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  2. Jul 13, 2021 · For devices that support Fastboot mode, you can try the following commands: Enter fastboot mode: adb reboot bootloader; Check whether the mobile phone is also in fastboot mode: fastboot devices; Delete the data: fastboot erase userdata; Delete cache: fastboot erase cache

  3. Apr 27, 2023 · Now open CMD inside the platform-tools folder and type in the below command: adb reboot recovery. Finally, execute the below command to perform a factory reset: adb shell recovery --wipe_data. You may now reboot your device to the OS via the below command: adb reboot. That’s it.

  4. Nov 16, 2015 · 1. the exact commands in order to wipe all android partitions except /misc (/boot, /data, /cache, /recovery, /system). 2. the exact commands in order to flash two zip files (1. custom rom, 2. kernel) 3. is there anyway i can merge two android partitions specifically data with recovery because i don't want to use it anymore?

  5. Oct 13, 2016 · To boot into recovery mode for all Android devices, open the terminal and type: adb reboot recovery This command allows you to boot directly into recovery mode without pushing any buttons on the phone. If adb returns a device not found error message, run the following commands to check if your phone appears on the list of devices attached:

  6. Apr 14, 2017 · Apr 14, 2017 at 11:35. using adb shell, you can connect to a debuggable android device, am is a command line tool that comes with android and let's you call verious android commands. the one in the answer let's you broadcast an ACTION_MASTER_CLEAR intent, which will factroy reset the android device. – SilverCorvus.

  7. Mar 20, 2024 · So I just bought a blackberry leap. It was a "for parts" device, and needed an OS reinstall. I noticed some people got stuck on this so let me explain how I did it. This does currently work as of the day this is posted. First, you need an autoloader. Download the corresponding one for your device here: BB10 Autoloaders

  8. Then, tap the Start button to boot the installed Linux distro. Note the IP address of the running Linux instance and launch the terminal emulator app (Figure 4). Figure 4: Establish an SSH connection in the terminal emulator with your username and the IP address of the Linux instance.

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