I want to flash a kernel for CM10 but it keeps either bootlooping or goes to "Android is upgrading...". I don't know what I am doing wrong but its always come to that. Am I doing something wrong? Can someone help me?
Is it cm 10 or cm 10.1? And which kernel is it?
Cm10 and its rohan's kernel.
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Misterowl said:
Cm10 and its rohan's kernel.
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just use [APP] Flash Image GUI - Flash Kernels and Recoveries from normal Android mode!
or flash the boot.img with fastboot then flash the zip in twrp for the modules, make sure to wipe cache and dalvik
Okay I will try that but I thought s-off made it so that you don't have to flash the boot.IMG. (I have s-off)
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Misterowl said:
Okay I will try that but I thought s-off made it so that you don't have to flash the boot.IMG. (I have s-off)
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it does. are you flashing gapps-jb-20121011-signed.zip for cm10? try fixing permissions in twrp.
I did flash gapps but I'll try fixing permissions.
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Fixing the permissions didn't work.
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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
So I installed "X" Rom and want to flash to a different Rom. Is all I need to do is flash a new boot.img then continue with the rest? Or would a Rom manager be more helpful?
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So I installed "X" Rom and want to flash to a different Rom. Is all I need to do is flash a new boot.img then continue with the rest? Or would a Rom manager be more helpful?
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If you are switching Roms just wipe system and factory reset. Flash boot.IMG and flash the rom
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Thanks
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Can someone direct me how to flash Zarboz kernel using fastboot? I can't find the boot.img. Before you could flash his kernel in recovery, now you have to flash the boot.img.
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Can someone direct me how to flash Zarboz kernel using fastboot? I can't find the boot.img. Before you could flash his kernel in recovery, now you have to flash the boot.img.
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If the zip is not working for you pretty much out of luck unless you want to make the boot.img from the zimage.
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Can someone direct me how to flash Zarboz kernel using fastboot? I can't find the boot.img. Before you could flash his kernel in recovery, now you have to flash the boot.img.
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Use HTC dumlock and then flash the zip
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Have you tried HTC dumlock?
Also, you can extract the zip and flash the zimage you want using flash img GUI. Its available in the play store and is also posted in a few forums in the dev section. Works like a charm. Just make sure you flash the appropriate modules afterwards.
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I know about flash image gui and I didn't know what to flash
So I just extract it and find the zimage and flash it?
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Thanks I forgot about htc dum lock
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No problem, and yeah just extract and flash. But you need to install the modules as well for WiFi and everything else to work properly.
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Where can you find the modules?
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In the original zip, separate folders though
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As of right now I can't load any Rom except for venom. I don't know what is stopping my phone from working.
Background, dropped phone in the toilet, dried it out and everything worked. Went to change roms and something got messed up during the install which cause the phone to have no Os and no usb support. Got all of that straight, reloaded the phone back to stock, rooted it again, unlocked it, and loaded venom.
I have tried to load other roms but it will install in recovery but after reboot it will stay on the loading screen for the rom.
Any help will be great. Thanks!
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What hboot? What roms are failing? What version of viperxl is running fine?
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Hboot 1.14.
Roms that failed:
Jellybam
HatkaXL
ElementalXL
CM 10
ViperXL 3.0 is running fine now.
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You have to flash the boot.img
Hate to sound like I haven't been doing this for a while but where do I get the boot.img?
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Hate to sound like I haven't been doing this for a while but where do I get the boot.img?
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*facepalm* all roms have there own boot.img. if you open your Rom you'll see what says boot. That is it and you go into fastboot and flash it or use the flash gui app
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Thanks. I only ask because I have never had this issue before.
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usmcpunk said:
Thanks. I only ask because I have never had this issue before.
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Venom has a way of flashing the boot.img for you...but otherwise since you're on hboot 1=14 you have to manually flash the boot img....dont worry that's why were here to help!
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Thanks. I only ask because I have never had this issue before.
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Unfortunately it sounds like when you reflashed to stock you upgraded the hboot, which in turn makes it so you have to flash the boot.img through fastboot. It's unfortunate, but there is a JET tool if you're experienced in Linux to downgrade your hboot. but, like I said, don't do it unless you're confident.
Thanks guy. I got it to work with the flash GUI. Back to clean Rom!
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I was using the HTC ONE S all in one tool kit. I wasn't paying attention (a.d.d.) and accidently flashed clockworkmod recovery in the kernal section. I keep going into the clockworkmod but cant get out. Please I do not know what to do from here. Im in DYER need of help. Hope to hear from you all soon. Thanks.
Use toolkit to flash twrp recovery and you'll be fine.
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tominozh said:
Use toolkit to flash twrp recovery and you'll be fine.
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I had already flashed the TWRP recovery. It keeps taking me to the recovery.
I think i might have deleted the stock kernal when I accidently flashed the recovery in the kernal section. Any other suggestions?
Just flash Rom from twrp, fastboot flash boot.img from zip and it should work.
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tominozh said:
Just flash Rom from twrp, fastboot flash boot.img from zip and it should work.
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ok it loaded into the twrp. But it doesnt take me back to the stock rom which is the original sense. I flashed the twrp in the kernal and it loaded. was i supposed to do it like that. Im so very sorry. Im new to rooting htcs
No worries, and witch stock you want to go back to ICS or JB? and is it S4 or S3
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tominozh said:
No worries, and witch stock you want to go back to ICS or JB? and is it S4 or S3
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I have the s4 tmobile us. So im trying to get the ics.
Just search for boot.img for ics. I'm sure its somewhere here on the forum. Then fastboot flash it with the all-in-one kit and then reboot phone.
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tominozh said:
Just search for boot.img for ics. I'm sure its somewhere here on the forum. Then fastboot flash it with the all-in-one kit and then reboot phone.
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Ok so i found the elemental kernal i think. I downloaded it. Do i extract it and just put the boot in the flash kernal section of the aio. Its the only file with boot.img I really dont want to mess this up more.
Elemental its for jb. Thatone won't work for you.
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tominozh said:
Elemental its for jb. Thatone won't work for you.
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I couldnt find a stock one. I found the beastmode, i believe that is for ics. im exacting the file now.
Beastmode won't work, unless you already have a working boot.img Try, using kilns fusion ultimate kernel.
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Make sure you use the sense one and not the asop one