Hi guys,
So I unlocked my boot loader and using twrp installed cm10. To boot it I had to flash boot.IMG from the zip file and everything works fine
Now I wanna revert to the stock ROM. I made a backup of it using twrp. So when I wipe off the cm10 rom using twrp n restore my stock backed up ROM, my phone doesn't boot. Just a blank screen.
Anything I need to do different?
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kjotwani said:
Hi guys,
So I unlocked my boot loader and using twrp installed cm10. To boot it I had to flash boot.IMG from the zip file and everything works fine
Now I wanna revert to the stock ROM. I made a backup of it using twrp. So when I wipe off the cm10 rom using twrp n restore my stock backed up ROM, my phone doesn't boot. Just a blank screen.
Anything I need to do different?
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You have to flash the boot.img from the sence rom
Thanks a lot for ur help. I don't know where to get the boot.IMG of the sense ROM. Any directions as to where can I find it?
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Extract it from the nandroid backup
These r the files in the twrp folder for my Stock ROM. Can't see a boot.IMG
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sorry maybe twrp doesn't backup boot.img
You can download a 2.20 ruu and try an extract boot.img from there.
boot.emmc.win is the boot.img, not sure how TWRP handles backing up of boot when on the higher hboot though.
kjotwani said:
These r the files in the twrp folder for my Stock ROM. Can't see a boot.IMG
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The very 1st file "boot.emmc.win" that's the boot.img
So just flash that through fastboot and it should work
You can change the name of the file to boot.img if you want
And if we want to revert to an RUU, we just lock the bootloader and run the exe
Or do we need to flash the stock recovery first?
Cheers
Yes, lock bootloader flash ruu.
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can someone please make a video or a very clear post how to download leedroid v6.4 on htc one s because this is the 2nd time i tried it and messed it up where i have to run ruu to go back to factory settings
dude its easy, The instructions are on the thread
1, Unlock Bootloader
2, Flash CWM recovery
3, Flash Boot.img
4, Flash ROM
5, Flash boot.img again (optional)
Done !
It doesnt get any easier than that ^^^
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Still doesn't work I go into a bootloop
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Is there a way to download leedroid tweaks on its own ?
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Leedroid has v6.4 on the one S? or the one X?
V2.1 for the One S
Are there any direct links for the one s latest version only tweaks
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I dont think the tweaks will work on a stock ROM, They require the modded framework.
;( leedroid always messes up when I try download it to my phone
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I am stuck in a boot loop too. Driving me nuts I have been using custom roms for ever.
Btw other custom roms work without issue on my one s except leedroid.
balto said:
I am stuck in a boot loop too. Driving me nuts I have been using custom roms for ever.
Btw other custom roms work without issue on my one s except leedroid.
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Yeah same that's why I'm asking people for help to do it like on a video are u still in bootloop? I was in bootloop before
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Both of you just post on how you flash the rom. There has to be something easy that is overlooked. Cause i have flashed the rom 4 times with no problems
snwman said:
Both of you just post on how you flash the rom. There has to be something easy that is overlooked. Cause i have flashed the rom 4 times with no problems
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I put the Rom zip and md5 Rom thing in sd card too I think go into bootloader run that windows.bat thing flash boot.IMG flash Rom run boot.IMG again
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How do you do it? sorry for bad English tired
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k1llacanon said:
I put the Rom zip and md5 Rom thing in sd card too I think go into bootloader run that windows.bat thing flash boot.IMG flash Rom run boot.IMG again
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Did you flash the rom in cwm after the first time you flashed the boot.img? If not then that is probably your issue.
For me I flashed boot flash rom in cwm and for good measure flashed the boot again.
I am going to try a new download of the rom I think that could be my issue.
Right ill basically start from as if i was to flash the rom from if i has a stock phone
1.Make sure phone is rooted and unlocked by Htc dev
2.Have a custom recovery flashed
3.Download the v2.0 and v2.1 of the rom and also the boot.img
4.Place v2.0 and v2.1 files into a folder on your sd card.
5.Now make a nandroid backup of your current rom you are using before you flash LeeDroids rom
6.Extract the boot.img so that you can run the command to flash the .img to your phone
7.Boot phone into bootloader then fastboot, connect phone to pc and it should say fastboot usb.
8.Run the boot.img file to which ever OS you are using (meaning windows, mac etc.)
9.Get back into the bootloader screen and get into recovery.
10. Format system, data and cache also wipe dalvik cache as well. It should be wiped by formatting system and data but only takes 2seconds to do it anyway. You will find it under advanced menu(In Clockworkmod)
11. Find the .zip of leedroids v2.0 and flash it
12.Reboot phone and finish the setup menu and just let the phone settle for a minute or two after you finished it
13. Boot phone into bootloader and then fastboot. Run the boot.img again just to be sure.
14.Boot into recovery and flash v2.1 and then reboot and enjoy.
Now set phone up the way you want
This is the method i have used seems long but only takes 10minutes once you have all the files. I have done this 4 times using this method
I will try this method later so what's the v6.4?
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I will try this method later so what's the v6.4?
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None for htc one s maybe for the one x which lee is also developing for
Oooh I've been trying v6 so only v2 will work for one s? And is it just as good?
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Hi,
Could someone pls tell me what the way to extract boot.IMG ROM either the ruu 2.20 or from boot.emmc.win in twrp?
I have cm10 installed n want to boot into stock ROM of which I have made a backup
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just flash the boot.emmc.win in fastboot. fastboot flash boot boot.emmc.win
This will make it real easy for you. Watch the video.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=33463262
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Whats this problem with the boot.img?
So to flash a rom, I need to flash the boot.img using the boot installer tool, then I put the rom on my SD card and flash it?
Do I also have to flash the boot.img to restore my phone from a previous recovery? I heard this somewhere and was a bit confused,
Just download a ROM from the phone itself. Use flash image GUI. Using flashgui app, Navigate to ROM you downloaded, click. It'll automatically flash kernel. Immediately after boot into recovery, flash entire ROM, then flash gapps if necessary... Profit
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CollegeProfesor said:
Whats this problem with the boot.img?
So to flash a rom, I need to flash the boot.img using the boot installer tool, then I put the rom on my SD card and flash it?
Do I also have to flash the boot.img to restore my phone from a previous recovery? I heard this somewhere and was a bit confused,
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There are a couple of roms that are hboot 1.14 friendly right? Doesn't viper have the ability to flash the kernel upon install?
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I'm not really into sense ROMs, but I know viperxl and cleanrom 5.1 you can flash ROM in recovery.. they're definitely good to have on your SD card as a safety net in case something goes crazy and there's no way to fast boot...
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I know you guys hate this, but I need help.
I have an HTC One S, unlocked. I am in Canada, it's unlocked for Mobilicity, but not sure where it came from originally.
How do I know what exact version phone I have, and how do I go about getting a newer android version on it. 4.2.2 or at least 4.2.
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What do you mean with "version"
Look under settings->phone information or sth like that. Latest official version for the one s is android 4.1.1.
If you mean which model, check how your CPU frequency is, 1,7ghz is the C2/S3, 1,5ghz is the C1/S4.
If you want android 4.2.2 flash a custom recovery and follow the instruction for flashing a custom rom (cm10.1), you will find it in the development section
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Ok, so I want to install
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2051865
Not sure how. I have 1.06 band and 3.08-01575 kernel version.
hboot 1.14....what do I need to do to get this installed. It says something about aroma installer, but have no idea how to use that.
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Aroma installer is a GUI for the installing progress.
Wipe everything twice before flashing the Rom.
Extract the Boot.IMG Form the flash zip.
Flash the Boot.IMG via fastboot ("fastboot flash boot boot.img" there are flashing guides in the forum)
Clear dalvik cache
Flash the rom and everything should work fine
Good luck
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NQNH said:
Aroma installer is a GUI for the installing progress.
Wipe everything twice before flashing the Rom.
Extract the Boot.IMG Form the flash zip.
Flash the Boot.IMG via fastboot ("fastboot flash boot boot.img" there are flashing guides in the forum)
Clear dalvik cache
Flash the rom and everything should work fine
Good luck
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I don't see any boot.img inside the zip file?
I am reading all you do is extract the zip, but I don't see the boot.img once that is done? Help please.
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Sry my fault, didnt read the thread carefully, you dont need the boot.img
You cam flash the Rom the usual way
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NQNH said:
Sry my fault, didnt read the thread carefully, you dont need the boot.img
You cam flash the Rom the usual way
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So wipe it twice, then install from zip? That's it?
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I think so
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So, I have S-On and the newer Hboot (1.14 I believe), and I had a quick question about TWRP restores and fastboot.
Normally, the process of flashing a new ROM means that I go into fastboot and flash the boot.img first, then go back into TWRP to flash the ROM.
However, what if this happens:
1. backup the ROM that I'm currently on (which is, say AOKP)
2. flash to a new ROM using fastboot boot.img and TWRP (this ROM is Sense-based)
Now, I decide I liked my old AOKP rom better. Can I just go into TWRP and click on restore? Or do I have to do something else first?
You need to also flash the boot.img for the ROM you are restoring to.
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Well if its on your sd card click install then go to file, if its nandriod then use restore and re flash img. I strongly suggest you do s off , process is easy if you read the thread and follow instructions
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crazylilazn said:
So, I have S-On ....
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The answer to any question that starts like this is "You need to s-off before going any further."