You propably have more broken cores than the 2.Hi,
My Nexus5X recently suffered the BLOD issue (which I have had for 3 years, so no warranty for me). I have been chasing various threads here and blogs posts trying to fix it.
I have tried what has been recommended here:
- flash-all.bat (of the Nov 2018 factory image from google)
- reboot, but BLOD
- reboot into fastboot mode
- fastboot flash boot boot-fixed.img (with boot-fixed.img downloaded from the link in the first post in this thread for Nov 2018 images)
- fastboot flash recovery recovery-fixed.img (with recovery-fixed.img downloaded from the link in the first post in this thread for Nov 2018 images)
- wipe cache
The BLOD goes away, but unfortunately the phone doesn't boot past the boot animation (I waited 8 hours). I did the same with the March 2018 files as well, and same result.
I have also tried using the Unblod tool (see "[TOOL] Unblod - Fix your Nexus 5X that's in the bootloop-of-death thread)", using the Nov 2018 stock boot.img).
(starting from stock images)
- adb sideload bullhead-ota-opm7.181105.004-1520cb0b.zip (I also tried flash-all.bat from the factory files)
- run unblod on boot.img
- fastboot flash boot boot-4-cores.img (I also tried flashing from the tool as well)
The BLOD goes away, and the device finishes booting!, but (as happened to many others) the wifi doesn't work, so it's not ideal.
I'd guess comparing what was done between the boot image from this thread and the Unblod boot image, might reveal something important about why neither works as well as it could.
I also tried flashing TWRP and ElementaryX kernel (both from the "Nexus 5X bootloop of death fix (BLOD) | 7/30 Huge performance update!" thread), but that didn't even fix the BLOD issue.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Hi,
My Nexus5X recently suffered the BLOD issue (which I have had for 3 years, so no warranty for me). I have been chasing various threads here and blogs posts trying to fix it.
I have tried what has been recommended here:
- flash-all.bat (of the Nov 2018 factory image from google)
- reboot, but BLOD
- reboot into fastboot mode
- fastboot flash boot boot-fixed.img (with boot-fixed.img downloaded from the link in the first post in this thread for Nov 2018 images)
- fastboot flash recovery recovery-fixed.img (with recovery-fixed.img downloaded from the link in the first post in this thread for Nov 2018 images)
- wipe cache
The BLOD goes away, but unfortunately the phone doesn't boot past the boot animation (I waited 8 hours). I did the same with the March 2018 files as well, and same result.
I have also tried using the Unblod tool (see "[TOOL] Unblod - Fix your Nexus 5X that's in the bootloop-of-death thread)", using the Nov 2018 stock boot.img).
(starting from stock images)
- adb sideload bullhead-ota-opm7.181105.004-1520cb0b.zip (I also tried flash-all.bat from the factory files)
- run unblod on boot.img
- fastboot flash boot boot-4-cores.img (I also tried flashing from the tool as well)
The BLOD goes away, and the device finishes booting!, but (as happened to many others) the wifi doesn't work, so it's not ideal.
I'd guess comparing what was done between the boot image from this thread and the Unblod boot image, might reveal something important about why neither works as well as it could.
I also tried flashing TWRP and ElementaryX kernel (both from the "Nexus 5X bootloop of death fix (BLOD) | 7/30 Huge performance update!" thread), but that didn't even fix the BLOD issue.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
I'm getting a boot loop on with the November update + fix, but I went back to the September update + fix, and it works fine.
I've tried both sets of files. I actually didn't realize at first, but after the first loop, it boots into recovery and says that System is corrupt, and asks to factory reset. After factory resetting, it continues to loopWhich filese were used? From first page? If yes, could you try these files: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/b9ggb8ndoenrqpa/AACi6bpLbq8k23-ay2pC2ri1a?dl=0
I've tried both sets of files. I actually didn't realize at first, but after the first loop, it boots into recovery and says that System is corrupt, and asks to factory reset. After factory resetting, it continues to loop
Used files to update image, then applied fix and then recovery. Phone booted up as expected and seems as though all is fine.
Needed to download some photos and it seems that my Win10 system is not recognizing the N5X any longer.
Rebooted everything 2x, changed ports and cables and still not recognizing my phone.
Also tried a different computer with no results.
Battery indicator does show charging when plugged into computer.
Any ideas or suggestions?
Hello,
I used these tools to fix october and november boot images:
If you are stucked on boot logo is there possibility that you have another problem or as @T1mb3 wrote you have corrupted more cores. You can try step by step instructions from this post:
- AIK - to unpack and repack boot image (images are accessible here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/b9ggb8ndoenrqpa/AACi6bpLbq8k23-ay2pC2ri1a?dl=0)
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2073775- Github of @XCnathan32
https://github.com/xcnathan32/4Core-Android-O-5X- Brain
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=77597297&postcount=794
Factory reset overrides fixed boot image with factory one. Could you please describe procedure of updating to november?
Used files to update image, then applied fix and then recovery. Phone booted up as expected and seems as though all is fine.
Needed to download some photos and it seems that my Win10 system is not recognizing the N5X any longer.
Rebooted everything 2x, changed ports and cables and still not recognizing my phone.
Also tried a different computer with no results.
Battery indicator does show charging when plugged into computer.
Any ideas or suggestions?
The original point to this thread is to rather get a device booted for data recovery - not to make it 100% stable/usable again. I see that people do use this to "fix" their device, but the fact is that this does not fix anything else but the rom, by disabling broken features.Update to this issue.
Used September files in same manner and USB issue is resolved. Not sure what is is with my N5X. Tried November files a second time and still had USB problems so I am sticking with September update for now.
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I contacted Google on this phone in January when this issue began as some people suggested there was some assistance being offered. Since the phone was out of warranty there was not help and their advice was to return to LG for PAID repair.
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I contacted Google on this phone in January when this issue began as some people suggested there was some assistance being offered. Since the phone was out of warranty there was not help and their advice was to return to LG for PAID repair.
Which update are you on?your lucky im stucked at the google logo again and see no life..
aThe original point to this thread is to rather get a device booted for data recovery - not to make it 100% stable/usable again. I see that people do use this to "fix" their device, but the fact is that this does not fix anything else but the rom, by disabling broken features.
Only real fix is to replace the cpu. It's a shame that the Nexus' life had to end this way, but maybe we can see a better option with a mid-range Pixel.
I will continue providing support as best as I can.
fastboot flash boot boot-img-4core-opp6.171019.012.img
fastboot flash boot boot-img-unmodified-opr4.170623.009.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery-img-4core-opr4.170623.009.img
adb sideload update-opr6.170623.023.zip
fastboot flash boot boot-img-4core-opr6.170623.023.img
fastboot flash boot boot-img-4core-opr6.170623.023.img
fastboot flash boot boot-4core-bullhead-opp5.170921.005.img
fastboot flash boot boot-img-unmodified-opr-170623.006.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery-img-4core-opr4.170623.006.img
adb sideload update-opr4.170623.009.zip
fastboot flash boot boot-img-4core-opr4.170623.009.img
fastboot flash boot boot-img-4core-opr4.170623.009.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery-img-4core-opr4.170623.013.img
adb sideload bullhead-ota-opr4.170623.006-98637094.zip
fastboot flash boot boot-img-4core-opr4.170623.006.img
Thanks to this thread and others I managed to fix my bootlooping 5x, which is now working fine again. However I have had the automatic update notification for a couple of weeks now, prompting me to update to 8.1.0 which I understand I can't do without going back to bootlooping again.
I'm struggling to understand what I need to do now to get this update installed manually, and I'm hoping someone can explain steps by steps?