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HTC Sensation HBoot 1.27, S-ON, Won't flash Roms - NEED HELP! :-(

Hey everyone!
Basically I've got the HTC sensation (H Boot 1.27) & what happened was...
I rooted the phone & got clockwork mod recovery on it also without turning s-off.
Without backing up the rom (very silly of me) I did a full wipe on the phone to try flash a new rom but the rom wouldn't boot so I tried flashing a different rom & that wouldn't boot also so now i'm soo stuck & really neeed someone's help because I cant get the phone to work!
I was thinking that maybe someone who's on the same hboot as me could back up there system give it to me so i can try use there backup to start my phone?
Please XDA' people help me!
I'm willing to buy ANYONE a beer (via paypal) if they can help! :crying:

Flash the rom you want via clockwork, then when it's finished go to fastboot, connect the phone with usb to the computer and use ADB to flash the boot.img of the rom you just flashed
kgs1992 said:
Flash boot.img from the ROM manually from fastboot.
Put the boot.img from the zip file to your adb folder.
Connect your phone in fastboot USB
Open a command window
cd to the adb folder
for example:
Code:
cd c:\android
Then type:
Code:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
Then type:
Code:
fastboot reboot
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Here is a guide for you for flashing with s on
After you follow the above instructions for the future
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1631861 from my HTC Sensation 4G using xda premium

TimMun said:
Flash the rom you want via clockwork, then when it's finished go to fastboot, connect the phone with usb to the computer and use ADB to flash the boot.img of the rom you just flashed
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When i go on to fastboot with my usb in it doesn't show me my sd card contents (it doesn't get read in my laptop) is that normall?

zakiyyhaider said:
When i go on to fastboot with my usb in it doesn't show me my sd card contents (it doesn't get read in my laptop) is that normall?
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yes its completely normal ..and just follow the guide linked by realsis above

Finally it works! thank you guys so much! :victory:
BUT there's still one MAJOR problem...WIFI does't work is there any way to fix this?! (I've tried the boot.img through adb thing already soo...)

zakiyyhaider said:
Finally it works! thank you guys so much! :victory:
BUT there's still one MAJOR problem...WIFI does't work is there any way to fix this?! (I've tried the boot.img through adb thing already soo...)
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Enable smart flash and re-flash the rom
.. But don't do complete wipe.. Just do wipe of Dalvik + cache.. And re flash the rom
You won't lose a single spec of data and voila the WIFI works too
Sent from my pyramid.. Through blazing fast sonic waves

[Q] [noob] Multi-problems 4ext, CWM, superuser - Advice?

I'm posting this in a single thread to minimize clutter.
I recently ran Easy Ace Root tool as instructed on my inspire. The bootloader unlocked, CWM flashed, but there was an error during superuser flash.
After a reflash of superuser things looked okay, but superuser began not responding. I re-flashed superuser twice in attempt to fix it using the Easy Ace Root Tool.
EDIT: I have discovered that superuser will only function with "USB debug mode" enabled. I've tried it on and off several times, and each time it malfunctions but function returns without a problem.
The backup I have been restoring seems to work because it was created with the debug mode enabled. Took a while to see it.
Second, CWM started to exhibit the "power off, charge" recovery bug where CWM opens.
Last, I attempted to install/flash 4ext Recovery Touch twice to address the CWM bug. Both times it hung at "flashing recovery" (approx 20 mins. both times). Eventually, it indicated that 4ext was installed. However, booting into recovery shows that I still have CWM. I used two different versions (RC8 & RC 7) in the attempt.
I'm now using the restored and working ROM. Solutions to the superuser debug issue I haven't seen posted
The failure to flash 4ext is troubling.
Questions
1. Could these issues be related? Or, what should I be looking for?
2. The recovery issue seems to be the most important. What might be the cause of 4ext to fail in this manner?
3. Can the Easy Ace Root Tool be rerun on the unlocked bootloader, and would that fix anything?
4. Is there reason to worry about flashing with CWM?
I see a number of possible solutions, the main one is to flash a new ROM, which I have already downloaded a couple, but doesn't adress the recovery problems.
The issue with CWM and 4ext leave me less than confident in using it to flash with, although CWM seems okay. The other item is that some ROMs indicate that S-off in required, but many of the threads are a couple years old.
5. Is it correct that S-off is not required to flash ROMs (I read it somewhere)?
I found an answer: NO, YOU DON'T NEED S-OFF TO FLASH ROMS....
Solving the issues are good lessons
Stock AT&T ROM
Android 2.3.5, Sense 3.0
Bootloader screen indicates-
UNLOCKED
S_ON
I know that's a lot for one thread but I'm just looking for a direction and I'll do the search.
If anyone has suggestions, directions, or ideas fire away.
Thanks

I think the fact that you are still S-ON is causing problems with the recovery flashing, since S-ON basically means that the recovery partition is not-writeable.
Have you tried using fastboot to flash a new recovery? Plug your phone into a computer, get into the bootloader, select "fastboot" (if not already selected), wait for "FASTBOOT USB" to appear, and then run the following on the computer:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery <path to recovery.img>
However that S-ON still worries me. You might have to do things manually:
Code:
androidforums.com/desire-hd-all-things-root/702100-how-manually-achieve-s-off-simunlock-supercid-inspire-4g-dhd.html
(Sorry for the broken URL - I had to disguise it. Blargh, I hate being a n00b.)

Evil_ryan said:
I think the fact that you are still S-OFF is causing problems with the recovery flashing, since S-OFF basically means that the recovery partition is not-writeable.
Have you tried using fastboot to flash a new recovery? Plug your phone into a computer, get into the bootloader, select "fastboot" (if not already selected), wait for "FASTBOOT USB" to appear, and then run the following on the computer:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery <path to recovery.img>
However that S-OFF still worries me. You might have to do things manually:
Code:
androidforums.com/desire-hd-all-things-root/702100-how-manually-achieve-s-off-simunlock-supercid-inspire-4g-dhd.html
(Sorry for the broken URL - I had to disguise it. Blargh, I hate being a n00b.)
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Thanks, I think you meant to say the fact that I am still S-ON? The S_ON part shouldn't be an issue from all that I've gathered. In fact, that's how I have CWM. The Easy Ace Root Tool does CWM, with an unlocked bootloader S_ON. Nothing I have come across states that S_OFF is required to flash 4ext recovery.
Other noobs might find this other thread useful as there is some info and links to recovery images. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=22489317#post22489317
No I haven't tried the fastboot yet. That is an option, I've got it and adb setup on my computer already. I have looked at AAHK, but as it says its no longer supported, and I don't think I need of S_OFF. Taking it slow to sort out the problems so I don't do sumthin stooopid.

How are you flashing 4ext? From fastboot?

Right, S-ON, that's what I get for writing this at 12 AM.
Don't bother with AAHK, it's discontinued, and even if you still had a copy it couldn't download the necessary files.

bananagranola said:
How are you flashing 4ext? From fastboot?
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bananagranola,
I used the 4Ext Recovery Updater for both attempts. As I said in the OP, both attempts hung at "flashing recovery" approx 20 mins, and eventually indicated that 4ext was installed. In Recovery Updater it listed/highlighted the version I thought I had installed, but CWM was still the recovery that booted.

Cremnomaniac said:
bananagranola,
I used the 4Ext Recovery Updater for both attempts. As I said in the OP, both attempts hung at "flashing recovery" approx 20 mins, and eventually indicated that 4ext was installed. In Recovery Updater it listed/highlighted the version I thought I had installed, but CWM was still the recovery that booted.
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Try doing it from fastboot.

bananagranola said:
Try doing it from fastboot.
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I thought that would be next.
Can you confirm for me that the instructions in this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1848846 are correct for the Inspire 4G?
It's the EVO 3D forum. And I have some other links to using fastboot I'll check before doing it.

Yes, those instructions will work. If you can't boot into fastboot through the GUI, you can also power on the phone while holding the volume down button, and that will get you into the bootloader.

Evil_ryan said:
Yes, those instructions will work. If you can't boot into fastboot through the GUI, you can also power on the phone while holding the volume down button, and that will get you into the bootloader.
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Okay, great. This is the only recovery .img that I have found 4EXT-recovery-2.2.7_RC5.img - 3.33 MB
If I install the 4ext recovery Updater after flashing it should work okay?
And, Will I be able to update once I have flashed it (assuming it works) and have installed the recovery Updater?

Cremnomaniac said:
If I install the 4ext recovery Updater after flashing it should work okay?
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Probably. But I don't think it really matters, since if you can flash a recovery using fastboot, you can do everything that 4ext updater otherwise would.
Cremnomaniac said:
And, Will I be able to update once I have flashed it (assuming it works) and have installed the recovery Updater?
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See above.
If 4ext doesn't work, you can also try CWM and TWRP (TeamWin Recovery Project). I use the latter with my Inspire 4g.

I strongly advise you use the app to download the recovery, unzip, and then flash it from fastboot.

bananagranola said:
I strongly advise you use the app to download the recovery, unzip, and then flash it from fastboot.
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I'll take "strongly" as more than a suggestion. Thanks, it had not occurred to me to get the recovery.img from the updater.
I had actually found several other images and was trying to figure out what was what. That saved me some time, but I did read a lot about 4ext.
I was considering trying the Recovery Updater one more time. Bad Idea?

Cremnomaniac said:
I'll take "strongly" as more than a suggestion. Thanks, it had not occurred to me to get the recovery.img from the updater.
I had actually found several other images and was trying to figure out what was what. That saved me some time, but I did read a lot about 4ext.
I was considering trying the Recovery Updater one more time. Bad Idea?
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I have a hunch that if you are S-On, you can only write to the recovery partition from fastboot.

bananagranola said:
I have a hunch that if you are S-On, you can only write to the recovery partition from fastboot.
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I am S-ON. Does that present an issue with fastboot of the recovery.img?
I'm just going to overwrite the current recovery. Nothing else needs to be done does it?

Cremnomaniac said:
I am S-ON. Does that present an issue with fastboot of the recovery.img?
I'm just going to overwrite the current recovery. Nothing else needs to be done does it?
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No.

bananagranola said:
No.
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Solved the 4EXT flashing issue. Looks like 4ext flashed okay with fastboot, and the 4EXT Recovery Control works. Rebooted into recovery a couple times just to be sure. That kills 2 birds the CWM bug and the recovery flash.
Thanks for the help and suggestions all.
Some notes from a noobs experience -
Setting up ADB and Fastboot is very easy.
If your cautious as I am run some basic commands in ADB and Fastboot that won't do damage [devices, reboot, reboot-bootloader, etc.]
If you get "error: cannot load 'recovery.img" make sure you navigate to folder that recovery.img is located. Then run "Fastboot flash recovery [Filename]." Even though I set system variables on my desktop to point to adb and fastboot, it won't find the recovery image if you start from the wrong directory in terminal (i.e., C:\)
If you're in ADB and you use the command "adb reboot-bootloader" it will boot the device straight to "Fastboot USB".

Don't forget that each time you flash a ROM from recovery, you still need to fastboot flash its boot.img separately.

bananagranola said:
Don't forget that each time you flash a ROM from recovery, you still need to fastboot flash its boot.img separately.
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Thanks for the reminder. I just spent an hour looking at 4EXT "smartflash no available". I hav some links for doing fastboot flash of the boot.img. I think I'm good there.
One question from my OP remains. Superuser only works (i.e., grants root access) when I have USB debug mode selected. When it's off superuser says the app (e.g., Titanium BU) is granted permission but just hangs until I force close it and re-enable USB debug. i can't find anything on this problem.
Is it an issue to run my phone in USB debug mode all the time? Or, any clue to the problem?

bricked my sensation by wrong flash

What did I do. I used the windows tool KGS Utility v8.0 and want to flash openrecovery-twrp-2.8.0.3-m8.imag. I had to rename the image to boot.image and flasht it and after that I can only get in to CWM and flash a rom but it wont reboot. Please help?

master64nl said:
What did I do. I used the windows tool KGS Utility v8.0 and want to flash openrecovery-twrp-2.8.0.3-m8.imag. I had to rename the image to boot.image and flasht it and after that I can only get in to CWM and flash a rom but it wont reboot. Please help?
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Why dont u try to install latest 4ext recovery
flashaholic

Thank you for your reply to help me. I successfully installed 4 roms but when I reboot it hangs with the first vibration and a white screen with green htc lettres. Does 4ext recovery does the difference?

master64nl said:
Thank you for your reply to help me. I successfully installed 4 roms but when I reboot it hangs with the first vibration and a white screen with green htc lettres. Does 4ext recovery does the difference?
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I have not used anything else besides 4ext and i have never had a problem with it.
flashaholic

I have installed latest 4ext recovery via the windows tool KGS Utility v8.0 because flashing the zip via cwm is aborted.
So I put the phone in fastboot and use the tool to install 4ext recovery online. Than the tool wants to reboot and I get stuck but I left the usb in and put out the battery and again in. Than via vol down and power to recovery/fastboot and now i have ext4 recovery.
Tried to install a rom but it is the same again. I won`t reboot. Please help because this is for me to difficult to get right.

master64nl said:
I have installed latest 4ext recovery via the windows tool KGS Utility v8.0 because flashing the zip via cwm is aborted.
So I put the phone in fastboot and use the tool to install 4ext recovery online. Than the tool wants to reboot and I get stuck but I left the usb in and put out the battery and again in. Than via vol down and power to recovery/fastboot and now i have ext4 recovery.
Tried to install a rom but it is the same again. I won`t reboot. Please help because this is for me to difficult to get right.
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post your bootloader details..

These are my details, please help.

master64nl said:
These are my details, please help.
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before flashing the rom enable smartflash from 4ext because you are on S-ON
or flash the boot.img of the rom via fastboot command
the command is fastboot flash boot boot.img
i suggest to flash viperS 5.3.0 rom because rumrunner S-OFF method will be easy(and successfull)

rzr86 said:
before flashing the rom enable smartflash from 4ext because you are on S-ON
or flash the boot.img of the rom via fastboot command
the command is fastboot flash boot boot.img
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I flashed the rom via smart flash via ext4 recovery.
I will try to extract the boo.image and flash it via cmd fastboot command.
You will hear from me. Thank you for thinking with me.

master64nl said:
I flashed the rom via smart flash via ext4 recovery.
I will try to extract the boo.image and flash it via cmd fastboot command.
You will hear from me. Thank you for thinking with me.
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If u enable smartflash i dont think you have to flash boot image again cz it does it for u
flashaholic

So what next?

master64nl said:
So what next?
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Just flash rom and it will boot up
flashaholic

It did not unfortunally . Any suggestions?

solution
I fixed it myself and a little help from androidworld forum in the Netherlands.
I tried to fix it with this xda page: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1631861
But I came till end of step 4B. I then tried to flash with the command "fastboot flash boot boot.img" but get the message that boot.image was not recognised. The file boot.image was extracted from a ROM zip. Like the threat said put out from the tab kernel/stock the file boot.image.
Than I tried the same thing with a tool KGS Utility v8.0 earlier mentioned in my post, the same that give me the problems.
Startup the tool KGS Utility v8.0 and did step to flash a boot.image. Put the file boot.image in de tab C:\Program Files (x86)\KGS Utility\tools and run it. After flashing closed the tool KGS Utility v8.0 reboot the phone. It took a while but it reboot
Now I am on ViperS 5.2.1 with SebastianFM 1.0.4 kernel

[Q] Phone boots only into recovery mode

The phone belongs to a friend.
So as the title says, the phone can only boot into recovery mode. The device has a custom recovery -- 4Ext recovery --
He got stuck in bootloop after he tried to flash a rom. He also tried to fix it and that's when he installed 4Ext.
I don't know if the bootloader is locked or unlocked, S-ON or S-OFF and also the USB Debugging might be off as well. He says that the combination for HBoot/bootloader/fastboot (it is the same thing) does not work. So he gets into that recovery every time the phone boots.
Those are the worst options. But maybe the phone is S-off because of that recovery installed. I'm just thinking... Can you flash a recovery with S-ON or with usb debugging off?
Anyway, please give me some ideas... I'm kinda begginer with HTC.
Sorry for my bad english. Any ideas on how to fix this?

ronaldosmeq said:
The phone belongs to a friend.
So as the title says, the phone can only boot into recovery mode. The device has a custom recovery -- 4Ext recovery --
He got stuck in bootloop after he tried to flash a rom. He also tried to fix it and that's when he installed 4Ext.
I don't know if the bootloader is locked or unlocked, S-ON or S-OFF and also the USB Debugging might be off as well. He says that the combination for HBoot/bootloader/fastboot (it is the same thing) does not work. So he gets into that recovery every time the phone boots.
Those are the worst options. But maybe the phone is S-off because of that recovery installed. I'm just thinking... Can you flash a recovery with S-ON or with usb debugging off?
Anyway, please give me some ideas... I'm kinda begginer with HTC.
Sorry for my bad english. Any ideas on how to fix this?
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you can flash a recovery while on S-ON too
but you can't with usb debugging off
so probably the usb debugging is on
probaly the device is on S-ON
try this
from 4ext:
format all partitions except sdcard
enable smartflash
flash the rom
see how it goes

I am going to try that once i have the phone. As I said, the phone belongs to a friend. Untill then, if anyone else has another ideas, please write them here.

rzr86 said:
you can flash a recovery while on S-ON too
but you can't with usb debugging off
so probably the usb debugging is on
probaly the device is on S-ON
try this
from 4ext:
format all partitions except sdcard
enable smartflash
flash the rom
see how it goes
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Do I need to flash a custom rom first to make the hboot work then go back to the stock one?

ronaldosmeq said:
Do I need to flash a custom rom first to make the hboot work then go back to the stock one?
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if you want to go for stock you don't need any custom rom
just know your cid and firmware version
and bootloader must be locked(or relocked)

rzr86 said:
if you want to go for stock you don't need any custom rom
just know your cid and firmware version
and bootloader must be locked(or relocked)
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As I said, the phone only boots into recovery so first i need something to flash in that recovery mode. After i get rid of that recovery and i can acces home screen or more important fastboot, then i can flash a stock rom. I can't even check if the bootloader is locked or unlocked. Let's hope that USB Debbuging is ON.
What can i flash into recovery so i can get rid of it? Where is the smartflash option? Those are my questions for now.

ronaldosmeq said:
As I said, the phone only boots into recovery so first i need something to flash in that recovery mode. After i get rid of that recovery and i can acces home screen or more important fastboot, then i can flash a stock rom. I can't even check if the bootloader is locked or unlocked. Let's hope that USB Debbuging is ON.
What can i flash into recovery so i can get rid of it? Where is the smartflash option? Those are my questions for now.
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for smartflash go to tools from 4ext recovery
you will see smartflash option at the bottom(if i remember well)

rzr86 said:
for smartflash go to tools from 4ext recovery
you will see smartflash option at the bottom(if i remember well)
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And what do you recommend to flash with this recovery in order to get rid of it? I mean, i don't care if the recovery is still on the device but I want the phone to boot like it normally does.

ronaldosmeq said:
And what do you recommend to flash with this recovery in order to get rid of it? I mean, i don't care if the recovery is still on the device but I want the phone to boot like it normally does.
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try with flashable stock rom or vipers rom
link in my sigmature

rzr86 said:
try with flashable stock rom or vipers rom
link in my sigmature
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Can i flash in the 4ext recovery the stock firmware in this format: PG58IMG.zip? (downloaded from http://htc.vi8.info/)

ronaldosmeq said:
Can i flash in the 4ext recovery the stock firmware in this format: PG58IMG.zip? (downloaded from http://htc.vi8.info/)
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no you can't
those kind of zip files can be flashed only from bootloader

Stuck at TWRP

Hi Guys
I installed TWRP on my Sensation XE. The bootloader is unlocked.
I tried to install different roms but it gets stuck on the ´Next´ button immediatly after loading the Rom in TWRP. Is that because of S-off? I didn't do that.
I cannot start my phone now.
PLease advice,
Kind Regards
Guido

guidonno said:
Hi Guys
I installed TWRP on my Sensation XE. The bootloader is unlocked.
I tried to install different roms but it gets stuck on the ´Next´ button immediatly after loading the Rom in TWRP. Is that because of S-off? I didn't do that.
I cannot start my phone now.
PLease advice,
Kind Regards
Guido
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change your recovery to 4ext
http://d-h.st/rG7
extract the recovery.img and flash it via fastboot command
the command is fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
then from 4ext format all partitions except sdcard
enable smartflash from 4ext(if you are on S-ON)
flash the rom
done
note: enable smartflash exactly before flashing the rom

i'll give it a try at home. Thank you!
I'll let you know.

Thank you so much! It worked really good
So happy

rzr86 said:
change your recovery to 4ext
extract the recovery.img and flash it via fastboot command
the command is fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
then from 4ext format all partitions except sdcard
enable smartflash from 4ext(if you are on S-ON)
flash the rom
done
note: enable smartflash exactly before flashing the rom
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I have exactly the same problem and I don't understand what to do. Please, help me

MortalPizza said:
I have exactly the same problem and I don't understand what to do. Please, help me
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boot your device to the bootloader,select fastboot and connect it to the pc
extract the recovery.img from the link above and place it in the folder where you have adb/fastboot files in your pc
open a command window from that folder and type
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot reboot bootloader
then you will have 4ext recovery installed

rzr86 said:
boot your device to the bootloader,select fastboot and connect it to the pc
extract the recovery.img from the link above and place it in the folder where you have adb/fastboot files in your pc
open a command window from that folder and type
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot reboot bootloader
then you will have 4ext recovery installed
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I've used OneX AIO tool to flash it, and now I have 4ext Recovery Touch and my Sensation is alive again! Thank you!

Hi guys I tried to flash ''cm-13.0-20151108-UNOFFICIAL-pyramid'' via ''TWRP-2.8.7.0-pyramid-r9-cm13'' but that failed, ever since I am stuck at the HTC logo, I tried to flash numerous older firmwares but try to factory reset/wipe I get an ''unable to format storage'' so any Rom I try fails. It was previously running older version of CM fully rooted which I have fully backed up via CWM but now cant restore is due to TWRP & CWM being incompatible.
I have tried so many ADB commands but ADB only responds when in TWRP any time else like in Fastboot I get absolutely no response at all, I have also tried to flash CWM back any way possible but have failed same with ''4EXT-Recovery-Touch-v1.0.0.5-RC5-PG58IMG''. Also tried RUU but kept on receiving 'Connection Error' even though the USB cable was connected & works fine, also tried using ''Sensation_All-In-One_Kit_v3.1'' no luck either with any of its commands.
I have attached the Bootloader screen if it can help with this boot loop.
I have never has such issues with Samsung Phones so I am a total noob with HTC phones so any help would be really great.
Any help would be really great from this amazing community!

TWRP has broken my partition table. I cannot format via parted due to the fact it now has 'overlapping partitions'. No recovery can fix this including 4ext. Completely stuck at the minute. I don't want to use a microsd card as storage when I have internal storage available. Is there anyone that can help or has had any success? I am S-OFF and bootloader UNLOCKED.
Tried stock RUU via P58..zip and get's stuck part way through (I think at system or SD)
Help! I'm sure there's someone that can fix the partition table. The format of the internal storage sd is fat32 - which I believe is where the problem started from. I don't want to let this problem defeat me although I have spent an age trying to sort it...too late to give up
Any help is highly appreciated.
Cheers

Mitster2015 said:
TWRP has broken my partition table. I cannot format via parted due to the fact it now has 'overlapping partitions'. No recovery can fix this including 4ext. Completely stuck at the minute. I don't want to use a microsd card as storage when I have internal storage available. Is there anyone that can help or has had any success? I am S-OFF and bootloader UNLOCKED.
Tried stock RUU via P58..zip and get's stuck part way through (I think at system or SD)
Help! I'm sure there's someone that can fix the partition table. The format of the internal storage sd is fat32 - which I believe is where the problem started from. I don't want to let this problem defeat me although I have spent an age trying to sort it...too late to give up
Any help is highly appreciated.
Cheers
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/htc-sensation/help/recovering-data-mount-issues-t2859588
read post #35

MortalPizza said:
I've used OneX AIO tool to flash it, and now I have 4ext Recovery Touch and my Sensation is alive again! Thank you!
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How you did it?

markNOOB said:
How you did it?
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Yeah how did you do it? Too late for me now though as my device is S-OFF and I'm stuck in QHUSB_DLOAD bricked mode. I have tried unlimited.io's s-off etc no joy. Wonder if there is ever going to be anything that can take me out of this apart from jtag.

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markNOOB said:
How you did it?
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Mitster2015 said:
Yeah how did you do it? Too late for me now though as my device is S-OFF and I'm stuck in QHUSB_DLOAD bricked mode. I have tried unlimited.io's s-off etc no joy. Wonder if there is ever going to be anything that can take me out of this apart from jtag.
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What I've done has been, through a PC with Windows Vista (I have been unable to get anything with Windows 8 onwards ), I installed the HTC One X All In One tool, and in the part where the recoverys are located, there are three (CWM, TWRP and other), I went to the Data / Recoveries folder and I deleted the TWRP, replacing this with an image of 4EXT Recovey Touch, and putting the same name that has the recovery erased. Then I went to the tool, I installed TWRP (which was 4EXT which replaced it) and my Sensation revived. Good luck!

For me it is not loading to 4ext, after flashing it..... stuck at htc logo. if i install twrp or cwm it boots to it... any idea how to fix it?