No real big deal. I had the exact same problem than you had. But we might need to do a complete wipe first. The script bombs with a remote table update fail error. The same thing is happening to me. Maybe the modified boot. Exactly the same for me. If this interest anyone let me know and I share what I did. I tried to root my Nexus 7 yesterday. It failed while trying to push files with adb : I had a ADB operation timed out error.
WugFresh knows all the problems we just need to wait till he has time to release his 2. I cant wait so I can finally root my Nexus 6P. With Xposed being updated to 6. Then window informed my device is corrupted, cant be recognized. Please find the bug soon and realise 2. Hi, I want to update my rooted Nexus 4. I can easyly start it, but the update did not work. Is there a bug?
Here is my protokoll:. I have the same problem with Windows 10, if you have other machine with Windows 7 try to do it again. Hi, thanks. But i tried it on Windows 7 and 8.
Today i tested the NRT 2. WugFresh is testing it currently and should be out soonish. There is a way to recover the phone with all your data, download the EX kernel and flash it.
Problem solved. Yes becouse incompatibilities between the new kernel and supersu. You have to turn it off and press all the buttons at the same time until the phone enter to recovery mode. The you can flash it.
Can you give me a more detailed explanation? Thanks for the response. Download external x kernel and copy to the folder where the fastboot program is. Enter to cmd and go to the folder, write fastboot flash boot and the name of the external x file and afer flashing restart the phone. Hope you can solve the problem. It fails and tells me the remote image is not a boot image.
Do you have any more suggestions? Thank you for your help. Have you tried to use the new version of the root toolkit? You can do that if you are in bootloader mode. Yes I actually got the update after the failed root. How would I reflash? Sorry for the noobish questions, normally rooting is a 10 minute process for me. I am in bootloader mode. No problem!
And then select the bootloop mode. Afert that choose to download the firmware, no wipe mode, and force flash. Take into account that the software is going to download the firmware first and then flash it. Make shure that you have enough battery, if not shutdown the phone from bootloader option and charge it first. Thanks for all your help man.
Really sorry for all the questions man. Nexus 7 wifi tablet running android 6. Using NRT 2. The tablet bootloops. Any suggestions? I did a full wipe of the phone. After displaying that message, the phone booted, and ran, fine. All the apps re-installed. Now it ran OK. So as soon as I saw 2. This surprised me because I thought that a true stock install would avoid that message.
Same as with 2. Again I chose no wipe. Went OK. Should I redo the stock flash using 2. Would that get rid of the corrupt message at least until I successfully rooted? Same here. Nexus 6. I used NRT to revert to 5. I unlocked my 5x with no issue.
When I go to root and flash custom recovery, I end up with the android with red exclamation mark no recovery but still able to boot up normally. Only way I can flash recovery by the advanced utilities. Only way to fix it is to flash stock. It will boot TWRP temporarily fine and flash all the the files but after that it goes and flashes the stock recovery through fastboot and if i try to boot to recovery I get mr.
Once I restart root works but busybox will not install. Only way I could get BusyBox to install was to flash it manually. Trying to flash MRA58N. Only bootloader sending and writing OK. All other Sending OK, writing failed. Probably bootloop. After changing usb cable, no errors, everything works like a charm. I tried the no wipe method to flash MRA85N to my nexus 5. All went good till it wanted to flash system. There was an error and now my nexus 5 can only boot the bootloader.
Now what? I had the same. Nexus 7 bootloop after rooting. Just use 2. However, it become boot loop after use 2. Pls help to fix it. Also for my Nexus 5x root is not working. Tool is pretty much useless at the moment.
Try it manually , look at forum for commands. Flash to MRA58N with nrt 2. After rooting bootloop. In nrt 2. What the fudge is with this system?! Try to root MRA58N with 2. It will be the same. NRT is not buggy, probably google secure somehow new releases. Please update the masterlists to and try again. Now all files should be available. I reinstalled MRA58N with nrt 2. I tried the MRA58K and this sends and writes the system ok.
Hello, with nrt v2. If i flash stock rom MRA58V it works fine. Is there also a bug in nrt v2. Please Help! Is there any way to root an encrypted device without having to wipe it first to remove the encryption? TWRP can never take the password I enter when trying to root. These monthly Android security updates are a pain. Just update the masterlist and all is well. Thanks Wug, you are magic.
I got the error when i ran the Root function. But it stopped appearing after a couple restarts of NRT. I am running 2. Did you manage to somehow solve this? I have the same problem with BusyBox. Could you please help? I posted a couple of hours ago below about problems using 2. Long story short, I just tried using 2. Worked perfectly. Then rooted — again, perfect. Thanks for the tool, Wug! Replying to myself.
I now have a rooted Nexus 6 running R. Nexus 5 with marshmallow? Yes — haste makes waste. Always be patient after flash stock. If you ever truly bootloop, the first troubleshooting option is a factory reset from recovery i. One of those two will help you fix. Either way, glad it sorted itself. Please update to the latest Masterlists ? Mine is showing I have They get released sequentially. Hoped 2. I am not getting this error myself, would love to try and reproduce.
Can you shoot me a message in google hangouts. Its my username gmail. I will be happy to try and figure out why you are getting that error. All solved; Thanks WugFresh. I was on 6.
It pushes recovery fine, but gets hung up on pushing the root. An ideas? Ive reverted to 3 builds including 5. Connection is fine, chord is stock, and usb debugging is set and checked and unchecked mtp. Ive done all I know to do. Now stuck at the google logo. Has anybody got an idea? A rooted Marshmallow has landed on my Nexus 5 and it was smooth as the sea of tranquility is! And Wugfresh is the number one! Thank you so much! Rooted and installed Custom recovery.
Works like a charm! Smoooooth as a baby. WugFresh, you did it again! So is 2. I want to get back to completely stock and rooted if possible. I am on MRA58R with 3. Without wiping everything again, if possible. Thanks Wug. Should work fine. Yesterday, I installed K, then rooted. Again, it worked fine. I want to keep root.
I have a few odd things happening that make me wonder if they are kernel related. Ok I want to try again to update my nexus5 android 5. I will try with the latest masterlist. But first, what is a masterlist actually? And how do I check if i have the latest? I know how to update but where can I check if I have in fact the latest? After NRT looks for updates and confirms that everything is current , the main windows opens.
Beside that, a log window opens. And the masterlist numbers are shown in that window. This leaves me to have to flash twrp manually to get it back. Is this supposed to happen? I used NRT 2. I got it working now. I am rooted. I downloaded BusyBox from Play and installed — it worked. Can you explain in me detail the procedure you followed while upgrading nexus 5 from lollipop to marshmallow. Simply try rooting again with an alt usb port.
Something inside the! Now it worked for me. I removed 7zip programm from my computer when I choose my own nexus5 image it gave errors with nrt and now nrt works. Another remark, when flashing system of MRA58N was done my phone just stayed in bootloader. Is this normal? I rebooted the phone manually and then it was preparing the apps for android 6.
I have a nexus 5 running Android 5. I plan to install Marshmallow on my device. What is the procedure I must be following to install Android 6. I have been waiting for xposed for marshmallow and since it is created and running fine for marshmallow I plan to upgrade my device. Please guide me with the steps I need to follow Android 6. I also wish to root the nexus 5 after installing marshmallow. So lease tell me how to do that also. Do I have to follow any special procedure as I have xposed framework installed?
Nexus 5 with build MRA58N and everything works like a charm! Thankou you WugFresh for all your great work. Why I can not install BusyBox? Can I ask you guys for help? There, in general you can not create any directory or file. Thanks guys. Looking into it.
Did you get the error the same way? When trying to unlock bootloader? Did it reboot to bootloader mode first, or just instantly gave you error upon clicking the button?
Thank you for info. I definitely want to get this bug figured out asap. Was able to flash TWRP separately in advanced utilities. Current have root but not fully functional without busybox. I used System App Remover from the Play store, you need around mb free. Should be enough!? I flashed Xposed and everything seems to be fine. Can you give me more details, please? If I wanted to enable full disk encryption on my Nexus 5 would I run into any problems updating and re-rooting?
Upgraded Nexus 5 from mra58k to n. And rooted the phone. No problems. Unlocked and rooted my brandnew Nexus 6p. Thank you Wug! Hey Victor Qu — sorry about that. Looks like I just overlooked some builds. Working on it now. Will update you within the hour when its supported. Hi Wugfresh… Thank you for the brilliant application. I was successfully able to fix partially my nexus 5 which had this weird issue with impromptu reboots. The device worked fine for some time but now I am getting the issue again intermittently.
Any word of advise from yourself or some one more experienced. Though I must add that it doesnt happen as frequently as it was happening earlier. As soon as the device was out of warranty at the end of last year this issue started happening and the frequency increased to a point when I had to install DTSO Double Tap Screen On Off and even the slightest touch to the power button would send send my phone down bootloop.
When this would happen, I used to start my device by hammering away with multiple clicks on the start button…. Atleast after using your tool to root and upgrade, there was no issue initially and when it did resurface, it is not that frequent. Hope that helps put things in a better perspective. The restarts are becoming more frequent now. Another thing that I am noticing is that the date sometimes goes back to a random older date which makes no sense at all to me.
For example after one of the restarts the date went back to 14 September and I had only used the NRT tool sometime in end October to install marshmallow. Your only recourse is trying to reflash stock again. Try flashing a different build. If your problems persist it could be a hardware issue.
Good afternoon. I was attempting to flash the latest marshmallow 6. But, for some reason, the NRT did not recognize the zip file for the mashmallow 6. Am I suppose to unzip the file first and then run it through NRT?
Hi Wugfresh… Many thanks you for the amazing application. Using 2. Tried twice. Also, the OEM Lock does not work. In both cases, NRT thinks it was successful, but neither are working for me. How can I help debug? Let me know! Hi Wug, thanks for all the hard work. Earlier this year we announced a proposal to promote gender equality by adding new emoji that reflect the pivotal roles women play in the world, and represent a wider range of professions for both women and men.
We included gender counterparts for emoji that previously only had male or female representation. Now there are female welders and men getting haircuts. Our new set of emoji launched with the Pixel phones and now are available to all devices running Android 7. If you do use a factory image, please make sure that you re-lock your bootloader when the process is complete. These files are for use only on your personal Nexus or Pixel devices and may not be disassembled, decompiled, reverse engineered, modified or redistributed by you or used in any way except as specifically set forth in the license terms that came with your device.
While it may be possible to restore certain data backed up to your Google Account, apps and their associated data will be uninstalled. If you have this device listed or some other incorrect one, you need to remove and replace the device using the correct driver. Windows will then install your phone and driver, or you could do it this way…. This is an easy and reliable way to install a device driver.
Although it may sound difficult, it really is simple. The contents of the zip file looks like this:. This particular install is easy because there is only one INF file. There are some driver archives with several INF files in different folders.
Selecting the correct one for the installation would require you to read them all to choose the correct file. In such cases, when you need to pick an INF file from several, it would be easier and safer to use the Windows Add a device tool.
There is nothing but plain text inside which are instructions for Windows to decipher…. The Device Manager listing should look like the last image below. If so, you are now connected with the correct driver. If you ever delete a driver which is required later you can always reinstall it…be assured that Windows will find it.
Great description and walk through.
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