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Hi guys. I hope you could help me with your wisdom.
Trying to install the new froyo rom on my legend I get a problem like this:
Writing Boot:...
E:Error finishing BOOT:
E:Failure at line 80:
write_raw_image PACKAGE:boot.img
BOOT:
Installation aborted.
I know that it happends because y have 1 bad block. I cant believe that the boot partition has just the size it needs. Could I be able to install this update in the future with the S-OFF ?? Can I remap the boot partition to another working space ?
Please help!!
i have same problem. there is no chance.
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As soon as kernel source is released we can work this out by recompiling it, separating some drivers from monolythic core thus making it a little bit smaller.
But as I said already (many times) this is hardware flaw that was there already at the production line of NAND chip so U should claim a new phone.
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BlaY0 said:
As soon as kernel source is released we can work this out by recompiling it, separating some drivers from monolythic core thus making it a little bit smaller.
But as I said already (many times) this is hardware flaw that was there already at the production line of NAND chip so U should claim a new phone.
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thx thx. i live in iran it means no claim dear Blay0 so just i trust your great works and all smart developer . the oot.img of froyo is 2.39mb if it reduced to 2.28 me and other guys problem will be solved.
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Someone said that he managed to make an OTA upgrade while he wasn't able to upgrade it with whitetigerdk's ROM.
You could try by flashing just boot.img from OTA:
boot into ClockworkMod recovery
adb push boot.img /
adb shell flash_image boot /boot.img (you can try several times)
...although original boot.img is 2512896 bytes and if you have one bad cell you are 22 kB short.
However (as I said too) there's another way... if we get S-OFF before kernel source, we can make boot partition a little bigger...
my boot 128kb shorted
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BlaY0 said:
Someone said that he managed to make an OTA upgrade while he wasn't able to upgrade it with whitetigerdk's ROM.
You could try by flashing just boot.img from OTA:
boot into ClockworkMod recovery
adb push boot.img /
adb shell flash_image boot /boot.img (you can try several times)
...although original boot.img is 2512896 bytes and if you have one bad cell you are 22 kB short.
However (as I said too) there's another way... if we get S-OFF before kernel source, we can make boot partition a little bigger...
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I have no warranty because I bought it second hand so I'm going to throw 250 euros...
The only solution is to wait S-off
I would love to be beta testers of this!
I have the same problem
But it´s strange because yesterday i unrooted my Legend with vodafone UK.
And install the OTA with no issue.
I run official Froyo with no root.
Now i make a question, can i do root again?
warriorofice said:
I have the same problem
But it´s strange because yesterday i unrooted my Legend with vodafone UK.
And install the OTA with no issue.
I run official Froyo with no root.
Now i make a question, can i do root again?
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i don't know that you u could downgrade and root or not. but i wonder if you had bad block how new boot.img works during upgrade. what is your new hboot version after upgrade?
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My HBOOT is: 1.00.0000
warriorofice said:
My HBOOT is: 1.00.0000
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did you try downgrade software versin to 1.31 ? i don't any study that is it possible for new hboot?
Somehow I dont think all of us actually have bad blocks in our boot part. as those are not all THAT common, is there a way to find out for sure?
mnissan said:
Somehow I dont think all of us actually have bad blocks in our boot part. as those are not all THAT common, is there a way to find out for sure?
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if you see your recovery.log in clockworkmod .and if u install manually it is possible to see exact problem with cases. during installation so follow it
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mnissan said:
Somehow I dont think all of us actually have bad blocks in our boot part. as those are not all THAT common, is there a way to find out for sure?
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When NAND chip leavs production line it already has several bad cells but we don't know where untill we try to use them (read/write). Some of you are so fortunate to have one of those few just on the portion where boot partition resides...
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When NAND chip leavs production line it already has several bad cells but we don't know where untill we try to use them (read/write). Some of you are so fortunate to have one of those few just on the portion where boot partition resides...
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yes, lucky me.
mnissan said:
yes, lucky me.
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I'm one of those fortunate too damnnn
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warriorofice said:
My HBOOT is: 1.00.0000
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Lucky.. Guys at AlphaRev already patched the 1.0 version of hboot..
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whitetigerdk said:
Lucky.. Guys at AlphaRev already patched the 1.0 version of hboot..
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Good news, but AlphaRev is not avariable for us, but we need more that ever
manudas said:
Good news, but AlphaRev is not avariable for us, but we need more that ever
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i wonder , with ota upgrade and upgrading hboot (considering loss of root) but how the problem of warriorofice solved and his device accept new size of boot.img????
The downgrade process doesn´t work
Hi all,
prior to any comment, yes, i know there are already posts on this issue, however looking through them didn't help at all unfortunately.
I have a Moto Milestone, origin is Israel.
somewhere along the way i've updated the bootloader to 90.78 and since then - the phone is stuck in the notorious loop and cannot restart the OS.
Tried already to reflash the phone without luck using RSD Lite (downloaded the SBF through http://and-developers.com/sbf:milestone - the 'official' Cellcom IL SBF that was there...)
anyway - i can still access the bootloader which tells me the phone is not fully bricked, however i can't seem to find any proper SBF so it'll reflash itself back to an operative state.
One major problem here - the phone won't get into recovery mode (i've tried all the combinations i know and that have worked before)
i've also read about wiping the cache and user data however - as far as i know, this can only be done by entering the recovery mode, right?
one last resort i've tried - trying to split the SBF and reconstructing it - still no joy.
does anyone here have any advice or solution o this issue? what kind of SBF do i need? how to manually reconstruct the SBF with proper files? etc.
Thanks in advance,
Tomer
Have you tried loooking into fastboot?
Sometimes a phone wont respond to to adb commands and the recovery is corrupted, but you can still flash partitions using fastboot. I "saved" a Moto dext in this fashion once. Cant remember the exact commands, but it was similar to the adb flash commands. I reflashed the recovery partition and then used recovery to flash a ROM in update.zip format. For some reason RSD lite was failing on this phone.
Just something you may want to look into if you are desperate about saving your MS.
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Caz666 said:
Have you tried loooking into fastboot?
Sometimes a phone wont respond to to adb commands and the recovery is corrupted, but you can still flash partitions using fastboot. I "saved" a Moto dext in this fashion once. Cant remember the exact commands, but it was similar to the adb flash commands. I reflashed the recovery partition and then used recovery to flash a ROM in update.zip format. For some reason RSD lite was failing on this phone.
Just something you may want to look into if you are desperate about saving your MS.
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Hi Caz666,
well, thought this might actually work, but had no luck.
when i try to flash my phone it does nothing other than showing me 'downloading boot.img' and thats it.
is there anything else to do in order to save my phone? i really like it
I'm also willing to donate through PayPal to anyone who can describe any working method or that can point me to any valid working process...
thanks again.
barvaz_t said:
Hi Caz666,
well, thought this might actually work, but had no luck.
when i try to flash my phone it does nothing other than showing me 'downloading boot.img' and thats it.
is there anything else to do in order to save my phone? i really like it
I'm also willing to donate through PayPal to anyone who can describe any working method or that can point me to any valid working process...
thanks again.
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are you sure your drivers for the phone are installed properly? what RSD lite version are you using? What system? windows 32 or 64 bits?
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are you sure your drivers for the phone are installed properly? what RSD lite version are you using? What system? windows 32 or 64 bits?
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I'm quite sure they're installed properly as i managed to upgrade my bootloader version using the RSDlite.
my system is 32 bits and the drivers are the ones i installed throught the Motorola website. I've first used RSDlite 4.6 but after reading a bit I understood there are some differences between versions hence upgraded to 4.9.
barvaz_t said:
I'm quite sure they're installed properly as i managed to upgrade my bootloader version using the RSDlite.
my system is 32 bits and the drivers are the ones i installed throught the Motorola website. I've first used RSDlite 4.6 but after reading a bit I understood there are some differences between versions hence upgraded to 4.9.
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Try the 90.78ch bootloader from http://and-developers.com/sbf:milestone ...
"XT702 variant of the 90.78 bootloader (notes from 90.78 apply here too).
It's reported to work on the A853 too. "
You've got nothing to loose on trying this. Let me know!
vladstercr said:
Try the 90.78ch bootloader from http://and-developers.com/sbf:milestone ...
"XT702 variant of the 90.78 bootloader (notes from 90.78 apply here too).
It's reported to work on the A853 too. "
You've got nothing to loose on trying this. Let me know!
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*** [update]
I'm now on 90.78ch and see no difference whatsoever.
I've now started investigating how to re-compile an older SBF file so it'll contain the new RAMDL
(I want to flash the Brazilian version however it contains only 90.74 RAMDL)
I've compiled a new file, however the checksum is incorrect.
How it is possible to recompile this properly?
Already tried the website, the mirror there is no leading to the bootloader itself but to a wiki site.
i've tried searching almost anywhere i know, but this bootloader is non available to download.
if there's another mirror site such as rapidshare or megaupload - i'd be happy to be pointed towards it..
Hi barvaz_t!
barvaz_t said:
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somewhere along the way i've updated the bootloader to 90.78 and since then - the phone is stuck in the notorious loop and cannot restart the OS.
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Why did you upgrade the bootloader
barvaz_t said:
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i've also read about wiping the cache and user data however - as far as i know, this can only be done by entering the recovery mode, right?
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Right, is it possible to boot into recovery on your device by holding 'X' button?
barvaz_t said:
*** [update]
I'm now on 90.78ch and see no difference whatsoever.
I've now started investigating how to re-compile an older SBF file so it'll contain the new RAMDL
(I want to flash the Brazilian version however it contains only 90.74 RAMDL)
I've compiled a new file, however the checksum is incorrect.
How it is possible to recompile this properly?
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You locked yourself out by upgrading the bootloader to the latest one.
Neither downgrade of bootloader would be possible, nor flashing older firmware SBF's.
Apart from that the milestone uses signature check on certain parts of the firmware. I really doubt that it's possible to tweak/recompile a complete SBF.
Something worth to try, is to flash vulnerable recovery SBF from within bootloader mode using RSDlite.
Here's the link to gitorious: http://gitorious.org/droid/openrecovery/blobs/master/zips/SHOLS/vulnerable_recovery.sbf
If the link does not work for you, there are also some mirrors of this file floating around. Just search!
I guess this should work, because the recovery SBF is using RAMLDR 90.78 (do know about the sign check during flash, but i guess checksum should be O.K.).
With vulnerable recovery properly installed, you might then use OpenRecovery to check your system and restore to some working state.
Good luck!
scholbert
scholbert said:
Hi barvaz_t!
Why did you upgrade the bootloader
Right, is it possible to boot into recovery on your device by holding 'X' button?
You locked yourself out by upgrading the bootloader to the latest one.
Neither downgrade of bootloader would be possible, nor flashing older firmware SBF's.
Apart from that the milestone uses signature check on certain parts of the firmware. I really doubt that it's possible to tweak/recompile a complete SBF.
Something worth to try, is to flash vulnerable recovery SBF from within bootloader mode using RSDlite.
Here's the link to gitorious: http://gitorious.org/droid/openrecovery/blobs/master/zips/SHOLS/vulnerable_recovery.sbf
If the link does not work for you, there are also some mirrors of this file floating around. Just search!
I guess this should work, because the recovery SBF is using RAMLDR 90.78 (do know about the sign check during flash, but i guess checksum should be O.K.).
With vulnerable recovery properly installed, you might then use OpenRecovery to check your system and restore to some working state.
Good luck!
scholbert
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Thanks Scholbert for the detailed answer.
the link you gave directs to an image the RSDlite cannot flash (=error validating image).
If your interntion was that I'm supposed to flash the vulnerable recovery only, than bad news - It's already 'installed' on my device (and it shows no error whatsoever during this installation..)
Well, thanks again for trying to help, I think I'm officially out of suggestions or options here unless anyone can give further advice...
barvaz_t said:
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If your interntion was that I'm supposed to flash the vulnerable recovery only, than bad news - It's already 'installed' on my device (and it shows no error whatsoever during this installation..)
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So can you still enter recovery?
Regards,
scholbert
No, never did (since the upgrade)
If I had access to the recovery i would have at least managed to install OpenRecovery or something and manage to reflash the device
barvaz_t said:
Hi Caz666,
well, thought this might actually work, but had no luck.
when i try to flash my phone it does nothing other than showing me 'downloading boot.img' and thats it.
is there anything else to do in order to save my phone? i really like it
I'm also willing to donate through PayPal to anyone who can describe any working method or that can point me to any valid working process...
thanks again.
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Did you try to fastboot flash only the boot.img? What about recovery? I seem to remember flashing a recovery.img on the dext...but this was last year. I may be wrong but i believe i flashed only a recovery image and then was able to access the recovery (which would allow all sorts of additional goodies).
I find it strange that fastboot reports only downloading. I seem to remember some error messages and timeouts?
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Caz666 said:
Did you try to fastboot flash only the boot.img? What about recovery? I seem to remember flashing a recovery.img on the dext...but this was last year. I may be wrong but i believe i flashed only a recovery image and then was able to access the recovery (which would allow all sorts of additional goodies).
I find it strange that fastboot reports only downloading. I seem to remember some error messages and timeouts?
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Nope.
trying to flash the recovery / boot images only results in the message 'downloading...' and nothing (waited for like 3 hours..)
when I terminate the action by Ctrl+C and then trying again - the message is instantly 'FAILED..' along with specification that the action of sending the command has failed.
I'm literaly out of ideas, don't know what to do..
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I am starting to think that there is something wrong with your device (like broken hardware).
In all my experimenting with rsd/fastboot, i did not once get a "hang". I would get checksum/signature errors, size errors, etc...but i always got some type of error code or status.
This is on 3 different Mot devices that run Android.
Sorry
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Caz666 said:
I am starting to think that there is something wrong with your device (like broken hardware).
In all my experimenting with rsd/fastboot, i did not once get a "hang". I would get checksum/signature errors, size errors, etc...but i always got some type of error code or status.
This is on 3 different Mot devices that run Android.
Sorry
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The device was working fine before upgrading the bootloader, so it seems that this is not a hardware issue.
Either way - guess i'll be taking it to a lab and let them figure this out..
idea
is the milestone n droid from usa same sbf file used if so i have the right sbf file i found i had couple times i had to reinstall to stock if u want to try it i can email it it work for me saved me from bricks its rooted phone just fyi
streetracer89101 said:
is the milestone n droid from usa same sbf file used if so i have the right sbf file i found i had couple times i had to reinstall to stock if u want to try it i can email it it work for me saved me from bricks its rooted phone just fyi
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@streetracer89101 - no, as far as i know Droid and Milestone use different firmware so it won't help unfortunately. Not that it would matter if I did flash my device - it's not like I can use it anyway..
Thanks again for trying to help out
Tomer
90.78ch bootloader
Hello, I really need the bootloader 90.78ch maybe you can me it someone give Many Thanks
300zxtt said:
Hello, I really need the bootloader 90.78ch maybe you can me it someone give Many Thanks
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Attached. Enjoy
For those of you that flashed a bad radio to your NS4G, there is a fix!
Many thanks go out to Netarchy for relentlessly trying to fix my radio, and Shabbypenguin for supply Netarchy with his phone images both of them did a lot of work just to get my phone operational again Thank you very much!
Attached is the signed zip for you to flash in recovery. now listen very carefully before you complain that this didn't work for you. It did not work for me either, but it just may work for some people to flash in recovery, that is why i'm supplying a signed zip for you. What I had to do to get this to work is to unzip the file. inside there is a file called "radio.pr.img" boot into your bootloader and use the following fastboot command
Code:
fastboot flash radio radio.pr.img
that worked for me and hopefully it will work for anyone else that flashes a bad image.
Once again thank you to Shabbypenguin and Netarchy, and anyone else that may have helped out.
Is this the stock radio that comes with it?
Sent from my Nexus S
Vandam500 said:
Is this the stock radio that comes with it?
Sent from my Nexus S
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This is the stock radio yes.
wait i did what?
shabbypenguin said:
wait i did what?
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i was under the impression that the image was from your phone...? either way netarchy and i used the irc channel you made so you still helped
joebags said:
i was under the impression that the image was from your phone...? either way netarchy and i used the irc channel you made so you still helped
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Nah, the image that fixed you was the radio image extracted from the OTA ;D
joebags said:
For those of you that flashed a bad radio to your NS4G, there is a fix!
Many thanks go out to Netarchy for relentlessly trying to fix my radio, and Shabbypenguin for supply Netarchy with his phone images both of them did a lot of work just to get my phone operational again Thank you very much!
Attached is the signed zip for you to flash in recovery. now listen very carefully before you complain that this didn't work for you. It did not work for me either, but it just may work for some people to flash in recovery, that is why i'm supplying a signed zip for you. What I had to do to get this to work is to unzip the file. inside there is a file called "radio.pr.img" boot into your bootloader and use the following fastboot command
Code:
fastboot flash radio radio.pr.img
that worked for me and hopefully it will work for anyone else that flashes a bad image.
Once again thank you to Shabbypenguin and Netarchy, and anyone else that may have helped out.
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I flashed this on my i9020 and my phone exploded. What should I do?
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thebowers131 said:
I flashed this on my i9020 and my phone exploded. What should I do?
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Was it next to your face? If so plead upload pics of the carnage...
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Cool, thanks for the fix! This means we should be able to use SuperASOP 8.0 and flash the radio...in theory anyway.
Damn you can't brick this phone by flashing the wrong radio????
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Damn you can't brick this phone by flashing the wrong radio????
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Yes u can. Flash only nexus s 4g radio!
Uncle Jimmy says hello
i tried this in fastboot. it went though but did not fix my issue
i tried this in fastboot. it went though but did not fix my issue
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What issue are you having?
Uncle Jimmy says hello
So can we use this with the SuperAsop rom?
Does anyone know if fastboot oem listpartitions work with this phone? Not at my pc right now. I was wondering which partitions were which. I dumped every image, 7, and i have one that is 13.5mb which i think is the radio that this phone came with. Also i wanna find out which is wimax
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So I installed SuperASOP 8.0 and then tried flashing the zip in recovery and pushing the img file via ADB and still have no radio. So it looks like no we can't use SuperASOP yet.
no superaosp doesnt have the cdma/wimax stuff, it was added to teh aosp source yesterday
http://groups.google.com/group/android-building/browse_thread/thread/d9f5c6b4703df022
phone will boot fine its unlocked and has cmw 3.0.2.4. long story short i unlocked the phone using greggs method late last night every thing was fine 3g worked ran ti back to recover my apps from my evo and went to bed. this morning gf said she tried to txt me but none came though so i did a prl and profile update they both failed no i noticed no 3g no cell service in a panic i flashed the NsS 4g decodx rom (without a back up stupidly) no luck fashed this in fastboot. it took but still no luck
im going to staet a help post
please pm if you think you can help
just fair warning you shouldnt post in anothers thread and then go make a thread about it, anyways there is the stock files on the dev forum for the ns4g download that and install it. then run the program it installed, it will get you back to 100% stock
shabbypenguin said:
just fair warning you shouldnt post in anothers thread and then go make a thread about it, anyways there is the stock files on the dev forum for the ns4g download that and install it. then run the program it installed, it will get you back to 100% stock
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i just tryed that comp i got to the part where the you plug the phone to my comp and i would not reconize the phone. the computer will programe will not.
This is not my work, all work done by kent.
Thanks kent.
Currently we have the Retail.eu fastboot files, more coming soon, till then happy unbricking
Download Ics fastboot files:
81.5.31006.XT890.Retail.en.EU
MD5: aa587a372ab28faef616c7ebc6c4ac53
For Brazil Visit here:
http://sbf.droid-developers.org/smi/list.php
Credits
Skrilax_CZ
Edit: Visit here to see all the available fastboot files
Warning: If your phone is not a Retail.EU model and has NOT been bootloader unlocked please do not try these.
I am unlocked and started with Retail.GB. I can flash system, boot, recovery fine. I would not suggest flashing the other parts or the whole file in RSD if you are not a Retail.EU in any case.
Yeah it's leaktime, gonna also back up those in Brazil
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Yeah it's leaktime, gonna also back up those in Brazil
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:highfive:
Love the leaks. Thanks firmware team!
Here: http://sbf.droid-developers.org/smi/list.php
Wait for it to DL.
O2 DE
CFC_signed_customer_8.7.1I-110_IFW-DE-31_O2DE.xml.zip
Hey Guys, i got a lil Question. I have to manage the RazR i Forum here in Germany. Problem is, i own just the regular RazR.
Is there any big difference by flashing the RazR i Fastboot Files, compared with the OG RazR?
BTW: Nice How to's for unlocking the Bootloader & Root. I've used them to write an German one (of course with Links to Mattlgroffs Threads )
HSD-Pilot said:
Hey Guys, i got a lil Question. I have to manage the RazR i Forum here in Germany. Problem is, i own just the regular RazR.
Is there any big difference by flashing the RazR i Fastboot Files, compared with the OG RazR?
BTW: Nice How to's for unlocking the Bootloader & Root. I've used them to write an German one (of course with Links to Mattlgroffs Threads )
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The filesystem is different, but the basic understanding is the same. bos is the bootloader, boot is kernel, cdrom is the mounted ISO, gpt is the partition table, logo is the boot logo, ulogo is the unlocked version of bootlogo, radio, recovery, system. A few others like ifwi, dnx, and sp.img I am not too familiar with. I am posting my firmware charger (includes German O2), on here and DroidRzr.com (got a post here now).
If you want to stay safe only flash system and boot. I haven't done anything else and been find. Been on German, Brasil, EU, GB firmwares all on my GB device with GB radio fine. If you want add me on gtalk and I can help with what I can ([email protected])
Thanks for Reply, i'll add the warning in to the Fastboot Thread, after open it tomorrow. I guess i will have some Questions, so i will send you an Message via GTalk.
Meanwhile i'm lurking on Amazon and the i will be realesed in Germany tomorrow.
We'll see, maybe something new to play with this year...
mattlgroff said:
Warning: If your phone is not a Retail.EU model and has NOT been bootloader unlocked please do not try these.
I am unlocked and started with Retail.GB. I can flash system, boot, recovery fine. I would not suggest flashing the other parts or the whole file in RSD if you are not a Retail.EU in any case.
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How can you flash files bigger then 100mb.
I can't flash the system_signed because file is too big.
So now i have a bricked phone..
arnoldl said:
How can you flash files bigger then 100mb.
I can't flash the system_signed because file is too big.
So now i have a bricked phone..
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The new RSD Lite supports it (I believe) as well as the new fastboot binary.
Thanks to http://aosp.us for these: http://www.aosp.us/wp-content/files/fastboots.zip
mattlgroff said:
The new RSD Lite supports it (I believe) as well as the new fastboot binary.
Thanks to http://aosp.us for these: http://www.aosp.us/wp-content/files/fastboots.zip
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YOU'RE THE BEST!!!!! that's it...
my phone is now back alive with the EN firmware....
THANKS!!
Anyone with an locked BootLoader tried to flash the Retail EU by using RSD 6.1.4?
It would be great, if someone can confirm that they're flashable like regular Fastboots on an XT910 with the newer Version of RSD.
Locked=Yes...(for me)...
therazrguy said:
...Currently we have the Retail.eu fastboot files, more coming soon, ...
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Hi,
I have a RAZRi with system version 81.5.32002.XT890.Retail.en.EU... If you are interrested and if someone explain me how to extract it to a file, I can punlish this version...
lebobo said:
Hi,
I have a RAZRi with system version 81.5.32002.XT890.Retail.en.EU... If you are interrested and if someone explain me how to extract it to a file, I can punlish this version...
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I will PM you the info
mattlgroff said:
I will PM you the info
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Why is that, wouldn't the info be interessing for everyone ?
JackyJack said:
Why is that, wouldn't the info be interessing for everyone ?
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Maybe, it's not a big secret...it's common android debugging commands. I've already posted the system backup command, and pulling the boot.img is just a dd command to copy it to the SD card.
Code:
adb shell
su
make_ext4fs -s -l 885768704 -a system /sdcard/system.img.ext4 /system
dd if-/dev/block/mmcblk0p5 of=/sdcard/boot.img
Yeah I saw it before, but where ever the questions is, we should be able to find the answer
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Hi, I want to restore my HTC Desire C to stock rom, I have followed this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2220396 . Through this I am able to have the stock ROM back, but the Wifi is not working. So how can I restore this to work normally.
Any help is appreciated.
smartksr said:
Hi, I want to restore my HTC Desire C to stock rom, I have followed this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2220396 . Through this I am able to have the stock ROM back, but the Wifi is not working. So how can I restore this to work normally.
Any help is appreciated.
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Flash the stock boot.img file using fastboot
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uchihasparky said:
Flash the stock boot.img file using fastboot
Sent from my HTC Desire C using xda app-developers app
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Thanks for letting me know the dependency of wifi on this. But where can I get the boot.img and how to flash it. I have seen it explaining on the thread I have given in the first post, but I didn't got where to get the boot.img and recovery.img and procedure on flashing.
smartksr said:
Thanks for letting me know the dependency of wifi on this. But where can I get the boot.img and how to flash it. I have seen it explaining on the thread I have given in the first post, but I didn't got where to get the boot.img and recovery.img and procedure on flashing.
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Umm...Don't flash stock boot.img
Flash Prometheus Kernel...Flash 767MHz first
And for flashing boot.img
assuming you have your fastboot driver installed, and the Android SDK.
Copy the boot.img the the tools folder of the android SDK, and them open the command windows and type this:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot wipe cache
fastboot reboot
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After it has flashed your WIFI will indeed work.
Or use this Script for Flashing if you don't wanna download Android SDK but even this requires Fastboot drivers
Fastboot drivers is what I have used while unlocking the boot loader right?
smartksr said:
Fastboot drivers is what I have used while unlocking the boot loader right?
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yes ....
If you will use the script check in that thread my 3rd or may be 4th post in which It tells you how to use Script and don't forget to Press thanks
LaKsHaY1997 said:
yes ....
If you will use the script check in that thread my 3rd or may be 4th post in which It tells you how to use Script and don't forget to Press thanks
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Thanks bro, I have flashed the kernal and the wifi was working already. I din't flashed the boot.img. BTW where can i get the boot.img file.
Kernel and boot.img are the same thing!
LaKsHaY1997 said:
Umm...Don't flash stock boot.img
Flash Prometheus Kernel...Flash 767MHz first
And for flashing boot.img
assuming you have your fastboot driver installed, and the Android SDK.
Copy the boot.img the the tools folder of the android SDK, and them open the command windows and type this:
After it has flashed your WIFI will indeed work.
Or use this Script for Flashing if you don't wanna download Android SDK but even this requires Fastboot drivers
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I would like to ask you to stop promoting nikhils work.
Its starting to poke my eyes with needles and im sure its not just me.
If he wants to restore the Stock settings it could be because he needs to turn it in for repairs.
You cant do that with promtheus kernel can you?
Also its "Fastboot erase cache" and its supposed to be the first step, not the second.
me4488 said:
I would like to ask you to stop promoting nikhils work.
Its starting to poke my eyes with needles and im sure its not just me.
If he wants to restore the Stock settings it could be because he needs to turn it in for repairs.
You cant do that with promtheus kernel can you?
Also its "Fastboot erase cache" and its supposed to be the first step, not the second.
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Look Bro I don't promote his Work....I just recommend....Besides thats the kernel we have on Sense
And yes he could've restored stock but his WiFi wasn't working cause the Stock kernel has some Checking thing which is disabled in his Kernel so WiFi works
I like your work too....I have 2 desire Cs one is completely Stock+Prometheus and other is rocking with CM10+Nope Kernel....
And about "fastboot erase cache" .......TYPO :/
You wanna Fight me over the internet...Whats the worst can you do? CAPS ME TO DEATH?
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Look Bro I don't promote his Work....I just recommend....Besides thats the kernel we have on Sense
And yes he could've restored stock but his WiFi wasn't working cause the Stock kernel has some Checking thing which is disabled in his Kernel so WiFi works
I like your work too....I have 2 desire Cs one is completely Stock+Prometheus and other is rocking with CM10+Nope Kernel....
And about "fastboot erase cache" .......TYPO :/
You wanna Fight me over the internet...Whats the worst can you do? CAPS ME TO DEATH?
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The stock kernel included in the post Russell has worked completely fine. My friend needed a Desire C restored to stock so i used that and there was absolutely no issue.
I originally created the kernel I have for two purposes: Learning, and personal satisfaction.
Then I decided that I should upload it just for fun, I never expected to get 300 thanks, I never expected anyone to even test it.
I'm glad I could make a product that you use on a daily basis and enjoy doing so.
To be honest you are the one that used capslock lol. My intention was not to fight but to state personal opinion and correct an error so we don't have to see another thread "[Q] Fastboot wipe cache isnt working.HELP!"
Chill out bro.
Help!
Im trying to use this tutorial to restore my HTC Desire C to stock but i keep getting, "This build is for development purposes only. Do not distribute outside of HTC without HTC's written permission. Failure to comply may lead to legal action." Its Unlocked, but i wanna know what could i possibly do to fix?
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Im trying to use this tutorial to restore my HTC Desire C to stock but i keep getting, "This build is for development purposes only. Do not distribute outside of HTC without HTC's written permission. Failure to comply may lead to legal action." Its Unlocked, but i wanna know what could i possibly do to fix?
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Relock bootloader
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LaKsHaY1997 said:
Umm...Don't flash stock boot.img
Flash Prometheus Kernel...Flash 767MHz first
And for flashing boot.img
assuming you have your fastboot driver installed, and the Android SDK.
Copy the boot.img the the tools folder of the android SDK, and them open the command windows and type this:
After it has flashed your WIFI will indeed work.
Or use this Script for Flashing if you don't wanna download Android SDK but even this requires Fastboot drivers
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I tried to flash boot.img but it did'nt work also the link for downloading the custom kernel is not available.Pls help...!!!
If you have restored Stock system you can restore stock boot...THEN relock bootloader if need be.
The red text is part of hboot which detects a non-stock boot.img
If you're relocking the bootloader I'd use an original Stock Rom and NOT a Deodexed Rom (just in case )
Bashing away at my HTC Desire C
Desire c stock india ROM v 2.0.720.3
Hi i am having Desire C golfu stock Asia_India_2.0.720.3 rom . After installation go to online update and update. OTA update will work and update to 2.0.720.9.
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Antagonist42 said:
If you have restored Stock system you can restore stock boot...THEN relock bootloader if need be.
The red text is part of hboot which detects a non-stock boot.img
If you're relocking the bootloader I'd use an original Stock Rom and NOT a Deodexed Rom (just in case )
Bashing away at my HTC Desire C
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Im modding my cousins device. HTC desire c cricket. I rooted and flashed stock boot.IMG. WiFi says connected yet its won't load anything that needs data. The device is not active with a plan. On trying to make it a mini tab for his kids. I've tried to flash gsm Roms with no luck. Just that red text. If I lock boot loader would these Roms or kernels work?
Won't work on Cricket as it's CDMA and not GSM, check the forums for an external link I posted for Cricket HTC Desire C
Bashing away at my HTC Desire C