Hi I was looking for a solution to fix my p10 lite that when restarting in twrp or eRecobery it threw black screen and restarted and remained in bootlogo
My device is the Was-Lx3, which was more difficult to give alone since I could not find a system and I could find one for my model and thanks to the fastboot commands it was restored from the factory
Link of the rom that I downloaded and it worked
https://mega.nz/file/DFhziCjI#c1vkVdcvKj3mR_wBb3Kbe_BAA5HUYaCtJVFLkUt9rLk
The steps is:
1 download the rom and unzip the rom
2 leave the device in fastboot mode and run Adb FASTBOOT
3 Flash the .img files I will leave the commands below
fastboot flash boot (drag the file and enter)
fastboot flash cust (same drag and enter)
fastboot flash recovery
fastboot flash system
fastboot flash userdata
ending with the flashing without disconnecting the phone Press buttons button power plus Vol + for 10s and you can enter eRecobery and download the last system you have and ready it will start normal
Even if you have the device without battery, it still works without battery, just do not disconnect the phone and doing all these steps and once the device has been restored, it will start to charge normally. I would like you to give the thank you button if it works if you do not comment below
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I followed official Ubuntu Touch instructions for installing/uninstalling Ubuntu.
Installation went without any problems, but after returning back Android, the device is stuck on the "X" animation and cannot proceed.
I tried the following:
Going into recovering mode
Flashing the device to stock version of Android (v4.2)
Flashing the device to previous installed Android (v4.3)
The flash-all.sh command is executed successfully every time, but boot gets stuck at "X" animation no matter what I do.
What can I do to fix this issue? Any ideas?
Thanks!
batric said:
I followed official Ubuntu Touch instructions for installing/uninstalling Ubuntu.
Installation went without any problems, but after returning back Android, the device is stuck on the "X" animation and cannot proceed.
I tried the following:
Going into recovering mode
Flashing the device to stock version of Android (v4.2)
Flashing the device to previous installed Android (v4.3)
The flash-all.sh command is executed successfully every time, but boot gets stuck at "X" animation no matter what I do.
What can I do to fix this issue? Any ideas?
Thanks!
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try this !
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2010312
try to format cache via fastboot.
fastboot erase cache and fastboot format cache and reboot!
if it happens the same try to enter in the stock recovery! attention just stock recovery and press and follow this:
---> Note that some users indicate that they can't get past the X on boot. If this happens to you, reboot into the bootloader and select recovery. Then, when you see the Android with the red exclamation mark, hold power and press volume up to take you to the menu. Wipe cache. If that still doesn't work, boot back into recovery and do a factory reset (this will obviously delete all your data & files in /sdcard...).
and if not boots dont worry try to flash everything again manually dont press the button flash all , just follow the point D
D. Type in the commands into the command prompt
1) Make sure your computer recognizes your device by typing: fastboot devices
2) Unlock your bootloader (if you have not already done so): fastboot oem unlock
3) You will see a prompt on your device. This will wipe your entire device (including the /sdcard folder). Accept. Note: you use the volume keys to change the option and the power button to accept. You cannot use the touch screen.
4) Reboot by typing: fastboot reboot-bootloader
5) Flash the bootloader: fastboot flash bootloader bootloader-mako-makoz10o.img (or whatever the name of the bootloader image that you downloaded).
6) Reboot: fastboot reboot-bootloader
7) Flash the radio: fastboot flash radio radio-mako-m9615a-cefwmazm-2.0.1700.48.img (or whatever the name is of the radio image that you downloaded).
8) Reboot: fastboot reboot-bootloader
9) Flash the system partition: fastboot flash system system.img
10) Flash the data partition: fastboot flash userdata userdata.img Note: this command will wipe your device (including /sdcard), EVEN if your bootloader is already unlocked. See note 2 below.
11) Flash the kernel/ramdisk: fastboot flash boot boot.img
12) Flash the recovery partition: fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
13) Erase the cache partition: either a) fastboot erase cache OR b) fastboot format cache <<== the second option seems to work better for most people. Thanks joostburg.
14) Reboot: fastboot reboot
15) Done! The first boot will likely take quite a bit longer than you are used to, as Android builds the Dalvik cache.
it should works!!
Thanks a lot for your answer Alvin - the issue was related to caches. I managed to fix the situation by doing the following:
Going into the bootloader mode and selecting "Recovery"
Holding volume up and power button until a new screen is opened
Do a factory reset
Wipe out partition cache
Do a factory reset again
Everything seems to be working properly now.
Need help here!
My Nexus 10 was with stock 4.4.4, rooted with TWRP. I decided to flash the factory image files by removing the -w in flash-all.sh. However it ended up with being stuck with the rotating balls. After about 45 minutes, I decided to go to the fastboot mode (pwr+both volumes), then select recovery (I planned to do factory reset and clear cache). After trying to reboot into recovery mode (pwr + one volume button), it now shows an open bootloader with following message below the bootloader (the bootloader seems still unlocked):
Dowloading...
Do not turn off target!!
What does it mean? What is it exactly downloading? And what should I do? Should I lock the bootloader? Also it does not respond now if I push the volume buttons. It's not recognized on my Mac with the with the following command:
fastboot devices
I also notice the following line:
Reboot Mode Flag: NONE
Now I just booted into recovery, but it shows the bootloader with the exclamation mark! After a few minutes, it automatically switched to the never-ending rotating balls. What can I do?
When you get the Downloading...message you're in the Recovery screen. Don't worry about the message. Press vol up and power to get into the recovery menu - there you can wipe cache and system. As you're in recovery, Fastboot devices will not recognise your tablet, only adb commands.
If I was you and this didn't work, I'd just reboot into fastboot and flash the image files manually. You'll lose root, data and twrp but these can easily be gotten back through fastboot.
Hi,
In case you want help to flash Stock Firmware files. Check the Manta Help Thread .
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2670400
~Lord
Hy,
after install some CM13 builds i see that the Fastboot Screen thats normaly only Black screen with Fastboot OEM now changed into CM Menue.
First question how i can bring back into original Fastboot Black screen.?
The second problem is that i cant boot into recovery or bootloader from Android System. I press/hold Power then i can choose recovery or bootloader, after restart automatically system restarts....
As Recovery i flashed TWRP.
When i start the Phone by pressing Vol + and Power i can go into recovery, ( this way works )
at the moment i use the original Stock ROM because the CM Builds seems not working fine with my Bluetooth in Skoda/ VW Radio.
When in fastboot do
" fastboot boot twrp-xxxx-kipper-xxxx.img "
it should boot to twrp. instead of writing filename, write fastboot boot (SPACE) and drag the TWRP file to command window. After pressing ENTER you will get twrp. Do a factory reset and flash COS 12.1.1 zip file. If you need i can give you link to it
I have the wt86047(HM2014813,HM2XTDPro) and I have dead emmc on my phone. The internal /data /system and /cache partitions are unmountable. So I decided that I try to boot from sdcard.
I have used this tutorial Dual boot to partition my sdcard and modify the recovery and the rom(Lineage 14.1) to look for the system, data and cache partitions on sdcard.
But when I try to boot up the phone is stuck at the MI logo and I see my device in fastboot. To be able to boot to my device I need in fastboot to execute fastboot boot modifiedboot.img. This is not too much convenient as I need pc to turn my phone on. I also can only boot recovery and not to get to the recovery mode. I can however flash the image to the /recovery partition. I suspect that my /boot partition is also corrupted. I tried to manualy flash boot also with no succes. Any ideas how to boot the phone without need to use fastboot?
I have the exact same issue with the same phone.
You have modified only the fstab file ?
nings008 said:
I have the exact same issue with the same phone.
You have modified only the fstab file ?
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In boot.img yes(fstab.qcom), in TWRP the etc/recovery.fstab and in the updater script any mention of /system and /data.
The phone boots with the fastboot boot, but it is quite slow as I have quite cheap sd card in it. I would buy a better one If I would be able to boot the phone without computer.
EDIT: Camera is also not working for some reason
Try folding the fastboot ROM.
Same thing happened to me. I tried and flashed the fastboot image. It worked. This happened to me a long time ago. Don't worry about bootloader if you can see the fastboot screen with the mi man on your phone .
http://bigota.d.miui.com/V8.0.1.0.K...DG_20160805.0000.29_4.4_global_daca6227c0.tgz
This is the link for the fastboot file for Redmi 2 aka wt88047 or any other version of the Redmi 2.
Just use the following method to flash using ADB and should be successful.
Steps to Flash MIUI Fasboot ROM Without Using Mi Flash Tool {Using Command Prompt}
We would like to suggest that Please use the Official Flashing method through Mi Flash Tool if that method didn’t work for you then try this method.
Below is the overall method to Flash MIUI 8/9 Using Command Prompt. The commands use in this method are pretty common. For most of the users are familiar with this Commands.
Quick Requirments:
Download Fastboot ROM of your device.
Xiaomi USB Driver & ADB Driver of your device.
Try Mi PC Suite if above USB Driver doesn’t work for you.
Flash MIUI Fastboot ROM Using Command Prompt
1. Download the Fastboot ROM you want to flash from the above download link. Extract the Downloaded Fastboot ROM in your Windows PC.
2. Enter into Download Folder. You will see some Files & Folder out there. Again go to Images Folder.
3. Boot your device into Fastboot Mode. To do this Switch off your phone. Now, Press Power Button + Volume Down button to boot your device into Fastboot Mode.
4.In that folder “Open Command Window” by Holding Shift Button + Right Click button of the mouse. You will see Command Prompt will open there.
5.Type following Command to check whether your device is connected or not.
fastboot devices
6. Below the command, If it shows the device then you are ready to flash. Now, Execute following commands one by one to flash the whole ROM.
fastboot flash system system.img
Press Enter to Continue
fastboot flash boot boot.img
Press Enter to Continue
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Press Enter to Continue
fastboot flash cache cache.img
Press Enter to Continue
Want Complete erase of data? All Data will be deleted it will be like new device. Then type this following commands.
fastboot erase userdata
Press Enter to Continue
fastboot flash userdata userdata.img
Press Enter to Continue
All Flashing process in complete. Now, Type the following code & hit enter button to Reboot your device normally.
fastboot reboot
That’s it! Congratulation! You have successfully Installed Latest MIUI Fastboot ROM. Your device bootloader is locked now & You device is unrooted. Please let me know if it helped.
d2211basu said:
Same thing happened to me. I tried and flashed the fastboot image. It worked. This happened to me a long time ago. Don't worry about bootloader if you can see the fastboot screen with the mi man on your phone .
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This won't help. This is the hardware issue. The storage chip on the motherboard is dead. You can not write anything to it. It is possible to replace that chip but it is a quite difficult operation.
tulen_kobi said:
Any ideas how to boot the phone without need to use fastboot?
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Looking for the same.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/help/how-to-boot-sd-card-qmobile-z8-bricked-t3712171
Redmi 2 Hard Bricked or Boot Dead Repair
tulen_kobi said:
I have the wt86047(HM2014813,HM2XTDPro) and I have dead emmc on my phone. The internal /data /system and /cache partitions are unmountable. So I decided that I try to boot from sdcard.
I have used this tutorial Dual boot to partition my sdcard and modify the recovery and the rom(Lineage 14.1) to look for the system, data and cache partitions on sdcard.
But when I try to boot up the phone is stuck at the MI logo and I see my device in fastboot. To be able to boot to my device I need in fastboot to execute fastboot boot modifiedboot.img. This is not too much convenient as I need pc to turn my phone on. I also can only boot recovery and not to get to the recovery mode. I can however flash the image to the /recovery partition. I suspect that my /boot partition is also corrupted. I tried to manualy flash boot also with no succes. Any ideas how to boot the phone without need to use fastboot?
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Follow This Link
https://globaltech2u.com/how-to-bring-a-boot-dead-or-hard-bricked-redmi-2-back-to-life
So, I followed anandmore's thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/redmi-2/how-to/ultimate-guide-redmi-2-users-rooting-to-t3294212:
I did following commands in fastboot mode -
fastboot devices
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot reboot
But after rebooting, it gets stuck on MI logo. What should I do?
Can you get into recovery? I don't remeber what button combination it is on stock rom, but on custom is it VOL UP + VOL DOWN + POWER, when phone light up, release power button and keep holding the volume buttons
The commands you need are
fastboot devices (for recognise the device)
fastboot flash recovery file.img (you can change the name file if you want, to be easy)
fastboot boot file.img (this command is necessary for the first boot into the new recovery flashed)
You need open the CMD ADB/Fastboot in the same file folder with the recovery.img, if not, not works
Hi, I had the same as you. You need to press the buttons as the other user said (volume up + down + power), when the phone is off. And hold them until you see twrp.
(FYI, the phone will boot with miui logo, then it takes maybe 15-30seconds to show twrp, you need to hold all the time I think, until twrp shows).
Thank you B.Paiter !!
"fastboot boot file.img (this command is necessary for the first boot into the new recovery flashed)" did it for me !