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[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Recruter:
i really don`t want to loose my warranty by installing a costum rom on my phone....

as i know if i do that will **** up my waranty right?

any other suggestions?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Xp3riaXpr3ss:
You mentioned in initial post you would be trying certain stuff. What's the phone status now?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] jonrayne:
Try the APB1 of 2016.03.11 from SamMobile
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Recruter:
phone status right now is still in the same status... tried to flash the 2 hungarian versions.. nothing.... even if it boots if i try to do something it goes in bootloop again... i`m trying to run an antutu benchmark....

some guy that works in a phone service place told me this: he things because of the update samsung rolled out the phone rams cpu is starting to break... because the update wasn`t tested enough,,,, don`t know what to say anymore. right now i don`t have time for the phone. i replaced it with other phone till next year then i`m gonna try to make it work again.

jonrayne i`m gonna try that firmware next yeah.

thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Recruter:
up. i think i have to change my phones motherboard.... because of the new update i think becuz of the bugs maybe it ****ed up my phones components i don`t know. if nothing works i will have to do this change. it will cost me 120-130$.... do you guys know any other option to try and fix my phone? i need to try everything before i will spend this money
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] MisterKanister:
Hah, sitting in exactly the same boat as you after the last FW update, my thread is here:

http://xdaforums.com/s7-edge/help/s7e-suddenly-bootlooping-dying-t3528827
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Recruter:
up

any more suggestions?

or do i really have to go and change my mobo?

edit1: is there a way to test any part of the phone ? to see what part of the phone is fckd up? i tried to run an antutu benchamark when the phone worked a little bit but the phone went in bootloop at cpu test and ram test don`t know.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Recruter:
hey guys. i think i might have a fix for this sh1t

found on some forum i don`t know if it`s safe to post smt from another phone android related stuff if it`s safe i will paste here the post on that forum.

i found out that a guy with the same problems just like me and the same problems routine.... installed a nougat beta firmware and his phone worked after that. now i don`t have time to find and search a " valid " nougat beta firmware because i`m not home... can you guys please tell me if this is true or if somebody tried this option to fix this sh1t?

found out that many people have the same problem just like me after doing that update from samsung.

now my question is where can i find an " official " nougat update firmware to download. and try this because i don`t wanna go and pay 120$ to switch the mobo and then have the same problems.

saw a guy saying that there is one on sammobile but i don`t really have time right now to search for it. can smb tell where i can dowload one?

thanks

please smb reply

edit1: sorry for my bad english.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Recruter:
up

tried to update the nougat beta fw but nothing... it gets stuck at " erasing blue screen " think after odin finishes to upload the fw to the phone....

after that i flashed stock fw again... still gets stuck on erasing blue screen... or i get the exclamation mark.... tried to whipe cache etc... nothing
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] oLiquix:
Same problem here! What is your phone status now?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] terryhoho:
sound like a strategic move by samsung to force u replace motherboard again and again until u decided to give s8 a try. then u realise , **** it. get a cheaper phone with similar spec.
[Samsung Gear S2] coolfire:
Hey guys, wondering if anyone could help on here. Upgraded to the latest PK5 (Singapore) through my note 4, for my R720 a few days ago. After the reboot, i coild no longer get my S2 to connect to the Gear app. So i did a soft reset and now, all my watch shows is the screen stating: "Reactivation lock is enabled on your Gear. On your phone, sign in to the same Samsung account that was used to lock the Gear."

Trouble is, I am using the same Samsung account and though the S2 pairs with my note 4 via bluetooth, it never connects to my phone. I cannot even hard reset it, as the Recovery option on bootup is now gone, with the new firmware. I have tried uninstalling the Gear app, removing my Samsung account and adding it back, together with re-installing the Gear app, but to no avail. Other devices such as my bluetooth earpiece all pair and work flawlessly with my phone, so it cannot be that the phone's bluetooth is faulty. I also doubt it was a bad firmware update, as the S2 was working perfect (except connecting to my phone) after the update.

Any help would be much appreciated. [emoji4]

*Managed to hard reset it, but still not able to connect. sigh...
[XDA Assist] XDA Visitor:
Sorry to disturb you guys.

I had done a stupid mistake and i think i soft bricked my htc m9 phone

i had instaled twrp to remove some programs and recently i was prompted to update it, but whenever i tried to update the android, the phone restarted in twrp and did not let me to update.

The thing is i thik i flashed a wrong thing with adb commands trying to restore to factory and remove root.

So now twrp saying i have no os. What are the things i have to do
[XDA Assist] Art Vanderlay:
Hi,

You can't take OTA updates with a custom recovery. If you don't have a backup then you'll have to move a rom to your phone and flash it through TWRP. Check the M9 forum development section for that, otherwise you can revert your phone to stock with this guide http://xdaforums.com/one-m9/general/stock-nand-backup-ota-update-collection-t3132698
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Brasscat82:
Running a 900R4; CM14.1 Klteusc nightly 12-18; latest TWRP recovery.

Getting the aforementioned error when phone boots.

Everything boots and runs fine, but I'm a stickler for cleanliness and order. Anyone have a fix for this? I'm not experienced enough to go poking around with my kernel, I'm sure I'm not the only one with this problem.

Thanks in advance, gurus!
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yazeed_twb:
to fix this U must change SELINUX mode from permissive to enforcing.

the enforcing is a security layer build to android OS,SELINUX ENFORCING must be disabled if you installed Viber4Android.

If you insttalled V4A Donot change SELINUX to enforcing, V4A needs it.

but if you donot install it you can change the SELINUX TO ENFORCING.

To change it, There is an app called SELINUX mode changer
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Brasscat82:
I installed and ran, but the initial window had the "enforcing" option grayed out. I assume it's already enforcing, as the phone is working properly, I just want rid of the warning in case I decide to sell the phone.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Brasscat82:
Update: switched from stock Kernel to Boeffla Venom Kernel and the message is gone.
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] benenhales1:
Hi

I have accidentally wiped the operating system off my Huawie P9 using TWRP. How do i reinstall the I operating system?!

Thanks in advance, really need this sorting
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] Bruce666:
TWRP supports Data Transfer from PC to your phone. Just plug your phone to PC and then you should see your phone. If it won't work, use ADB Sideload. Download ROM to your PC to adb folder, then enter to sideload in TWRP and use command adb sideload [your_rom_name].zip

This should work
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] Gian_123:
Pls help me how. :(
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] kukubau:
What version of the phone do you have? EVA-L19C*** ?

Post back and I'll try to help you! Is not all lost.
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] Gian_123:
Yes its EVA-L19. i was running nougat.

1. I unlocked bootloader

2. And rooted with srktools but it was for marshmallow.

3. I wanted to unroot and relock bootloader.

4. I wiped everything. it said "No OS"

5. Now im sad. :(
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] kukubau:
What region? EVA-L19C***. The three characters after the C tells you the region the phone was built for. It could be C432, C185 etc.

I need to know that.
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] kukubau:
If you own an European P9:

1. download EVA-L19C432B386 firmware

2. Extract the UPDATE.APP from the update.zip file and copy it in a folder C:\temp for convenience.

3. Using Huawei Update Extractor unpack UPDATE.APP to a subfolder. You should obtain several img files and some other files which are not needed.

3. Download Adb Toolkit from somewhere. Copy SYSTEM.IMG, BOOT.IMG, RECOVERY.IMG, RECOVERY2.IMG files to the "Adb Toolkit" folder.

4. Open a command prompt session with administrator rights

5. From Adb Toolkit folder run in sequence:

fastboot flash boot.img

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

fastboot flash recovery2 recovery2.img

fastboot flash system system.img

6. Reboot the phone!

Does it boot normally?

6.a. It does not boot. Doesn't matter. Proceed to the next step!

7. Obtain the rollback package for your phone, L09 or L19.

http://download-c1.huawei.com/download/downloadCenter?downloadId=92086 - for L09

http://download-c1.huawei.com/download/downloadCenter?downloadId=92093 - for L19

Extract update.zip file, copy UPDATE.APP to the SD card in the "dload" FOLDER. Nothing else should exist in this folder.

Force firmware update by rebooting your phone using the three key COMBO (VOL DOWN + VOL UP + POWER) buttons. When you see the Huawei logo, release the power button, holding volume up and volume down until you see the update process beginning, something like a circle with % nr.

8. Download L19C432B182

http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/data/files/p3/s15/G1079/g104/v74994/f1/full/update.zip

or L09C432B182 firmware,

http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/data/files/p3/s15/G1079/g104/v63880/f1/full/update.zip

depending on the phone you have.

Extract update.zip file, copy once more UPDATE.APP to the SD card in the "dload" folder, overwriting the existing UPDATE.APP file.

Force firmware update by rebooting your phone using the three key COMBO (VOL DOWN + VOL UP + POWER) buttons. When you see the Huawei logo, release the power button, holding volume up and volume down until you see the update process beginning, something like a circle with % nr.

Important that you should download the equivalent firmware for your phone.

The rollback package works for both versions of the phone L09 (single sim) and L19 (dual sim) so it's not really important which one you use. You will flash Marshmallow 6.0 anyway (EVA-L19C432B182) over by force update.

You will eventually boot into Marshmallow 6.0 - L19C432B182 firmware. Run system update 3 times to reach Nougat 7.0. It will update the firmware to Nougat 7.0 - EVA - L19C432B386.

Please leave feedback and click the thanks button!
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] Thecnic:
I have the same issue.

Can i use this guide for EVA-l09?
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] zgfg:
TG, I don't need to unbrick but I wonder, if it would boot correctly to c432b386 in step 6, would it be necessary to continue with rollback and OTA upgrades to reach again the same c432b386?

Also does such extracting and flashing of partitions manually work for every FullOTA-MF-PV?
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] Thecnic:
Followed the guide and now the phone is working agin :D

the Dload failed at 99% but the phone booted corectly (it diddent before) so now my problem is fixed !

Tnx for the guide :)
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] kukubau:
I always follow by flashing the base B182 firmware and update it via system update to have a clean running android OS.

A thanks would be nice in the forums.

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Great. A thanks in the forum would be nice. :)

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Yes. It seems you already have.

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I'd say proceed in flashing L19C432182 to erase old partition table and obtain a clean OS installation. I always do this, regardless if it boots after step 6 or not. Sometimes it won't boot at all.

I don't know if that applies to all firmware. For EVA-L19, I've noticed after numerous flashes, that B386 brings the partition layout to a usable state so I can force flash using the dload method.

It took me a while to realize that B386 is the right firmware for fastboot flashing. Other firmwares fail completely when flashing system.img.

Using the above described method gave me 100% results.

I always do a factory reset and wipe cache/dalvik cache afterwards.
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] Gian_123:
Sorry. I have eva-L19

I have flashed Resurrection remix and its now working but i will try this method because i want the stock OS.

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I dont know. Im from the Philippines. soooo maybe its asia pacific?
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] kukubau:
L19C636 is the base firmware for asia pacific.

Please confirm that!
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] Gian_123:
HI!. I gave it a try but it gave me EVA-L19C900B182

After running updater there were no updates. :( haha

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Do you have links for 636?
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] kukubau:
Dude, I am trying to help you.

Post your base firmware number!

Which one is it?

L19C636 ???

What was your last firmware that you had installed on your phone? L19C636XXXX ???
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] kukubau:
[MENTION=5851909]Gian_123[/MENTION]

Flash EVA-L19C636B190 OTA-MF firmware (http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/data/files/p3/s15/G1079/g104/v64610/f1/full/update.zip) instead of EVA-L19C432182 at step 8.

You should be able to receive the next Nougat 7.0 update and further updates.

Post back and let us know how it went!
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] Gian_123:
Hi. After c900 i force flashed the marshmallow update for my region then I updated about three times. Now im in latest update. Thank you so much! :D
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] sunnymodh:
Locked Bootloader

I have Huawei P9 L19 Dual Sim, phone doesn't enter into revocry nor OS, stuck on boot logo.

Phone - Not Rooted, Boot loader locked.

how i can install recovery ?

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Brother can u help me out of above problem , but the problem is my bootloader is locked
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] kukubau:
Great that you've solved it. Save the B190 firmware for future use!

A Thanks will be nice! My EGO wasn't pampered today at all. :D

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Never flash anything on your phone before unlocking the bootloader!!! Never!

Try to obtain the data in the screenshot, from your phone box or from huawei call center/service and unlock the bootloader!

Go to en.ui.vmall.com/plugin.php?id=unlock and enter that information!
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] sunnymodh:
Thanks brother for your revert.

Today Morning i submitted Cell to Service Center for sort out this issue.

i would like share you , how i stuck in this loop

i was just doing rollback procedure from 4.1.2 to 4.1.1 due to some OTA updates issue in Cell.

i followed Huawei official dload method for this work. After successfully install intermediate package mobile reboot and remain in boot-loop even i tried number of thing to install recovery, hisuit, adb but nothing has to be worked and than finally i decided to go service center. now m waiting from service center answer..
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] Buratei:
I was attempting to upgrade to EMUI 5.0. almost got there with some version of b386 off firmware finder, just short of installing hw full package or whatever it is called. but then my stupid ass decided to roll back (did so successfully, back to b182) and then flash b361 hw package first and then the main update file. obviously this landed me in a erecovery bootloop because now I am guessing I messed up the order.

After going back and forth between stock recovery and twrp, flashing individual extracted images to different partitions and whatnot, this is the most recent status:

- I can enter fast boot just fine, show phone unlocked & frp unlocked

- nothing happens when I try to force flash (pwr+vol_up+vol_down)

- regular boot gets me stuck at a huawei logo. actually, it tries to boot for a few seconds, reboots at a huawei logo soon after, then hangs at another huawei logo spalsh screen

- with twrp installed, i have no issues entering the recovery mode

- with stock recovery installed, I am greeted with what appears to be a force flash screen with the big circle, which fails at 4% and propmpts me to restart.

- I do have the unlock code, successfully unlocked in the past

- now it won't let me re-lock it (failed, remote: command not allowed), unlocking and relocking is no go either (says already unlocked)

I was so close to giving it up and handing my $$$ over to the DC phoenix developer, but then I noticed there is recovery2.img in your post I have not attempted flashing. Instead I just had boot.img userdata.img cache.img recovery.img system.img cust.img all in their respective partitions. What exactly does recovery2.img do? I suppose it is supposed to co-exist with recovery.img in the recovery partition then? I did not flash it in the fear that it might overwrite recovery.img I had just flashed to the recovery partition.

When I get off work today, I think I will start by flashing recovery2.img, see if I can force flash upon a reboot. Sounds good?
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] kukubau:
Where have you read to flash B361?!?!

Flash all the image files in succession as I've written them in my guide and follow the guide in its entirety!

Post back!
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] Buratei:
No, that's what got me in trouble, not something I tried as a rescue measure. Anyway, I got into fastboot and flashed recovery2.img

Now I guess at its worst, so to speak: it just keeps bootlooping, automatically trying to boot and hence failing to charge. Won't even get into fastboot (shows the red circle "low charge" sign)
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] kukubau:
Leave it overnight to charge using the fast charger from Huawei and try to fastboot into bootloader.

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Exactly.
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] Buratei:
i bought my phone second hand and it didnt come with a charger. tried to charge it overnight with a generic usb-c charger at no avail. the phone was found hot, probably from trying to reboot itself every half minute.
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] kukubau:
OK. The only chance is to boot into the bootloader and flash twrp 3.1.1.1.

The partition table is messed up but the phone can be salvaged.
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] sunnymodh:
Have You heard This firmware Version ?

Hello Brother

As per previous discussion , i was stuck on Bootloop and Cell Submitted into Service Center, now i got Cell and is working fine but i have problem to update OS

Current Information

Emui - 4.1

Build Number - EVA-L19C900B116 ( Dual Sim Cell)

Android - 6.0

My Region - Middle East

I searched over Internet and than i found this Build Use for Global Version

Do you now how to update this ?
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] Buratei:
well, only if i can find a way to let it charge itself enough to do that... kinda strange, i was able to do this with just recovery.img flashed and no recovery2.img, but adding the latter really f00ked it up. oh wait, maybe i **thought** i had recovery.img flashed when i did the additional flash for recovery2.img, but in reality it was twrp in the recovery partiton at that time? not saying that's exactly what i actually did, just a wild guess heh

now i am trapped among of the 4 screens

1) the dreaded low charge splash screen

2) yellow exclamation followed by a wall of text with a list of choices 1,2,3

3) similar to 2), but shorter sans the choices (just says its booting and stays there forever)

4) huawei logo splash screen

i managed to find another dude on xda who had the exact same issue on mate 7. the only thing that worked for him was a mobo swap off a broken donor phone. this doesnt bode well...:crying:

https://xdaforums.com/ascend-p7/help/bootloop-empty-battery-t3224529

gave this thread a second read-through and noticed I haven't exhausted all my options yet - like taking out the battery or hitting the right combination of buttons at the right time. at least there is a glimpse of hope there :D
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] kukubau:
I guess I didn't tell you why I've stated the phone can be salvaged.

Because I was in the same situation as you are now. I had the low charge splash screen error too.

The solution for me was to boot into twrp and repair the partition table. Flash an older twrp verision 3.1.0.2, 3.1.0.0 or older and try first to boot into twrp recovery and post back! There are a few more steps to take. You don't need to take the battery out. It CAN be DONE.
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] Buratei:
alright, that's the spirit! I really appreciate you trying to help me out :good:

EDIT: tried the following

1) connect to a computer while holding both volume buttons -> your device has been unlocked blah blah warning screen, "your device is booting now" message appears immediately

2) connect to a computer while holding volume up -> same as above except given three choices and the"your device is booting now" message isn't initially there until a 5 sec delay expires

neither landed me in fastboot

Is there particular reason twrp needs to be an older version? No backward compatibility I suppose? Point taken on fubared partition table, though I am not sure if I saw some sort of partition management feature in twrp other than wiping each of them individually.

The real bugger now is figuring out how to get back into fastboot to start flashing anything again.

EDIT: if I just keep holding volume down and nothing else and hook it up to a computer, the red low battery page will show at first. As I continue to hold vol down, a green version of the same page would appear in about a minute or two, followed by a circular loading screen similar to the force flash. The problem is it only briefly stays at 0% then goes right back to bootlooping madness :(
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] kukubau:
Get acces to the bootloader using the method you've tried above with inserting the cable while using the three button reset method.

I can't recall exactly, but that's what worked for me.

When you can access twrp recovery, let me know. There's still a catch.

3.1.1.1 is the Open Kirin build which is a custom twrp build, you don't really need it.
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] Buratei:
kukubau, this is how I got here, just to be sure we are on the same page.

I used to be able to go back and forth between twrp and huawei recovery by getting into fastboot when I only had recovery.img

Then I flashed recovery2.img on top of recovery.img (or, it could have been twrp :() and now I am unable to enter fastboot.

In hindsight, I should have double checked which recovery I was on at the time of recovery2.img flash, or at least flash recovery.img along with it just to be prudent.

EDIT: if I just keep holding volume down and nothing else and hook it up to a computer, the red low battery page will show at first. As I continue to hold vol down, a green version of the same page would appear in about a minute or two, followed by a circular loading screen similar to the force flash. The problem is it only briefly stays at 0% then goes right back to bootlooping madness