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Mucked up. Bricked?
Hello.
My android is a 2.2 or 2.3 (can't look). I wanted to make more room on the phone, so for most files for which Titanium Pro gave the option of converting to user apps, I did, then moved to the card.
Bad idea. Now the phone is stuck at the initial screen (the one w/the lock button and wallpaper background). It won't respond to the power off or unlock buttons, nor does it respond to the recovery combo buttons. I removed the battery, and when I put it back in, it powered on, but nothing changed.
The phone did "wake up" when I called my phone, though, and it responded to "end" call. After I ended the call, the background stayed gray and there was still no response to any buttons. However, once the phone had woken up, I saw a system update notification on the notification bar, which I was able to slide down; system updates never worked on my phone, but previously it had taken me to some sort of Android error icon where the recovery combo buttons would take me to the recovery screen. I was able to achieve that today, but when I rebooted into recovery, I ended up right back where I started. And now the system update option is gone and I'm right back to where I started.
Suggestions? Thanks.
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Re: Mucked up. Bricked?
So you can't boot into recovery? What phone make/model do you have? That would also help narrow down the issue and possible solutions to get you restored.
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Re: Mucked up. Bricked?
No, the only time I was even able to get to the boot options screen was via the update system app. I have an LG Optimus (Sprint).
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Re: Mucked up. Bricked?
OK, I found a thread that helped me recover ([Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]) plus unzipping my Titanuim back.up. The only problem now is (1) my phone doesn't recognize anything on my SD card and (2) I'll have to figure out which rooting program I used.
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Re: Mucked up. Bricked?
Head on over to [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]. The rooting tool you used was probably from there, and there are numerous threads describing unbricking. As to the sd card, you could use an sd card reader, copy everything to your pc, than wipe the card, copy things back to the phone, and reinsert it. Have you rebooted the phone? Also, try wiping again and seeing if the phone recognizes the card. Does the phone see the card and think it's empty, or not sense the card at all? If it thinks the card is empty, you should check other places and confirm that you didn't accidentally wipe the card at any point.