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Hello my dearest XDA friends,
I've got a problem preparing my phone for an OTA update to 4.0.4, then to 4.1(.1?).
My situation is like this:
- My phone is rooted (SuperSU)
- It has what I believe to be TWRP Recovery on it
- I tried to flash stock recovery on it.
But now when I use OTA Rootkeeper and start the update, it gives the red triangle exclamation mark error.. I've tried to flash it using the All-in-One Kit, and also by booting into the bootloader and using "fastboot flash recovery.img", it then says the flash is successful but when I try to boot into Recovery mode it gives the same error..
I'm out of ideas, what to do? I'd rather not lose any files.. thanks!
Oh - I have the S4 version btw
Bump - Sorry for triple post just really want to know.
You need to lock your bootloader
It is fastboot flash recovery recovery.img and NOT fastboot flash recovery.img
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Goatshocker said:
You need to lock your bootloader
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But am I even able to flash a recovery to it then? I can flash TWRP or CWM to it just fine, and I can boot in it after I flashed it, just not with the stock Recovery..
luxandroid said:
It is fastboot flash recovery recovery.img and NOT fastboot flash recovery.img
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I know, I got that wrong the first time
Don't lock your boot loader. No need to do that.
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Download the update through hitting software update.
Then flash stock recovery. Boot up phone. Hit install update. After finished, boot to bootloader, flash twrp. :thumbup:
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tominozh said:
Don't lock your boot loader. No need to do that.
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Download the update through hitting software update.
Then flash stock recovery. Boot up phone. Hit install update. After finished, boot to bootloader, flash twrp. :thumbup:
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Yep no need for locking the bootloader for an OTA.
tominozh said:
Don't lock your boot loader. No need to do that.
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Download the update through hitting software update.
Then flash stock recovery. Boot up phone. Hit install update. After finished, boot to bootloader, flash twrp. :thumbup:
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I've tried this, but when I start the update I get the red triangle error again.. I tried it by locking the bootloader, didn't work, then unlocked it again, so obviously everything was wiped, I've installed ParanoidAndroid now, if I don't like it I'll just install a custom ROM with Sense+.
Thanks for the help guys!
Yes you got red triangle because you need stock recovery to install official updates.
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tominozh said:
Yes you got red triangle because you need stock recovery to install official updates.
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Yes, but when I flash stock recovery, then boot into recovery I get the green circle-arrow update thingy, then the red triangle, why is that?
You'll need to boot into android, with the stock bootloader installed, and the update will boot bootloader and install.
You'll get a prompt telling you what to do.
jvb76 said:
You'll need to boot into android, with the stock bootloader installed, and the update will boot bootloader and install.
You'll get a prompt telling you what to do.
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So, re-lock bootloader, flash stock recovery, update OTA?
Don't do relock. Boot up your phone. Go to setting---> about phone sw update. Hit update now and wait.
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Man.. I'm having the same issue. Was rooted with TWRP, flashed ZenRom fine (with intentions of getting the OTA to JB), booted fine. Then had to switch computers cuz windows 8 sucks. Flashed stock recovery img, successful, now device won't boot past the green circle, then red triangle.
Any suggestions? I supposed I'll try flashing another recovery and see what progress I can make there.
I posted this instruction like 3 times in the xda forum in one week...
if you follow this step by step correctly there should be NO ! issues by reverting to stock JB
take a look here, or take two looks or more or whatever
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=37942416&postcount=2
why using rootkeeper? follow this instructions and root again.
I used this method 3 times on windows 8 with latest HTC drivers, original HTC data cable, and TWRP 2.4.1.0.
no issues
Ok, I've looked through the help sections, I've Googled my issue [a few times now], so now time to ask for help. [which may or may not be well recieved.]
I was running Viper 3.2.6 fine for about a month, I loved the rom, however I started getting repeated FCs and errors, so I decided to recover my nandroid backup. That didn't work very well, and my phone started to bootloop... I then decided to re-flash viper, re-install twrp [first 2.4.4.0, then when that version wouldn't work, 2.4.1.0] Now when flashing Viper [any JB version I've tried] all my phone does is hang on the HTC startup screen, then reboot back to TWRP. Not to mention that Viper is the only sense ROM that my phone will accept. I've tried fastboot flashing the boot.img, fastboot erasing cache, and running the Nocturnal SD fix to give myself a clean slate to work with.
I'm S-on and HBoot 2.14. Any help that can be provided would be appreciated.
I would post a logcat, but when I tried it would not output anything since the phone is not getting to the rom boot animation.
Try flashing the boot image separately. Or going s-off. I have had troubles with twrp higher than 2.4 before I went s-off.
I always stayed on 2.3
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May sound silly but are you typing the word "boot" in twice when flashing?
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Venomtester said:
Try flashing the boot image separately. Or going s-off. I have had troubles with twrp higher than 2.4 before I went s-off.
I always stayed on 2.3
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May sound silly but are you typing the word "boot" in twice when flashing?
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As far as flashing the boot image, I type fastboot flash boot boot.img.
And with the S-Off situation, I looked into that, but most of the tools for that seemingly require a working ROM, as usually they require you to have "usb debugging enabled" Like I stated previously, I've tried to solve the issue myself, to no avail thus far.
Also being hboot 2.14 twrp 2.3.x seems to not have touchscreen.
So you have no working Rom? Or can you flash viper again?
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Magickalhack said:
As far as flashing the boot image, I type fastboot flash boot boot.img.
And with the S-Off situation, I looked into that, but most of the tools for that seemingly require a working ROM, as usually they require you to have "usb debugging enabled" Like I stated previously, I've tried to solve the issue myself, to no avail thus far.
Also being hboot 2.14 twrp 2.3.x seems to not have touchscreen.
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Pretty sure you can s-off purely from boot loader.
2.3.x has working touchscreen for 2.14 and would solve all your issues. You'd have to wipe everything and reflash viper though
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Also check fastboot device too make sure adb is reading your phone.
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Pretty sure you can s-off purely from boot loader.
2.3.x has working touchscreen for 2.14 and would solve all your issues. You'd have to wipe everything and reflash viper though
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Just tried 2.3.1 and no, the touchscreen didn't work, I was looking for a d/l for 2.3.3.x but haven't been able to find one. all of the ones I have found have been removed, or changed to 2.4.4.0
I would be quite greatful if you could point me in the direction of a 2.3.3.x twrp that works.
With S-Off, all the guides I've found by searching XDA [and google, which usually points me back to XDA] state that I need to start with USB debugging enabled, I even tried to start the process in fastboot... still no-go.
So you have no working Rom? Or can you flash viper again?
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None, Every time I try venom it looks like it flashes just fine, says it's successful, however I just end up looking at twrp again.
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Also check fastboot device too make sure adb is reading your phone.
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When I did fastboot devices I got:
HT26PW300712 fastboot
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https://dl.dropbox.com/u/19685555/openrecovery-twrp-2.3.3.1-evita.img
MD5: D903047E6E871ACB8F99834C30EB8307
As for the USB debugging. It's just so you can use ADB to boot to fastboot. You can go into bootloader and go to fastboot and then skip step 3. -_-
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2155071
Just trust me, Install TWRP 2.3.3.1, reflash viper (wipe everything first, cache, dalvik, system, factory reset) and your fine, or S-OFF and then do it or vice versa, whatever you want.
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I forgot to add, and I am so sorry, to do fastboot erase cache after flashing twrp 2.3.3.1, just in case.
exad said:
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/19685555/openrecovery-twrp-2.3.3.1-evita.img
MD5: D903047E6E871ACB8F99834C30EB8307
As for the USB debugging. It's just so you can use ADB to boot to fastboot. You can go into bootloader and go to fastboot and then skip step 3. -_-
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2155071
Just trust me, Install TWRP 2.3.3.1, reflash viper (wipe everything first, cache, dalvik, system, factory reset) and your fine, or S-OFF and then do it or vice versa, whatever you want.
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I forgot to add, and I am so sorry, to do fastboot erase cache after flashing twrp 2.3.3.1, just in case.
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For s-off, if you don't use supercid, it doesn't seem to work, I did not use super cid, since I didn't need to to unlock my bootloader. I tried that method already.
Though, 2.3.3.1 is working; but viper XL 3.2.6 is still fighting with me... Now it's just hanging at the HTC boot screen with the annoying red script.
Magickalhack said:
For s-off, if you don't use supercid, it doesn't seem to work, I did not use super cid, since I didn't need to to unlock my bootloader. I tried that method already.
Though, 2.3.3.1 is working; but viper XL 3.2.6 is still fighting with me... Now it's just hanging at the HTC boot screen with the annoying red script.
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Did you fastboot erase cache then wipe everything and reinstall viper after installing twrp 2.3.3.1? If so:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2212737
Do this. Then soff then ruu with your bootloader kept unlocked then reinstall twrp 2.3.3.1 then flash viper
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exad said:
Did you fastboot erase cache then wipe everything and reinstall viper after installing twrp 2.3.3.1? If so:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2212737
Do this. Then soff then ruu with your bootloader kept unlocked then reinstall twrp 2.3.3.1 then flash viper
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Followed your instructions to the letter[I actually wiped everything twice before installing Viper.], same result, still hanging at the white HTC screen. I'm going to keep trying though. Thank you for the help thus far.
Magickalhack said:
Followed your instructions to the letter[I actually wiped everything twice before installing Viper.], same result, still hanging at the white HTC screen. I'm going to keep trying though. Thank you for the help thus far.
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I've seen this before. You will have to s-off and ruu so follow my last post.
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exad said:
I've seen this before. You will have to s-off and ruu so follow my last post.
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The only issue, is that it requires adb; since I cannot get a rom to load; when I adb, it just outputs device not found. I was able to find the file to hex edit using twrp file manager, and edited the right part, but it won't let me over-write the original file... any suggestions?
Magickalhack said:
The only issue, is that it requires adb; since I cannot get a rom to load; when I adb, it just outputs device not found. I was able to find the file to hex edit using twrp file manager, and edited the right part, but it won't let me over-write the original file... any suggestions?
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You should be able to adb from recovery no?
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You should be able to adb from recovery no?
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I can adb sideload; but when I try to run the commands it just keeps saying "error: closed" I'll try again though.
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I can adb sideload; but when I try to run the commands it just keeps saying "error: closed" I'll try again though.
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Sorry I hadnt had to do this till now. OK here's what you need to do. In recovery advanced. Go to terminal command select root dir "/". And then do the "dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p4 of=/sdcard/mmcblk0p4" on your phone. This will pull the file. Mount your SD card in twrp and hex edit the mmcblk0p4 file on your sdcard like in my guide then save it in the same spot, make sure file size matches then go back to terminal command and select the root "/" directory again and type
"dd if=/sdcard/mmcblk0p4 of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p4" from your phone. This will push the edited file back.
This is a bit more advanced but will work since you cannot adb. Adb just allows you to use the phones terminal remotely. Instead were actually using it on the phone.
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Sorry I hadnt had to do this till now. OK here's what you need to do. In recovery advanced. Go to terminal command select root dir "/". And then do the "dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p4 of=/sdcard/mmcblk0p4" on your phone. This will pull the file. Mount your SD card in twrp and hex edit the mmcblk0p4 file on your sdcard like in my guide then save it in the same spot, make sure file size matches then go back to terminal command and select the root "/" directory again and type
"dd if=/sdcard/mmcblk0p4 of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p4" from your phone. This will push the edited file back.
This is a bit more advanced but will work since you cannot adb. Adb just allows you to use the phones terminal remotely. Instead were actually using it on the phone.
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actually, I had considered something similar, I just didn't know what directory I would have needed. I'll try this out and let you know.
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actually, I had considered something similar, I just didn't know what directory I would have needed. I'll try this out and let you know.
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I tested it before telling you so it will work. then you can s-off.
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exad said:
I tested it before telling you so it will work. then you can s-off.
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It's not liking the: adb shell su -c "/data/local/tmp/soffbin3" command. It's outputting: /sbin/sh: su: not found
I flashed SuperSU and I'm getting the same error.
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It's not liking the: adb shell su -c "/data/local/tmp/soffbin3" command. It's outputting: /sbin/sh: su: not found
I flashed SuperSU and I'm getting the same error.
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Sorry man, I fell asleep. You still stuck at this part?
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(Sorry if this is in the wrong forum, someone told me to come over here)
So yesterday, I was unlocking bootloader on my phone. (I'm noob at this)
Everything went fine. I was wanting to install JellyBean...
Then, I had to root my phone, I downloaded a program called ClockWorkMod and used it.
So I rooted my phone and it kept restarting, over and over again.
I can't use it, it keeps shutting off and restarting. (With red text under the HTC logo telling me about HTC's legal terms or something)
What do I do?
:crying:
Thank you!
Try wiping the cache and the davlik cache and then install jelly bean again!!! After doing this, again wipe the cache and davlik cache...good luck!!
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Try wiping the cache and the davlik cache and then install jelly bean again!!! After doing this, again wipe the cache and davlik cache...good luck!!
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How do I do that??!?!
You rooted your phone and you don't know how to wipe cache and dalvik cache? That's messed up
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binoyw said:
Try wiping the cache and the davlik cache and then install jelly bean again!!! After doing this, again wipe the cache and davlik cache...good luck!!
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Okay I did that, didn't work.
I saw on how to do it.
At the top of my screen it says
TAMPERED
RELOCKED
Security Warning.
You're bootloader is locked..
You can't install any recovery with a locked bootloader. What carrier are you with?
You're playing a dangerous game messing with this without knowing the basics my friend.
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exad said:
You're bootloader is locked..
You can't install any recovery with a locked bootloader. What carrier are you with?
You're playing a dangerous game messing with this without knowing the basics my friend.
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I'm with TELUS,
I managed to find a thread, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2063949&page=8
I unlocked bootloader on HTCDev.
I followed the steps on the thread I just linked.
Still bootlooping
What should I do?
What hboot are you on? What recovery/version did you flash?
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What hboot are you on? What recovery/version did you flash?
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HBOOT- 2.14.0000
I got the latest from this link,
http://get.cm/?device=endeavoru
I'm pretty sure it's like the latest
jelly bean.
AndroidSoldier said:
HBOOT- 2.14.0000
I got the latest from this link,
http://get.cm/?device=endeavoru
I'm pretty sure it's like the latest
jelly bean.
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What does it say on the bootloader screen? Do you see "evita" or "endeavor"?
You flashed rom for the Tegra One X/Endeavour. If you have a One XL/Evita, that's not going to work.
iElvis said:
What does it say on the bootloader screen? Do you see "evita" or "endeavor"?
You flashed rom for the Tegra One X/Endeavour. If you have a One XL/Evita, that's not going to work.
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Yes! It says EVITA, the full thing says EVITA PVT SHIP S-ON RL.
What should I do then?
Is there roms that are similar to jellybean
that I can install?
Sense roms: http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1541
Aosp ROMs: http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1726
I recommend using twrp 2.3.3.1 or under instead of cwm. After flashing a new recovery always do fastboot erase cache
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Sense roms: http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1541
Aosp ROMs: http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1726
I recommend using twrp 2.3.3.1 or under instead of cwm. After flashing a new recovery always do fastboot erase cache
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Thanks, Ill see if I can use those.
By the way, is TWRP something I have to install on my phone?
Or do I do that after. Cause' I can't get passed the boot loop on my phone.
You need a recovery to flash roms
You should be able to boot to bootloader then fastboot flash recovery recoveryfilename.img then fast boot erase cache then fastboot reboot-bootloader then select recovery on your phone then you can mount USB wipe and flash ROMs from there
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exad said:
You need a recovery to flash roms
You should be able to boot to bootloader then fastboot flash recovery recoveryfilename.img then fast boot erase cache then fastboot reboot-bootloader then select recovery on your phone then you can mount USB wipe and flash ROMs from there
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Still stuck on boot loop.
exad said:
You need a recovery to flash roms
You should be able to boot to bootloader then fastboot flash recovery recoveryfilename.img then fast boot erase cache then fastboot reboot-bootloader then select recovery on your phone then you can mount USB wipe and flash ROMs from there
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Oh nevermind! It works!!! I just had to wait.
Thank YOU so much! Now I just have to see on how to root my HTC One XL properly and how to
get custom roms.
If this happens again I can just use your method.
THANK YOU!!
Hello.
I made a terrible mistake and i delete my entire system, whitout backup first.
my device is now rooted, with twrp. I tried a several ruu, but i can't find one for version 1.18.709.3. my cid is HTC_621.
I also tried a several roms with sense 5, but the wi-fi data can't work. Right now i have no operating system.
Do you have any ideas what should i do for getting back on stock rom, no twrp and unrooted? Kind regards.
There are original firmwares. Just search and flash
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bluheart said:
There are original firmwares. Just search and flash
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I tried this version, but it's corupted:
PL99IMG_DLXB1_U_JB_45_hTC_Asia_WWE_1.12.707.1_R_Radio_3A.22.306.10_10.07.1060.04D_release_signed
Can you tell me a proper version and steps for geting back on stock? Thank you
drac00l said:
I tried this version, but it's corupted:
PL99IMG_DLXB1_U_JB_45_hTC_Asia_WWE_1.12.707.1_R_Radio_3A.22.306.10_10.07.1060.04D_release_signed
Can you tell me a proper version and steps for geting back on stock? Thank you
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Are u s on or s off
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Are u s on or s off
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s on
drac00l said:
s on
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http://db.tt/mVdie2bO
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2291879
S-ON only on how to flash
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daorderdillon said:
http://db.tt/mVdie2bO
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2291879
S-ON only on how to flash
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ok, really thank you. everything works fine.
but now how i can install updates? the update is downloading, but for install it goes in bootloader and i don't know what to do next.
after installing your rom i lock the bootloader.
drac00l said:
ok, really thank you. everything works fine.
but now how i can install updates? the update is downloading, but for install it goes in bootloader and i don't know what to do next.
after installing your rom i lock the bootloader.
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Do u hv a custom recovery or stock
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daorderdillon said:
Do u hv a custom recovery or stock
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I guess i have a custom rom if i it get me in bootloader after i download updates. all i want is to have stock rom, unrooted, without twrp and to install updates ota
here is how i proceed:
downloading your rom from dropbox.
put the rom on a sd card
Open the rom zip and extract the boot.img file to the adb folder
Connect the phone to pc
opened cmd
restart phone in bootloader
type adb devices, but my device serial number arent showed here, but i have installed htc sync
Type "fastboot erase cache"
Type "fastboot flash boot boot.img"
Type "fastboot erase cache" again
Type "fastboot reboot recovery" to get to CWM or TWRP, but the command doesn't work. still, i enter manually on recover
Backup system, data, and cache but it says "failed on cache"
Factory reset, wipe cache, wipe dalvik cache, format system
Install the rom from sd card.
drac00l said:
I guess i have a custom rom if i it get me in bootloader after i download updates. all i want is to have stock rom, unrooted, without twrp and to install updates ota
here is how i proceed:
downloading your rom from dropbox.
put the rom on a sd card
Open the rom zip and extract the boot.img file to the adb folder
Connect the phone to pc
opened cmd
restart phone in bootloader
type adb devices, but my device serial number arent showed here, but i have installed htc sync
Type "fastboot erase cache"
Type "fastboot flash boot boot.img"
Type "fastboot erase cache" again
Type "fastboot reboot recovery" to get to CWM or TWRP, but the command doesn't work. still, i enter manually on recover
Backup system, data, and cache but it says "failed on cache"
Factory reset, wipe cache, wipe dalvik cache, format system
Install the rom from sd card.
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U have to flash a stock recovery to instal the updates and I'm so tired of telling people that when u decide to root or use custom Rom always keep a backup of stock rom
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daorderdillon said:
U have to flash a stock recovery to instal the updates and I'm so tired of telling people that when u decide to root or use custom Rom always keep a backup of stock rom
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yes, i know, this is my biggest problem right now. i dont have the stock rom and i don't know where yo get it. any ideas what should i do?
kind regards
drac00l said:
yes, i know, this is my biggest problem right now. i dont have the stock rom and i don't know where yo get it. any ideas what should i do?
kind regards
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Take this http://db.tt/l5uGO77X rename firmware to PL99IMG.zip and put it on the root of the sd card when Ur done reboot to bootloader and install from bootloader
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daorderdillon said:
Take this http://db.tt/l5uGO77X rename firmware to PL99IMG.zip and put it on the root of the sd card when Ur done reboot to bootloader and install from bootloader
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are you sure it's the right file you just upload? it has only 35 mb
i downloaded, renamed and put on sd card, restart into bootloader (no twrp), but nothing happen. the bootloader is checkin the sd card but i got some messages: No image, No image or wrong image, Wrong zipped image!
drac00l said:
are you sure it's the right file you just upload? it has only 35 mb
i downloaded, renamed and put on sd card, restart into bootloader (no twrp), but nothing happen. the bootloader is checkin the sd card but i got some messages: No image, No image or wrong image, Wrong zipped image!
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U and I have the smae cid best thing for u to do is s off
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daorderdillon said:
U and I have the smae cid best thing for u to do is s off
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You're telling there is no way to get back on stock rom, unrooted and be able to update OTA?
What next if i'm getting s-off?
Thank you for support.
drac00l said:
You're telling there is no way to get back on stock rom, unrooted and be able to update OTA?
What next if i'm getting s-off?
Thank you for support.
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I don't see any HTC_621 ruu here only thing I suggest is to flash a recovery for the stock rom I gave u
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drac00l said:
You're telling there is no way to get back on stock rom, unrooted and be able to update OTA?
What next if i'm getting s-off?
Thank you for support.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2253785
The x920D S-off for your Pan Asia type Phone
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Did u het s off
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Simply install original recovery through fastboot like you install CWM or TWRP (fastboot flash recovery recovery-name.img).
Link to original recovery
daorderdillon said:
Did u het s off
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no, i can t go s off.
after fastboot flash zip firmware.zip i get the message: FAILED (remote: 43 main version check fail)
After s off i can go back to stock rom?
drac00l said:
no, i can t go s off.
after fastboot flash zip firmware.zip i get the message: FAILED (remote: 43 main version check fail)
After s off i can go back to stock rom?
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Yes u can try these instructions http://db.tt/E78M8zED
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I made a port of philz andvanced cwm flashable with fastboot. hope it works for ya. works for me
thank phil3759 for an awesome recovery.
I dont think any harm can be done.lol so i wont give a speech. just flash it
FINAL VERSION. UNZIP FLASH IN FASTBOOT ENJOY
Cheers dude will give it a try in a bit, will let you know the results
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Had to flash it a time or two, but it works! No issues so far, thank you!
EDIT: Did run into an issue, when attempting to flash a new ROM it gave me an error "status 7" stating that the rom was tagged as for an "m4", but the device read as an " " from recovery. Backup and restore seems to work just fine though, so I restored from nandroid.
Just remove asserts from updater script. You probably tried flashing cm11 and the rom doesnt work.
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You are correct, thank you for the info.
cmvienneau said:
I made a port of philz andvanced cwm flashable with fastboot. hope it works for ya. works for me
thank phil3759 for an awesome recovery.
I dont think any harm can be done.lol so i wont give a speech. just flash it
FINAL VERSION. UNZIP FLASH IN FASTBOOT ENJOY
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This is top notch work chief - selinux, whoop whoop!
Edit - oh bollox, I'm s-off. Can't boot with unlocked bootloader....
nelvinchi said:
This is top notch work chief - selinux, whoop whoop!
Edit - oh bollox, I'm s-off. Can't boot with unlocked bootloader....
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You cant? try not booting from recovery just power down and then reboot. ive found that to work with s-off and unlocked. ive heard of many talking about this problem.lol i aint had it?
Sorry, I didn't explain properly.....
The issue is that I can't boot my ROM with s-off and an unlocked bootloader - just boot loops, it's a known issue.
I'd have to unlock the bootloader to flash your recovery, but then my ROM won't boot. As your recovery doesn't have a terminal emulator built in like TWRP has, I have no way of relocking the bootloader (I would execute ./revone -l ) so ROM can't boot.....
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Would your modified hboot firmware image allow s-off and unlocked bootloader to work? Thanks!
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nelvinchi said:
Sorry, I didn't explain properly.....
The issue is that I can't boot my ROM with s-off and an unlocked bootloader - just boot loops, it's a known issue.
I'd have to unlock the bootloader to flash your recovery, but then my ROM won't boot. As your recovery doesn't have a terminal emulator built in like TWRP has, I have no way of relocking the bootloader (I would execute ./revone -l ) so ROM can't boot.....
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Would your modified hboot firmware image allow s-off and unlocked bootloader to work? Thanks!
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use adb instead LOL! adb is on in recovery mode
1/7/2014
kyhuu007 said:
1/7/2014
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January 7th 2014. I'm American. Lol
cmvienneau said:
January 7th 2014. I'm American. Lol
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This thread is old news.haha
Somehow for me, the recovery switches to os recovery. I have custom recovery upgrade off, I have to reset the recovery every time I update.
can you please tell me on how to do this? ive downloaded the recovery image but when i try to use it using odin i cannot see the file recovery image. please help