So you've bricked your cell phone and can't get it to start at all? Stuck in an infinite loop on the home screen? Corrupted partitions? Recovery failed? Well, fear not! Auto-Reapair is here to save the day. It's an easy-to-use auto-repair tool that automatically downloads and installs the ROM for your device, restoring it to factory default (and sometimes even upgrading it), all in just a few minutes. Please note that Auto-Reapair requires an unlocked bootloader for ROM installation.
Ever found yourself in a situation where you've "hard bricked" your cell phone by attempting risky modifications to the ROM? Perhaps you've struggled with a highly restrictive device that rejects most ROM installations, or maybe you've mistakenly downgraded to an incompatible version. After countless hours spent trying to revive your device, you've finally found a solution: Auto-Reapair.
Note: If you're using the compiled C script, simply move it to the folder where the ROM was extracted, open a terminal/cmd (not tested in Windows) locally, and run ./auto-reapair (in the location where the script is located).
- The script has been tested on Linux (Ubuntu), and a Windows port will soon be available.
- First, the script checks if you already have ADB-Tools and Fastboot installed. If not, it will download them for you.
- Next, it prompts you to download the ROM to your device (highly recommended, as it comes from a fully updated mirror).
- Enter the Product/Variant found on your device's Fastboot screen or on the device box, so the script can locate the appropriate ROM.
- While the image is downloading, put your phone in Fastboot mode (by pressing and holding the power button and volume down) and connect it to your computer via USB, if you haven't already done so.
- Sit back, relax, and watch the magic happen!
- If your device restarts and the ROM is successfully installed, congratulations! You've successfully recovered from a hard brick!
This instruction guide provides detailed guidance on how to use Auto-Reapair, a script designed to recover Android devices by automatically installing ROMs. This guide assumes that you have downloaded and compiled the provided C code from the repository.
- Clone the repository to your local environment:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/auto-reapair.git- Navigate to the project directory:
cd auto-reapair- Compile the C code using a suitable C compiler for your operating system. For example, to compile with GCC on Linux, you can use the following command:
gcc auto-reapair.c -o auto-reapair