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HTC One - Couldn't Install on USB Storage or SD Card

Hi there!
I received my HTC One two days ago and I am unable to install any PAID apps on the phone. I am able to install free apps without an issue though.
I have searched all over the internet and found two possible solutions, which don't work. These solutions were:
Unmount the SD card. Install app, remount the SD card. This won't work as the HTC One does not have an SD card
In the secure/asec folder, find and delete "smdl2tmp1.asec". Although I found the folder, it was empty and therefore I was unable to delete the file.
I have also completely wiped my phone twice already. I checked the Kernel and Firmware version and it's all up to date. Below are screenshots of the device info.
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Finally, I also realized, only after I paid for the device, it's a Dev device. I don't know if this makes any difference though.
The bootloader is unlocked and the device has been rooted. I have full access over the file system.

Make a nandroid and flash another rom to see if that fixes it.

You're using an old custom ROM! Flash any new ROM of your choice from the dev section and it should fix the problem. The issue is within the kernel.
StephanBotha said:
Hi there!
I received my HTC One two days ago and I am unable to install any PAID apps on the phone. I am able to install free apps without an issue though.
I have searched all over the internet and found two possible solutions, which don't work. These solutions were:
Unmount the SD card. Install app, remount the SD card. This won't work as the HTC One does not have an SD card
In the secure/asec folder, find and delete "smdl2tmp1.asec". Although I found the folder, it was empty and therefore I was unable to delete the file.
I have also completely wiped my phone twice already. I checked the Kernel and Firmware version and it's all up to date. Below are screenshots of the device info.
Finally, I also realized, only after I paid for the device, it's a Dev device. I don't know if this makes any difference though.
The bootloader is unlocked and the device has been rooted. I have full access over the file system.
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Hi,
I'm having a similar problem to the OP. I have a GPE HTC One which is rooted and S-Off. I just updated the software from 4.4 to 4.4.2, at which point the inability to update or install paid apps appeared. As in the original post, I can't find the smdl2tmp1.asec. In fact, my entire mnt/secure folder is empty, as is mnt/asec. I also don't have a .android_secure folder, as has been mentioned in other posts. If I restore to a previous backup running 4.4, everything works fine. The issue is only with installs or updates from the Play Store, because I am able to install the apps from my Titanium backups just fine, but when I do, I get the same error message when I try to update them.
Thanks

roman1984 said:
Hi,
I'm having a similar problem to the OP. I have a GPE HTC One which is rooted and S-Off. I just updated the software from 4.4 to 4.4.2, at which point the inability to update or install paid apps appeared. As in the original post, I can't find the smdl2tmp1.asec. In fact, my entire mnt/secure folder is empty, as is mnt/asec. I also don't have a .android_secure folder, as has been mentioned in other posts. If I restore to a previous backup running 4.4, everything works fine. The issue is only with installs or updates from the Play Store, because I am able to install the apps from my Titanium backups just fine, but when I do, I get the same error message when I try to update them.
Thanks
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Hi,
I have this exact same issue. Nothing in secure folder etc. From 4.4 to 4.4.2 via OTA.

roman1984 said:
Hi,
I'm having a similar problem to the OP. I have a GPE HTC One which is rooted and S-Off. I just updated the software from 4.4 to 4.4.2, at which point the inability to update or install paid apps appeared. As in the original post, I can't find the smdl2tmp1.asec. In fact, my entire mnt/secure folder is empty, as is mnt/asec. I also don't have a .android_secure folder, as has been mentioned in other posts. If I restore to a previous backup running 4.4, everything works fine. The issue is only with installs or updates from the Play Store, because I am able to install the apps from my Titanium backups just fine, but when I do, I get the same error message when I try to update them.
Thanks
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The only fix for this is to install Android Revolution ROM. At least, that's the only way I could fix mine :crying:

You should always use stock recovery for OTA updates. This problem is probably due to applying the OTA with a custom recovery.

BenPope said:
You should always use stock recovery for OTA updates. This problem is probably due to applying the OTA with a custom recovery.
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That's unfortunate, since I like twrp. To reinstall stock recovery, do I just flash the image like I did with twrp?

Yes. You can put TWRP back on after the OTA is on.

BenPope said:
Yes. You can put TWRP back on after the OTA is on.
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Thanks, that did the trick. Going back and forth between recoveries like that is a little annoying, but fortunately it's relatively quick, so it's not horrible.

roman1984 said:
Thanks, that did the trick. Going back and forth between recoveries like that is a little annoying, but fortunately it's relatively quick, so it's not horrible.
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Did you have to go back to TWRP and reinstall the GPe ROM? Or did you just have to flash TWRP and it started working again?

DyingBlade said:
Did you have to go back to TWRP and reinstall the GPe ROM? Or did you just have to flash TWRP and it started working again?
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Once I was able to update using the stock recovery, all I had to do was flash TWRP and everything worked fine (no need to reinstall the GPE ROM since that was already running).

[NAE ROM] Got WIFI and DATA working

resresize piok here is exactly what i did to make Stock rooted NAE Rom working with DATA and WIFI
(I USED ODIN 3 TO FLASH PHILZ RECOVERY TAR)
FULL WIPE
NEED TO BE ON MK2
flash MK2 STOCK ROOTED
FOR SOME REASON IT ONLY WORKS WHEN I FLASH TRI FORCE ROM...
INSTALL TRI FORCE ROM 5.4 WITH CURRENT PHILZ TOUCH RECOVERY
LET IT BOOT
AS SOON AS IT DOES REBOOT INTO RECOVERY
INSTALL NAE ROM...NO WIPE...REBOOT SYSTEM....IT SHOULD GET STUCK AT SPRINT BOOT ANIM....ALL GOOD....NOW....
REBOOT TO DOWNLOAD MODE
FLASH NAE MODEM (FIRMWARE) UNCHECK AUTO REBOOT AND F. RESET
AFTER IT SAYS PASS....REBOOT PHONE USING POWER BUTTON....
SHOULD SAY ANDROID IS UPGRADING ...OPTIMIZING APPS .....ONCE ITS DONE.. UR GOOD
POSTED SCREEN SHOT
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Which bootloader are you on? MF9, MJA, MK2?
Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

MK2
optimummind said:
Which bootloader are you on? MF9, MJA, MK2?
Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk
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MK2

deeja303y said:
MK2
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How can I tell which bootloader I have?

You can use an app like Root Checker or Phone Info from the Playstore.

does this knox void?

legasus233 said:
How can I tell which bootloader I have?
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You can do that from terminal emulator by entering this command getprop ro.bootloader
Sent from my SPH-L720 using Tapatalk

SayWhat10 said:
does this knox void?
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Flashing the custom recovery will trip KNOX.

This method worked for me on the MF9 bootloader.
Wifi and data (LTE at least) are working.
Only thing is that I'm constantly getting a "Sprint ID stopped working" popup notification.
Update:
Apparently factory reset/wipe data breaks wifi

That's not good

samjam keep us posted. Were you able to get wifi restored?
Data connection still holding?

samjam91 said:
This method worked for me on the MF9 bootloader.
Wifi and data (LTE at least) are working.
Only thing is that I'm constantly getting a "Sprint ID stopped working" popup notification.
Update:
Apparently factory reset/wipe data breaks wifi
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Turns out wifi wasn't working because my router was on the fritz. I kept getting force closes using the NAE rom from Uknownforce after I restored with TiBu, so I had to flash back to MK2, at least until a newer NAE rom comes out. Still on NAE firmware with MF9 bootloader. Everything is working fine for now.

dumb question
samjam91 said:
Turns out wifi wasn't working because my router was on the fritz. I kept getting force closes using the NAE rom from Uknownforce after I restored with TiBu, so I had to flash back to MK2, at least until a newer NAE rom comes out. Still on NAE firmware with MF9 bootloader. Everything is working fine for now.
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Anyway I can tell what my current bootloader is ? I am lost and I realize this is a dumb q just lost my wifi is not working i see all these fixes but of course lost ...

kujanme said:
Anyway I can tell what my current bootloader is ? I am lost and I realize this is a dumb q just lost my wifi is not working i see all these fixes but of course lost ...
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Either in an adb shell or terminal emulator, type this:
Code:
getprop ro.bootloader
It should then return your current bootloader. If it's MJA/MK2/NAE you CANNOT downgrade it, because of KNOX.

[4.4.4][XT1039][OFFICIAL][TWRP/CWM] Stock Moto G 4G 21.1.46.en.EU

Stock with unlocked bootloader warning removed
Motorola 4G 4.4.4 Kitkat for EUROPE/AUSTRALIA aka XT1039
This is for unlocked bootloader only
Update brings:​
Android 4.4.4 Kitkat
SD Card Fixes
Instructions:
FLASH CWM
WIPE DATA/FACTORY RESET
FLASH ROM
FLASH Super SU (if you want to root)
WIPE DALVIK.
ENJOY!
Only tested with CWM
Dowload:​
Mega
Google Drive
If you want another filehost just ask and if the zip does not work tell me we will look into it :highfive:​

OMG!!!
About root procedure... Did anyone know about it?

Flash this Super SU
Ps: Is my update working ?

I didn't try it yet. I prefer TWRP, so I was going to test if it's working with it. But I just got the XT1039 last week, so I set it up to my liking, then I unlocked bootloader to root it, so second setup, and then I messed up deleting some files (don't really know what happened), so I had to set it up for the 3rd time just yesterday. I'm not in the mood of wiping it again just yet!
But i will
EDIT: Just installed it, with TWRP and wiping only cache. Works like a charm!

I did the update with the file above without any wipe (except cache)
Envoyé de mon XT1039 en utilisant Tapatalk

It works perfectly, thank you!
I was having some trouble updating to 4.4.4 using OTA as I changed a lot in the stock rom. After spending hours reverting changes, I still couldn't get it to work (without flashing stock and starting all over again, which I didn't want to do really).
Was thinking of starting all over again, flashing stock image, OTA to 4.4.4 and changing everything after that, when I came across your thread.
You saved me from spending hours having to start from scratch! Top job!
I only flashed your file from my OTG drive in TWRP , over my heavily changed system, and it works like a dream.
See this screenshot I took right after flashing and reboot:
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So, yes man, you did it! Thanks again! [emoji106]
Verstuurd vanaf mijn XT1039 met Tapatalk

Nice work Darius.
Also had probs with 4.4.4 OTA due to custom recovery/rooting.
This was easiest way to 4.4.4 happiness....

I want to try this one, but I want to know how can I verify that bootloader is locked or not, and how can I unlock it.
Any threat talking about this?
PD: Could be unlocked from adb typing "fastboot oem unlock"?

Will this work for the XT1039 from Great Britain? Build numbers are the same but instead of EU there is a GB. I bought mine from Amazon and it is the unlocked version.

Awesome!
Hi,
Just installed on my 4.4.3, wiping only the cache partition as you said. As far as I can see everythying works perfectly.
Thank you man !

guijarrelson said:
I want to try this one, but I want to know how can I verify that bootloader is locked or not, and how can I unlock it.
Any threat talking about this?
PD: Could be unlocked from adb typing "fastboot oem unlock"?
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The bootloader is proprietary so you need to ask Motorola for an unlock code. "Fastboot oem unlock" won't work. There are a lot of threads about this in Q&A and General.

I just finished updating my GB version to this EU version and it worked great! No issues to report. Installed CWM recovery, then EU 4.4.4., wiped cache then installed superuser. Fantastic work with no lost data. My 32GB sdcard works too!!!! AMAZING

I tried using a Sandisk 32 Gb sd card (bought in 2011, and still working perfectly in my old HTC Desire) that didn't work in this phone before the update, but it still doesn't. Have seen other reports about the same issue, so I guess not every sd card problem is solved with the 4.4.4 update.
The card mounts normally, I can see the files on it in any explorer, but it's not possible to read from or write onto the card.
Phone can't format the card, and a check with a Windows pc doesn't show anything wrong with the card.
Strange huh? Any ideas?

I've flashed this and all is working but I can not enable ART can someone else let me know if they can or can't please?

mhisani said:
I've flashed this and all is working but I can not enable ART can someone else let me know if they can or can't please?
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Do you have xposed framework installed? Art doesnt work with it so...
Second, do you have enough internal memory free?

jkoetsier said:
Do you have xposed framework installed? Art doesnt work with it so...
Second, do you have enough internal memory free?
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I factory reset the device and still I could not. I flashed the rom via recovery and that seemed to solve it.. perhaps xposed changed something that was not cleared on wipining

mhisani said:
I factory reset the device and still I could not. I flashed the rom via recovery and that seemed to solve it.. perhaps xposed changed something that was not cleared on wipining
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Factory Reset does not touch your system partition. Only wipes your data.
Xposed would have modified your system partition to prevent ART. Flashing a new rom would restore your system partition to how it was.
Next time, either disable xposed before uninstalling. Or if that doesn't work, either fastboot flash the system.img chunks found in the stock firmware OR flash the same firmware in a custom recovery (if zip available). This will refresh your system partition and restore any changes without affecting your data.

Edit: ignore

Wait so will this work on the XT1045?

I have flashed this ROM and my SD card (Sandisk 16 GB) is still not recognized by the phone. Any advices ?

Solution for cant verify OTA update?

My current firmware .242 i did not unlocked boot loader. I did root using king-root. after that i installed nut's dual recovery and flashed superSu.
Now I have received OTA update .270 but i after update download getting error. cant to verify. Also failed using sony pc companion. please give me solution for update. i don't want to flash whole firmware.
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As long as ota update is concerned it will check if u have root.
I had some root issues previously and even though I actually lost root on my ROM, I was able to download but NOT INSTALL due to verification
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Tapatalked from Sony Xperia Z1
Stock LL 5.0.2 | Root |

I have exqctly the same problem. Just rooted afrer getting lollipop to uninstall bloatwares. Unrooted my device but i am unable to get .270 OTA. after downloading 18mb uodate i get a message saying couldn't verify !
Bootloader is locked and no recovery installed.

I have the same problem. What if we try temporary unroot?

How can we make use of temporary unroot ?

saint_diablo said:
How can we make use of temporary unroot ?
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In superuser there is a checkbox ☑ in the menu, that reads "temp unroot". I personally have supersu and I am not willing to test it anyway. You can try and report back
Edit: I think I found why we can't update. It's because we have removed the bloatware.

giannism13 said:
In superuser there is a checkbox in the menu, that reads "temp unroot". I personally have supersu and I am not willing to test it anyway. You can try and report back
Edit: I think I found why we can't update. It's because we have removed the bloatware.
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Only option is to factory reset the phone?

saint_diablo said:
Only option is to factory reset the phone?
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Because you've uninstalled some system apps. Your rom is changed forever. Factory reset only wipes the /data partition. It cannot restore deleted system apps. If you want so much to update you must reinstall the rom.

giannism13 said:
Because you've uninstalled some system apps. Your rom is changed forever. Factory reset only wipes the /data partition. It cannot restore deleted system apps. If you want so much to update you must reinstall the rom.
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I just learned the hard way that factoty reset won't solve the problem.
How can i reinstall the rom ?

There are three ways. First you can try repair your with PC companion. By using this way you will update as well, but you will loose all your data and you will get unroot. Second you can install a ftf file with flashtool, depending on the ftf you will get updated or not. And the third way is by flashing any lollipop zip.

First way is good coz its official you wont get any problems. but now repair option not coming now because new update received :/
now sol. is download stock rom and flash. but i am afraid. can i loose something after flash using flashtool?

[Q] ATT Update to 5.0.1 fails, confirming a solution

It has been over a year since I last flashed a S4A phone, so refreshing my notes and hoping someone can confirm the bits below are correct.
In case another, shorter way to accomplish same exists, kindly suggest it.
Background first.
Phone is SG4 Active, running Android 4.4.2. Baseband I537UCUCNH3, model is Samsung SGH I537, Build KOT49H.I537UCUCNH3
Phone is unlocked and was flashed with Odin one year ago to 4.3 and then ATT updated automatically to current version.
Status today.
When ATT offers download and install the 900 plus MB 5.0.1 update, it fails at 27 percent, reboots phone, repeatedly.
Phone has about 8 GB free space on internal memory and about 10 GB on SD card. As far as I can determine, no special mods have been done to phone and I have uninstalled all user installed apps so it has only ATT, Samsung and Google apps.
Proposed solution.
Found the original I537UCUBML2 bundle *2gb* (Android 4.3) with BL,AP,CSC,CP and I think that since Bootloader already installed, it should be possible to run Odin again and just flash AP,CSC and CP.
Once flashed the system will be back to 4.3 and the OTA updates should work, first to 4.4 and later to 5.0.1.
Can not recall right now just how to do the Odin flash but will use search to figure it out but is my thinking correct or am I missing something important ? For example, don't remember if I have to reboot phone first or if Odin handles it all once the USB cable is connected.
Thank you.

xdafly said:
It has been over a year since I last flashed a S4A phone, so refreshing my notes and hoping someone can confirm the bits below are correct.
In case another, shorter way to accomplish same exists, kindly suggest it.
Background first.
Phone is SG4 Active, running Android 4.4.2. Baseband I537UCUCNH3, model is Samsung SGH I537, Build KOT49H.I537UCUCNH3
Phone is unlocked and was flashed with Odin one year ago to 4.3 and then ATT updated automatically to current version.
Status today.
When ATT offers download and install the 900 plus MB 5.0.1 update, it fails at 27 percent, reboots phone, repeatedly.
Phone has about 8 GB free space on internal memory and about 10 GB on SD card. As far as I can determine, no special mods have been done to phone and I have uninstalled all user installed apps so it has only ATT, Samsung and Google apps.
Proposed solution.
Found the original I537UCUBML2 bundle *2gb* (Android 4.3) with BL,AP,CSC,CP and I think that since Bootloader already installed, it should be possible to run Odin again and just flash AP,CSC and CP.
Once flashed the system will be back to 4.3 and the OTA updates should work, first to 4.4 and later to 5.0.1.
Can not recall right now just how to do the Odin flash but will use search to figure it out but is my thinking correct or am I missing something important ? For example, don't remember if I have to reboot phone first or if Odin handles it all once the USB cable is connected.
Thank you.
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ML2 won't help you. If you give me about 5-10 minutes I'll link you to the file you need (I'm slow because I'm on mobile and it's a tiny screen for my fat fingers lol)
---------- Post added at 02:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:37 PM ----------
OK here is the file you need. Download and save it to your EXTERNAL SD card (internal storage won't work) and flash the file in stock recovery. You can boot to recovery by shutting the phone off, then holding down power and vol+simultaneously
If you want to be rooted, don't do this, I can point you to a different method

Ok, downloading. Now, in case this "manual method" also fails at 27 percent and just reboots with Install failed, what then ? That was the original reason I proposed to use Odin re-flash the SG4A back to some semblance of original state. Thank you.

xdafly said:
Ok, downloading. Now, in case this "manual method" also fails at 27 percent and just reboots with Install failed, what then ? That was the original reason I proposed to use Odin re-flash the SG4A back to some semblance of original state. Thank you.
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Use Odin to restore NE3 kit kat instead of ML2. I can link to that too if you need
NE3 kit kat
You have to extract all 4 tar files and flash all 4 with Odin simultaneously

xdafly said:
Ok, downloading. Now, in case this "manual method" also fails at 27 percent and just reboots with Install failed, what then ? That was the original reason I proposed to use Odin re-flash the SG4A back to some semblance of original state. Thank you.
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The reason your install is failing is because you've modified the stock firmware. When you try to install an AT&T update, manually or automatically there is a script in that update that checks all the files on your phone to ensure that they are the original, unmodified files. If any single one of them is not original or modified, then the update will fail as you have experienced. So if you root your phone you are modifying system files. Even if you unroot, the system files were still modified at one point and the update will fail. I suspect you've done something like this.
The only way you can update to stock OC6 (5.0.1) is to flash your phone back to stock firmware and in your case it should be NE3. As has been explained you will need to flash the NE3 Odin package, but beware this will completely wipe your phone so backup anything you don't want to lose. There is a method for updating your phone without flashing back to stock described in this thread. Also, if you're ever looking for information on rooting and updating your phone it would be a good idea to familiarize yourself with the links in the i537 Firmware Guide.

Use Odin to restore NE3 kit kat instead of ML2.
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Got it. Downloading (as suspected, the update.zip failed) and will hook up cable and run Odin 3.09 with all 4 files
All important data is backed up to Google so unless I lose some ATT settings, such as the IMEI code or similar, all should be well
Does the phone have to be in recovery mode before starting Odin ? Can't remember now and all Youtube videos show only AP being applied, not all 4 files simultaneously.
Edit, read http://www.samsungodindownload.com/odin-tutorial/
Thank you

BL file to bootloader (BL), CP file to phone (CP), CSC file to CSC, like below:
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