Hello,
Not-quite-happy user of ZTE Open C here.
This happened as follows:
I've downloaded the rooted firmware from comebuy.com.
The main reason was to install Russian key… (read more)
Hello,
Not-quite-happy user of ZTE Open C here.
This happened as follows:
I've downloaded the rooted firmware from comebuy.com.
The main reason was to install Russian keyboard, which I managed to do by building and flashing Gaia.
The Gaia was from v1.4 branch, and some apps didn't work properly (camera & keyboard, in particular).
Then I did the fatal mistake, it seems - instead of returning to v1.3 I decided to build & flash Gecko from v1.4. Almost everything worked fine except that I hit some bug where SIM card wasn't working at the start but switching airplane mode on&off fixed the situation. However, after a reboot, the screen just turned off right after showing the splash image of the fox. At that point, the system still booted into normal mode, so I tried to recompile Gaia again and flash it onto the device. And then only the recovery mode became available =\
Then I tried various things, and the current state is:
- recovery & bootloader modes work
- updates can't be applied, failing with 'E: signature verification failed' for both rooted and official firmware
- fastboot flash doesn't work, printing the message "FAILED (remote: flash write failure)" every time
- adb shell doesn't work - first it was barking about the wrong permissions (- exec '/system/bin/sh' failed permission denied (13)), by now I have erased the /system partition altogether using fastboot because adb push printed an error about no space left on device, and I thought maybe erasing some partitions will help (that was way too naive, I must admit...)
Now I wish to return to the original firmware, either from ZTE website or comebuy.com. The most adequate way seems to be applying an update from recovery mode, but the verification failure has to be circumvented somehow.
Any thoughts?