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Hello,
I hope someone will be able to help with this, although it is very much a case of user error! I upgraded my G3 to Marshmallow using the steps detailed here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/development/stock-d855-30b-images-kdz-flashables-t3282012
It all worked perfectly until I decided to encrypt the handset. The encryption process worked as expected, but as I always did on previous Android versions, I used the CryptFS Password app to change the encryption password. The app advised that it was unable to change the password and that I should run the command via shell, which I did and it seemed to work. The problem is, I changed it to an alphanumeric password and my lock screen is just a numeric PIN, so upon reboot it prompts me to enter the password to decrypt but only allows me to enter numbers.
So, I kicked myself for not changing the lockscreen from PIN to password before rebooting, but figured I could just wipe/reflash and start again. However, when I reflash, I still get prompted for the encryption password at boot. So I figured I'd just enter the password wrong 30 times and factory reset the device that way, except that doesn't work either. It says it's going to reset, reboots to recovery (TWRP 2.8.7.0) and says it has reset, but then boots back to the encryption screen again (which now advises that I am -5 of 30 attempts!!).
Flashing CM13 or 12 works fine. I have settled on CM12 at the moment because it seems to be a bit more stable, but I'd ideally like to get back to stock Marshmallow. Is this possible?
I have tried wiping all partitions and data from within TWRP, and formatting partitions, all to no avail.
Is there any way I can reinstall stock Marshmallow?
Trying flashing marshmellow KDZ and it should reset everything
Let me know how things go
TTib said:
Hello,
I hope someone will be able to help with this, although it is very much a case of user error! I upgraded my G3 to Marshmallow using the steps detailed here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/development/stock-d855-30b-images-kdz-flashables-t3282012
It all worked perfectly until I decided to encrypt the handset. The encryption process worked as expected, but as I always did on previous Android versions, I used the CryptFS Password app to change the encryption password. The app advised that it was unable to change the password and that I should run the command via shell, which I did and it seemed to work. The problem is, I changed it to an alphanumeric password and my lock screen is just a numeric PIN, so upon reboot it prompts me to enter the password to decrypt but only allows me to enter numbers.
So, I kicked myself for not changing the lockscreen from PIN to password before rebooting, but figured I could just wipe/reflash and start again. However, when I reflash, I still get prompted for the encryption password at boot. So I figured I'd just enter the password wrong 30 times and factory reset the device that way, except that doesn't work either. It says it's going to reset, reboots to recovery (TWRP 2.8.7.0) and says it has reset, but then boots back to the encryption screen again (which now advises that I am -5 of 30 attempts!!).
Flashing CM13 or 12 works fine. I have settled on CM12 at the moment because it seems to be a bit more stable, but I'd ideally like to get back to stock Marshmallow. Is this possible?
I have tried wiping all partitions and data from within TWRP, and formatting partitions, all to no avail.
Is there any way I can reinstall stock Marshmallow?
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try booting into twrp, go into command terminal, manually format data partition using command line, then reflash cm12 and wipe cache and dalvik (you may not need to reflash it but why not if you are going back to mm)
if your partitions are the same as mine this is the command you want to run.
mke2fs -T ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p44
make sure you don't format the wrong partition check that your variant has the same partition (grab an app called diskinfo and click on data partition then alter the last parameter to w/e ur data partition is)
mmcblk0p44 is the paramater you want to change if yours isn't identical. this should reset encryption as data is the partition that gets encrypted.
after all of this use a guide to install marshmallow (kdz or something)
(when i encrypted my data partition twrp could no longer mount the partition to format it, but if you use command land format it formats the partition without mounting it.)
i'm assuming this is your issue as well.
KronicSkillz said:
try booting into twrp, go into command terminal, manually format data partition using command line, then reflash cm12 and wipe cache and dalvik (you may not need to reflash it but why not if you are going back to mm)
if your partitions are the same as mine this is the command you want to run.
mke2fs -T ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p44
make sure you don't format the wrong partition check that your variant has the same partition (grab an app called diskinfo and click on data partition then alter the last parameter to w/e ur data partition is)
mmcblk0p44 is the paramater you want to change if yours isn't identical. this should reset encryption as data is the partition that gets encrypted.
after all of this use a guide to install marshmallow (kdz or something)
(when i encrypted my data partition twrp could no longer mount the partition to format it, but if you use command land format it formats the partition without mounting it.)
i'm assuming this is your issue as well.
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Hi, thanks for the advice, I gave it a try last night. My /data partition was named /dev/block/mmcblk0p43 according to DiskInfo, so I made sure the partition was unmounted in TWRP and formatted it via the terminal following your instructions and then reflashed the MM zip from the original link and... still encrypted.
I haven't tried flashing the kdz yet, as I use Linux and I don't believe there is a way to flash kdz files using *nix. I'll have to wait until the weekend and I'll try and do it via a VM.
I don't understand how this encrypted partition is still even there. I have CM12 installed and working, it's showing the full amount of disk space available, I've done multiple wipes, formats and resets, yet the minute I put MM on it, the phone thinks it's encrypted again.
I do actually know the encryption key, is there any way I can unlock the phone via ADB or something similar?
Not sure if it's relevant, but my phone model is D855. I don't think I mentioned that before.
Thanks for the help, I really appreciate it!
TTib said:
Hi, thanks for the advice, I gave it a try last night. My /data partition was named /dev/block/mmcblk0p43 according to DiskInfo, so I made sure the partition was unmounted in TWRP and formatted it via the terminal following your instructions and then reflashed the MM zip from the original link and... still encrypted.
I haven't tried flashing the kdz yet, as I use Linux and I don't believe there is a way to flash kdz files using *nix. I'll have to wait until the weekend and I'll try and do it via a VM.
I don't understand how this encrypted partition is still even there. I have CM12 installed and working, it's showing the full amount of disk space available, I've done multiple wipes, formats and resets, yet the minute I put MM on it, the phone thinks it's encrypted again.
I do actually know the encryption key, is there any way I can unlock the phone via ADB or something similar?
Not sure if it's relevant, but my phone model is D855. I don't think I mentioned that before.
Thanks for the help, I really appreciate it!
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very strange when i did that it got rid of my encrypted partition... i'm not sure what else to say except maybe see if someone will lend you a windows pc to do kdz flash.
KronicSkillz said:
very strange when i did that it got rid of my encrypted partition... i'm not sure what else to say except maybe see if someone will lend you a windows pc to do kdz flash.
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I flashed the kdz via LGUP and... now the phone won't boot to anything except TWRP. Have tried restoring two previous nandroid backups, installing CM12 and MM, all install without reporting errors. LGUP detects it as an unknown device, so can't flash kdz again. Might have bricked this one. :crying:
Phew. Okay, solved! I followed the following guide to flash an old version of the stock firmware: http://www.androidrootz.com/2014/07/how-to-unroot-lg-g3-all-variants.html.
Then, I upgraded, rooted, flash TWRP and finally installed MM again and it seems to be back to normal ("Android is starting" screen as we speak. Fingers crossed!). Thanks to everyone who helped me out with this one!
I'm currently running my OP3 on Resurrection Remix 5.7.4 (MM 6.01), the phone has the latest version of TWRP and I've flashed other ROMs in the past without any issue
RR has proven to be quite unstable for me, the system UI keeps crashing, which renders the phone unusable until after a reboot so I wanted to flash Freedom OS as that worked quite well for me previously. When I tried to flash the ROM in TWRP the ROM seemed to flash successfully but when I rebooted, only the boot logo showed and then the screen went black and the phone refused to respond at all for about two hours, after that exactly the same thing happened. I managed to boot into recovery and tried flashing a different ROM but the result was the same every time, the only way to get the phone to work normally was to flash RR again/restore from a Nandroid backup, either way, the result is the same, I'm stuck on an unstable ROM and I don't know why, the last time I flashed these ROMs they worked fine, I followed all of the instructions for flashing said ROMs to the letter, I have the latest version of TWRP, etc.
Also it seems TWRP can't mount /system, in TWRP under "mount", system is unchecked, I checked it and tried again but found that whenever I rebooted the phone or attempted to flash a new ROM, it would always uncheck itself and flashing the ROM would fail, however strangely flashing the same version of RR was always successful. Is this why the flashing keeps failing and does anyone know what the problem could be?
Thanks!
bronderb said:
Go into your bootloader and format system, cache, and userdata (This will wipe EVERYTHING so be sure to backup). Then latest official flash stock rom and reboot. This should fix it. If this helped hit thanks!
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Bootloader? There is no option in the bootloader to delete everything as far as I can see, do you mean in recovery? And if I wipe everything off the phone, how do I get the stock ROM onto the phone to flash it? When you say wipe userdata do you mean wipe internal storage or am I misunderstanding and you're telling me to wipe the usual dalvik, cache and data as you would for a normal clean flash?
bronderb said:
No, go into fastboot and plug into pc. Open cmd and type "fastboot format userdata" "fastboot format cache" "fastboot format system"
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Okay, thanks, and then what? Do I flash TWRP then push the stock ROM to the phone and flash that? And exactly how do I do that?
bronderb said:
You just go into twrp (no need to reflash) then adb sideload oxygen os
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Thank you, I am now running OOS, hopefully everything else will go smoothly now, planning to go back to FOS again
I didn't even have to use the fastboot commands to format, just sideloading the OOS file wiped everything anyway
Turns out the issue isn't actually fixed, "system" still appears unchecked in TWRP. Could the fact that I didn't actually format everything first have made a difference, given everything was wiped in the process anyway?
Looks like I'm going to be living the sideloading life...
Edit: Sideloading freedom OS failed, ended up having to restore from my TWRP backup. I don't know what I'm going to do, my main reason for using custom ROMs is installing a black theme, and OOS doesn't support Layers or Substratum fully so I can't stay on that
Is the thing that says "mount system as read-only" enabled in the mounts menu? /System isn't ever mounted when TWRP starts, you have to manually mount it, but as long as the updater-script tells /system to mount, it will. However, if that option to make it read-only is enabled, then nothing will ever write to /system. Last resort is deleting the .twrps file from /sdcard/TWRP folder to remove current TWRP preferences and then when you boot into TWRP, that first screen has the swiper to allow modifications, and you'll swipe that
frickinjerms said:
Is the thing that says "mount system as read-only" enabled in the mounts menu? /System isn't ever mounted when TWRP starts, you have to manually mount it, but as long as the updater-script tells /system to mount, it will. However, if that option to make it read-only is enabled, then nothing will ever write to /system. Last resort is deleting the .twrps file from /sdcard/TWRP folder to remove current TWRP preferences and then when you boot into TWRP, that first screen has the swiper to allow modifications, and you'll swipe that
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It isn't set to read only, I have tried updating and resetting TWRP but nothing has helped, in fact it's got worse, I managed to sideload OOS but my attempted install of FOS failed so I tried to restore from a backup and that also failed, something which didn't happen back when I was on RR.
evilkitty69 said:
It isn't set to read only, I have tried updating and resetting TWRP but nothing has helped, in fact it's got worse, I managed to sideload OOS but my attempted install of FOS failed so I tried to restore from a backup and that also failed, something which didn't happen back when I was on RR.
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Which version of TWRP are you running? The official 3.1.0-0 is good for OOS and OOS based ROMs only. Try eng.stk's version.
Use the latest eng-stk twrp.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/?id=15934#downloads
In recovery go to Wipe > Format data (this will wipe ALL in youre phone).
It's youre Data in F2FS? If yes you must change it to ext4, in recovery Wipe > Change file system. Reboot recovery. Check if it's changed.
Reboot to Bootloader (Fastboot). From PC reflash recovery.
Now copy Oos rom to the phone memory. Flash rom. Reflash recovery (the rom will overwrite the recovery). Reboot to recovery to see if it works. If not do it again.
I sugest to NOT restore old data. This way you'll have all new in youre phone.
tnsmani said:
Which version of TWRP are you running? The official 3.1.0-0 is good for OOS and OOS based ROMs only. Try eng.stk's version.
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I was running 3.0.2-2 when the issue started, I updated to 3.0.3 and 3.1.0-0 but nothing changed. Thanks for the suggestion, I will give it a try
null0seven said:
Use the latest eng-stk twrp.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/?id=15934#downloads
In recovery go to Wipe > Format data (this will wipe ALL in youre phone).
It's youre Data in F2FS? If yes you must change it to ext4, in recovery Wipe > Change file system. Reboot recovery. Check if it's changed.
Reboot to Bootloader (Fastboot). From PC reflash recovery.
Now copy Oos rom to the phone memory. Flash rom. Reflash recovery (the rom will overwrite the recovery). Reboot to recovery to see if it works. If not do it again.
I sugest to NOT restore old data. This way you'll have all new in youre phone.
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Help! I attempted to do this and the process failed, I didn't manage to wipe data because "/data could not be mounted as device or resource is busy"
Edit: Device now has nothing but TWRP and fastboot, no OS, no ADB, no data, no internal storage
If you can reflash twrp from PC. If not reflash recovery from twrp recovery : Instal > Image > Select Recovery (you must have TWRP.img in youre phone memory )
I managed to get hold of a few factory images and attempted to flash system.img through fastboot, resulting error was
"target reported max download size of 536,870,912 bytes" (system image is 3080 MB)
"invalid sparse file format at header magi"
null0seven said:
If you can reflash twrp from PC. If not reflash recovery from twrp recovery : Instal > Image > Select Recovery (you must have TWRP.img in youre phone memory )
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I reflashed the modified TWRP successfully. The second suggestion wouldn't have worked, given my phone has no internal storage
You can't see internal storage because of the recovery does not work write.
If you have a working recovery you can do all you want.
null0seven said:
You can't see internal storage because of the recovery does not work write.
If you have a working recovery you can do all you want.
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The recovery was working at this point, the issue turned out to be the data partition, system was formatted to ext4 but I didn't realise data was in f2fs which caused the problem in the first place. I formatted to ext4 and everything worked, I was able to install paranoid android and everything worked...
...until I flashed the wrong firmware and now I've hard bricked it! I'm going to try the hard brick toolkit
Edit: After 12 hours of being an unresponsive brick, the phone suddenly booted, system doesn't work but it has recovery. Unfortunately I seem to be back to square one, if I try to flash something it appears to succeed but then the phone doesn't boot up into system
So I am now back to the original issue of system not mounting, in terminal if I type "mount /system" I get following error:
"mounting /dev/block/sde20 on /system failed: Device or resource is busy"
Anyone know how to solve this?
I formatted everything, reflashed recovery and tried to flash OOS, got following error:
Code:
[FONT="Courier New"]"This package is for OnePlus3 devices, this is a oneplus3t" (it isn't)
"Updater process ended with ERROR: 7
Error installing zip file /sdcard/OOS3.2.6.zip" [/FONT]
Issue was "solved" by flashing PA, GApps and the correct firmware
Hopefully that's the end of all this drama, thanks to everyone for their suggestions
Hi, I'm pretty new at rooting and I seem to have a similar error. I'm getting the "can't mount /system" error in TWRP. I am able to boot into OOS 4.1.3 and run the nandroid backup but, I keep getting the same error and am unable to select "system" when choosing the mount option in TWRP.
Do I need to have all partitions in f2fs? My system partition is in ext4. Is this what solved your issue?
It seems my phone is functional even with the error active but, I've been trying to get systemless SuperSU and MagiskHide working and I think that's what is preventing me from doing so.
I tried to install the eu rom through twrp. Twice now i have tried, something appears in red writing at the start of the flash, but the process continues. the phone however doesnt boot now. I have flashed twice and left to boot for over 30 minutes without success.
ive also tried to push the global fastboot rom on to flash that. When i go to fast boot, and run adb push it cant spot any devices. Xiaomi flashtool does see it, but it wont do anything until it boots up the phone and so it fails.
You probably did not format /data
You have to format and not just wipe /data
Follow the steps here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Xiaomi/wiki/flashing/twrp
alose said:
You probably did not format /data
You have to format and not just wipe /data
Follow the steps here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Xiaomi/wiki/flashing/twrp
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Cheers. I didnt format data, will give that a try now cheers!!
Does format data wipe internal storage? Rom wasnt there after i did the format, i didnt tell it to wipe storage. Managed to get Global rom reinstalled using miflash. Going to give eu rom another go tomorrow. Panic over for now!
Hey all,
I'm having some trouble trying to update firmware packages through TWRP (and any ROM other than xiaomi.eu). I'm trying to flash this rom and I've downloaded both the ROM and the firmware as linked on the page. When I try to flash both through TWRP, the script succeeds but returns a value of 1. I'm assuming that means it failed, shouldn't it return 0 on success?
After flashing I've tried to boot to system, but it loops through the boot animation and a TWRP "Open Recovery Script" screen. Not too sure what that means. I'm running TWRP version 3.2.0-0.
I didn't have any of these problems with my Mi 5. Not too sure what I'm doing wrong. Can anyone guide me in the right direction?
Thanks
JaredG_ said:
Hey all,
I'm having some trouble trying to update firmware packages through TWRP (and any ROM other than xiaomi.eu). I'm trying to flash this rom and I've downloaded both the ROM and the firmware as linked on the page. When I try to flash both through TWRP, the script succeeds but returns a value of 1. I'm assuming that means it failed, shouldn't it return 0 on success?
After flashing I've tried to boot to system, but it loops through the boot animation and a TWRP "Open Recovery Script" screen. Not too sure what that means. I'm running TWRP version 3.2.0-0.
I didn't have any of these problems with my Mi 5. Not too sure what I'm doing wrong. Can anyone guide me in the right direction?
Thanks
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Did you format data and type yes in TWRP?
For a lot of ROM changes you need to format the whole data partition not just wipe it.
Dobsgw said:
Did you format data and type yes in TWRP?
For a lot of ROM changes you need to format the whole data partition not just wipe it.
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Yes I have.
I'm not too sure if I'm supposed to be rebooting to system afterwards. It's rebooting into MIUI 9 which sets up the internal storage and lets me copy the firmware updates onto the device through TWRP, but I'm still getting that 'return 1' and boot loop issue.
JaredG_ said:
Yes I have.
I'm not too sure if I'm supposed to be rebooting to system afterwards. It's rebooting into MIUI 9 which sets up the internal storage and lets me copy the firmware updates onto the device through TWRP, but I'm still getting that 'return 1' and boot loop issue.
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Flash the firmware, then the ROM, then gapps if you use it.
Then format data and reboot.
That should get things working for you.
Then after that if you're flashing the same ROM you wont need to do a format of data you can just wipe it and keep internal storage
Dobsgw said:
Flash the firmware, then the ROM, then gapps if you use it.
Then format data and reboot.
That should get things working for you.
Then after that if you're flashing the same ROM you wont need to do a format of data you can just wipe it and keep internal storage
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I can't seem to update the firmware. I'm definitely doing something wrong it's never taken me this long on any of my devices.
Trying to flash the Mi 6 Global 7.11.2 firmware gives this log in TWRP:
package_extract_file took 00s
...
SetMetadataFn took 00s
RunProgramFn took 00s
script succeeded: result was [1.000000]
Updating partition details...
...done
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Then trying to flash the ROM afterwards gives me error 7. Where am I going wrong with the firmware update?
I bet at the end of all this it's going to be just a simple mistake haha :/
JaredG_ said:
I can't seem to update the firmware. I'm definitely doing something wrong it's never taken me this long on any of my devices.
Trying to flash the Mi 6 Global 7.11.2 firmware gives this log in TWRP:
Then trying to flash the ROM afterwards gives me error 7. Where am I going wrong with the firmware update?
I bet at the end of all this it's going to be just a simple mistake haha :/
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Its not your fault.
Error 7 is common. It means the zip is looking for the device name and getting the wrong one. Probably looking for "Sagit" or something and TWRP is saying "this is a Mi 6"
Scripts follow exact logic haha.
So my recommendation is to copy the RR zip to PC.
Use 7zip to extract just the updater script from the meta-inf file.
Then use notepad++ to delete the very top few lines which are about checking device type.
Then copy it back to the zip and flash it.
It won't check what device it is flashing on and will flash regardless.
That's fine as you know its the correct device.
Seems like the firmware package is flashing fine.
You can also go to the LineageOS 15 thread and download the firmware package I made from the latest miui firmware. Its on the OP by NisseCool.
Dobsgw said:
Its not your fault.
Error 7 is common. It means the zip is looking for the device name and getting the wrong one. Probably looking for "Sagit" or something and TWRP is saying "this is a Mi 6"
Scripts follow exact logic haha.
So my recommendation is to copy the RR zip to PC.
Use 7zip to extract just the updater script from the meta-inf file.
Then use notepad++ to delete the very top few lines which are about checking device type.
Then copy it back to the zip and flash it.
It won't check what device it is flashing on and will flash regardless.
That's fine as you know its the correct device.
Seems like the firmware package is flashing fine.
You can also go to the LineageOS 15 thread and download the firmware package I made from the latest miui firmware. Its on the OP by NisseCool.
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I'm not convinced that the firmware is flashing correctly. This is the error message from trying to flash the ROM:
Can't install this package on top of incompatible data. Pleas try another package or run a factory reset
Updater process ended with ERROR: 7
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This was after I flashed the firmware package that you put together from the LineageOS 15.0 thread and after formatting data and rebooting into MIUI. Flashing the firmware gave the same log output as my previous post.
I had a look at the updater script, and it's definitely passing the first assert statements. This is the line with the error message:
HTML:
run_program("/tmp/install/bin/otasigcheck.sh") != "31744" || abort("Can't install this package on top of incompatible data. Please try another package or run a factory reset");
This is killing me
EDIT: Disregard my comment about the firmware not updating. I had a look at the firmware update script and from the TWRP log it seems like it is flashing fine.
Fixed.
Firmware was flashing fine. I need to learn to properly read instructions.
I had formatted data through the interface where you need to type 'yes', but I didn't do an advanced wipe and tick data (I swear I had done it already)
Silly mistakes. Learn to read instructions, kids haha
Thank you for your help
JaredG_ said:
Fixed.
Firmware was flashing fine. I need to learn to properly read instructions.
I had formatted data through the interface where you need to type 'yes', but I didn't do an advanced wipe and tick data (I swear I had done it already)
Silly mistakes. Learn to read instructions, kids haha
Thank you for your help
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That's really strange. Format should do the same as wipe just more effective.
Glad it's all working!
Hi, I'm new here. I did some searching and couldn't find any answers regarding my problem exactly. I'm using TWRP to update my Nexus 7 2013 (flo). I have been successful in the past - as recently as yesterday. Something happened along the way and now I only get an error when attempting to flash ROMs.
I have been trying Lineage 16 and 17.1. I did do the repartition, but I get the same error on both ROMs:
Installing zip file '/sdcard/Download/lineage-17.1-20200803-UNOFFICIAL-flo.zip'
Checking fir Digest file...
Warning: No file_contexts
Target: google/razor/flo:6.0.1/MOB30X/3036618:user/release-keys
Patching system image unconditionally...
E1001: Failed to update system image.
Updater process ended with ERROR: 7
Error installing zip file /sdcard/Download/lineage-17.1-20200803-UNOFFICIAL-flo.zip'
Updating partition details...
...done
I have tried to edit the text to eliminate the "asserts" - no help. I downgraded TWRP one version, no help. What else can I do. I'm pretty much a noob when it comes to this, and I'm willing to "hold hands" to get a solution if there is one. Thanks!
ericdudeus said:
....I have tried to edit the text to eliminate the "asserts" - no help. I downgraded TWRP one version, no help. What else can I do. I'm pretty much a noob when it comes to this, and I'm willing to "hold hands" to get a solution if there is one. Thanks!
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In TWRP go Advanced Wipe and wipe system/data/cache/dalvik before installing the ROM.
If it still does not work and you wish to investigate it, please 'install' this zip in twrp, find 'logs.tgz' in the root of internal storage and post it here.
If you just want this ROM installed ASAP then do:
RESTOCK (select repartition to original factory layout)
CROSS
:fingers-crossed:
Thank you! I actually started over - completely wiped the tablet, repartitioned it, flashed the ROM, and Gapps, and it's fully functioning again. It just didn't like something in the process before, I guess.
k23m said:
In TWRP go Advanced Wipe and wipe system/data/cache/dalvik before installing the ROM.
If it still does not work and you wish to investigate it, please 'install' this zip in twrp, find 'logs.tgz' in the root of internal storage and post it here.
If you just want this ROM installed ASAP then do:
RESTOCK (select repartition to original factory layout)
CROSS
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Hi,
i have too this problem.
I wipe everything, flashed the repartitioning zip and still havoc 3.3 cannot be flashed. What i have to do? thanks
The solution for me was to just completely wipe the storage - everything, and start over. Once wiped, I repartitioned, flashed the ROM (I used Resurrection Remix), and then GApps. The tablet seems to be fully functional at this point, but it's showing its age.
Good luck!
ericdudeus said:
The solution for me was to just completely wipe the storage - everything, and start over. Once wiped, I repartitioned, flashed the ROM (I used Resurrection Remix), and then GApps. The tablet seems to be fully functional at this point, but it's showing its age.
Good luck!
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It's tell me E: eroor creating fstab
k23m said:
In TWRP go Advanced Wipe and wipe system/data/cache/dalvik before installing the ROM.
If it still does not work and you wish to investigate it, please 'install' this zip in twrp, find 'logs.tgz' in the root of internal storage and post it here.
If you just want this ROM installed ASAP then do:
RESTOCK (select repartition to original factory layout)
CROSS
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I ran the logging zip. My log.tgz is here: https://abar.duckdns.org/s/aywJagDNJDxfiyL
thrilway said:
I ran the logging zip. My log.tgz is here: https://abar.duckdns.org/s/aywJagDNJDxfiyL
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OK, the relevant error is...
Code:
erasing 18342 blocks
BLKDISCARD ioctl failed: Invalid argument
failed to execute command [erase 4,223772,228864,229950,243200]
new data receiver is still available after executing all commands.
script aborted: E1001: Failed to update system image.
E1001: Failed to update system image.error: 1001
Updater process ended with ERROR: 7
It seems your eMMC hardware version is <4.4
But RESTOCK should work.
Thanks, but I'm running a linux desktop, so I can't really run RESTOCK. Is there a guide somewhere to run the commands in RESTOCK manually?
EDIT
I've reviewed your logs. For the custom ROM to work you need repartition. Install sysrepart-max.zip then reboot and now install the ROM. If gapps are needed, use pico.
It worked! Thanks
k23m said:
In TWRP go Advanced Wipe and wipe system/data/cache/dalvik before installing the ROM.
If it still does not work and you wish to investigate it, please 'install' this zip in twrp, find 'logs.tgz' in the root of internal storage and post it here.
If you just want this ROM installed ASAP then do:
RESTOCK (select repartition to original factory layout)
CROSS
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Thank you so much! It worked perfectly. In the beginning it didn't work, I just reboot the device after wiping system/data/cache/dalvik, then tried again to install the ROM, Now my device has the new ROM working without problem.
Getting error 70 in twrp when installing Opengapps (pico) even BitGapps
Hi, I have the Error 7 Problem with my Nexus 10 Using newest TWRP Recovery and trying to install Lineage 17.1 unoffical. Generated the logs.tgz file - which you will find encllosed. Hope anyone could help.
Thanks a lot in advance!
BlackVoltage said:
Hi, I have the Error 7 Problem with my Nexus 10 Using newest TWRP Recovery and trying to install Lineage 17.1 unoffical. Generated the logs.tgz file - which you will find encllosed. Hope anyone could help.
Thanks a lot in advance!
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This is a Nexus 7 forum, not Error 7 forum, lol.
The error indicates a too small 'system' partition and you need to enlarge it. You will find a solution on Nexus 10 'manta' forum.
Ok thanks - I did not see that at first. My fault. Do you know a special Error 7 Nexus 10 Forum? Or am I just right here?
[ROM][LineageOS][17.1][UNOFFICIAL][Nexus10]
LineageOS lineage-17.1-20230404-UNOFFICIAL-manta.zip Known issues: - Pls disable "Adaptive brightness" in display settings -> sensor service problems. - GPS is not working and has been disabled completely - NFC is not working and has been...
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