Moto e4 (metro variant) keeps rebooting to twrp

[bzo22]

Ok guys just got my Moto E4 yesterday. I followed the nood guide for root to the T. Also i got no error messages. But after i flashed magisk . it never booted into the system . just back to twrp. I also tried flashing a custom rom hoping that would fix the problem . But it still boot back to twrp. Somebody save my phone please thanks

 

[madbat99]

Ok guys just got my Moto E4 yesterday. I followed the nood guide for root to the T. Also i got no error messages. But after i flashed magisk . it never booted into the system . just back to twrp. I also tried flashing a custom rom hoping that would fix the problem . But it still boot back to twrp. Somebody save my phone please thanks

In twrp, select reboot--> bootloader then use the volume rocker to get to "start" then tap the power button .

 

[bzo22]

In twrp, select reboot--> bootloader then use the volume rocker to get to "start" then tap the power button .

I just tried what said now screen says bad key

 

[madbat99]

I just tried what said now screen says bad key

Yeah, that's normal. Once you follow the rest of the root instructions, it will say n/a in the corner. It's because you unlocked the bootloader.
Sounds like you didn't flash the dm no verity or magisk. Also, it will continue to boot to twrp until you do the following

This version of TWRP is not reading and clearing the bootloader control block (BCB). So, if you do a factory reset via Settings->Backup & Reset->Factory Data Reset, you'll be stuck in a TWRP bootloop.

The quick workaround is to reboot to bootloader, then proceed from there to Start. However, you'll need to do this *every* time until the BCB is cleared.

To clear the BCB manually, issue this command in TWRP terminal:

dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/misc bs=1M

 

[bzo22]

Yeah, that's normal. Once you follow the rest of the root instructions, it will say n/a in the corner. It's because you unlocked the bootloader.
Sounds like you didn't flash the dm no verity or magisk. Also, it will continue to boot to twrp until you do the following

This version of TWRP is not reading and clearing the bootloader control block (BCB). So, if you do a factory reset via Settings->Backup & Reset->Factory Data Reset, you'll be stuck in a TWRP bootloop.

The quick workaround is to reboot to bootloader, then proceed from there to Start. However, you'll need to do this *every* time until the BCB is cleared.

To clear the BCB manually, issue this command in TWRP terminal:

dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/misc bs=1M

Thanks for your help that was exactly the problem..i redownloaded dm verity and flashed it and it booted..Thanks again