Here's the modem for those who dont want to flash the rom...
enjoy..
installation:
download
boot into cwm
flash zip without wiping
reboot
Download:http://www.multiupload.com/0TSHGKDLK0
EDIT.....Just saw diablo already posted this modem...apologies...
please close thread....
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I just flashed the CyanogenMod 7 MusicEdition_v1.1 and my phone has been stuck in an infinite booting loop
please help!
Damn bro, stop flashing roms from guys that are porting for the first time.
Try to put your SD Card on other phone and put a zip file of a rom, Creeds ROM or FITDroid.
managed to install official 2.3.6 ROM
that rom had pretty good reviews
anyhow, is this one safe?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1415095
or this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1277759
(though i don't like FITDroid much)
just flash it over cm7.1 that worked for me
flash this first :http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1324190
and then flash your cm7.1 music edition
do i flash the OC kernel first or the ROM?
You must flash the rom, then the kernel. And before you flash the kernel don't forget to mount system in advanced (CWM Recovery).
follow the instructions on link i gave u u dont have to flash kernel its not necessary just flash rom from link above and after that flash cm7 music edition i had same problem and this worked for me
k thanks
i'll give it a try
When having to flash the cm9 recovery before installing there is an easier way by using your phone.
1. Download the cm9 recovery tar of the developing page
2. On your phone, download sgs kernal flasher from the play store
3. Download root explorer from the play store
4. Go into root explorer and extract the zimage file from the cm9 recovery tar
5. Open sgs kernal flasher and navigate to where u extracted the image file
6. Select the file and then hit flash
TAH DA!!!!
Now u can flash cm9
Hope I helped
Please hit thanks button if so
I tough sgs kernel flasher only flash kernels. Didnt know it flashes the whole recovery file . anyways do we need to be on gb bootloaders and what about gapps？ reboot in recovery mode and flash.. im only asking because i have not flash ics yet. Still on gb 2.3.6
send from my infuse4g
This has been covered in many "how to" post
And its part of JTs and Entropys
Instructions on how to flash CM9
Mods should delete thread to avoid clutter and confusion
Also this is not a Q
Dixinormous said:
When having to flash the cm9 recovery before installing there is an easier way by using your phone.
1. Download the cm9 recovery tar of the developing page
2. On your phone, download sgs kernal flasher from the play store
3. Download root explorer from the play store
4. Go into root explorer and extract the zimage file from the cm9 recovery tar
5. Open sgs kernal flasher and navigate to where u extracted the image file
6. Select the file and then hit flash
TAH DA!!!!
Now u can flash cm9
Hope I helped
Please hit thanks button if so
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Why not just follow these directions...just flash one file twice...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1601844
jason4962 said:
I tough sgs kernel flasher only flash kernels. Didnt know it flashes the whole recovery file . anyways do we need to be on gb bootloaders and what about gapps？ reboot in recovery mode and flash.. im only asking because i have not flash ics yet. Still on gb 2.3.6
send from my infuse4g
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If ur not on gingerbread boot loaders the recovery will have a messed up rainbow look but is still usable. The gapps u flash after u have already flashed the cm9 rom. All in cwm recovery
Thread closed.
The post has been covered in several how-to's and this it's not a question.
Hello everyone,
Excuse my noviceness here but I have a few questions. Im NOT new to flashing roms on Android but NEW to flashing roms on HTC Devices. I came fresh off a Galaxy S2 where things were more simple.
I have a STOCK Rooted HTC ONE S (TMO USA VERSION) and want to install TrickDroid. In the install instructions it asks to install Stock HTC kernel for Android 4.0.4 (BOOT FLASH SCRIPT).
Do I have to do this since I am running the stock rom (never changed or touched kernel) with TWRP recovery? Can I skip this step? See below the section in BOLD UNDERLINED... Must I follow these steps at this point or skip them?
Instructions:
Download ROM
Download tweak package
Copy ROM and tweak package to your sdcard
Fullwipe (data and cache)
Flash the ROM
Reboot into bootloader
Go into fastboot mode
Flash the stock boot.img from the ROM with fastboot, TWRP does not help!! (You can also use the Boot_Flash_Script I deliver you which runs every command for you)
Fastboot erase cache if you do not use the Boot_Flash_Script
Let the ROM boot
Flash the tweak package
Enjoy
And for those who are wondering if i did read through the threads and tips... I have, I spent several hours looking for an answer before i had to resort to asking!
Thanks to whoever can answer and educate me as to why I must or must not have to flash the boot image.
you can try without them first and if it doesn't work, rewipe and flash the boot.img from the trickdroid rom (just extract the .zip file on your computer and there it will be)
Can I push it with root explorer or with TWRP once i get the boot.img?
jgentry151 said:
And for those who are wondering if i did read through the threads and tips... I have, I spent several hours looking for an answer before i had to resort to asking!
Thanks to whoever can answer and educate me as to why I must or must not have to flash the boot image.
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It's just the way HTCDev unlock the bootloader, it doesn't allow for certain partition to be flash. Boot is one of them so you'll need to flash the boot.img separately.
TWRP work for some but not others to flash the boot.img.
Just like HidaKureku said, just flash using TWRP if it boot up fine. If it doesn't just bootback into fastboot and flash boot.img
Thanks for the valuable info.... I risked it and was rewarded. i was able to install the rom and the tweaks without touching the boot.img...
Now for future refrence...
How can I Flash the stock boot.img from the ROM with fastboot? Do i just pull the boot.img and go into bootloader and do it from there?
Funny thing is that on my phone not only I can flash the boot.img with TWRP, I noticed that I don't even have to flash it at all! When I installed the ROM using TWRP it automatically installed the boot.img.
jgentry151 said:
Thanks for the valuable info.... I risked it and was rewarded. i was able to install the rom and the tweaks without touching the boot.img...
Now for future refrence...
How can I Flash the stock boot.img from the ROM with fastboot? Do i just pull the boot.img and go into bootloader and do it from there?
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Just copy the boot.img to your fastboot.exe folder
CD to that folder in Command Window
Type: fastboot flash boot boot.img
I don't remember if "fastboot erase cache" is recommended after you flash the boot.img
I am on CM9A13 and want to go to this ROM. Making a new thread as otherwise I am spamming the DEV thread and there was no thread for this ROM in General section.
I had asked some questions and got following replies.
MR.Volkf said:
1.Flash XXKPE+PIT
2.Flash DDLF2/XWLF2
3.Install BCK#14FIX
4.Go to recovery mode,backup all data,after that don't reeboot your phone,install xet4,don't reeboot restore all
5.reeboot system
6.go to recovery,wipe data,wipe cache partition,go to advance wipe dalvik cache,flash this custom rom
7.wipe cache,wipe dalvik cache,and fix permission
8.reeboot your phone
9.done :victory:
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BachuArg said:
You should probably read a detailed tutorial before flashing, as I think you´ve never flashed before... and also, you can search within the forum, so that you don´t spam this thread, that´s a developers thread.
1) Is XXKPE a must or XXKPQ will also do?
KPE
2) Where do I get the pit file?
Comes with KPE.
You can find it here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1004647
3) DDLF2 is zip file so how do I flash, as zip or extract the tar.md5 file and through ODIN
Extract the zip and flash it via Odin in PDA
4) Which ODIN version to use?
I´m using 1.85
6) CF-root not required? I assume the kernel takes care of that.
To be able to install the rom you need a CWM. Cf-Root, Bam´s, etc. I´m using Bam´s 14.
Thanks for helping
5) Where is EXT4 install file?
You have to download it.
Instructions, you need to enter CWM.
- do a full backup with nandroid;
- install the attached script (DO NOT REBOOT AFTER THIS STEP);
- restore backup.
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Now my (more) questions are :
1) Why flash KPE only first, any reason for that?
2) Is DDLF2 better or XWLF2 or ddkp3 (suggested by shriomman)
3) After say DDLF2 flash, can I flash BAM15fix kernel or is it must to install BAM14?
4) Is CF-Root install necessary as a separate step or when I flash BAM kernel, it will be installed too?
5) Which EXT4 script should I install? Shoould I do this step after flashing BAM kernel or after that?
6) Can I use the latest ODIN 3.04?
The main reason for flashing this ROM is that I am going on a vacation and need a good battery life which CM9 is just not giving.
jesrani said:
I am on CM9A13 and want to go to this ROM. Making a new thread as otherwise I am spamming the DEV thread and there was no thread for this ROM in General section.
I had asked some questions and got following replies.
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Now my (more) questions are :
1) Why flash KPE only first, any reason for that?
KPE, because you have to put the pit, pda, apboot, modem. Everything from the beginning.
2) Is DDLF2 better or XWLF2 or ddkp3 (suggested by shriomman)
Don´t know
3) After say DDLF2 flash, can I flash BAM15fix kernel or is it must to install BAM14?
You can flash any CWM
4) Is CF-Root install necessary as a separate step or when I flash BAM kernel, it will be installed too?
No. You have to flash a Kernel, only one. BAM, Cr-Root, Vurrut
5) Which EXT4 script should I install?
I think anyone, but I´m not sure.
Shoould I do this step after flashing BAM kernel or after that?
After, because first you need to do a nandroid backup with CWM.
6) Can I use the latest ODIN 3.04?
Not sure about the compatibility with i9003.
Hi everyone here.
I am a user of ATT HOX, after I rooted it I downloaded BricK BeaTs rom and use twrp 2.3.10 to flash the rom and gapps
After I compeleted the steps and rebooted it, it got stop with the boot scene...
I try to just install the rom, and it can work...
Who can tell me how can I install the gapps?
What is the correct way to install the rom and gapps?
Did you flash boot.img in fastboot before flashing the rom like the 100 threads here with your same problem say to do?
did you flash boot.img in fastboot?
That's the golden question nowadays lol
lucentworld said:
Hi everyone here.
I am a user of ATT HOX, after I rooted it I downloaded BricK BeaTs rom and use twrp 2.3.10 to flash the rom and gapps
After I compeleted the steps and rebooted it, it got stop with the boot scene...
I try to just install the rom, and it can work...
Who can tell me how can I install the gapps?
What is the correct way to install the rom and gapps?
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First do a full wipe, format System and Factory Reset from inside of recovery
Extract the boot.img from the ROM, and put it in the same folder as fastboot.exe
in command prompt, navigate to where fastboot is (e.g.) cd "C:\android" and then type fastboot flash boot boot.img
If you get stuck at waiting for device, reboot your phone into the boot loader and click 'fastboot' from inside of the boot loader this takes place on your phone. Then try fastboot flash boot boot.img again.
Once that succeeds, flash the ROM, flash GAPPS and reboot.
lucentworld said:
Hi everyone here.
I am a user of ATT HOX, after I rooted it I downloaded BricK BeaTs rom and use twrp 2.3.10 to flash the rom and gapps
After I compeleted the steps and rebooted it, it got stop with the boot scene...
I try to just install the rom, and it can work...
Who can tell me how can I install the gapps?
What is the correct way to install the rom and gapps?
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one more time to make sure: did you flash boot.img in fastboot?