Adb-fastboot - Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers

Can we use adb or fastboot commands at p9000?

chtsarts said:
Can we use adb or fastboot commands at p9000?
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Old post but still worth noting fastboot is accessible.
You'll need to get into 'bootloader' mode either using TWRP or
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
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Please Help!!!!!!!!!! :(

I tried to upgrade my recovery image to RA-hero-v1.6.2.
However I got a problem
I use adb shell method to flash the new recovery image.
when I type mount -a it show four lines of fails. and then I type flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery-RA-hero-v1.6.2.img. After that I press reboot. My phone is now keep stay in HERO BOOT SCREEN. nothing happen. please help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
For adb + fastboot method
I type adb shell reboot bootloader, it success.
but when I type fastboot boot recovery-RA-hero-v1.6.2.img it said recovery-RA-hero-v1.6.2.img cannot be load. Please help.
Can you boot your phone normal now at all or not?
If you can, use BTDAG's guide in my signature and install the custom recovery using the flashrec method.
I cannot it stuck at the "HERO" boot screen :'(
what I can do is that I can use the adb shell the browser the files inside the phone.
try flashing it via android commander mate i had that problem my self once and that fixed it
skedone said:
try flashing it via android commander mate i had that problem my self once and that fixed it
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He can flash the recovery through Android Commander? .... Interesting.
skedone said:
try flashing it via android commander mate i had that problem my self once and that fixed it
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Can you provide me steps?
animation said:
Can you provide me steps?
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http://tinyurl.com/232pnzr
Have a go,.... then report back.
ddotpatel said:
http://tinyurl.com/232pnzr
Have a go,.... then report back.
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the link is just link to google?
Its for Android Commander. Either try that,... Or see if you can get into the recovery you currently have,.... wipe what you can, then flash another rom.
ddotpatel said:
Its for Android Commander. Either try that,... Or see if you can get into the recovery you currently have,.... wipe what you can, then flash another rom.
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I can't go into the recovery mode.
I can only go into the fastboot mode.
Try this,... Go into fastboot.
Hit BACK to enter the fastboot bit.
I should now say FASTBOOT USB or something similar.
Then you need to cd into the right directory using CMD.
example,... I have to type...
cd c:\sdk\tools ................But it might be different on yours.
then type
fastboot devices
It should bring up your device serial number.
Then type
fastboot oem rebootRUU
fastboot erase cache
Then reboot.
ddotpatel said:
Try this,... Go into fastboot.
Hit BACK to enter the fastboot bit.
I should now say FASTBOOT USB or something similar.
Then you need to cd into the right directory using CMD.
example,... I have to type...
cd c:\sdk\tools ................But it might be different on yours.
then type
fastboot devices
It should bring up your device serial number.
Then type
fastboot oem rebootRUU
fastboot erase cache
Then reboot.
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What are these two lines did? fastboot oem rebootRUU
fastboot erase cache
I think it erases old data?
animation said:
ddotpatel said:
animation said:
After reboot? what should I do?
when I type fastboot boot recovery-RA-hero-v1.6.2.img it always said
downloading 'boot.img' ... FAILED <remote: not allow>
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I didn't say that?.... Try what I said to erase cache,... then see if it boots.
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I tried, but it also stuck at the boot screen.
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The only other thing I can suggest is go into fastboot,...
then run,...
fastboot oem rebootRUU
fastboot erase cache
Keep it plugged in, then run an RUU .exe.
,... Then start from scratch again,...
sorry its droid explorer and here is link to info about program and its pritty easy to use
http://de.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Features&referringTitle=Home
try the HEROIMG.zip method
Hello,
just another idea:
- download an original RUU.exe (preferably of an older version, rootable) and extract rom.zip (a lot of guides in the forums)
- rename to HEROIMG.ZIP and put in sdcard root
- restart hero with volume down pressed
- normally it should find the heroimg.zip and flash it and you are back to normal

Flashing cwm and rooting on unlocked BL P760?

Hi everyone,
So after deciding whether to do it or not, i finally unlocked my BL yesterday. At least when i dial the secret number and look at BL info, it says "UNLOCK".
But I've been trying to flash cwm and rooting but it seems my device is not being recognised in cmd.
And i am having difficulties to install fastboot drivers again because my device is not showing up at all in device manager.
If you could kindly list some simple instructions on how to flash cwm and rooting on unlocked BL (Before you ask, yes i went through all the guides with no avail) or help me to install flashboot drivers properly, it would be appreciated.
Thank you and good day.
EDIT 1: I can boot in fastboot mode, But when i do adb devices, driver installation fails and thus the command for flashing cwm says "waiting for device" and never flashes.
EDIT 2: From what i have searched from previous posts , i need to wait 30mins, I will do that and report.... Hopefully it will work
If you can boot into fastboot then do fastboot devices, adb devices are commands in adb mode, not fastboot mode, instead of flashing through adb use fastboot flash , hope I help!
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EpicLordPhone said:
If you can boot into fastboot then do fastboot devices, adb devices are commands in adb mode, not fastboot mode, instead of flashing through adb use fastboot flash , hope I help!
Sent from my LG-P769 using xda app-developers app
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Sorry,
I actually did what u said.
But when i type the command (in cmd) : C:\Android>fastboot devices ---> The command is accepted and there is a driver installation which fails.
Even then i continued and typed : C:\Android>fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-touch-6.0.3.1-p760.img
But with the second command, it simply says "waiting for device" in the command window, but nothing happens.
kirakun said:
But with the second command, it simply says "waiting for device" in the command window, but nothing happens.
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Put recovery.img on sdcard
Using Android Terminal Emulator:
su
dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p4
P.S Sorry my ENG
Lgeob said:
Put recovery.img on sdcard
Using Android Terminal Emulator:
su
dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p4
P.S Sorry my ENG
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But I only have an unlocked BL and I do NOT have root either :/
kirakun said:
But I only have an unlocked BL and I do NOT have root either :/
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What prevents get root?
Lgeob said:
What prevents get root?
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When i enter fastboot mode, pc installs drivers but driver installation fails. Cannot use fastboot commands. I try to re-install fastboot drivers (omap4boot drivers) but i cannot find device in device manager
kirakun said:
When i enter fastboot mode, pc installs drivers but driver installation fails. Cannot use fastboot commands. I try to re-install fastboot drivers (omap4boot drivers) but i cannot find device in device manager
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BL unlocked?
Get root with LGPwn.apk.
Thru Terminal put recovery.img
Lgeob said:
BL unlocked?
Get root with LGPwn.apk.
Thru Terminal put recovery.img
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okay ill try this
Lgeob said:
BL unlocked?
Get root with LGPwn.apk.
Thru Terminal put recovery.img
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I don't have spritebud, so LGPwn.apk does not work
kirakun said:
I don't have spritebud, so LGPwn.apk does not work
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Try this method.
Casserole said:
Try this method.
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Thanks for the reply ^^ I was planning to use this as last resort XD Do u think its reliable o-o?
And also after installing this i can flash cwm ?
kirakun said:
And also after installing this i can flash cwm ?
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Do it.Не ссы :good:

Problem flashing twrp with fastboot

I've tried googling around but haven't been able to find much to help with this issue. When I'm trying fastboot flash recovery recovery.img all I get is the command prompt blinking and hanging. I've installed the latest drivers, I'm using platform tools but no luck whatsoever, anyone got any ideas?
mc6415 said:
I've tried googling around but haven't been able to find much to help with this issue. When I'm trying fastboot flash recovery recovery.img all I get is the command prompt blinking and hanging. I've installed the latest drivers, I'm using platform tools but no luck whatsoever, anyone got any ideas?
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I suggest using no tools other than fastboot in cmd. Tried another cable or USB port?
Also maybe a silly question but is the device booted into fastboot mode.
Here are the commands btw
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
fastboot boot twrp.img
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Zeggi said:
I suggest using no tools other than fastboot in cmd. Tried another cable or USB port?
Also maybe a silly question but is the device booted into fastboot mode.
Here are the commands btw
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
fastboot boot twrp.img
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Yep I'm definitely in fastboot, doing fastboot devices confirms this as it shows one device. But doing fastboot flash recovery just completely hangs.
mc6415 said:
Yep I'm definitely in fastboot, doing fastboot devices confirms this as it shows one device. But doing fastboot flash recovery just completely hangs.
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Start cmd as admin if you haven't.
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mc6415 said:
I've tried googling around but haven't been able to find much to help with this issue. When I'm trying fastboot flash recovery recovery.img all I get is the command prompt blinking and hanging. I've installed the latest drivers, I'm using platform tools but no luck whatsoever, anyone got any ideas?
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Download Mi PC Suit Latest Version and Install it on Your PC.
Also download adb drivers 1.3 and 1.4..3. Install.
You need to paste recovery .img file in adb platform folder To work perfectly.
Download adb platform.zip as well and extract it.
If you flash directly it didn't work.
Try and then let me know.

Can't install TWRP On Rooted Mi A3

When trying to install TWRP most guides show that you have to switch partitions before flashing TWRP but when I try using
--set-active-=b
It returns white an unknown option error
"unknown option -- set-active=b"
The device can still boot properly and I am using the platform tools r 29.0.6
On another note do I actually have to switch partitions? And is there another way to install TWRP?
Edit:
I have also tried using "set_active b" powershell doesn't recognize this command
Edit 2:
Problem solved, thanks _mysiak_
Remove/uninstall fastboot.exe from all locations on your PC and then try to use the latest platform tools again.
He never put fastboot before the command
He put "--set-active=b"
It must be "fastboot --set-active=b"
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He never put fastboot before the command
He put "--set-active=b"
It must be "fastboot --set-active=b"
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I guess (and hope) that he used also fastboot command, otherwise the first error would be "unknown command" as well, and not "unknown option". Hopefully OP will let us know. [emoji846]
garylawwd said:
He never put fastboot before the command
He put "--set-active=b"
It must be "fastboot --set-active=b"
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Sorry about not clarifying this but yes, I did place the fastboot command
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Remove/uninstall fastboot.exe from all locations on your PC and then try to use the latest platform tools again.
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Just tried it and now and it seems to be working, I'll try to see if I can flash TWRP

Question Bootloop / no recovery / adb unauthorized

I successfully sideloaded the latest OTA update. It rebooted fine but there was no root. I ran
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot boot 'master root.img'
Now my phone is stuck in a boot loop. When I try to run adb I get
Code:
1B241FDF6006E6 unauthorized
I try to reflash the firmware
Code:
PS C:\platform-tools> .\adb.exe sideload oriole-ota-sp2a.220305.013.a3-d7b50e71.zip
adb: sideload connection failed: no devices/emulators found
adb: trying pre-KitKat sideload method...
adb: pre-KitKat sideload connection failed: no devices/emulators found
PS C:\platform-tools> .\fastboot.exe devices
PS C:\platform-tools> .\adb.exe devices
When I try to boot to the boot loader I get
Code:
no command
fastboot seems to work e.g. fastboot devices gives
Code:
1B241FDF6006E6 fastboot
try android flash tool. it should reset everything
Android Flash Tool
flash.android.com
c19932 said:
try android flash tool. it should reset everything
Android Flash Tool
flash.android.com
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This doesn't work without adb working. Thanks for suggestion though.
does your fastboot work? if so you can probably reflash with a couple methods
I followed the steps here. It even preserved my data
How to Unbrick Google Pixel 6/Pro via Fastboot Commands
In this tutorial, we will show you detailed steps to unbrick the Google Pixel 6 and Google Pixel 6 Pro via Fastboot Commands.
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mustardseeds said:
I followed the steps here. It even preserved my data
How to Unbrick Google Pixel 6/Pro via Fastboot Commands
In this tutorial, we will show you detailed steps to unbrick the Google Pixel 6 and Google Pixel 6 Pro via Fastboot Commands.
www.droidwin.com
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I suppose that fastboot flash without "-w" should also work

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