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Hey all, so last night when I was trying to flash a new ROM onto my phone, I wanted to make sure I deleted everything off my previous ROM so I went into TWRP and basically went on a deleting frenzy. I wiped basically everything from system, os, to cache. Lets just say my thought process wasn't so smart. So now im stuck in hboot. I pmed Scrosler yesterday and he basically told me to RUU back. SO now for the last 5 hours I've been trying to look up how to do that. I downloaded a 1.85 Evita cingular RUU thingy, and tried using fastboot. Now I've run into another problem, my computer can't recognize my usb. Ive tried two different usb plugs of mine. I tried uninstalling HTC sync so that it could uninstall drivers and such, and then reinstall but to my avail that has not worked. So I can't even fastboot. So now I'm stuck and Ive looked on other peoples threads and such and can't figure this out. Yes I know I'm a noob. I SUCK. So if anyone could please help me out. Im rooted and unlocked bootloader. I get stuck in bootloop obviously because I dont have a OS. I can access Hboot and fastboot.
Thanks alot for anyone that could help me in this great time of need.
EDIT: I solved the problem. I just used my fathers computer which recognized my usb and RUU'd to 1.85 then unlocked bootloader etc. thanks for the help guys

Did you make sure you have the correct HTC drivers installed?
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knifeparty said:
Did you make sure you have the correct HTC drivers installed?
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Doesnt HTC sync manager already update/install the latest drivers for your phone automatically?

You should manually install the drivers and turn off HTC sync manager. That may be your problem. I would uninstall it.
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knifeparty said:
You should manually install the drivers and turn off HTC sync manager. That may be your problem. I would uninstall it.
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Ok, so I uninstalled HTC sync. I found a link to download ONLY the drivers.
Yep, getting same error still, USB device not recognized.

Try mounting the storage in TWRP, PC should recognize the 'removable disk' and you can put a zip onto it and flash the rom that way.
This way worked for me when I did the exact same thing. I thought I was screwed; now I'm running TN SE 2.2, highly recommended.

dandaman1219 said:
Try mounting the storage in TWRP, PC should recognize the 'removable disk' and you can put a zip onto it and flash the rom that way.
This way worked for me when I did the exact same thing. I thought I was screwed; now I'm running TN SE 2.2, highly recommended.
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I tried doing this last time, but my PC isnt recognizing my device. It says USB device not recognized. This is the major issue I am plagued with otherwise I would do as you said.'''
EDIT: Ok so I was able to get it recognized on my dads laptop, he is running Windows Vista. So now when I go onto my computer and mount cache, (cant mount sd card through twrp because it says E:failed to mount /sdcard(invalid argument)AND UNABLE TO MOUNT SDCARDWHEN TRYING TO READ SETTINGS FILE) oops caps), it says I have to format it. I right clicked and tried to open as portable device and that works but I can't drag my ROM in there.

Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't this because the new HBoot is stopping the 1.85 RUU? Wouldn't you have to 2.2 RUU?

XNine said:
Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't this because the new HBoot is stopping the 1.85 RUU? Wouldn't you have to 2.2 RUU?
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not sure but is this regarding to mounting through TWRP or what? and if someone could address my issue of the portable storage that would be appreciated

Zobabe said:
not sure but is this regarding to mounting through TWRP or what? and if someone could address my issue of the portable storage that would be appreciated
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he is correct, you'll have to use the 2.20 ruu if you were on a 2.20+ rom. unfortunately you'll have to wait for a root method too :/

mcmb03 said:
he is correct, you'll have to use the 2.20 ruu if you were on a 2.20+ rom. unfortunately you'll have to wait for a root method too :/
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Oh ok thanks . I downloaded ADB +fastboot onto dads laptop. I successfully relocked my bootloader, now I am in process of RUUing

hey since I RUUd with 1.85, do I need to root again or will I still have my root?

Zobabe said:
hey since I RUUd with 1.85, do I need to root again or will I still have my root?
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ruu breaks root in short returns the phone to factory stock.
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Zobabe said:
hey since I RUUd with 1.85, do I need to root again or will I still have my root?
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But assuming you were unlocked before, getting it back is just a matter of flashing a custom recovery and superuser.

[Q] Bricked??

i recently tried to install jellybean but the rom did not work on nexus s, i stupidly removed the only working rom from my 'sd' card and now my phone only boots into a black screen, i have tried to put a known working rom on my phone but every pc i try to connect my phone to says the device has malfunctioned and windows cannot install software. i have tried to use adb but that also cannot find my device. am i looking at getting another nexus with a broken screen and using my working screen to gain a decent phone back or am i missing a vital programme that will fix my utter cockup? thanks in advance

Are you familiar with adb? Because unless you have the right drivers, you phone won't be recognized. Also, usually your computer won't notify you when you're connected and able to use adb, you have to start the interaction through cmd.exe. this being said, try adb again to move a rom or backup into your device.
Also, can you boot into fastboot? If so, is there a warning message or anything?
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Are you familiar with adb? Because unless you have the right drivers, you phone won't be recognized. Also, usually your computer won't notify you when you're connected and able to use adb, you have to start the interaction through cmd.exe. this being said, try adb again to move a rom or backup into your device.
Also, can you boot into fastboot? If so, is there a warning message or anything?
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i am only famililar with adb to the point of rooting, i have tried to download the drivers but only can see .dll files in the driver folders no option to install said drivers. i can get into power and vol up if that is fastboot?? the problem been is i installed a rom which was meant for the nexus s and i didnt read all comments and later found out it does not work with the nexus. i now cannot access the sd storage to put a working rom onto it . when i open cmd and type adb shell it says device not found. brains ready to explode right now. any help on adb is greatly appriciated

Fast boot is when you phone is off, you turn it on by pressing volume up+power at the same time. Let me know if there is a warning text in red at the top.
Do you know how to flash factory images? Because you may be able to do that to get a stock os on your phone. It would wipe everything, however. Flashing a factory image doesn't require you to open SD storage. I'd link you to the thread with the tutorial, but I'm on mobile :/ ill post it if i get a chance, i know its floating around in the nexus s android forums
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FirePoncho86 said:
Fast boot is when you phone is off, you turn it on by pressing volume up+power at the same time. Let me know if there is a warning text in red at the top.
Do you know how to flash factory images? Because you may be able to do that to get a stock os on your phone. It would wipe everything, however. Flashing a factory image doesn't require you to open SD storage. I'd link you to the thread with the tutorial, but I'm on mobile :/ ill post it if i get a chance, i know its floating around in the nexus s android forums
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i do not know how to flash factory images, im am very much a noob to rooted phones and playing with software.
i can get into fastboot and at the bottom it says
usb control init
usb control init end
top says fastboot mode
product name herring
hw version rev 11
bootloader version i9020xxka3
baseband version i9020xxkd1
carier info eur
ser 33304eb5103500ec
lock state unlocked
my laptop does not recognise the phone so i dont know how to flash a factory image. this is the cmd sequence i get
adb shell
error device not found
tried mounting sd card and data but no joy
also tried mounting usb storage.
all i get is device has malfunctioned and will not run
tried downloading google usb drivers and samsung drivers all to no avail.
fingers crossed you can tell me something i dont know as i really cant afford to buy a new phone

Well it seems you sdcard isn't dead, which is good! When mine was, fastboot gave me an error.
Now IMO, you should be able to flash a stock recovery image. This will clear everything you have on ur phone, but it should get it back to working condition.
Ill post a tutorial on how to do it tomorrow, that's the soonest i can get on a computer. It is not that hard, and it helps when you're already somewhat familiar with adb. I used to be a noob too, now I'm slightly less noobish!
So as i said, i think i have a solution, ill post how tomorrow, when i have a PC (in on mobile right now).
Cheers, i hope i can fix your phone!
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FirePoncho86 said:
Well it seems you sdcard isn't dead, which is good! When mine was, fastboot gave me an error.
Now IMO, you should be able to flash a stock recovery image. This will clear everything you have on ur phone, but it should get it back to working condition.
Ill post a tutorial on how to do it tomorrow, that's the soonest i can get on a computer. It is not that hard, and it helps when you're already somewhat familiar with adb. I used to be a noob too, now I'm slightly less noobish!
So as i said, i think i have a solution, ill post how tomorrow, when i have a PC (in on mobile right now).
Cheers, i hope i can fix your phone!
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much appriciated and i hope you can too. thank you thank you thanks you

Alright, so this is the guide to install a factory image: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1572307
What a factory image will do, is restore your phone completely to a new like state. That being said, you will lose anything you have on the phone (picture, music, etc..). I don't know of any other way to help, so if you're willing to lose everything, but get your phone working, continue reading.
-First, you have to determine what model on Nexus S you have. If you're on AT&T or Rogers, you have an I9020A, and you have to download the "sojua" factory image. If you're on T-mobile, or have the version with an S-LCD display (as opposed to the normal AMOLED), you have to flash the "soju" factory image. If you're not sure what version you have, let me know what carrier you're with.
-Second, download the Factory image corresponding to your phone from the link I posted, as for version, that's up to you, but I recommend 4.1.2 (JB).
-Third, Make sure you have all the right drivers, and the android-sdk installed. You should already have this, since you've use adb before.
-Fourth, follow steps 1,2,3 and 4A in the link I posted above.
Follow these instruction, and if you do not understand them before doing the procedure, just ask a question here! good luck!

FirePoncho86 said:
Alright, so this is the guide to install a factory image: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1572307
What a factory image will do, is restore your phone completely to a new like state. That being said, you will lose anything you have on the phone (picture, music, etc..). I don't know of any other way to help, so if you're willing to lose everything, but get your phone working, continue reading.
-First, you have to determine what model on Nexus S you have. If you're on AT&T or Rogers, you have an I9020A, and you have to download the "sojua" factory image. If you're on T-mobile, or have the version with an S-LCD display (as opposed to the normal AMOLED), you have to flash the "soju" factory image. If you're not sure what version you have, let me know what carrier you're with.
-Second, download the Factory image corresponding to your phone from the link I posted, as for version, that's up to you, but I recommend 4.1.2 (JB).
-Third, Make sure you have all the right drivers, and the android-sdk installed. You should already have this, since you've use adb before.
-Fourth, follow steps 1,2,3 and 4A in the link I posted above.
Follow these instruction, and if you do not understand them before doing the procedure, just ask a question here! good luck!
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still adb cannot find device.......... any links for known drivers for nexus s on win 7 64 bit?

You might need to reinstall the android SDK and drivers, there should be a link in the link i sent you to show how to do that.. If adb still doesn't recognise, your main board might be fried
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FirePoncho86 said:
You might need to reinstall the android SDK and drivers, there should be a link in the link i sent you to show how to do that.. If adb still doesn't recognise, your main board might be fried
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reinsalled sdk tools, still phone not recognised by laptop. gonna try get a cheaper android and flog this one on ebay as someone else might know how to repair it. thank you for your time and help but it appears its all in vain......... damn stupid phone!

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Rodya234 said:
the phone is probably fine if you can get into fast boot.
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What I'm saying! You can get it to boot, but just not into anything..
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FirePoncho86 said:
What I'm saying! You can get it to boot, but just not into anything..
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i wish someone could just see this, pdanet asks me to connect my phone to finnish installing the drivers, problem is the phone is NOT RECOGNISED i know exactly what you are all saying to do but my phone will not connect at all. more than happy to post it to one of you guys on here to fix but like i said ive tried everything and have pulled nearly all my hair out in the process

Samsung repair? I know what you're talking about, it happened to me, I was completely bricked, all I could so was send it to Samsung repair..
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Damn, if only you could get it recognized you'd probably be able to flash custom recovery through fastboot and I guess you'd be able to install from sd without data loss.
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[Q] Custom Roms Won't Boot

So I've recently rooted and put TWRP on my AT&T One X with the intention of putting Jelly Bean on it. I've tried to put countless ROMs on it, doing the proper wiping procedures and what not, but as soon as I install the ROM, when I boot and get past the HTC Quietly Brilliant screen, the screen goes black and all I see is a repeating white bar across the top of the screen that appears and disappears as if the phone is attempting to get through the boot but won't. It's really frustrating. This is my first experience with rooting an HTC phone, even though I have a lot of experience with other phones I've owned. I follow the directions for each ROM I've tried, and nothing seems to work. Anyone care to assist me?

What hboot do you have? Did you flash boot.img?
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area51avenger said:
What hboot do you have? Did you flash boot.img?
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I'm not sure what you mean by what hboot do I have... Sorry I haven't rooted a ton of HTC phones. Also, I didn't know you needed to flash a boot.img... Isn't that included in the rom I'm flashing? Thanks!
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Before you install the Rom plug your phone into the pc. Put your phone in fastboot. Open the zip for the Rom on the pc and extract boot.img put it in your fastboot folder open command prompt and type fastboot flash boot boot.img
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Thanks so much! Another question real quick. It doesn't seem as though my PC is recognizing my One X anymore...especially when I'm attempting to do something like flashing images. It will notice it in terms of mounting the disk drive for file transfers and HTC sync, but not for anything else. I'm thinking that its an issue with Windows 8 and the HTC drivers.

sportsinger75 said:
Thanks so much! Another question real quick. It doesn't seem as though my PC is recognizing my One X anymore...especially when I'm attempting to do something like flashing images. It will notice it in terms of mounting the disk drive for file transfers and HTC sync, but not for anything else. I'm thinking that its an issue with Windows 8 and the HTC drivers.
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Install HTC sync and you'll be good to go. Make sure that you uninstall whatever drivers you had before.
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[Q] Evita is bootlooping, won't go back into TWRP

The title tells all... essentially I went to install a ROM, and boom. Just boot loops the HTC dev warning screen. I am able to get into my bootloader but I can't get into TWRP recovery. I also just got a Mac Book and I am not able to connect via fastboot. I think I may be doing something wrong, but I'm not sure. Could I have some input on my predicament?
Thanks in advance.
Edit: I created a guide on how to fix this issue. You can head on over to Team Nocturnal's XsMagical's Thread to see it.
Edit 2: Above thread was removed so I created one here. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2441121

You'll have to reflash recovery using fastboot.
Unfortunately, I don't know about getting fastboot to work on mac...
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exad said:
You'll have to reflash recovery using fastboot.
Unfortunately, I don't know about getting fastboot to work on mac...
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I was able to actually finally get into TWRP but now I can't mount internal storage. And I'm not familiar with flashing roms from computers outside internal/external storage...
Guess I will learn shortly ha!

drkPu1se said:
I was able to actually finally get into TWRP but now I can't mount internal storage. And I'm not familiar with flashing roms from computers outside internal/external storage...
Guess I will learn shortly ha!
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Should have learned first.. and avoided this step
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Did you factory reset in bootloader?
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31ken31 said:
Should have learned first.. and avoided this step
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Agreed... But still the fact remains that I have to take this step now.

exad said:
Did you factory reset in bootloader?
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Should I have? I didn't... anyways... how can I make it so I can mount my internal storage so I can just restore one of my backups? Or install a different rom without the need of using internal storage through fastboot or adb?

drkPu1se said:
Should I have? I didn't... anyways... how can I make it so I can mount my internal storage so I can just restore one of my backups? Or install a different rom without the need of using internal storage through fastboot or adb?
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Does windows detect the sd card when plugged in?
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31ken31 said:
Does windows detect the sd card when plugged in?
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There's a slight problem with that.... I don't have windows.... On my mac however I still can't mount the SD card.

Does it show up as an unformatted drive?
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exad said:
Does it show up as an unformatted drive?
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It shows up as nothing. The only things I can mount is /data/ and /system/. And those don't come up as anything. However in my disk utility app on my mac it shows that my phone has 10GB of storage and it recognizes what it is.

I am going to find a way by using the Nocturnal method. I'll update as I can.

drkPu1se said:
I am going to find a way by using the Nocturnal method. I'll update as I can.
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AND IT WORKS!!!
I'll create a tutorial for Mac users and I am going to let the guy who created the Nocturnal method know. Hell, I think I'll just create a zip for the chap and send it his way. Thanks guys!

drkPu1se said:
AND IT WORKS!!!
I'll create a tutorial for Mac users and I am going to let the guy who created the Nocturnal method know. Hell, I think I'll just create a zip for the chap and send it his way. Thanks guys!
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this literally happened to me yesterday!! yeah i had to do a fastboot and reset the internal sd drive but i used my brothers pc instead of my mac. Please please make a tutorial for mac users! that would be the best!

dinnydindin said:
this literally happened to me yesterday!! yeah i had to do a fastboot and reset the internal sd drive but i used my brothers pc instead of my mac. Please please make a tutorial for mac users! that would be the best!
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I have been busy as of late... but I believe I start a new thread. I'll link to it from here once I fully type it out.
^^

dinnydindin said:
this literally happened to me yesterday!! yeah i had to do a fastboot and reset the internal sd drive but i used my brothers pc instead of my mac. Please please make a tutorial for mac users! that would be the best!
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I actually had made a post yesterday on the original method's thread on Team Nocturnal forums. You can view this in XsMagical's first post as he edited in!
Here you go.
http://forums.team-nocturnal.com/showthread.php/1050-How-to-Fix-corrupt-unmountable-internal-storage-on-the-HTC-One-X-XL

drkPu1se said:
I was able to actually finally get into TWRP but now I can't mount internal storage. And I'm not familiar with flashing roms from computers outside internal/external storage...
Guess I will learn shortly ha!
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How were you able to get into TWRP? I am experiencing a similar problem to you. I have a looping HTCdev screen and cannot fastboot TWRP because it keeps saying "waiting for device" when i try. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.

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Cheruksr said:
How were you able to get into TWRP? I am experiencing a similar problem to you. I have a looping HTCdev screen and cannot fastboot TWRP because it keeps saying "waiting for device" when i try. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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press and hold power. THe capacitive buttons will blink a bunch of times then the screen will go black. When it does, let go of power and press and hold volume down until bootloader comes up.

Cheruksr said:
How were you able to get into TWRP? I am experiencing a similar problem to you. I have a looping HTCdev screen and cannot fastboot TWRP because it keeps saying "waiting for device" when i try. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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The problem I had is that I needed to reflash TWRP via fastboot. Make sure you have fastboot and HTC drivers.

Turns out that the thread has been deleted so I created a thread here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2441121

Need Google apps package..

Hi all. Today I installed CyanogenMod 10.1 using twrp on my newly rooting phone. I followed a youtube video by Graeme Biggs. I should have watched it fully before I started. I neglected to download a Google apps package. He said I could find it on XDA. I did a search and could not find it. Can somebody point me in the right direction to this file? Thankyou.
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My phone presently boots up to the white HTC screen and then shuts off continually.
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here you can find g.apps
http://goo.im/gapps

Thank you very much.
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Your signature says HTC One. Is your phone an HTC One or an HTC One XL? That's very important to know because you can brick your phone if you install the wrong software.

Hi. I was using my one to post in the forum. I was installing CyanogenMod on my Rogers one x.
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quicksilver53 said:
I followed a youtube video by Graeme Biggs. I should have watched it fully before I started. I neglected to download a Google apps package.
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You should fully research and understand any root/mod process, before you start it. You also shouldn't rely on YouTube guides, this being one of the many reasons.

Yes thanks. I realize I should have done a little more research. I will certainly in the future.
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So I went and plugged my one x into my PC so U could try abd flash the Google apps package and my phone does not show up as a removable drive. Since my **** up with trying to install cyanogenmod, my phone has been in continuous bootloop and only going as far as the HTC screen before rebooting. I can get it into twrp. How would I be able to get the zip file from my computer to my phone? Is there something else I need to do to fix this problem? Thanks for any suggestions.
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Go into TWRP, connect your phone to pc, select mount in TWRP menu, select mount usb storage, your phone should show up as a removable drive now, copy file from pc to phone.
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Thank you so much Timmaaa. I thought that there must be a solution.I will try in the morning.
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Hi Timmaaa. I tries what you suggested and it still did not show up on my computer. My computer makes the same sound as it always does when an external device is attached. When in tarp and I press mount, a window opens up which shows the storage. It says SD card (0MB). Should something be checked off in partitions to moun t? I tried to mount the SD several times an nothing shows up. Thanks.
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I have now found out that it does not show up as an htc device. It shows up as an f drive and a g drive. I tried to copy the gapps to the g drive and it said I need to format the removable disk. I hope that this works.
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Ah ok, you did a factory reset in bootloader at some point didn't you, that corrupts your sd card. You will need to format it like Windows instructed, format it to fat32 format and you'll be able to access it again. Unfortunately any data you had on it has been wiped now, I hope there wasn't anything too important on there.
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Thanks. I did reformat the SD card as windows asked. Then I copied both files onto my phones SD cars and followed the instructions again using twrp. It said that they were both installed successfully but theCyanogenMod home screen did not come up after completion. When I reformatted the SD card, I just let windows do. I did not set it to format to anything specific. I will try it again when I get home tomorrow from work,. Thanks again for your help.
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If you're s-on you need to flash the boot.img from the ROM zip via fastboot after you've flashed the ROM and gapps.
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Thanks. I am s-on. I will look at it tomorrow and figure out how to do that.
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Just extract the boot.img from the root of the ROM zip, put it in your fastboot folder on your pc, bit your phone into bootloader and connect it to your pc, wait for it to say fastboot usb on your phone display then give this command:
Code:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
Now reboot your phone and it'll boot into the ROM.
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Hi Timmaaa. I am still having problems flashing the boot.img from cyanogenmod to my Evita. I put it I'm my fastboot folder and typed in the command as you have told me. I get this message pop up from fastboot.exe. ( this application has failed to start because AbdWinApi.Dll was not found. Re-installing the application may fix the problem). I just do not understand what I could be doing wrong. Is it possible I am not using the right folder? I started this a week ago but got the Norovirus from work and could not reply sooner. Thanks for any assistance you can give.
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I believe I did have the wrong folder. I just tried the afastboot ADB folder and it worked. Thanks again for your help. I appreciate it greatly.
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