there is nothing "in the toolkit that is causing a bootloop" - the flash stock procedure is standardized. Have your tried factory reseting? Have you tried enabling "post-flash factory reset"?
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there is nothing "in the toolkit that is causing a bootloop" - the flash stock procedure is standardized. Have your tried factory reseting? Have you tried enabling "post-flash factory reset"?
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i tried factory reset and upgrade as well as post flash factory reset but same
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i even flashed stock 4.4.4 factory image and then tried to upgrade using OTA file which went through just fine but then when 5.0 is about to boot, it just boot loops on the splashscreen with the 4 colored dots
How long do you wait? It can take more than 10 minutes for first boot on lollipop.
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first time i waited 40mins and second try i was on 40% battery so i just left it on till battery died
Ok, yeah. That's a real bootloop. Have you tried flashing from an alternate USB port or computer?
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i tried a different usb port as well as a different PC and after almost trying like more than 25 times it seems to me thats happenning due to something in the process of converting or upgrading the data partition
i tried a full format of all partitions and then did a factory image flash and then the device booted up fine but what i noticed was, after rooting and installing twrp, all was fine but as soon as u run the fix permissions in twrp the device again gets stuck in bootloop inspite of it being a fresh install without any apps
Why are you using fix permissions? That feature is not advisable at all and is likely a sure shot way to cause complications. After a clean flash, no additional measures need to be taken.
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ok i tried one more time, now the issue is im rooted and thats fine using supersu beta version but in twrp i can see the sdcard etc but in android esexplorer dont seem to see the sdcard as well as installing titanium backup just gets stuck on searching for application data for ever plus android storage also shows sd card as nothing much on it,almost empty
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plus when u click root in ur app it installs stuff but then again stuck on bootloop so i recommend u release an update with the latest supersu app (BETA-SuperSU-v2.27) or else more and more ppl will get stuck in bootloop if they use the root button in ur app. flashing the stock kernel also doesnt recover the device from bootloop.
im sick of this lollipop issues, i guess ill just wait till all issues r fixed, meanwhile i recommend others to stick to kitkat for now
Hello guys,
Ive been trying for hours to get back to stock or root my n10, and though I get fastboot and the device is rebooted, it always gets stuck at the "FASTBOOT STATUS - DATA001 4000"
and nothing happens, it times out.
I reboot, try again, same thing, regardless of whether I try to simply root or flash stock.
The command screen also says "sending recovery failed - data transfer failure Unknown error"
My current rom is kejar31's lollipop (not an option on the Nexus Toolkit menu, so I chose Android *.* Any)
Now I cannot boot the device, it stays in bootloader mode.
What can I do now?
Tx
Mark. (win 8.1)
Ive been trying for hours to get back to stock or root my n10, and though I get fastboot and the device is rebooted, it always gets stuck at the "FASTBOOT STATUS - DATA001 4000"
and nothing happens, it times out.
I reboot, try again, same thing, regardless of whether I try to simply root or flash stock.
The command screen also says "sending recovery failed - data transfer failure Unknown error"
My current rom is kejar31's lollipop (not an option on the Nexus Toolkit menu, so I chose Android *.* Any)
Now I cannot boot the device, it stays in bootloader mode.
What can I do now?
Tx
Mark. (win 8.1)
since you are stuck in bootloader mode I would try flashing back to stock from softbrick/bootloop instead of normal and select the 5.0 option instead of *.* Also you can try a different port, or if possible, another computer.
Best of luck!
Hi, thanks, I had tried that and failed too... I managed to get lollipop with another nexus 10 toolkit on another pc with Windows 10, but still can't get root. Anyhow, it's not the end of the world [emoji6]
Cool. Glad you are back up and running. For root, use the SuperSU 2.35 zip. That's what works for me.
You can use the latest twrp. I believe there is a zip file of it if I remember correctly.Hi, ok thanks... Though I don't have custom recovery to flash that...
Hi, i used the tool kit to flash 5.0 on my nexus 10 and i have it running fine but my status bar and soft keys background are black. I noticed in video reviews of 5.0 that they should still be translucent. Any ideas whats up?
Just like KitKat, Google didn't include that feature on the nexus 10.
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1. Hold down the power button to shut the device off
2. Restart the device holding all three buttons (vol up and down + power button)
3. In bootloader mode, switch the big green START to the red RECOVERY using the volume buttons
4. Enter stock recovery by pressing the power button
5. You will see an android on its back
6. Press Vol up + power button at the same time to enter the stock recovery menu
7. Select "Factory Reset" with the volume buttons and press the power button to initiate it.
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5. Tap Volume Up key while hold and press Power button.
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