Heu guys,
So after using cyanogenmod9, i felt like reverting tp stock.
Sp i got my kernel (xwkk2) and flashed it with odin. Now im in a bootloop. How the bejesus do i fix this?
Thanks
When I got in a boot loop two days ago all I did was wipe data, wipe cache, wipe dalvik cache and install a new ROM instead. If you don't have a removable microSD to put the ROM I suggest you look for the ADB Push tutorial. After your phone boots up try to install a stock Rom.
I don't if this helped but it worked for me.
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did you just flash a stock kernel? If so, you would get a bootloop as samsung kernels arent compatible with CM9.
Flash the entire rom instead of just the kernel.
ADB PUSH TUTORIAL (quoted from @brewtaz)
Requirements:
Unlocked Bootloader/Rooted Device
CWM Recovery flashed from fastboot.
Basic knowledge of adb/fastboot commands
Steps:
- Download your ROM of choice (referred to as ROM.zip) and place it wherever your ADB is on computer's harddrive (referred to as c:\AndroidSDK\tools)
- Boot your phone into Recovery and select the "Mounts & Storage" screen
- Plug your phone into your computer using USB Data Transfer Cable
- Ensure in Recovery that your phone shows "Unmount /sdcard/" and "Unmount /system/" (If they do not show this automatically, just press each one once respectively as pressing just toggles Mount and Unmount)
- Open Command Prompt on your computer by doing Start -> Run -> cmd
- In Command Prompt, type "cd c:\AndroidSDK\tools" replacing AndroidSDK\tools with wherever your adb and ROM are located.
- This is probably the most important part - Still in Command Prompt, type "adb push ROM.zip /sdcard/ROM.zip" replacing ROM with the EXACT name of the ROM file and including the .zip piece on both ends. This may take a minute or two...or four, but you will see a message in Command Prompt saying something like <12345678kb to 1234567kb>. That is just telling you that the file was pushed properly. (I did not include that message in the picture below)
- Once this has completed, unplug your phone from your computer and close the Command Prompt window
- Back in Recovery, go to Recovery's main screen and Do a "Factory Reset", "Wipe Cache Partition", and "Wipe Dalvik Cache [which is in the Advanced menu of Recovery]"
- When these are all done, from Recovery's main screen, select "Install ZIP from SD Card" and then "Choose file from SD Card" and select the ROM.zip file you just pushed from your computer to the SD Card. If you do not see the file, go back to Mounts and Storage and toggle them to say "Mount /sdcard/" and "Mount /system/" and then go back and try to fine the ROM.zip file. If you still do not see it, it was not pushed correctly...go back and ensure you were letter for letter with the name and the file path.
- Once the screen in Recovery says "Install from SD Card Complete.", go back to Recovery's main screen yet again and select "Reboot system now" - If your device fails to Install the ROM.zip, I had this happen to me. You must push the CWM SuperSU ZIP (the .zip file is found at the end of this thread)file as outlined before and Install THAT .zip file in Recovery, then reboot Recovery and Install the ROM.zip from SD Card.
- Let your phone have some time to boot up...initial boot from installing a new ROM have histories of taking a couple minutes.
- You should now be on a working SGS2 running whatever ROM you decided to flash.
I hope this HELPED.
Thanks for this information goes out to doktortaru, strker45, and torxx.
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All that or simply using cwm format system
Thanks to @brwetz for the above quoted info...!
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sweet thanks guys!
haaha it ws actually all coz didnt format /data... GAH
Thanx for tutorial...
Related
flashed to warmtwopointthree. some issues that on flash that i was kinda meh about it. Unfortunately i didnt do a backup first. :face palm:
Any advice on link to rom and or which rom to use to achieve this would be appreciated.
thanks.
Stock rooted roms are in the dev section. The one by Treve is probably the one you're looking for.
We're comin from a pure power source.
hey mate,
you could go back to a stock rom or you could try recovering it with a custom rom... if you are willing to do that you could try this
1. go to recovery > wipe & factory reset, wipe cache, wipe dalvik, go to mounts and storage, wipe system, data, cache, sd card... everything u can find there... wipe all..
2. in recovery DO NOT REBOOT, turn off phone
3. go to android development of evo 3d gsm, find a rom, for example mikrunny 1.06, open the archive extract the boot.img from the kernel folder.
4. assuming u have android sdk installed on ur computer, make a new folder and from the android sdk tools copy adb.exe, fastboot.exe, adbwinapi.dll (exact same files u used to unlock bootloader). also in this folder put that boot.img you extracted from the rom
5. put that folder in C:\
6. get back to phone , still DO NOT BOOT UP YET, and power up phone in bootloader mode (vol down & power) and go to fastboot
7. connect phone to pc in fastboot usb mode
8. open command prompt, type cd c:\"folder" ("folder" = folder u created with the sdk tools)
9. type in cmd: fastboot flash boot boot.img
10. after it's completed, go to recovery, still do not boot up phone
11. in recovery go to mounts and storage, usb storage and now copy the whole rom and nothing but the rom on the sd card
12. install zip from sdcard, select rom and let it install, it should boot up automatically
hope u get it done
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hey mate,
you could go back to a stock rom or you could try recovering it with a custom rom... if you are willing to do that you could try this
1. go to recovery > wipe & factory reset, wipe cache, wipe dalvik, go to mounts and storage, wipe system, data, cache, sd card... everything u can find there... wipe all..
2. in recovery DO NOT REBOOT, turn off phone
3. go to android development of evo 3d gsm, find a rom, for example mikrunny 1.06, open the archive extract the boot.img from the kernel folder.
4. assuming u have android sdk installed on ur computer, make a new folder and from the android sdk tools copy adb.exe, fastboot.exe, adbwinapi.dll (exact same files u used to unlock bootloader). also in this folder put that boot.img you extracted from the rom
5. put that folder in C:\
6. get back to phone , still DO NOT BOOT UP YET, and power up phone in bootloader mode (vol down & power) and go to fastboot
7. connect phone to pc in fastboot usb mode
8. open command prompt, type cd c:\"folder" ("folder" = folder u created with the sdk tools)
9. type in cmd: fastboot flash boot boot.img
10. after it's completed, go to recovery, still do not boot up phone
11. in recovery go to mounts and storage, usb storage and now copy the whole rom and nothing but the rom on the sd card
12. install zip from sdcard, select rom and let it install, it should boot up automatically
hope u get it done
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THANK YOU SO MUCH
After 5 ours googling and trying this solutions worked
Thought my phone was bricked forever.
SeptimiuB said:
hey mate,
you could go back to a stock rom or you could try recovering it with a custom rom... if you are willing to do that you could try this
1. go to recovery > wipe & factory reset, wipe cache, wipe dalvik, go to mounts and storage, wipe system, data, cache, sd card... everything u can find there... wipe all..
2. in recovery DO NOT REBOOT, turn off phone
3. go to android development of evo 3d gsm, find a rom, for example mikrunny 1.06, open the archive extract the boot.img from the kernel folder.
4. assuming u have android sdk installed on ur computer, make a new folder and from the android sdk tools copy adb.exe, fastboot.exe, adbwinapi.dll (exact same files u used to unlock bootloader). also in this folder put that boot.img you extracted from the rom
5. put that folder in C:\
6. get back to phone , still DO NOT BOOT UP YET, and power up phone in bootloader mode (vol down & power) and go to fastboot
7. connect phone to pc in fastboot usb mode
8. open command prompt, type cd c:\"folder" ("folder" = folder u created with the sdk tools)
9. type in cmd: fastboot flash boot boot.img
10. after it's completed, go to recovery, still do not boot up phone
11. in recovery go to mounts and storage, usb storage and now copy the whole rom and nothing but the rom on the sd card
12. install zip from sdcard, select rom and let it install, it should boot up automatically
hope u get it done
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FINALY ITS WORKING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you save my life after 2 days of trying! i was nearly to send it to HTC to fix it, i couldnt find a solution to this problem! so, do you want a beer? :silly:
I need help to fix my tab,
I've been running pershoots OC kernel with task's roms for several months with no problems and i've been keeping up to date with each version with out any problems.
I just rebooted my tab today and now suddenly out of the blue, the screen shows static and corrupted rbg lines after a few seconds of the samsung logo. And now it is stuck like this after repeatedly trying to turn my device on. I can get into CWM recovery but i dont a restore file on it because i moved them off my tab to my PC to save space.
Is there anyway to move the files back on to the tab to restore it or maybe move the stock kernel so i can flash it and see if that fixes it?
If you don't care about the data in your tab (all your apps and the /sdcard partition), you could try returning to stock via Odin. Here is a good guide (is the last part "Re-“Stocking” Yer System…"): The Guide
Other option (I recommend this one) is adb, in cwm just push the files you want to flash to the /sdcard .
Thanks! I'll try by android debug bridge and see if i can figure this out..
I have adb installed and it works but when i push the zip to /sdcard/ it doesnt show up on CWM install zip from sdcard menu option, i also tried to push it to /mnt/sdcard/ and the files doesnt show up.
I'm at a loss here the cmd prompt doesnt give any errors after the zip transfer
Mercatorn said:
I have adb installed and it works but when i push the zip to /sdcard/ it doesnt show up on CWM install zip from sdcard menu option, i also tried to push it to /mnt/sdcard/ and the files doesnt show up.
I'm at a loss here the cmd prompt doesnt give any errors after the zip transfer
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Are you mounting the partition? My guess is you forgot to do it.
Enter the follow commands (one by one) in the terminal (cmd prompt):
Code:
adb shell
Code:
mount /data
Code:
exit
Code:
adb push fileyouwanttoflash.zip /data/media
Now the file should be in /sdcard, just install it from cwm.
If at the moment you're trying to choose the zip from sdcard you get an error telling you "Couldn't open directory" and "No files found", reboot cwm.
Other way to do it is in cwm (so you don't have to do the "adb shell" and "adb mount")
In cwm, choose "install zip from sdcard", then "choose zip from sdcard", then "+++++Go Back+++++"
And from your cmd promt:
Code:
adb push fileyouwanttoflash.zip /sdcard/
Now, flash the file from cwm. (Again, if there's some error, reboot cwm).
So what I am trying to do is get my feet wet with doing some dev work and basically I'm trying to figure out how to (without flashing anything, i want to remove the stuff myself):
De-bloat the stock sense rom and/or just remove all of the HTC garbage and use a different launcher all together without if affecting the system (Im not too sure what is acceptable to remove and what needs to stay in the /system/app/ dir)
Remove the annoying WiFi in the status bar
any and all help is much appreciated and even just pointing me in the right direction
Well you are going to have to flash something.
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Bigandrewgold said:
Well you are going to have to flash something.
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I guess what I was trying to say was I wanted to be able to do the work myself rather than flashing a zip someone else made to get rid of like lets say the wifi in status bar
.torrented said:
I guess what I was trying to say was I wanted to be able to do the work myself rather than flashing a zip someone else made to get rid of like lets say the wifi in status bar
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Here's state of the art for today:
1. Hack DNA to make it look like non-Verizon to the htcdev.com site. Here's a new painless method: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2109862
2. Go to htcdev.com and follow link to unlock bootloader. Note that this will WIPE YOUR "SD CARD". It's the only thing that does that. No problem with ROMs, etc. Not even a "factory reset" wipes the "SD", but the bootloader unlock does. You can do a backup before rooting if you install ADB on your PC. See 3a.
3. Install ADB on your PC http://www.howtogeek.com/125769/how-to-install-and-use-abd-the-android-debug-bridge-utility/ and test the connection with "adb devices" command.
a. Consider backup of DNA before unlocking http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1420351
4. Install a recovery.
a. Dowload a recovery to your PC, either Clockworkmod http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2051547 or TWRP http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1994662. Extract the recovery.img file to a folder on your desktop,
b. Connect your DNA to your PC. Open a command prompt in the folder with the recovery by shift-right clicking in that folder and selecting "open command prompt here".
c. Type "adb reboot bootloader" without quotes and enter. DNA will reboot into bootloader. enter "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" and you're there. You're done with the PC.
5. Install superuser and busybox.
a. Download superuser http://downloads.noshufou.netdna-cdn.com/superuser/Superuser-3.1.3-arm-signed.zip to your "SD card".
b. Reboot to recovery. You can start recovery during a boot by holding down the volume down button during power up of phone.
c. Use the install zip function to install the above zip. Find links to wipe cach partition and Dalvik cache. Reboot and you're rooted.
d. Install busybox from market.
6. Change to a kernel that can write to system. Most reliable is LK 0.9.5. This will also save you considerable battery life. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2106178
a. Download the zip to your DNA and unzip it. There is a boot.img file and another zip file with "kernel modules".
b. Download flash image GUI from market. Use it to find the boot.img file and flash, ignoring the warning about modules. (hard way is use ADB and fastboot flash boot boot.img)
c. Use recovery to install the modules zip package with the install zip function. Wipe cache and Dalvik cache
and reboot.
7. Install Titanium Backup. With this, you can simply freeze or uninstall any app, system/bloat or otherwise, but it requires the system write kernel to change system files.
6. Stronly consider switching ROMs to Viper. All the good of stock but better in so many ways.
yearn2burn said:
Here's state of the art for today:
1. Hack DNA to make it look like non-Verizon to the htcdev.com site. Here's a new painless method: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2109862
2. Go to htcdev.com and follow link to unlock bootloader. Note that this will WIPE YOUR "SD CARD". It's the only thing that does that. No problem with ROMs, etc. Not even a "factory reset" wipes the "SD", but the bootloader unlock does. You can do a backup before rooting if you install ADB on your PC. See 3a.
3. Install ADB on your PC http://www.howtogeek.com/125769/how-to-install-and-use-abd-the-android-debug-bridge-utility/ and test the connection with "adb devices" command.
a. Consider backup of DNA before unlocking http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1420351
4. Install a recovery.
a. Dowload a recovery to your PC, either Clockworkmod http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2051547 or TWRP http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1994662. Extract the recovery.img file to a folder on your desktop,
b. Connect your DNA to your PC. Open a command prompt in the folder with the recovery by shift-right clicking in that folder and selecting "open command prompt here".
c. Type "adb reboot bootloader" without quotes and enter. DNA will reboot into bootloader. enter "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" and you're there. You're done with the PC.
5. Install superuser and busybox.
a. Download superuser http://downloads.noshufou.netdna-cdn.com/superuser/Superuser-3.1.3-arm-signed.zip to your "SD card".
b. Reboot to recovery. You can start recovery during a boot by holding down the volume down button during power up of phone.
c. Use the install zip function to install the above zip. Find links to wipe cach partition and Dalvik cache. Reboot and you're rooted.
d. Install busybox from market.
6. Change to a kernel that can write to system. Most reliable is LK 0.9.5. This will also save you considerable battery life. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2106178
a. Download the zip to your DNA and unzip it. There is a boot.img file and another zip file with "kernel modules".
b. Download flash image GUI from market. Use it to find the boot.img file and flash, ignoring the warning about modules. (hard way is use ADB and fastboot flash boot boot.img)
c. Use recovery to install the modules zip package with the install zip function. Wipe cache and Dalvik cache
and reboot.
7. Install Titanium Backup. With this, you can simply freeze or uninstall any app, system/bloat or otherwise, but it requires the system write kernel to change system files.
6. Stronly consider switching ROMs to Viper. All the good of stock but better in so many ways.
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While all of this is very very helpful, I failed to mention that this isn't my first rodeo, While I have firm understanding of ADB and rooting and flashing, my approach was more of the "behind the scenes" kind of stuff like what goes on inside of the ROM (tweaking files and what not) I'm at the stage where im trying to learn how to cook a rom(i guess some would say). I've already done so with CM10.1 for my Nexus 7(compiled from sauce), im farily comfortable with linux and my way around the OS. I've got the kitchen setup as well as apktool and what Im trying to learn is how to use these tools to their full extent.
like to make the boot.img unsecure, create a "flashable signed zip", remove non essential apps, the starter stuff
A little bit of background about me: I love computers, im going to school for a Computer Science degree, this kind of work has always interested me and I cant seem to get enough of it, ever since ive discovered this site i cant keep away and i love this communty, I've always wanted to just do more than flash someone else's work, i want to give back and start being able to do things.
Like i said before thanks to everyone for any information its all much appreciated!
Hi guys look I have xperia u gingerbread rooted unlocked bootloader and cwm recovery installed is there a way to install a Rom by cwm recovery to make it ics? Plz help cuz that why I rooted!
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Yes, just to go it's subforum ( forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1728 ), choose a ROM and follow it's instructions.
Cyanogenmod 9.1 is available for xperia u
Before Installing make sure to :
1. Download and install the android SDK and install adb (Click here for guide to install ADB on the android SDK)
2. Have atleast 70% battery life left
Download these files :
Fastboot
Google Apps (Gapps)
Cyanogenmod 9.1
(Xperia U Codename is KumQuat)
Now comes the flashing part
Extract the downloaded fastboot file to the desktop.
Get the downloaded ROM zip file which contains boot.img file and copy the boot.img it in the fastboot folder.
Copy ROM and Gapps zip file into the Xperia U SD card (Internal memory).
Power off the phone.
Now press and hold the volume down key and at the same time connect your Xperia U to the PC via USB cable.
Now your phone LED turn to blue color
Open the fastboot folder.
Press and hold the shift key on your keyboard and simultaneously right click inside the fastboot folder.
Now you can see the Windows context menu. Click its Open command window here option.
Then Windows Command Prompt(CMD) window will open.
Type or copy/paste following command line.
Code:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
After the installation is completed, next type following command line.
Code:
fastboot reboot
Next we should boot into the recovery. To do that while the Xperia U rebooting you can see the Free Xperia Projectboot-logo. Now quickly press and release the Volume Up key few times.
After you enter into the CWM based recovery first make a backup of your current ROM. Go to backup and restoregtBackup. It will take a few minutes. When its completed go back to the main menu.
Navigate to Wipe data/factory resetgtYes Wipe user data. After it completed go back to the CWM main menu.
Go to Wipe cache partitiongtYes Wipe cache.
Navigate to Advanced>Wipe dalvik-cache >Yes Wipe.
Now we can start the CyanogenMod ROM installation. Go to Install zip from the sd card>Choose zip from sd card. Browse the ROM zip file and select Yes Install.
Installation takes a few seconds. After it completed again select Choose zip from sd card option and select the downloaded Gapps.zip file. To begin the installation select Yes Install.
After all the zip file installed, go back to the ClockworkMod based recovery main menu.
Select reboot system now option.
Now your phone will be rebooted. First boot takes a few minutes. Its longer than usual time.
Congratulations, you just installed CyanogenMod 9.1 on your Sony Xperia U ST25i.
Hit That Thanks Button if i helped!
Thank but there is mistake in volume buttoms you gave me the opposite of it lol
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hi folks,
I installed a new Kernel on my Samsung Galaxy S plus. Its on CyanogenMod 10.1. I overclocked the default 1.4 GHz processor to 1.8 GHz. Mistakenly i set the options on the app as set on boot. Now after booting its freezing up.
I can boot in Recovery mode. Any idea how to push the stock kernel file to the SD card?
I don't have any backup ROMs or kernels on the phone. Neither is the Debugging mode on.
I don't want to do a factory reset now. Please help.
Using ADB i tried the push option
K:\ADB>adb.exe push Stock_Kernel.zip /sdcard/
this also showed that the file was pushed
1877 KB/s (3665845 bytes in 1.906s)
but there is no zip file on the sdcard
Is there anything i can do with Eclipse ?
Regards,
Anoop
[SOLVED] Phone freeze on Kernel overclocking
hi all,
This was resolved by Christopher83 whose Kernel i was testing.
Resolution steps:
1. Created a folder called ADB in my PC's K: drive
2. Copied these three files into that folder - 1. adb.exe, 2. AdbWinApi.dll and 3. AdbWinUsbApi.dll
3. Copied the stock kernel zip file there too
4. Rebooted the phone in Recovery mode
5. Connected the phone to PC(Windows) with USB cable once the Recovery screen came up
6. Waited till the two drives were seen in the Windows drive list
7. Executed the command window and typed the below in it after changing the directory to the ADB one
K:\ADB>adb.exe shell mount -t vfat -o rw /dev/block/mmcblk0p28 /sdcard
K:\ADB>adb.exe shell ls -l /sdcard/ (to see the list of files)
K:\ADB>adb.exe push Stock_Kernel.zip /sdcard/
K:\ADB>adb.exe shell ls -l /sdcard/ (again to see the list of files and to confirm that the stock zip was copied)8. Disconnected the USB
(please try to do these steps a bit faster, my Recovery screen blanked out after 2 or 3 minutes of inactivity)
9. In the Recovery mode i did the following -
a) Install zip from sdcard
b)Choose zip file and then selected the stock kernel zip and flashed it10. Wiped cache and Dalvik and fixed permission
11. Rebooted and all was fine like before (after all the apps were automatically fixed)
thanks very much, Christopher
You're welcome!
Thank you too for your patience.
Probably you are using a Recovery that is not an ADC Team recovery (this is why you have a shutdown after 2-3 minutes)... provide to update it with the Fixed ones we published (CWM or TWRP)... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2463347
In general if an OC kernel has been set to apply the OC/UV during boot (and these settings are not stable for your hardware), the easy way is to switch on the phone in recovery and flash the stock kernel that is NOT OC/UV... in this way the phone can start booting with standard frequencies/voltages... after booting, go in Performance settings and set newly the frequencies and set also the Set On Boot switch...
If you used an external app to set the OC parameters, with the stock kernel, open it and remove the Set On Boot option... in this way there is no stored values anymore... than you can reinstall OC kernel...
If you reinstall the OC kernel, I expect that the standard settings will be taken and used... an anyway be carefully with the settings... before set them on boot, be sure they do not give problems, to avoid a new booting freeze... remember that all the phones are different, so one can accept OC and UV, another not... that's life!!
Regards
Install Touch version of TWRP
smeroni68 said:
Probably you are using a Recovery that is not an ADC Team recovery (this is why you have a shutdown after 2-3 minutes)... provide to update it with the Fixed ones we published (CWM or TWRP)... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2463347
Regards
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Smeroni, thanks for the advise. I'd like to install the touch TWRP Recovery version.
Currently i'm now on cwm6032-Build2-ariesve-alireza7991.zip.
Can i safely follow the same process as mentioned in your post, to install TWRP ?
a) Install TWRP Recovery to SD card
b) Reboot in Recovery mode
c) Soft reboot to recovery mode again
d) Select install from SD Card
e) Select TWRP file and install
f) Reboot normally
thanks much!
smeroni68 said:
anoopgkris said:
hi Smeroni, i dont know if you got my message when i quoted you on my freeze issue.
Wanted help in installing TWRP. Please see my message below.
Smeroni, thanks for the advise. I'd like to install the touch TWRP Recovery version.
Currently i'm now on cwm6032-Build2-ariesve-alireza7991.zip.
Can i safely follow the same process as mentioned in your post, to install TWRP ?
a) Install TWRP Recovery to SD card
b) Reboot in Recovery mode
c) Soft reboot to recovery mode again
d) Select install from SD Card
e) Select TWRP file and install
f) Reboot normally
thanks much!
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Hi,
sorry but I lost your message.
Yes the procedure is nearly correct... but:
a) Copy the TWRP Recovery zip file to SD card
b) Reboot in Recovery mode (from the rom menu)
c) Soft reboot to recovery mode again (just to be sure nothing strange will happen)
d) Select install from SD Card
e) Select TWRP file and install
f) Reboot to recovery and check the new one
g) Reboot to system...
I hope I understood your PM... if not write me back.
Regards
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Smeroni, thanks for the advise!! I'm posting it here.
Installed like a charm!
Regards,
Anoop