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[Google Pixel 6] nutzfreelance:
> 2024-03-25 17:21:36 ERROR: Android device model does not match firmware Model >None

>

>*** Dialog ***

>ERROR: Your phone model is:

>

>The selected firmware is for: None

>

>Unless you know what you are doing, if you continue flashing

>you risk bricking your device, proceed only if you are absolutely

>certian that this is what you want, you have been warned.

>

>Click OK to accept and continue.

>or Hit CANCEL to abort.

>

>______________

>

>User pressed ok.

>024-03-25 16:36:19 The following firmware is selected:

>pixel.zip

>Selected Firmware pixel.zip SHA-256: >fdb8770a11010b5d90bab4caa2a580ab4c5999ee8ea2d54d96eb6c2b6d58d7ca

>WARNING: Expected to match fdb8770a in the pixel..zip but didn't, please double check to >make sure the checksum is good.

>

>Please Process the firmware!

i would start with a fresh download of the proper image and don't rename it.

verify the checksum manually first.
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
I have download it multiple times, one without renaming it and another one in case the long name causes any problem and in both cash I still have the problem. The hash looks fine

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[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
Is there a way to get more specific logs ? I want to know the exact reasons of why it stops at 47% with this error messages. If there were some logs it could give insights into to the causes (data storage, corrupt file, problem with drivers, corrupt OTA, micro disconnections etc.)
[Google Pixel 6] 1981sebas:
Try waiting after it boot. My installation of matrixx rom stopped a 47% and after first boot of nearly 15 min it was working even if it stopped at 47% at step 1 of 2 only...
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
I did 2 full nights
[Google Pixel 6] 1981sebas:
Have you tried flashing matrixx rom ? Works really well and got plenty of mods available without root. I flashed it after my rooted stockrom bootLoop ... Bonjour de Montréal!
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
Bonjour mon ami Québécois, No I did not try to flash with matrixx rom because it would wipe my phone right ?
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
I was thinking about sideloading the last beta but it is impossible to find as Google removed the OTA
[Google Pixel 6] Legitsu:
if it will boot to recovery you might-able to recover some data with ADB

but I have a sneeking suspesion that the flash memory has suffered some sort of failure or the partition is corrupted

I would see if recovery will mount the user data partition and then use adb pull to get the data "adb pull /sdcard/ ." if passwords and such are not backed up in google notes or keep or otherwise in the cloud that data is TOAST

also

I would stop attempting to sideload things untill you verify if the datapartition is accessable. if it won't mount then that data is GONE(unless you send it out somware to have the data recovered off-board$$$$)

the reason being if there is a physical issue with the NAND then writing to it is a bad idea if you want data-recovery service to have a shot at it
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
Impossible with a locked bootloader and not rooted phone to adb pull /sdcard/ :((
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
Btw I tried to sideload the latest OTA which is newer than mine "oriole-ota-ap1a.240405.002-bee2137c.zip" and it still fails

I also tried the pixel repair website https://pixelrepair.withgoogle.com/carrier_selection and it refuses to work because apparently I have the latest version which is IMPOSSIBLE because I did not sideload it successfully, I get this error "Your device software is up to date. Reinstalling software will erase all data (factory reset) and reinstall the current software. Google pixel"
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
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[Google Pixel 6] Legitsu:
sideload and pixel flasher/google website effectively do the same thing which is serve up the image via adb

for giggles try anouther machine and usb cable

if sideloading the stock rom won't work then you are sadly up a creek the only option you have left is to send the phone out for data recovery
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
Do you think it does not work because was phone was full before the bootloop ?
[Google Pixel 6] Legitsu:
should not matter adb loads the image into ram not onto %userdata%

like I said get the latest platform-tools off googles site and run adb from the command line and try a different usb cable

google just released t he april update so try that

make sure you are using the google usb driver and running your cmd session as admin
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
Yes I did this but it is still not working :( that's amazing that it is load in RAM. I tried everything but I feel like it's ****ed up for some reason. I tried many usb cables etc. and differents PC.
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
Maybe it is because I do not have USB debugging enabled ?
[Google Pixel 6] Legitsu:
usb debugging doesn't matter when you are side loading from stock recovery or using fastboot

bootloader locked devices are inheriently diffacult to rescue when something goes wrong options are stock recovery or fastboot

again if sideloading the full ota image doesn't work t hen you are either doing something incorrectly or a WIPE is required or there is a physical problem with the device
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
is there a way to wipe just the system partition or something ?
[Google Pixel 6] Legitsu:
nope and even if it was possible it would do no good.

because of encryption in order to access the data the system must boot so the userdata partition can be decrypted

and the system will NOT boot unless userdata can be mounted which is what I suspect is holding up the ota routine as it does check to see if user data will mount before proceeding with flash

I was incorrect earlier. apperently write access to userdata is required to sideload so you are pretty much up a creek here unless you can get the device into a state where you can remove some data from the userdata partition

this makes sense as a mountable userdata partition is required to boot anyway :(

I don't think the pixel 6 supports dumping the partition over adb from recovery

that would be something like adb pull /dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/userdata userdata.img

but that still doesn't sidestep that data being encrypted
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
I was thinking about using some kind of android studio and emulating android on it and then uncrypt my data by plugging the phone and using my passwords ?? because the data is here, its just the OS that is ****ed and I know all my password.
[Google Pixel 6] Legitsu:
can't encryption is hardware backed device must operate if userdata encryption is enable and its enabled by-default on the stock rom

sorry your data is GONE

did you check your google account to see what has been backed up automaticly to the cloud

the whatsapp stuff is likely gone forever but passwords saved in chromes keyring are automaticly synced to the account

DISM folder contents may be backed up by google photos or google one if enabled

google notes app is also synced to the account
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
**** Google :(((

no, nothing is saved because of my stupidity

Thanks you a lot for your help anyways <3
[Google Pixel 6] Legitsu:
check locally for a place that specalises in mobile device data recovery
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
Yes I will try to look for it when I comeback to Paris, it has to exist I refuse to Surrender
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
also the stupidity of the google repair tool which tell me that my version is up to date is making me CRAZY
[Google Pixel 6] blackhawk:
Always redundantly and regularly backup critical data to at least 2 drives* that are physically and electronically isolated from each other and the PC. Copy/paste then verify file size, folder number and if readable.

Never encrypt, password protect or clone data drives!!!

Failure to do this will cause you to lose critical data, sooner or latter.

I've lost a database that was 30+ years old and not replaceable. Sometimes you got to learn the hard way...😖

*you can never have too many backup drives.
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
I know, I will never not backup my data anymore :(
[Google Pixel 6] Legitsu:
likely not going todo anything but try clearing the dalvik/cache from recovery

then after the bootsplash screen (the one that says google) hold volume down and see if it might boot into safe mode keep holding this untill it bootloops or boots into safe mode

chances are nil but worth it before you bite the bullet and wipe it
[Google Pixel 6] blackhawk:
Trying to boot into safe mode sometimes works. Give it a half dozen tries.
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
I do not have the option, I only have the option to wipe data/factory reset, is it possible to do it from adb ?
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
Yes I will try right now thanks you a lot guys
[Google Pixel 6] simplepinoi177:
I would think that the only hope is getting the OTA working....try to elicit @badabing2003 to take a look at that support .zip -- maybe he can decipher why it's stopping at 47%.

But I've seen so many instances of this happening that it's caused me to never keep my bootloader locked...there are just so many more recovery options with an unlocked bootloader. Also, because it leads to being rooted, it forces me to backup my phone every month before I manually update my phone....
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
I pray for @badabing2003 then ahah
[Google Pixel 6] badabing2003:
@Dimogdor

Sorry about your mishap, I'm afraid I don't have good news for you.

Without unlocked bootloader you can't flash in bootloader mode, so your only choice is sideload.

But sideload is failing for you, and usually one way to get around that is to use the PF's Cancel OTA Update feature, but unfortunately that only works on rooted systems.

Same with downgrading without wipe, you need to be rooted to flash a pacthed boot.

I personally don't know any other way to salvage your data.

Sorry.
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
Thanks you so much for actually answering it is so kind from you! Have you any idea why is it failling ? and also why the pixel repair tool is telling me that my phone is up to date when it is obviously not ?

Best,
[Google Pixel 6] badabing2003:
I can only guess, and I suspect there was a partial incomplete OTA update to the latest.

Sideloading OTA fails unless you cancel / clear the botched update, and I suspect Google repair tool is probably detecting that and thinking you're at the latest, I'm not even sure it attempts OTA cancel.

Just a guess.

Oh by the way, I wouldn't have notcied this thread, thanks to @simplepinoi177 for the mention.

Not that any of my response was helpful in this case.
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
thanks you for all your messages to everyone, I lost my data but at least I learnt a lot and I liked going through this with you all
[Google Pixel 6] Legitsu:
probly because %userdata% is full or inaccessable

my best guess is that you pushed the storage limit and it crashed in the middle of a delete operation which rendered the partition unusable
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
I am pretty sure it is what I did, because the phone was so full that I could not use whatsapp and it was telling me the phone is too full

shame I cannot randomly deleted something in user data even without knowing what it is just to get few hundred mbs free
[Google Pixel 6] blackhawk:
Keep all social media, sales and bank apps off the phone. Obviously take memory warnings seriously and resolve them immediately.

You need to keep an eye on drive headroom. I like to have at least 25gb of headroom for internal memory. Having an SD card helps. Personally even with expandable storage 250gb is the bare bones minimum for internal storage for me. Use SD Maid Pro to clean up regularly for more space and better operation.
[Google Pixel 6] Legitsu:
Hard to say without having the device in hand I'm fairly certain that you can't do anything with the user data partition on an unrooted phone with a locked bootloader. if your phone was bootloader and unlocked and rooted you would have options the only way around this is if a Google engineer would be willing to work on the device with a signed bootloader modified to for example Mount the data partition or automatically remove some data or perform an FS check all things that are practically impossible maybe if you send it out somewhere chip off data recovery the technician may be able to zero out some of the data to get the device booting and then re-solder the chip to the board
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
yep but as you know Google pixel don't have sd slot unfortunately
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
Is there any Google engineer on this Forum ? I am praying one of them magically appears to save me but I think the probability to have my ex with 1 billions in cash to pop up in front of me is higher than this lol

It is such a shame I became a normy these last years and I stopped rooting and stuff my phone :(((((((((((((
[Google Pixel 6] blackhawk:
All you can do is use cloud backup or a OTG flash stick, both have drawn backs.

I be hard pressed to recommend any new phones with expandable storage. It's sad Google dictates what technology you can or can't use, Google has gone MS cloud evil.
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
Yes I would look into an OTG flash stick when my phone will be back into service thanks you! I did not even know it existed
[Google Pixel 6] blackhawk:
I use two 512gb ones for backup but they are slow. Faster ones are out now. A V-30 rated one give good speed. Protect from ESD; I keep mine in a small cigarillo tin lined with antistatic foam.

Great for quick backups but always have more than one backup copy!!!
[Google Pixel 6] simplepinoi177:
I use the Kingston DataTraveler Max USB-C and it is lightening quick!

USB 3.2 Gen 2. I have the 256GB -- there wasn't anything larger at the time -- and it's a bit pricy (at least the 256GB was at first at the time; it's gotten significantly cheaper where the higher capacity models now situated at the price range the 256GB initially was).

But when I back up my phone monthly, it takes the 128GB of Swift Backup, SMS Backup & Restore backup, and /sdcard data (that isn't in the DCIM as that's backed up by Google Photos) no more than 6-7 minutes!

Just format it properly (I believe I did it to ex-FAT) and mark it OTG, and it works perfectly! I highly recommend it!

DataTraveler Max - USB 3.2 Gen 2 USB-C, USB-A Series Flash Drives - Kingston Technology

Kingston’s DataTraveler® Max series are two high performance USB 3.2 Gen 2 flash drives: one Type-C and one Type-A. With capacities up to 1TB, they’re ideal for transferring and storing large digital files such as HD photos, 4K/8K videos, music and more.

www.kingston.com
[Google Pixel 6] Legitsu:
I really do wish that we still had custom recovery I miss being able todo full system images on device.
[Google Pixel 6] Dimogdor:
Hey guys,

After 2.5 monthes, I decided to give up and wipe it to get a functionnal phone BUT I cannot even wipe it to reset it and boot!

It fails with the flash tool AND with pixel repair tool and from the recovery menu I get this message : "Unable to enable ext4 verity on /dev/block/platform/14700000.ufs/by-name/metadata because /system/bin/tune2fs is missing" "ERROR BLABLA etc cannot wipe partitions" SO I AM COMPLETEY FUC*** !!!
[Google Pixel 6] simplepinoi177:
I would try

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It's made to help with flashing & rooting, but Flash Tool and Pixel Repair Tool basically does the same thing.

There's usually always hope as long as your phone can be detected & can get into Fastboot/Bootloader Mode and still be able to flash and do commands. If regular flashing doesn't work, maybe the expert developer of the tool can help you recover -- as long as you upload a support.zip for him to look at.
[Google Pixel 6] nightinnn1:
maybe we can do commands manually through rescue mode, but i can't find any info about it
[Motorola Edge 20] mauro78:
Hi,

I'm having a bug with my Edge20,

where each time I use location it reboots.

I have updated from LineageOS 20 to LineageOS 21,

without passing from the stock ROM,

and without wiping data.

Do you think it's a partition problem,

and do you think wiping and reinstalling will solve it?

If not, how do you suggest I proceed?

Many thanks!
[Motorola Edge 20] punamkumarixharma:
We suggest updating all of your apps.

Uninstall apps that you no longer use.

Clear the data or caches of your apps.

Try to reboot the phone.

If possible, we suggest doing a factory reset to clear all caches. Please backup all of your important data before doing so.
[Introductions] Dimogdor:
Hey,

New here, excited to read you and maybe one day contribute ? :)

User of a Pixel 6

Best,

Dimogdor
[Introductions] EllieCat:
Welcome to XDA! Hope you enjoy your time here!
[Introductions] Dimogdor:
Thanks you ! btw I posted something about my pixel if you could have a look at it it would be wonderfull
[Introductions] EllieCat:
Looks like somebody else is helping you. They are way more advanced than me as I only joined in September.
[Introductions] Dimogdor:
Thanks you for your reply anyway <3
[Motorola Moto G52] Santos32344:
Hello, I'm trying to root my Moto G52, but when I use the command to restart the phone and enter TWRP, it doesn't enter TWRP, it says "No command"
[Motorola Moto G52] Badger50:
Greetings. This is a final reminder to please post in English as my esteemed colleague asked you to do here. Thank you.

-Regards: Badger50
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Arksuga:
Thing is I use my phone to game quite a lot, now that temperatures are reaching 20°C the phone overheats like crazy, making games like brawl stars, which doesn't require too much performance, to drop fps like crazy due to the phone throttling.

Is my phone maybe damaged or is it the same way to everyone else? Might go back to op8pro for summer if it's going to be like this.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] punamkumarixharma:
I think abnormal heat can destroy the hardware components and can make the phone unusable forever.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] hplp992:
Consider yourself lucky here in India atmospheric temperature is around 43°C and in gaming is only possible when room has AirCon still phone maintenance temperature around 39°c playing Call of Duty Mobile
[Redmi Note 12 4G] itzParsaYC:
OrangeFox Unofficial​

By @itzParsaYC & @Baran Aspect #Tapas

BROKEN FOR 1.0.4.0 AT THIS MOMENT​

Release Notes:​

Based on Chickendrop89's tree

Tree library's and some files updated to firmware 1.0.2.0

Better Performance compared to official in flashing and booting speed

Maintained by @itzParsaYC (me) and @Baran Aspect #Tapas

Bugs:​

Unable to mount vendor partition. please before flashing uncheck the unmount vendor

U tell me

Sources:​

Device Tree

Recovery Repository

Downloads:​

HotBird FlashTool (For Windows)

OrangeFox Hotbird Package

OrangeFox Flashable zip file (For MacOS and Linux Users, or pepole without pc)

.img File (For flashing in fastboot)

How to flash:​

---> On Windows:​

Download HotBird Flash tool and extract it

Run Hotbird.exe

Click on Enable-Hotpackages

Click on Browse and Select Downloaded Hotbird Package

Select a option (no reboot or reboot)

After All click install!

---> On NonWindows PC:​

Download img file

Reboot your device into fastboot

flash the img file with

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

Then reboot into recovery by holding powerbutton and volume up in 20 seconds

---> On Phone:​

Reboot into recovery

Flash your downloaded zip file
[Redmi Note 12 4G] eres_:
funciona bem em 1.0.4.0 too
[Redmi Note 12 4G] itzParsaYC:
i've noticed this problem yesterday. i'll release the fixed version with itzROM together.

please check its working on aosp with 1.0.4.0 firmware or not
[Redmi Note 12 4G] itzParsaYC:
Coming Soon

itzROM (just a codename, real name can be PortalOS or TinaOS), a rom based on hyperos developed by me, targeting a smooth ios rom

Fixed version of OrangeFox, working on 1.0.4.0
[OnePlus 10 Pro] je.nickp:
I have OOS NE2213_14.0.0.500(EX01) installed. My phone randomly restarts and there are two times that the phone turned off and didn't respond for about 10 minutes (even pressing power button did nothing). So, I installed "Crash Log Viewer" and noticed that "Power Monitor" app keeps crashing. What is this app and why does it crash? And how can I fix it?

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[OnePlus 10 Pro] punamkumarixharma:
To resolve app crashes on your Android device, follow these steps:

1. Reboot your device to clear caches and free up memory.

2. Check your internet connection to ensure it's working properly. Enable Wi-Fi and test the app on a strong connection.

3. Update the app on your Android, either manually or automatically.

4. Update Google Play Services, a core Android OS functionality that ensures apps are working properly.

5. Force stop the app if it doesn't properly close or re-opens after attempting to re-open it.

6. Clear app data by clearing the cache manually or booting into recovery mode and selecting Wipe Cache Partition.

7. Check app permissions by checking if the app has all the necessary permissions. If the app is recently updated, check if the permissions were set back to default.

8. Reinstall the app if the app has corrupt files that won't work properly. If the app isn't available on the Google Play store, you may need to find and install the APK for it.

9. Free up storage space by deleting unnecessary files, reinstalling the app, or deleting unnecessary apps.

By following these steps, you can resolve app crashes on your Android device and ensure your device is functioning properly.
[General Questions and Answers] roomunho:
Hello everyone

I have a small problem, I know that this topic has been discussed many times, but it seems to me that I have found a solution that, surprisingly, I did not come across here or on the internet.

Problem:

My son was using WhatsApp on his smartphone and on the Windows 11 app. It was my old number, I was supposed to buy him a new one and transfer the account, but I kept putting it off and now I’m paying for it. Today, after some update, WhatsApp wanted to verify the number, but unfortunately, the SIM card to which the account was assigned has gone missing. So a problem arose. I bought a new number, but I knew that I would not transfer the chat history from the old one. On Windows, WhatsApp worked normally, so I thought that if I find the old SIM card and log in, the chats would not disappear and I could calmly transfer the account to the new number. I found the SIM card with the old number, but after logging in, only a few chats from today showed up and they were empty (although there were a few placeholders for messages from today in them). I did not find any backup of the chats on the device or on Google Drive, so probably here lies the problem, but it’s our fault. After transferring the account to the new number, the problem is that I have two chats with my son, two for different numbers. I know that I simply won’t combine them into one, but what if… 😉

Solution:

I read that you can browse .db files from WhatsApp. Would it be possible for me to extract the latest msgstore.db file from my smartphone and, after decrypting it, copy the messages from my old chat with my son to the new one, and then transfer the modified msgstore.db file back to my device and restore the chat history. Do you think that all the messages would show up in the chat with the new number for me and my son? Would WhatsApp somehow synchronize the chat from my device (if the db file modification was successful) with my son’s smartphone?

Or maybe you know some other solution that I haven’t come across?
[General Questions and Answers] xXx yYy:
That's how I would solve the problem: Forward Important Messages.

Here's the how-to

Open the individual chat on the number with the messages you want to save.

Select the specific messages or the entire chat history.

Choose "Forward" and select the contact or group chat on the other number where you want to save them. This won't create a merged conversation, but you'll have the important messages in one place.