Bricked - Data Partition

[aenews]

I accidentally deleted the data partition. Everything else works fine including Recovery/Fastboot. Normally I'd be using the Mega Unbrick Guide to restore the partition, but not an option right now for the 5 (128GB). Assistance would be appreciated. Maybe flashing a userdata.img would work?

 

[anmolkakkar]

I'd recommend you to completely wipe and flash Stock OOS from here : https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-5/how-to/official-oxygenos-4-5-2-7-1-1-ota-t3627003

That should sort all your problems related to partitioning. Let me know how it goes.

 

[aenews]

I'd recommend you to completely wipe and flash Stock OOS from here : https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-5/how-to/official-oxygenos-4-5-2-7-1-1-ota-t3627003

That should sort all your problems related to partitioning. Let me know how it goes.

Already tried flashing the Full ROM earlier, but that doesn't fix the missing partition. Unless flashing with Stock Recovery would make a difference. Need a link to stock recovery to try that

Was looking into dumping partitions off a working OP5.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2450045

Don't have a second OP5 (128GB) to dump partitions, but I did generate some .img files using this method. Optimally, flashing a proper userdata.img through fastboot should fix the partition, I believe.

 

[Hastaloego]

I accidentally deleted the data partition. Everything else works fine including Recovery/Fastboot. Normally I'd be using the Mega Unbrick Guide to restore the partition, but not an option right now for the 5 (128GB). Assistance would be appreciated. Maybe flashing a userdata.img would work?

fastboot format userdata ?

 

[aenews]

fastboot format userdata ?

The partition doesn't exist right now. It cannot be mounted or formatted. If someone could use the guide above and pull a userdata.img from a 128GB OP5, pretty sure that would restore the partition if I flash it in fastboot.

 

[flame360]

The partition doesn't exist right now. It cannot be mounted or formatted. If someone could use the guide above and pull a userdata.img from a 128GB OP5, pretty sure that would restore the partition if I flash it in fastboot.

Have you tried going into TWRP > Wipe> advance wipe > data >change or repair filesystem > change filesystem> ext4?

This should help.

 

[Funk Wizard]

You can also try restore the nandroid uploaded on my thread

Sent from Funk Tuned 3T

 

[aenews]

Have you tried going into TWRP > Wipe> advance wipe > data >change or repair filesystem > change filesystem> ext4?

This should help.

Thanks that worked! And much simpler and faster. I didn't realize there was an easy way to repair the filesystem in TWRP (derp) but that's awesome.

You can also try restore the nandroid uploaded on my thread

Sent from Funk Tuned 3T

Thanks for the tip!

Also I *think* I was able to extract a userdata.img after I fixed the partition. In case that's ever needed in the future...

 

[Funk Wizard]

Thanks that worked! And much simpler and faster. I didn't realize there was an easy way to repair the filesystem in TWRP (derp) but that's awesome.

Thanks for the tip!

Also I *think* I was able to extract a userdata.img after I fixed the partition. In case that's ever needed in the future...

Welcome buddy

 

[electronicghandi]

Welcome buddy

So I managed to do the same thing, but with my system partition. I can't figure out what img to flash to system or where to get it from. Can anyone help me please?

Also, first thing I did was attempt to repair the partition via TWRP but no dice on that...

 

[byt3b0mb]

So I managed to do the same thing, but with my system partition. I can't figure out what img to flash to system or where to get it from. Can anyone help me please?

Also, first thing I did was attempt to repair the partition via TWRP but no dice on that...

try flashing the stock zip from twrp.

 

[Funk Wizard]

So I managed to do the same thing, but with my system partition. I can't figure out what img to flash to system or where to get it from. Can anyone help me please?

Also, first thing I did was attempt to repair the partition via TWRP but no dice on that...

Restore the Nandroid

Sent from my OnePlus5 using XDA Labs

 

[bjeagle]

Worked for me to on a OnePlus 3

Have you tried going into TWRP > Wipe> advance wipe > data >change or repair filesystem > change filesystem> ext4?

This should help.

That did it on my girlfriends OnePlus3 thank you very much!