[Q] Erase my OS in Galaxy Nexus by accident - Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Hi I need some helps here
My galaxy nexus 4.2.2 rooted
CWM installed
Wiped my system via advance setting and now it say that i dont have any OS in my phone
Rooting process was done using toolkit
I tried to flash 4.3 to my GN and this is what i get from my screen shot
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i wonder if anyone there could help me ?
thanks

Screenshot not working.
Flash stock ROM using fastboot.
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
Questions regard the toolkit goes to the toolkit thread.
Questions in the Q&A section ONLY.
Beamed from my Maguro.

use adb push
and flash a random rom.

Use adb sideload and sideload another rom.
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sui785 said:
Use adb sideload and sideload another rom.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 4 Beta
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Download a custom rom from this forum, Cyanogenmod for example. So make sure you have a .zip file. Then make sure ADB is fully working on your computer/laptop/iStone and do the following:
- Start your phone in recovery mode:
1. vol down + vol up + power while the phone is off
2. Select "recovery mode" with the volume buttons and press power to confirm
>phone boots into CWM
- Go to storage/mounts and mount system (mount your system partition)
- Open a CMD window on your computer and navigate to where your Android SDK is (/pathhere/android-sdk/platform-tools/)
- For ease of use put the rom you just downloaded (the .zip file) in that platform-tools folder.
- Now run these commands:
1. "adb remount"
2. "adb push nameofzipfile.zip /system/sdcard/"
- Now unmount system
- Go to flash a zip from your SD-card and you should see the zip file you just 'pushed' (copied)
Flash away and your phone should be at least booting again.
Other than that, this is the wrong forum for questions.

First, learn to post in the correct place. This is the development section, not the help section.

You posted in the wrong place, you dont serve help
g281274 said:
Hi I need some helps here
My galaxy nexus 4.2.2 rooted
CWM installed
Wiped my system via advance setting and now it say that i dont have any OS in my phone
Rooting process was done using toolkit
I tried to flash 4.3 to my GN and this is what i get from my screen shot
i wonder if anyone there could help me ?
thanks
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B1nny said:
Download a custom rom from this forum, Cyanogenmod for example. So make sure you have a .zip file. Then make sure ADB is fully working on your computer/laptop/iStone and do the following:
- Start your phone in recovery mode:
1. vol down + vol up + power while the phone is off
2. Select "recovery mode" with the volume buttons and press power to confirm
>phone boots into CWM
- Go to storage/mounts and mount system (mount your system partition)
- Open a CMD window on your computer and navigate to where your Android SDK is (/pathhere/android-sdk/platform-tools/)
- For ease of use put the rom you just downloaded (the .zip file) in that platform-tools folder.
- Now run these commands:
1. "adb remount"
2. "adb push nameofzipfile.zip /system/sdcard/"
- Now unmount system
- Go to flash a zip from your SD-card and you should see the zip file you just 'pushed' (copied)
Flash away and your phone should be at least booting again.
Other than that, this is the wrong forum for questions.
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WTH are you going on about? /system/sdcard/ ??? Mount /system to push a ROM to /sdcard/???

beekay201 said:
WTH are you going on about? /system/sdcard/ ??? Mount /system to push a ROM to /sdcard/???
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I always had to mount /system in order to get ADB to find my device so that's what I recommended.

B1nny said:
I always had to mount /system in order to get ADB to find my device so that's what I recommended.
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/sdcard isn't under /system. That's what he said
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus

If and only you have TWRP installed instead of CWM, you can flash another ROM from USB-OTG.
Now you have to sideload a ROM or flash factory image!

Related

[RECOVERY] ClockworkMod Recovery *GSM Edition*

ClockworkMod 5.5.0.2 for Galaxy Nexus *GSM Edition*
Download Link
MD5: 445887336a863573997ccbaeedddc984
File Size: 5,427,200 bytes
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How to Gain Root and Unlock Bootloader
1. Download root package: Link
2. Download CWM: Link
3. Reboot into Fastboot Mode: Power off your device and (Power + Volume Up and Down)
4. Unlock the bootloader if locked (fastboot oem unlock) then reboot into fastboot mode again
5. Temporarily flash CWM (fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-5.5.0.2-maguro.img)
6. Boot into recovery (Press Volume Up twice until you see "Recovery mode" then press the Power button)
7. Using CWM recovery, install su.zip that you downloaded in step 1
8. Reboot into the OS
9. You are now rooted
How to Install ClockworkMod
1. Install Root Explorer from the market and delete /system/recovery-from-boot.p *Mount as R/W first* See this link for help
2. Reboot into Fastboot Mode: Power off your device and (Power + Volume Up and Down)
3. Flash CWM (fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-5.5.0.2-maguro.img)
4. Reboot into OS (fastboot reboot)
5. You now have CWM recovery permanently installed
How to Access ClockworkMod
1. Reboot into Fastboot Mode: Power off your device and (Power + Volume Up and Down)
2. Press Volume Up twice
3. Press the Power button when you see "Recovery mode" selected​
**All credit goes to to Koush and anyone else responsible for ClockworkMod**
Awesome. This will make rooting even easier. Just unlock, flash CWM and then install su from there.
Does this recovery work?
I have flashed the same recovery via rom manager and it just comes up with a black screen
Koush has said he will fix it in the next few days
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Protip: Test something before you post it. This does NOT work at the time of writing.
P
spences10 said:
Does this recovery work?
I have flashed the same recovery via rom manager and it just comes up with a black screen
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Same here black screen when booting to recovery
punkrjb said:
Same here black screen when booting to recovery
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This was already posted a few days ago and it was stated that it didnt work and the link removed.
I have removed the link from the original post until its working and then the first person to post the information (or the developer) will have the right to post it.
Mark.
Working download link and new version is now up.
Can, reportedly, also be gotten through the ROM Manager.
FISKER_Q said:
Can, reportedly, also be gotten through the ROM Manager.
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Yeah, works flashed it and am now flashing one of FitsSnugly's AOSP builds
spences10 said:
Yeah, works flashed it and am now flashing one of FitsSnugly's AOSP builds
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fitsnugly got a GN build up? WHERE?
Can you backup your stock Recovery before flashing CWM Recovery?
There's some reports on Koush's twitter that superuser doesn't work on CWM on the Nexus
Niksko said:
There's some reports on Koush's twitter that superuser doesn't work on CWM on the Nexus
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for me its working well. just made backup and using SU after etc. no issue at all
but i installed cwm from ROM manager instead
How does CWM save/store its ROMS, and where does it load from? With the Xoom, without a working SD, it was not possible to use CWM.
If the onboard storage is all one volume with the OS, is the storage included in the backup, and how is the images written if the storage is needed to hold the ROMS to be flashed?
StuMcBill said:
Can you backup your stock Recovery before flashing CWM Recovery?
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I'd like to know this too. I found something that would back it up, but you need root first. I'd like to be able to back it up before rooting if possible.
Niksko said:
I'd like to know this too. I found something that would back it up, but you need root first. I'd like to be able to back it up before rooting if possible.
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Rooting shouldn't affect the Recovery partition so you should be able to safely root then backup your stock recovery before installing ClockworkMod Recovery?
Or if someone backs up theirs you could download it and keep a copy of it?
Anyone can post here recovery.fstab ?
I have just installed Rom Manager and I get a FC but it seems to have installed the CWM OK. It successfully rebooted to CWM and I could navigate around but I didn't try flashing anything yet.
The issue may be more with Rom Manager than the recovery
Installed CWM just fine, however when i try to do a nandroid backup it says "Can't mount backup path" or when i try to browse for a zip to install "Can't mount /sdcard/".
My first guess is that it is because i encrypted my phone, but i believe it works on my Xoom, which is encrypted as well... (I will check this later when i have my Xoom nearby)
FYI, this recovery also is confirmed working on my VZW LTE version.
Backups are approximately 6-700MB and are ext4.tar files for system, data and cache.

How to Root Desire EYE [Simple Guide]

Rooting your device may cause loss of warranty.
1. Check your device model - This guide is for HTC Desire Eye and its variants including AT&T Model and International Unlocked Model only.
2. Backup - Backup is mandatory since bootloader unlock will erase your device to factory.
Requirentments- First you should have bootloader unlocked device. (Please visit "http://www.htcdev.com/bootloader" to unlock your bootloader)
Installed ADB Drivers and files - tool can found here, link - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9SWmcUAdoOnOVpITTVtcFZUZUk/view?usp=sharing
Download your recovery.img here, link - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9SWmcUAdoOnc3hOLXpWVVFIc2c/view?usp=sharing
Super SU & binary here, link - http://download.chainfire.eu/593/SuperSU/BETA-SuperSU-v2.19.zip?retrieve_file=1
Put recovery.img to your ADB folder in PC, and super su to your mobile.
3. Now start command line in the ADB folder where your files located in the PC (Right click + hold down Shift) then "Open command window here"
Guide - http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/232/right-click-to-open-a-command-prompt/
4. Run following commands to flash recovery.img to your device ( this will replace your original recovery)
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Simple.. Now reboot into recovery by pressing power+vol down, then select recovery in the loading screen (if you have any issues rebooting into loader screen please try after disable quick boot in power settings).
5. Now flash your Super SU (Zip) transferred to your mobile by selecting in the recovery.
Everything good to go after reboot.....!!!!
I flashed the recovery image and it keeps coming up with a little screen with a red triangle,any ideas? thanks
pimpsuprazx said:
I flashed the recovery image and it keeps coming up with a little screen with a red triangle,any ideas? thanks
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Bootloader unlocked?
Can you post a screenshot (PIC) ?
That what happened after flashing the recovery.img and booting into recovery:
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johnyboo said:
That what happened after flashing the recovery.img and booting into recovery:
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Same problem here.. Really sad.. Was the recovery image working???
jolishj said:
Same problem here.. Really sad.. Was the recovery image working???
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Odd that there a few having problems. I s-off'd and had this recovery installed very easily. Are you all still having problems?
unforseenenemy said:
Odd that there a few having problems. I s-off'd and had this recovery installed very easily. Are you all still having problems?
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the same issue here
like the recovery is not compatible
Try using the recovery found here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/desire-eye/development/recovery-twrp-2-8-4-0-htc-desire-eye-t3008442
I have rooted my phone, But when I uninstall any system app using system app remover after restarting app will be back, and I can't uninstall them.
What's the problem??
karo222 said:
I have rooted my phone, But when I uninstall any system app using system app remover after restarting app will be back, and I can't uninstall them.
What's the problem??
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System write protection.
There is a mod to disable that here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/des...e-disable-write-protection-v1-0-tool-t2966850
Or use a custom ROM, those have it disabled already.
I went through all the necessary steps. Only thing/issue now is the actual flashing of the root file. It will not take. Anyone else have this issue? Is there a way to get the necessary binary or whatever it's asking for? Thank you in advance.
-Carlos
I have exactly the same issue
hondalude89 said:
I went through all the necessary steps. Only thing/issue now is the actual flashing of the root file. It will not take. Anyone else have this issue? Is there a way to get the necessary binary or whatever it's asking for? Thank you in advance.
-Carlos
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Only you have to Download BETA-SuperSU-v2.71-20160331103524.zip and flash it. Issue Solved
I did all the steps and everythign went fine, but then I downloaded a RootChecker app and it says I dont have root access. How can I make sure everything worked? NVM I GOT IT FIXED THANX ALOT FOR THIS POST!!!
Shameera_N said:
Rooting your device may cause loss of warranty.
1. Check your device model - This guide is for HTC Desire Eye and its variants including AT&T Model and International Unlocked Model only.
2. Backup - Backup is mandatory since bootloader unlock will erase your device to factory.
Requirentments- First you should have bootloader unlocked device. (Please visit "http://www.htcdev.com/bootloader" to unlock your bootloader)
Installed ADB Drivers and files - tool can found here, link - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9SWmcUAdoOnOVpITTVtcFZUZUk/view?usp=sharing
Download your recovery.img here, link - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9SWmcUAdoOnc3hOLXpWVVFIc2c/view?usp=sharing
Super SU & binary here, link - http://download.chainfire.eu/593/SuperSU/BETA-SuperSU-v2.19.zip?retrieve_file=1
Put recovery.img to your ADB folder in PC, and super su to your mobile.
3. Now start command line in the ADB folder where your files located in the PC (Right click + hold down Shift) then "Open command window here"
Guide - http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/232/right-click-to-open-a-command-prompt/
4. Run following commands to flash recovery.img to your device ( this will replace your original recovery)
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Simple.. Now reboot into recovery by pressing power+vol down, then select recovery in the loading screen (if you have any issues rebooting into loader screen please try after disable quick boot in power settings).
5. Now flash your Super SU (Zip) transferred to your mobile by selecting in the recovery.
Everything good to go after reboot.....!!!!
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It is not working on my HTC DESIRE EYE
Error: The code execution cannot proceed because RAPI.DLL was not found.
Troubleshooting steps:
1. Make sure the downloaded file is unzipped
2. USB Debugging enabled
3. On my phone i selected the option, USE USB FOR: "usb file transfer"
4. On my phone I also tried selecting the option, USE USB FOR: "CD Installer"
5. Restart Phone, Mobile and the downloaded file

[FIXED] adb sideload "timed out waiting for package"

Hi guys, i'm new in this forum, so please pardon me if i did something wrong.
i really need a help now, my asus zenfone 2 (ZE551ML) got bricked Yesterday.
this is the timeline why my zenfone 2 got bircked:
1. I rooted my phone without cwm or anything else on around 2 weeks ago
2. Yesterday, i recieved the firmware update message (auto download) and i accidentaly clicked on update now without unrooting first.
3. My phone stuck on the logo screen, loading forever (softbrick?)
4. i've tried to factory reset and wipe all the system cache via recovery mode, but it didn't wok.
5. i looked at some forum and youtube said that i can flash rom my device to unbrick my device with 2 ways : via adb and microsd.
6. using adb sound promising, so i learnt how to flash rom via adb and i downloaded the latest firmware on the official website.
7. i tried to flash rom via adb: i've put the firmware zip on adb folder and open windows command in that folder, i connected my zenfone 2 with usb and start to "apply update from adb" and type "adb sideload xxxx.zip".
8. several times later i got message: "timed out waiting for package, installation aborted".
9. i repeated step 7 and 8 for almost 5 times and the results are same
Can someone help me? I'm really frustated now cause i can't using my phone or maybe share the reference about flash rom with microsd, because i've tried it but i don't really understand how to do it
Thx. in advance for all of you
nb: i've tried to search in this forum, but i didn't find correct answer for me
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FIXED!!!
FINALLY I FOUND HOW TO FIX IT IN THIS SITE http://www.asus.com/zentalk/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=39487 THE PROBLEM IS PERSIST WITH MINE AND FINALLY I DIDN'T NEED TO STPCK RECOVERY! THX FOR THE REPLIES GUYS
since you know how to go into recovery mode so i'll skip that part,
use this adb tool instead https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95784891001607611
If you have an external sdcard take it out and copy the firmware you want to side load and copy it to the external sdcard. Now name it "MOFD_SDUPDATE.zip" and reboot to fastboot and choose recovery. It should automatically flash the firmware. Move it to a folder when you are done or it will install automatically every time you reboot to recovery.
bar4 said:
since you know how to go into recovery mode so i'll skip that part,
use this adb tool instead https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95784891001607611
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Thx for your reply! My device has been fixed already
mremghz said:
If you have an external sdcard take it out and copy the firmware you want to side load and copy it to the external sdcard. Now name it "MOFD_SDUPDATE.zip" and reboot to fastboot and choose recovery. It should automatically flash the firmware. Move it to a folder when you are done or it will install automatically every time you reboot to recovery.
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Thx for your reply! My device has been fixed already
great thanks

I can't install TWRP on my XPERIA M.

Hey everyone, i'm new here, it's my first post, so please be forgiving just in case
My goal is to install custom ROM, so first I unlocked bootloader via Flashtool. It worked well.
Then I rooted the phone via KingRoot, it also worked well.
The next step I wanted to do was install the custom recovery (TWRP), so I installed TWRP Manager app and it failed
I installed it via Terminal Emulator app following the instructions on the twrp website and it kind of worked, but I can't get into TWRP...
Turning of the phone, holding the volume down button doesn't work. It's just booting the system. How to fix it? Maybe i'm booting to the recovery wrong?
Help me please, thanks in advance. And sorry for my bad english
Terminal Emulator: "su" then "reboot recovery"
OR power on the device and push Volume Up several times. Usually the LED turns blue and TWRP is booting.
mankokoma said:
Terminal Emulator: "su" then "reboot recovery"
OR power on the device and push Volume Up several times. Usually the LED turns blue and TWRP is booting.
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Both methods failed :/
zagoor said:
...twrp website and it kind of worked....
Both methods failed :/
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So obviously it did not work? I assume you are on stock rom 4.3 - so I would suggest to do it as explained here:
CM13 Nightlies:
PecanCM said:
...
[*]TWRP FOTA recovery is recommended, follow this thread for instructions
Download:
Nightly: http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?device=nicki&type=nightly
Install instructions:
Before you install make sure you are on 4.3 firmware 1st with your bootloader is Unlocked and a cwm/twrp recovery installed. if you haven't installed recovery then flash boot.img from this rom zip via fastboot.
boot into recovery
Wipe data and cache
Flash the rom and gapps zip
Reboot
...
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Another Way could be to flash NUI-Kernel. It has built in the TWRP recovery.
But ATTENTION!!!: Both ways won't let you boot the Stock ROM !!!
mankokoma said:
So obviously it did not work? I assume you are on stock rom 4.3 - so I would suggest to do it as explained here:
CM13 Nightlies:
Another Way could be to flash NUI-Kernel. It has built in the TWRP recovery.
But ATTENTION!!!: Both ways won't let you boot the Stock ROM !!!
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Yes, i'm on the stock rom 4.3 by sony. The instructions are saying that I have to boot into recovery which I can't do... I even tried to install recovery by command shell in windows and fastboot, but this screen appeared:
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Have you tried with Flashtool? They say that after unlocking bootloader the official Sony tools won't work anymore. I'm not sure why nothing works for you. So I do erverything under linux environment and don't know how it works with the Windows tools. E.g. I know the behavior of adb shell looks very different under windows.... Maybe someone else has better ideas....!?!
I assume you want to flash cm 13.
First, download the rom. Then open the ZIP file and copy the boot.img into a folder. Then fastboot flash boot boot.img
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adi2500 said:
I assume you want to flash cm 13.
First, download the rom. Then open the ZIP file and copy the boot.img into a folder. Then fastboot flash boot boot.img
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Then are you able to enter twrp through pressing vol up while boot (led will turn blue)
Will installing cm13 this way be clean or dirty flash?
Im using c1905 4.3

fire stick 4k - return to stock?

fire stick 4k with unlock/root via the shorting method. https://forum.xda-developers.com/fire-tv/orig-development/unlock-fire-tv-stick-4k-mantis-t3978459
is it possible to return to stock? if so, how?
many thanks in advance
JimmyEatFood said:
fire stick 4k with unlock/root via the shorting method. https://forum.xda-developers.com/fire-tv/orig-development/unlock-fire-tv-stick-4k-mantis-t3978459
is it possible to return to stock? if so, how?
many thanks in advance
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[EDIT]
IMPORTANT NOTICE, READ BEFOR E CONTINUING. ​If you flash stock rom and you are updated to OS>6.2.8.0 then you will loose TWRP, you no longer will be able to unlock your 4k stick ever again because updating your stick with rom with efuse burner will block the BROM exploit and you will not be able to unlock again.​Again, going stock will lock your device and you'll no longer be able to unlock it again. If you still want to go stock then follow the steps mentioned below.​
Download locked/stock rom for mantis, you will find the rom in XDA posts named like update-mantis-6271-blabla.zip or .bin, if it is in .bin just rename it to zip.
Push it to your internal storage of mantis, wipe everything except internal
Flash it via twrp,
Edit: (This edit was just of older version of OS like 7.1 or 7.3)
You don't have to factory reset, you can always switch back and forth these updates, you can flash 7.1 on top of 7.3 or vice-versa, because there is no actual major OS update, and the files are compatible, and the update replaces the whole system you should know.
If you choose to switch b/w them make sure not to wipe anything, because your remote will be unpaired, so keep that in mind. But if you are rooted and use peacockTV then a factory reset is kinda mandatory after doing this.
[EDIT END]
Reboot, setup your account and when you are fully setup, enable adb and authorize your computer.
At this point your system is fully stock, but your bootloader isn't.
Open the update-mantis-something.zip you will find boot.img, extract it to the folder where you have fastboot installed (download and install if you haven't, you can also use the live image which contains fastboot drivers and application ).
While the stick is connected to your pc
Enter
Code:
adb reboot recovery
when the stick opens TWRP
Enter
Code:
adb shell reboot-amonet
When you see the stick showing black screen with firetv logo, enter
Code:
fastboot devices
to confirm if your device is connected (install drivers if you cannot connect)
If you see your device in fastboot
Enter
Code:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
Code:
fastboot reboot
Your stick will reboot itself.
You will have to factory reset your stick one more time, or some apps like peacock tv will not work.
Good luck.
Edit
Here's a link from stock ROM
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=81897273&postcount=1
Credits @Skel40
SweenWolf said:
Download locked/stock rom for mantis, you will find the rom in XDA posts named like update-mantis-6271-blabla.zip or .bin, if it is in .bin just rename it to zip.
Push it to your internal storage of mantis, wipe everything except internal
Flash it via twrp,
Edit:
You don't have to factory reset, you can always switch back and forth these updates, you can flash 7.1 on top of 7.3 or vice-versa, because there is no actual major OS update, and the files are compatible, and the update replaces the whole system you should know.
If you choose to switch b/w them make sure not to wipe anything, because your remote will be unpaired, so keep that in mind. But if you are rooted and use peacockTV then a factory reset is kinda mandatory after doing this.
Reboot, setup your account and when you are fully setup, enable adb and authorize your computer.
At this point your system is fully stock, but your bootloader isn't.
Open the update-mantis-something.zip you will find boot.img, extract it to the folder where you have fastboot installed (download and install if tou haven't, you can also use the live image which contains fastboot drivers and application ).
While the stick is connected to your pc
Enter
Code:
adb reboot recovery
when the stick opens TWRP
Enter
Code:
adb shell reboot-amonet
When you see the stick showing black screen with firetv logo, enter
Code:
fastboot devices
to confirm if your device is connected (install drivers if you cannot connect)
If you see your device in fastboot
Enter
Code:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
Code:
fastboot reboot
Your stick will reboot itself.
You will have to factory reset your stick one more time, or some apps like peacock tv will not work.
Good luck.
Edit
Here's a link from stock ROM
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=81897273&postcount=1
Credits @Skel40
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This works perfectly if anyone else is wondering.
Hello, can anyone link me to where I will find the windows drivers for the Firestick in fastboot mode?
I have followed the above and entered fastboot which can be seen here:
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
However powershell doesn't display and connected devices and I am guess it is because Windows doesn't recognise the device in device manager? Image shown below of what my PC is doing:
I had a look through the platform-tools folder but I couldn't find any "drivers" as such that I could point device manager at. Thanks in advance
https://s3.amazonaws.com/android-sdk-manager/redist/fire_devices_usb_driver.zip
0815hoffi said:
https://s3.amazonaws.com/android-sdk-manager/redist/fire_devices_usb_driver.zip
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