...utton-has-finally-been-retired-in-android-10/
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Havoc also had pie builds if you wanted to try.