Guys, I read in another thread that if your Hboot is bellow 1.13 you can flash roms without having to use a boot.img. I want to know if this is correct because mine is 1.09 and I've been wanting to flash a rom but that extra step is too much for my laziness. Haha
I'm not sure about using CWM recovery but I'm on 1.09 and use the twrp 2.2.1 and (except for Viper Rom) never have to flash boot.IMG.
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I have CWM. Can I just flash TWRP over it or do I have to follow different steps?
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Sorry for the late reply...download goo manager from market. Then flash twrp from there. It's pretty easy
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My phone is unlocked via htcdev hboot 2.00.0002 and im running on custom rom, my sd card got corrupted and my nandroid backup is gone.
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You need a RUU, its a completely stock rom with stock recovery, just flash it and you will be back to stock.
Try the link below:
www.4shared.com/file/dkvZ5tCY/RUU_Saga_HTC_ARA_1364156_Radio.html
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tyrone128 said:
My phone is unlocked via htcdev hboot 2.00.0002 and im running on custom rom, my sd card got corrupted and my nandroid backup is gone.
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Don't worry, simply boot to recovery and take another nandroid backup, you'll probably never need to go back and if you need you can always use the ruu route
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ben_pyett said:
Don't worry, simply boot to recovery and take another nandroid backup, you'll probably never need to go back and if you need you can always use the ruu route
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Hey if my RUU isn' t in the link you provided... can i use another? i had a T-mobile german , but the exact Ruu isnt there.
Don't flash it then, search here or Google to find one for your phone
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You can find one here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=12269144
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Hey there.
Just a quick rookie ish question. I notice that many roms require the fastboot flash of the boot.img. Would that be required if I flashed a custom kernel with the rom, beings how the kernel flashes a boot.img?
Thanks!
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It depends on your Hboot. Of you are lower then 1.13 you can flash the zip in recovery.
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Ok trying to cover my bases. I'm stock 2.20 and looking to root and flash roms. I've done this on the one x in the past but it was during the 1.73 and 1.85 era.
Now when I achieve root and get a custom recovery pushed.... Now every time I flash a rom I need to also pull the boot.img from the zip?
And when do I flash that? Prior to the rom flash or after?
Thanks
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joho5 said:
Ok trying to cover my bases. I'm stock 2.20 and looking to root and flash roms. I've done this on the one x in the past but it was during the 1.73 and 1.85 era.
Now when I achieve root and get a custom recovery pushed.... Now every time I flash a rom I need to also pull the boot.img from the zip?
And when do I flash that? Prior to the rom flash or after?
Thanks
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Yes. that needs to be done after flashing ROM. if you are flashing an updated version of same ROM and if there are no changes in kernel.. no need to do that..
joho5 said:
Ok trying to cover my bases. I'm stock 2.20 and looking to root and flash roms. I've done this on the one x in the past but it was during the 1.73 and 1.85 era.
Now when I achieve root and get a custom recovery pushed.... Now every time I flash a rom I need to also pull the boot.img from the zip?
And when do I flash that? Prior to the rom flash or after?
Thanks
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According this post http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=33179690
You need flash boot.img before flashing the rom
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before or after the rom.. it won't be an issue.!! just ensure you do that
kancherlapraneeth said:
Yes. that needs to be done after flashing ROM. if you are flashing an updated version of same ROM and if there are no changes in kernel.. no need to do that..
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Bro no offense, I just saw post which boot.img need to be flashed before flashing the rom (but not to prove u wrong)
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abhipati said:
Bro no offense, I just saw post which boot.img need to be flashed before flashing the rom (but not to prove u wrong)
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no offense taken
Before flashing.
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How you flash that?
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Obie911 said:
How you flash that?
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Root using - [ROOT] HTC One X AT&T 2.20 Firmware - X-Factor root exploit
Then follow the instructions in this link - [How To] Flash Custom recovery and ROMS after 2.20 root
ok im new to the one x also and have rooted and installed viper, im looking to install a jelly bean rom and make nandroids of everything so ill have some options. so say i want to switch to one of my nandroids, do i need to keep each boot.img from each rom and flash each time i nandroid or am i safe to just restore and reboot?
you need to still flash each boot.img from the roms you made nandroids of
Just wondering if anyone with soff/scid flashed the new firmware package, does it affect touch in twrp?
Thanks in advance.
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Vcek said:
Just wondering if anyone with soff/scid flashed the new firmware package, does it affect touch in twrp?
Thanks in advance.
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i'm about to run the full ota. i'll pot my findings after.
*edit* No matter what I tried, it wouldn't let me update with the OTA.
I'm going to flash the firmware.zip instead. -_- Bah~
Update: I successfully flashed the entire firmware.zip and am now going to flash the ROM. I will attempt to update via the OTA by inserting my modified firmware.zip first.
If that doesn't work, I will just flash the ROM.zip. I'll update this post with whatever managed to work for me.
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I can confirm that touchscreen works in twrp using 2.15 hboot as I had to flash twrp to move the OTA zip file over to my sd card
*edit* modified firmware.zip within the OTA did not work. So I will just flash the rom. I do however have the firmware.zip flashed successfully so I expect things to run smoother. Only time will tell.
Thanks exad, I just updated the official way through ruumode and then flashed twrp and the boot.img(just to make sure it's a controlled experiment).
Everything still the same, working perfectly I will report if the signal drops or random reboot happens.
And now off to bed.
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exad said:
Update: I successfully flashed the entire firmware.zip and am now going to flash the ROM. I will attempt to update via the OTA by inserting my modified firmware.zip first.
If that doesn't work, I will just flash the ROM.zip. I'll update this post with whatever managed to work for me.
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I can confirm that touchscreen works in twrp using 2.15 hboot as I had to flash twrp to move the OTA zip file over to my sd card
*edit* modified firmware.zip within the OTA did not work. So I will just flash the rom. I do however have the firmware.zip flashed successfully so I expect things to run smoother. Only time will tell.
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Is it 4.2.2 only? Will it work with imagio 3.7?
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Don't see why the firmware update wouldn't work with any roms. But so far I have only tested with the 4.2.2 sense 5 rom
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Just don't forget to flash the boot.img included in magio
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Vcek said:
Just don't forget to flash the boot.img included in magio.
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Double post :/
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Vcek said:
Just don't forget to flash the boot.img included in magio
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Oops I accidentally thanked you, well there ya go.
This only applies to s-on devices.
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The firmware.zip contains a boot.img different to magiorom that's y I suggested it to 31ken31
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Vcek said:
The firmware.zip contains a boot.img different to magiorom that's y I suggested it to 31ken31
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so far, according to my usage in the past few hours, there is no harm in keeping the kernel included in the firmware.zip
Anyone who wants to flash the firmware.zip, I have linked instructions and and the zip file in this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=45122768&postcount=183
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The firmware.zip contains a boot.img different to magiorom that's y I suggested it to 31ken31
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If I flash 2.15 I'd for sure clean install magio, I'm gonna wait out R4 (4.2.2 base) and flash together.
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Hboot 2.15 at&t ?
I notice a few of you have AT&T phones, but I'm having great difficulty finding any info on the 2.15 HBOOT.
I am currently on my HTC ONE XL with HBOOT 2.14 using AT&T (United States obviously). Running Magio 4.0.0 and about to update to 4.0.1
So does this HBOOT 2.15 exist for this phone and if so can someone kindly link me to it??
Whether the phone is at&t or not doesn't matter, the at&t One X is the same phone as the HTC One XL, it's just branded differently. Look in the Android Development section of our forum, you'll find links plus instructions to the firmware in Turge's stock ROM thread in the OP.
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I notice a few of you have AT&T phones, but I'm having great difficulty finding any info on the 2.15 HBOOT.
I am currently on my HTC ONE XL with HBOOT 2.14 using AT&T (United States obviously). Running Magio 4.0.0 and about to update to 4.0.1
So does this HBOOT 2.15 exist for this phone and if so can someone kindly link me to it??
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I'm running att and I flashed it no problems here. No data or cell drops either.
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so if I'm S-OFF and on hboot 1.14 does that mean I can just flash a new hboot to run the 3.4 kernel and once I upgrade my hboot can I still use the older kernels?
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Yes you need hboot 2.15 to run 3.4 kernel. There's a workaround posted in the forums for using older hboot with the new kernel, but it's not supported by CM.
And yes you can still run old kernel with new hboot.
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abracadabra11 said:
Yes you need hboot 2.15 to run 3.4 kernel. There's a workaround posted in the forums for using older hboot with the new kernel, but it's not supported by CM.
And yes you can still run old kernel with new hboot.
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I noticed in your signature " CM Stock" - can you tell me how to get this stock kernel ? I know how to flash this boot.img but need to know where I can get it ?
I am having 'stuck in Edge" issue - used to get 4g but not anymore.. would like to see if it's to do with the kernel that I have.
Well to get the kernel you need to open the ROM zip file and extract the boot.img file. Then use fastboot to fastboot flash boot boot.img
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abracadabra11 said:
Well to get the kernel you need to open the ROM zip file and extract the boot.img file. Then use fastboot to fastboot flash boot boot.img
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I know that the boot.img file is in the zip file, what I meant to ask was where do I get the stock ROM (so i can open it up and get the boot.img)
Also, what do I need to worry about before I apply this boot.img - do I need to make sure my hboot is compatible somehow?
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hboot 2.15 should be used for all 3.4 kernel ROMs
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abracadabra11 said:
get.cm
hboot 2.15 should be used for all 3.4 kernel ROMs
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Thank you for your guidance on kernel/hboot...
what do you mean "get. cm" ??
Where do i get stock boot.img??
abracadabra11 said:
Yes you need hboot 2.15 to run 3.4 kernel. There's a workaround posted in the forums for using older hboot with the new kernel, but it's not supported by CM.
And yes you can still run old kernel with new hboot.
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Okay sweet thank you I was also wondering where I can get the 2.15 hboot to flash? Or do I have to relock everything and then use the ruu to upgrade to that?
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You are not able to superCID though if you have 2.15 hboot, so keep that in mind.
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DroidLuvver said:
Thank you for your guidance on kernel/hboot...
what do you mean "get. cm" ??
Where do i get stock boot.img??
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http://get.cm/?device=ville&type=RC
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