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@mrt10001 yes I reinstall the stock rom but the problems are the same. I don't understand what you mean by set the active slot into fastboot. Also the recovery rom doesn't work, when I flash it the phone can't boot into recovery partition
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@lepotototor Most newer phones have two slots, slot A and B. Here is an explanation of the slots which is far better than I could explain.
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@mrt10001 OK I understand but when I try to see what is the current slots the terminal return that:
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@lepotototor Ok, looks like that phone is not set up with slots. So back to square one:
You are at fastboot, which is good.
Have a read through this: TWRP
Your partitions may be screwed up. Reinstalling stock usually sorts this out, but TWRP is very useful to recover and repair things. I would not worry about rooting the device, but look at TWRP.
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@mrt10001 Yes I know TWRP. I reinstall the stock ROM with fastboot and recovery but the installation of ubport failed. I also try to change the recovery.img by TWRP.img into the cache folder of ubport but I think installation can work juste with the ubport recovery.
I looked into the citrus's configuration file and other configuration with halium 10 and I think it's normal to flash the recovery.img into the boot and the recovery partition because after the installer use a fonction "install:image" and during the the reboot it download the file for thé système into several archives and into these archives there is the boot.img
I think my phone is cursed
. So I will try with the next version of the recovery.img and if still doesn't work I will sell it and buy a volla phone -
@lepotototor You checked the Data partition was EXT4?
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@mrt10001 No I don't know how the partitions format and how change if it's not
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@lepotototor In TWRP use the wipe feature (of course the usual disclaimer of back up your device, possibility of bricking it etc.). If I install any ROM, in TWRP I tend to erase Data, System and Cache in advanced wipe. However if installing a Linux based ROM, i.e. Sailfish OS, UT, PostMarketOS, I will convert the Data partition to EXT4 as some devices are in F2FS this which means no install.
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@lepotototor Make sure you used the latest fastboot image and not recovery image of android 10
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@nitanmarcel The poco m3 is build with halium 10 so I flash the recommended rom with android 10 and I use the latest recovery image of miui or the latest of TWRP ?
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@lepotototor said in Installation on poco m3 failed:
@nitanmarcel The poco m3 is build with halium 10 so I flash the recommended rom with android 10 and I use the latest recovery image of miui or the latest of TWRP ?
I cannot see what you are trying to achieve. If you use the installer and follow the instructions, you should get a good install. If you don't, it is best to install TWRP, wipe DATA, CACHE and SYSTEM, then reinstall stock (using the MiFlash tool, ensuring you DO NOT relock the bootloader) and then try again with the UT installer.
If UT won't install, you have to make sure (using TWRP) that the DATA partition is erased and formatted to EXT4 and NOT F2FS - this will decrypt the DATA partition and allow UT to see it when installing.
If UT still fails to install then the device may have had a revision upgrade and might have (annoyingly and unknown) changed hardware like a different manufactured eMMC, Screen, Camera etc, that may stop UT installing.
These are some observations where I have had installation issues across a lot of devices. I have avoided flashing devices in the list using the CLI if there is the Installer available for it as without the installer it generally has failed down to my lack of CLI and coding Fu. I have had moderate success with devices not on the installer using the CLI without bricking the device to the point of unusability, an example is the Moto E 2nd gen EXT1524 which seems to be OK(ish) with UT.
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