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Hey guys
I just rooted my HTC One yesterday and installed a custom rom on it, all went well until my brain went stupid and formatted data, system, sdcard and i had no nandroid backup in place. I just upgraded from a HTC One X and from what i know, previously i could just flash CWM and mount usb and it'll go work normally. However, for my situation now, none of the recoveries actually allow me to mount usb.
Also, i'm on 1.29.404 and i can't find any RUUs that is the same as this. I also cant execute adb push for rom because my computer doesnt recognise my phone in adb devices. Can anyone help me out with this issue ?
cheers!
Hi
Greetings,
Install HTC drivers for abd to recognize your phone, this will help you to atempt abd sideload and also fastboot commands
Flash the recovery againg
"fastboot flash recovery name-of-recovery-.img"
And try again by adb sideload this is your last option before flashing a ruu
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mfadhil said:
Hey guys
I just rooted my HTC One yesterday and installed a custom rom on it, all went well until my brain went stupid and formatted data, system, sdcard and i had no nandroid backup in place. I just upgraded from a HTC One X and from what i know, previously i could just flash CWM and mount usb and it'll go work normally. However, for my situation now, none of the recoveries actually allow me to mount usb.
Also, i'm on 1.29.404 and i can't find any RUUs that is the same as this. I also cant execute adb push for rom because my computer doesnt recognise my phone in adb devices. Can anyone help me out with this issue ?
cheers!
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I'm in a similar boat, did a "format data" in TWRP and now I can't boot. I can access the phone via ADB tho. I'll let you know if I find a solution.
Same thing here
I also did the same thing. However, I can't boot into recovery at all; It says its about to boot into recovery, then the phone just turns off. The only thing I can do is boot into the bootloader, and lock or unlock it. Right now, its unlocked. I've tried everything. I would love to just use an ruu exe., but the only one I've found isn't working for my phone for whatever reason. I kept getting error 132 signature error. The ruu I was using was "RUU_M7_UL_JB_50_BrightstarUS_WWE_1.29.1540.3" I was using a similar version ( I think it was 1.29.300 or something), and yes, I relocked my bootloader before using the ruu; If anyone knows of a different, newer version, or really, anything at all that can help, it would be greatly appreciated.
Hi
Greetings,
Have to tried this code after installing the recovery
"fastboot erase cache" if not unlock your bootloader install recovery and try this code
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shrex said:
Hi
Greetings,
Have to tried this code after installing the recovery
"fastboot erase cache" if not unlock your bootloader install recovery and try this code
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Hey thanks for replying; Unfourtently, even after reflashing twrp and clearing the cache, it still just shows the entering recovery mode and the restarts. In fact, now it is constantly restarting until I boot it into bootloader and power the system down that way. Any other suggestions?
Thanks
NoDroid4U said:
I also did the same thing. However, I can't boot into recovery at all; It says its about to boot into recovery, then the phone just turns off. The only thing I can do is boot into the bootloader, and lock or unlock it. Right now, its unlocked. I've tried everything. I would love to just use an ruu exe., but the only one I've found isn't working for my phone for whatever reason. I kept getting error 132 signature error. The ruu I was using was "RUU_M7_UL_JB_50_BrightstarUS_WWE_1.29.1540.3" I was using a similar version ( I think it was 1.29.300 or something), and yes, I relocked my bootloader before using the ruu; If anyone knows of a different, newer version, or really, anything at all that can help, it would be greatly appreciated.
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that RUU won't work because you have to match your version-main to the RUU you are about to flash, if that version-main doesn't match than you will get that error 132 which is normal in your case... if you want to know which is your version main just type
Code:
fastboot getvar version-main
matt95 said:
that RUU won't work because you have to match your version-main to the RUU you are about to flash, if that version-main doesn't match than you will get that error 132 which is normal in your case... if you want to know which is your version main just type
Code:
fastboot getvar version-main
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Thanks; I've found the correct ruu, but now I have a new problem. As of right now its .zip and not .exe; I cant boot into recovery and adb isnt working either. Any suggestions for getting it on the phones memory, seeing as there is no sd card I can remove?
I had my phone booting the entering recovery screen for about half a sec and would always boot back into the OS so I installed TWRP through fastboot than went to factory reset in the hboot menu and it booted into recovery it worked for me but Idk if it will work for you
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NoDroid4U said:
Thanks; I've found the correct ruu, but now I have a new problem. As of right now its .zip and not .exe; I cant boot into recovery and adb isnt working either. Any suggestions for getting it on the phones memory, seeing as there is no sd card I can remove?
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i think you downloaded an OTA and not a RUU
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bradr00lzd00d1 said:
I had my phone booting the entering recovery screen for about half a sec and would always boot back into the OS so I installed TWRP through fastboot than went to factory reset in the hboot menu and it booted into recovery it worked for me but Idk if it will work for you
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i won't suggest to hit that factory reset button! causa actually it soft-bricked some devices... you've been lucky
bradr00lzd00d1 said:
I had my phone booting the entering recovery screen for about half a sec and would always boot back into the OS so I installed TWRP through fastboot than went to factory reset in the hboot menu and it booted into recovery it worked for me but Idk if it will work for you
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No such luck; Is there anyway at all to push it to the internal memory using fastboot?
NoDroid4U said:
No such luck; Is there anyway at all to push it to the internal memory using fastboot?
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as long as i know the only file that you can flash in that OTA is the firmware.zip that will update your bootloader but i'll do it after some more tries...
please paste here the output of
Code:
fastboot getvar all
NoDroid4U said:
No such luck; Is there anyway at all to push it to the internal memory using fastboot?
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Have you tried "fastboot -w" this will factory reset your phone from fastboot. Then try re-flashing recovery again.
NoDroid4U said:
Hey thanks for replying; Unfourtently, even after reflashing twrp and clearing the cache, it still just shows the entering recovery mode and the restarts. In fact, now it is constantly restarting until I boot it into bootloader and power the system down that way. Any other suggestions?
Thanks
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I've had this problem on the one x plus, what I did and please bear with me, it does work Firstly flash cwm and clear cache, once you have done that you should be able to boot recovery. Once in cwm format everything including data! yep I said data! then reboot back to fastboot and flash TWRP and rewipe everything again (including data) then sideload or push your rom across to your phone.
Done this twice now on mine when I got bricked (for no reason!) I can only think the file system becomes corrupt somehow.
alright guys, i solved the issue and my phone is back to normal !
to those guys still facing the issue, i suggest you flash the latest cwm then try using the sideload function > adb sideload <filename.zip>
mine came back to life after that, heh
cheers!
Also fixed
Hey guys, thanks so much for everyones help last night. I also got mine all fixed and set away. For anyone interested, I used the ruu and steps in this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2250904
Thanks again to everyone for their help!
Hope I can find some help as I ran into what seems to be a pretty serious issue. I haven't been able to find any steps that gets my phone back into booting the actual OS, so posting my specific problem seems to be the only option. A lot of thanks for anyone that can possibly help.
So, followed these instructions to root my phone and get it ready for installing a new ROM, but got stuck at instruction 18.
Which says: (a few before too)
16. OK Now the bootloader is unlocked. Time to install a recovery. In Terminal ./adb reboot bootloader
17. In terminal ./fastboot flash recovery name_of_the_recovery.img (I used recovery-clockwork-6.0.3.1-m7.img)
18. After recovery has flashed POWER DOWN PHONE COMPLETELY Then restart it
Once I did that, I restarted my phone and it loaded up clockwork recovery screen. This seemed fine, but every time I clicked to restart system it keeps on putting me back to this screen.
* I've tried clearing cache and booting, creating a backup and restoring and booting,
* I've got to the bootloader of the OS, but when I go to recovery, it brings me back here.
* I can't connect via the terminal w/ adb or fastboot as it complains it can't connect to device or just waiting for device.
* Neither the Android File Manager nor HTC Sync Manager can connect.
* I've tried only having one application installed for file management hoping that it's just a conflict, but to no avail.
* Can't use an sdcard load since there's no sdcard
* Trying a sideload doesn't work because I can't connect to the device.
I'm afraid I bricked my phone. I hope someone can offer some suggestions.
Again, thank you for your time.
Chris
You can't reboot into bootloader with a longpress of Power + Vol- button under a strong light?
I can get there, to bootloader by using the power and volume down, but no matter what option i pick it gets me back to clockworkmod. I've tried connecting then via terminal, but still nothing. Pretty frustrating.
In fastboot with the command:
Code:
fastboot devices
you can't see your phone?
If yes, flash the latest TWRP/CWM, do an erase cache and flash or sideload a rom
Right, nothing is output w/ that. Neither in bootloader or clockworkmod screen.
You've the right driver installed?
And, in device manager you can see your phone without any yellow triangle?
p.s. are you using windows, right?
Forgot to mention that, I'm on a Macbook Pro.
So Fastboot flash different recovery does not work?
When you where in recovery, did you flash any new ROM?
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herrfricke said:
Forgot to mention that, I'm on a Macbook Pro.
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So you have to add a
Code:
./
before the fastboot/adb command.
In fastboot type:
Code:
./fastboot devices
and check if you can see your device
Sindroid said:
So Fastboot flash different recovery does not work?
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If atm he can't recognize his device how he can flash a recovery?
Sindroid said:
So Fastboot flash different recovery does not work?
When you where in recovery, did you flash any new ROM?
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Thanks for the command... sadly it just says waiting for device. The core problem it seems now is that my computer won't recognize the USB connection for this device.
I think I just found out what I did wrong
instead of running this:
./fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-6.0.3.1-m7.img
I ran this:
/fastboot flash boot recovery-clockwork-6.0.3.1-m7.img
based on command history. Crap.
If atm he can't recognize his device how he can flash a recovery?[/QUOTE]
Yeah, I know, only way you can get the whole process working is by adding ./ or if you wanted to put it on your $PATH variable, but that would be pointless.
Well your op says you attempted to do backups and restore, so you obviously seem to have CWM installed.
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Sindroid said:
Well your op says you attempted to do backups and restore, so you obviously seem to have CWM installed.
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Yeah, it's installed. Just I think now because it was put on as a boot vs recovery it's treating it as the OS, possibly, so when I try to boot the system,it just boots CWM. The OS is there though, if I do a backup you can see all the files (especially proprietary stuff from HTC) still on the drive. But w/o access to it via terminal I don't know if there's a way to fix the boot problem. I can get to the bootloader,if I only it could mount to my computer from there (or even in CWM). Access to the phones drive seems to be the only way to clean it up.
herrfricke said:
Hope I can find some help as I ran into what seems to be a pretty serious issue. I haven't been able to find any steps that gets my phone back into booting the actual OS, so posting my specific problem seems to be the only option. A lot of thanks for anyone that can possibly help.
So, followed these instructions to root my phone and get it ready for installing a new ROM, but got stuck at instruction 18.
Which says: (a few before too)
16. OK Now the bootloader is unlocked. Time to install a recovery. In Terminal ./adb reboot bootloader
17. In terminal ./fastboot flash recovery name_of_the_recovery.img (I used recovery-clockwork-6.0.3.1-m7.img)
18. After recovery has flashed POWER DOWN PHONE COMPLETELY Then restart it
Once I did that, I restarted my phone and it loaded up clockwork recovery screen. This seemed fine, but every time I clicked to restart system it keeps on putting me back to this screen.
* I've tried clearing cache and booting, creating a backup and restoring and booting,
* I've got to the bootloader of the OS, but when I go to recovery, it brings me back here.
* I can't connect via the terminal w/ adb or fastboot as it complains it can't connect to device or just waiting for device.
* Neither the Android File Manager nor HTC Sync Manager can connect.
* I've tried only having one application installed for file management hoping that it's just a conflict, but to no avail.
* Can't use an sdcard load since there's no sdcard
* Trying a sideload doesn't work because I can't connect to the device.
I'm afraid I bricked my phone. I hope someone can offer some suggestions.
Again, thank you for your time.
Chris
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As I gathered from your description, you are using a MAC.
I think you should use your friends PC to use the command to install the recovery and see if it solves the problem.
Alternatively you can use Heimdall Terminal fir MAC, which is sort of ODIN for MAC and try to reinstall your firmware.
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redndian said:
As I gathered from your description, you are using a MAC.
I think you should use your friends PC to use the command to install the recovery and see if it solves the probkem.
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I can use virtual box now... i'll give it a try.
I use Mac as well and I ran into same connectivity problems as you do, but it was not during unlocking, rooting.. I had a Bootloop going with some mods conflicts, anyway, not important. I used my missus win 7 laptop and there it would see it and I could fix my problems there. Mac has had issues with SdK not working.
Alas, do run the Fastboot flash recovery command if you get it talking, as you temporarily can access CWM before flashing it permanently.
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redndian said:
As I gathered from your description, you are using a MAC.
I think you should use your friends PC to use the command to install the recovery and see if it solves the problem.
Alternatively you can use Heimdall Terminal fir MAC, which is sort of ODIN for MAC and try to reinstall your firmware.
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Wait, heimdall is for samsung as i know.
And is different flash firmware for samsung and htc
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Guich said:
Wait, heimdall is for samsung as i know.
And is different flash firmware for samsung and htc
Tried googling, and I found that it is samsung specific
I stand corrected.
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I have a similar problem
My specs:
M7_WLS PVT SHIP S-ON RH
HBOOT 1.44 UNLOCKED
RADIO 1.00.20.0626
OpenDSP v31.120.274.0617
eMMC-boot
Jul 5 2013, 17:19:22:-1
TWRP v2.6.3 - working correctly
I have no backup and no ROM on my phone
I can access HBOOT just fine via power + vol down
Team Win Recovery also seems to function properly
My phone is not listed under adb devices
and the worst of all, my phone won't connect to my PC!!
Here is the problem,
I got bored with my stock ROM, so I decided to try CyanogenMod 10.1. Having installed a few ROMs in the past, I felt comfortable tampering with the software on my HTC One (Sprint). I first had clockworkmod flashed and I booted to HBOOT and wiped everything I had an option to wipe. I fear this was my mistake, I also did not create a backup prior to my tampering. After wiping my phone with clockwork, I tried moving the Cyanogen zip to my phone. This is when I noticed my phone would not connect to the PC. I tried different PC's and cords. I am using USB 2.0 and the laptop even makes a ding noise when I enter fastboot usb. My phone is not listed in C: drive, device manager, or adb devices.
I now have flashed TWRP and made sure all my drivers are up to date. I installed HTC Sync Manager, which can not find my phone. I tried to send the cyanogen zip to my phone via fastboot flash zip cm-10.1.3-m7spr.zip. This failed to pass signature verification test. I thought being unlocked bypassed the sig check but I guess not. I tried to gain S-OFF using revone. I couldn't send revone to my phone either. I also tried installing the stock ruu. I got my phone to the black HTC screen and ran the ruu.exe and whammo! ERROR [155] UNKNOWN ERROR...
I'm looking for a way to move my rom zip file to my phone so I can install via TWRP. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated! Thank you!
NWC83 said:
My specs:
M7_WLS PVT SHIP S-ON RH
HBOOT 1.44 UNLOCKED
RADIO 1.00.20.0626
OpenDSP v31.120.274.0617
eMMC-boot
Jul 5 2013, 17:19:22:-1
TWRP v2.6.3 - working correctly
I have no backup and no ROM on my phone
I can access HBOOT just fine via power + vol down
Team Win Recovery also seems to function properly
My phone is not listed under adb devices
and the worst of all, my phone won't connect to my PC!!
Here is the problem,
I got bored with my stock ROM, so I decided to try CyanogenMod 10.1. Having installed a few ROMs in the past, I felt comfortable tampering with the software on my HTC One (Sprint). I first had clockworkmod flashed and I booted to HBOOT and wiped everything I had an option to wipe. I fear this was my mistake, I also did not create a backup prior to my tampering. After wiping my phone with clockwork, I tried moving the Cyanogen zip to my phone. This is when I noticed my phone would not connect to the PC. I tried different PC's and cords. I am using USB 2.0 and the laptop even makes a ding noise when I enter fastboot usb. My phone is not listed in C: drive, device manager, or adb devices.
I now have flashed TWRP and made sure all my drivers are up to date. I installed HTC Sync Manager, which can not find my phone. I tried to send the cyanogen zip to my phone via fastboot flash zip cm-10.1.3-m7spr.zip. This failed to pass signature verification test. I thought being unlocked bypassed the sig check but I guess not. I tried to gain S-OFF using revone. I couldn't send revone to my phone either. I also tried installing the stock ruu. I got my phone to the black HTC screen and ran the ruu.exe and whammo! ERROR [155] UNKNOWN ERROR...
I'm looking for a way to move my rom zip file to my phone so I can install via TWRP. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated! Thank you!
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I once had a similar problem with my samsung abd tried this ..
1. Remove sd card from your phone.
2. Put the sd card in a card reader and copy your firmware on sd card through yout pc
3. Refit the sd card in your phone
4. Flash firmware through recovery.
I hope this helps.
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Hello,
(my english is not very well, sorry for that)
Because the vibration engine was to loud, i wanted to reset my HTC One (delete root and lock it again) to send it to HTC.
I did something wrong and now my HTC One is in a Boot-Loop.
When i hold the power button and the volume down button i can get into "Menu" with Fastbood. And i can turn it on.
But my PC can't find it anymore. I tried it on 3 different Pc's and one Mac.
The Recovery doesn't work (i come into the boot-loop).
I'm working since 20 working hours to solve this problem, but i can't fix it...
Could you please, please help me?
Thank you very much!
Best wishes
Dakanta said:
Hello,
(my english is not very well, sorry for that)
Because the vibration engine was to loud, i wanted to reset my HTC One (delete root and lock it again) to send it to HTC.
I did something wrong and now my HTC One is in a Boot-Loop.
When i hold the power button and the volume down button i can get into "Menu" with Fastbood. And i can turn it on.
But my PC can't find it anymore. I tried it on 3 different Pc's and one Mac.
The Recovery doesn't work (i come into the boot-loop).
I'm working since 20 working hours to solve this problem, but i can't fix it...
Could you please, please help me?
Thank you very much!
Best wishes
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reflash twrp 2.6.3.3 via fastboot should let you get back into recovery, then do a full wipe and sideload your rom and install it
xnknown said:
reflash twrp 2.6.3.3 via fastboot should let you get back into recovery, then do a full wipe and sideload your rom and install it
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Hello xnknown,
but my PC can't find my HTC One in Fastmood.
When I try adb devices it can't be found.
When I try dab devices in boot loop there comes just for a few seconds until my HTC One restarts this message:
List of devices attached
FA34NW902365 device
Thank you
Dakanta said:
Hello xnknown,
but my PC can't find my HTC One in Fastmood.
When I try adb devices it can't be found.
When I try dab devices in boot loop there comes just for a few seconds until my HTC One restarts this message:
List of devices attached
FA34NW902365 device
Thank you
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Here is what stands in my Fastboot Mode on my HTC One
TAMPERED
UNLOCKED
M7_UL PVT SHIP S-ON RH
HBOOT-1.44.0000
RADIO-4A.20.3263.16
OpenDSP-v26.120.274.0202
eMMC-boot
Apr 12 2013,12:10:45:-1
Dakanta said:
Here is what stands in my Fastboot Mode on my HTC One
TAMPERED
UNLOCKED
M7_UL PVT SHIP S-ON RH
HBOOT-1.44.0000
RADIO-4A.20.3263.16
OpenDSP-v26.120.274.0202
eMMC-boot
Apr 12 2013,12:10:45:-1
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try fastboot erase cache, u sure u have the htc drivers installed and the adb sdk?
xnknown said:
try fastboot erase cache, u sure u have the htc drivers installed and the adb sdk?
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Thank you. Fastboot erase cache didn't worked.
I installed the adb SDK and HTC Sync (the drivers are included there, right?) Would my HTC be found in Boot-Loop when I didn't installed the drivers?
List of devices attached
FA34NW902365 device
Or are the drivers in fastboot another thing?
Thank you for your great help!
Dakanta said:
Thank you. Fastboot erase cache didn't worked.
I installed the adb SDK and HTC Sync (the drivers are included there, right?) Would my HTC be found in Boot-Loop when I didn't installed the drivers?
List of devices attached
FA34NW902365 device
Or are the drivers in fastboot another thing?
Thank you for your great help!
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yes the htc drivers are included in htc sync however you need to uninstall htc sync itself afterwards
socialistic rrbaungm
Thank you.
I should uninstall HTC Sync directly after installation?
Dakanta said:
Thank you.
I should uninstall HTC Sync directly after installation?
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yes, you should still see your htc drivers in your uninstall program list
xnknown said:
yes, you should still see your htc drivers in your uninstall program list
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Suddenly my CWM started again :good:
So i played Viper One 2.6 on my One. But Fastboot doesn't work at all.
I'll try to fix my driver problem.... or is there an other way to get back on stock and lock my One?
Can you flash TWRP and then boot into TWRP ?
Also, fastboot only works in fastboot moder in bootloader. Not in recovery and NOT in OS.
ADB works only in recovery and when you are in OS. NOT in fastboot boot mode.
Dakanta said:
Suddenly my CWM started again :good:
So i played Viper One 2.6 on my One. But Fastboot doesn't work at all.
I'll try to fix my driver problem.... or is there an other way to get back on stock and lock my One?
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well if you want a relatively stock experience i would suggest going with ARHD 51, its basically the same as stock but a little speedier without the bloat
SaHiLzZ said:
Can you flash TWRP and then boot into TWRP ?
Also, fastboot only works in fastboot moder in bootloader. Not in recovery and NOT in OS.
ADB works only in recovery and when you are in OS. NOT in fastboot boot mode.
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Hey SaHiLzZ,
can I flash TWRP without Fastboot?
If I understand your second sentence right, yes I was in fastboot mode. I obviously got driver problems, i'll try to fix them now.
xnknown said:
well if you want a relatively stock experience i would suggest going with ARHD 51, its basically the same as stock but a little speedier without the bloat
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Thank you xnknown,
no I have to go to Stock because of warrenty.
My vibration engine is much louder than normal. And my second Mic doesn't work.
I don't know the warranty of your countries, but in Germany it has to be stock when I'll bring it back to my electronics retailer
At the moment i just install all possible in SDK and I hope that it will work.
Thank you for your help
Dakanta said:
Hey SaHiLzZ,
can I flash TWRP without Fastboot?
If I understand your second sentence right, yes I was in fastboot mode. I obviously got driver problems, i'll try to fix them now.
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Yes you were in fastboot if it says Fastboot USB on your phone. You can flash it once you are in the screen.
fastboot flash recovery (name of recovery)
I will suggest TWRP 2.6.3.3
Then type fastboot erase cache
I was such an Idiot.
I tried to find my Phone with adb devices in adb. The correct command was fastboot devices.
Two days of work because of that little problem :crying: :crying::crying::crying::crying:
Now I'm back on Viper One 2.6 and I'm looking for a Tutorial to bring my One back to Stocke an lock it again.
Thank you!!!
Hey,
i brought my One back on Stock.
But when I update to 4.2.2. the progress always hang up at i think 30%.
I startet it 3 times new, but its always the same failure. I'll keep the One over night on the charger and I hope, that in the morning the One is on 4.2.2 and I can update on 4.4.2.
Did I do something wrong?
And my other problem:
How can I delete the CWM Backup? I don't have root anymore. My SDCard is just 25GB
Thank You !
My One (M7) won't stop restarting and keeps boot looping repeatedly since I went from Renovate to Revolution HD 6.1 GE yesterday evening. I am able to get into the recovery, wipe data, erase cache, dalvik, etc. But no matter how many times I have freshly installed the zip file, wiped cache and dalvik, it keeps booting up only till the 'Welcome' Screen (of Google) and restarts itself without my even touching the phone.
I tried to even force shut the phone but it just won't shut down and automatically restarts itself with that familiar buzz of the One.
I know this phone has been bricked but never had this big of an issue switching between ROMs in the past, given the process of doing it is very straightforward (zip file download--erase/wipe data--cache--dalvik cache--restart).
For my phone's safety and not 'burn it out' by repeatedly restarting itself, I have currently kept the phone on the CWM recovery screen as I write.
I forgot to add that I even did factory reset three times
Any help or suggestions?
sdg1980 said:
My One (M7) won't stop restarting and keeps boot looping repeatedly
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Install TWRP 2.6.3.3 or 2.6.3.4, and reflash the custom rom..
sdg1980 said:
My One (M7) won't stop restarting and keeps boot looping repeatedly since I went from Renovate to Revolution HD 6.1 GE yesterday evening. I am able to get into the recovery, wipe data, erase cache, dalvik, etc. But no matter how many times I have freshly installed the zip file, wiped cache and dalvik, it keeps booting up only till the 'Welcome' Screen (of Google) and restarts itself without my even touching the phone.
I tried to even force shut the phone but it just won't shut down and automatically restarts itself with that familiar buzz of the One.
I know this phone has been bricked but never had this big of an issue switching between ROMs in the past, given the process of doing it is very straightforward (zip file download--erase/wipe data--cache--dalvik cache--restart).
For my phone's safety and not 'burn it out' by repeatedly restarting itself, I have currently kept the phone on the CWM recovery screen as I write.
I forgot to add that I even did factory reset three times
Any help or suggestions?
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SaHiLzZ said:
Install TWRP 2.6.3.3 or 2.6.3.4, and reflash the custom rom..
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You need s-off to use that rom
clsA said:
You need s-off to use that rom
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If you say soo... but.. from OP http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2356654..
You need:
HTC One unlocked with htcdev.com (S-ON) or S-OFF
Custom recovery
Firmware package from here (recommended but not needed for now)
Read this flashing guide - [GUIDE] Complete Flashing Guide | Rooting | Going Back To Stock
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clsA said:
You need s-off to use that rom
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How do I install TWRP in my phone at this point of time? My computer is not recognizing the fast boot mode (USB driver not recognized, and Windows malfunctioned')
sdg1980 said:
How do I install TWRP in my phone at this point of time? My computer is not recognizing the fast boot mode (USB driver not recognized, and Windows malfunctioned')
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Fix. Your. Driver. Issues.
SaHiLzZ said:
If you say soo... but.. from OP http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2356654..
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and further down the page
Android Revolution HD 6.1
Google Edition
You need S-OFF, otherwise you'll experience boot-loop!
You can't use ART with deodexed custom ROM
You need TRWP 2.6.3.3 custom recovery!
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@sdg1980 - flash this in you current recovery and reboot recovery
https://www.dropbox.com/s/n49t43thctnl02a/TWRP_2.6.3.3_m7.zip
clsA said:
and further down the page
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lol.. well that answers that.
SaHiLzZ said:
lol.. well that answers that.
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lol, yeah it gets the point across ..lmao
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and further down the page
@sdg1980 - flash this in you current recovery and reboot recovery
https://www.dropbox.com/s/n49t43thctnl02a/TWRP_2.6.3.3_m7.zip
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@clsA; Thanks for the link for TWRP. My issue right now is I cannot access the virtual SD and don't know how to transfer the TWRP zip from the comp to the One without having the computer recognizing it as USB. Does that make sense?
My system is Windows 8.1, and I tried reading up the forums here for the correct HTC driver for 8.1 without much insight into the correct driver.
@ Sahil: I appreciate your attempt at helping me, but sometimes seniors forget that they were juniors at some point. Saying something with emphasis doesn't exactly get the point across. I know I have to "Fix. driver. issues" but it's easier said than done when you are in a catch-22 where both recovery and the bootloader are accessible, but you cannot have the computer recognize your phone because...well, the driver is being recognized and yet not recognized. Let me explain. When I connect the phone to the computer, it briefly shows up as removable storage (with the "10 gb out of 25.2 available" page) but since it is constantly bootlooping, it doesn't stay long enough on the page for me to access it. To compound my frustration, in the boot loader, clicking on 'fastboot' immediately flashes the message that I mentioned previously (USB not recognized...). In short, I KNOW that my phone is in working condition, but I am stuck in a continuity of hurdles.
I am desperately trying to read right now and find the correct drivers for my HTC One (with Windows 8.1 compatibility)
sdg1980 said:
@clsA; Thanks for the link for TWRP. My issue right now is I cannot access the virtual SD and don't know how to transfer the TWRP zip from the comp to the One without having the computer recognizing it as USB. Does that make sense?
My system is Windows 8.1, and I tried reading up the forums here for the correct HTC driver for 8.1 without much insight into the correct driver.
@ Sahil: I appreciate your attempt at helping me, but sometimes seniors forget that they were juniors at some point. Saying something with emphasis doesn't exactly get the point across. I know I have to "Fix. driver. issues" but it's easier said than done when you are in a catch-22 where both recovery and the bootloader are accessible, but you cannot have the computer recognize your phone because...well, the driver is being recognized and yet not recognized. Let me explain. When I connect the phone to the computer, it briefly shows up as removable storage (with the "10 gb out of 25.2 available" page) but since it is constantly bootlooping, it doesn't stay long enough on the page for me to access it. To compound my frustration, in the boot loader, clicking on 'fastboot' immediately flashes the message that I mentioned previously (USB not recognized...). In short, I KNOW that my phone is in working condition, but I am stuck in a continuity of hurdles.
I am desperately trying to read right now and find the correct drivers for my HTC One (with Windows 8.1 compatibility)
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windows 8.1 only has problems with the old 1.54 and 1.44 hboot .. the drivers work fine with hboot 1.55 and up.
Have you actually shut the phone off yet ?
hold the phone under a lamp and hold the power button and vol down and count to 60. let go of the power button and continue to hold vol down till you get to the bootloader. quickly hit power and volume down to shut off and hit power.
leave it off for a couple min then bootup again holding vol down.
sdg1980 said:
How do I install TWRP in my phone at this point of time? My computer is not recognizing the fast boot mode (USB driver not recognized, and Windows malfunctioned')
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boot phone in your actual recovery (cwm) with the twrp.zip file in your adb/fastboot folder, open a command prompt
Code:
adb push TWRP_2.6.3.3_m7.zip /sdcard/
then flash twrp.zip from cwm, clear cache and reboot the phone to twrp
then you'll be able to boot in twrp recovery and adb push and flash newer sense roms (i.e sense ARHD)
alray said:
boot phone in your actual recovery (cwm) with the twrp.zip file in your adb/fastboot folder, open a command prompt
Code:
adb push TWRP_2.6.3.3_m7.zip /sdcard/
then flash twrp.zip from cwm, clear cache and reboot the phone to twrp
then you'll be able to boot in twrp recovery and adb push and flash newer sense roms (i.e sense ARHD)
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@ alray
I understand here that you are asking me to boot into the CWM recovery, correct? I can definitely do that. The next part of your instruction is a bit harder for me to follow. I sincerely apologize if I sound idiotic. I am trying to learn here so that if it happens again (or anyone suffers the same fate), I would know what to do or say. Kindly walk me through here.
I have the TRWP zip file. If I place/put it in the adb/fastboot folder, how do I run the command prompt without the computer flashing the USB message?
So, here is what I am gathering from your directions
a) Boot into recovery (?)
b) Connect the computer via cable and run the command prompt and the script (?) [Here won't the computer flash USB not recognized?)
Again, I am sorry again I am asking what might perhaps be stupid questions to you or other senior members. I appreciate everyone's efforts in helping me out here.
alray said:
boot phone in your actual recovery (cwm) with the twrp.zip file in your adb/fastboot folder, open a command prompt
Code:
adb push TWRP_2.6.3.3_m7.zip /sdcard/
then flash twrp.zip from cwm, clear cache and reboot the phone to twrp
then you'll be able to boot in twrp recovery and adb push and flash newer sense roms (i.e sense ARHD)
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I have HBOOT 1.44. Feel lost here. Not sure how to fix this problem.
sdg1980 said:
I have HBOOT 1.44. Feel lost here. Not sure how to fix this problem.
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windows 8.1 driver fix
HTML Code:
#include <std_disclaimer.h>
/*
* Your warranty is now void.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
*/
I repeat this is a REALLY DIRTY solution that may harm your system, personal data, hardware and/or cat.
Here are the steps:
0. Have a Linux or Windows LiveCD just in case something goes wrong
1. Download and extract files from attachment
2. Navigate to the folder corresponding to your system version (x86 = 32-bit, x64 = 64 bit)
3. Right-click franken-usb.bat and click "Run as Administrator"
5. Wait for it to finish and reboot the system. If everything went fine, you will boot your system successfully
6. Install ADB/Fastboot drivers just like on Windows 8
7. Connect your phone in Fastboot mode to your USB 2.0 port and check if it works
8. Enjoy and wait for official fix
How does it work:
It's not any kind of magic - it just replaces Windows 8.1's usbhub.sys and usbport.sys with Windows 8's ones.
Old files don't check for BOS descriptor so Fastboot can work.
Script updated - it should now actually copy the files but please double check if files were copied to C:\Windows\system32\Drivers!
Hope it helps you!
Regards!
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=2500592&d=1389122072
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=49131915
Or you can use a Ubuntu live CD (32bit)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2606577
http://www.ubuntu.com/start-download?distro=desktop&bits=32&release=latest
http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/create-a-usb-stick-on-windows
sdg1980 said:
I understand here that you are asking me to boot into the CWM recovery, correct?
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Yes
I have the TRWP zip file. If I place/put it in the adb/fastboot folder, how do I run the command prompt without the computer flashing the USB message?
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Windows 8.1 doesn't play nice with hboot 1.44 and 1.54 for FASTBOOT connection (phone in bootloader mode). It should work fine using ADB (when your phone is booted in custom recovery or in the OS)
so you could try to fix your drivers with the info cIsA gave you and flash your recovery the ''standard'' way via fastboot
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery[B][COLOR="Red"].img[/COLOR][/B]
fastboot erase cache
fastboot reboot-bootloader
or
get rid of windows 8.1 and use a good OS (imo) like Windows 7, XP, Linux, or MacOs so you can connect your phone to you computer without issues
or
flash the recovery.zip from recovery. in this case you must copy the recovery.zip to your internal memory (/sdcard) using ADB:
open the folder where you have ADB/FASTBOOT in, hold left shift + right click a blank space in that folder, select ''start command prompt here''
then in the command prompt enter this command:
Code:
adb push TWRP_2.6.3.3_m7[B][COLOR="Red"].zip[/COLOR][/B] /sdcard/
then hit ''enter'' and wait for the file to transfer
when the transfer is completed, flash the zip file using cwm, erase cache and reboot in your new recovery, push a rom that doesn't require s-off (i.e arhd 71.1) using the same method:
Code:
adb push name_of_rom.zip /sdcard/
then flash the rom and enjoy your phone
To make stuff easier download minimal adb and fastboot from the net. Copy the zip into the folder and do what the gut above said
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alray said:
Yes
Windows 8.1 doesn't play nice with hboot 1.44 and 1.54 for FASTBOOT connection (phone in bootloader mode). It should work fine using ADB (when your phone is booted in custom recovery or in the OS)
so you could try to fix your drivers with the info cIsA gave you and flash your recovery the ''standard'' way via fastboot
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery[B][COLOR="Red"].img[/COLOR][/B]
fastboot erase cache
fastboot reboot-bootloader
or
get rid of windows 8.1 and use a good OS (imo) like Windows 7, XP, Linux, or MacOs so you can connect your phone to you computer without issues
or
flash the recovery.zip from recovery. in this case you must copy the recovery.zip to your internal memory (/sdcard) using ADB:
open the folder where you have ADB/FASTBOOT in, hold left shift + right click a blank space in that folder, select ''start command prompt here''
then in the command prompt enter this command:
Code:
adb push TWRP_2.6.3.3_m7[B][COLOR="Red"].zip[/COLOR][/B] /sdcard/
then hit ''enter'' and wait for the file to transfer
when the transfer is completed, flash the zip file using cwm, erase cache and reboot in your new recovery, push a rom that doesn't require s-off (i.e arhd 71.1) using the same method:
Code:
adb push name_of_rom.zip /sdcard/
then flash the rom and enjoy your phone
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So, I installed the TWRP using the method you mentioned, rebooted, deleted cache, and then again, 'push Android_Revolution_HD-One_71.1.zip /sdcard/'
How long was/is this supposed to take, being a gig file? In the cmd window, the cursor just blinks and nothing is happening (unlike installing TWRP when it installed in few seconds)
sdg1980 said:
So, I installed the TWRP using the method you mentioned, rebooted, deleted cache, and then again, 'push Android_Revolution_HD-One_71.1.zip /sdcard/'
How long was/is this supposed to take, being a gig file? In the cmd window, the cursor just blinks and nothing is happening (unlike installing TWRP when it installed in few seconds)
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Should take between 5-10 min
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alray said:
Should take between 5-10 min
Sent from my HTC One using XDA Free mobile app
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Firstly, I would like to thank EACH and EVERY senior member to itsber here who helped me through this crisis. It has been an eye opener for me, being a junior member. I managed to follow the steps outlined and restore my phone to its working condition with ARHD 71.1. THANKS A LOT!!!
Also, for those who are thinking of flashing ARHD 6.1 GPE on their One, make sure that your phone has S-off. That might have one reason why my phone went into a tailspin of automatic bootup and restarts. There might have been something else going on with that ROM as well. I am not sure. Repeated cleanup of cache and factory resets didn't help the cause earlier.
Anyways, I would like to make a small donation via Paypal to our community (especially for helping me out and showing us the ropes). If you can put up the link here, that would be nice.
Cheers everyone and happy flashing!:good::good::good:
i tried to root my 510 and now it is completely brick
when i press power button it stuck on HTC logo and nothing else
.. i want to make it like original case
i want it with the original recovery and original rom .. like i used it for the first time
please guide me to the right direction .. please
nuclearmaker said:
i tried to root my 510 and now it is completely brick
when i press power button it stuck on HTC logo and nothing else
.. i want to make it like original case
i want it with the original recovery and original rom .. like i used it for the first time
please guide me to the right direction .. please
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You're probably missing the OS. You're not going to get the original recovery back but you can download a stock image and flash it in recovery to get an OS.
dipspit said:
You're probably missing the OS. You're not going to get the original recovery back but you can download a stock image and flash it in recovery to get an OS.
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thank you for response
actually i dont know how to start this
please lead me for steps to do that
what i need ? what is the best rom i can download and the link
and thank you again
nuclearmaker said:
thank you for response
actually i dont know how to start this
please lead me for steps to do that
what i need ? what is the best rom i can download and the link
and thank you again
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What carrier do you have? I'm assuming that you have TWRP installed?
dipspit said:
What carrier do you have? I'm assuming that you have TWRP installed?
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the carrier is Sprint .. and yes i guess that i can install TWRP v 2.8.1
nuclearmaker said:
the carrier is Sprint .. and yes i guess that i can install TWRP v 2.8.1
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Download
Boot to hboot (volume down + power)
Select recovery
Connect usb to computer/phone
Open cmd (WIN + R)
cd to wherever you downloaded to (eg. Downloads)
Run "adb push revmod.zip sdcard/revmod.zip"
Disconnect usb to computer/phone
In TWRP go to backup and backup the phone.
Go back and go to install.
Find revmod.zip
Flash
Afterwords, reboot when asked.
dipspit said:
Download
Boot to hboot (volume down + power)
Select recovery
Connect usb to computer/phone
Open cmd (WIN + R)
cd to wherever you downloaded to (eg. Downloads)
Run "adb push revmod.zip sdcard/revmod.zip"
Disconnect usb to computer/phone
In TWRP go to backup and backup the phone.
Go back and go to install.
Find revmod.zip
Flash
Afterwords, reboot when asked.
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after doing all that steps and successful install
i reboot and the same HTC logo stuck and nothing happen
any ideas ??
nuclearmaker said:
after doing all that steps and successful install
i reboot and the same HTC logo stuck and nothing happen
any ideas ??
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The problem is the lack of an OS to boot and so it just hangs at the HTC screen. Either a) flash another stock or b) assuming it's been less than 30 days, take it back to wherever you bought it and complain it's broke and feign ignorance. You may also try restoring to factory defaults and installing the stock again. Sounds like you may have ****ed your partitions doin whatever it is you was doin.
dipspit said:
The problem is the lack of an OS to boot and so it just hangs at the HTC screen. Either a) flash another stock or b) assuming it's been less than 30 days, take it back to wherever you bought it and complain it's broke and feign ignorance. You may also try restoring to factory defaults and installing the stock again. Sounds like you may have ****ed your partitions doin whatever it is you was doin.
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thank you so much..
that really work .. any ideas about unlock the sim card ? even with root ?
nuclearmaker said:
thank you so much..
that really work .. any ideas about unlock the sim card ? even with root ?
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Awesome sauce.
So far no method has been developed. Contact Sprint and ask to unlock your phone is my only answer.
dip_spit said:
Download
Boot to hboot (volume down + power)
Select recovery
Connect usb to computer/phone
Open cmd (WIN + R)
cd to wherever you downloaded to (eg. Downloads)
Run "adb push revmod.zip sdcard/revmod.zip"
Disconnect usb to computer/phone
In TWRP go to backup and backup the phone.
Go back and go to install.
Find revmod.zip
Flash
Afterwords, reboot when asked.
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I have the same phone but i dont understand what you are saying after "select recovery". could you explain in more detail? please?