Standard android image

[Charliest]

I installed TWRP, Linux and rooted Android and all was working fine. I then attempted to decrypt the Data partition so that I could use TWRP and managed to trash my standard (unrooted) Android installation so that it no longer boots. No problem with the other partitions.

Can anyone point me to the unrooted factory image so that I can re-install unrooted Android?

[Zarhan]

I installed TWRP, Linux and rooted Android and all was working fine. I then attempted to decrypt the Data partition so that I could use TWRP and managed to trash my standard (unrooted) Android installation so that it no longer boots. No problem with the other partitions.

Can anyone point me to the unrooted factory image so that I can re-install unrooted Android?

Try the links in this post: https://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showto...st&p=294205

(Thanks, Ninji!)

[irukandji]

I installed TWRP, Linux and rooted Android and all was working fine. I then attempted to decrypt the Data partition so that I could use TWRP and managed to trash my standard (unrooted) Android installation so that it no longer boots. No problem with the other partitions.

Can anyone point me to the unrooted factory image so that I can re-install unrooted Android?

Try the links in this post: https://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showto...st&p=294205

(Thanks, Ninji!)

Similar question as OP, I have no clue what happened but rooten image doesnt recognize sim while I am getting "android.support.multidex.MultiDexApplication keeps stopping" on rooted and unrooted androids. I have a TWRP backup but I dont know which partitions I should restore (on my samsung galaxy there were only a few, here is a whole collections and I dont want to mess up something.

Also regarding the link you have posted, stock cosmo_fw_200118213137.zip, how to flash it, so I can begin from start as I have already installed magisk in my first twrp backup and I suspect it is the problem for my sim issue (https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/issues/1801).

Sorry, still learning....

[Charliest]

I installed TWRP, Linux and rooted Android and all was working fine. I then attempted to decrypt the Data partition so that I could use TWRP and managed to trash my standard (unrooted) Android installation so that it no longer boots. No problem with the other partitions.

Can anyone point me to the unrooted factory image so that I can re-install unrooted Android?

Try the links in this post: https://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showto...st&p=294205

(Thanks, Ninji!)

Thank you for the information. I assume that I can use the scatter file (changing several filenames to specify the proper configuration) and then use the flash tool to burn the image. If I am mistaken, please advise.