Showing posts with label Unbricking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Unbricking. Show all posts

Friday, 5 August 2016

Help unbricking my huawei p8



Hello everyone, I have a huawei p8 vodafone it branded.
I decided to root it, unblocked the bootloader and everything was good so far...
I tried to flash a custom recovery but failed for some reason and I decided to stick with stock recovery.
Now I installed an app as system app and my phone got bricked. :( my fault..
At first It went trough a bootloop and I was not able to access the huawei recovery or the fastboot, after a while it started to boot into a error message where it was saying that it was impossible to read user data partition, and give me some choices like backup, update to the latest version, or data factory.. I choose data factory twice but it went trough a bootloop again only to give me back to the same page after a while.
I can access huawei erecovery but it gives me getting info package failed when it says that I have to update it with wifi.
I can access fastboot mode and it says me that the phone is unlocked.
I really don't know what to do as I'm not expert, I tried to read various topics but never saw anyone with this message where it was saying impossible to read user data partition..
I had emui 3.1 5.1.1 with vodafone it brand... In case I have to flash it which firmware I should look for? Or is there a way to get my phone alive again without flashing?



Saturday, 30 July 2016

help unbricking my amazon fire 7?

i have a amazon fire 7 running amazon os 5.1.2(rooted) and tried to install xposed framework on it. when it rebooted to, what i assume complete the framework download. it just stays on the fire logo screen. would love any help as i dont want to go tinkering any more on it in case of data loss. thanks

Thursday, 21 July 2016

it must be impossible. please help if unbricking this g928t edge plus is possible.



i flashed twrp recovery and rooted phone with cf-autoroot multiple times because of the dm-verity verification failing and causing FRP lock to brick my phone. i have always just flashed stock firmware and it has always fixed the issue until now. now that wont even work and i feel like ive tried everything possible. can anyone please please help me out. ive been without a phone for 2 days and it is my only phone to use. please help.



Sunday, 17 July 2016

After unbricking the phone, phone reboots on touch



Hi guys, first post here. I read a lot here but never had an account.

So, a couple weeks ago, I borrowed my Nexus 7 2013 Wifi to my stepdad. And today he comes up to me and says that the tablet wont boot. I have had the same issue but managed to fix it pretty easily. I've tried flashing stock, ROM based on stock, CM 13, CM :)12.1, based on CM 12.1, 4.3 stock, ElementalX kernel and factory reset. After every single one of these steps, it boots up, i touch the screen, it freezes and reboots.

I've read something about flashing a .FFU but couldn't find any file for the Nexus. My device is rooted, with TWRP.
Thanks for reading the post till this point and I can't thank you enough for your help :)



Need help unbricking my Honor 6 L04



So after more or less randomly trying different things, and fearing that I might only have made matters worse, I hope someone can help:

I have got a Huawei Honor 6 H60-L04 (bootloader unlocked and rooted) and was, until two days ago, running KitKat with the B114 build and cwm recovery. Since Marshmallow has officially benn available for the Honor 6 for a while now, I decided to finally update.
I flashed stock recovery and updated to Marshmallow build B820 via update.app on sdcard. Booting worked fine, however I was unrooted (ofc) so I decided to flash SuperSU (2.76 [latest stable]).

So I flashed twrp 3.0.2.0. and so far all good. Still no problems booting. Then I flashed SuperSU (according to twrp successfully) and rebooted, just to find myself stuck on bootscreen. That is not the first one you get in bootloop but the animated honor logo. Well ****.
Since then I tried many things, wiped multiple times (data is unimportant, but unfortunately I don't have a working twrp backup, please don't lecture me on this, i know -.-), flashed almost any stock ROM I could get my hands on. In twrp I get this Error:
Could not find 'META-INF/com/google/android/update-binary' in the zip file". >"Error installing zip file". "Failed"

Somewhere on the way I got
error! Func NO : 9 (FUNC_BOOT_KERNEL) Error NO : 2

while booting, that's gone though.

I'm at the point now where I can install B820 via update.app on sdcard, see the installation progress succeed to 100%, reboot, and again, find myself stuck on animated honor logo.
I honestly have no idea what I can do, I hope someone here does. I'll happily provide any further information you might need.



Friday, 15 July 2016

Need help unbricking soft bricked Samsung Galaxy Core Prime



I'm relatively new to the whole rooting thing, so I figured I'd try to root my Samsung Galaxy Core Prime since it was a spare anyways. I did it with KingoRoot, and it was a success. The only benefit I needed at the time was I wanted to delete one of the bloat ware apps which I made sure none of the apps I or the system relied on. I came to my senses and realized that I shouldn't put a 0 emergency device in danger with no experience so I selected the "Remove root" option in KingoRoot's stock Superuser app and my device restarted and became stuck in (what I think is) a bootloop at the service provider screen and vibrating a few times in quick succession every few seconds. I followed an online tutorial that showed me how to perform a factory reset, and erase other certain parts of the memory and nothing helped. Any tips? Thanks in advance to anybody that responds.
Details:
Phone: Samsung Galaxy Core Prime
Service Provider: Can't remember right now, let me know if this is important
Extra details: I think I've erased everything on my phone, including my dalvik cache, cache, internal memory, internal SD card, etc.



Thursday, 14 July 2016

Need help unbricking my Honor 6



So after more or less randomly trying different things, and fearing that I might only have made matters worse, I hope someone can help:

I have got a Huawei Honor 6 H60-L04 (bootloader unlocked and rooted) and was, until two days ago, running KitKat with the B114 build and cwm recovery. Since Marshmallow has officially benn available for the Honor 6 for a while now, I decided to finally update.
I flashed stock recovery and updated to Marshmallow build B820 via update.app on sdcard. Booting worked fine, however I was unrooted (ofc) so I decided to flash SuperSU (2.76 [latest stable]).

So I flashed twrp 3.0.2.0. and so far all good. Still no problems booting. Then I flashed SuperSU (according to twrp suddenly) and rebooted, just to find myself stuck on bootscreen. That is not the first one you get in bootloop but the animated honor logo. Well ****.
Since then I tried many things, wiped multiple times (data is all either unimportant or backupped), flashed almost any stock ROM I could get my hands on. In twrp I get this Error:
Could not find 'META-INF/com/google/android/update-binary' in the zip file". >"Error installing zip file". "Failed"
Could not find 'META-INF/com/google/android/update-binary' in the zip file". >"Error installing zip file". "Failed"

Somewhere on the way I got
error! Func NO : 9 (FUNC_BOOT_KERNEL) Error NO : 2
while booting, that's gone though.

I'm at the point now where I can install B820 via update.app on sdcard, see the installation progress succeed to 100%, reboot, and again, find myself stuck on animated honor logo.
I honestly have no idea what I can do, I hope someone here does. I'll happily provide any further information you might need.



Sunday, 3 July 2016

Unbricking an Asus TF101?



Hi all,

Ok, so I have a weird problem with my Asus TF101 that for the life of me I can't seem to solve myself. Which is why I finally decided to ask for help.

To make a long story short: About two years ago I bought a used TF101 that I have been very happy with so far. And I definitely don't want to give it up, as it's been working fine until a few weeks ago. Then those boot loops (that everybody seems to be talking about) started and I was able to revive the device once by leaving it plugged off for a few days until the battery was empty (thus, I think, forcing a clearing of some kind of cache) and then re-booting it. Unfortunately, this does not seem to work anymore.

My TF101 has been rooted by the guy that owned it before. It features TWRP in version 2.2.1.4 and an older KatKiss ROM. Now, my situation is as follows:
  • Boot loops are preventing me from getting past the boot screen. I can thus not install or use any apps.

  • I can enter TWRP recovery mode and I could wipe the device, but I cannot find any ROM on the internal memory.

  • When connecting the TF101 to the computer (I'm using Linux Mint 17.3) it doesn't show up as disk. Only when unplugging it again, an error shows up on the Linux screen saying that the TF101 could not be connected. This is preventing me from loading a new ROM onto the device via a cable.

  • The device doesn't seem to recognize an SD card (32GB), no matter if formatted as FAT32 or as EXT3, with or without SWAP. So, in the TWRP file manager I cannot access an external SD card to load and flash a ROM.

  • When I enter "Mount" in the TWRP menu, I can't seem to switch to "Using external SD": When doing that I get an error "E:failed to mount /sdc (No such file or directory)" in the terminal window.


I have been reading forums up and down, but can't seem to find any helpful advice that applies in my case. I'm guessing the boot loop would disappear, if I could flash a new ROM, but I don't know how to put that on the device. Also, in case some of the problems are caused by version of TWRP that is installed, I would like to update that... but, again, I don't know how to get the new version on the device. I thought about entering APX mode, but holding Power and Vol+ simply turns my display black after a few seconds... no sounds, no beeps, nothing showing up on my desktop.

Any ideas? Pretty please?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.