So Nexus One is 2.3.4 and rooted with CWM installed via Rom Manager. Is it possible to install a custom rom without unlocking the bootloader? Thanks for the help in advance!
ofcourse yes. since u already hv cwm installed u can just download a gb custom rom (.zip) to sd card. boot into recovery. wipe all partitions and then install rom (.zip)
thats it
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I am doing that for HyperSense Nova (2.3.3) and the rom installs successfully, but I get stuck on the "X" start up screen. I wiped and cleared all partitions. Any idea of what may be causing this?
sfms said:
I am doing that for HyperSense Nova (2.3.3) and the rom installs successfully, but I get stuck on the "X" start up screen. I wiped and cleared all partitions. Any idea of what may be causing this?
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You can't flash hypersense ROM on stock partition. And without unlocking the bootloader you can't flash custom hboot. Read instructions on the OP.
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taodan said:
You can't flash hypersense ROM on stock partition. And without unlocking the bootloader you can't flash custom hboot. Read instructions on the OP.
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Hello,
Today I tried to install MIUI 2.5.25 for my N1 using Rom Manager.
After it's installed it automaticly boots into recovery mode, so i pressed "reboot system now" but it booted into recovery again. So I had to restore my backup.
What could be the problem?
Marcel94 said:
Hello,
Today I tried to install MIUI 2.5.25 for my N1 using Rom Manager.
After it's installed it automaticly boots into recovery mode, so i pressed "reboot system now" but it booted into recovery again. So I had to restore my backup.
What could be the problem?
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did you do a full wipe ? before installing rom maybe that why is causing your problems
Yes, I checked the options Wipe Data and Cache and Wipe Dalvik cache in Rom manager. Or do I need to do this a different way?
Marcel94 said:
Yes, I checked the options Wipe Data and Cache and Wipe Dalvik cache in Rom manager. Or do I need to do this a different way?
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you have to flash it from recovery and do wipe in recovery find the rom you downloaded in rom manger in sd in download folder i think not sure but save that zip/rom in your pc then do full wipe then try installing rom again
That didn't help, it boots into recovery again. Anything else i could have done wrong or forgot about?
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That didn't help, it boots into recovery again. Anything else i could have done wrong or forgot about?
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umm not that i know of did you ask people on that rom thread ? that will surely help you you did do a full wipe correct ? your using CWM Recovery or Aroma Recovery ? try using aroma if that dont help then use 4ext recovery and if that fails im sorry bro i can't help you anymore
Okay, no I haven't asked yet. Yes I use CWM. Thanks anyway!
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Okay, no I haven't asked yet. Yes I use CWM. Thanks anyway!
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try using other recoveries as i said and if i helped HIT THANKS that why it's here
Whats ur hboot partition...4ext is gr8 use that.
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blackrose or non blackrose version?
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I don't know anything about hboot, I just rooted my phone and than I downloaded MIUI and installed it. So I also guess non blackrose version.
As urs is a non blackrose partition its stock.so its not hboot prob..why dont ur try it from the beginning..using recovery..wipe all 2x then flash zip
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Still the same problem. Also if I boot into recovery I get a warn sign if it boots and than it doesn't starts recovery mode. If I install CWM again (using rom manager) I can boot into recovery without any problems. I had this a few times now. Could that be the reason?
If you shut down the phone, then hold the trackball and power, you should boot into bootloader (hboot).
You should then have an option to boot into recovery.
ROM Manager only allows you to reboot into CWM and no other recoveries, as far as I know.
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Check out the ROM thread, I guess the latest MIUI needs special disk partition. Also post ROM related issues in the thread for quick and appropriate response.
I read about it already, and i wanted to post it there too. But I need to have posted at least 10 posts to post on the development page. But isn't it strange there is a non blackrose version if that one doesn't work anyway? And do you know anything about the warn sign I told about?
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I'm trying to install blackrose now. I downloaded the latest version but when I launch the blackrose.exe it automaticly closes again. What could be the problem?
BTW, does my bootloader need to be unlocked for this?
No. its not compulsion for bootloader to be unlocked. might be due to bad download. try downloading again and turn off ur anti virus program while doing it.
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Thanks! Turning off my anti virus did the trick
Glad it worked buddy. the reason behind it is that Blackrose uses some exploit and it makes antivirus program consider it a threat, while it really isnt
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Morning all, i am having a problem flashing any ROM via CWM. I have obtained root and my bootloader is unlocked (both the hidden menu and whilst in s/w download mode confirm this) also i have cwm recovery running with unsecure boot img, the problem is when i flash anything (from my external sd) all i get is bootloops! Is it possible i have missed something?
Thanks for your time guys!
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1. make a backup (on external SD)
2. wipe data/factory reset
3. wipe cache
4. advanced >> wipe dalvik cache
5. flash ROM
thanatos87 said:
Morning all, i am having a problem flashing any ROM via CWM. I have obtained root and my bootloader is unlocked (both the hidden menu and whilst in s/w download mode confirm this) also i have cwm recovery running with unsecure boot img, the problem is when i flash anything (from my external sd) all i get is bootloops! Is it possible i have missed something?
Thanks for your time guys!
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What about your CWM version? The latest is 6.0.3.1. Incorrect version results in disasters
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@tomkasz forgot to say i do a complete data wipe before flashing! Didn't clear my dalvik before (thanks for pointing that out mate!) @hernest my current version is 6.0.2.8, so im guessing i need to update my recovery? If so can i just use the clockworkMod app from google play and do it that way?
Am i right in thinking that because im on v20a at the moment that i need to flash a JB ROM? Or can i flash an ICS without having to downgrade via KDZ first?
Thanks for your help guys!
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In order to flash ICS you have to use LG Flash Tool. There is a thread on xda showing how to do it step by step.
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Sorry i meant can i flash an ICS based rom (via CWM) without having to downgrade via flashtool first?
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thanatos87 said:
Sorry i meant can i flash an ICS based rom (via CWM) without having to downgrade via flashtool first?
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There are no ics based roms for our device
thanatos87 said:
@tomkasz forgot to say i do a complete data wipe before flashing! Didn't clear my dalvik before (thanks for pointing that out mate!) @hernest my current version is 6.0.2.8, so im guessing i need to update my recovery? If so can i just use the clockworkMod app from google play and do it that way?
Am i right in thinking that because im on v20a at the moment that i need to flash a JB ROM? Or can i flash an ICS without having to downgrade via KDZ first?
Thanks for your help guys!
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Your Recovery version is the culprit, then. Just install ROM Manager via Play Store and update your recovery to the latest version. Your life will be much easier in terms of flashing ROM.
To roll back to stock ICS from JB is quite a task and can't be done by simply flashing ICS based ROM. There's a thread on general section dedicated to this topic, you might want to do some research before doing so. Like the previous post said, there are no fully compatible ICS based custom ROM. Anyway, I think this device is much better in JB. Why would you revert back?
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So I've had a nexus one for a while now, and recently I decided to root it. I managed to unlock my bootloader and flash clock work recovery. I then made a stupid mistake of trying to flash a rom before rooting my phone or backing up my rom. When I power on my phone now it just freezes on the boot animation. The only thing I can do is access recovery. What is the easiest way to root my nexus one in this condition or is there anyway of flashing a rom, hence fixing it? Preferably from a Mac but I may be able to get access to windows or linux. Thanks in advance
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moose.splash1 said:
So I've had a nexus one for a while now, and recently I decided to root it. I managed to unlock my bootloader and flash clock work recovery. I then made a stupid mistake of trying to flash a rom before rooting my phone or backing up my rom. When I power on my phone now it just freezes on the boot animation. The only thing I can do is access recovery. What is the easiest way to root my nexus one in this condition or is there anyway of flashing a rom, hence fixing it? Preferably from a Mac but I may be able to get access to windows or linux. Thanks in advance
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Turn off your phone, pop your SD card in your comp and copy the su.zip into it. Pop it back into your phone, boot into recovery and flash it on. Voila, root access!
Then wipe cache, dalvik-cache and all those and reflash the ROM again. You should be good to go.
BTW. I hope you are flashing a ROM which needs a stock HBOOT. Coz for JB ROMs, custom HBOOT is needed. Cheers!
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Turn off your phone, pop your SD card in your comp and copy the su.zip into it. Pop it back into your phone, boot into recovery and flash it on. Voila, root access!
Then wipe cache, dalvik-cache and all those and reflash the ROM again. You should be good to go.
BTW. I hope you are flashing a ROM which needs a stock HBOOT. Coz for JB ROMs, custom HBOOT is needed. Cheers!
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Thanks a lot for the help! Do you know of any JB or ICS roms that do not require a special HBOOT? And where is the download for the su.zip you mentioned? Thanks a lot
All newer ROMs have a larger system partition requirement, why not flash an older gingerbread ROM that doesn't require black rose until you get the hang of flashing.
You don't need to flash superuser or busy box or anything first, just wipe all in recovery, flash ROM (plus anything else needed like gapps) reboot
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Thanks a lot for the help! Do you know of any JB or ICS roms that do not require a special HBOOT? And where is the download for the su.zip you mentioned? Thanks a lot
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All newer ROMs have a larger system partition requirement, why not flash an older gingerbread ROM that doesn't require black rose until you get the hang of flashing.
You don't need to flash superuser or busy box or anything first, just wipe all in recovery, flash ROM (plus anything else needed like gapps) reboot
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@demkantor is right. Basically you don't need su.zip coz most ROMs will have that flashed in already. I think the problem you were facing was because you did not wipe your cache/dalvik-cache and data before flashing on the ROM.
Let me know if you can help...
So I did a system update for my phone on Friday and when it went to restart after the update it was stuck on the 'htc quietly brilliant'.
I don't how to get it booted successfully and have tried the recovery options in the menu except for the one that resets everything, just in case I am able to not lose much. I have read a lot about this and tried connecting by usb but it doesnt show up on my computer.
Is there any way to get the phone to boot?
In the recovery menu it says:
'failed to open loopdevice (No such file or directory)'
it says that 6 times then says
failed to mount /sdcard (No such or directory)
Bootloader screen says:
*** Locked ***
GOLFU PVT SHIP S-ON RL
HBOOT-1.28.0000
RADIO-1.06.98.13M2
eMMC-boot
May 17, 2012, 16:19:28
HBOOT
My PC is Windows 8.1.... phone is stock and has been unlocked a year and half ago to be used with my provider.
What other info would help?
Anyways if any one can help let me know! Thanks
You could try unlocking the bootloader, rooting and then flashing a ROM with a new kernel..
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That's a long winded process...
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Same problem
Have the VERYsame problem. :crying: tough my issue comes rom installing a custom font. im not good enough with android development so could yopu please specify yourself a little better?
Which ROM were you trying to install a custom font? And were you using any app?
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rudi_j7 said:
Which ROM were you trying to install a custom font? And were you using any app?
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Using Default HTC rom that came with device, i used ROM toolbox pro to install the font
Spacewolfe CZ said:
Using Default HTC rom that came with device, i used ROM toolbox pro to install the font
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try using a custom ROM..... i dont know if custom fonts work on the stock rom... if you dont want to flash a custom rom, you can use this stock rom to restore your phone: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2220396
hit thanks
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i dont know if custom fonts work on the stock rom...
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Yes, they do work on the stock ROM as well! Tried and tested.
Oh, i think ill get it to cooperate. BUT wouldnt flashing a new rom delete superuser?
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And how does one connect my phone to the PC to flash the rom when i cant boot it up? should i boot into bootloader?
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if you have another phone or an sd card adapter, you can put the ROM on the sd card, then boot to recovery, flash the ROM, boot to bootloader and flash the kernel via fastboot and then wipe cache and dalvik cache again and then your phone will reboot. if you are reflashing stock rom then no need to flash kernel.
and no it wont delete superuser if you are using a custom rom or a rooted stock rom.
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if you have another phone or an sd card adapter, you can put the ROM on the sd card, then boot to recovery, flash the ROM, boot to bootloader and flash the kernel via fastboot and then wipe cache and dalvik cache again and then your phone will reboot. if you are reflashing stock rom then no need to flash kernel.
and no it wont delete superuser if you are using a custom rom or a rooted stock rom.
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It works greeeeeeeeeeeat! Thanks!
Hello everyone, I'm having a problem flashing tw roms through twrp. It installs the rom but when I reboot my phone it just hangs at the boot animation. When I go back into twrp and wipe data and then try rebooting my phone it tells me my phones not rooted and asks me if I want to install super su. I can flash aosp roms just fine. I'm hoping I can fix this without having to unroot and root my phone all over again.
you need to flash the correct modem and bootloader for the rom
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you need to flash the correct modem and bootloader for the rom
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I'll give that a shot. Thanks for the quick reply!
No problem
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Flashed modem and bootloader but no luck. Looks like ill just odin back to stock and re root my phone.