Try this at your own risk
Your phone must be rooted before installing (use super one click)
Download recovery.img and put it on your internal storage card NOT the removable one.
Download a terminal program from the android market
Open terminal on phone and type
suThen hit enter (a superuser prompt will pop up, hit allow)
Then back up by typing this into the terminal apk on your phone
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p6 of=/sdcard/mmcblk0p6.backup bs=4096Then hit enter
Then put it on phone by typing this into the terminal apk on your phone
dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p6 bs=4096Then hit enter
If you accidentally put it on your external sdcard than type this into terminal apk
dd if=/sdcard/_ExternalSD/recovery.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p6 bs=4096Then hit enter
Thats it, post if this helps.
Your tutorials look easiest, but will it work? Have it work for you?. Thank btw
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When I did it I used root explorer and put it in data. But it should work from anywhere, All you have to do is know where it is at on phone and enter correct path in command.
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is the terminal u r referring is terminal emulator? i used terminal emulator, it said denied. when you said "It" do you mean the recovery.img?
Did you give terminal superuser privs. Type su and hit enter
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is the terminal u r referring is terminal emulator? i used terminal emulator, it said denied. when you said "It" do you mean the recovery.img?
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got it.. thank you...
Good looking out rdannar, I never even thought to just use terminal. Should be much easier for people.
...fighting ninjas at night, talkin' about this and that.
this method works like a charm! Highly recommended if you want a simple cwm solution.
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Well hopefully now more people can get cwm installed and try out some roms. Looking forward to seeing more activity in the forum.
...fighting ninjas at night, talkin' about this and that.
wow i feel like an idiot now. It makes so much sense. And i use root explorer and terminal commands all the time. Haha i guess its cause i already have cwm i never thought of it. Lol
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I feel bad that i didnt post this sooner. I tried to tell people but i dont think people got what i was saying.
Trekfan422991 said:
wow i feel like an idiot now. It makes so much sense. And i use root explorer and terminal commands all the time. Haha i guess its cause i already have cwm i never thought of it. Lol
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updated op for complete and easy installation
Again good job rdannar I agree this should be a sticky easiest way to install for our phone. Now those that have been trying the adb method with no luck can finally get some rom goodness.
...fighting ninjas at night, talkin' about this and that.
any easy way???
Got it. thank you.
tyroneballz said:
any easy way???
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Ummm...did you read the instructions? It's not much easier than downloading an app and typing in a couple lines.
The only thing easier would be 1 click or flash. 1 click is supposedly on its way.
kiltedthrower said:
Ummm...did you read the instructions? It's not much easier than downloading an app and typing in a couple lines.
The only thing easier would be 1 click or flash. 1 click is supposedly on its way.
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Install Rom Manager from the market and flash the Optimus 3D recovery from it. I can confirm this works using my Thrill running stock GB.
EDIT: This works on Gingerbread only. Sorry for the confusion.
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dcmcc99 said:
Install Rom Manager from the market and flash the Optimus 3D recovery from it. I can confirm this works using my Thrill running stock GB.
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I did with rom manager but when i reboot into recovery mi first thing that i see is this message: wipe user data, this can not be undone and i put no then i just get reboot system now and wipe some thing no more, recovery doesn't have things like install SD, advanced, or power of, why this happened?
tyroneballz said:
I did with rom manager but when i reboot into recovery mi first thing that i see is this message: wipe user data, this can not be undone and i put no then i just get reboot system now and wipe some thing no more, recovery doesn't have things like install SD, advanced, or power of, why this happened?
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Did you flash recovery from Rom Manager?
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tyroneballz said:
I did with rom manager but when i reboot into recovery mi first thing that i see is this message: wipe user data, this can not be undone and i put no then i just get reboot system now and wipe some thing no more, recovery doesn't have things like install SD, advanced, or power of, why this happened?
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Are you on GB or froyo? Rom manager will only work on GB not froyo. If you want to install cwm on froyo use the method in first post
...fighting ninjas at night, talkin' about this and that.
Related
Ok, a silly question... I sent my phone in to be fixed, it looks like they did a factory reset, if that is the case, is my phone likely "unrooted"?
How would I be able to tell?
Get into recovery mode to check if its s-off I guess, then download an app that needs root like titanium backup
Check s status by holding the trackball while booting up the phone
S-On it says so they "unrooted" my phone on me. Damn HTC lol...
Now I guess I have to think if I want to root again or leave stock... interesting thing was SuperUser was still on my phone but nothing else was, although CW wouldn't work when I redownloaded it...
Thanks though!
TheSeanR said:
Get into recovery mode to check if its s-off I guess, then download an app that needs root like titanium backup
Check s status by holding the trackball while booting up the phone
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The "s" status of a Nexus One has nothing to do with whether or not the device is rooted...
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Spunix said:
Ok, a silly question... I sent my phone in to be fixed, it looks like they did a factory reset, if that is the case, is my phone likely "unrooted"?
How would I be able to tell?
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To check, download any app that requires root and see if it works. There is even a "root checker" app..
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Or the obvious way...
$su
#
evilkorn said:
Or the obvious way...
$su
#
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Yeah, but for someone who is asking how to check for root, I think you would have to spell it out for him: download a terminal emulator app and then type su. If you see a # sign, you have root.
Is the superuser app a sure fire sign?
Not necessarily.
SmallWalrus said:
Is the superuser app a sure fire sign?
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No it doesn't guaranty it but most of the time it means it is. The best way to tell is to download terminal then type in it "su" then if the "$" prompt turns into a "#" prompt (after getting prompted by superuser) you have root access.
If you do not know how to check if you got root then you do not need to be rooted in the first place.
If you do not know how to check if you got root then you do not need to be rooted in the first place.
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I was gonna say that, but didn't wanna come off as rude. Lol
terminal emulator > #su [enter]
New method found at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=19390207#post19390207
If you run this and it doesn't root you try wiping data from Setting>privacy and wipe the internal storage as well. I did that and it worked for me. Granted I didn't try this method without wiping my internal. If nothing else it cleans it up for you.
Were do I click run.bat?
I've been Revolted!
RootedUser said:
Were do I click run.bat?
I've been Revolted!
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In the zip file.
Alright thanks
I've been Revolted!
mtmichaelson said:
The newest root method. I know there are several right now, but this puts it all in one place! This should take care of those with the file already exists errors.
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Ok, so whatever changes you made ... it seems to work better in a virtual windows environment
Before it would get stuck at "daemon started succesfully"
now it goes through to "Installing Root Tools..."
but then I get a string of error messeages
either "device offline" or "device not found"
then "cleaning up" ... device not found
then "rebooting" ...device not found
then it freezes
when I unplug my device or toggle debugging mode it continues to say "root complete"
.... so close.
So If I'm rooted on Z4? then I still need to unroot and upgrade to Z6 for this to work?
Thanks a lot man for such this easy one-click-root tool.
Thanks mt! Worked great first time! You are the savior of the LG Revolution.
Does this mean I have to start donating 10% of my pay??
borborpa said:
Thanks mt! Worked great first time! You are the savior of the LG Revolution.
Does this mean I have to start donating 10% of my pay??
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My tithe is 20% but I'll take what I can get, lol!!!
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ok dumb question here....is this run from a terminal screen in windows or from the LG updater program.....I have been following all of the chaos in the last couple days and have seen multiple ways to try this, don't want to bork my phone
thanks in advance
scott
scotttkd said:
ok dumb question here....is this run from a terminal screen in windows or from the LG updater program.....I have been following all of the chaos in the last couple days and have seen multiple ways to try this, don't want to bork my phone
thanks in advance
scott
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Just unzip the zip file, go into the new folder, click run.bat and follow what it says on the screen.
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scotttkd said:
ok dumb question here....is this run from a terminal screen in windows or from the LG updater program.....I have been following all of the chaos in the last couple days and have seen multiple ways to try this, don't want to bork my phone
thanks in advance
scott
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You just click the Run.bat in mt's zip folder. It runs in cmd.
EDIT: Damn you mt for beating again....
!!!!!!!!!!!!!YEAH BABY YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I updated the SDK on my Mac and tried again the manual way found here
http://androidforums.com/esteem-all-things-root/435750-one-click-root-updated-final-w-superuser-3-0-6-binary-3-0-3-download.html
AND IT WORKED .... I'M ROOTED AGAIN!!!!!!
I am sure I should know this answer, but what mode do I need to set the phone in when I connect to the computer? I'm assuming mass storage mode is not going to fly.
ufkal said:
I am sure I should know this answer, but what mode do I need to set the phone in when I connect to the computer? I'm assuming mass storage mode is not going to fly.
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Internet connection
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AWESOME Kane!!! way to go. and No you need the phone to be in internet/debugging mode
mtmichaelson said:
Internet connection
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Thanks getting my GB update now. Soon some root goodness!
thank you mt and haro....the cmd window was what I wasnt clear on....downloading the GB update to my phone right now after running mt's stock rooted method, so far so good.
thanks again for all the hard work going on here
scott
i updated to v7... ran this..it keeps telling me root is successful it cleans up n then reboots.. i see superuser i try and update it n it fails when trying to gain root access.. also opened titanium backup and cannot gain root... any suggestions?
Paki0402 created a tool for the P920 (Optimus 3D) to flash CWM Touch Recovery. I've tested it on our P925 Thrill and it works great. Thought I would share it with everyone in case you don't frequent the O3D forums (if you don't you should). Again, all credit to Paki0402 and the CWM team. I'm just sharing their work.
Follow the guide in this thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=22220719
Hate to burst your bubble :/
O3D boot.img has always worked in Thrill......
I'll try it though, could I just use the 'How to get CWM the easy way' method and have it work?
Saia- said:
Hate to burst your bubble :/
O3D boot.img has always worked in Thrill......
I'll try it though, could I just use the 'How to get CWM the easy way' method and have it work?
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I realize that, but there has not been a touch recovery.img prior to this. Now there is one, and it works on both the P920 and P925.
Yes, you can take the recovery image from the link and use the other method. His script does that for you though.
bendbowden said:
I realize that, but there has not been a touch recovery.img prior to this. Now there is one, and it works on both the P920 and P925.
Yes, you can take the recovery image from the link and use the other method. His script does that for you though.
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I prefer to do it from my Android
Could you link my to the boot.img only please? :/
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Saia- said:
I prefer to do it from my Android
Could you link my to the boot.img only please? :/
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Here you go. FYI: it's the recovery.img not boot.img
so i guess they're getting closer and closer to having a fairly easy way of changing basebands now. good deal.
bendbowden said:
Here you go. FYI: it's the recovery.img not boot.img
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They both do us good, sir.
That's all I can say
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bendbowden said:
Paki0402 created a tool for the P920 (Optimus 3D) to flash CWM Touch Recovery. I've tested it on our P925 Thrill and it works great.
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Although we had small confrontation by misunderstanding, sir.
I thank you and your endeavors
I got it done. Works differently but awesome!
NOTE!: For those who are unfamiliar with what this recovery.img does, it is a replacement to get into CWM with Touch Screen Enabled allowing you to use the Touch Screen.
Difference is following
[√]Bigger Menu for Finger Touch!(Good News)
[√]Full CWM, Flash, Wipe, Install, & etc.
[√]Color difference(Orange Menu instead of Blue)
[√]No longer use of Volume + & Volume - to Navigate.
Please thank benbowden and Paki0402 for bringing us Such a lovely gift.
You can flash as listed above or use rdannar's Tut to push the recovery image.
Look for How to Install CWM The easy way for rdannars method.
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How can I do this from my LG thrill? ? If possible?
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CXENTE said:
How can I do this from my LG thrill? ? If possible?
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It's the same way you'd do the Original CWM
Go through the Development Forum find How to Install CWM The Easy Way, come back here download recovery.img and install it with method.
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Will this allow you to get nightlies through CWM directly, download to your phone, and update like any other phone would?
If so, ill do this for sure. If not, no real reason
Installed, I like it much easier to navigate. I installed previous version without researching first ended up having to restore using bin rom file. This version is flawless.
Just download it to sdcard/download.... install/open a terminal emulator and use this command
dd if=/sdcard/download/recovery.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p6 bs=4096
Once you enter this into terminal you should get message saying it copied so many bytes blah blah. You now have touch recovery. If you download to a dif spot just change the location in the terminal command.
kurrptsenate said:
Will this allow you to get nightlies through CWM directly, download to your phone, and update like any other phone would?
If so, ill do this for sure. If not, no real reason
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No you don't get CM nightlies from CWM you get them through rom manager. You will need premium app to do this, open rom manager, choose download rom, choose nightlies pick the one you want download then rom manager will reboot phone to recovery and install the rom.
I had to push this through a terminal emulator, but seems to work. Im hoping i can update via the app now as doing it manually is a complete pain in the ass
Can u update nightlies from rom manager if u don't have cwm touch?
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moved to general section
I would like to flash Gingervolt to my revo. Every thread I look at says that the first step in doing so is to use CWM to make a back up. I try to install using rom manager and it brings up a list of phones that I have to pick from. I am sure you are all aware of this and I am being a HUGE noob right now but I searched the forums and didn't see anything about this. I Would really appreciate the help as to how i go about getting cwm for my phone and how to back up my phone.
Noob_In_Recovery said:
I would like to flash Gingervolt to my revo. Every thread I look at says that the first step in doing so is to use CWM to make a back up. I try to install using rom manager and it brings up a list of phones that I have to pick from. I am sure you are all aware of this and I am being a HUGE noob right now but I searched the forums and didn't see anything about this. I Would really appreciate the help as to how i go about getting cwm for my phone and how to back up my phone.
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Don't flash gingervolt yet. Are you using froyo, or gingerbread? Then you need cwm, which is part of our oneclick program in the development section. Then you make that back up.
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markapowell said:
Don't flash gingervolt yet. Are you using froyo, or gingerbread? Then you need cwm, which is part of our oneclick program in the development section. Then you make that back up.
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I am using gingerbread. I have the one click program installed and I have installed all of the drivers. Since my phone is already rooted do I just use the CWM part or do i do the entire root andCWM
markapowell said:
Don't flash gingervolt yet. Are you using froyo, or gingerbread? Then you need cwm, which is part of our oneclick program in the development section. Then you make that back up.
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Ok so I put CWM on using one click or whatever. I used quick boot to go into recovery. The Rom manager logo was there and it says CWM- Based Recovery V5.0.2.7. I pressed back up and backed up my entire system and that is the last thing I have done. My question is if i were to mess something up how would I make my phone go to the previous back up. Also am I ready for gingervolt now?
You just need cement. If ur already rooted
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*cwm.... stupid auto correct
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How do I know if I have it. It doesn't say it in rom manager. Or in my app drawer.
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Noob_In_Recovery said:
How do I know if I have it. It doesn't say it in rom manager. Or in my app drawer.
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Get rid of rom manager. You do not need it. There is no good that will come of it. To many things can go wrong lol.
Use the all in one, it has a reboot recovery option now, after installing and it reboots, select reboot recovery. If it goes into it, then you are all set.
droidgenius said:
You just need cement. If ur already rooted
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Haahaha, yeah... cement works wonders on the revo. Jk...
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Ok so I am about to use that. The next step is to back up all data. Once I have done that the next step is to wipe all data!!! that is the scary part. How do i get back my stuff should something go awry. Once I get over that fear I press install zip from SD card and then I am done after I reboot. And this is all done in CWM. AM I correct in stating all of this.
mtmichaelson said:
Get rid of rom manager. You do not need it. There is no good that will come of it. To many things can go wrong lol.
Use the all in one, it has a reboot recovery option now, after installing and it reboots, select reboot recovery. If it goes into it, then you are all set.
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Ok so I am about to use that. The next step is to back up all data. Once I have done that the next step is to wipe all data!!! that is the scary part. How do i get back my stuff should something go awry. Once I get over that fear I press install zip from SD card and then I am done after I reboot. And this is all done in CWM. AM I correct in stating all of this.
if you are already rooted, install Titanium Backup or Ultimate Backup or ROM Toolbox from the market they are all useful tools to back up all of your apps. Then wipe data, flash Gingervolt, then use backup program to restore your apps..
Noob_In_Recovery said:
Ok so I am about to use that. The next step is to back up all data. Once I have done that the next step is to wipe all data!!! that is the scary part. How do i get back my stuff should something go awry. Once I get over that fear I press install zip from SD card and then I am done after I reboot. And this is all done in CWM. AM I correct in stating all of this.
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You do not have to wipe data, it is an option if you want a clean start. I would run your phone as it is for a couple Weeks and if it acts up, then consider a data wipe when other options have been used.
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How many threads are you going to start about your issue? I see another thread titled "Now what?" Keep it all here!! Goof!!
I need to know how to get a rom back on my phone. it is stuck on the white htc screen and will not do anything including shut off. Any help would be great thanks.
This happened to me recently as long as you can get into recovery your should still be fine. With TWRP you can use Adb sideload to push a rom back onto the phone.
cloppy said:
This happened to me recently as long as you can get into recovery your should still be fine. With TWRP you can use Adb sideload to push a rom back onto the phone.
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now im in recovery what can I do to fix it? will you help me out please?
Holding down the power button long enough like 30 seconds should power off the phone. Maybe try to hold the Vol down button too like your entering the recovery. that might trick it to power off or reboot.
cloppy said:
Holding down the power button long enough like 30 seconds should power off the phone. Maybe try to hold the Vol down button too like your entering the recovery. that might trick it to power off or reboot.
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I got it in recovery now but im not sure what to do now.
Davek30 said:
I got it in recovery now but im not sure what to do now.
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Thats good you got to recovery if you have TWRP you can use the ADB sideload commands. other recoveries may have a similar option. Here is a guide how to sideload.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2318497
cloppy said:
Thats good you got to recovery if you have TWRP you can use the ADB sideload commands. other recoveries may have a similar option. Here is a guide how to sideload.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2318497
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Great but what files do I need for my pc?
you need the HTC drivers and ADB. here is a tool kit that should have all the stuff.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2236814
well im not sure how to do this so ill just switch to a different phone.
You don't need to switch to a different phone. Just try to learn how to do this stuff. Go to HTC's and Sprint's Web sites and download drivers. Then, try to flash a ROM. PM me, if you want, and I will try to help.
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Vobeyo said:
You don't need to switch to a different phone. Just try to learn how to do this stuff. Go to HTC's and Sprint's Web sites and download drivers. Then, try to flash a ROM. PM me, if you want, and I will try to help.
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the problem with that is I can get a rom on the phone to flash it. im new to the sideload thing
Davek30 said:
the problem with that is I can get a rom on the phone to flash it. im new to the sideload thing
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There's a first time for everything, bucko.
You should not be messing around if you're not comfortable with adb.
Davek30 said:
the problem with that is I can get a rom on the phone to flash it. im new to the sideload thing
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I was too up until last week when i found all these guides and tools available here. Plus there are plenty of people available and willing to help here no need for a new phone. Install the drivers on your computer, reboot into recovery and use the adb guide to sideload a rom all these processes are well documented.
Download the tool here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=40341536
Download a Rom you want.
Then connect your phone to your computer while in bootloader, click sideload Rom from the tool you downloaded, then select your Rom. Profit.
You may need to click install HTC drivers from the tool as well if your phone isn't recognized by the computer.
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Konfuzion said:
Download the tool here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=40341536
Download a Rom you want.
Then connect your phone to your computer while in bootloader, click sideload Rom from the tool you downloaded, then select your Rom. Profit.
You may need to click install HTC drivers from the tool as well if your phone isn't recognized by the computer.
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You can do all this, but ADB is easier.
Vobeyo said:
You can do all this, but ADB is easier.
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Not for someone who doesn't know ADB. How can typing in command line be easier than clicking a button?
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Konfuzion said:
Download the tool here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=40341536
Download a Rom you want.
Then connect your phone to your computer while in bootloader, click sideload Rom from the tool you downloaded, then select your Rom. Profit.
You may need to click install HTC drivers from the tool as well if your phone isn't recognized by the computer.
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Not trying to sound like a richard head but how will anyone learn anything buy using Hasoon's toolkit(don't get me wrong he does amazing work,I used a toolkit myself on my Nexus 7 ONLY because I didn't know how to unlock the bootloader) I give huge props to all the Devs that build toolkits for us.
My point is if you learn to DIY most members won't freak out as much because they will have the knowledge to hopefully fix the problem.
Carry on
bigdaddy619 said:
Not trying to sound like a richard head but how will anyone learn anything buy using Hasoon's toolkit(don't get me wrong he does amazing work,I used a toolkit myself on my Nexus 7 ONLY because I didn't know how to unlock the bootloader) I give huge props to all the Devs that build toolkits for us.
My point is if you learn to DIY most members won't freak out as much because they will have the knowledge to hopefully fix the problem.
Carry on
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My point is this guy is talking about ditching the phone for another and I gave him a simple easy solution to his problem that is essentially one click. And you think someone who is considering getting a new phone over a wiped sd card is interested in taking the time to learn ADB?
The OP sounds like the type of person who should just stick to stock, but alas here we are.
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Konfuzion said:
My point is this guy is talking about ditching the phone for another and I gave him a simple easy solution to his problem that is essentially one click. And you think someone who is considering getting a new phone over a wiped sd card is interested in taking the time to learn ADB?
The OP sounds like the type of person who should just stick to stock, but alas here we are.
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All you have to do is Google 'how to sideload,' to find that all you have to type is 'adb sideload rom.zip'
It is very simple.
Vobeyo said:
All you have to do is Google 'how to sideload,' to find that all you have to type is 'adb sideload rom.zip'
It is very simple.
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People are so hard headed, yeah I'm wrong OP download ADB, update it, start learning ADB, connect your phone in bootloader and ADB sideload your Rom of choice. Because that will be much easier than clicking one button......
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