

Lock/unlock partitions for flashing fastboot flashing lock|unlock fastboot devices ĭisplay given bootloader variable. List devices in bootloader (-l: with device paths). fastboot flashallįlash given partition, using the image from $ANDROID_PRODUCT_OUT if no filename is given. Secondary images may be flashed to inactive slot.

On A/B devices, flashed slot is set as active. fastboot update ZIPįlash all partitions from $ANDROID_PRODUCT_OUT. The LineageOS wiki did not mention that you would need a trick which is to long press power key after flashing recovery to shutdown the fastboot mode and release it before the vibration and quickly press volume down and power button to boot into recovery instead of system as booting into system would cause the recovery to be restored to the stock original one.Fastboot Usage: fastboot COMMAND.įlash all partitions from an update.zip package. I also switched to another version of TWRP ( ) as the version mentioned on LineageOS wiki freezes (not responding to touching). I tried this because a lot of discussion online mentioned some sort of issue with Ryzen, while some discussion said Ryzen is irrelevant. I switched to an Intel Core computer (the one I had been using was Ryzen) and fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.2.3-0-X00T-20180902.img worked. Some other fastboot commands such as fastboot flashing get_unlock_ability would fail similarly.įastboot devices correctly displays the device. Sending 'recovery' (58108 KB) FAILED (Write to device failed (Invalid argument)) Sometimes different error message appears, such as: fastboot flash recovery. Sending 'recovery' (58108 KB) FAILED (Write to device failed in SendBuffer() (Too many links))Īnd the phone displayed Press any key to shutdown.

When I tried to flash TWRP image which was mentioned on the LineageOS wiki ( ) to recovery, this appeared: fastboot flash recovery. The device is properly unlocked and the command fastboot oem device-info confirms it is unlocked. I am trying to get LineageOS on my ASUS Zenfone Max Pro M1 (X00TDB).
