Simply change the splash screen of your phone.
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Requirements:
- At this time only phone's with a resolution of 480x800 will do.
- Remember, in order to flash custom splash screens, you must have s-off which can be obtained using alpharev.
- Before you click the "Push to Phone" button, make sure your device has the USB Debugging feature enabled.
(Settings -> Applications -> Development -> USB debugging)
How the magic works:
- This tool will first convert your selected image to the appropriate file format (splash1.img).
- It will then try to reboot your phone using ADB (Command used: adb.exe reboot bootloader).
- While rebooting your phone this tool will start a fastboot session (fastboot.exe flash splash1 splash1.img)
- If the phone is rebooted into the bootloader, it will execute the actual flashing process
- After flashing this tool will reboot your phone once again to finish the whole process (fastboot.exe reboot)
Version history:
1.0 - Initial release
***I take no responsibility for any damage you cause by using this tool. It is for educational purposes only.
Placeholder for the future, you never know...
where is this image located? i wanna do it for my custom rom
Hi,
How does it work ?
When I click "Push to Phone", it say "Please wait while your phone is rebooting" during about 1 second and nothing.
Gjole86 said:
where is this image located? i wanna do it for my custom rom
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Cool question!
Behind the scenes of this tool I'm doing some fancy conversions to the image.
This results in a flash-able file called splash1.img.
This image is then flashed to splash1 with the command: fastboot flash splash1 splash1.img.
Thing you have to do is create the file splash1.img and incorporate the flashing procedure into your update script.
I don't have any experience in that procedure, but going to try it out.
It should work, others have done this before.
Will be back for this one
For now, take a look at this thread.
It should make some things clear for you I think.
tsukasa21 said:
Hi,
How does it work ?
When I click "Push to Phone", it say "Please wait while your phone is rebooting" during about 1 second and nothing.
Click to expand...
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Do you have S-OFF?
Yes I have S-OFF. I'm trying to restore my splash screen to the original one (I'm currently having the alpharev joker)
It works!! finally i can get rid of the joker!!
Amazing.
Just suggest reduce a little bit the Window. The button isn't showed in 1280x800 correctly
And please, add the information about, WHEN click on PUSH TO PHONE (HBOOT,FASTBOOT,Charge Only with debug...)
Regards and thank you
This is in the General section so does it work with OTHER phones, my screen res isnt the one specified, do i still need S OFF or is that for HTC phones?
If it doesnt work for any other phones can we get it moved to the HTC section?
Vivasanti said:
This is in the General section so does it work with OTHER phones, my screen res isnt the one specified, do i still need S OFF or is that for HTC phones?
If it doesnt work for any other phones can we get it moved to the HTC section?
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It will work for other phones as well, as long as the resolution is 480x800 (for now) and you have S-OFF.
Will be working on compatibility for other resolution soon.
dneto said:
Amazing.
Just suggest reduce a little bit the Window. The button isn't showed in 1280x800 correctly
And please, add the information about, WHEN click on PUSH TO PHONE (HBOOT,FASTBOOT,Charge Only with debug...)
Regards and thank you
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Totally agree on the big window size, will adjust it to a more appropriate size in the next release.
For the extra prerequisite info... working on it now
Vivasanti said:
This is in the General section so does it work with OTHER phones, my screen res isn't the one specified, do i still need S OFF or is that for HTC phones?
If it doesn't work for any other phones can we get it moved to the HTC section?
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Looking again into the compatibility it indeed seems to only work on HTC devices.
Seems like S-Off is a htc thing.
Hope someone with a galaxy S phone can test this, don't know if flashing is a problem.
If that's the case I would have to take a different approach.
My aim is to make it device independent.
Where is "Pay me a Beer (aka Donate)" Button? =]
Thank you.
dneto said:
Where is "Pay me a Beer (aka Donate)" Button? =]
Thank you.
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Haha, Tnx for the nice reply, makes me happy
People around me are calling me stupid, not adding a donate button to my apps.
To me its nothing more than cluttering the UI, distracting you from things that ARE important.
If people really want to donate, they can do so on this forum.
Have added a celebrate link to my signature, think it should be enough
on win xp 64 bit i click push to phone and it just shows the windows hourglass when i scroll over the app - nothing is happening on the phone end or in the app.
sundar2012 said:
on win xp 64 bit i click push to phone and it just shows the windows hourglass when i scroll over the app - nothing is happening on the phone end or in the app.
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This sometimes happens to me to, temporary workaround to this could be: close the app and try again.
Has something to do with kicking off adb the first time.
It just hangs, but when you try it the second time it should be already running in the background.
I'm currently rebuilding the whole app, upcoming release would fix it, but for now, try it a second time
You should try to make a version that can do an animation splash screen, that'd be awesome. Its still a cool app though.
natehoch96 said:
You should try to make a version that can do an animation splash screen, that'd be awesome. Its still a cool app though.
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I Agree, working on it now ;-)
Anoniem100 said:
Simply change the splash screen of your phone.
Requirements:
- At this time only phone's with a resolution of 480x800 will do.
- Remember, in order to flash custom splash screens, you must have s-off which can be obtained using alpharev.
- Before you click the "Push to Phone" button, make sure your device has the USB Debugging feature enabled.
(Settings -> Applications -> Development -> USB debugging)
How the magic works:
- This tool will first convert your selected image to the appropriate file format (splash1.img).
- It will then try to reboot your phone using ADB (Command used: adb.exe reboot bootloader).
- While rebooting your phone this tool will start a fastboot session (fastboot.exe flash splash1 splash1.img)
- If the phone is rebooted into the bootloader, it will execute the actual flashing process
- After flashing this tool will reboot your phone once again to finish the whole process (fastboot.exe reboot)
Version history:
1.0 - Initial release
***I take no responsibility for any damage you cause by using this tool. It is for educational purposes only.
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Click to collapse
Working fantastic on my desire, many thanks
Related
Here is a Splash Screen i wanted to share with the community, It's simple just the original with inverted colors
Please enjoy.
As always please backup before trying, I won't be responsible for anything that may go wrong if this fails
and mods if this is posted in the wrong place please move thanks
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To apply just unzip the contents of the package below into the tools folder of the android sdk
How-to Enter fastboot mode .... While the phone is off hold down "Volume down key" and then "power button" hold both till you get a white screen with the androids and skateboards
to confirm your device is seen by adb use this command
Code:
fastboot devices
you should see your phone listed under the command you just typed. After that type the next command to flash the splash image
Code:
fastboot flash splash1 splash1.nb
Then you should see that it was successful and rebbot the phone and preview your new image by typing
Code:
fastboot reboot
Please Thank and post comments as needed, if there is any trouble i'll try to help if i can i'm rather busy lately...lol
There was a huge thread on how to change splash with win 7 and I am stuck in osx thanks for a tut on how to to it in fastboot
Thanks! I followed the instructions and applied it no problem. Makes booting up look seamless with Fresh's bootscreen
So I have been having nothing but problems with Sync, so have rooted, flashed and changed boot image by using a root file manager (which all have worked fine).
Where on the EVO is the splash screen logo located, so I can just manually apply it?
Thank you
Criim
Criimson said:
So I have been having nothing but problems with Sync, so have rooted, flashed and changed boot image by using a root file manager (which all have worked fine).
Where on the EVO is the splash screen logo located, so I can just manually apply it?
Thank you
Criim
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I'm 99.9% sure that this image cannot be simply replaced in a folder but must be flashed, at least that's how it was for winmo
If you think about it this is where the carrier brands the phone the most, im pretty positive this is flashed to a specific partition
Am I missing something? I do everything step by step and it won't find fastboot command in the terminal (using OS X). I can't do anything.
JSZESZE said:
I'm 99.9% sure that this image cannot be simply replaced in a folder but must be flashed, at least that's how it was for winmo
If you think about it this is where the carrier brands the phone the most, im pretty positive this is flashed to a specific partition
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Hmm that's too bad. My Vista sees my EVO, but it has an exclamation mark and the driver won't initialize no matter what I try.
Guess I'll wait till some other time then
Criim
Is there a way to flash from the EVO itself? I can copy files with no problem if I connect as a HDD.
add this file to the tools folder of android sdk or i think in OS x anywhere works as long as you direct the command line to it
Criimson said:
Hmm that's too bad. My Vista sees my EVO, but it has an exclamation mark and the driver won't initialize no matter what I try.
Guess I'll wait till some other time then
Criim
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sounds like your in recovery and not fastboot
you should see the white screen with the androids riding skateboards once its there don't press anything on the phone
I can't connect to fastboot.
Code:
ERROR: could not get pipe properties
ideas?
JSZESZE said:
add this file to the tools folder of android sdk or i think in OS x anywhere works as long as you direct the command line to it
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Awesome! Thanks man, I appreciate it. Looks great.
beautiful! thank you VERY much for this
JSZESZE said:
sounds like your in recovery and not fastboot
you should see the white screen with the androids riding skateboards once its there don't press anything on the phone
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No it is in fastboot
From what I gather a lot of people have this issue with Vista 32bit and HTC Sync. I haven't been able to track down a solution. Even when trying to use Sync..it always just errors and says:
Unable to find HTC Sync on your PC. Please make sure.....
Kind of a pain, but so far I have been able to do everyting I want just doing it from the phone with files copied over. Using the terminal emu or file manager
Criim
imaxreed said:
I can't connect to fastboot.
Code:
ERROR: could not get pipe properties
ideas?
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sounds like a permission issue... are you rooted and nand unlocked?
JSZESZE said:
sounds like a permission issue... are you rooted and nand unlocked?
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should be. running caulkins rom custom recovery (amons) i have actually used fastboot before. any quick way for me to verify?
imaxreed said:
should be. running caulkins rom custom recovery (amons) i have actually used fastboot before. any quick way for me to verify?
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in adb type
Code:
adb shell
then you should see
Code:
#
A $ prompt is the prompt for normal terminal ...
whereas:
a # prompt is the prompt for root (super user)
i am running osx and can access adb shell
http://imgur.com/t8MKg.jpg
does this look like the error?
$ fastboot devices
ERROR: could not get pipe properties
HTXXXXXXXXXX fastboot
i found a few things while googling the problem
most pointed to root issues
JSZESZE said:
does this look like the error?
$ fastboot devices
ERROR: could not get pipe properties
HTXXXXXXXXXX fastboot
i found a few things while googling the problem
most pointed to root issues
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yes exactly. I haven't had a problem before this is strange.
Works great for me, no problems. This is a great way to save battery!
haha.
We put together 13 Custom 540x960 qHD quality splash images for everyone .
We only did 13 to start with and if theres more interest in our work we will
keep producing more . As always we will take requests either by PM or a post
in the thread . The Splash Flasher Tool is from a member on here named
TrueBlue_Drew . Major Thanks to him ! Ive been using this tool for a long time
and its my personal favorite way for flashing . Its also pretty much n00b pr00f
Below is the .zips for the Splash Images and Splash Flasher . If you like our work
please make sure to hit the Thanks button
Splash Flasher Instructions ... (I am not responsible for damage done to your phone , use this at your own risk !)
1: Place image of your choice into the place-image-here folder
2: Click on CLICK-HERE
3: DISREGARD the 480x800 warning this tool works just fine with 540x960 Images .
4: Follow on screen instructions theyre very easy .
5: Enjoy
Update 8-2-11 : if you made a backup of the Original white HTC Splash screen
with the Splash Flasher it will NOT work on your device anymore . This is due
to the program resizing the .img to 480x800 which is NOT compatible with our
devices . I have provided the original white HTC splash below in .png format .
If you wanna go back to the original splash just use this image like you would
any other one .
Splash Images (Theres no double images just subtle differences) ...
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Thanks for these, they look great
No problem glad you like them
cool tool
Well I was able to flash one using your awesome tool but when i tried to change it to try out another it wouldnt so im kinda stuck with the first one I flashed..
Is this normal?
big nu said:
Well I was able to flash one using your awesome tool but when i tried to change it to try out another it wouldnt so im kinda stuck with the first one I flashed..
Is this normal?
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It should work just fine . Ive flashed all the images above with the tool
I provided . Make sure to convert the images that you place into the
place-image-here folder . Make sure to hit option #2 because all the
image formats are .png . Then hit #7 and all should be well
AZ2ENVY said:
It should work just fine . Ive flashed all the images above with the tool
I provided . Make sure to convert the images that you place into the
place-image-here folder . Make sure to hit option #2 because all the
image formats are .png . Then hit #7 and all should be well
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Ok yeah, I dont think I converted..
Do you plan on adding any more images?
Also are these HD images some seem a little blurry.. or was that your intention?
Cool either way!
Thanks a Ton!!
That stock splash was tooo bright when lying in bed at night..
How do i use this flasher tool?
big nu said:
Ok yeah, I dont think I converted..
Do you plan on adding any more images?
Also are these HD images some seem a little blurry.. or was that your intention?
Cool either way!
Thanks a Ton!!
That stock splash was tooo bright when lying in bed at night..
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It depends if the interest in them takes off then yes we will keep putting them
out
Yes they are qHD quality . Some of the images have a soft appeal and sharp
appeal to them . It was intentional to try and combine both Glad you like
them
halla29 said:
How do i use this flasher tool?
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I also need help, you say noob proof but don't explain how to use it. Looking forward to using this please help.
ilesal said:
I also need help, you say noob proof but don't explain how to use it. Looking forward to using this please help.
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I gave the instructions in my first post called Splash Flasher Instructions ... Follow those instructions as
well as the ones that are within the tool itself (you will see what I am talking about when you click on the CLICK-HERE button)
and it will walk you right through .
I just tried this tool, didn't work. It said it completed the task but when I rebooted, I still had the white HTC splash screen. This is the image I am trying to use... can anyone make this for me? I don't know what else to do
AZ2ENVY said:
I gave the instructions in my first post called Splash Flasher Instructions ... Follow those instructions as
well as the ones that are within the tool itself (you will see what I am talking about when you click on the CLICK-HERE button)
and it will walk you right through .
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im trying to use the tool but it cant find my device. help
Beast84 said:
I just tried this tool, didn't work. It said it completed the task but when I rebooted, I still had the white HTC splash screen. This is the image I am trying to use... can anyone make this for me? I don't know what else to do
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That picture will not work because its 360x640 . Too small resolution
for our devices . You need an image in 540x960 in either .png or
.jpeg format . Once you have that let me know .
halla29 said:
im trying to use the tool but it cant find my device. help
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Do you have ADB installed ?
Updated OP with new info !
trying to convert this jordan image but every time it say it converts it and then i flash it i get the green revolutionary splash screen and i didnt even dowload that ??? any help ?
Sorry, is there a tutorial/thread on how I can change the splash screen so I can use my own pics? Thanks a lot!
It doesn't work in my Sensation either
adb connection is OK
image in place image here folder is jpg 540x960
choose option 3 ****Your jpg image has been converted to custom.ing****
choose option 7
Booting into fastboot mode. Please wait ...
sending "splash1" <1012 KB>... OKAY
and so on
Then, when rebooting, first appears image ANDROID Revolution (not mine) and after HTC quietly brilliant
Rgds,
francescrm said:
It doesn't work in my Sensation either
adb connection is OK
image in place image here folder is jpg 540x960
choose option 3 ****Your jpg image has been converted to custom.ing****
choose option 7
Booting into fastboot mode. Please wait ...
sending "splash1" <1012 KB>... OKAY
and so on
Then, when rebooting, first appears image ANDROID Revolution (not mine) and after HTC quietly brilliant
Rgds,
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Same as you bro :/
good tool, bro.
it is easier than the method i use now.
ClockworkMod Touch recovery 5.8.0.2 is now available for the HTC Desire
ALL CREDITS TO @Koush
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Installing The Recovery
There are primarily three methods of installing a custom recovery to your phone. Please note that the first method is specific to ClockworkMod recovery only while the other two methods can be used for any custom recovery supported by your phone.
Using ROM Manager
Using Fastboot
Using flash_image
I still prefer the Fastboot method so these instructions are for Windows users, but the equivalent steps should work for mac and linux:
Open up a cmd window and go to your SDK tools folder. Now type
Code:
Code:
fastboot
and press enter. You should see a list of fastboot commands available. If you don't get that, you're probably not in the right folder. Check your path and where you installed the SDK and make sure you are in the /tools folder.
Once you've verified you can run fastboot, it's time to move the recovery image to the /tools folder (easier not to have to specify a path to the recovery file). I would also rename the recovery file to something short like recovery.img.
Once the recovery image is in the same /tools folder as fastboot, you'll need to put your phone in fastboot USB mode. To do this:
1) make sure the Fast Boot option is disabled. Note, this "Fast Boot" has nothing to do with the fastboot executable I've been talking about. This is a setting in Sense to allow the phone to boot up faster. To disable this setting, go to Settings > Power > Fast boot (uncheck the box).
2) Hold down the power button and select Power Off from the menu. Wait 1 minute for the phone to completely power off.
3) Boot into HBOOT. See this post for detailed instructions on how to boot into HBOOT:
How to boot into bootloader (HBOOT)
4) Once you're in HBOOT, you'll see it scan for a few files. This is normal. When it is done, you can make selections in the menu. Vol-UP and Vol-DOWN allows you to move up and down the menu list. POWER button acts as ENTER and selects whatever you're highlighted over.
By default, FASTBOOT is selected. So just press power.
5) now you should be in the FASTBOOT section of HBOOT. Plug the phone in via the USB cable to the computer where you installed the Android SDK. You should see the red FASTBOOT banner turn into FASTBOOT USB. If that doesn't happen, it means that your HBOOT drivers aren't working.
Your phone is now ready to accept commands from the fastboot executable that came with the Android SDK. Go back to that cmd window where we tested the fastboot command earlier. From there, issue the following command:
Code:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Here's a quick explanation of the above command:
fastboot: that's the executable tool
flash: that's the function we want the fastboot tool to perform
recovery: this is the name of the partition we want to flash into. since we are flashing a recovery image, it needs to go to the recovery partition.
recovery.img: this is the name of the actual file to flash. Your filename may be different. Just make sure it matches the actual filename.
Fastboot will flash the image and give you a success/failure notification. If successful, you're all set. To check out the new recovery image, verify that BOOTLOADER is selected in the HBOOT menu (should be highlighted in blue). Press POWER button to select it. Now you should be back at the main HBOOT menu.
Use VOL-DOWN to highlight RECOVERY and press POWER button. The phone will now attempt to boot into the new recovery image.
You'll see the htc splash screen briefly and then the recovery image. That's it!
Nice....
Woow that is fast ....
I'm now running EXT4 touch. Lets give this a go.......
Nice work. Thanks.
Very Nice, ty
Thank you. Will try it tonight.
screenshots of recovery? what does this have over 4ext?
Anyone try it? the Ext4's lauching time is too long, whatever the touch version or classic version. I dont know why.
But the RMD 1. 034 is faster than that. I will try it this weekend.
Anyway, well done Yorzua!
Rastaman-FB said:
screenshots of recovery? what does this have over 4ext?
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Reported by @koush himself as :
Currently, supported devices include (stay tuned, as I am updating this list as I build):
Samsung Nexus S
Samsung Nexus S 4G
Samsung Galaxy Nexus (CDMA and GSM)
HTC Desire
HTC Desire HD
HTC Evo
HTC Evo 3D (GSM and CDMA)
HTC Thunderbolt
Motorola Atrix 4G
But my thread here is for the HTC Desire only as i dont own the other devices.
The touch code is still beta, so please flash it, test it, report bugs and be patient
@yorsua, Where can I see the source code?
Did you just modify the recovery directory in the cm tree?
Rastaman-FB said:
screenshots of recovery? what does this have over 4ext?
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Koush got this working just a couple of days ago. 4ext has the advantage of time and a fabulous dedicated developer
Was waiting for koush to get it working, so I can peep into the source.
If i install this recovery, can i still use my nandroid backups from an older version (4)
Cause I don't want to lose them.
"Backup may not be supported on this device. Skipping backup of sd-ext"
That's what I call useless. Interface itself is too plain. It has touch support, but that's it. It's not been tweaked to make use of its touch interface.
have an error while entering finale command, any ideas?
super_turbo said:
have an error while entering finale command, any ideas?
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Are you s-off ?
nope its s-on
Sorry guys, i have been extremely busy at work and releasing my whatsapp mods
Droidzone said:
"Backup may not be supported on this device. Skipping backup of sd-ext"
That's what I call useless. Interface itself is too plain. It has touch support, but that's it. It's not been tweaked to make use of its touch interface.
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As i wrote, the touch code on CWM is still a Beta.
So please flash it, test it, report bugs if you want.
Be patient
super_turbo said:
have an error while entering finale command, any ideas?
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Must be S-OFF indeed !
Need s-off with patched hboot for fastboot commands.
I want to report a bug, not sure of the cause though
It's in my post
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1476978
ikidntu said:
I want to report a bug, not sure of the cause though
It's in my post
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1476978
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Thanks for your testing and feedback.
Bug reported.
sjn01 said:
Anyone try it? the Ext4's lauching time is too long, whatever the touch version or classic version. I dont know why.
But the RMD 1. 034 is faster than that. I will try it this weekend.
Anyway, well done Yorzua!
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Delete 4EXT Folder on SD and try it!
@OP, Did you notice that the official recovery build has been updated to 5.8.0.2? I wish you'd pull the faulty version you've attached here.
[TOOL][FAQ] M7 Multi Tool v1.1 [23-may-2013] [Root|Recovery|HTC Code|CID|Backup&R]
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Disclaimer:I will not be responsible for smashed screens, bricked phones or any other things that you can accuse me of, i've done this tool to help people, use it at your own risk and hit THANKS if you use it and like it.
Also, to avoid useless threads on general, Q&A or useless posts, please read the FAQ below, it's like a Mini-Guide!
[highlight]This is a ALL-IN-ONE tool that can do almost everything you want with it![/highlight]
It has LINUX/UNIX and MAC support!
In order to use the linux version, read the readme-linux file, do what says there.
After that run M7MultiToolvX.X-L.sh in terminal.
MAC users should run M7MultiToolvX.X-M.sh
Enjoy and press thanks as there was some work involved here! [*There is an easter egg in the tool, if don't have what to do, try to find it, tip - in the main menu, find the magic letter *]
Features: - Install device drivers (Windows XP/7) [Beta! Feature].
- Show you the code needed for HTCdev Site.
- Show your CID.
- Flash CWM 6.0.3.1 -Touch and Classic.
- Flash TWRP 2.5.0.0 - Touch.
- Flash Stock Recovery ( 1.29.401.16R )
- Relock your bootloader.
- Make logfiles - logcat/dmesg.
- Permanently Root your device.
- Backup and Restore.
- Fancy reboot your device .
Download link: Latest:
M7 Multi Tool v1.1 - Mediafire Mirror
M7 Multi Tool v1.1 - Dev-Host Mirror Oder versions:
M7 Multi Tool v1.0
Any other suggestions are welcomed!
Tutorials/FAQ: For best perfomances, extract the .zip to C:/
Q: What do i need to do in order to install a custom ROM?
1.Unlock Bootloader from htcdev.com.
2.Flash a recovery of your choice.
3.Root using the permanent root solution flashed via recovery, found in Data/Root or select the Root menu and flash your desired thingy.
4.Flash custom ROM with no problems via recovery.
All those things are found and can be done via this tool.
Q: Hi, i just downloaded this tool, how do i use it?
First, extract the folder of the archive in the root of some partition, example above and somewhere below.
After that, run M7MultiTool vX.X.bat on windows, M7MultiToolvX.X-M.sh on MAC and M7MultiToolvX.X-L.sh on Linux.
Q: I see you talk about some M7MultiTool vX.X, is that an eXtreme edition or something?
No, vX.X will be replaced with the version from the title of the thread, this is made like this to keep things clean over future updates, so there will be no need to change things all around the thread after each update.
Q: Hi, i just bought a phone what should i do now?
Well, you firstly need to unlock your bootloader, just go to HTCdev.com and follow the instructions to unlock your bootloader.
Q: What is logcat?
Well, you can pretty much use google for that answer, but to put it short, is that thingy that tells you what is happening behind the scenes of your phone.
It is usually used for debugging and entertaiment(?).
When you report an error/bug to somebody, it will be a blessing to provide a logcat (logfile)!
Q: What is DMESG?
According to wikipedia: dmesg (display message or driver message) is a command on most Linux- and Unix-based operating systems that prints the message buffer of the kernel.
We use it for debugging purposes, providing it while reporting a kernel bug/error is a blessing.
Q: Hi, i have an unlocked bootloader, what should i do now?
Well, you should flash a custom recovery via bootloader, for that you just need to turn off your phone without fastboot activated, hold Volume down + Power button untill a white screen appears, if it appears a black one with some blue letters, you probably have a fake one
Q: What is a Custom Recovery and why do i need one?
A custom recovery is that thingy that let's you flash .zip files, use your logic and you wil get it why you need one.
Q: Do i need S-OFF on my phone?
HTC One has a nice unlocked bootloader, S-OFF is not needed as you can flash custom ROM's and kernels directly via Recovery.
Also, S-OFF is not available *YET* for HTC One.
Q:There are others guides/tutorials out there, should i check them instead of this?
If you manage to get things done using this one, no, otherwise yes, note that some could be outdated
Changelog: v1.1 - 23 May 2013 - Added Permanent Root flashing.
v1.0 - 23 May 2013 - First public release, providing recovery flashing, driver installer, htcdev.com code provider, cid getter, logging (logcat and dmesg), backup and restore, rebooting.
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hi
link is down
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Hi Lex great to see you over here on the One thread, sold my sensation XL
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Trailblaze said:
Hi Lex great to see you over here on the One thread, sold my sensation XL
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Me too, traded my SXL to my father for the One, well, you will have the familiar Multi-Tool interface on all OS so far.
Lexmazter said:
Me too, traded my SXL to my father for the One, well, you will have the familiar Multi-Tool interface on all OS so far.
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My friend, glad to see u here too!!!
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Chrome keeps giving me a "Oops! Google Chrome could not find d-h.st" everytime I click the download link
edit: I got it to download
I get a dead link as well?
tenshi888 said:
I get a dead link as well?
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Dev-Host seems to have some problems from time to time, will upload to mediafire then, more stable.
I would like some reports from MAC users, thanks!
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Hi, permanent root does not work for me. It says unknown partition etc. etc. and points to the zip file in the /Data/Root
as i'm non-rooted i would like to make a backup of my phone first, then recover after the root process. can this be done successfully.....................sudeki300
frenccw said:
Hi, permanent root does not work for me. It says unknown partition etc. etc. and points to the zip file in the /Data/Root
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Will investigate this problem this weekend.
sudeki300 said:
as i'm non-rooted i would like to make a backup of my phone first, then recover after the root process. can this be done successfully.....................sudeki300
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I know you need adb debugging on, don't know if it will work without root, you can give it a try, if it doesn't work, you can use Helium from Google Play, can backup even on non-rooted devices, but beware, i used it and for example CSR Racing couldn't be restored, so i remained with my online save, which was waaay behind.
Hope this helps.
@Lexmazter, luckily the games i have on my phone have not been started yet. only some emulators that have some real-time saves on them, they should be easily copied back and forth from the internal memory. probably just gonna copy all files from internal to pc and then copy them back after rooting then re-install the apps \ games manually.....................sudeki300
sudeki300 said:
@Lexmazter, luckily the games i have on my phone have not been started yet. only some emulators that have some real-time saves on them, they should be easily copied back and forth from the internal memory. probably just gonna copy all files from internal to pc and then copy them back after rooting then re-install the apps \ games manually.....................sudeki300
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Well, you can try the backup and restore feature, as i didn't had the chance to test it on non-rooted phones and please report your findings as it will help me to improve the tool.
Thanks
Do people still use this tool? I haven't checked it for a while and i can see it has a couple of downloads, more than i expected actually. Should i update it and add new features?
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Lexmazter said:
I would like some reports from MAC users, thanks!
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I would love that too..
could i get a little info on how to use this with a mac? im staring at a bunch of files without a clue what to do with them... lol id like to be able to sideload a rom through twrp since i accidentally deleted the system and dont have a rom to flash.
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About
The WinDroid Toolkit is a Windows program built in Visual Studio using the C# programming language that simplifies the rooting process for many Android devices. The toolkit makes it easy to unlock your bootloader, flash a custom recovery and gain permanent root. It also includes other functions such as flashing kernels, pushing files and installing apps. If you find it helpful, give me a thanks and a donation if you can. If you find a bug or have a feature request, feel free to leave a reply. Thanks!
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WinDroid Toolkit
Changelog
Check out this document for current and past changelogs.
Supported Devices
Check out this spreadsheet for a list of currently supported devices.
Device not supported? Make a request here!
Contribute
Check out the source code on GitHub here.
Disclaimers
Please do not post, mirror, or take credit for this toolkit or any related work without explicit permission.
I am in no way responsible for any harm, damage, nuclear fission or bee infestation that may occur to your device through the use of this toolkit.
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Looks really good... Thus is exactly the kind if tools which gonna make customs ROMs more popular and our life's easier!
The GUI looks awesome!
Cheers for that!
Well done, this is great work!! I cant use it myself as I use a mac for my music production but I wish this was about when I was using windows. Would have made life much easier. :laugh:
EDIT: Thread re-opened.
Great Tool, should help new users who are uncomfortable with fastboot and adb.
Any instructions for new users?
Like do you need to have your phone in bootloader mode <fastboot usb> plugged into pc?
Or when your phone is on, do these commands automatically reboot to bootloader and run?
If so, should the user have usb debugging enabled in settings menu?
tivofool said:
Great Tool, should help new users who are uncomfortable with fastboot and adb.
Any instructions for new users?
Like do you need to have your phone in bootloader mode <fastboot usb> plugged into pc?
Or when your phone is on, do these commands automatically reboot to bootloader and run?
If so, should the user have usb debugging enabled in settings menu?
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All the buttons are pretty self-explanatory. Almost all of the buttons automatically reboot to the necessary mode, and tell the user if something is needed of them, such as enabling USB Debugging, choosing a file, etc.
WindyCityRockr said:
All the buttons are pretty self-explanatory. Almost all of the buttons automatically reboot to the necessary mode, and tell the user if something is needed of them, such as enabling USB Debugging, choosing a file, etc.
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Looks like a great tool for noobs look forward to some feedback I'll gladly pass on to such when I know all functions work! good job man!
Just like the all-in-one tool, but just simpler and looks pretty much more user-friendly. I'll try this tool with my friend's One S. Thanks to the OP. Great job! :thumbup:
Edit: and it'll be much more awesome if it'll have options like, s-on (from s-off), unroot, and relock bootloader.
Good morning.
Here I am, a totally newbie in the world of modding.
I bought the One S last year, and is still completely stock.
I would like to install a rom, but I don't know in which order should I press those buttons in the toolkit.
Thanks in advance
Hello guys, thats pretty much the best tool around ! Big regards to the dev. But I have a problem , i have HTC one s s4 and wanted to unlock bootloader, everything is fine until i have to press the unlock bootloader button , it says that cant find the device .. hmm whats wrong , its connected , it says fastboot USB is on .. so .. any help ?
beerfly said:
Hello guys, thats pretty much the best tool around ! Big regards to the dev. But I have a problem , i have HTC one s s4 and wanted to unlock bootloader, everything is fine until i have to press the unlock bootloader button , it says that cant find the device .. hmm whats wrong , its connected , it says fastboot USB is on .. so .. any help ?
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just a thought have you put the unlock_token into the toolkit folder where adb & fastboot are?
rustykwak said:
just a thought have you put the unlock_token into the toolkit folder where adb & fastboot are?
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Yes i did ...i noticed that when i select and press reset to bootloader command, the cmd window appwears, do whats supposed to do, when i need to use another command, I need to close this window, so I can use the tool, if not, the tool cannot be used as it is unactive while the cmd window is open ...hmmm. it says device offline , i updated all adb stuff, everything is alright .. only when i choose to unlock bootloader option it loses connection with my phone , no matter that fastboot usb is shown on bootloader status screen..
Fixed it after managed to find the command line and did it manualy
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beerfly said:
Yes i did ...i noticed that when i select and press reset to bootloader command, the cmd window appwears, do whats supposed to do, when i need to use another command, I need to close this window, so I can use the tool, if not, the tool cannot be used as it is unactive while the cmd window is open ...hmmm. it says device offline , i updated all adb stuff, everything is alright .. only when i choose to unlock bootloader option it loses connection with my phone , no matter that fastboot usb is shown on bootloader status screen..
Fixed it after managed to find the command line and did it manualy
Sent from my HTC One S using xda premium
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ok so when you extract the files in the zip on to your desktop leave the files in place dont remove the application out of folder with the data file folder the tool uses leave the app and data folder in its folder.
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Dont know if it would work better to put the phone into bootloader mode then fastboot usb mode then run the tool?
I wanna use this to s-off but trying to run tool i get this error.
RichieRich84 said:
I wanna use this to s-off but trying to run tool i get this error.
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You need to install the latest .NET framework from here.
Thats a nice tool you got there. Definitely should be put in general section once the full guide has been written.
At last, this phone is gonna be rooted... but... when i put the Device Identifier Token in the dev. page of HTC, it's doing something, followed by a blank page and nothing else. Don't even get the email with the unlock code.. what to do?
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If you don't get a response from HTC or a blank page.
goto:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=47215003#post47215003
I keep getting "error device not found" i installed the drivers and everything.
fusk said:
I keep getting "error device not found" i installed the drivers and everything.
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Same here, ADB can't detect the device..