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[Q] cyanogenmod10 samsung galaxy s question

I like to have a new rom on my samsung galaxy s. But i have no sdcard. How i can flash without sd card?
If anyone can help me i appreciate

Yes you can
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ugoms said:
Yes you can
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How? It´s first time i will install a ROM i have root and clockworkmod. And i need to wipe data factory reset. That will not erase everithing on the phone?. If i wipe data how i will install the ROM. Please just do a quick tutorial.
Thanx

Since you are rooted already, copy the ROM to your SD Card go into recovery mode and wipe data wipe partition go into advance mode wipe dalvik cache then come back select install from SD Card the install. You will only loose your apps but your files and media remains. Remember the first you flash it won't be successful cos of changes in partition but don't worry remove battery, go into recovery and flash again and you will be successful.
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Its always recommended to do a backup of your apps before flashing a ROM. I prefer titanium backup
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ugoms said:
Since you are rooted already, copy the ROM to your SD Card go into recovery mode and wipe data wipe partition go into advance mode wipe dalvik cache then come back select install from SD Card the install. You will only loose your apps but your files and media remains. Remember the first you flash it won't be successful cos of changes in partition but don't worry remove battery, go into recovery and flash again and you will be successful.
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Its always recommended to do a backup of your apps before flashing a ROM. I prefer titanium backup
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Here is a good tutorial on flashing:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1494493
ALWAYS make a backup, before flashing. Good luck!

Thx all. I will try this night. One more question i have a backup so if flash fails is a 100% that backup will restore the phone? Or the backup can fails? Sry bad english.
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Do a backup in cwm recovery. If you want to you can restore the phone completly to it's iriginal state. Just remember to move the back up file to your pc, in case your internal card gets wiped
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Yesterday when i try flash. I wiped data factory reset and cache but i have not put the zip on the internal memory. In recovery i put.mount usb but when i open a folder on the pc. Pc frezze and if i unmont usb pc works again. What i have to do to fix that? It will be hard if i put backup on pc and if delete my backup on phone. So im afraid on that step. Im not a noob user in pcs and smartphones but its first time i will do that. And the first time is harf.
Thx again all.
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fabiobarros99 said:
In recovery i put.mount usb but when i open a folder on the pc. Pc frezze and if i unmont usb pc works again. What i have to do to fix that?
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Factory reset only resets phone settings, it doesn't actually wipe the SD card clean of all files, so feel free to reboot into your current ROM and then transfer the Zip file, then reboot, wipe Cache, Dalvik Cache and Factory Reset
OR, try a different PC or different USB port to mount from within Clockworkmod. Mount USB should work OK.

Thx all. Now i free to test. Close thread please!
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Hey all i flash sucesfull the rom thanks all
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fabiobarros99 said:
Hey all i flash sucesfull the rom thanks all
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Is it possible to revert back to CM9 without the need to wipe and thus install everything?

nameh said:
Is it possible to revert back to CM9 without the need to wipe and thus install everything?
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Open new thread with your question. I dont know answer because im no a pro. Good luck
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Flashed wrong ROM

Guys need serious help...
My 14 yr old nephew seing my Rooted & Modded phone tried doing it himself and instead of flashing rom for HTC One flashed Cyanogen Mod rom for HTC One X.
The phone can be booted into TWRP but am not able to push/sideload any zip file neither can I mount OTG
Could any one please help me on how to flash a suitable firmware and where to find it.

Have you tried adb push rom_rom.zip /sdcard?

HigherSensation said:
Have you tried adb push rom_rom.zip /sdcard?
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yes i did..

guyluvsgals said:
yes i did..
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I'm going to assume the phone and computer didn't dematerialise leaving behind a vacuum, so do you have anything to report?

BenPope said:
I'm going to assume the phone and computer didn't dematerialise leaving behind a vacuum, so do you have anything to report?
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Randomly got here...and I LOLed a lil....

Are you sure the proper HTC/adb drivers are loaded so that your computer actually recognizes the device when trying to sideload the ROM?

guyluvsgals said:
Guys need serious help...
My 14 yr old nephew seing my Rooted & Modded phone tried doing it himself and instead of flashing rom for HTC One flashed Cyanogen Mod rom for HTC One X.
The phone can be booted into TWRP but am not able to push/sideload any zip file neither can I mount OTG
Could any one please help me on how to flash a suitable firmware and where to find it.
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Have you tried flashing cwm?? I have never tried TWRP, but have always been using CWM Recovery. You could try that and see if your able to adb push update.zip to sdcard or use sideload.

Use the HTCOne all in one tool to flash CWM and then under mounts and storage you can mount the phone as usb for PC, copy a new Rom accross and flash it
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I think i had this problem earlier, i only made progress once i'd formatted the storage, then used CWM sideload

If you know you have some Rom on your phone downloaded look for that and install it through your recovery. If not you can format everything and see if you can sideload after that. I had this problem the other day and an old trickdroid Rom I found on my phone after digging through files saved my as$!
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Bad flash... need advice

Hey guys... first rom flash I did after rooting went bad. I got a failed message during the flash and now I'm stuck on the HTC boot screen. I'm wondering if the zip is bad, but my problem is how to get another rom into my internal storage since I can't boot up the device.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
*edit* Sideload mode in TWRP is not working. I can start it on the phone, but the adb commands never work.

Boot to bootloader and flash CWM then use ADB Sideload cmd. You didn't back up your ROM before flashing?
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ADB sideload in TWRP is not working. Will it have a better chance of working in CWM?
*edit* loaded CWM as suggested, but sideloading is still not working. It's saying failed to open driver control, although I have installed the drivers and was using adb previously. Reinstalled drivers, but no good.

I'm also noticing that if I reboot from TWRP it is telling me my system does not appear to be rooted, although I previously checked the root in Titanium Backup. Maybe my root is not set up properly? Any advice is greatly appreciated.

Try ADB Push cmd to your Ones storage.
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ethan.r.besbris said:
Try ADB Push cmd to your Ones storage.
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What would I call the One's storage in the command?

Drybonz said:
Hey guys... first rom flash I did after rooting went bad. I got a failed message during the flash and now I'm stuck on the HTC boot screen. I'm wondering if the zip is bad, but my problem is how to get another rom into my internal storage since I can't boot up the device.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
*edit* Sideload mode in TWRP is not working. I can start it on the phone, but the adb commands never work.
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What ADB folder are you using on your PC. The one from google or the one from the broken "all in one" tool kit?

Kraizk said:
What ADB folder are you using on your PC. The one from google or the one from the broken "all in one" tool kit?
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I'm using the one from BigDaddy's how-to-root thread. Is that one broken? I used that and followed the instructions in the two videos.
Where can I get the correct ADB materials, please?

Drybonz said:
Hey guys... first rom flash I did after rooting went bad. I got a failed message during the flash and now I'm stuck on the HTC boot screen. I'm wondering if the zip is bad, but my problem is how to get another rom into my internal storage since I can't boot up the device.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
*edit* Sideload mode in TWRP is not working. I can start it on the phone, but the adb commands never work.
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Install TWRP Recovery and then there might be a "mount usb" option inside mount/ storage menu....then it will mount your storage to computer.....
I'm not sure but my phone's kernel have it...
Hit thanks if I helped
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AK Style said:
Install TWRP Recovery and then there might be a "mount usb" option inside mount/ storage menu....then it will mount your storage to computer.....
I'm not sure but my phone's kernel have it...
Hit thanks if I helped
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Yeah, that was the first thing I tried, and it would have be awesome if it worked, but nothing happens when I click on the mount usb.
*edit* I will definitely never have another phone without a microSD card. Really wishing I had one right now.

Drybonz said:
Yeah, that was the first thing I tried, and it would have be awesome if it worked, but nothing happens when I click on the mount usb.
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Then try other recoveries,it might not work in all recoveries...but there should be one that works
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AK Style said:
Then try other recoveries,it might not work in all recoveries...but there should be one that works
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Tried it in CWM and TWRP already.

Drybonz said:
Tried it in CWM and TWRP already.
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what rom did you flash to cause all this, first of all.

Even though I have installed custom recoveries and installed SU before the bad flash, it seems like there is something wrong with the root, and now I am not sure how to get it fixed.

Aldo101t said:
what rom did you flash to cause all this, first of all.
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OMJ's... but I think there is something wrong with my root process somewhere.

Drybonz said:
Even though I have installed custom recoveries and installed SU before the bad flash, it seems like there is something wrong with the root, and now I am not sure how to get it fixed.
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how did you install su.
obtain a su zip file and flash su with recovery.i can't remember where to get it , but search the forums it's there somewhere.

Aldo101t said:
how did you install su.
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I followed the steps in the video by updating SU and then checking it in Titanium Backup. My problem is, it still tells me in the recovery that they system "does not appear to be rooted' when I reboot.

Aldo101t said:
how did you install su.
obtain a su zip file and flash su with recovery.i can't remember where to get it , but search the forums it's there somewhere.
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I can't get files onto the phone.

Drybonz said:
I can't get files onto the phone.
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when you plug your phone into your computer, look under my computer, is htc one there, if not, i don't know buddy.
another thing that might be messing you up is if you use a 3.0 usb port.

Aldo101t said:
when you plug your phone into your computer, look under my computer, is htc one there, if not, i don't know buddy.
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It's not there... that's why I was trying to sideload, but it won't work in either custom recovery.
When I reboot from TWRP it says I am not rooted and swipe to have root installed. Even though I have done this a few times it keeps telling me that I'm not rooted.

[Q] TWRP not working - unable to find .zip files, unable to factory reset

i have recently rooted my HTC one, i was initially able to flash a bunch of different files after rooting. today i tried to find a zip file i downloaded with the intention of flashing it, however i couldn't find it anywhere when using twrp, while using twrp it says i have 0mb of internal storage. i tried factory reset and i get an error message saying that internal storage couldnt be mounted. what has happened to my phone!?
let me know what other information you need in order to figure out whats going on.

revle said:
i have recently rooted my HTC one, i was initially able to flash a bunch of different files after rooting. today i tried to find a zip file i downloaded with the intention of flashing it, however i couldn't find it anywhere when using twrp, while using twrp it says i have 0mb of internal storage. i tried factory reset and i get an error message saying that internal storage couldnt be mounted. what has happened to my phone!?
let me know what other information you need in order to figure out whats going on.
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lastest version of TWRP?

unfortunateTChiton
Toxicoblivion said:
lastest version of TWRP?
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I had an older version but used my computer to flash 2.6.0.0, which didnt do anything. i then flashed CWM 6.0.3.3 (touch) using my computer merely out of frustration last night. Here is the process I used for flashing both imgs in case you were curious: shift + right click in the folder with CWM img, fastboot flash recovery "name_of_the_recovery.img," fastboot erase cache.
Once again, this didnt do a thing, I just keep getting the same error when i touch "choose zip from sdcard" ---> E: Can't mount /sdcard/

revle said:
I had an older version but used my computer to flash 2.6.0.0, which didnt do anything. i then flashed CWM 6.0.3.3 (touch) using my computer merely out of frustration last night. Here is the process I used in for flashing both imgs in case you were curious: shift + right click in the folder with CWM img, fastboot flash recovery "name_of_the_recovery.img," fastboot erase cache.
Once again, this didnt do a thing, I just keep getting the same error when i touch "choose zip from sdcard" ---> E: Can't mount /sdcard/
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What are you trying to flash? Do you have a working ROM you can boot into or does it crash on boot up ?
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redbull123 said:
What are you trying to flash? Do you have a working ROM you can boot into or does it crash on boot up ?
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i have a functional ROM (Android Revolution HD 11.0 - Android 4.2.2)

redbull123 said:
What are you trying to flash? Do you have a working ROM you can boot into or does it crash on boot up ?
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also, i was trying to flash a simple emoji keyboard but i obviously wasnt able to do it.

redbull123 said:
What are you trying to flash? Do you have a working ROM you can boot into or does it crash on boot up ?
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Would the encryption i have on my phone be causing this problem? Any help would be much appreciated.

revle said:
Would the encryption i have on my phone be causing this problem? Any help would be much appreciated.
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Yes that's the reason: your sdcard is encrypted.

Matt said:
Yes that's the reason: your sdcard is encrypted.
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+1 matt, thank you for responding. my problem now is that i dont know how to decrypt my data. ive tried performing a factory reset, and i also powered down, powered up, the "decrypt" option was available, so i tried that. im in CWM and still cant flash anything: E: can't mount /sdcard/

[Q] [HELP] Formatted internal storage

ok guys this what happen.
i plan to refresh my phone. so i installed ARHD ROM with fullwipe, after that i formatted my internal storage thru TWRP.
after that, im stuck with the HTC Logo with the red warning.
i never thought that will happen since i installed the ROM.
i can still use the recovery TWRP but i cant do anything. the phone is totally useless.
i tried reinstalling in thru OTG by mounting it, but still to no avail. is there anyway i could fix this? i really need help.
my phone is running tha latest ARHD 52 (4.4.2)
i dont have any back up

If you can boot into twrp you can use ADB to push a rom to your internal storage then flash.
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Bigbabyjesus said:
If you can boot into twrp you can use ADB to push a rom to your internal storage then flash.
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i did pushed the rom, but after installing the rom. im still on the boot stage with the HTC logo and the red warning, i wasnt able to pass on the boot right after that which is the "HTC One"

Factory reset? Guru reset flash? Restore nandroid? RUU?
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Did you update anything else?
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