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So I did everything I could. None of the instructions on this forum help me, I am almost a complete newb in this.
I used this instruction: wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Install_CM_for_p3
To the part where you need to boot into recovery by holding power and volume up. Well, guess what, nothing happens when you hold power + volume up.
Please, could someone write a good step-by-step newb-friendly manual on how to get the Jelly Bean on this tab? I am seriously considering throwing this thing out of the window right now as I spent the whole evening trying to get this working with no results.
By the way, after doing all the manipulations with odin, now when the tab is loading and it shows the logo "samsung galaxy tab 10.1v", there is an image of an open lock in the bottom of the screen.
oh_delay said:
By the way, after doing all the manipulations with odin, now when the tab is loading and it shows the logo "samsung galaxy tab 10.1v", there is an image of an open lock in the bottom of the screen.
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That means the bootloader is unlocked, the first step to install custom ROMs and recovery images.
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oh_delay said:
So I did everything I could. None of the instructions on this forum help me, I am almost a complete newb in this.
I used this instruction: wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Install_CM_for_p3
To the part where you need to boot into recovery by holding power and volume up. Well, guess what, nothing happens when you hold power + volume up.
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Yes, with the P3, never could use POWER+VOL UP to boot into recovery (that combination can get out of stock recovery and into normal boot, which IS useful, since sometimes, one makes a mistake and stays stranded on a recovery bootloop.
Unfortunately, contrary to P4, there is no menu in the bootloader to boot into recovery.
You can however substitute that step 3 with this:
"From a terminal run adb reboot recovery"
[NOTE: its skipped in the tutorial, but for adb to function while in normal mode, you need to activate it, by going to Settings->Programmer Tools (or something like that, activate it, since its off by default and set the DEBUG USB connection on , or something - sorry, they changed the place in 4.1 and cannot give you the correct path)]
The device will then reboot into the Clockworkmod Recovery (assuming it has been correctly flashed); if not, repeat step 9 from section above.
Afterwards, you can either use adb or the Boot into Recovery menu option from the Shutdown dialog of ClockworkMod to boot into recovery.
AW: Recovery doesn't boot! Help!allready
Slow down
Bootloader unlocked ??
Custom revovery allreadY flashed??
You started With a stock Rom ??
3.1? 4.0.3?
A bit more info pls
Boot in bootloader by Holding power and volume -
Than
Fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot reboot recovery
You are still able to boot in Rom ??
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feraay said:
Slow down
Bootloader unlocked ??
Custom revovery allreadY flashed??
You started With a stock Rom ??
3.1? 4.0.3?
A bit more info pls
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Well, yeah, apparently. I have stock 4.0.4 installed.
feraay said:
Boot in bootloader by Holding power and volume -
Than
Fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot reboot recovery
You are still able to boot in Rom ??
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What exactly should I do? IDK what that means, "Fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot reboot recovery".
As I said, I am almost a complete newb in this.
pruano said:
That means the bootloader is unlocked, the first step to install custom ROMs and recovery images.
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Yes, with the P3, never could use POWER+VOL UP to boot into recovery (that combination can get out of stock recovery and into normal boot, which IS useful, since sometimes, one makes a mistake and stays stranded on a recovery bootloop.
Unfortunately, contrary to P4, there is no menu in the bootloader to boot into recovery.
You can however substitute that step 3 with this:
"From a terminal run adb reboot recovery"
[NOTE: its skipped in the tutorial, but for adb to function while in normal mode, you need to activate it, by going to Settings->Programmer Tools (or something like that, activate it, since its off by default and set the DEBUG USB connection on , or something - sorry, they changed the place in 4.1 and cannot give you the correct path)]
The device will then reboot into the Clockworkmod Recovery (assuming it has been correctly flashed); if not, repeat step 9 from section above.
Afterwards, you can either use adb or the Boot into Recovery menu option from the Shutdown dialog of ClockworkMod to boot into recovery.
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I did adb reboot recovery, and it booted the stock recovery. Maybe I should use another recovery image? I used the one linked in the CM's instructions.
Ok, so basically what happens now is I flash recovery.tar.md5 through Odin, then it reboots in OS and I reboot it to recovery through terminal. The recovery says 'Android system recovery <3e>', so I assume it's the stock one?
feraay said:
Boot in bootloader by Holding power and volume -
Than
Fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot reboot recovery
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Ok i figured out how to use fastboot command. Still I don't understand, which recovery.img should I flash? I don't have this file, at least not in an .img format, it's format is .tar.md5
So I guess my next question is, where can I get recovery in .img format?
OK, so I figured this out.
I downloaded the recovery.img for the Galaxy Tab 10.1 from the official CWM site (NOT 10.1v, cause they don't have it for this version. It worked fine).
then I loaded in bootloader, used ./fastboot boot <path to downloaded recovery.img>, I just dragged the img to terminal window.
Through this booted recovery, I flashed the CM rom and gapps (I did this without actually flashing the recovery, mind you).
After that, I used odin in windows again to flash their recovery.tar.md5, and now finally, when I use ./adb reboot recovery it starts up with CWM.
So yeah, thank you for your posts and thoughts, you helped me figure this out.
oh_delay said:
Through this booted recovery, I flashed the CM rom and gapps (I did this without actually flashing the recovery, mind you).
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Yes, if you use "fastboot boot [recovery image]" instead of "fastboot flash recovery [recovery image]", you can boot to a custom recovery like CWM without flashing.
oh_delay said:
After that, I used odin in windows again to flash their recovery.tar.md5, and now finally, when I use ./adb reboot recovery it starts up with CWM.
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Fastboot only accepts .img files, Odin only accepts tar.md5 files; however, tar.md5 files are just archive files, if you rename the file to remove the .md5 extension and use a program like 7-zip which can read .tar files, you will find one or more .img files inside, which you can extract for use with fastboot.
oh_delay said:
So yeah, thank you for your posts and thoughts, you helped me figure this out.
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Great that you managed on your own (even with some tips), best way to learn.
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oh_delay said:
Well, yeah, apparently. I have stock 4.0.4 installed.
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Its the last stock release for this tablet.
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oh_delay said:
I used this instruction: wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Install_CM_for_p3
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One last thing: those instructions do not include adding root, as indeed you can use most of the functionality of Cyanogen without root (and possibly exposing your device to malware).
However many useful functions and apps DO require root; to check if you have root, either install this app, or do "adb shell" + "adb su", which should change the prompt from a $ to a #
For root the best way is probably to flash both zip files (ARM version) with CWM at this point (so you get the latest version); dont forget to hit the "Fix Permissions" CWM option afterwards to prevent any potential problems.
AW: Recovery doesn't boot! Help!
Noo dont take 10.1 recovery take the recovery from droidbasement.com
P3 7100 only this
And do this
Adb reboot bootloader
If not work press power and volume +
Or may
power and volume -
Should Boot into bootloader click not in download modus for Odin just take the other icon and Connect to PC
Fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Thats all
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Sorry, not working now
Hi, I present you CWM Recovery 6.0.2.9 based on CWM from our device tree. This recovery is stable for use. In this version i fixed some bugs and added more features.
Recovery tested on: P760 (should work on every L9 with unlocked BL)
What is working:
Backup and Restore
Installing zip
ADB
All partitions are mounted
Internal SD Card fully working!
Charging
SD-EXT partition (only ext3)
Changes in the recovery from L9 CyanogenMod tree:
Fixed ADB
Added SD-EXT support
Now external_sd is default storage in recovery (internal also works)
What isn't working:
External and Internal SD USB Mount (can't be fixed because recovery don't allow to mount mtp, copy files through adb or use this app to copy: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1057059)
Requirements:
L9
Unlocked bootloader
Fastboot and ADB installed
Fastboot and ADB drivers
Download (1.0.0.0): Not working yet
Installation (make sure you have adb/fastboot and drivers installed):
Connect phone to computer in adb mode
Go to terminal or command line and type adb reboot oem-unlock
Now phone should be in fastboot mode
Type fastboot flash recovery path_to_downloaded_recovery_image
Booting to recovery:
Turn off phone
Turn on phone and quickly hold vol down and home button
You can also type adb reboot recovery if you are using computer or reboot recovery (before su of course) if you are using android terminal emulator
Thanks, but doesn't work for me. When i type in terminal emulator: reboot recovery, i have bootloop, now i can't use more my phone, thanks
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Completely bricked phone Now what is the combination for emergency mode?
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artas182x said:
Hi, I present you CWM Recovery 6.0.2.9 based on CWM from our device tree. This recovery is stable for use. In this version i fixed some bugs and added more features.
Recovery tested on: P760 (should work on every L9 with unlocked BL)
What is working:
Backup and Restore
Installing zip
ADB
All partitions are mounted
Internal SD Card fully working!
Charging
SD-EXT partition (only ext3)
Changes in the recovery from L9 CyanogenMod tree:
Fixed ADB
Added SD-EXT support
Now external_sd is default storage in recovery (internal also works)
What isn't working:
External and Internal SD USB Mount (can't be fixed because recovery don't allow to mount mtp, copy files through adb or use this app to copy: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1057059)
Requirements:
L9
Unlocked bootloader
Fastboot and ADB installed
Fastboot and ADB drivers
Download (1.0.0.0): http://www.mediafire.com/?aqa9am4tdc9rqw8
Installation (make sure you have adb/fastboot and drivers installed):
Connect phone to computer in adb mode
Go to terminal or command line and type adb reboot oem-unlock
Now phone should be in fastboot mode
Type fastboot flash recovery path_to_downloaded_recovery_image
Booting to recovery:
Turn off phone
Turn on phone and quickly hold vol down and home button
You can also type adb reboot recovery if you are using computer or reboot recovery (before su of course) if you are using android terminal emulator
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Bricked phone completely, **** you:good:
I don't know what are you doing but for me it works, i can give you screen. To restore reflash with kdz or flash back old cwm with fastboot.
artas182x said:
I don't know what are you doing but for me it works, i can give you screen. To restore reflash with kdz or flash back old cwm with fastboot.
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You don't understand, completely bootloop on LG screen, i can't do anything
Go to recovery using vol down + home after pressing power to turn phone.
artas182x said:
Go to recovery using vol down + home after pressing power to turn phone.
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Doesn't work. Only bootloop. I need to enter in emergency mode to reflash all.
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What is combination to enter in emergency mode?
Plug in usb and press vol+. I'm also restoring phone . Sorry, tested with fastboot boot and it was working, but while using fastboot flash it don't work.
denzel09 said:
Completely bricked phone Now what is the combination for emergency mode?
Bricked phone completely, **** you:good:
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ha ha . Now that icon does not look like thumb.
denzel09 said:
Doesn't work. Only bootloop. I need to enter in emergency mode to reflash all.
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What is combination to enter in emergency mode?
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Hope you have backup of your personal data.
May be I can help, but few questions for you
1) which variant?
2) which rom you were on? which ics, which jb, or which cm?
3) why dont you people put model variant in signature? sometimes its useful for giving quick reply/solution.
I repaired normally through reflashing with kdz, but after flashing it does full wipe.
.....
Solved. Before post something, something MUST be tested. OK?
I am stuck on ics. Mo one way to reflash jelly bean, maybe unlocker bootloader can be the problem? I have try all
denzel09 said:
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Solved. Before post something, something MUST be tested. OK?
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I tried to help you, but you totally ignored my post. :silly:Anyways Goodluck.
EDIT: This bootloader unlock and pushing CWM is working fine on this link
https://plus.google.com/app/basic/stream/z13pxhrrjv3sjtoe423wjzkagyveej4wa04
cmahendra said:
I tried to help you, but you totally ignored my post. :silly:Anyways Goodluck.
EDIT: This bootloader unlock and pushing CWM is working fine on this link
https://plus.google.com/app/basic/stream/z13pxhrrjv3sjtoe423wjzkagyveej4wa04
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Oh sorry, thanks for link, i hope that i will solve to reflash jb on ics
Edit: all solved, finally.
many days my Phone dosnt work ....
I have flash Phone will not found anymour on PC . Now i have Found that it is not from ROM it is an error with this Clockwork Mod ...
This Clockwork Mod make a new File structure with fallow entrys :
/sdcard/0
i dosnt can flash stock Rom from LG , my Phone is not found from PC and my Stuff from SD Card will not found from PC.
Where can say me what for a Clockwork i can flash that make an old file Struktur !? and how i can flash it without PC ?!
Thanks for Answer and sorry for my bad english
I am realy pissed off :S
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I dont can use fastboot, on PC say:
wait on device ....
and when i will use in terminal ....
fastboot , file not found :S
Hello guys, can someone give me the stock file from the oneplus X "boot", i fail with adb, and now my OnePlus boot only in the recovery can you help me ?
I found it thanks you
DeMozz said:
I found it thanks you
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Hi, I got one friends oneplus stuck in recovery. It has cm recovery(lame) and access to fastboot. It is recognized in pc and I can sideload Roms but it won't boot and returns to recovery. Maybe it don't have boot file, how did you resolve your problem?
I download the official rom from the oneplus x website, and then i flash the boot.img that i found in the rom zip with ADB the boot
DeMozz said:
I download the official rom from the oneplus x website, and then i flash with ADB the boot
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You extracted the zip and only use the boot? And if I flash the full rom zip, will resolv the problem? I think it is all related to locked bootloader. I tried to unlock and after that don't boot anymore, bootloader still locked -. -
Nu9 said:
You extracted the zip and only use the boot? And if I flash the full rom zip, will resolv the problem? I think it is all related to locked bootloader. I tried to unlock and after that don't boot anymore, bootloader still locked -. -
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Ah ye i flash only the boot.img, your adb says that your Bootloader is lock ? Did you try to unlock it with adb ?
DeMozz said:
Ah ye i flash only the boot.img, your adb says that your Bootloader is lock ? Did you try to unlock it with adb ?
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Can you share the link where you find that file?. I connect to my pc and with fastboot oem unlock, says finished(ok) with no erros. When I check the status it sill says false. It's related to the missing stock recovery?. I boot the recovery(cm) flash a zip with no erros but don't boot
Nu9 said:
Can you share the link where you find that file?. I connect to my pc and with fastboot oem unlock, says finished(ok) with no erros. When I check the status it sill says false. It's related to the missing stock recovery?. I boot the recovery(cm) flash a zip with no erros but don't boot
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You can download and find the boot.img here : http://downloads.oneplus.net/devices/oneplus-x/
Can you acces or boot to the recovery ?
When you turn on your phone, where did that stuck ?
When I turn on it goes to recovery, from there I can only reboot to there or fastboot. It is recognized in pc.
Should I flash the Last zip, right?
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DeMozz said:
You can download and find the boot.img here : http://downloads.oneplus.net/devices/oneplus-x/
Can you acces or boot to the recovery ?
When you turn on your phone, where did that stuck ?
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When I turn on it goes to recovery, from there I can only reboot to there or fastboot. It is recognized in pc.
Should I flash the Last zip, right?
Nu9 said:
When I turn on it goes to recovery, from there I can only reboot to there or fastboot. It is recognized in pc.
Should I flash the Last zip, right?
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When I turn on it goes to recovery, from there I can only reboot to there or fastboot. It is recognized in pc.
Should I flash the Last zip, right?
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if you are with the stock recovery and you never install a custom rom you can flash the zip yeah
DeMozz said:
if you are with the stock recovery and you never install a custom rom you can flash the zip yeah
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I'm with the cyanogen recovery, I can flash the same way from there? It's expected to have the same result as the stock?
I literally ****ed up. No OS, No Recovery. My only hope is flashing from fastboot with my extracted images from update.app.
I just wanted to root my phone. I completely followed the step in this thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/general/rooting-huawei-y6-ii-cam-l21-t3501162 aside from just flashing TWRP 3.1.0.0 because TWRP 3.0.2.0 wont work for me. Well it was working for me and when I tried to flash the SuperSU.zip it says "unable to mount /data" so i'd do my research and to fix that i need to change file system to fat and format, then changed it back to ext4 and format. It fixed the issue but i was not aware that it will wipe my os. So I have no backup for ready. I'm down to no os but i have twrp. I wanted to make my own flashable zip rom that i extracted from update.app. The flashable zip that I worked does not working. The META-INF,system.img,boot.img then archived to zip file then flash it. I'm so ****ed up i tried to directly flash the images in TWRP. Flashed the boot.img to boot partition, and flash recovery.img to recovery partition. And when i tried to flash the system.img in oeminfo,boot, and recovery partition. The file size is big and it does not work that way. So in short i flashed the stock recovery.img over my TWRP. And that's ****ed up. My only hope is flashing the images via fastboot but my fastboot cant detect my device. I'm stuck at 2 boots only. The Huawei eRecovery ( i tried to download latest version and recovery via wifi but the package wont download) and Rescue Mode. Thankk youu in advance for helping me. I would appreciate it so lot! Help me
Fastboot flash system system.img
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Amaan007 said:
Fastboot flash system system.img
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Do u have huawei y6 II
Amaan007 said:
Fastboot flash system system.img
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Do u have huawei y6 II
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I am using Huawei Y6 II (CAM-L21). Thank you for reply But yes I am trying to use adb and fastboot command but my computer can't recognize it. I mean when I plugged it in my computer it does not show anything and when I'm trying to enter the command (adb devices) It only shows
"* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
List of devices attached"
I think it might have to do something in the twrp recovery. When my twrp recovery is working it shows my device and my laptop can recognize it. When I accidentally wipe my recovery it does not show anymore. One thing I found out that It recognize my device when I'm looking into device manager. It shows in Portable Device and something F:/
Thaank youu for noticing me
Valkenburgh Margin said:
I am using Huawei Y6 II (CAM-L21). Thank you for reply But yes I am trying to use adb and fastboot command but my computer can't recognize it. I mean when I plugged it in my computer it does not show anything and when I'm trying to enter the command (adb devices) It only shows
"* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
List of devices attached"
I think it might have to do something in the twrp recovery. When my twrp recovery is working it shows my device and my laptop can recognize it. When I accidentally wipe my recovery it does not show anymore. One thing I found out that It recognize my device when I'm looking into device manager. It shows in Portable Device and something F:/
Thaank youu for noticing me
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Go to fastboot and type fasboot devices and tell me the outcome
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Amaan007 said:
Go to fastboot and type fasboot devices and tell me the outcome
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/ho...m-unofficial-lineageos-14-1-honor-4c-t3591305
Flash this with sdcard its compatible with ur phone or move the zip file with USB or put in ur sdcard and flash it with twrp hit thanks if it helped
Amaan007 said:
Go to fastboot and type fasboot devices and tell me the outcome
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/ho...m-unofficial-lineageos-14-1-honor-4c-t3591305
Flash this with sdcard its compatible with ur phone or move the zip file with USB or put in ur sdcard and flash it with twrp hit thanks if it helped
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In fastboot it does not show in listed device.
I would love to flash that rom but I have no custom recovery like twrp Is it possible to flash it with update package?
Valkenburgh Margin said:
In fastboot it does not show in listed device.
I would love to flash that rom but I have no custom recovery like twrp Is it possible to flash it with update package?
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https://www.facebook.com/amaandip.singh
talk to me on fb
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B0MKgCbUM0itNVB1elljU2NPR0k
here is a updater for fastboot
Just asking what tool are u using
Amaan007 said:
https://www.facebook.com/amaandip.singh
talk to me on fb
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B0MKgCbUM0itNVB1elljU2NPR0k
here is a updater for fastboot
Just asking what tool are u using
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THAAANKSS TO THIS MAN! He completely taught me things and assisted me. Cheers for you man! How to close this thread? My
Huawei Y6II is completely fixed and rooted! Thanks xda
@matt4321 plz close this thread
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Hi everyone.
I have this device, LENOVO TAB2 A7-20F and i want to install custom recovery on it. The problem is, my volume down button is broken. I successfully flashed the custom recovery to my device (TWRP, via fastboot, and flash_tool), but after flashing i cannot boot straightaway into recovery mode because of the broken volume down button.
So, is there any ways i can boot into recovery mode (from turned off device or fastboot mode) without need of volume down button.
Thanks in advance.
Here is my current attempts:
USING ADB REBOOT
I can use ADB to reboot to recovery using:
Code:
adb reboot recovery
But using ADB means I had to boot to android system. And I read somewhere that i need to boot to recovery straightaway after flashing TWRP. This method return a black screen, with opened-chest-android-robot and red triangle with exclamation mark on it.
Edit:
@wittier suggesting using POWER + VOL UP combo when dead android screen shows up. It successfully bring me to stock recovery. I think it because I'm rebooting to system after flasing TWRP, and the recovery was flashed back to stock.
USING FASTBOOT BOOT
In the past I'm using fastboot boot command to boot using custom recovery image, so i give it a try.
Code:
fastboot boot recovery.img
It returns
Code:
downloading 'boot.img'...
OKAY [ 0.396s]
booting...
FAILED (remote: unknown command)
finished. total time: 0.398s
NRT
Nexus Root Toolkit will boot my phone into Recovery.
Advanced Utilities > Launch
On the left side, under Quick Tools > Reboot Recovery
Just tested this and it worked.
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You were almost there already, though:
when you see the dead android on its back, hold the power button and tap Volume Up, then release. The key combo takes a little practice. So keep trying that a few times until you get to Recovery.
wittier said:
Nexus Root Toolkit will boot my phone into Recovery.
Advanced Utilities > Launch
On the left side, under Quick Tools > Reboot Recovery
Just tested this and it worked.
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You were almost there already, though:
when you see the dead android on its back, hold the power button and tap Volume Up, then release. The key combo takes a little practice. So keep trying that a few times until you get to Recovery.
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Just trying POWER + VOL UP combo, it works! But it load stock recovery (which I cannot use because of my broken button). I guess its because I have to boot to system after flashing recovery using fastboot (to use adb reboot recovery)
Is it true that one must not reboot to system after flashing TWRP because it will wiped and flashed back into stock recovery?
Is NRT can be used in fastboot mode or turned off device? I'm using linux and NRT need Windows.
Thanks for the reply. Very appreciate it.
nickabbooo said:
Just trying POWER + VOL UP combo, it works! But it load stock recovery (which I cannot use because of my broken button). I guess its because I have to boot to system after flashing recovery using fastboot (to use adb reboot recovery)
Is it true that one must not reboot to system after flashing TWRP because it will wiped and flashed back into stock recovery?
Is NRT can be used in fastboot mode or turned off device? I'm using linux and NRT need Windows.
Thanks for the reply. Very appreciate it.
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NRT can be used to flash / install TWRP as your recovery. I believe NRT can also be used to just Temporarily use TWRP as your recovery.
NRT can be used in fastboot mode or in power on mode on the phone. I don't know if the phone can be powered off when you want to use NRT. Doubt it.
Can't help you with Linux.
Once you are in recovery, can you flash a custom recovery, TWRP? (or in fastboot mode?)
I am no expert. So others will know more.
Have you tried reboot recovery app? It works for me
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Also, you generally flash a custom recovery image from an application on PC with your device in download mode. Then you boot into it to flash a ROM. You should only have one recovery, stock or custom.