[Q][510] Installation aborted

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Hi,

Following on from this thread I'm trying to get back to stock rom.

Each time I attempt to flash from (stock) recovery I get

check.partition.size=[__PROP_UNDEFINED__]
Installation aborted

I've tried CUS1 and GEN1 roms from Acer site both with and without the 1st line of the script commented out.

Any ideas?

Originally Posted by Clumzie

Hi,

Following on from this thread I'm trying to get back to stock rom.

Each time I attempt to flash from (stock) recovery I get

check.partition.size=[__PROP_UNDEFINED__]
Installation aborted

I've tried CUS1 and GEN1 roms from Acer site both with and without the 1st line of the script commented out.

Any ideas?

OK, is there another way I can approach this as I need to get back before sending the tablet off to be fixed.

1) Can I push the ROM somehow using adb? If so, how?

2) What about installing CWM to flash the ROM and restore custom recovery? This would be my last resort as if it didn't work I'm stuck with root files & CWM!

Any help gratefully received as I need to send it back this week.

First off, I have some questions:
1. Are you unlocked?
2. Are you root? (Doesnt really matter)
3. Android 4.0 or 4.1?
4. At which point is that error showing up?
5. What about the stock beta ROMs?
6. Did you rename the ROM to update.zip and to what place did you copy it ?

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...&postcount=108
Somebody had the same problem. Im not sure about the solution though.

You can boot into a different recovery (since the message youre gettin' is from the stock recovery).
Search the forum for cwm. Then use fastboot boot recovery-nameoffile.img
It requires an unlocked bootloader.

1: You can, if you are able to boot into Android. If you can't, adb will not work.
To push a file to your tablet, use the following commands:
adb push update.zip /sdcard
Update.zip being the stock ROM, obviously.

2: Yes. That could work. Try to install CWM and you should be able to flash a stock ROM from this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1729692
However, you should be able to flash that ROM already. Remember you have to unlock your device. You can, however lock it again by installing a stock ROM; but I heard it will unlock itself after an OTA or flashing another stock ROM or something like that.

Originally Posted by TomONeill

First off, I have some questions:
1. Are you unlocked? No
2. Are you root? (Doesnt really matter) Root files (su and busybox) but not superuser.apk due to JB OTA
3. Android 4.0 or 4.1? 4.1.2
4. At which point is that error showing up? After Finding/opening/verifying package
5. What about the stock beta ROMs? No, just the 2 official ones on the Acer site
6. Did you rename the ROM to update.zip and to what place did you copy it ? The downloaded files from ACER are a zip file with a pdf and update.zip inside. I copied update.zip to my SD card. Am I supposed to extract a particular file from it and create an archive out of that that or use the entire thing as I did?

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...&postcount=108
Somebody had the same problem. Im not sure about the solution though.

You can boot into a different recovery (since the message youre gettin' is from the stock recovery).
Search the forum for cwm. Then use fastboot boot recovery-nameoffile.img
It requires an unlocked bootloader.

1: You can, if you are able to boot into Android. If you can't, adb will not work.
To push a file to your tablet, use the following commands:
adb push update.zip /sdcard
Update.zip being the stock ROM, obviously.

/system/bin/sh: push: not found


2: Yes. That could work. Try to install CWM and you should be able to flash a stock ROM from this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1729692
However, you should be able to flash that ROM already. Remember you have to unlock your device. You can, however lock it again by installing a stock ROM; but I heard it will unlock itself after an OTA or flashing another stock ROM or something like that.

I'm a bit hesitant about installing CWM as I'm not convinced I won't encounter the same problems as I did with stock recovery.

Thanks again Tom