hydroman202
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I accidentally flashed the wrong img. Now my phone is detected on the computer as COM4. It won't show anything on the screen. Can somebody help?
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it was a recovery for the lg optimus f3. Thinking it was the one for the tribute (I had renamed it), i flashed it, as result, all i have is a black screen and the computer detects it, only in com mode though. Im thinking its going to be pretty hard to fix. Any help is welcome though!Ok what image did you flash and what was it for? Sounds like a tough one but we shall see.
The only thing it does when i try to put it in download mode is it shows QSUSB_BULK Mode under device manager. As for stock images, i haven't seen any. I appreciate the help!First we need to see if you can get it to download mode. Should be Volume up plus power with phone connected to pc via usb. Im hoping you can use lg tools to put back stock image from lg website if they have it available. You will have to see. If lg tool can see the phone in download mode you can push back stock to the device.
What ROM are you on??Actually, i might have found a fix, but someone would have to get the files off the device for me, because of the state my phone in in, i can't. these are the needed files:
1- sbl1.img
2- aboot.img
3- rpm.img
4- tz.img
I apologize. I just found out those particular files are part of the "kdz" file. Although, when i connected it a while ago to the mobile support tool, it said i had the latest firmware, but when i tried to recover it, it told me the battery was too low. any ways around this?Yeah I dont see those either.
dd if=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/aboot of=/storage/external_SD/aboot.img
Still having brick issues. The only thing i have going for me right now is the device seems to work with the send commands, although it still remains as black as ever. I know theres a way to fix this thing, i just haven't found it yet. I wonder if there is a kdz file yet?Was this the recovery you tried to install?
http://androidforums.com/threads/t-...-twrp-v-2-8-0-0-for-the-lg-optimus-f3.928407/
If so, your aboot partition is overwritten. You probably don't need the other ones, i.e. sbl1, rpm, tz.
I assume you've already read this?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2582142
If you can see the partitions with "gdisk -l /dev/sdX" (where X is a letter depending on your setup) as described in the post, then you can just overwrite the bad aboot with a correct image.
I can't get you the image file right now. If you can't wait, maybe someone can help before I can. To pull the aboot image to the root of an SD:
Change the output location "of=" to something else if an SD is not available or the rom uses another location.Code:dd if=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/aboot of=/storage/external_SD/aboot.img
Once aboot is restored, you should hopefully have access to the download mode and possibly your normal rom if your rom was previously bootable. Then most likely you need to install a correct recovery to get that to work. Good luck.
So no access to download mode or fastboot?Still having brick issues. The only thing i have going for me right now is the device seems to work with the send commands, although it still remains as black as ever. I know theres a way to fix this thing, i just haven't found it yet. I wonder if there is a kdz file yet?
Hmm... I thought you couldn't get to the download mode? Are you able to use the LG support tool after charging? I am not sure what state your phone is in. My guess is your phone has F3's aboot. It's not compatible enough to load Tribute's download mode and not broken enough for the early-stage bootloader to give up.Still having brick issues. The only thing i have going for me right now is the device seems to work with the send commands, although it still remains as black as ever. I know theres a way to fix this thing, i just haven't found it yet. I wonder if there is a kdz file yet?
Do you know if those 56K/130K/910K USB cables have any effect on newer LG devices? Peeking inside the aboot image, I saw references to them, so was wondering if the cables would enable special modes or diagnostic interfaces.In device manager, manually update the drivers for the qhsusb_bulk device using these drivers:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/3hovx8h7nauy7e6/Qcomm_Drivers.zip?dl=0
Unzip into a regular folder then point at that entire folder as the driver destination. Then see if the device is listed in more specific terms afterward. Should specify if it's a 9006, 9008 or other. Typically if it's 9006, the partitions will populate as "drives" in windows explorer so it's fairly obvious.
edit:
also, there is a tot available:
http://www.lgbbs.com:41/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=720&highlight=ls660
Just depends on whether you're ok with buying one or not. I've bought from that guy before. I'm not saying it's great, but it's how we've acquired many of the tots we have for various devices. Just letting you know it's an option. The partitions can also be extracted from tots though I've struggled with that in comparison to kdz's.
Also, you can dd write all the necessary partitions as was described earlier.
I'm not seeing your device listed in the QDLoader unbrick tool at first glance unless it goes by other names.
Do you know if those 56K/130K/910K USB cables have any effect on newer LG devices? Peeking inside the aboot image, I saw references to them, so was wondering if the cables would enable special modes or diagnostic interfaces.
I think the OP has moved on, so I guess we are not likely to get the answer. Anyway, thanks for your info. I've pulled .TOT out of .KDZ and partition images out of .TOT (before kdz got heavily encrypted), but I didn't know .TOT files can be purchased.I am not aware of that functionality. Were you able to pin down which Qcomm mode you are in? Drivers work for you?
edit: my mistake, not the OP.
I think the OP has moved on, so I guess we are not likely to get the answer. Anyway, thanks for your info. I've pulled .TOT out of .KDZ and partition images out of .TOT (before kdz got heavily encrypted), but I didn't know .TOT files can be purchased.
I am fairly new to the Android scene. There was a time when I had an urge to get a Windows debugging session going so that I could hope to pull the raw data out of the kdz file and/or the support tool. But I realize it'd be better to just avoid bricking period.Mostly G3 and older. Still no ATT G4 tot available to this day though if you have one, PM me . LG ramped up their security measures in recent months so it's not as easy as it used to be sadly. It'd be nice if they shared them with the masses but no such luck. Most of the tot's seen in the wild come from a fairly small band of users who've spanned multiple generations of LG devices and have shared with the community. Otherwise tots would be a myth.