fastboot flash recovery recovery.img waiting for device fix

Pixel C Root files – Download the XCeeD kernel, su.img, and SuperUser.apk.You can check to see if your device is recognized in ADB by typing “adb devices.” If ADB and the driver are all working correctly, it should come back with something like “5A20001071 device.” You can also check to make sure your device is recognized in fastboot by booting to the bootloader and typing “fastboot devices.” It will show something similar. This will give you an expanded right click menu that includes an option to “Open command window here.” Select this option and a command prompt will open that is already in the ADB directory, saving you from having to do a bunch of cd nonsense. An easy way to access the ADB prompt is to navigate to the directory that ADB is installed in, hold shift and right click inside the directory.Alternatively, you can install them yourself using the official Google Drivers (no installer) ADB/Fastboot Drivers – I recommend using Wugfresh’s Nexus Root Toolkit and using the full driver installation guide.ADB/Fastboot – Minimal ADB and Fastboot.If you find any problems or have any suggestions, feel free to reply (BE VERY SPECIFIC WITH STEPS) and I will do my best to update the instructions. There may be more efficient ways to do this, but this will get Post in the forums or hop onto the XDA IRC channel. I like being spoon fed and I wanted a resource to refer to in the future. cheep5k8 has done a great job but some of the instructions are a little vague. I mostly made this guide for selfish reasons. Backup anything important before you start.

Fastboot flash recovery recovery.img waiting for device fix