I have been reading everything I can find and tried to figure it out myself but the more I read the more questions I have and the less sure I am about trying any of the things I have read.
My problem is with an lg tribute from the company called Textnow. My friend ordered the phone from them and was having some issue she decided to try to fix by doing a factory reset which caused it to be stuck on the Lg boot logo. I tried booting to recovery to fix it. The recovery was TWRP. I was under the impression that Twrp was a custom recovery program that was installed after unlocking boot loader. Best I can tell is the phone was already rooted by the company. Does this sound right?
I messed with it for while but couldn't get anywhere with it because I haven't any knowledge of rooting except what I read . I noticed it kept saying something about simulating actions and figured that out but now after trying to back up and restore and poking around that it says there is no os , I was hoping someone could help me figure out where to go from here as it isn't my phone and I would hate to damage it although my friend keeps telling me to just try whatever no big loss because she can't use it like it is so.
I am not sure what the phone had for firmware because I cant get it on. I only know that it had twrp 2.8.5.0 as recover not the usual android. I can access the phone internal and external through twrp and though pc and adb. I made sure to get drivers updated. I tried to flash the stock rom from its forum but it failed,. any info would be mush appreciated
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I did a factory reset on my Virgin mobile Kyoceria Rise which i have done before, but this time something went wrong. The phone just continues to BOOT LOOP after it gets to the "flick to unlock your phone screen"
So it does boot into the OS.. just it reboots soon as the stock flick to unlock screen comes up. The only thing i changed with this factory restore is i froze/deleted some bloatware a couple months ago that i didnt restore before the trying a system restore on monday. Im wondering does this have anything to do with it or did something else get screwed?
I know i froze Virgin mobile setup which might be the issue, but i doubt it.
I already read there is no custom recovery for this phone and no clockwork because Kyocera has the bootloader locked down pretty good, so if something goes bad you have to send it to them or just get a new phone.
Also, i already tried the android restore by holding the volume down+power key and a selecting full data reset/restore but this still results in the same bootloop. Also says, "Cannot find /misc" which is normal i read.
Just wondering if my $50 android gone?
EDIT: i dont see a section for this phone so hopefully this is right.
I spent 3 weeks trying to fix my Rise which was also in a boot loop. I've looked everywhere and still havnt found a solution.....until kyocera agrees to unlock the boot loader we got paper weights but for me this was a great learning experience! I taught myself how to use adb and SDK. I have a Motorola Xoom and ive rooted it, bricked it, and unbricked it! I recently started looking around again for a solution to my Rise.... I have the stock image but I can't push it to the phone. I put my rise in recovery mode connect it to my PC but adb won't recognize it. So our best bet is hope that the boot loader will someday be unlocked......
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Here is my full story
I have a huawei y300 with no Os, how did the OS got wiped? I was in twrp and was doing a factory reset where i select advance reset and end up wiping the entire system alone with my files, Os, apps etc... after which when i turn on the phone it wont boot up.
I then realise that i could still access twrp so i search everyone it but could not find away to restore my OS and solve the problem, bare in mine that i rooted the phone.
At that point when i plugged in the phone and search for adb devices my phone was shown after a few research and attends i failed in fixing the problem. I then did something while using the push function to send clockwork recovery to the phone or something like that after which i realise that twrp stop showing on the phone i then realised that i was not seeing my devices on the list of adb. after a few attempts and i kept on trying i saw it came up as offline but now its not showing again.
Hope you all understand the issue now
So like wat i need is a software that can program the OS straight to the phone is such software does exist but in fact should because how the OS came on in the first place, i dont know a thing about phones but i know a little to help myself but i have reached my limit
Please help
...well to start this off I pretty much simply put have my phone stuck in a bootloop without recovery that I know of. I a noob when it comes to android and had my phone rooted for the last few months when a few days ago my phone somehow got stuck in a bootloop and the only think I can seem to do it go to the factory reset screen where when selecting to erase all it quickly follow to going bakc to the hellish bootloop. If someone could help me out that would be so much appreciated as I need to be able to use my phone here soon for important matters. remember im a noob but I can follow directions! Thank you
i got bootlooped after marshmallow update. thats all it took. tried everything to fix, nothing worked. managed to boot in a freezer though, so you can try that to retrieve your files. i shipped it to LG, theyve been trying to fix it for two weeks now... but youre rooted so i guess your warranty is gone.
Hey guys, I've got a T-mobile v10 (H90120j) on 6.0 and on the most recent update as of 8/22. I tried to root via the LG UP method, but something went pretty wrong pretty quickly(I'm sure I mis-interpereted a step or made some similar rookie mistake). I'm in a boot loop of the "Your device software cannot be checked for corruption" no matter what I try to do. Luckily TWRP installed, but when I tried to reboot to finish the LG UP method it told me there's no system. When I connect it to my computer it shows as v10, but only the TWRP folder is visible on it. I was trying to find just a stock rom zip, but the ones I can seem to find are the ones that use LG UP using tot files, but I can't get the phone to go into download mode. Then I found stuff for the h90120e, which evidently hard bricks the phone. Does anyone on here know anything about this? Its not fully bricked but since it wouldn't mount the system properly, I wiped everything and repaired the system files on TWRP so I'm on a totally clean slate now. ANY help is greatly appreciated
**UPDATE** Tried installing Bliss rom, and had no errors, same with gapps. I'm still stuck in this boot loop though; I cant get past the "your device software cannot be be checked for corruption" screen
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3440359
Was this thread ever resolved for you k.wise, having the exact same issue just about with my v10.
The problem at least for me is the system partition of memory isnt even mounting and in turn is throwing error 7 and not allowing anything to be installed or read on it.
Hi all
First off I'm definitely a noob and it might be in the wrong place?
I'll start off by saying thanks for any support I my get.
Tryed to make a / i.e put in a TWR recovery
and got sent into a crash dump.
Now when I turn on the phone it stays in fast food Mode.
I've tried a multitude of tutorials to no avail.
The phone does have an unlocked bootloader done correctly, pretty sure. It's not rooted that was what I was trying to do. I'm running Ubuntu the latest version on a laptop and I'm seeking help to unbrick my poor new phone. I can perform tasks like getting log files and have even tried reflashing boot.images etc with success but not booting back into recovery where I could flash its oos, just end up in fast boot mode again.
I used bugjaeger at first with an OTG cable and another phone to flash custom recovery.
If somebody has a tutorial assuming that the partitions may be harshed on or needing something I'm unaware of or whatnot I'd be beyond appreciative...
Thank you for your time!