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Originally Posted by cxg2014
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Ah, so -
You ARE NOT following any of our directions, your making them up as you go along.
Follow one of our "Recovery from Erase All" posted guides if you want help here, we only have time to support our own work.
1) It is a good thing that fast boot fails, since you are trying to flash the wrong kernel/system image files.
2) You can't fastboot install a 'main' filesystem image, it is too big.
3) You should install diags kernel and system, the set for your device.
4) Determine which 8th. generation device you have.
You really, really, really need that information.
Note: For an 8th. generation device, we require the first six characters of the device's serial number (not just the first four as advised above).
5) Find, read and study one of our step-by-step guides to fixing this situation.
If you do that, then we can help you.
Otherwise we have no idea what all you have done, and attempting to offer help in an unknown situation is just a waste of our time and yours.
And as you have discovered, just one wrong entry (picking 'erase all') can make a very big difference.
PS: And if you do that, you will discover why your fastboot commands are failing and where to get the current, correct, system image and kernel to use.
@baalajimaestro: "Erase All" means: "everything"
Although some things get restored in the process, the secondary OS is not one of them.