Hello, I have a problem that I've tried to solve in many ways. I unlocked the bootloader a while ago and installed twrp and a custom rom for my Moto C Plus. Recently I wanted to reset it and I did it through the cell phone settings reset option. It started with twrp and then I ran the rom and everything needed for the memory card to flash. The installation happens normally and without any errors and then I reboot the phone, but it always comes back to twrp.
And I can't use the commands by the buttons, only when I reboot the phone from the bootloader inside twrp (Reboot>Bootloader), and appears written right in the lower left corner "=> FASTBOOT mode. . ." and the rest of the screen is all black.
I already tried to install the original stockrom that I got with the IMEI of my cell phone in the program Rescue and Smart Assistant from Motorola, but whenever I try to install by twrp, it says that the zip file is invalid.
If anyone can help me I would be VERY grateful. I'm desperate for a solution.
-->My brother solved the problem!!! Thanks to him.
He used the rescue tool from the program Rescue and Smart Assistant to install the stock rom back (download link: https://www.motorola.com/us/rescue-and-smart-assistant/p). He said too that this error happens because TWRP "dies" and don't work anymore
Process:
1- Remove the battery from you device
2- Open the program Rescue and Smart Assistant, click in "Rescue" and then "Phone Rescue"
3- Plug the usb cable in your device (The program should recognize your phone)
4- With this, the program will give to you the informations and under this have a buttom to "Rescue". Click it and wait the installation
5- After the installation is finished, put the battery back and the device will turn on automatically, but you have to press and hold the power buttom to turn off and turn on again
6- After turning on again, boom!! Your device has been saved ans will start normally
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Hello geeks,
just want to ask my lenovo tablet is rooted. i used kingo root to do that.
then i performed restore factory settings.
it is still rooted,
then software update came. i download it and tap installed.
in installing it, at the end of it - it gave me that error "no commans"
i tried to:
- go to recovery mode and ran "wipe data/factory reset
-wipe cache partition
-restore user data
-reboot
- still same issue i am having-
May i have you advice please
many thanks!
my sister now is very angry with me cause i broke this tablet we just bought last month.
regards,
ELixir
did you manage to fix this issue?
I have the same problem :/
SOLVED
AFTER ROOT, NEVER EVER UPDATE YOUR SOFTWARE IF THERE IS ONE
Search for " Lenovo A3300 Development XDA " by vjtigas and find and download your stock firmware there.
After that unzip the file and install the preloaded driver on you pc.
And then open the SP flash tool (in the file) and load the scatter file. Press download. Force turn off your device and hold power button and volume up/down or all of them together and connect the device to your pc.
Your PC will detect your tab and the SP flash tool will install the firmware. (Don't unplug your tab while installing). After finish unplug it and turn it on. First boot may take a long time.
Thanks me if I helped.
After many failed attepts to encrypt my phone using VanirAOSP ROM (Android 6.0.1), decided to try again, and phone is useless now. As always, encryption even didn't start after phone rebooted, but this time I can't even start Android or properly boot into fastboot/flashmode.
Put simply, if I boot my phone now, it displays Sony logo and then screen goes blank. If I keep pressing volume up button, Cyanogen Recovery starts. But since it has no option to flash a ROM, it's useless to me (I had TWRP installed as well, but this one is somehow gone now). If I boot phone into ADB mode, I see device number, and "unauthorized" message next to it. If I try to boot into fastboot mode, blue light comes in, but list of fastboot devices is empty.
However, if Flashtool is running, it displays a message "device connected in fastboot" mode the same second I try to boot my phone into fastboot. Unfortunately, that's not much help, because if I try to flash original Sony ROM via flashmode, it doesn't work - it displays a popup window "disconnect device and re-connect in flashmode...." but when I do it, nothing happens (the popup is still here, which means device not found). The same happens if I try to do anything what requires fastboot - even if Flash tool shows "device connected in fastboot" message first, it then asks to re-connect phone in fastboot mode (the same popup), and nothing happens agains.
Any ideas on how get the phone working?
did you try to flash advanced stock kernel with recovery?
Problem fixed with Flashtool by flashing another ROM successfully. Several minutes ago I accidentally connected the phone to another USB port on my PC, and it started working. Not sure why this problem occured at all, because that "non-working" USB port worked fine previously, and it also works now when ROM is properly flashed.
Hi,
I couldn't figure out where to ask this query since I couldn't find anything regarding my phone. I own a Lava_R1s with StarOS V3.3 with Android Version 6.0. This is a phone available specifically in the U.A.E market since its made without camera and GPS so that it can be used in the oil field.
I tried to root the phone and now its soft bricked. I can enter fastboot mode and recovery mode (TWRP) but every time i try to switch on the phone it keeps going into a loop of the "Lava Powered by android" and switches off and then continues to keep doing that.
Here is what i did.
1. I used fastboot to unlock the OEM.
2. Then I flashed TWRP as recovery for the mobile.
3. After that i installed SuperSU zip file.
After all these steps my phone refuses to start up. It just comes to the LAVA powered by android screen and stays on that screen till i press the power button.
Further more I tried flashing the boot and system with Stock ROM files downloaded from needrom.com. That hasn't helped. In fact the looping of the initial screen started after flashing boot and system files (I used img files for Lava R1 Lite since those where the only ones i could find).
Would be really grateful if anyone could provide me a solution for this issue.
Another thing is that a lot of my colleagues have the same phone, so if there is anyway to extract the rom from their phone and install on mine without actually rooting their device it would also work for me i guess.
Renojjv
Renojjv said:
Hi,
I couldn't figure out where to ask this query since I couldn't find anything regarding my phone. I own a Lava_R1s with StarOS V3.3 with Android Version 6.0. This is a phone available specifically in the U.A.E market since its made without camera and GPS so that it can be used in the oil field.
I tried to root the phone and now its soft bricked. I can enter fastboot mode and recovery mode (TWRP) but every time i try to switch on the phone it keeps going into a loop of the "Lava Powered by android" and switches off and then continues to keep doing that.
Here is what i did.
1. I used fastboot to unlock the OEM.
2. Then I flashed TWRP as recovery for the mobile.
3. After that i installed SuperSU zip file.
After all these steps my phone refuses to start up. It just comes to the LAVA powered by android screen and stays on that screen till i press the power button.
Further more I tried flashing the boot and system with Stock ROM files downloaded from needrom.com. That hasn't helped. In fact the looping of the initial screen started after flashing boot and system files (I used img files for Lava R1 Lite since those where the only ones i could find).
Would be really grateful if anyone could provide me a solution for this issue.
Another thing is that a lot of my colleagues have the same phone, so if there is anyway to extract the rom from their phone and install on mine without actually rooting their device it would also work for me i guess.
Renojjv
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Check my reply in this post
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/help/softbricked-lava-r1s-please-help-t3730982
Hi, guys, i'm new here. I start excusing me of my terrible English. Thanks in advance for the support.
Yesterday i was trying to root my LG G6 truth TWRP and magisk... after i've unlocked the bootloader, installed adb/fastboot and flashed the twrp i made a BIG Mmistake.
I don't know exactly what i did in the twrp menu, i'm sure that i made a great mess in "wipe" and "mount" section (my aim was to mount 2 zip file in the "install" section). At a certain point afters something that i've made the log has stopped to proceed and the phone doesn't answer to any command. I let the phone locked in the log screen of an istallation for some houre since the battery was dead.
Now when i plug the device into the computer, or into some power plug or if i's simply unplugged it continue to reboot, every time the G6 show's to me the following message:" Your device software can't be checked for corruption. Please lock the bootloader", after a while the classic LG's logo window appear and the phone remain stucked in here, after a while automatically shutdown and reboot with the same loop: error message, lg logo. The phone doesn't answer to any command and it's impossibile to have access at the recovery mode, at the factory data reset shortcut and apparrantley also at the download mode. The only thing that have some effect is to press power & Volume down but it simply shutdown the device and the loop restart.
I desperately need a help... or better, a solution. Thank you anyway.
Search for how to flash stock KDZ firmware with LGUP, but be prepared for the worst if you have indeed bricked it.
Make sure you read all the instructions before you start, don't hurry or skip through it as you can still make it worse.
first of all sorry for my english
i have a Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0, and of course like anyone else in this forum, i want to have stock android installed on my device. I have once tried this before with my Sony Xperia Z and it worked flawlessly. So that means that i have a little experience on the process. I approach it using the common method which is using fastboot and adb command. But later i found out that i can install twrp with a software called Odin. Here's where the problem came. I followed the instructions on the net, but the feedback i got was something like "bla3 installing recovery bla3 nand writting! bla3 resetting bla3 res ok! bla3 PASS!" The status box always shows "RESET!" for a few minutes then "PASS!" But twrp still isnt installed. I think that the software tried to install it but then it resets it back to default... Please someone help me trough this
my device condition
- missing oem unlock
- cant get fastboot to work (didn't detect the device in device manager while in fastboot)
- not sure if it's unlocked or not
- cant get into stock recovery after tried to install twrp with odin ( stuck at samsung logo with some writings on the top left corner)
piece of potato said:
first of all sorry for my english
i have a Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0, and of course like anyone else in this forum, i want to have stock android installed on my device. I have once tried this before with my Sony Xperia Z and it worked flawlessly. So that means that i have a little experience on the process. I approach it using the common method which is using fastboot and adb command. But later i found out that i can install twrp with a software called Odin. Here's where the problem came. I followed the instructions on the net, but the feedback i got was something like "bla3 installing recovery bla3 nand writting! bla3 resetting bla3 res ok! bla3 PASS!" The status box always shows "RESET!" for a few minutes then "PASS!" But twrp still isnt installed. I think that the software tried to install it but then it resets it back to default... Please someone help me trough this
my device condition
- missing oem unlock
- cant get fastboot to work (didn't detect the device in device manager while in fastboot)
- not sure if it's unlocked or not
- cant get into stock recovery after tried to install twrp with odin ( stuck at samsung logo with some writings on the top left corner)
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Before you install twrp, disable auto restart option in Odin. When you have done, do Power + Home + Volume Up to make it shutdown and immediately to to recovery (if not shutdown do volume down then when screen shuts immediately put up).
The system removes twrp so that's why it happens.
diegopietro said:
Before you install twrp, disable auto restart option in Odin. When you have done, do Power + Home + Volume Up to make it shutdown and immediately to to recovery (if not shutdown do volume down then when screen shuts immediately put up).
The system removes twrp so that's why it happens.
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First of all, thank you for replying, but that didn't change anything. I made sure that I followed the instruction on the web including untick auto reboot. But I realized something yesterday, HOW does the software manage to "communicate" with the tablet??? Because when I clicked start, there's something happening on the tablet screen, so that means that they had successfully communicated to each other in fastboot right??? But when I used the manual way, my pc can't communicate with my tablet in fastboot mode, because when I typed in "fastboot devices" i got no result and when I tried "fastboot flash recovery" it just says "waiting for device" so that means that there's something wrong with my driver right? device manager looks fine and i made sure that the driver is installed (samsung usb driver) but it still won't do anything when i typed in any fastboot command. But somehow Odin managed to communicate with my tablet??? idk why
PLSSSS HELP MEEEEEE