I need your help please, full adb wipe fail. Video

[capo745]

I posted before with this problem and still can't seem to find what I'm doing wrong. Here's a video of what I'm doing. Please any advice that would help me do this full adb wipe, thanks.

[video=youtube;NkKz90tzEks]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkKz90tzEks"]YouTube - adb fail[/video]

 

[capo745]

Anyone that could help me out there?

 

[garrett]

here are the nandroid error codes... http://www.droidforums.net/forum/tech-issues-bug-reports-suggestions/20546-nandroid-error-codes.html

4 - Seems to happen when applying a .rom.tgz format. There is too many extensions at the end (I.e. .rom.tgz.tgz, needs to be .rom.tgz) Also could be caused by exracting a .rom.tgz . These files need to be left as a .rom.tgz file.

21 - The file name of the folder has a space in it. ( I.e. nandroid/sample rom, needs to be nandroid/samplerom)

25 - The rom is in too many subfolders. ( I.e. nandroid/samplerom/samplerom, it needs to be nandroid/samplerom

28 - The rom is corrupt somehow, simple redownload or pick another mirror site.

34 - This is when doing a backup and there isn't enough space on the sdcard. Delete some files to make room and start again.

35 - The name for the backup is too many characters. Simply rename.

it looks like your nandroid restore is in a subfolder when it shouldnt be.

 

[garrett]

oh yeah you should also be in "su" while in adb shell

when you log in to adb shell the first command should be "su" then enter

if you dont know su=super user / root access mode

 

[capo745]

oh yeah you should also be in "su" while in adb shell

when you log in to adb shell the first command should be "su" then enter

if you dont know su=super user / root access mode

So is this how it's supposed to be typed in?

su
adb shell
format SYSTEM
format DATA
format CACHE

And thanks for your quick reply!

 

[garrett]

oh yeah you should also be in "su" while in adb shell

when you log in to adb shell the first command should be "su" then enter

if you dont know su=super user / root access mode

So is this how it's supposed to be typed in?

su
adb shell
format SYSTEM
format DATA
format CACHE

And thanks for your quick reply!

no...

adb shell
su
format SYSTEM
format DATA
format CACHE

you can also wipe all that info from sprecovery without using a computer too

when in sprecovery select "wipe data/factory reset" and then select "wipe cache partition"

this will do the same thing as adb

 

[mrothschild]

Garrett, Thanks for the walkthrough. I was able to do my wipe using the sprecovery feature.

 

[garrett]

anytime...