Due to the excellent work being done on getting CM9 running smoothly on the One S, I have started to build nightlies. To avoid confusion with the release builds from xkonni I figured I would just create this thread to provide support for the nightlies.
I have the urge to live on the bleeding edge. Hence why I want nightlies. Hoping I'm not the only one and that these might be tempting for others as well.
Disclaimer
I take no responsibility for this. The nightly builds I try might work fine on my device, but not on yours. I am more than willing to help anyone who runs into troubles, but please, unless you absolutely want to run nightlies, I recommend running the more stable builds.
Download
Download links for the nightlies are available here (Updated)
Enjoy!
Man to know that there's so many options for the One S makes me feel good! Sense, CM9 and MIUI!
Yep, and we haven't even got the kernel sources yet, so I think we have great things ahead.
The One S is the fastest Android device out there (except maybe for the SIII) and deserves a lot of attention
Sent from my HTC One S using Tapatalk 2
Keep up the great job!
Untouchab1e said:
Yep, and we haven't even got the kernel sources yet, so I think we have great things ahead.
The One S is the fastest Android device out there (except maybe for the SIII) and deserves a lot of attention
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Can't wait for kernel source either.
Sent from ICS device!
Downloading now! No need to fastboot a boot.IMG
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itsmikeramsay said:
Can't wait for kernel source either.
Sent from ICS device!
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Are you good in kernel compiling?
With cm we just need to flash gapps and the rom zip and that's it? No img fasboot?
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eminembdg said:
With cm we just need to flash gapps and the rom zip and that's it? No img fasboot?
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If you are coming from Sense you should flash the boot.img. If you are coming from a previous CM (IE: updating to new nightly), you should not. It won't hurt, but not needed.
Closed Source Project said:
If you are coming from Sense you should flash the boot.img. If you are coming from a previous CM (IE: updating to new nightly), you should not. It won't hurt, but not needed.
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Correct!
Ps: New Nightly just uploaded.
Just noticed that the date stamps where in an incorrect format. Fixed now.
Untouchab1e said:
Correct!
Ps: New Nightly just uploaded.
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Ok. Now an HTC noob question... Which img should I push?
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eminembdg said:
Ok. Now an HTC noob question... Which img should I push?
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boot.img should be flashed. Put the file in the same location as your fastboot, adb, etc... and type:
Code:
flash boot boot.img
It is good practice to 'fastboot devices' to make sure everything is working good first After doing the above, you can go to recovery, wipe, flash, etc...
Closed Source Project said:
boot.img should be flashed. Put the file in the same location as your fastboot, adb, etc... and type:
Code:
flash boot boot.img
It is good practice to 'fastboot devices' to make sure everything is working good first After doing the above, you can go to recovery, wipe, flash, etc...
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Got ya. But I'm saying where do I get the boot. Img? I'm ok with fastboot commands, just want to make sure to get the correct files
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eminembdg said:
Got ya. But I'm saying where do I get the boot. Img? I'm ok with fastboot commands, just want to make sure to get the correct files
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It's in the ROM.zip file, just gotta extract it..
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Thanks for all the help. So just cuz I'm an HTC noob...
Fastboot the boot.img
Wipe all in recovery
Then flash the rom zip
Correct?
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eminembdg said:
Thanks for all the help. So just cuz I'm an HTC noob...
Fastboot the boot.img
Wipe all in recovery
Then flash the rom zip
Correct?
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Yep, thats about it. Just keep in mind that you dont have to wipe anything (except maybe the cache to be absolutely safe) when upgrading from one nightly to another. So once you're in, feel free to flash as many new nightlies as you feel like.
eminembdg said:
Thanks for all the help. So just cuz I'm an HTC noob...
Fastboot the boot.img
Wipe all in recovery
Then flash the rom zip
Correct?
Sent from my HTC One S
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Those are the steps I followed, no issues =-)
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Yep, thats about it. Just keep in mind that you dont have to wipe anything (except maybe the cache to be absolutely safe) when upgrading from one nightly to another. So once you're in, feel free to flash as many new nightlies as you feel like.
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That much I do know, from when I had my vibrant. It's just this boot.img part I'm new to with HTC.
Thanks for all the help!
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If I'm on MIUI I shouldn't have to flash the boot.img right? MIUI is using CM as a base, so it shouldn't make that big of a difference.
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So now that we are unlocked with a working recovery, when do you think the first custom Rom will hit the forums??? Tonight???
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rpomponio said:
So now that we are unlocked with a working recovery, when do you think the first custom Rom will hit the forums??? Tonight???
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when you build us a working recovery?
Pirateghost said:
when you build us a working recovery?
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Is the one in the Dev section not good enough?
IXIKelsonIXI said:
Is the one in the Dev section not good enough?
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uh
no.
as reported in the thread, edify scripting is not working, and neither is ADB within recovery....those are kind of important
Pirateghost said:
uh
no.
as reported in the thread, edify scripting is not working, and neither is ADB within recovery....those are kind of important
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Oh, my bad. I didn't even look at it. My initial question was sincere by the way. I honestly didn't know.
i dont fault paul at all.....he was running blind when he built it. now he has unlock, maybe we can get a proper CWM.
i completely borked by cm build environment a while ago....now i have to resync everything
IXIKelsonIXI said:
Is the one in the Dev section not good enough?
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LOL thats what i was thinking..... crap, lol
Pirateghost said:
i dont fault paul at all.....he was running blind when he built it. now he has unlock, maybe we can get a proper CWM.
i completely borked by cm build environment a while ago....now i have to resync everything
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oh snapps well thank you very much for the info, i dont feel like having to go down that road after everything i have done today, lol good luck, and im positive by this time tomorrrow we will have roms to try out as long as we get CWM straightend out, thanks again for you info
i already have a rom....just need recovery to test it in...
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i already have a rom....just need recovery to test it in...
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See, exactly!!! you devs already got roms cooked up, you just need a working recovery...... That is good news in my eyes, i feel we have got most of the hard stuff done, besides s=off, IM HAPPier THEN A PIG IN POOP
Pirateghost said:
i already have a rom....just need recovery to test it in...
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What about the one-click cwm? I was able to do my first nand.
godfirst said:
What about the one-click cwm? I was able to do my first nand.
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what recovery img do you think its using?
no worries, though....i'm not going to bother any more
So I found this in the updater script for this CM9 port for the EVO 4G LTE: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1683384
"package_extract_file("boot.img", "/dev/block/mmcblk0p21");"
looks like we can stop using fastboot to write kernels? Or is this something we already knew?
PS: fiddling with this CM9 port, I can get it to boot up to the CM9 bootanimation on my HOX, then it gets stuck. Just needed to change the partition it was writing /system to and change the asserts in the updater script...
I would love a CM9 port I cant stand these Sense ROMS.
would LOVE LOVE LOVE MIUI on the HOX!!! but CM9 would be good too
taylor.fowler said:
So I found this in the updater script for this CM9 port for the EVO 4G LTE: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1683384
"package_extract_file("boot.img", "/dev/block/mmcblk0p21");"
looks like we can stop using fastboot to write kernels? Or is this something we already knew?
PS: fiddling with this CM9 port, I can get it to boot up to the CM9 bootanimation on my HOX, then it gets stuck. Just needed to change the partition it was writing /system to and change the asserts in the updater script...
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Im gonna test this method of extraction. Will report back with my results.
I did not know this. I can tell you that much.
Testing it now...
IT WORKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is awesome!
good news... 2 mins saved ....for every users..
niceppl said:
good news... 2 mins saved ....for every users..
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2 minutes is 2 minutes
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Did things just get interesting? lol
scrosler said:
IT WORKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is awesome!
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I thought so. Threw me for a loop when I first saw it.
Sent from my HTC One X using XDA
i'd love to rock CM9 on this thing.. if it works good
Look forward to cm9 arrival
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taylor.fowler said:
So I found this in the updater script for this CM9 port for the EVO 4G LTE: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1683384
"package_extract_file("boot.img", "/dev/block/mmcblk0p21");"
looks like we can stop using fastboot to write kernels? Or is this something we already knew?
PS: fiddling with this CM9 port, I can get it to boot up to the CM9 bootanimation on my HOX, then it gets stuck. Just needed to change the partition it was writing /system to and change the asserts in the updater script...
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For he's a jolly good fellow, for he's a jolly good fellow..!
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taylor.fowler said:
I thought so. Threw me for a loop when I first saw it.
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Sorry, I meant the install of boot.img worked, did not try the CM9, lol
This only works with boot.img from RUUs right? Still true no custom kernels unless S-OFF.
Tikerz said:
This only works with boot.img from RUUs right? Still true no custom kernels unless S-OFF.
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International One X has custom kernels and they arent s-off. I think all we need is the kernel source to be released and we're good.
nugzo said:
International One X has custom kernels and they arent s-off. I think all we need is the kernel source to be released and we're good.
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Yeah. I I don't think the evo guys have s-off yet either...
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We should seen the kernel source for the One XL's soon (It has been almost a month already.).
scrosler said:
Sorry, I meant the install of boot.img worked, did not try the CM9, lol
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Yeah I know. Although theoretically if it's working(ish) for them, it shouldn't be too difficult to port. I'm no dev, but their build. prop has the same msm898 (or whatever it is) board as ours and the hardware is pretty much identical from my understanding.
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vitaminxero said:
We should seen the kernel source for the One XL's soon (It has been almost a month already.).
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well, they might not count the time they couldn't sell the phone, so might be longer.
Tikerz said:
This only works with boot.img from RUUs right? Still true no custom kernels unless S-OFF.
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No, works with any properly built boot.img.
Don't install CMW Recovery it is not recommended for AT&T, Rogers HTC One X
"CWM does not officially support our device, and its just a port. Due to this, CWM has some serious and known problems. As already mentioned, USB mount doesn't work. Also, it has been known in some cases to cause some major issues with dialer and other phone functionality after flashing a ROM. Problems that persist even if you try flashing another ROM or restoring a backup. These problems are difficult (although not impossible) to fix, and a big headache.
TWRP officially supports our device, gets regular updates. Its fully working, and its recommended by almost all (if not all) our developers." (Thanks to redpoint73)
To root 2.20 use - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=33178597
To install Custom Recovery (TWRP) and flash Custom ROMS follow this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=33179690
MOST IMPORTANT THING IS READ READ READ READ AND USE YOUR BRAIN BEFORE YOU FLASH
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Based one what exactly?
Rusty! said:
Based one what exactly?
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It been said many times by developers that CMW Recovery does not work properly for our device
Correct me if I am wrong bro
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abhipati said:
Correct me if I am wrong bro
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No idea, that's why I was asking.
abhipati said:
It been said many times by developers that CMW Recovery does not work properly for our device
Correct me if I am wrong bro
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It flashed cm10 just fine using it. Not sure what you mean.
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billydroid said:
It flashed cm10 just fine using it. Not sure what you mean.
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Yaa it works but TWRP is more recommend for our device
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Rusty! said:
No idea, that's why I was asking.
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[RECOVERY] Interim ClockworkMod Recovery for the S4 based One X Note: CWM does not officially support the AT&T One X, and may cause serious problems. TWRP is recommended!
From stickes
Can't mount sd/storage through recovery with cwm I read somewhere when you really need too.
WR
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Rusty! said:
Based one what exactly?
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CWM does not officially support our device, and its just a port. Due to this, CWM has some serious and known problems. As already mentioned, USB mount doesn't work. Also, it has been known in some cases to cause some major issues with dialer and other phone functionality after flashing a ROM. Problems that persist even if you try flashing another ROM or restoring a backup. These problems are difficult (although not impossible) to fix, and a big headache.
TWRP officially supports our device, gets regular updates. Its fully working, and its recommended by almost all (if not all) our developers.
OP may want to revise the top post to make the above reasons more clear. Otherwise, this is a very good thread to have now that the 2.20 floodgates have been opened.
Simply no reason to use CWM. People only use it, because they have used it on other devices.
Just stay away from CWM. Use TWRP.
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billydroid said:
It flashed cm10 just fine using it. Not sure what you mean.
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It will work most of the time. But when it doesn't, boy you are in for some "fun" times.
Just switch to TWRP. Its a great recovery, don't be averse to it, just because its different than what you used before. In this case, the more widely known choice (CWM) is not the best one, and can give you serious problems.
Yeah.... I didn't know CWM wouldn't work on my HTC One X. I installed TWRP and everything worked fine. Since I had CWM installed, it won't affect my phone will it since I installed TWRP over it?
marcur12 said:
Yeah.... I didn't know CWM wouldn't work on my HTC One X. I installed TWRP and everything worked fine. Since I had CWM installed, it won't affect my phone will it since I installed TWRP over it?
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Its not that CWM doesn't work, per se. CWM works most of the time . . . except when it doesn't (and causes big problems).
CWM is not going to affect your phone in any way, now that you've installed TWRP. Recovery was overwritten by TWRP.
redpoint73 said:
CWM does not officially support our device, and its just a port. Due to this, CWM has some serious and known problems. As already mentioned, USB mount doesn't work. Also, it has been known in some cases to cause some major issues with dialer and other phone functionality after flashing a ROM. Problems that persist even if you try flashing another ROM or restoring a backup. These problems are difficult (although not impossible) to fix, and a big headache.
TWRP officially supports our device, gets regular updates. Its fully working, and its recommended by almost all (if not all) our developers.
OP may want to revise the top post to make the above reasons more clear. Otherwise, this is a very good thread to have now that the 2.20 floodgates have been opened.
Thanks , I have updated the OP
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redpoint73 said:
Its not that CWM doesn't work, per se. CWM works most of the time . . . except when it doesn't (and causes big problems).
CWM is not going to affect your phone in any way, now that you've installed TWRP. Recovery was overwritten by TWRP.
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ChummyDays said:
Won't affect it as long as it boots into TWRP instead of CWM.. it literally replaced CWM, so you should be fine.
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I see. I must have had bad luck with CWM. Glad to know that it won't cause problems now that I've replaced it with TWRP. Thanks guys.
abhipati said:
Thanks , I have updated the OP
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Nice edits. Couldn't have said it better myself!
redpoint73 said:
Nice edits. Couldn't have said it better myself!
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Anon Source Provided...
HTC One Google Edition Clock Work Mod Backup Dump
boot.img
nandroid.md5
system.ext4.tar
system.ext4.tar.a
Dev's, Have at it.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ijxd4m3zoo707ii/i4W9bwlCTg
Mirror Please, Secondary Link is coming soon.
DO NOT FLASH.
Reserved for future posts.
someone please give us a proper stock rom with this
martyotaku said:
someone please give us a proper stock rom with this
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Working on it. I'll have it uploaded by tomorrow unless someone beats me to it
You'll have a proper stock ROM nevertheless.
awesome thank you
and stupid question is kernal part of dump?
Namit1994 said:
Working on it. I'll have it uploaded by tomorrow unless someone beats me to it
You'll have a proper stock ROM nevertheless.
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System/lib seems complete to me...
Also, a ton of hardware files... sorta cool.
Did a file compare and there are alot of diffrences from what we are running.
dstroy12 u releasing a rom?
all i want is stock ....dont care to much about rooting
martyotaku said:
awesome thank you
and stupid question is kernal part of dump?
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Yes sir, the kernel is in there.
What are some differences between this and the other dump?
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Namit1994 said:
Yes sir, the kernel is in there.
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awesome cant wait .....if u need a tester im here lol
Why not flash?
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dli7319 said:
Why not flash?
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It has to be converted into a flashable zip file.
dstroy12 said:
Anon Source Provided...
HTC One Google Edition Clock Work Mod Backup Dump
boot.img
nandroid.md5
system.ext4.tar
system.ext4.tar.a
Dev's, Have at it.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ijxd4m3zoo707ii/i4W9bwlCTg
Mirror Please, Secondary Link is coming soon.
DO NOT FLASH.
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Mirrors:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0Byk5U0b8o43FNEZ4M1JpY1cyclk/
https://mega.co.nz/#!0Eg3xIgZ!HEFyK3KkW_7QF72B2jIetX8NcMEUMwil7LAW-IuLt7w
http://192.210.216.63/khoa/One GPe dumps.zip
http://www.mediafire.com/?r9349lvry03mwt1
ryryzz said:
Mirrors:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0Byk5U0b8o43FNEZ4M1JpY1cyclk/
https://mega.co.nz/#!0Eg3xIgZ!HEFyK3KkW_7QF72B2jIetX8NcMEUMwil7LAW-IuLt7w
http://192.210.216.63/khoa/One GPe dumps.zip
http://www.mediafire.com/?r9349lvry03mwt1
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can we use CWM to restore this backup???
Made the zip. I'm going to sleep as it uploads. Link will be up in the morning (New York time). Good night!
If this is a flashable zip, will it really be the same as converting to a Google edition? Wouldn't we need something to flash from Odin or something else to get that effect? I'm looking to completely convert over. I thought flashable zips were just ROMs, and they didn't alter the phone like images you flash with Odin do.
For example, right now we have an HTC splash screen, and all that. I know that the HTC One Google Edition devices boot up and instead of saying HTC, they say Google just like a Nexus device. What we have now just shows HTC then it shows the Google bootloader which comes with the ROM obviously, but what do we need that will alter some of the earlier parts of the boot process before any ROM kicks in?
But yea, not to ask a noob question, is this what I am looking for, or will I have to wait a little while longer for a complete Odin flashable image to become available?
sionicion said:
If this is a flashable zip, will it really be the same as converting to a Google edition? Wouldn't we need something to flash from Odin or something else to get that effect? I'm looking to completely convert over. I thought flashable zips were just ROMs, and they didn't alter the phone like images you flash with Odin do.
For example, right now we have an HTC splash screen, and all that. I know that the HTC One Google Edition devices boot up and instead of saying HTC, they say Google just like a Nexus device. What we have now just shows HTC then it shows the Google bootloader which comes with the ROM obviously, but what do we need that will alter some of the earlier parts of the boot process before any ROM kicks in?
But yea, not to ask a noob question, is this what I am looking for, or will I have to wait a little while longer for a complete Odin flashable image to become available?
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Odin is a Samsung tool not for HTC. Flashing a ZIP/ROM is doing what Odin did without the name
sionicion said:
If this is a flashable zip, will it really be the same as converting to a Google edition? Wouldn't we need something to flash from Odin or something else to get that effect? I'm looking to completely convert over. I thought flashable zips were just ROMs, and they didn't alter the phone like images you flash with Odin do.
For example, right now we have an HTC splash screen, and all that. I know that the HTC One Google Edition devices boot up and instead of saying HTC, they say Google just like a Nexus device. What we have now just shows HTC then it shows the Google bootloader which comes with the ROM obviously, but what do we need that will alter some of the earlier parts of the boot process before any ROM kicks in?
But yea, not to ask a noob question, is this what I am looking for, or will I have to wait a little while longer for a complete Odin flashable image to become available?
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Yes it's possible to convert your HTC one into a Google Play Edition by changing the ModelID of the device and flashing the stock ROM. If you wish, I can write up a guide on how to do that later. You'll need S-OFF
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Namit1994 said:
Yes it's possible to convert your HTC one into a Google Play Edition by changing the ModelID of the device and flashing the stock ROM. If you wish, I can write up a guide on how to do that later. You'll need S-OFF
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What is the MEID of the Google edition? There is a guide floating around on the T-Mobile HTC one forum, but another one would be very helpful.
Namit1994 said:
Yes it's possible to convert your HTC one into a Google Play Edition by changing the ModelID of the device and flashing the stock ROM. If you wish, I can write up a guide on how to do that later. You'll need S-OFF
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Okay, so I googled what I needed to know. I found out what S-OFF was...I thought after unlocking the boot loader and rooting, you were as good as gold, hah. So I looked online, figured out how to get S-OFF, and I did it with revone and adb.
I did find this tutorial on changing the HTC One model ID, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2322820 but I think it could be simplified honestly lol, it has way too many big pictures and just too much going on. It doesn't really explain the numbers they are changing it to, but what numbers to use and where to put them. I think me alongside others would appreciate a guide showing how to change the model ID, and what the model ID is for the Google Edition.
Thank you in advance
AS the name implies this is a stock rooted Android 5.1 - LMY47O Lollipop ROM!
The one we have been waiting for!
Features
100% Stock
Rooted / Powered by SuperSU by @Chainfire!
Busybox
No other edits
FSTRIM on install
Notes:
Should update bootloader. It is attached as a ZIP file but is not flashable! You need to fastboot flash it. For those in windows I have batch file in there along with ADB and fastboot.
First boot is a loooooooooooong time! About 5 to 7 minutes!
You must be on Latest TWRP to enjoy this ROM. No other recoveries supported however they may work.
Troubleshooting
If you get no status bar reboot to recovery and clear all cache. If that doesnt work try flashing the factory image then flash TWRP again and then this ROM.
Getting Symlinks failed during install? Make sure /system is unchecked in TWRP mounts
Problems with internal storage? Look at THIS POST for fix by @freakzapster
MOD EDIT: Link removed as domain has expired. Thread closed until new links can be installed
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Consider this your permission! Please do not PM me asking if its OK to build off this ROM. Permission granted!
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Dont forget to hit thanks :angel:
Maybe @GROGG88 will make a bootloader that can be flashed in recovery :highfive:
Is it ok to dirty flash , coming from latest CleanROM?
skn-xda said:
Is it ok to dirty flash , coming from latest CleanROM?
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Should not be an issue... However, make a nandroid back up first!
Nice to have you back and to have my tablet back on Clean rom and 5.1 as well.
scrosler said:
Maybe GROGG88 will make a bootloader that can be flashed in recovery :highfive:
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I'm transitioning careers, buying a new home, and moving across multiple states... So, I wouldn't count on it right now.
On the positive side. This gives everyone the motivation to learn how to use fastboot... A knowledge that should precede flashing ROMs anyways. :laugh:
Thanks for this!
Please please please could someone make a recovery flashable bootloader as I don't own a PC but need to update my bootloader thanks in advance
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toonarmy4life said:
Please please please could someone make a recovery flashable bootloader as I don't own a PC but need to update my bootloader thanks in advance
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+1 please. I am too stupid to make such a file
Guys, do I need to flash ROM again if I update the bootloader? Will my data be wiped?
matcho13579 said:
Guys, do I need to flash ROM again if I update the bootloader? Will my data be wiped?
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No. No, if nexus is unlocked.
Recently updated bootloader to 04-05 ("fastboot flash bootloader bootloader-flo-flo-04.05.img") still staying on 4.4.4 KTU84P, waiting for 5.1.1+Xposed.
GROGG88 said:
I'm transitioning careers, buying a new home, and moving across multiple states... So, I wouldn't count on it right now.
On the positive side. This gives everyone the motivation to learn how to use fastboot... A knowledge that should precede flashing ROMs anyways. :laugh:
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Thats impressive. I am going in for major surgery on Monday! This may be my last post for a while!
Could someone tell me how I can flash that new bootloader without a PC? Sorry for being a pest lol
Sent from my Nexus 7 using XDA Free mobile app
Would I have to do anything special if I already have the paid version of Stericson's busybox installed?
Thanks so much Scott for making these ROMs and good luck on your surgery!
scrosler said:
Thats impressive. I am going in for major surgery on Monday! This may be my last post for a while!
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I hope it goes well and gets you in a better state.
scrosler said:
Thats impressive. I am going in for major surgery on Monday! This may be my last post for a while!
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Dont worry man, youll get well very soon and back again for Clean Rom
Best wishes Scott and Grogg !!
Thanks