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Root i dont have operating system anymore please help

ADB Sideload
Usage: adb sidewload filename:zip

Updating partition details...
Running boot script...
Finished running boot script.
Installing '/sdcard/k2ul_jb_2.14.401.6_stock_ode
Checking for md5 file...
Skipping md5 check: no md5 file found.
Updating partition details...
Updating partition details...
Updating partition details...
Updating partition details...
Starting ADB sideload feature...
 
Kimi1996 said:
ADB Sideload
Usage: adb sidewload filename:zip

Updating partition details...
Running boot script...
Finished running boot script.
Installing '/sdcard/k2ul_jb_2.14.401.6_stock_ode
Checking for md5 file...
Skipping md5 check: no md5 file found.
Updating partition details...
Updating partition details...
Updating partition details...
Updating partition details...
Starting ADB sideload feature...
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Now on the computer open up command prompt and type in adb sideload /path/to/romname.zip and it'll send it over USB. P.S. I am in a no signal place so I won't be on for around a good 5 hours...
 
Kimi1996 said:
ADB sideload wont load
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@eduardog She isn't following my instructions.... Which is why I keep going around in circles here lol.

If it is already on your phone. Then all you have to do is disable signature verification inside of twrp which can be found in settings. Then, install the Rom.


It isn't that difficult lol.


That is all you have to do right now, but you are making it complicated for yourself by not paying attention, reading the instructions carefully, and doing your own thing outside of the instructions being given lol.
 
ModdingMyMind said:
@eduardog She isn't following my instructions.... Which is why I keep going around in circles here lol.

If it is already on your phone. Then all you have to do is disable signature verification inside of twrp which can be found in settings. Then, install the Rom.


It isn't that difficult lol.


That is all you have to do right now, but you are making it complicated for yourself by not paying attention, reading the instructions carefully, and doing your own thing outside of the instructions being given lol.
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i did disable that and when flashing the file it said succesfull then i tried that adb sideload in the phone and it doesnt load it just stands there ADB Sideload
Usage: adb sidewload filename:zip

Updating partition details...
Running boot script...
Finished running boot script.
Installing '/sdcard/k2ul_jb_2.14.401.6_stock_ode
Checking for md5 file...
Skipping md5 check: no md5 file found.
Updating partition details...
Updating partition details...
Updating partition details...
Updating partition details...
Starting ADB sideload feature...
 
Kimi1996 said:
i did disable that and when flashing the file it said succesfull then i tried that adb sideload in the phone and it doesnt load it just stands there ADB Sideload
Usage: adb sidewload filename:zip

Updating partition details...
Running boot script...
Finished running boot script.
Installing '/sdcard/k2ul_jb_2.14.401.6_stock_ode
Checking for md5 file...
Skipping md5 check: no md5 file found.
Updating partition details...
Updating partition details...
Updating partition details...
Updating partition details...
Starting ADB sideload feature...
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Stop trying to use adb sideload!!! The only purpose of using that is to sideload a zip to your phone as a means of being quicker for those who are flashaholics.

Since you have already flashed the Rom SUCCESSFULLY then there IS NO NEED for you to use sideload.

All you need to do now is EXTRACT the boot.img from the zip file. Place the boot.img ON TO YOUR COMPUTER, insure the boot.img is located in the same folder that holds your adb/fastboot files. Now, reboot your device in to the BOOTLOADER. You should see, fastboot usb, in red. Open up a command window on your computer and using fastboot, type and enter:
Code: 
fastboot flash boot boot.img
 
Kimi1996 said:
C:\Users\Kimi>C:\Users\Kimi\Desktop\fastboot\fastboot flash boot boot.img
error: cannot load 'boot.img'
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Did you extract the boot.img from the zip and place the boot.img in the folder that has your fastboot file? You may want to do that in order to get pass that error lol ;-)
 
Kimi1996 said:
Yes i did its in that folder
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Run fastboot with administration rights, insure you have your device plugged in to your computer, and make sure your device is in the bootloader where it says on the screen, fastboot usb
 
Kimi1996 said:
i have cmd on with administration rights but i cant move now fastboot to cmd, and cant run fastboot on computer becouse it just flashes on the screen
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Do you remember how you first installed TWRP? The process for installing the boot.img is the same for you....

Otherwise, I have no idea what you are trying to explain right now. Flashes on screen?
 
You need to put your phone in the bootloader...... Then click on fastboot once you are in the bootloader....
 
And another thing.... Once your phone is finally fixed.... I am going to HIGHLY RECOMMEND that you do not EVER do anything to your phone again.... That even includes rooting....
 
Kimi1996 said:
i am on boot loader and yes when i double click fastboot on my computer it literally flashes and when i run it as administrator same happens again
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Ah, well that explains it lol. You can't run it that way. Open up a command window. Change directories to the folder that has your fastboot file.

Then, in the command window, type, fastboot flash boot boot.img.
 
Kimi1996 said:
can you give me command to command prompt?
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Yes.

Type, cd then click the space bar.

now drag and drop the folder holding your fastboot file in to the command window and press enter.

Then, type and enter, fastboot flash boot boot.img
 
Kimi1996 said:
which directories :S
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Oh boy lol....

Ok, I am going to give an example. Lets say that I have a folder on my desktop named fastboot-files, and inside that folder is where I have my adb/fastboot files AND my boot.img.

I would drag and drop the folder called, fastboot-files in to the command window....
 
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