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Phone failed to boot 4 , Bricked?
- Thread starter gkeller16
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This Is Where I Hate Living Far Away From People And Not Able To Access Their Device. The Point Where They Feel All Hope Is Lost. &(*&(^^%&^%^&$%^$#!!!!
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Give Me Some Time, Hoping Before Lunch I Can Have An Answer.
I'm not sure how you're getting a PASS result with out it booting up. Every time I sbf after it finishes my phone is already booted and I have to manually shut down the phone and hold volume up as it powers on to re start rsd protocol, only then will RSDlite give me a PASS result.
Obviously this doesn't help you but the best I can contribute is this. Are you sure it's flashing completely? The progress bar goes through several 100% s and if I recall correctly the phone reboots twice then the final flash takes place when the phone is booted up normally. And like I said above it's never said PASS for me until I manually re entered the bootloader.
Sent from my DROID X2
Obviously this doesn't help you but the best I can contribute is this. Are you sure it's flashing completely? The progress bar goes through several 100% s and if I recall correctly the phone reboots twice then the final flash takes place when the phone is booted up normally. And like I said above it's never said PASS for me until I manually re entered the bootloader.
Sent from my DROID X2
Whether its flashing completely I'm not sure but RSD is giving a pass result. It does reboot to the M logo a couple times and on the last phase it says rebooting in RSD my phone reboots itself gets to the M Logo and sits there , RSD goes to about 26% then immediately says pass and back on this error over and over.
Well that there is telling me it's actually not flashing properly, that last time around should be 20% at the M, 40-60% you should be in the boot animation phase and by 80% you should be at the unlock screen.
Do you have a linux box? I don't know if anyone has actually flashed a X2 with linux yet but there's no reason it won't work that I know of.
Also just to cover bases here, did you install gingerbread update and now you're trying to sbf? Apologies if you covered that already. I've been awake for a loooong time lol.
Sent from my DROID X2
Do you have a linux box? I don't know if anyone has actually flashed a X2 with linux yet but there's no reason it won't work that I know of.
Also just to cover bases here, did you install gingerbread update and now you're trying to sbf? Apologies if you covered that already. I've been awake for a loooong time lol.
Sent from my DROID X2
I was attempting to sbf to install gingerbread hoping I would catch the ota.Here is the process RSD is going through :
1. Phone (0000) Creating Image File
2. Reboot
3. Phone (0000) Interface AP-OS Flashing code group (group numbers ascending till it gets to group 65
4. Reboot
5. Switching device to BP pass through mode while rebooting
6. Interface BP Flashing Code group 5
7. Reboot
8. Phone is being rebooted (at which point always says Executed 26% then immediate 100 and PASS is on screen, phone still has Failed to Boot 4 Starting RSD mode
1. Phone (0000) Creating Image File
2. Reboot
3. Phone (0000) Interface AP-OS Flashing code group (group numbers ascending till it gets to group 65
4. Reboot
5. Switching device to BP pass through mode while rebooting
6. Interface BP Flashing Code group 5
7. Reboot
8. Phone is being rebooted (at which point always says Executed 26% then immediate 100 and PASS is on screen, phone still has Failed to Boot 4 Starting RSD mode
MistaWolfe
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Don't listen to this clown. I SBFed twice this last week and used the front ports both times...
Everything except the last portion looks right. Something is going wrong at the end.
Just to be clear you are 100% sure you have the correct sbf file? If so...
My best suggestion for you at this point is try linux. If you don't have it don't worry you can get it free and you don't even need to install it, you can run it from a disc or usb drive.
Grab ubuntu and make a disc/usb drive and boot it up. Open up konsole and type "sbf_flash <location of sbf file>" (with no quotes) at the same point you'd click start in RSDlite. No drivers needed or anything, linux is cool like that, just one command does it.
Sent from my DROID X2
Just to be clear you are 100% sure you have the correct sbf file? If so...
My best suggestion for you at this point is try linux. If you don't have it don't worry you can get it free and you don't even need to install it, you can run it from a disc or usb drive.
Grab ubuntu and make a disc/usb drive and boot it up. Open up konsole and type "sbf_flash <location of sbf file>" (with no quotes) at the same point you'd click start in RSDlite. No drivers needed or anything, linux is cool like that, just one command does it.
Sent from my DROID X2
That's the correct file alright.
I've been awake for nearly 40 hours so sorry about my lack of detailed instructions but, if you head over to droidx forums I'm almost 100% sure there is a detailed write up about using linux to flash the x, so I'd poke around there if you feel like more information would help you.
Sent from my DROID X2
I've been awake for nearly 40 hours so sorry about my lack of detailed instructions but, if you head over to droidx forums I'm almost 100% sure there is a detailed write up about using linux to flash the x, so I'd poke around there if you feel like more information would help you.
Sent from my DROID X2