Alright Sup Forums, I'm in need of your help. I have a Rooted, unlocked bootloader Nexus 5X. I said hey, I'll install cm13. I did so and when I went to install Gapps it failed so I said fuck it I'll transfer over apks and shit from PC. But when I went to boot the phone from twrp it stayed in a bootloop on the Google with with unlocked lock on the bottom. I am restoring a backup I made. Any idea why it looped? Or am I a dumbass and it was just taking its time. I know ROMs have to load a while but typically they load during the boot animation. Any help is much appreciated.
If you're not worried about data then an advanced wipe wiping everything should do the trick. It'll reset the stage in case some ARM stuff is lingering.
Carson Young
But won't that also delete the ROM and gapp I have downloaded
Zachary Hernandez
I don't know how to identify which ROM I have
James Murphy
if you can restore your backup, then check about phone in settings
I dont know if theres another way to find out that info, but I'll keep looking
John Wright
If you could please help me find a stock AOSP Android 6.0 ROM please
That's a nice drill team ribbon you've got there, assuming A JROTC. Thought nobody would notice, kiddo?
Jason Peterson
lmao poser tryhards that can't into basic training, usually pasty white kids with no real sense of self-esteem
Grayson Thomas
That's akin to a factory reset, though. This only wipes /cache/, and /data/. The installer script should usually wipe /system/, but just in case go advanced, and do /system/, /data/, and /cache/. Make them F2FS if possible, too.
Why are you using GAPPS, though?
Jayden Moore
/system, /data and /cache, user. Leave the internal memory alone.
Christopher Martinez
If you didn't do it Flash the GApps at the same time you flash CM13
