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23/9/2010 12:00 I've been to the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival. Who want flashable ROM zip file will be try:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=742371 or http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=789830, thanks to NeoPhyTe.x360 and robocik!
fastboot video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fipvwzuNyEE
download url:http://www.multiupload.com/AVHZ2WJ4M4
mirror url:http://vipme.com/ROM/desireHD/, thanks to zexbig.
This is NOT a flashable zip file.
It is a file collections for ROM Dev.
09-22 15:48 update patch:fix gps FC & vold issue & Youtube HD no video issue:http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7YJ6B7UR
flash it with ROM Manager or recovery menu.
Known issue:
1.camera can not work
2.Location,CarPanel FC sometimes.
Thanks all Dev from XDA! This file pack is based on DesireHD leaked RUU/Dump.
Requirement:
1.Desire Phone
2.custom recovery(AmonRA,ClockWork)
3.parted SDCARD with ext2/ext3, ext partition size not less than 512M.
4.radio version great than 32.42.00.32U_5.09.00.08
use it with follow step:
1.unzip the ownhere.DesireHD.zip
2.reboot your desire phone to recovery mode,for example:"adb-windows.exe reboot recovery"
3.wipe data,system,sd-ext
4.adb connect to phone, for example:"adb-windows.exe shell"
Code:
mkdir /sd-ext
mount /sd-ext
mount /system
mount /sdcard
5.push ownhere.desirehd.system.tgz,ownhere.desirehd.sd-ext.tgz,ownheredesire_v2.0_acekernel.zip to /sdcard
for example:
Code:
adb-windows.exe push ownhere.desirehd.system.tgz /sdcard/
6.adb connect to phone
Code:
cd /system
rm -r *
tar zxvf /sdcard/ownhere.desirehd.system.tgz
cd /sd-ext
rm -r *
tar zxvf /sdcard/ownhere.desirehd.sd-ext.tgz
sync
lost+found may be error, ignore it.
7.flash ownheredesire_v2.0_acekernel.zip with recovery menu.
8.reboot,the first boot time is long, about 5 mins.
you got it.
removed file:
Code:
Facebook
Twitter
teeter
Metal(skin)
Black(Skin)
Wood(Skin)
Flash
Maps
Quickoffice
all of these files can be found in Market or leaked RUU.
modified file:
Code:
Vending(Market)
/system/lib/hw/
/system/lib/egl/
build.prop
and some files i forgot...
all of these files can be restore from leaked RUU(But may be crash the system)
HOWTO extract file from DesireHD leak RUU 2.15:
run RUU_Ace_HTC_WWE_1.15.405.1_Radio_12.21.60.12_26.02.00.09_M_test_148662.exe in Windows box.Then some dialog appear(which include a 'next' button), look for your windows' temp dir, search the newest dir created by RUU, then copy rom.zip(about 277M) to another dir(or RUU will delete it automaticly).
send this rom.zip to Linux box,
in Linux box, unzip rom.zip, then
Code:
mkdir system
mount -o loop,ro system.img system
all files in system dir. you can simply copy files from it.
Ouch
I was hopeing for a flashable ROM ....
Well thx a lot man, now devs will be able to develop some great HD ROM
Would love to, Except I'm not Brave Enough
Excellent Work, Well Done!
KYI
first!
WELL DONE
edit: wasn't fast enough damn
sweet dude
Wow ! Thanks !!! :d
Thanks for sharing
ash1684 said:
Ouch
I was hopeing for a flashable ROM ....
Well thx a lot man, now devs will be able to develop some great HD ROM
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It's because he is using the Sdcard as an extended System ftom what i know at least
can someone report if it works before i try
and ownhere take your place amoungst the xda legends
LOL rapidshare is already going 150 secs for a dl... they are getting overtaxed i advise everyone to use Megaupload... only 30 sec wait
Trying this now!
any one installed this ?
apologies for having doubted about you!!!GREATE job!
How is it working?
great now I need to learn adb but thanks now I can laugh at my cousin with cs hd
2
can anyone report on whats working and whats not?
NickChaplin said:
can anyone report on whats working and whats not?
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according to the op everything works apart from camera app, neo said he will look into fixing it tho
AndroHero said:
according to the op everything works apart from camera app, neo said he will look into fixing it tho
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am i correct in assuming that this rom doesnt have root access?
please make flashable zip
NickChaplin said:
am i correct in assuming that this rom doesnt have root access?
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op said it rooted with apps2sd
WARNING: IN THE EVENT THAT ANYTHING GOES WRONG, I WILL NOT BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE. I CANNOT STRESS THIS ENOUGH!!!
EDIT: I FORGOT, BEFORE CHANGING RECOVERY OR DOING ANYTHING, ALWAYS DO A NANDROID BACKUP!!!
If you have flashed a custom recovery (clockwork, j_r0dd, etc.) but you want to
1) accept OTA updates but cant do so with the custom recovery
2) send your phone for repair and not void your warranty
3) or UNROOT YOUR PHONE,
it should be easy to revert back to your stock recovery that came with your phone.
NOTE: THIS PROCEDURE WILL ONLY WORK IF THERE IS AN AVAILABLE OTA UPDATE FOR YOUR PHONE!!!
YOU WILL HAVE TO RE-ROOT YOUR PHONE IF YOU WANT ROOT ACCESS AFTER UPDATING! DO NOT RE-ROOT IF YOUR PHONE IS TO BE SENT FOR REPAIR!
Step 1) Download the OTA update. (I have a uploaded a sample update zip at
www . sidsoftinc . com / Blur_Version.0.3.9.MB300.Retail.en.03.zip
*remove the spaces)
Step 2) On completion, the phone should reboot and enter recovery mode, using the custom recovery to update. However, this should fail as most custom recoveries prevent original updates. Note the location of the downloaded update (likely at /cache)
Step 3) Power down the phone and enter into recovery mode manually
Step 4) Using ADB, pull the folder containing the update zip to your computer
Code:
adb pull /**storedlocation**/**nameoftheupdate**.zip update.zip
Step 5) Open the update.zip in your adb folder and look for a file called recovery.img (most likely in system folder)
Step 6) Open up the adb shell and flash the new recovery (recommended)
Code:
adb shell
su
flash_image recovery recovery.img
or you can place it in /system and it will be auto-flashed (not recommended)
Code:
adb push recovery.img /system/recovery.img
Step 7 (if possible) Make it permanent by deleting the custom recovery in /system
Code:
adb shell
cd system
su
mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/mtdblock1 /system
rm recovery.img
mount -o ro,remount /dev/block/mtdblock1 /system
exit
exit
Step 8) Reboot the phone and if you see a triangle warning sign, reboot your phone again. You should see your homescreen before it reboots to install the update again. This time, the original recovery will be used.
Once finished, your phone will be upgraded, unrooted and your applications and data will still be retained.
If you wish to install your previously used custom rom again, you must flash the custom recovery and install the rom, again
If I made a mistake, please do inform me. Thank you
I'm trying to do this for the Tmo G2 and I have reverted using another technique but the clockworkmod is still there. I thought it would get removed!
I have no idea how to get rid of it. Can you give me alittle help?
Did your clockworkmod recovery flash itself into your nv ram. If so then no one can help you there. If you have an ota update and pulled it to your pc, send me a coy and I'll see if I can help you. If you can, send me your ota update zip to [email protected].
Sent from my Motorola Backflip using the XDA App
I'm honestly unsure if it flashed to the nv-ram. Possibly, basically if I do a system boot (power +vol down) and select recovery, it will load the HTC green text with white background then go into clockword recovery. I'm not exactly sure why it still does this.
I used the method on this FORUM THREAD to un-root and get back to stock (using the available files there and method 1-a). I'm just unsure why the clockwork recovery is still there. I'm hoping I can still get back to stock recovery. Possibly I just need to flash the stock recovery.img??
Also, I had some troubles initially with ADB, which is why I used the VISIONary method of rooting. I'd love to try out the gfree method since I believe my ADB is working correctly now and test out some other roms to see what I like the most.
I know you are probably in a different time zone that is way ahead of mine........but can't I just reflash the stock or update ota recovery.img in fastboot mode.......OR is this a bad Idea???
Many users have accidently accepted ota updates on custom rims and recoveries. for fastboot, I did mention that flashing stock recovery and update is possible via adb shell.
Sent from my Motorola Backflip using the XDA App
siidheesh said:
Many users have accidently accepted ota updates on custom rims and recoveries. for fastboot, I did mention that flashing stock recovery and update is possible via adb shell.
Sent from my Motorola Backflip using the XDA App
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I tried flashing the stock recovery but I'm not sure why it didn't work, I had hboot and flash_image. I used the adb shell way as well. It gave me error in partitions or whatever. I don't know what to do.
do you have Blur_Version.0.3.10.MB300.Retail.en.03.sbf file?
I dont happen to have that file, but i do have Blur_Version.0.3.9.MB300.Retail.en.03.zip
if you need it.
Cockwork Mod
I'm pretty green so this may sound really dumb, but can you flash sbf files to your phone via Clockwork Mod, or does it have to be done via RSD Lite. I cannot get RSD to recognize my device in 4.7 or 4.8. Please help.
do you have a stock image for the huawei ascend for cricket or does anyone here have it?
Unrooting......
I download the RECOVERY file you supplied (thank you)
"Blur_Version.0.3.9.MB300.Retail.en.03.zip"
If I reboot into Recovery and just flashed that zip file, would it work that way to unroot?
Provided you are flashing on a MOTOROLA BACKFLIP, yes. However, you might want to flash the AT&T 2.1 update for the backflip instead, if you reside in the US. Flashing back any official firmware unroots your phone
I'm looking to root and unlock my AT&F Motorola Backflip (MB300).. Any suggestions?
Sent from my NexusHD2 using Tapatalk
OTA for Samsung Galaxy Ace is a CFG file, not ZIP
Hello,
Just for interest, I received an OTA for my Samsung Galaxy Ace but it didn't come as a ZIP file - it came as a CFG file (which is not a ZIP, but actually a proprietary package - which I can't remember the name right now).
However, I did find the stock recovery elsewhere in this forum, and I installed it. But that wasn't enough for the OTA to be installed - it still fails.
Corrupted?
siidheesh said:
Step 5) Open the update.zip in your adb folder and look for a file called recovery.img (most likely in system folder)
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I can't find it. I have an Alcatel Pop C1 4015X. Help?
Trying to unroot Xperia Z2
I am trying to unroot using update files from the Sony Xperia Companion. I found the update files (I think). I used Flashtool to decrypt the FILESET, but there is no recovery.img in the decrypted folder. The folder I decrypted is in Xperia Companion/Sony Mobile Update Engine/localstorage/db/13740270 and that is the only folder that has decryptable files. They are named FILE_8977018 and similar before decryption and various .sin .ta files (examples auto-boot.ta, cust-reset.ta, simlock.ta). Am I using the right decryption to get the recovery.img?
Hi,
Last Friday I turned my phone off and when I turned it back on it got stuck on the loading screen and has been like that since.
I tried removing the battery loads, with no joy. I tried factory reset and clearing cache through the recovery menu, still nothing. So now I want to flash it but I'm having trouble.
I can't get the phone to boot so can't use adb to push a file to the sdcard and I'm stuck with fastboot commands (which I'm not that familiar with other than what I've found on here!). I downloaded the OTA update (from links found in these forums) for my phone to take it to 4.0.3 as I thought it was worth doing. I renamed it to update.zip but when I try the command "fastboot update update.zip" I get the message:
archive does not contain 'android-info.txt'
archive does not contain 'android-product.txt'
error: update package has no android-info.txt or android-product.txt
I then tried the full ROM from this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1063664
but got the same message.
I don't know what these missing files are, or if I can create them myself! I've found other threads where people said they used replacements found elsewhere but I don't know where to find them!!
I can't find a way to get the update file onto the sdcard so can't use that recovery option.
I'd rather not have to send it back to samsung as that takes two weeks and I'm pretty sure they'd just flash it anyway!
I have the Nexus S still with stock ROM (2.3.6) and unrooted.
Any help will be greatly appreciated!! Ideally I'd like a way to transfer the update file to the sdcard and recover using the phone recovery. Failing that, I'd like to flash it using fastboot.
cheers
First you need to download this : http://www.4shared.com/zip/2L09-JyW/Root_Nexus_S.html
Just unpack , connect your phone and click run.bat....
After that you need : remove install-recovery.sh just in .....
run in windows-> Start->at the search bar write cmd and navigate into your android sdk is installed
For me :
C:/"Programs and Files (x86)"/Android/android-sdk/tools/>adb shell
# rm /system/etc/install-recovery.sh
#exit
or with Root Explorer into system/etc/install-recovery.sh just renam it (ex. : .sh.old)
thanks for the reply.
What will this do exactly?
I thought adb commands only worked when the phone was booted up?
just had a look at the bat. So it seems this will wipe and root the phone adding superuser privelages?
Is this the only way I can get it working again and once I've done this, how do I undo it as to get the stock version of ICS do I not need to be unrooted or will flashing the stock version from the link in my OP automatically unroot the phone and replace the recovery image etc?
thanks again for your help - I'm a bit of a noob when it comes to rooting and ROMs!
Forgot to say, I have GT-i9020 model if it makes any difference.
Skyap said:
Forgot to say, I have GT-i9020 model if it makes any difference.
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My tools will root your device and installed CWM ...after that you can do anything you want....
I'm now rooted and have cwm recovery. Had some issues transferring files to the sdcard but seem to have moved a couple of files, but when I try to update using them I get...
Finding update package...
Opening update package...
E:Can't open /sdcard/name-of-file.zip
(bad)
Installation aborted.
I get this whether its the full stock ROMs found on here or the update only packages found on here.
Any ideas?
Skyap said:
I'm now rooted and have cwm recovery. Had some issues transferring files to the sdcard but seem to have moved a couple of files, but when I try to update using them I get...
Finding update package...
Opening update package...
E:Can't open /sdcard/name-of-file.zip
(bad)
Installation aborted.
I get this whether its the full stock ROMs found on here or the update only packages found on here.
Any ideas?
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Trying to mount sdcard into CWM and see what happens.
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Reboot into recovery.
Go into "mounts and storage"
Select "mount sdcard"
Select "mount USB storage"
Shortly after your SD Card will be mounted on your computer.
please help my sh-12c stuck in boot
hi my sh-12c stuck in boot wont open could you hrelp me to guide ?
i enable su and and i change permission in settings thats all in hope if morelocal2 works but it doesnt work and was not problem to use but , i restart in hope if it work , but it stuck in the boot logo Auuos moving any way to restore ?
Hello everyone,
rhcp was able to locate a method with which to do updates the standard way HTC does them. If you are, for instance, on 1.73 and have the 1.85 OTA .zip file (the one sent from HTC, not a CWM .zip file), you can use this method to place it in the right location and start an update.
Disclaimer:
I do not take responsibility if something goes wrong. PLEASE do this at your own risk.
Please do not use this to go to 1.85 as you may lose root. This is more FYI for future OTA updates or after 1.85 is rooted.
Requirements:
You must have ROOT before doing this. You'll be accessing a location that is not writable without root.
You must have the official OTA file. If someone can help with this portion I can post it here for all users to use if they wish.
Follow these steps to pull the OTA update:
When it shows "downloading" and the OTA completes, if you have root, please do the following:
Code:
adb shell
cd /cache
ls -l
Locate the file ending with .zip here. May look extremely long and should resemble something like OTA_Evita_U_Cingular.........zip
Quit out of adb shell
Code:
adb pull /cache/<file name of the OTA package.zip>
Post that package.zip file on a file share and send me the link and I will add it to the OP.
To update using the OTA file, follow these steps:
Code:
adb push <file name of the OTA package.zip> /mnt/sdcard/
adb shell
su
cp <file name of the OTA package.zip> /cache/update.zip
cd /cache/
mkdir recovery
cd recovery
echo “–update_package=/cache/update.zip” > command
adb reboot recovery
This will cause your device to update using the OTA method that HTC uses to push updates.
If this helped you...PLEASE donate to rhcp, which happens to have had to pay for a new One S due to bricking the first time figuring this out. His donate link is here.
Toss me a Thanks if you think this guide was helpful .
h8rift said:
Hello everyone,
rhcp was able to locate a method with which to do updates the standard way HTC does them. If you are, for instance, on 1.73 and have the 1.85 OTA .zip file (the one sent from HTC, not a CWM .zip file), you can use this method to place it in the right location and start an update.
Disclaimer:
I do not take responsibility if something goes wrong. PLEASE do this at your own risk.
Requirements:
You must have ROOT before doing this. You'll be accessing a location that is not writable without root.
You must have the official OTA file. If someone can help with this portion I can post it here for all users to use if they wish.
Follow these steps to pull the OTA update:
When it shows "downloading" and the OTA completes, if you have root, please do the following:
Code:
adb shell
cd /cache
ls -l
Locate the file ending with .zip here. May look extremely long and should resemble something like OTA_Evita_U_Cingular.........zip
Quit out of adb shell
Code:
adb pull /cache/<file name of the OTA package.zip>
Post that package.zip file on a file share and send me the link and I will add it to the OP.
To update using the OTA file, follow these steps:
Code:
adb push <file name of the OTA package.zip> /mnt/sdcard/
adb shell
su
cp <file name of the OTA package.zip> /cache/update.zip
cd /cache/
mkdir recovery
cd recovery
echo “–update_package=/cache/update.zip” > command
adb reboot recovery
This will cause your device to update using the OTA method that HTC uses to push updates.
If this helped you...PLEASE donate to rhcp, which happens to have had to pay for a new One S due to bricking the first time figuring this out. His donate link is here.
Toss me a Thanks if you think this guide was helpful .
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nice but this update didnt fix anything anyway. wifi still sucks.
djfrost40 said:
nice but this update didnt fix anything anyway. wifi still sucks.
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Lol. Be it as it may....this is still a handy method for us to use with future OTA updates.
h8rift said:
Lol. Be it as it may....this is still a handy method for us to use with future OTA updates.
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I think ATT and HTC just need to issue a refund to all of the unfortunate folks that fell for this phone hook line and sinker...LOL, I tried the update, and wifi is still bad maybe even worse... I just boxed mine up and went back to my HTC Vivid.
djfrost40 said:
I think ATT and HTC just need to issue a refund to all of the unfortunate folks that fell for this phone hook line and sinker...LOL, I tried the update, and wifi is still bad maybe even worse... I just boxed mine up and went back to my HTC Vivid.
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Sorry to hear that djfrost40. I have literally had zero issues with this phone. No issues mentioned here (besides HTC's software-tweaked multi-tasking) have been evident on my phone. Hope your Vivid treats you well.
h8rift said:
Sorry to hear that djfrost40. I have literally had zero issues with this phone. No issues mentioned here (besides HTC's software-tweaked multi-tasking) have been evident on my phone. Hope your Vivid treats you well.
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Wow was starting to think I was the only one because like you I have had zero problems with my phone never had to replace it and the multi tasking doesn't really effect me all that much
Sent from My Nocturnalized Beast
The only issue I have is getting my OC to work 100%. Aside from that, I love the phone to death!
This method does not seem to work for me. I have no trouble following the steps but the phone just boots into recovery and nothing else. Also I think there are a couple of "exits" missing from the list of commands right after the creation of the command file, maybe they are implied.
Has anyone else verified this works for them? I am on a rooted, TWRP and still at 1.73. I also tried this method with CWM recovery installed but no luck.
anika200 said:
This method does not seem to work for me. I have no trouble following the steps but the phone just boots into recovery and nothing else. Also I think there are a couple of "exits" missing from the list of commands right after the creation of the command file, maybe they are implied.
Has anyone else verified this works for them? I am on a rooted, TWRP and still at 1.73. I also tried this method with CWM recovery installed but no luck.
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If you have twrp, why have you flashed a custom Rom?
Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk 2
kleeman7 said:
If you have twrp, why have you flashed a custom Rom?
Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk 2
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Yeah, kinda does'nt make sense. Actually I am liking the original HTC sense and also I am not sure which rom to try out.
Update.zip for root??
Is it possible to make an update.zip that we could flash via stock recovery to push su bianary? Just a thought.
kizzle4 said:
Is it possible to make an update.zip that we could flash via stock recovery to push su bianary? Just a thought.
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Nope, unless you work for HTC and know how to get the key to sign the update zip
Sent from my HTC One XL using Tapatalk 2
What about update zip from say an international version?
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What about update zip from say an international version?
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It will fail once it reads the build prop and realizes that this isn't an international one x, and if it does flash you would have a nice paperweight
Besides what does this accomplish? You can't modify ANY zip file from HTC without breaking the signature. Which makes this method useless
Sent from my HTC One XL using Tapatalk 2
In order for a thread to exist in the development section, it must contain a link to downloadable content. Because this is more of a guide, I'm moving this to general.
Thread Moved.
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"If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice"
Sent from my Galaxy Note (i717), using XDA Premium.
What steps in the OP modify if there's not enough space on the cache partition to hold the update.zip? Is it safe to run the following steps in that case:
Code:
adb push <file name of the OTA package.zip> /mnt/sdcard/
adb shell
su
cd /mnt/sdcard/
mv <file name of the OTA package.zip> update.zip
cd /cache/recovery
echo "-update_package=/mnt/sdcard/update.zip" > command
AlxMAX said:
What steps in the OP modify if there's not enough space on the cache partition to hold the update.zip? Is it safe to run the following steps in that case:
Code:
adb push <file name of the OTA package.zip> /mnt/sdcard/
adb shell
su
cd /mnt/sdcard/
mv <file name of the OTA package.zip> update.zip
cd /cache/recovery
echo “–update_package=/mnt/sdcard/update.zip” > command
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Wondering this too... or even using a larger partition like /data that has 1GB free. :-/
Can someone dd the radio partition for me and link to it?
Wanna make the zips =)
FYI: use this adb command and then pull the img of your sd card -
Code:
C:\adb>adb shell dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p17 of=/sdcard/radio.img
taylor.fowler said:
Can someone dd the radio partition for me and link to it?
Wanna make the zips =)
FYI: use this adb command and then pull the img of your sd card -
Code:
C:\adb>adb shell dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p17 of=/sdcard/radio.img
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"removed from dropbox" stock radio from new at&t ota, download taylor.fowler cwm flashable
Cm10.x and sense zips coming soon!
Sent from my One X using xda app-developers app
Has anyone tried this?
Unfortunately flashify still needs a custom recovery to flash zips.
Good thinking though, I really want xposed on my flex 2 too but it looks like we'll just have to wait for a recovery.
you can try this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2250555
If someone else is willing to try this it would be great to know if it works.
I've already taken back 1 flex 2 because I bricked it, I don't want to risk doing it again with an app that hasn't been updated since 2013.
Yeah, I'll try it once TOTs are available in case I do brick it.
Edit: Anyone know how we can speed up the process to create return to stock files?
Seems flashing with flash gordon app is not possible... Phone reboots like normal and no framework got installed
If you softbrick your device follow the LG Flash Tool Guide... Takes about 10 - 15 mins till you are back on your homescreen with no data lost
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2785089
smouker said:
Seems flashing with flash gordon app is not possible... Phone reboots like normal and no framework got installed
If you softbrick your device follow the LG Flash Tool Guide... Takes about 10 - 15 mins till you are back on your homescreen with no data lost
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2785089
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Yeah, I found that thread. But there's no firmware for G Flex 2 anywhere. What tot/kdz file do I use?
gtamgs15 said:
Yeah, I found that thread. But there's no firmware for G Flex 2 anywhere. What tot/kdz file do I use?
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As im from switzerland I found mine here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/g-flex2/development/kdz-lg-g-flex-2-stock-kdz-t3068441
Does anyone know the commands of flashing xposed via fastboot or ADB?
Ah. I'm from the US, so I have the H950.
Is there a guide somewhere that shows how to dump the system to make a kdz file?
Sent from my LG-H950 using XDA Free mobile app
deBricker said:
Does anyone know the commands of flashing xposed via fastboot or ADB?
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Open up the zip and see the directory the files are stored in. Then in adb you would use command abd push (drag file here without the parenthesis) /system and hit enter. That would be the command if you were pushing a file to system. If you were pushing to a system app it would be adb push (drag app here) /system/app hit enter. If it was a framework file it would be adb push (drag file here) /system/framework hit enter. Get the drift? For a lib file it would be adb push (drag lib file here) /system/lib hit enter
justinswidebody said:
Open up the zip and see the directory the files are stored in. Then in adb you would use command abd push (drag file here without the parenthesis) /system and hit enter. That would be the command if you were pushing a file to system. If you were pushing to a system app it would be adb push (drag app here) /system/app hit enter. If it was a framework file it would be adb push (drag file here) /system/framework hit enter. Get the drift? For a lib file it would be adb push (drag lib file here) /system/lib hit enter
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So will this work?
No
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Boot loops
someone test new xposet v70 ? maybe works .