I flashed Jerry's new kernel, Bootloop. Victorious flashed, Bootloop. What am I doing wrong?
adb logcat > logcat.txt
adb logcat >> logcat.txt
I updated from 0.2.1 while wiping cache and dalvik cache before flashing.
my backups are still there, I leave them?First GO Into TWRP
Make a backup of only your Cache
Delete That Backup
Take out your sd card and plug it into your computer
Look for a "TWRP" open it up
Go into all the folders until you cannot any more
Paste your backups
Plug it back into your phone
boot up TWRP
And Enjoy Your Restore!
Still not sure what happened to some of you that had issues with 0.2.2-r1? The only difference that I can think of that might have caused a boot loop is my wiping everything in /system/etc/init.d during the install process. I have to have some method of ensuring the proper scripts are in that directory, and I have limited tools to work with in the updater-script + updater-binary.
Did any of you that had issues with 0.2.2-r1 have any extra scripts or apps that may have made scripts in /system/etc/init.d? I know one of the users who posted troubles had something called android tweaker, and I'm pretty sure it caused the issues that user had.
Let me know of any scripts you have in init.d, and I'll see if I can figure out a better way to sweep init.d clean of scripts that might conflict with mine in the next release.
It appears as if you wiped system while in recovery, or did a factory reset when flashing the rom, something erased at least one file (sh) that is needed (it's the shell file). The logcat states it cannot find sh. You'll need to restore the stock backup to get that back, plus whatever else may be missing.
Hi,
I got stuck in the boot process as well . Can anyone tell me where to download
Goldmans stock rooted backup?
Also, could someone give me a quick tutorial on how to create backups?
I backed up everything using Titanium Backup before I attempted to install Victorious--but it sounds like you guys are referring to a system backup that packages into a single file?
Beware android tweaker is good but don't enable the fast boot or the other options which are to complicated for a normal person to understand but ensure faster performance, also make a backup, it like saving a game, literally, im suprised that a backup backed up everything the first time I did one, And its a life saver, low on memory then buy a 5 gig at least and store all your backups there and when at.bootloop put it.in and recover, I know how much.memory they are so you really want.the 5 gig.at.least so good.luck and like always have nice day
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