[WIP][Experimental] Twrp v2.8.7.0 [Please go to my updated thread!] - Asus ZenWatch 2

Go here for a updated TWRP thread!
Hey guys I have twrp here however I need help from the community.
The Twrp i have compiled, i have not tested everything yet, so please do not try any function yet, If you want to test out functionality, I found that reflashing stock system.img, boot.img, and recovery.img will probably reverse some damages, however I dont want anyone to mess their watch up (unless you are really brave) also guys flashing this twrp renders android wear useless so please do not flash it, this is going to be a tethered recovery for now. Only fastboot boot this thing anyways, with this itll help advance custom roms.
I have compiled the latest kernel, and I want to see if there is differences in the boot.img's that i have, and the ones that everyone else is running.
The kernel was giving me loads of build errors, but recently i had it built but I cant get it to boot android wear. My theory is that the boot.img i have, has .67, and i compiled .87, and there is something weird there. Unless my fixes broke the kernel, I have no idea but this will hopefully shine light on my issue. I did try .67 multiple times but untar'ing it gives errors and building it doesnt boot it, .87 doesnt have tar issues so IDK
Thanks /u/hamagc! Hopefully ill have something happen within a week or so!
Make sure you have adb & fastboot: This installer is for windows, and it installed adb, fastboot, and drivers with a few key presses
Download twrp here: and place it in a folder of your choice.
force the watch to power down by holding the button or power down in settings, when the screen goes black, repress and hold the button and swipe the screen from the upper left down to the lower right and that should bring up the ASUS logo with CSC Fastboot Mode! on the screen
Plug your watch in your computer and wait a few seconds then type in the CMD fastboot boot recovery.img and you should have a recovery to make backups or to flash supersu if needed

links:
System.img:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/pq03vrapclz3684/system.img?dl=0
Boot.img:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/p16n60s0s7wdbhh/boot.img?dl=0
good luck!!

hamagc said:
so attempting this for you, i get to twrp and push the fastboot dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p28 of=/sdcard/system.img command and i am left with a <waiting for device>.
scratch that, put commands into adb instead of fastboot and it's working. will have something for you shortly!
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I forgot one step, with twrp on the watch, type in
adb shell
and then try the dd commands

T10NAZ said:
I forgot one step, with twrp on the watch, type in
adb shell
and then try the dd commands
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yep, exactly what i had to do lol.

many thanks to you two

T10NAZ said:
I forgot one step, with twrp on the watch, type in
adb shell
and then try the dd commands
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Fastboot booted the recovery and it boots into twrp just fine nice work!
EDIT: just took a full system and data backup and rooted the device with supersu and all is working fine

noahvt said:
Fastboot booted the recovery and it boots into twrp just fine nice work!
EDIT: just took a full system and data backup and rooted the device with supersu and all is working fine
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Im really excited to hear that this is all working a-ok!!

noahvt said:
Fastboot booted the recovery and it boots into twrp just fine nice work!
EDIT: just took a full system and data backup and rooted the device with supersu and all is working fine
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I thought if you rooted you get screwed for any and all future OTA updates? I swear I've heard that for multiple Android Wear watches.

parkerlreed said:
I thought if you rooted you get screwed for any and all future OTA updates? I swear I've heard that for multiple Android Wear watches.
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I took a full twrp backup before root so I doubt that I won't get any available updates when I restore that backup

parkerlreed said:
I thought if you rooted you get screwed for any and all future OTA updates? I swear I've heard that for multiple Android Wear watches.
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yes, that is my understanding, but if you make backups of everything before you root, and reflash it when an ota drops, you should be alright. However if I can get everything in working order, we can keep up with ota's in flashable rom form.
we now have access to clean system and boot images too if twrp decides not to restore your backups for some reason

Sweet!

Holy crap guys, I have a source built kernel booted!
Im adding some more features and seeing how stable it runs, so far i hit 1 random reboot, but it looks like its holding strong

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TWRP not booting

Hi, i was using CM12.1, however I accepted an update and didn't figured out it was a CM13 Release, so when i dirty flashed the CM13 ROM over the CM 12.1 one, i got suspicious about something was wrong (due to the loading apps getting forever to configure)...the problem is that i tried then to patch gapps 6.0 and the recommended firmware to avoid problems but got many errors, then i tried to downgrade, however my TRWP just get stuck on the initial blue screen and just doesn't load, so i read what to do and did a downgrade using ToT back to Stock Verizone Firmware, and then tried to reinstall TWRP, i used ioroot to root my G3, then tried to reinstall TWRP but it always get an error, when the phone reboots to enter download mode it gets stuck in the LG Screen, and just stays there...i tried to enter TWRP like usual but the problem with the initial screen getting frozen is still there. I wanna get back to CM 12.1 but i have no idea how to make my TWRP work again
Hope you can help me out guys. Thanks
ezugaru said:
Hi, i was using CM12.1, however I accepted an update and didn't figured out it was a CM13 Release, so when i dirty flashed the CM13 ROM over the CM 12.1 one, i got suspicious about something was wrong (due to the loading apps getting forever to configure)...the problem is that i tried then to patch gapps 6.0 and the recommended firmware to avoid problems but got many errors, then i tried to downgrade, however my TRWP just get stuck on the initial blue screen and just doesn't load, so i read what to do and did a downgrade using ToT back to Stock Verizone Firmware, and then tried to reinstall TWRP, i used ioroot to root my G3, then tried to reinstall TWRP but it always get an error, when the phone reboots to enter download mode it gets stuck in the LG Screen, and just stays there...i tried to enter TWRP like usual but the problem with the initial screen getting frozen is still there. I wanna get back to CM 12.1 but i have no idea how to make my TWRP work again
Hope you can help me out guys. Thanks
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I have the exact same problem, except I cannot downgrade at all. I get to the Download mode and nothing happens. The TWRP only gets to the initial TeamWin screen so I can't do anything through that route. I have no GAPPS and it really sucks. Any help would be appreciated
gypsydanger said:
I have the exact same problem, except I cannot downgrade at all. I get to the Download mode and nothing happens. The TWRP only gets to the initial TeamWin screen so I can't do anything through that route. I have no GAPPS and it really sucks. Any help would be appreciated
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Hi, this is what i used to downgrade : http://forum.xda-developers.com/verizon-lg-g3/general/guide-flash-to-stock-10b-kdz-method-t2928140
Hope it helps, i'm at the office now, so when i get home I'll check where i got the resources to downgrade since i used my personal computer to do it.
Hey, i got it working now, i accessed the root files froma explorer in my G3, thn looked for the old recovery.img that were there and deleted them, then tried to reinstall it using adb, it shows 0+0 packages send to the phone, but it actually unblock the TWRP.
ezugaru said:
Hey, i got it working now, i accessed the root files froma explorer in my G3, thn looked for the old recovery.img that were there and deleted them, then tried to reinstall it using adb, it shows 0+0 packages send to the phone, but it actually unblock the TWRP.
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what file explorer did you use and where was it located...I used es file explorer but cannot find that file
gypsydanger said:
what file explorer did you use and where was it located...I used es file explorer but cannot find that file
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Try with Root Browser, then look for the Root / sdcard path and delete the recovery.img files, in my case there were 3 of them.
ezugaru said:
Try with Root Browser, then look for the Root / sdcard path and delete the recovery.img files, in my case there were 3 of them.
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I don't have any of those .img files I tried following that guide as well and nothing happened it got to like 4% then said update failed due to an error. any ideas? I just need to get TWRP working again so I can do a clean flash, is there anyway I can reinstall TWRP it was originally installed through goomanager. tried updating there and it just reboots recovery to get stuck on the teamwin splash screen.
gypsydanger said:
I don't have any of those .img files I tried following that guide as well and nothing happened it got to like 4% then said update failed due to an error. any ideas? I just need to get TWRP working again so I can do a clean flash, is there anyway I can reinstall TWRP it was originally installed through goomanager. tried updating there and it just reboots recovery to get stuck on the teamwin splash screen.
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I did it using the adb minimal tool, just placed the trwp 2.8.6.0 file into the root of sdcard folder, then using adb (phone must be connected to the laptop/pc in ethernet mode to be recognized) i ran
Code:
adb shell
command, after successfull initialize i used
Code:
su
(phone must be rooted to get a working su), and then i just ran the
Code:
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/recovery
command and the
Code:
dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/recovery
command, during install it says 0+0 files sent, so i think it detects the trwp is already installed but still do something that fix the brick. Hope you can get it working.
ezugaru said:
I did it using the adb minimal tool, just placed the trwp 2.8.6.0 file into the root of sdcard folder, then using adb (phone must be connected to the laptop/pc in ethernet mode to be recognized) i ran
Code:
adb shell
command, after successfull initialize i used
Code:
su
(phone must be rooted to get a working su), and then i just ran the
Code:
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/recovery
command and the
Code:
dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/recovery
command, during install it says 0+0 files sent, so i think it detects the trwp is already installed but still do something that fix the brick. Hope you can get it working.
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when I run
Code:
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/recovery
I get permission denied
any thoughts on that? I still cannot figure this out ugh so much has changed since I have rooted my last phone
gypsydanger said:
when I run
Code:
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/recovery
I get permission denied
any thoughts on that? I still cannot figure this out ugh so much has changed since I have rooted my last phone
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Did you give terminal root permissions by issuing the SU command and then granting the permissions on the phone?
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I don't recall it asking me after entering the su command...it has asked me on the phone at some point tho, anyway to reset that? Ill be trying again on my lunch break. Thanks for the help so far ill keep updating my status.
gypsydanger said:
I don't recall it asking me after entering the su command...it has asked me on the phone at some point tho, anyway to reset that? Ill be trying again on my lunch break. Thanks for the help so far ill keep updating my status.
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If you're using SuperSU, launch the app and look at the list of apps with both permanantly granted or denied superuser permissions. You can click on an app there to change it. Are you using a local Terminal emulator app? If so, that's what would request SU access when you enter the command, but if you've done SU in Terminal on this ROM installation before and you granted permanent SU permissions for it, it would give it again automatically when you enter the SU command.
If you're using ADB via USB from a PC, and you authorized USB Debugging on the phone prompt when you connected from the PC, and you then enter the SU command through the PC, I'm not sure what app shows up in the SuperSU app.
You're welcome, good luck!
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gypsydanger said:
I have the exact same problem, except I cannot downgrade at all. I get to the Download mode and nothing happens. The TWRP only gets to the initial TeamWin screen so I can't do anything through that route. I have no GAPPS and it really sucks. Any help would be appreciated
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By the way, when using Download mode, what tool are you using with it? LG Flash Tool 2014? Did you previously install the Verizon specific LG drivers, reboot the PC, then connect the phone to the PC in Download mode to a USB 2.0 port with the original cable? Check in Device Manager to see if your phone is listed under Modems when your phone is in Download mode? It can take up to 5-10 minutes for the PC to load the driver you previously installed, each time you connect the phone to a different USB 2.0 port.
Sorry if any of this is repeating anything that's already been asked or suggested.
If you can get it to, I'd suggest flashing the 10B KDZ for the easiest to root with the Stump app in brute force mode, and put TWRP on with TWRP Manager.
roirraW "edor" ehT said:
If you're using SuperSU, launch the app and look at the list of apps with both permanantly granted or denied superuser permissions. You can click on an app there to change it. Are you using a local Terminal emulator app? If so, that's what would request SU access when you enter the command, but if you've done SU in Terminal on this ROM installation before and you granted permanent SU permissions for it, it would give it again automatically when you enter the SU command.
If you're using ADB via USB from a PC, and you authorized USB Debugging on the phone prompt when you connected from the PC, and you then enter the SU command through the PC, I'm not sure what app shows up in the SuperSU app.
You're welcome, good luck!
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By the way, when using Download mode, what tool are you using with it? LG Flash Tool 2014? Did you previously install the Verizon specific LG drivers, reboot the PC, then connect the phone to the PC in Download mode to a USB 2.0 port with the original cable? Check in Device Manager to see if your phone is listed under Modems when your phone is in Download mode? It can take up to 5-10 minutes for the PC to load the driver you previously installed, each time you connect the phone to a different USB 2.0 port.
Sorry if any of this is repeating anything that's already been asked or suggested.
If you can get it to, I'd suggest flashing the 10B KDZ for the easiest to root with the Stump app in brute force mode, and put TWRP on with TWRP Manager.
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ok so I figured out the permission denied...somehow my root access in dev options got to off I changed it to adb and got this one to work
Code:
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/recovery
but this one says /sdcard not found...I created the folder and it still says not found.
Code:
dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/recovery
where exactly does the recovery.img need to be located.
I am using LG Flash Tool 2014 and I have installed the specific drivers from lg and I can see my phone correctly in Device Manager. I just keep getting it stopped due to an error, but if I can get recovery working then I should be able to flash a stable CM for now.
gypsydanger said:
ok so I figured out the permission denied...somehow my root access in dev options got to off I changed it to adb and got this one to work
Code:
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/recovery
but this one says /sdcard not found...I created the folder and it still says not found.
Code:
dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/recovery
where exactly does the recovery.img need to be located.
I am using LG Flash Tool 2014 and I have installed the specific drivers from lg and I can see my phone correctly in Device Manager. I just keep getting it stopped due to an error, but if I can get recovery working then I should be able to flash a stable CM for now.
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the file goes in the root of storage, not in a folder, as shown in th pic.
if it says sdcard not found, you either entered the command wrong, or there is something wrong with your file system.
fyi, because the first command worked, you literally have no recovery now. thats what it does, empty the partition.
bweN diorD said:
the file goes in the root of storage, not in a folder, as shown in th pic.
if it says sdcard not found, you either entered the command wrong, or there is something wrong with your file system.
fyi, because the first command worked, you literally have no recovery now. thats what it does, empty the partition.
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ok yes I have no recovery, that is correct...I put the recovery.img in /root and run the 2nd command again and it still says dd: /sdcard/recovery.img: No such file or directory
when I open up ES File Explorer it opens by default to /sdcard and immediately says /sdcard/ not found...if my file directory is messed up how do I go about getting it corrected?
edit: I used flashify and got TWRP back on successfully but it still won't go past teamwin splash screen....am I missing something I'm on cm 13.020151124-nightly-vs985.
is there a specific version of twrp I need for that nightly?
gypsydanger said:
ok yes I have no recovery, that is correct...I put the recovery.img in /root and run the 2nd command again and it still says dd: /sdcard/recovery.img: No such file or directory
when I open up ES File Explorer it opens by default to /sdcard and immediately says /sdcard/ not found...if my file directory is messed up how do I go about getting it corrected?
edit: I used flashify and got TWRP back on successfully but it still won't go past teamwin splash screen....am I missing something I'm on cm 13.020151124-nightly-vs985.
I'm attempting to wipe recovery again and try CWM to see if that will work.
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unfortunately, i dont know how to fix it.
im betting stock wont flash because of whatever is damaged on your internal card.
i just looked back and noticed this all started with cm13. i have to wonder, how many phones are they going to break before they pull this update until a fix is found.
your is the first that i have come across that broke the internal card, but i have seen quite a few that broke the external.
im not suggesting you try this, as i really dont know what will happen.
as a last resort, you could try to zero out the data partition with dd code.
given the unknown damage to your card, i cant stress enough, this is a last resort, and may brick your phone.
normally, it should react like a factory reset, but if its still unable to use the internal properly afterwards, it very possibly may not boot fully or at all any more.
edit, as far as i know, the newest version is what they are using, but i dont know what that is specifically.
bweN diorD said:
unfortunately, i dont know how to fix it.
im betting stock wont flash because of whatever is damaged on your internal card.
i just looked back and noticed this all started with cm13. i have to wonder, how many phones are they going to break before they pull this update until a fix is found.
your is the first that i have come across that broke the internal card, but i have seen quite a few that broke the external.
im not suggesting you try this, as i really dont know what will happen.
as a last resort, you could try to zero out the data partition with dd code.
given the unknown damage to your card, i cant stress enough, this is a last resort, and may brick your phone.
normally, it should react like a factory reset, but if its still unable to use the internal properly afterwards, it very possibly may not boot fully or at all any more.
edit, as far as i know, the newest version is what they are using, but i dont know what that is specifically.
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yea that scares me...now that I have made a little progress I'll try reverting to stock again the two ways I have found. I'll keep updating my progress.
gypsydanger said:
yea that scares me...now that I have made a little progress I'll try reverting to stock again the two ways I have found. I'll keep updating my progress.
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so I have recovery back on my phone but it won't go past splash screen, I can remove recovery to where I have no recovery at all, everytime I put recovery back on from an app like Flashify it is successful but I can't get past the Splash screen of twrp...if i can get twrp or any other recovery on my phone i should be fine that is what is hanging me up...is there another recovery I can use with CM13 other than TWRP so I can try that and if so how do I get it onto my phone, I can't seem to get fastboot to work so help on that might be useful.
when I try the kdz method to revert to stock it fails due to an error...when I try the dll version to revert to stock it sits on waiting for connection, if I unplug the phone it errors out
gypsydanger said:
so I have recovery back on my phone but it won't go past splash screen, I can remove recovery to where I have no recovery at all, everytime I put recovery back on from an app like Flashify it is successful but I can't get past the Splash screen of twrp...if i can get twrp or any other recovery on my phone i should be fine that is what is hanging me up...is there another recovery I can use with CM13 other than TWRP so I can try that and if so how do I get it onto my phone, I can't seem to get fastboot to work so help on that might be useful.
when I try the kdz method to revert to stock it fails due to an error...when I try the dll version to revert to stock it sits on waiting for connection, if I unplug the phone it errors out
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What error when flashing the KDZ? Most errors in LG Flash Tool 2014 should be totally ignored, just drag the dialog out of your way and don't press any buttons.
roirraW "edor" ehT said:
What error when flashing the KDZ? Most errors in LG Flash Tool 2014 should be totally ignored, just drag the dialog out of your way and don't press any buttons.
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it says update failed due to an error and you have to hit retry or it does nothing...unless I need to just do nothing.
edit: IT WORKS YAY...all I did was retry and retry (definition of insanity) and the /sdcard just appeared then the dd command worked and I'm in recovery now yayayayayay
edit: edit: I did take out my eternal SD card so I am going to guess and say that that was the problem from the get go...anybody have any thoughts on that??

FireTV 1 (bueller) TWRP Recovery

It's finally here! TWRP recovery for the Fire TV 1. Most likely, I will not be updating this thread with new releases, as the prerooted ROMs will always contain the latest version. This thread is just here so people on Fire OS 3 can install TWRP and people on rooted but locked bootloader Fire TV 1's can get recovery initially installed.
As usual, this WILL void your warranty and I am NOT responsible for anything you do with this. Installing it properly won't brick your Fire TV, but doing stupid things with it might.
Installing this requires root. If you are not rooted, figure that out first.
Installation for Unlocked Bootloader
Make sure you are on a FULLY unlocked bootloader. From within FireOS and after running su run this:
Code:
cat /proc/cmdline
And MAKE SURE unlocked_kernel=true is present! If it is not, you are NOT fully unlocked and you must Fully Unlock first!
Make sure you are on at least 51.1.4.0 ROM and the latest CWM installed.
Copy the bueller-twrp_3.0.0-6.img file to /sdcard
From within adb shell, use su to become root, and run this command (are you sure you did step 1?)
Code:
dd if=/data/media/0/bueller-twrp_3.0.0-6.img of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/recovery
From outside adb shell, reboot to recovery
Code:
adb reboot recovery
TWRP should load, you can install a FireOS5 prerooted ROM now.
Installation for Locked Bootloader
This requires that you are on at least version 5.0.5 and rooted.
Copy the bueller_recovery_vX.zip file to /sdcard
From within adb shell, use su to become root, and run this command (replace vX with the actual version you downloaded)
Code:
sh /data/media/0/bueller_recovery_vX.zip
Reboot
Notes
This includes bootmenu. For everyone that loved the old bootmenu with Comic Sans, I'm sorry to disappoint you, but the Comic Sans is gone. When the FireTV boots, it will present you with the bootmenu where you can leave it alone and it will boot normally or you can select recovery and it will boot in to recovery. You do need a USB keyboard to interact with the bootmenu. To force it to boot in to Recovery, you can create a file /cache/bootmenu_recovery.
DHCP for Ethernet is enabled, and if there is enough demand I may add in wifi at some point. The IP address should show up in the top left corner.
USB storage and USB keyboard/mice should all work. Hotplugging works, so you should be able to plug and unplug devices as needed.
You can use a USB keyboard, mouse, or the mouse emulator to interact with it. To use a keyboard, you can use the arrow keys to move the cursor and the enter key to select buttons. Sliders don't require sliding, so you can just hit enter/click on them. To use the mouse emulator, use adb shell and then run the program mouse and follow the instructions.
ROMs
Recovery must be included in all ROMs. If you want to develop a ROM, please contact me about including recovery in it.
Installing zips
You can push zips to /sdcard, put it on a USB storage, or use adb sideload. Do note you need adb version 1.0.32 to use adb sideload.
Stuck in a loop?
If you cannot boot normally and keep going back to the bootmenu, wipe Cache from Wipe -> Advanced Wipe.
Source Code
You can find the source code here:
https://github.com/androidrbox/firetv-2ndinit
https://github.com/androidrbox/android_bootable_recovery
WARNINGS
It is extremely important you never reboot after a failure. This will most likely lead to a brick. If recovery is hung, you can use adb shell to run
Code:
killall recovery
to restart it
It is also extremely important to never reboot after wiping /system.
Finally, thanks to everyone who has donated to me.
Changelog and Downloads:
July 7, 2016 - v2 (md5sum: 8f65187cb0cbc190a7d64f512ae3ede2)
This is the updated version with TWRP 3.0.0-7.
July 4, 2016 - TWRP Image 3.0.0-7 (md5sum: cda1a1c1cdd3e25a1caa86f5a5de1eee)
May 20, 2016 - v1 (md5sum: 9208d81fd07cff9952de5be33c62f730)
This is for use by people who have FireOS5 and are rooted.
This includes 2ndinit version a7a48c and TWRP version 3.0.0-6.
May 20, 2016 - TWRP Image (md5sum: 5dc83370046e5b50755ddb55fe8424ad)
This is for use by people who have FireOS3 and CWM and is TWRP version 3.0.0-6.
thanks so much rbox! just tested it and i can confirm that my firetv 1 with fireos3 and fully unlocked bootloader just installed twrp successfully - woot!
i still have the old boot menu though with comic sans..?
mrchrister said:
thanks so much rbox! just tested it and i can confirm that my firetv 1 with fireos3 and fully unlocked bootloader just installed twrp successfully - woot!
i still have the old boot menu though with comic sans..?
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For unlocked bootloaders, this step JUST installs recovery. You need to install the prerooted rom to get the new bootmenu.
got you, downloading now
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I successfully dd'ed the recovery image onto my ftv with unlocked bootloader but attempting to boot it causes the TWRP logo to show for a few seconds, then the screen goes black and the cycle repeats. Any idea how to fix this?
ssgelm said:
I successfully dd'ed the recovery image onto my ftv with unlocked bootloader but attempting to boot it causes the TWRP logo to show for a few seconds, then the screen goes black and the cycle repeats. Any idea how to fix this?
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If you unplug the power and replug it, it should boot normally, then you can see if the recovery log got saved, /cache/recovery/last_log and pastebin it.
The log at /cache/recovery/last_log is from CWM from the last time I flashed a new rom.
ssgelm said:
The log at /cache/recovery/last_log is from CWM from the last time I flashed a new rom.
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Can't really explain why it would be doing that. Can you connect via adb?
I am not on ethernet right now. When I get a chance I'll do that and see if I can connect. Thanks so much for your work on this!
ssgelm said:
I successfully dd'ed the recovery image onto my ftv with unlocked bootloader but attempting to boot it causes the TWRP logo to show for a few seconds, then the screen goes black and the cycle repeats. Any idea how to fix this?
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I'm also getting this, what can I do?
here's last_log
gehx said:
I'm also getting this, what can I do?
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Can you connect via adb?
rbox said:
Can you connect via adb?
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yep, that's how I pulled last_log
gehx said:
yep, that's how I pulled last_log
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I meant while recovery is running.
rbox said:
I meant while recovery is running.
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recovery never fully loads, i just get the twrp splash screen over and over and over again...it's in a loop
gehx said:
recovery never fully loads, i just get the twrp splash screen over and over and over again...it's in a loop
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Yes. But have you tried using adb...
rbox said:
Yes. But have you tried using adb...
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I'm not sure what IP to use?
gehx said:
I'm not sure what IP to use?
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The same one the firetv would be using when it's booted... via ethernet of course.
rbox said:
The same one the firetv would be using when it's booted... via ethernet of course.
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the connection times out:
adb connect 192.168.1.6
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
unable to connect to 192.168.1.6:5555: Operation timed out
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gehx said:
the connection times out:
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Can you pull the log again? It should say the ip in it actually.
rbox said:
Can you pull the log again? It should say the ip in it actually.
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new last_log
it shows 192.168.1.8; I'm unable to adb connect to that IP too

WI501Q - M6E69X - TWRP Backup of System & Boot - stockrecovery.img (28 Feb 2017)

M6E69X only for WI501Q
TWRP Backup & stockrecoveryM6E69X: uploaded by @Lrs121
【Version】
WI501Q _M6E69X
【Model Name】
ZenWatch 2
【Release Date】
???
【Release Note】
???
@RoyanArt
I won't be able to have access to adb till late tonight at the earliest, can you pull it using the following command?
adb shell
su
dd if=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/ of=/sdcard/
Those commands should copy the stock recovery IMG to your sdcard directory
Edit. Last command might be
dd if=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/ of=/sdcard/stockrecovery.IMG
I think you have to specify the destination IMG file name
Sent from my ONEPLUS A3000 using Tapatalk
RoyanArt said:
MWD59 to M6E69N update.zip (adb sideload) : go to this thread
TWRP Backup : googledrive
Who can help to pull the stock recovery ? @Lrs121 , @slothdabski
【Version】
M6E69N
【Model Name】
ZenWatch 2
【Release Date】
2016/10/17
【Release Note】
1.Fix security vulnerabilities ( Update to Sep 2016 of Android Security Bulletins )
2.Fix issue "Watch could not pair with iPhone 7"
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FYI: The stock recovery link is broken.
I can get to it in a couple hours. Out running errands and I've been meaning to make a backup
Here it is: Stock M6E69N recovery
slothdabski said:
@RoyanArt
I won't be able to have access to adb till late tonight at the earliest, can you pull it using the following command?
adb shell
su
dd if=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/ of=/sdcard/
Those commands should copy the stock recovery IMG to your sdcard directory
Edit. Last command might be
dd if=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/ of=/sdcard/stockrecovery.IMG
I think you have to specify the destination IMG file name
Sent from my ONEPLUS A3000 using Tapatalk
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sorry, i cant do it, because i've flashed twrp recovery :good:
Lrs121 said:
I can get to it in a couple hours. Out running errands and I've been meaning to make a backup
Here it is: Stock M6E69N recovery
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Thanks for the stock recovery, ill put your post to top :good::good:
Want to root/twrp Zenwatch 2 m6e69n - ANY HELP would be GREAT!!!
I got my Z2 m6e69n about a week ago (10/16/16) and it's great but I want root & twrp like I have on my other Android devices. Don't know that it matters, I'm using LS990 (Sprint LG G3 on KK 4.4.2). I've been searching XDA and YouTube for clear, detailed info on how to root and get TWRP on the watch but not having a lot of luck.
What I have found is:
- I have activated developer options
- How to get into recovery, how to access bootloader, how to unlock bootloader (http://forum.xda-developers.com/zenwatch/general/guide-how-to-access-recovery-zenwatch-t3167623) THANKS to arbitercu
...but nothing detailed about installing TWRP. Maybe I'm blind or just not understanding but any help would be great. I simply don't want to BRICK my Zenwatch.
- ALSO, VERY LITTLE EXPERIENCE with ADB and side loading which I think might be important to mention.
- Last thing, basically want to get some of the BLOAT off the device and get the most out of it.
Almost forgot:
- Zenwatch 2 m6e69n Sparrow (1.63")
Thanks in advance!
dsabine said:
I got my Z2 m6e69n about a week ago (10/16/16) and it's great but I want root & twrp like I have on my other Android devices. Don't know that it matters, I'm using LS990 (Sprint LG G3 on KK 4.4.2). I've been searching XDA and YouTube for clear, detailed info on how to root and get TWRP on the watch but not having a lot of luck.
What I have found is:
- I have activated developer options
- How to get into recovery, how to access bootloader, how to unlock bootloader (http://forum.xda-developers.com/zenwatch/general/guide-how-to-access-recovery-zenwatch-t3167623) THANKS to arbitercu
...but nothing detailed about installing TWRP. Maybe I'm blind or just not understanding but any help would be great. I simply don't want to BRICK my Zenwatch.
- ALSO, VERY LITTLE EXPERIENCE with ADB and side loading which I think might be important to mention.
- Last thing, basically want to get some of the BLOAT off the device and get the most out of it.
Almost forgot:
- Zenwatch 2 m6e69n Sparrow (1.63")
Thanks in advance!
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How about a little more googling. http://forum.xda-developers.com/zenwatch-2/orig-development/wip-unofficial-twrp-v2-8-7-0-t3321199/
Be careful what you remove. The watch won't function properly without some apps.
edit : no issue quick for wear
Thanks for the thread. :laugh::laugh::laugh:
Could someone provide fastboot flashable .IMG files?
I've ****ed up my watch quite hard by grabbing the wrong system image while the watch was still locked, now I can't even boot it anymore or restore a TWRP backup because the file system seems to be corrupt. I can't save anything in /sdcard without it getting wiped again after a reboot.
EpicLPer said:
Could someone provide fastboot flashable .IMG files?
I've ****ed up my watch quite hard by grabbing the wrong system image while the watch was still locked, now I can't even boot it anymore or restore a TWRP backup because the file system seems to be corrupt. I can't save anything in /sdcard without it getting wiped again after a reboot.
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What happens when you boot twrp using fastboot? If you can get into twrp, with the bootloader unlocked you might be able to reformat the partitions.
On a side note I think you can format the partitions from fastboot mode
Lrs121 said:
What happens when you boot twrp using fastboot? If you can get into twrp, with the bootloader unlocked you might be able to reformat the partitions.
On a side note I think you can format the partitions from fastboot mode
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Yeah, I've managed to repair the partitions by erasing and formatting them via fastboot, for whatever reason only formatting them didn't help... I have no clue why. Except boot I've erased + formatted every partition, then booted TWRP via "fastboot boot TWRP" and then was able to push TWRP backup files onto /data/media (/sdcard was broken still for whatever reason). After the first boot it somehow fixed /sdcard too tho it was missing all of its files on there. I simply did a factory reset of the watch after this and now it seems to be back and working again, tho I'm not fully sure because TWRP seems to have some problems still but that could be due to the wonky and, sorry, "****ty" port of TWRP 3.0 someone else made.
EpicLPer said:
Yeah, I've managed to repair the partitions by erasing and formatting them via fastboot, for whatever reason only formatting them didn't help... I have no clue why. Except boot I've erased + formatted every partition, then booted TWRP via "fastboot boot TWRP" and then was able to push TWRP backup files onto /data/media (/sdcard was broken still for whatever reason). After the first boot it somehow fixed /sdcard too tho it was missing all of its files on there. I simply did a factory reset of the watch after this and now it seems to be back and working again, tho I'm not fully sure because TWRP seems to have some problems still but that could be due to the wonky and, sorry, "****ty" port of TWRP 3.0 someone else made.
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That's good you got it working. As for twrp if I remember right there were some issues with 3.0.0 regarding Android wear that were fixed in later versions. Ever since my galaxy s3, I've taken to building my own for the devices I have or have had. I make them available on my website.
Can anybody provide this for a Zenwatch 2 Wren? It would be appreciated a lot.
Can you help to pull the M6E69S stock recovery ? @Lrs121 , @slothdabski
RoyanArt said:
Can you help to pull the M6E69S stock recovery ? @Lrs121 , @slothdabski
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Sorry had it pulled the moment the ota went out. I just didnt have it pushed to my server. Sparrow Stock recoveries
OP EDITED & UPDATED
M6E69S
-Version-
WI501Q _M6E69S
-Model Name-
ZenWatch 2
-Release Date-
2016/12/07
-Release Note-
1.Fix security vulnerabilities ( Update to Nov 2016 of Android Security Bulletins
Hey bud, watch just got an update today dec 29th, im rooted with twrp. Ill install a stock recovery sometime but in the mean time it would be nice to get that up for people to side load!
Dont know what the build is called, but i was running M6E69S when i got it.
Can you help to pull the M6E69V stock recovery ? @Lrs121 , @slothdabski
RoyanArt said:
Can you help to pull the M6E69V stock recovery ? @Lrs121 , @slothdabski
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@RoyanArt Could you please upload the TWRP backup of latest firmware? It would be so appreciated ???

[Solved!] Blu Life One X2 problem with flashing ROM (Failed to read command: Success)

Hello everyone. I started this thread because I don't think I've seen anything with this issue on my specific phone on this forum. Apologies if this has been discussed before.
Anyway, I'm having issues installing a ROM with adb sideload on TWRP recovery.
I got the ROM and the recovery image from blox2.com (I would post the links but apparently the forum doesn't allow me to...)
Everything works fine, I'm able to boot into TWRP recovery and inititiate the adb sideload, but the process gets stuck when it reaches 28% and throws the error message:
serving: 'BLOX2core-v1.1.1-31217.zip' (~28%) * failed to read command: Success
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In case this has anything to do with ADB version, I'm using Debian and my adb version is 1:7.0.0+r1-4
If you need any more info, please ask.
Thanks in advance.
Ok, an update.
I now tried installing the ROM through TWRP's own installing option, but TWRP crashes and reboots a couple of seconds after the install is initiated.
max_157 said:
Ok, an update.
I now tried installing the ROM through TWRP's own installing option, but TWRP crashes and reboots a couple of seconds after the install is initiated.
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Make sure you have MTP turned off. Also DM verity and force encryption needs to be disabled
ieatgravity said:
Make sure you have MTP turned off. Also DM verity and force encryption needs to be disabled
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How do I disable MTP? I can't get android to boot. Can you disable it from TWRP or is it done from a fastboot/adb command?
I figured it out. I disabled MTP from the mount menu and disabled DM-Verify and encryption from the Advanced menu... same results
max_157 said:
How do I disable MTP? I can't get android to boot. Can you disable it from TWRP or is it done from a fastboot/adb command?
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Flash supersu then flash the ROM
ieatgravity said:
Flash supersu then flash the ROM
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OK. I tried
1. Booting into TWRP
2. Selected Install
3. Selected UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.65-20151226141550.zip
It crashed after a couple of seconds.
Tried with MTP disabled and DM-verity and encryption disabled.
max_157 said:
OK. I tried
1. Booting into TWRP
2. Selected Install
3. Selected UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.65-20151226141550.zip
It crashed after a couple of seconds.
Tried with MTP disabled and DM-verity and encryption disabled.
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I'm would assume the bootloader was unlocked? Are you able to make a nandroid backup? And have you tried flashing twrp to the phone ?
Where do you have the files located at? Is it on the SDcard or on the flash drive?
does this work?
fastboot oem unlock
or
fastboot flashing unlock
Should also erase/wipe everything except system/recovery/boot...
Also hope you made a nandroid backup first with the fastboot boot recovery.img, then booting into TWRP and backup. to flash drive. Need MTP disabled for some to not reboot.
Also try with the new TWRP where the reboot has been fixed.. and which version 16/2 or 64/4 BLU X2 or mini?
ieatgravity said:
I'm would assume the bootloader was unlocked? Are you able to make a nandroid backup? And have you tried flashing twrp to the phone ?
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The bootloader was indeed unlocked.
I haven't tried flashing TWRP to the phone. Would this make it work? I'm kind of scared of having a recovery image that crashes whenever I try stuff. Can I restore the stock recovery in case anything happens?
AlienTeck said:
Where do you have the files located at? Is it on the SDcard or on the flash
drive?
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Internal flash drive.
AlienTeck said:
does this work?
fastboot oem unlock
or
fastboot flashing unlock
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Yup! It works. It says it's already unlocked.
AlienTeck said:
Should also erase/wipe everything except system/recovery/boot...
Also hope you made a nandroid backup first with the fastboot boot recovery.img, then booting into TWRP and backup. to flash drive. Need MTP disabled for some to not reboot.
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I did wipe cache and everything else, and had MTP disabled.
AlienTeck said:
Also try with the new TWRP where the reboot has been fixed.. and which version 16/2 or 64/4 BLU X2 or mini?
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64/4 BLU X2 version.
I can't find BLU Life One X2 on the official TWRP website, the only version I tried was on blox2.com, which I think is a modified version of 3.0.2-0.
Problem fixed!
I flashed the stock firmware using QFIL 1.0.2. Thanks so much to everyone who helped!
QFIL
I got the QFIL rom from blox2.com
When you say fixed, do you mean TWRP is now working? Or that you were able to flash the stock back? Did you already take the BLOX2 OTA update?
Trying to figure out if the update had anything to do with this default rebooting on /system being made writable.. Also did you make a nandroid backup?
QFIL is now on 1.0.0.3
AlienTeck said:
When you say fixed, do you mean TWRP is now working? Or that you were able to flash the stock back? Did you already take the BLOX2 OTA update?
Trying to figure out if the update had anything to do with this default rebooting on /system being made writable.. Also did you make a nandroid backup?
QFIL is now on 1.0.0.3
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I was able to flash the stock back, but via QFIL, not TWRP. The rebooting issue still persists.
I didn't make a nandroip backup, will get to it now.
Oh, I'm actually now trying to fix the rebooting issue. I think it might be a write protection, like the one HTC has. Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KV3YaMBnEYI
I really really need to be able to modify the system partition because the phone comes with a lot of crawpare and even some malware (https://www.cyberscoop.com/android-malware-china-huawei-zte-kryptowire-blu-products/)
FotaProvider installs some apps without your consent like Uber and some games and supposedly sends some info, too.
When I try to remove it with root uninstallers, the phone reboots. I though I had gotten rid of this issue by reflashing the ROM but apparently not...
I only flashed TWRP to cache and booted to it and flashed super SU, then used root essentials to remove some of the bloatware. But noticed supersu was gone now. It was able to remove or disable some of the stuff without rebooting and then later manually rebooting it. I disabled the apps and then removed it, so I think even the update now has the stuff but still disabled. The update also supposedly removes one of the apps that sent data back.
It rebooted at first until I saw that I had to disable MTP in TWRP options. I have not tried the recent TWRP, I was still using the one under development in the beginning.
AlienTeck said:
I only flashed TWRP to cache and booted to it and flashed super SU, then used root essentials to remove some of the bloatware. But noticed supersu was gone now. It was able to remove or disable some of the stuff without rebooting and then later manually rebooting it. I disabled the apps and then removed it, so I think even the update now has the stuff but still disabled. The update also supposedly removes one of the apps that sent data back.
It rebooted at first until I saw that I had to disable MTP in TWRP options. I have not tried the recent TWRP, I was still using the one under development in the beginning.
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How do I install this update?
Also, I tried removing some system apps with Root Essentials but it still rebooted.
max_157 said:
How do I install this update?
Also, I tried removing some system apps with Root Essentials but it still rebooted.
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For the time being you need to boot into TWRP and manually remove apps using ADB. We are currently working on patching the kernel to allow /system to be mounted RW sAo that you can use apps to remove system apps. In the mean time use Blox2core as it has been fully debloated.
ieatgravity said:
For the time being you need to boot into TWRP and manually remove apps using ADB. We are currently working on patching the kernel to allow /system to be mounted RW sAo that you can use apps to remove system apps. In the mean time use Blox2core as it has been fully debloated.
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Sounds great! Looking forward to it.
I can't install Blox2core since TWRP reboots when I try to install it or even wipe the /system partition though. Some people mentioned TWRP 3.0.3 fixed this issue.
max_157 said:
Sounds great! Looking forward to it.
I can't install Blox2core since TWRP reboots when I try to install it or even wipe the /system partition though. Some people mentioned TWRP 3.0.3 fixed this issue.
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We have a new tool that you can use to flash TWRP and root. All auto matic. Give it a try and let me know if it works for you.
[TOOL]Draco’s Blox2Autoroot - http://wp.me/p8gYUZ-5x
Afterwards you'll be able to flash Blox2core
Also I was unaware of this TWRP 3.0.3 for the blox2. The only one that has been ported has been 3.0.2 last I checked.
I would say disable MTP in TWRP options and developer options as well. dirst disabled it in developer options before I found out that did not stop the kernel rebooting the phone when /system became writable. I had not installed the oct update BLU sent out and maybe that makes a difference? Although the QFIL should also have the original boot/kernal image? so not sure what is going on..
If that dont stop it we need a new kernal.. I think I have the original kernal/boot saved. If anyone wants to see if that fixed the reboot.
twrp gave a MD5 of it..
152479bd51790d374885cc1a847e4c31 boot.emmc.win
Seems I need a faster course in android.. A few months ago I thought an android was some guy in dr who.
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The OTA update showed up one day and it installed it.. For the longest time I ignored it but I suppose someone hit ok on it.. But SuperSU seemed to have vanished before that I think. Spending time on 2 other problem phones so this one is not a priority since it works very well comparatively. I love it though it is heavy as a brick. Even my N5x case fits with a little coaxing. Although the DPI setting is set much higher like for a HD screen and not FHD. Maybe we can change it in build.prop to fix it. The N5x has much smaller icons and letters and actually fit 5 icons to a row although they both have the same density screen.. BLU has much better touch though and is far brighter and richer.
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The 2 boot images ARE different.. But you should first try to write a backup back to itself and see if there are problems and guess I dont have the previlage of attaching files just yet on here.
max_157 said:
Problem fixed!
I flashed the stock firmware using QFIL 1.0.2. Thanks so much to everyone who helped!
I got the QFIL rom from blox2.com
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Could you share the link to the stock ROM you used with QFIL?
Thanks!

Possible to Root Huawei Mate SE BND-L34 on 8.0 Oreo?

Hello all. Just joined the forum. I recently got a Huawei Mate SE and without thinking about it, I let it do the OTA update and upgraded to Oreo. Now I'm trying to root, but having some issues.
I was able to unlock the bootloader and all that, but when I went to flash the recovery.img I was getting failed (remote: partition length get error).
I don't really want to do any customization like custom roms etc quite yet. The main purpose for root is wanting to remove the bloatware and other misc things.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Did you end up figuring this out? I also want to get rid of all the bloatware. There's about 30 bloatware apps on there that I can't get rid of its really annoying
i got as far a you, i followed this:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-7x/how-to/how-to-unlock-huawei-bootloader-removal-t3780903
i get the same error trying to upload twrp, i used there twrp, i didnt use the new twrp, i cant even find our device on twrp's website
i dont want to try and brick my device,
I just unlocked the bootloader (supposedly they are going to be stopping the service next month) on my BND-L34 and currently wait for a TWRP for it.
werkmnstr2002 said:
I just unlocked the bootloader (supposedly they are going to be stopping the service next month) on my BND-L34 and currently wait for a TWRP for it.
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If I may ask how, everytime I try any 2 of my IMEI numbers the website kicks back to me as if they are wrong.
This is what I am getting each time... after the verification codes are keyed.
"Please make sure the verification code and model number are correct. If your device has multiple IMEIs or MEIDs, please try another IMEI or MEID."
Jimi Mack said:
If I may ask how, everytime I try any 2 of my IMEI numbers the website kicks back to me as if they are wrong.
This is what I am getting each time... after the verification codes are keyed.
"Please make sure the verification code and model number are correct. If your device has multiple IMEIs or MEIDs, please try another IMEI or MEID."
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Hmmmm... I got mine to go through the first time on IMEI 1.
Is the serial number correct? Did you make sure the captia was case sensitive?
werkmnstr2002 said:
Hmmmm... I got mine to go through the first time on IMEI 1.
Is the serial number correct? Did you make sure the captia was case sensitive?
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3 days of trying and it finally went through, the verification code kept holding me up... Thanks.
I'm in the same situation re:TWRP and Android 8.0. I was able to unlock my Mate SE w/o problems.
I was able to root my 8.0 Mate SE using the twrp found here
Edit: Much better TWRP here. Working decryption for /sdcard/ partition, working backup.
With fastboot:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk recovery_image.img
I then rebooted to system, then:
Code:
adb reboot recovery
Taking me to twrp. Then from my external sd I flashed Magisk-v16.0.zip.
The /sdcard/ partition seems to be encrypted, this version of twrp wouldn't read files on it or backup to it.
jocala said:
I was able to root my 8.0 Mate SE using the twrp found here
Edit: Much better TWRP here. Working decryption for /sdcard/ partition, working backup.
With fastboot:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk recovery_image.img
I then rebooted to system, then:
Code:
adb reboot recovery
Taking me to twrp. Then from my external sd I flashed Magisk-v16.0.zip.
The /sdcard/ partition seems to be encrypted, this version of twrp wouldn't read files on it or backup to it.
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Worked like a charm for me, much appreciated! I did the same as many others, got my new Mate SE and ran updates right out of the box. Managed to get the bootloader unlocked, but none of the TWRP install or root methods were working for me until I saw this. Many thanks, jocala!
jocala said:
I was able to root my 8.0 Mate SE using the twrp found here
Edit: Much better TWRP here. Working decryption for /sdcard/ partition, working backup.
With fastboot:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk recovery_image.img
I then rebooted to system, then:
Code:
adb reboot recovery
Taking me to twrp. Then from my external sd I flashed Magisk-v16.0.zip.
The /sdcard/ partition seems to be encrypted, this version of twrp wouldn't read files on it or backup to it.
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So there is no direct way of booting into TWRP, need to Fast-boot to get to it, not a Power and volume option as it boots up as with most phone?
Jimi Mack said:
So there is no direct way of booting into TWRP, need to Fast-boot to get to it, not a Power and volume option as it boots up as with most phone?
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There's a key combo, I think power & volume up.

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