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Tried it, for some reason, it didn't work, and the second option didn't help too.
I'll try MiFlash now, finally got to a PC.
[2014-07-08] ClockworkMod Recovery 6.0.5.0
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I'll try MiFlash now, finally got to a PC.
Hey, there!
If you use Android, you can recover deleted data from Android phones easily.
1. Do not save any new files into the memory card of your phone.
2. Connect it with computer. You should see memory card shown as a drive letter (like H in My Computer.
3. Run Android Data Recovery into your computer.
4. Install and open the program, select your memory drive, and click 'Start' button to start scanning process which will find your files.
If you use Android, you can recover deleted data from Android phones easily.
1. Do not save any new files into the memory card of your phone.
2. Connect it with computer. You should see memory card shown as a drive letter (like H in My Computer.
3. Run Android Data Recovery into your computer.
4. Install and open the program, select your memory drive, and click 'Start' button to start scanning process which will find your files.
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Mmm... U didn't understand.. We're talking about a partition, if it's gone, u can't recover it, u must flash it again
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So I flashed stock img files through MiFlash. Reinstalled Aries tools and flashed CWM. Tried enabling TrueDualBoot. Here's the log:
I: checking for extendedcommand...
I: skipping execution of extendedcommand, file not found...
I: Can't partition non-vfat: ext4
I: Can't format unknown volume: /external_sd
I: Can't format unknown volume: /emmc
It froze again during the procedure. Now I'm trying to fix the drivers on my PC. What may be wrong?I: skipping execution of extendedcommand, file not found...
I: Can't partition non-vfat: ext4
I: Can't format unknown volume: /external_sd
I: Can't format unknown volume: /emmc
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https://mega.co.nz/#F!MIABCZAK!MWO-eBAA4sxwVfkOKG31nA here i have almost all factory images, download data.img and flash it via fastboot, don't have upload system yet....
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Thank you, but I cannot find the file named data.img. there, only userdata.img, am I doing something wrong?
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fastboot, if u have aries toolkit, u have it, reboot into botloader and type
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fastboot flash userdata [path of userdata.img]erythrocytes
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I launched Aries tools, went into advanced, and when I type 2 for 'reboot into' and press enter, it takes me to partition expanding. Can I reboot into bootloader any other way?
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Yes, use shell (under advanced) and type
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su
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It gives me 'invalid, try again' message for some reason. I checked, all three files with 'adb' in their Jane are in the folder with start.exe of Aries tools.
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So I have set up Android SDK for ADB using a short guide.
Before I continue, I must note I have a stock Xiaomi image on the phone right now, without (!) root, because I couldn't download JLBs from the site mentioned in the thread about MiFlash.
I launch system on the phone and enable USB debugging. Then type "adb device". My phone shows up there. I try typing in SU, but nothing turns up. Still, when I enter the wrong command, list of adb commands shows up. I try reboot-bootloader, it doesn't work.
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Before I continue, I must note I have a stock Xiaomi image on the phone right now, without (!) root, because I couldn't download JLBs from the site mentioned in the thread about MiFlash.
I launch system on the phone and enable USB debugging. Then type "adb device". My phone shows up there. I try typing in SU, but nothing turns up. Still, when I enter the wrong command, list of adb commands shows up. I try reboot-bootloader, it doesn't work.
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Set up fast boot, same steps for adb but the device must be in bootloader
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Adb reboot bootloader or via aries toolkit under advanced there is reboot into and choose bootloader or vol - and power when turn it on
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Shutdown phone and boot it pressing vol - and power
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