Bootimg Install | Crdroid

Confirm the choice. Wait for the data formatting script to complete. Step 6: Install the crDroid ROM via Sideload Return to the main menu of crDroid Recovery. Select , then choose Apply from ADB .

: Execute the following commands (substitute the actual file names): fastboot flash boot boot.img If applicable: fastboot flash vendor_boot vendor_boot.img If applicable: fastboot flash dtbo dtbo.img 3. Install the ROM via Sideload Reboot to Recovery fastboot reboot recovery Format Data : In crDroid Recovery, select Factory Reset Format data/factory reset . This is required for a clean install. Sideload ROM On the device: Select Apply Update Apply from ADB On the PC: Run adb sideload crDroid-ROM.zip Install GApps (Optional)

This is common when sideloading custom ROMs; usually, you can click "Yes" to continue anyway.

One of crDroid's most helpful utility features is , found in the crDroid Settings (Miscellaneous section). crdroid bootimg install

Once the flashing process reads OKAY in your command line, you need to boot into the newly installed crDroid recovery to flash the rest of the ROM.

fastboot flash vendor_boot vendor_boot.img

Your device will reboot, and you will be greeted by the purple crDroid Recovery interface. Finalizing the crDroid Installation: Confirm the choice

Once the images are flashed, it's time to enter the recovery environment to install the main ROM.

The terminal will display a progress percentage. The on-screen UI will log individual installation steps. The process often intentional stalls at 47% or indicates a script validation step; this is normal behavior. Step 7: Optional Packages (GApps and Root)

Most modern Android devices package partition images into a single file named payload.bin . To extract the boot.img from it, use a utility like . Select , then choose Apply from ADB

If you flashed a stock crDroid boot.img over a previously rooted setup, root access will be overwritten. To regain root, copy your newly extracted crDroid boot.img to your phone's internal storage, open the Magisk app, tap Install > Select and Patch a File , select your boot.img , and flash the resulting magisk_patched.img file via Fastboot mode using fastboot flash boot magisk_patched.img . To ensure we get everything working perfectly, let me know: What is your exact phone model ?

(You should see a serial number returned).