this is the important step and do it carefully.now u have to select the partition which is of type FAT16 and has exactly 50 mb space.now again open acronis true image and select recover.now select the "Partition3sector_full_b1_s1_v1.tib" file that i will ask where to recover.open acronis true image and select backup.now all the partitions are shown in which are in ur system.uncheck all ur system related partitions and select all the partitions of the device which are shown and finish the backup(this step is for safety.u can skip this if u r confident on urself).press power button and volume up button till u get "RESET FOR ENTRY QSTP DOWNLOAD".Now connect the device to pc(windows os).install drivers if asked.
If you formatted the /system partition too, you have to get into recovery mode by holding the upper volume button while booting, until a red screen appears.Īnother specific solution quoted here, which I cant implement as i dont have acronis which is a proprietary software: Remove the cable from your device, do a battery pull and try to boot your device Normally, it should boot correctly.The output should look something like this: 3959420000 bytes (3866621 KB) copied,, Type "sudo dd if=/dev/NAME of=sys_boot.img bs=512 Replace NAME with the name you got from lsblk, and press enter.Cd to the directory you placed sys_boot.img in cd.It can be "sdc", "sdd" or "sde" followed by a number. This is the partition we need, so remember the corresponding name under the 'NAME' column. Look for a partition with a size around 50M. You should see a list, showing every connected disk and partition. Connect your phone to a pc using the cable.My rooted karbon s5 android phone is showing "RESET FOR ENTRY QPST DOWNLOAD" message on startup, I am unable to execute this solution (quoted below) because I dont have the Karbon S5 rom, also there are many techniques posted to unbrick the device and I am confused how to proceed with it, I have Windows 8 so how to solve this problem?Ī linux distribution (Ubuntu) sys_boot.img ( ) Follow the steps to restore the sys_boot partition:
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