Nexus 6p Bootloop

[Howard Falchick]

I side loaded the March Security update. About a day & half later it went into a bootloop. All I can get into is Twrp. When I put the 6p on adb, and type adb devices, it will return my serial # and recovery. If I try to install or flash a file, the 6p will say no device or emulators. I heard there's a way to fix using the Emulator in Twrp. By writing some lines of code. I checked and everything is still inside my 6p storage. Maybe someone know what kind of bootloop I have and how to fix it.
Any help would be thankful

 

[iowabowtech]

I side loaded the March Security update. About a day & half later it went into a bootloop. All I can get into is Twrp. When I put the 6p on adb, and type adb devices, it will return my serial # and recovery. If I try to install or flash a file, the 6p will say no device or emulators. I heard there's a way to fix using the Emulator in Twrp. By writing some lines of code. I checked and everything is still inside my 6p storage. Maybe someone know what kind of bootloop I have and how to fix it.
Any help would be thankful

What file have you tried to flash without success? You have a strange setup right now if your device is recognized in adb but you somehow can't use twrp. Do you have a nand backup you can restore?

 

[Howard Falchick]

I can get into twrp and it works on some things.
No backup, I made it read only and it won't work.
I'm trying to install the last factory update
N4F26T. If nothing works I will send it back as I have 8 months of warranty.

 

[iowabowtech]

You can always use fastboot then to flash the factory firmware in that you own a Nexus.

https://developers.google.com/android/images

There's some good detailed instructs in this thread to assist also:

http://androidforums.com/threads/gu...s-factory-image-manually.706533/#post-6413617

Might want to pull your card contents first though if you have anything you really want there.

 

[codesplice]

Hey @Howard Falchick,

I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble with your 6P. Since you mention TWRP, can you tell us a bit more about your configuration? It's hard to troubleshoot an issue on a modified device without knowing where exactly everything sits.

Is your bootloader unlocked? If so, I would recommend that you manually flash the latest factory image. You'll lose your data in the process, but that approach has the best chance of restoring your phone to a known-good working configuration.

Edit: yeah, pretty much the things that @iowabowtech said

 

[Howard Falchick]

That what I'm going to try, flash the N4F26O.
It was working great on that build. But dumbass me I decided to sideload N4F26T and a day later wam, bootloop.