Error ID 1001 when reading partitions
Error ID 1001 when reading partitions
(24-08-2019, 06:45 PM)Blendomatik As far as I know it's not rooted. I was able to use Netflix and other apps without problems and those apps normally don't work when the device is rooted. Do you think I could flash a stock boot.img and try flashing TWRP again? Or would flashing a new boot.img cause issues?
Btw. the UAT support team confirmed that my device is supported so I might try that tool if nothing else works.
(25-08-2019, 08:31 PM)hovatekHow would I go about doing that?(24-08-2019, 06:45 PM)Blendomatik As far as I know it's not rooted. I was able to use Netflix and other apps without problems and those apps normally don't work when the device is rooted. Do you think I could flash a stock boot.img and try flashing TWRP again? Or would flashing a new boot.img cause issues?
Btw. the UAT support team confirmed that my device is supported so I might try that tool if nothing else works.
The safest option would be to try the tool.
The approach I was thinking was to patch boot.img using Magisk then flash the boot.img (this'll disable verity check) after which you flash TWRP
(26-08-2019, 10:56 AM)Blendomatik How would I go about doing that?
(26-08-2019, 12:09 PM)freshtytI tried the Magisk procedure using a boot image from the B02 version, but it didn't work (current verion of the device is B04 so I guess that's why...). The phone still just went to DFU mode when I rebooted it to recovery. I'm still looking for the correct boot image for my firmware version (A2017GV1.30B04), maybe the Magisk procedure will work with that.(26-08-2019, 10:56 AM)Blendomatik How would I go about doing that?
magisk? if yes, patch your stock boot.img using the guide @ https://www.hovatek.com/forum/thread-21427.html
you can flash using fastboot or if fastboot is inaccessible then use edl tool
boot the phone to homescreen then you can retry flashing twrp
(27-08-2019, 03:24 PM)Blendomatik I tried the Magisk procedure using a boot image from the B02 version, but it didn't work (current verion of the device is B04 so I guess that's why...). The phone still just went to DFU mode when I rebooted it to recovery. I'm still looking for the correct boot image for my firmware version (A2017GV1.30B04), maybe the Magisk procedure will work with that.
I also went ahead and bought the Uni-Android tool I was talking about, but it gave out an error when it tried to read the partition table; up to that point it went fine and recognised everything. I posted a thread on the UAT support forum so maybe they can help me with the issue.
Also, when you talk about my phone being encrypted, do you mean the screen lock or something else? Because this tool has an option to reset or disable the pattern/pin lock apparently without data loss, but I'm hesitant to use that feature just yet.
(27-08-2019, 03:24 PM)BlendomatikYou may try this,(26-08-2019, 12:09 PM)freshtytI tried the Magisk procedure using a boot image from the B02 version, but it didn't work (current verion of the device is B04 so I guess that's why...). The phone still just went to DFU mode when I rebooted it to recovery. I'm still looking for the correct boot image for my firmware version (A2017GV1.30B04), maybe the Magisk procedure will work with that.(26-08-2019, 10:56 AM)Blendomatik How would I go about doing that?
magisk? if yes, patch your stock boot.img using the guide @ https://www.hovatek.com/forum/thread-21427.html
you can flash using fastboot or if fastboot is inaccessible then use edl tool
boot the phone to homescreen then you can retry flashing twrp
I also went ahead and bought the Uni-Android tool I was talking about, but it gave out an error when it tried to read the partition table; up to that point it went fine and recognised everything. I posted a thread on the UAT support forum so maybe they can help me with the issue.
Also, when you talk about my phone being encrypted, do you mean the screen lock or something else? Because this tool has an option to reset or disable the pattern/pin lock apparently without data loss, but I'm hesitant to use that feature just yet.
(29-08-2019, 11:29 PM)YGSI tried flashing TWRP with the stock B04 boot.img you provided and also after patching that image, but both times it didn't work. I guess, the recovery gets immediately overwritten - as you explained - because the phone continuously reboots when rebooting to recovery. That could be linked to the fact that I can't/couldn't boot into the stock recovery to begin with, it would only bootloop and eventually end up in DFU mode.(27-08-2019, 03:24 PM)BlendomatikYou may try this,(26-08-2019, 12:09 PM)freshtytI tried the Magisk procedure using a boot image from the B02 version, but it didn't work (current verion of the device is B04 so I guess that's why...). The phone still just went to DFU mode when I rebooted it to recovery. I'm still looking for the correct boot image for my firmware version (A2017GV1.30B04), maybe the Magisk procedure will work with that.(26-08-2019, 10:56 AM)Blendomatik How would I go about doing that?
magisk? if yes, patch your stock boot.img using the guide @ https://www.hovatek.com/forum/thread-21427.html
you can flash using fastboot or if fastboot is inaccessible then use edl tool
boot the phone to homescreen then you can retry flashing twrp
I also went ahead and bought the Uni-Android tool I was talking about, but it gave out an error when it tried to read the partition table; up to that point it went fine and recognised everything. I posted a thread on the UAT support forum so maybe they can help me with the issue.
Also, when you talk about my phone being encrypted, do you mean the screen lock or something else? Because this tool has an option to reset or disable the pattern/pin lock apparently without data loss, but I'm hesitant to use that feature just yet.
A2017GV1.30B04 (Stock boot.img)
ZTE Axon 7 Official TWRP 3.3.1.0
Understanding about Recovery Restriction
Due the restriction from zte axon 7 kernel which not allowing user to changed Stock Recovery with any Custom Recovery,
then u must rename the file "recovery-from-boot.p" to "recovery-from-boot.p.bak" before installing TWRP
to prevent your Custom Recovery gets overwritten with Stock Recovery after reboot.
To do this, you must first root your device, install ES file explorer or any others file explorer that supports root, open your file explorer then give root permission,
go to and rename the /system/recovery-from-boot.p to /system/recovery-from-boot.p.bak
(30-08-2019, 10:09 PM)Blendomatik ...That could be linked to the fact that I can't/couldn't boot into the stock recovery to begin with...
(31-08-2019, 10:54 PM)X3nonI tried that already but same result as always. I still didn't get a reply to my question on the UAT forum so I don't know what else to do. I guess I'll just repost the same question on there and see if I have any luck :/(30-08-2019, 10:09 PM)Blendomatik ...That could be linked to the fact that I can't/couldn't boot into the stock recovery to begin with...
look for stock recovery for your exact same build number (maybe @YGS can help with the recovery.img file), flash it then attempt to boot into recovery mode
lets know if that works or not
(13-09-2019, 10:16 PM)Blendomatik I tried that already but same result as always. I still didn't get a reply to my question on the UAT forum so I don't know what else to do. I guess I'll just repost the same question on there and see if I have any luck :/