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Meizu pro 5 without any os.

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      bontemps
      last edited by 19 Oct 2017, 19:22

      I can't access TWRP, it is booting in cyrcle.
      So maybe i should reflash TWRP.

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        bontemps
        last edited by 19 Oct 2017, 19:26

        Actually, i tryed to reboot it using TWRP.
        And now, it continually boot, enter TWRP, and reboot immediately, i have no time to use TWRP meanwhile.

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          Stefano @bontemps
          last edited by Stefano 20 Oct 2017, 01:32

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            Stefano @bontemps
            last edited by 20 Oct 2017, 06:02

            @bontemps we need to fix the partition.
            Go back to fastboot and type: fastboot -u
            It suppose to format partition before erase, so try this first and then try to flash TWRP, and then that update.zip

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              Stefano @bontemps
              last edited by Stefano 20 Oct 2017, 06:57

              @bontemps You may also try this command, just copy and paste:

              fastboot update update.zip

              (where ''update.zip''is your renamed Unlocked_bootloader_pro5_update.zip placed on your PC in your Home directory)

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                Stefano @bontemps
                last edited by 20 Oct 2017, 08:40

                @bontemps Herelink text is a little bit more about fastboot have a look.
                Also in fastboot type fastboot --help and it display all the options.
                Maybe another wipe would help.
                Give it a try. I had a similar situation with the phone and was panicking that I bricked it, but in the end I sorted it out. I remember that I done : fastboot -w and also fastboot -u and one of them helped.

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                  Stefano @bontemps
                  last edited by 20 Oct 2017, 18:17

                  @bontemps Any luck so far???

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                    bontemps
                    last edited by 22 Oct 2017, 09:48

                    Very well, the /data partition was corrupt.
                    I have just formated it with TWRP and restored the backup.
                    The phone work very well and i directly made the update to ubport version 2.
                    Thank you very much for the help and the files.

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                      Stefano @bontemps
                      last edited by 22 Oct 2017, 09:57

                      @bontemps Yeeeeeeesss!!!!! I told you we'll fix it. Enjoy it. 🙂

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                        Stefano @bontemps
                        last edited by 25 Oct 2017, 17:07

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                          bontemps
                          last edited by 5 Nov 2017, 14:34

                          Sorry, i was disconnected.
                          So, i don't remember clearly but there simply was a button in one of the TWRP's tools.
                          It was written on it: format /data (or something like that).

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                            jor1196
                            last edited by 7 Sept 2018, 01:55

                            https://forum.xda-developers.com/meizu-pro-5/how-to/tutorial-restore-hard-bricked-lost-t3838461
                            unlock bootloader only windows 7

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                              Mirv
                              last edited by 29 Oct 2018, 14:00

                              I had Meizu Pro 5 Ubuntu Edition but run into the https://forums.ubports.com/assets/uploads/files/1528013524195-8a15d567-ca4b-44ca-a1ce-84fdb7e0aec7-image.png screen when first trying to update it to Ubports 16.04/stable channel.

                              Somehow now later I managed to flash - with ubuntu-device-flash - from within 16.04 ubuntu installation (actually, 16.04 lxd container with usb vendor specific passthrough). I did that by booting to Ubuntu's recovery installation with power button + volume up - this is where you might need the recovery-turbo.img but I had it flashed already.

                              I verified that from within my lxc container (where I had added lxc config device add CONTAINERNAME meizu usb vendorid=18d1) I was able to see the device with 'adb devices'. Then I ran ubuntu-device-flash --server=http://system-image.ubports.com touch --device=turbo --channel=ubports-touch/15.04/stable - I thought it got stuck after downloads, but actually then it started the "Pushing" phase. And even more to my surprise, it rebooted to flashing phase with Ubuntu prorgress bar going back and forth, and then booted into working Ubports installation! Even though I specified "15.04/stable", it seems it too pointed to 16.04 already, ie OTA-5.

                              The greatest thing was that since I didn't need to specify --bootstrap or --wipe, it was even the same installation I used as my main phone back in the days, so I had all my apps and photos intact.

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