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- May 8, 2024 at 6:38 AM #23897Linux UserParticipant
I have a brand new LeEco Le Max 2 (X820) phone. I wanted to root it. Following the directions here, I managed to install TWRP. Here is where I ran into trouble. I was not able to install the superuser program because I was unable to access the internal storage of the phone (internal storage 0MB). For that reason I was not able to back up the current system. I researched the topic, I found out that if I wipe the internal storage, I would have access it. So I wiped internal storage, but now the phone will no longer boot, it is stuck on boot up logo page. I do not have a back up of the existing system. But I am not attached to it. I am happy to migrate to a new version. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
May 8, 2024 at 6:38 AM #23902Linux UserParticipant[quote quote=23897]I am happy to migrate to a new version. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
[/quote]Hi @ian_lin
Here are few custom ROMs for the Le Max 2 that you can try:
– LineageOS 14.1 for Le MAX 2
– CyanogenMod 14.1 for Le MAX 2May 8, 2024 at 6:38 AM #23903Linux UserParticipantDear shibaa987:
Thank you for your reply! I feel so relieved you answered. I am completely new at this. I am terrified that I would do something dumb and make things even worse.
Since I can no longer boot into android, how do I transfer ROM onto the phone?May 8, 2024 at 6:38 AM #23905Linux UserParticipantHi Ian,
Few question(s):
– Do you have TWRP installed??If NO then you would need to install the TWRP first on the phone to proceed further.
If YES, then do the following to get it connected to a PC:
– Select Mount and Enable MTP (If you see as Disable MTP on the below right side button then no need to do anything)
– Now connect the phone to a PC (Windows PC is recommended) with a USB cable.
– Now you will see the device’s storage on PC and you can transfer the required files.I hope you won’t find any difficulties executing the above. Feels free to Send a message if you want any help. :)
May 8, 2024 at 6:38 AM #23909Linux UserParticipantThanks for your reply. Yes I have TWRP installed. That was how I was able to wipe internal storage, resulting in an unbootable phone. I have decided to try LineageOS you recommended. The instructions says to “Wipe data factory reset, Cache partition, Dalvik Cache and Format the System partition.” I am a little concerned with that because wiping internal storage is what got me into trouble in the first place.
May 8, 2024 at 6:38 AM #23926Linux UserParticipant[quote quote=23909]The instructions says to “Wipe data factory reset, Cache partition, Dalvik Cache and Format the System partition.” I am a little concerned with that because wiping internal storage is what got me into trouble in the first place.
[/quote]As you have already wiped everything off the phone, you should not be concerned of this anymore.
Now you just copy the ROM and GApps file to the phone via TWRP MTP mode and then flash the ROM and GApps and then boot the phone.It’s that simple. If you still get into trouble I am here to help you out. :)
May 8, 2024 at 6:38 AM #23932Linux UserParticipantThanks, shibaa987! For my education, what can be done with an encrypted phone? Since internal storage is not accessible, there is no way to install a ROM from it. I don’t think push or sideload will work either w/o access to storage. Is the only option available wiping internal storage?
May 8, 2024 at 6:38 AM #23945Linux UserParticipant[quote quote=23932]what can be done with an encrypted phone? Since internal storage is not accessible?
[/quote]Ok, if the phone’s data partition is encrypted, then you need to format the data partition. Note that format is different than wiping the partition. I believe after formatting the data partition it should be decrypted.
Now, you either copy the ROM file to the storage or do a sideload, and it should work.Please do let me know after doing that !!
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May 8, 2024 at 6:38 AM #23985Linux UserParticipantThanks! That seems to have worked!
May 8, 2024 at 6:38 AM #24067Linux UserParticipant[quote quote=23985]Thanks! That seems to have worked!
[/quote]Now, That sounds great.
You are no more new at it. you gained a good amount of experience. :)
I hope you can help people with similar problems from now on… Happy romming. ;) - AuthorPosts
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