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Help Renamed framework-res.apk Huawei Y625

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I renamed the framework-res.apk file on my phone to framework-res.apk.bak and then I rebooted,and my phone gets stuck on the boot animation :(
I tried using adb,the phone says is in "sideload mode" and when I enter "adb shell" and "adb push" ,the cmd says "error:closed". There's no ROM on the internet... is an Huawei Y625-U21. Any ideas? :,(
 
Do you have a custom recovery available to you?

If so, you could use adb access from there to fix the issue.

And, as I just posted in another thread: changing your device without having a custom recovery and/or the ability to restore a Nandroid backup that you took just before you changed something on your /system partition is (obviously) NOT a good idea.
 
Do you have a custom recovery available to you?

If so, you could use adb access from there to fix the issue.

And, as I just posted in another thread: changing your device without having a custom recovery and/or the ability to restore a Nandroid backup that you took just before you changed something on your /system partition is (obviously) NOT a good idea.
No,I don't have any custom recovery,just the stock one.
Every time I enter any adb command,it says error:closed
I don't have a Nandroid backup
I know is not a good idea (after I have done it)
What can I do?
 
I don't know what to tell you. You've essentially locked yourself out of your phone without a way to get back in via custom recovery. A factory reset will do nothing to change the System partition, and you have no backup with the framework-res.apk file intact. If no system image file is available online, your only real recourse here may be to send it back to Huawei and have them reflash the phone. I know that's not what you want to hear, but you're kinda running low on options here. :(
 
I don't know what to tell you. You've essentially locked yourself out of your phone without a way to get back in via custom recovery. A factory reset will do nothing to change the System partition, and you have no backup with the framework-res.apk file intact. If no system image file is available online, your only real recourse here may be to send it back to Huawei and have them reflash the phone. I know that's not what you want to hear, but you're kinda running low on options here. :(
The phone actually has the file,but is called "framework-res.apk.bak" instead of "framework-res.apk"...
Thanks for replying :)
 
The problem is that the phone doesn't know that "framework-res.apk.bak" is the framework-res.apk file. The name is different, so as far as the phone is concerned that's a different file and you don't have a framework-res.apk.

Sadly, I don't see any alternative to what has been suggested: if you can't use adb to rename the file then you need to reflash the ROM, one way or another.
 
The problem is that the phone doesn't know that "framework-res.apk.bak" is the framework-res.apk file. The name is different, so as far as the phone is concerned that's a different file and you don't have a framework-res.apk.

Sadly, I don't see any alternative to what has been suggested: if you can't use adb to rename the file then you need to reflash the ROM, one way or another.
There's a ROM but is for the Y625-32,and my phone is the Y625-21. When I try to install it,it says is not for my phone (and the Y625-32 is the same phone and specs of my phone)
Can I trick the Y625-32 ROM into thinking is for the Y625-21?
 
I'm not that familiar with Huawei devices or their software packages. But I'd make sure the phones really are identical before trying something like that: if they do differ in some way, e.g. in the radio, you really don't want to install the wrong firmware.
 
I'm not that familiar with Huawei devices or their software packages. But I'd make sure the phones really are identical before trying something like that: if they do differ in some way, e.g. in the radio, you really don't want to install the wrong firmware.
I saw there aren't any differences,just the number
Anyway,can I request someone to extract the stock ROM or make one?
 
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