WebInstaller - Plantage fatal à l'étape RecoveryMode

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il faut etre en mode recovery pour faire cela,
tu dois d’abord flasher un “custom-recovery” en utilisant fastboot

le fichier recovery.img est dans le IMG-e-2.8-a14-20250219469961-official-shiba.zip que tu as déja téléchargé… mais s’appelle vendor_boot.img

OUPS !
la documentation est correct pour la version 2.6.3,
mais ne correspond plus aux fichiers fournis pour les versions 2.7 et 2.8
sur la page https://images.ecloud.global/official/shiba/

je vois 3 options :

  1. plus prudent, installer la version 2.6.3 en suivant les instructions officielles du Pixel8, puis mettre à jour depuis /e/OS → paramètres → gestionnaire de mise à jour.

  2. plus malin, installer la version 2.8 en suivant les instructions officielles du Pixel8, MAIS en utilisant CE fichier :
    https://ota.ecloud.global/official/shiba/e-2.8-a14-20250219469961-official-shiba.zip

  3. plus simple, installer la version 2.8 en suivant une partie des instructions d’un autre appareil (par example celles que j’ai adaptés du FP4) en utilisant le fichier que tu as déjà
    https://images.ecloud.global/official/shiba/IMG-e-2.8-a14-20250219469961-official-shiba.zip

Unlocking the bootloader

Tip: The steps given below only need to be run once per device.

Warning: Unlocking the bootloader will erase all data on your device! Before proceeding, ensure the data you would like to retain is backed up to your PC and/or an online drive

Warning: Some vendors/manufacturers prevent the bootloader from being unlocked. Depending on where your device was acquired you may or may not be able to unlock the bootloader. To verify if your device is compatible please check the devices list.

  1. Enable OEM unlock in the Developer options under device Settings, if present.
  2. Connect your device to your PC via USB.
  3. On the computer, open a command prompt (on Windows) or terminal (on Linux or macOS) window, and type:
 adb reboot bootloader

You can also boot into fastboot mode via a key combination:

  • With the device powered off
  • hold Volume Down + Power
  1. Once the device is in fastboot mode, verify your PC finds it by typing:
 fastboot devices

8.Tip:* If you see no permissions fastboot while on Linux or macOS, try running fastboot as root.

  1. Now type the following command to unlock the bootloader:
 fastboot flashing unlock
  1. If the device doesn’t automatically reboot, reboot it. It should now be unlocked.
  2. Since the device resets completely, you will need to re-enable USB debugging to continue.

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Installing /e/OS (instructions adaptées du FP4)

Tip: For Windows users, we advise to use Git Bash. For more info about Downloads and Installation see Official Documentation

  1. Unzip the archive
 unzip IMG-e-2.8-a14-20250219469961-official-shiba.zip

Alternately you can create a folder and unzip the archive there.

  1. Confirm that extracted directory contains following content:
  • bin-linux-x86 directory - which contains linux tools including fastboot and adb
  • bin-msys directory - which contains Windows tools including fastboot and adb
  • img files - The img files that are to be flashed onto the device.
  • flash_shiba_factory.sh - The installer script.
  1. Boot into bootloader/fastboot mode.
  • With the device powered off
  • hold Volume Down + Power
  1. Run the installer script on Terminal(Linux) or on Git Bash UI(Windows).
  • Make sure you are in the current directory which contains the flash_shiba_factory.sh file.Linux
  • Right click → Open terminal here
  • Execute the following command:
 chmod +x flash_shiba_factory.sh && ./flash_shiba_factory.sh

5.Windows*

  • Right click → Git Bash here
  • Execute the following command:
 chmod +x flash_shiba_factory.sh && ./flash_shiba_factory.sh

The script will flash all required files and will wait for input at the last step. Proceed to locking the bootloader.