this is actually a very simple fix
new method:
flash the unbrick.zip from this link http://www.mediafire.com/download/ar1yca1ih6adld2/Unbrick.zip
old method:
first you need a recovery with ADB don't worry if you don't there are working flashable recovery zips to the newest TWRP recoveries and they have ADB so once you have your recovery flashed you need to install the android SDK and learn how to use ADB (there are several guides across the internet I won't be providing one) then just type in
adb shell flash_eraseall /dev/mtd/mtd8
adb reboot recovery
if it throws an error like "not found" then you'll need the flash_eraseall binary I will provide the binary then it's simply
adb shell mount -o remount,rw / /
adb push flash_eraseall /sbin/
adb shell chmod 755 /sbin/flash_eraseall
adb shell flash_eraseall /dev/mtd/mtd8
adb shell flash_eraseall /dev/mtd/mtd9
adb reboot recovery
that should get you out of the loop (Note: on first boot it will boot to recovery this is normal from recovery reboot normally)
flash_eraseall binary: flash_eraseall
figured this thing needed a video and I was testing out my recording/teaching skills so tell me how you like it
Credits: zefie, he was an optimus V user and came up with this fix originally
bigsupersquid, for making a thread and reposting the info in an easier to find place
EDIT: seems that you also need to format mtd9 as well guide updated
new method:
flash the unbrick.zip from this link http://www.mediafire.com/download/ar1yca1ih6adld2/Unbrick.zip
old method:
first you need a recovery with ADB don't worry if you don't there are working flashable recovery zips to the newest TWRP recoveries and they have ADB so once you have your recovery flashed you need to install the android SDK and learn how to use ADB (there are several guides across the internet I won't be providing one) then just type in
adb shell flash_eraseall /dev/mtd/mtd8
adb reboot recovery
if it throws an error like "not found" then you'll need the flash_eraseall binary I will provide the binary then it's simply
adb shell mount -o remount,rw / /
adb push flash_eraseall /sbin/
adb shell chmod 755 /sbin/flash_eraseall
adb shell flash_eraseall /dev/mtd/mtd8
adb shell flash_eraseall /dev/mtd/mtd9
adb reboot recovery
that should get you out of the loop (Note: on first boot it will boot to recovery this is normal from recovery reboot normally)
flash_eraseall binary: flash_eraseall
figured this thing needed a video and I was testing out my recording/teaching skills so tell me how you like it
Credits: zefie, he was an optimus V user and came up with this fix originally
bigsupersquid, for making a thread and reposting the info in an easier to find place
EDIT: seems that you also need to format mtd9 as well guide updated
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