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danasht said:
Hey guys!
I just unlocked and rooted my HTC one s today and wanted to install a custom rom.
I've tried so many roms but none of them boot up.
CM10 booted up once but the keyboard kept crashing so I tried installing other ones like viper and cm10.1 and trickdroid but none booted. then I tried to install CM10 again and that wouldn't boot either
What am I doing wrong?
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You flashing the wrong roms make sure you flashing a S3 rom.
After you flash the ROM from recovery, you must flash also proper boot.img for your new ROM. Normally you can find boot.omg inside of ROM archive.
Good luck!
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i have htc one x and my brother has a galaxy note 2
on the note 2 every week i try a different custom rom for him and its a piece of cake ..
on my htc one x , i unlocked it .. installed recovery , installed GB cm10 rom without backing up first
it went well .. now i want to switch back to a different custom rom such as clean rom 5.1
my bootloader says : unlocked , endeavoru pvt ship / S-on hboot 1.12
i booted to recovery wiped cache/partition/and system/dalvik cache
and installed the cleanrom zip from SD CARD
when the device boot its stuch on htc logo and going nowhere
i tried flashing boot.img and nothing work
when i wipe again and intall cm10 GB it always work
but nothing else than that
can anyone give me an advice Please i really need it , did i miss something ??
Hello, change your kernel maybe it works after that.
Or your CWM version is wrong for your new rom.
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Hello, change your kernel maybe it works after that.
Or your CWM version is wrong for your new rom.
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how do i know which kernel to choose from ?
i installed cm10 and everything is working like charm , but when trying to install clean rom or whatever rom with the stock look , the boot logo gets stuck and nothing happens
i tried different recovery , cwm and openrecovery touch and so .. its really weird
I donĀ“t know how it is to work with HTC Smartphones, because I only use
Sony / Sony Ericsson Smartphones.
But I think this is a way to install Stock Rom with Stock Kernel:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1546970
Hi, I instilled TWRP 2.3.3.0, after wipe everything and tried to flash any custom rom i would get stuck on the boostscreen, Tried a different version of TWRP and the samething kept happening to me, big thanks if anyone could help!
One more thing, I could not flash any kernel as well, it would stuck at some % forever, i checked SuperSu everything rooted and unlock..Don't know why
Try this out?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=33303798
Hope it helps. Also make sure you have a Onex evita
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Are you on hboot 1.14? If so, the issue with not being able to flash kernels, etc. is normal. All you need to do is extract the boot.img from the rom or kernel you want to flash and flash it via fastboot or an app called "Flash Image GUI".
Hi!
I have couple of questions regarding boot.img, kernels and how they relate to ROMs.
1. I believe every ROM comes with a kernel. Am I right?
2. Say I'm running CM10 and decide to flash beastmode bricked kernel and later flash Viper OneS. Do I still have beastmode kernel in Viper or has the kernel now been replaced by Viper's kernel? (Answer to q 1 might also answer this one...)
3. I believe boot.img is where the kernel is in a ROM. Am I correct?
4. What else does boot.img actually contain? The name atleast refers to some stuff needed for booting...
Thans !
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1. Yes, most likely. All ROMs Ive flashed has come with a kernel, either in the rom.zip file or as a separate download.
2. You will have to reflash the kernel if youre on hboot 1.14+ at least. If you are updating a ROM, as in not wiping anything, the kernel does not have to be reflashed.
In some cases you still have to fastboot flash it to get the updated rom to boot though.
3. Yes, Im quite sure it is. That has been the case with the ROMs Ive flashed at least.
4. It contains the ramdisc, which is pretty much everything related to the booting process, some settings and some other modules.
Goatshocker said:
1. Yes, most likely. All ROMs Ive flashed has come with a kernel, either in the rom.zip file or as a separate download.
2. You will have to reflash the kernel if youre on hboot 1.14+ at least. If you are updating a ROM, as in not wiping anything, the kernel does not have to be reflashed.
In some cases you still have to fastboot flash it to get the updated rom to boot though.
3. Yes, Im quite sure it is. That has been the case with the ROMs Ive flashed at least.
4. It contains the ramdisc, which is pretty much everything related to the booting process, some settings and some other modules.
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Thanks for your answer! That cleared alot.
About the question 2... So if I have a kernel other than that which came with the ROM, I just have to fastboot flash boot.img of the ROM to revert back to the ROM's own kernel?
I am on hboot 2.15.
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zaak00 said:
Thanks for your answer! That cleared alot.
About the question 2... So if I have a kernel other than that which came with the ROM, I just have to fastboot flash boot.img of the ROM to revert back to the ROM's own kernel?
I am on hboot 2.15.
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Yep that right.
So I'm having a problem installing any AOSP ROMS on my one x. I can install any sense 4+ plus ROMS but cyanogenmod, jellybam , etc won't install they just bootloop constantly . I'm on the latest version of viper jellybean . It's a weird case unless i'm missing something which I think. Please help if you can
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marquavious said:
So I'm having a problem installing any AOSP ROMS on my one x. I can install any sense 4+ plus ROMS but cyanogenmod, jellybam , etc won't install they just bootloop constantly . I'm on the latest version of viper jellybean . It's a weird case unless i'm missing something which I think. Please help if you can
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FLASH. THE. BOOT.IMG. USING. FASTBOOT.
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I've done that each time too . I had to , to even get on viper.
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Have you taken the stock JB update?
That upgrades something making non sense roms fail I think.
Not too sure exactly, but have read this somewhere and I'm in same position after taking JB 4.1 OTA before finding xda goodness.
Dacra said:
Have you taken the stock JB update?
That upgrades something making non sense roms fail I think.
Not too sure exactly, but have read this somewhere and I'm in same position after taking JB 4.1 OTA before finding xda goodness.
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Even if you've taken the 4.1 ota it will boot just no working touchscreen. Op is doing something wrong. Verify that you have a onexl and are flashing a ROM for the one xl then make sure to wipe cache, dalvik, system and do a factory reset in twrp. If you wipe system and are flashing a ROM for the wrong phone you will brick so make sure you have the right ROM and phone combo. After flashing the ROM boot to fastboot and fastboot flash your boot.IMG. if you do all that your ROM will boot.
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Wait so you flash a ROM first , then flash the boot.img ?
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Doesnt matter if you flash it before or after ...are you full wiping? Data system caches. .. and you're flashing thorugh Fastboot right Sith Fastboot flash boot boot.img ?
Yes. Well mostly to flash the flash boot img . I was using the flash image gui app , or the flash boot .img batchfile created here on xda. They both have worked in the past .
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Any ideas anyone? I just tried flashing nocturnal and my phone's just sitting at the boot logo. I've flashed the boot.img and yes my phone is a oneXL.
Similar problem
I've been having a similar problem but maybe even worse. After rooting my phone via onexroot.com tutorial I havent been able to install any custom roms. It says that the MD5 file is not found and "completes" the installation very quickly. I have tried the viper rom but i have tried the CM10 and AOKP JB. I have flashed boot.img via fastboot every time to no avail. Help please.I have ATT One X 2.20 hboot 1.14 twrp 2.4.1.0. Thanks.
alemcc said:
I've been having a similar problem but maybe even worse. After rooting my phone via onexroot.com tutorial I havent been able to install any custom roms. It says that the MD5 file is not found and "completes" the installation very quickly. I have tried the viper rom but i have tried the CM10 and AOKP JB. I have flashed boot.img via fastboot every time to no avail. Help please.I have ATT One X 2.20 hboot 1.14 twrp 2.4.1.0. Thanks.
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I know this may sound silly but are you leaving the boot image in the zip file that you are placing in recovery? Extract the boot image from the zip but leave it in the zip file you are placing in twrp.
AT&T HTC OneX
Android 4.1.1
ViperXL
No silly qurstions at this point
Venomtester said:
I know this may sound silly but are you leaving the boot image in the zip file that you are placing in recovery? Extract the boot image from the zip but leave it in the zip file you are placing in twrp.
AT&T HTC OneX
Android 4.1.1
ViperXL
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Yep, I just extract and copy the boot image over to user/downloads/onexrootattnew folder. Im starting to think that I did something wrong when rootin. I followed a tutorial online step by step and have twrp working and have superuser access. I'm not sure what else I'm doing wrong.
alemcc said:
Yep, I just extract and copy the boot image over to user/downloads/onexrootattnew folder. Im starting to think that I did something wrong when rootin. I followed a tutorial online step by step and have twrp working and have superuser access. I'm not sure what else I'm doing wrong.
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Place boot image on phone but not in any folder so that GUI can see it not in one x root. Place full zip file in downloads folder on phone storage. Use GUI to flash image. After flashing it will go into recovery. Use TWRP to install zip. Make sure you wipe system, cache and davlik cache before installing zip.
Hope this helps.
AT&T HTC OneX
Android 4.1.1
ViperXL
Venomtester said:
Place boot image on phone but not in any folder so that GUI can see it not in one x root. Place full zip file in downloads folder on phone storage. Use GUI to flash image. After flashing it will go into recovery. Use TWRP to install zip. Make sure you wipe system, cache and davlik cache before installing zip.
Hope this helps.
AT&T HTC OneX
Android 4.1.1
ViperXL
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Yes it's very annoying and I can't get on any AOSP Roms or anything. I'm on viper 3.2.3 hopefully you can get on a sense based Rom that will work
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marquavious said:
Yes it's very annoying and I can't get on any AOSP Roms or anything. I'm on viper 3.2.3 hopefully you can get on a sense based Rom that will work
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Try watching a few Zedomax or Nocturnal TV Videos on youtube. Get away from onexroot videos if they are not working for you.
AT&T HTC OneX
Android 4.1.1
ViperXL
Sorry I'm still learning: what do u mean by use GUI to flash image. I've been fastbooting it via cmd on windows.
It's an application you can install on your phone that does the flashboot part for you. Search for " fash image gui apk " on here .
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alemcc said:
Sorry I'm still learning: what do u mean by use GUI to flash image. I've been fastbooting it via cmd on windows.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2155132
AT&T HTC OneX
Android 4.1.1
ViperXL
So I downloaded the flash GUI program and followed the steps via the video (thanks for that, very helpful) but after flashing the kernel (boot IMG) and hitting the recovery reboot option it didn't reboot, it didn't do anything. So I did a manual reboot into recovery and installed the zips and rebooted. I got to the Rom initiating page (this one had a unicorn) and it didn't go any further. The only other info I could offer is that I went the lazy way and emailed the boot image to myself on my comp and downloaded to my phone via the email. Not sure if that makes a difference. Any more ideas, I'm gonna try the ice cold jelly Rom and the viper xl later today.
So I just tried the viper 3.2 Rom and although it seemed to get a little further in the process, result is the same: stuck on viper logo. Only ice cold jelly left. When transferring zip files over to phone do o have to mount via twrp or can I just mount as disk drive via stock rom? At this point, unrooting and waiting for att's official JB update may be my only option. Thanks in advance for any help.
Hi Friends,
I have my friend's Desire s. He ask me to put some other ics rom.
Searching the forum I am succeeded to get device unlock(bootloader shows unlock and s-on also it show hboot2.00***) and flash TW Recovery I tried to install [ROM][02 May][Android 4.0.4][Sense 4.1 Full][OTA] SVHD v1.6.1 but on logo screen it again goes to TW recovery means not booting up the rom. Hence I reflash my stock rom backup which I took before flashing the above new rom
Also this device is still not rooted may be it is problem, actually I don't know whats the problem. Any help wil highly appreciated and sorry for the question if asked before as I am unable to find the exact answer
fayezkhan555 said:
Hi Friends,
I have my friend's Desire s. He ask me to put some other ics rom.
Searching the forum I am succeeded to get device unlock(bootloader shows unlock and s-on also it show hboot2.00***) and flash TW Recovery I tried to install [ROM][02 May][Android 4.0.4][Sense 4.1 Full][OTA] SVHD v1.6.1 but on logo screen it again goes to TW recovery means not booting up the rom. Hence I reflash my stock rom backup which I took before flashing the above new rom
Also this device is still not rooted may be it is problem, actually I don't know whats the problem. Any help wil highly appreciated and sorry for the question if asked before as I am unable to find the exact answer
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In order to make your device boot with any custom rom on it- while unlocked, s- on
you have to flash boot.img from the rom you're flashing,...
via fastboot ( on pc ) before rebooting in to system
Edit: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2143855
This is a help thread you may wish to visit, ( if your search was in vain )
for the answers you seek
Well that's nice helping. Boot.IMG should be flashed after flashing Rom or before?
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fayezkhan555 said:
Well that's nice helping. Boot.IMG should be flashed after flashing Rom or before?
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It shouldn't matter, as long as you do both straight after each other.
Ok. For flashing Rom I have to go to tw recovery(in my case) then flash the rom then goto bootloader and flash boot image then restart the phone. Is it like this?
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