Hi I have the HTC one gpe rooted and with Twrp and I would like to test the new stock Sense 5 Rom with Android 4.3.
I have been following the guide from a website called
htc-one.wonderhowto.com (I can't post links yet)
But I can't go past the change cid step
Also I have hboot 1.54 and s-on
So is this possible? And how do you do it?
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it's not possible. You need to be s-off and you are 1.54. So it's not possible
danielr18 said:
it's not possible. You need to be s-off and you are 1.54. So it's not possible
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Thanks, I'd really hope someone could make this happen.
I wanted to try ModacoSwitch but they seem to be using an outdated version for the Sense ROM
jucas_lo said:
Thanks, I'd really hope someone could make this happen.
I wanted to try ModacoSwitch but they seem to be using an outdated version for the Sense ROM
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If you live in england, there's a place that s-off 1.54 bootloades.
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I can't seem to find the thread to download the stock Hboot for tmobile US. I'M TRYIng to s on and can't find good instructions...any thoughts I don't want to miss something and brick my device...thanks
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handman29 said:
I can't seem to find the thread to download the stock Hboot for tmobile US. I'M TRYIng to s on and can't find good instructions...any thoughts I don't want to miss something and brick my device...thanks
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what you posted is the OTA (18mb only) not RUU, besides stock Hboot comes with the stock RUU
handman29 said:
I can't seem to find the thread to download the stock Hboot for tmobile US. I'M TRYIng to s on and can't find good instructions...any thoughts I don't want to miss something and brick my device...thanks
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Handman, I used the guide you posted on my thread in the T-mo forum to supercid to 11111111, flash the factory hboot from that page, then change the cid back to T-mo. In my case it was T-MOB010. Worked like a charm.
Hey there
I recently updated to 4.2.2 and of course it updated my HBOOT to 1.55. Unfortunately now no custom recovery has touch feed back. Is that a known issue or is there something wrong with my device? I am talking about TWRP and CWM specifically.
Thanks
TarekElsakka said:
Hey there
I recently updated to 4.2.2 and of course it updated my HBOOT to 1.55. Unfortunately now no custom recovery has touch feed back. Is that a known issue or is there something wrong with my device? I am talking about TWRP and CWM specifically.
Thanks
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You need to update to TWRP or CWM from the threads in the Original Development forum. The TWRP and CWM found on their respective sites is not up to date with the HTC One's latest touch driver.
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Oh wow! I wish I knew that before I went ahead and rooted the device. I did make a Nandroid Backup using non-touch CWM recovery of the stock, unrooted ROM, however. Thank you! I will be installing the latest TWRP in the Original Android Development section once I find it.
Yep, the latest version of CWM-touch on One Original Development works! Thank you.
TarekElsakka said:
Oh wow! I wish I knew that before I went ahead and rooted the device. I did make a Nandroid Backup using non-touch CWM recovery of the stock, unrooted ROM, however. Thank you! I will be installing the latest TWRP in the Original Android Development section once I find it.
Yep, the latest version of CWM-touch on One Original Development works! Thank you.
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Which versions of Twrp and Cwm were you using that weren't working? Just out of interest...
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The ones in the attachment.
Try this one https://www.dropbox.com/s/6jantdamt0hyrbs/217fw_openrecovery-twrp-2.5.0.0-m7.img
Thank you so much, it worked!!
Btw my HBOOT is 1.54 not 55, I just realized. Haha!
TarekElsakka said:
Thank you so much, it worked!!
Btw my HBOOT is 1.54 not 55, I just realized. Haha!
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Then you got lucky Count ur blessings and get s-off while you can...
Can you s-off 1.54?
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nathlynn22 said:
Can you s-off 1.54?
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Not yet - the tool hasn't been released, but users have confirmed that one exists, and when the creator is ready it will be released for the masses.
So when intramorph quoted the OP saying he is on 1.54 he said get s-off while you can but then you can't yet anyway?
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So when intramorph quoted the OP saying he is on 1.54 he said get s-off while you can but then you can't yet anyway?
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That's correct. Currently RELEASED s-off techniques ONLY work on hboot 1.44. Users in other threads (beta testers) have confirmed that there is a solution that works for hboot 1.54 (i think @beaups created it), but it has not yet been released to the public.
Fair enough just gotta wait then don't want to root until I have a way to go back to unroot and locked bootloader. Cheers
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Not 100% sure I have seen some Info about some software called 'rumrunner' which can gain s-off on 1.54 hboot? Anyone aware of this and has any info? Thanks
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Not 100% sure I have seen some Info about some software called 'rumrunner' which can gain s-off on 1.54 hboot? Anyone aware of this and has any info? Thanks
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http://rumrunner.us/ seems to be working for 1.54
nkk71 said:
http://rumrunner.us/ seems to be working for 1.54
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Yes it looks like it's been released on rumrunner's site. The 2.24 builds brought hboot 1.54, so it should now work.
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Not yet - the tool hasn't been released, but users have confirmed that one exists, and when the creator is ready it will be released for the masses.
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it has been released like 3 days ago...
And I'm out of luck cause at&t's update got me on h-boot 1.55. Tried everything with no-luck so if anyone has an answer pl0x let me know... I can't believe i let go of my s-off... didn't think it was so hard to get^^
intramorph said:
it has been released like 3 days ago...
And I'm out of luck cause at&t's update got me on h-boot 1.55. Tried everything with no-luck so if anyone has an answer pl0x let me know... I can't believe i let go of my s-off... didn't think it was so hard to get^^
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If you weren't aware rumrunner supports 1.55 now http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2487888
Hi all I was have SGS2 and everything thing I know abt it
But now with htc one it is some what complicated
I'd root my phone with costume recovery
And flash a costume rom
If I want to flash anthor rom
Have I change my firmware
Should I have s-off
My phone is the International 3G version
I know may be I am noob on htc phones
THANKS IN ADVANCED
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If you will change rom, you have to do a full wipe in aroma or in recovery before the flash
mustapharma said:
Hi all I was have SGS2 and everything thing I know abt it
But now with htc one it is some what complicated
I'd root my phone with costume recovery
And flash a costume rom
If I want to flash anthor rom
Have I change my firmware
Should I have s-off
My phone is the International 3G version
I know may be I am noob on htc phones
THANKS IN ADVANCED
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To flash a custom rom, you need to unlock your device via htc-dev. I'll put a tutorial video link below.
If you already have the 4.2.2 update, don't worry about new firmware for now. Otherwise, you don't need S-OFF depending on your CID to flash the custom 4.2.2 rom and firmware.
To do a rom swap, you don't need new firmware unless it's a newer base which also got a firmware update from htc
More details about firmware: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2182823
Tutorial to unlock:
Hope this helps
thom109 said:
To flash a custom rom, you need to unlock your device via htc-dev. I'll put a tutorial video link below.
If you already have the 4.2.2 update, don't worry about new firmware for now. Otherwise, you don't need S-OFF depending on your CID to flash the custom 4.2.2 rom and firmware.
To do a rom swap, you don't need new firmware unless it's a newer base which also got a firmware update from htc
More details about firmware: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2182823
Tutorial to unlock:
Hope this helps
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I think is better for him use only the revone tool if he have the 1.44 hboot!
So he can unlock the bootloader and go s-off
Which hboot do you have?
thom109 said:
To flash a custom rom, you need to unlock your device via htc-dev. I'll put a tutorial video link below.
If you already have the 4.2.2 update, don't worry about new firmware for now. Otherwise, you don't need S-OFF depending on your CID to flash the custom 4.2.2 rom and firmware.
To do a rom swap, you don't need new firmware unless it's a newer base which also got a firmware update from htc
More details about firmware: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2182823
Tutorial to unlock:
Hope this helps
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I am already unlocked my device, root and I am on ARHD rom
Thanks dude for help you are awesome dude
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mustapharma said:
I am already unlocked my device, root and I am on ARHD rom
Thanks dude for help you are awesome dude
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So, go s-off if you have the 1.44 hboot
Guich said:
I think is better for him use only the revone tool if he have the 1.44 hboot!
So he can unlock the bootloader and go s-off
Which hboot do you have?
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Don't laugh on me I don't have any Idea about Hboot
Now I am really htc noob
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mustapharma said:
Don't laugh on me I don't have any Idea about Hboot
Now I am really htc noob
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So, turn off your phone and longpress power + vol- and when it reboot in bootloader read the hboot.
After reboot in android with the "reboot" line, for move the cursor you have to use the vol buttons
mustapharma said:
I am already unlocked my device, root and I am on ARHD rom
Thanks dude for help you are awesome dude
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No problem glad I can help
Guich said:
So, turn off your phone and longpress power + vol- and when it reboot in bootloader read the hboot.
After reboot in android with the "reboot" line, for move the cursor you have to use the vol buttons
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My hboot v 1.54
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mustapharma said:
My hboot v 1.54
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same as me, you're up to date
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No problem glad I can help
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So if I want to flash a rom with android 4.3I need to update the firmware
If still flashing 4.2.2 roms don't have to update it right dude
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mustapharma said:
So if I want to flash a rom with android 4.3I need to update the firmware
If still flashing 4.2.2 roms don't have to update it right dude
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yep, that's correct
mustapharma said:
My hboot v 1.54
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So, ok, you can't go s-off atm.
You have to wait
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yep, that's correct
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One last question
If I update my frimware then flash 4.3 rom if I want to back on 4.2.2 roms have I downgrade the firmware or it's not needed
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Guich said:
So, ok, you can't go s-off atm.
You have to wait
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We well wait bro
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mustapharma said:
One last question
If I update my frimware then flash 4.3 rom if I want to back on 4.2.2 roms have I downgrade the firmware or it's not needed
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I think it's not needed, but I'm not 100% sure on this one.
I used 4.3 firmware on 4.2.2 before, but it was a custom pack (this one http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2391611) so I'm not sure if the official one would work
I need to get my Google play edition back to stock ....unlocked bootloader but s-on ....is there a ruu I can flash? Help please
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Check out this link.
http://htc-one.wonderhowto.com/how-...with-bootloader-recovery-ota-updates-0148068/
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doesnt answer my question ....thats converting with s-off im s-on
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doesnt answer my question ....thats converting with s-off im s-on
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Yes it does follow last step only because you dont need to convert your phone to google edition only flash the RUU
You sure? Do I have to relock bootlaoder? Thanx for the help
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You can't flash that ruu. Its an unsigned zip for s-off phones. Flash a stock GE rom, flash the stock recovery (you can pull the recovery from that ruu.zip), and lock the boot loader.
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Is there a reason that you can't s-off and flash the ruu?
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GE edition shipped with hboot 1.54
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CoryTallman said:
GE edition shipped with hboot 1.54
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I would take a look at this link for information relevant for 4.3. It may be possible to downgrade the hboot to 1.44 and S-OFF then install the GPe ruu.
http://htc-one.wonderhowto.com/how-...one-into-htc-one-with-sense-no-bloat-0148220/
I have not tried this so I do not know for sure, but it may be worth reading the information in the link.
I can't confirm this, as I don't have a GE but I'd say that link is bull. You need s-off to downgrade hboots, and you can't get s-off with hboot 1.54, which the GE shipped with. Since no one in their comment section has got it working I'd say its a no go. Feel free to try though.
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Also, as I said before, the GE ruu is an unsigned zip made by devs to convert an s-off phone to complete GE. It will accomplish exactly the same thing as flashing a stock GE rom and recovery, since the OP's phone is a real GE and already has the Google firmware. But either way would work, provided you can get s-off. Obviously the solution that doesn't require s-off has a much lower chance of messing things up though...
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Didn't realize I couldn't obtain s off or root the device until after updating to 4.3 full stock. Is it possible for me to still root and obtain s off? Thanks for the help!
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thenorm89 said:
Didn't realize I couldn't obtain s off or root the device until after updating to 4.3 full stock. Is it possible for me to still root and obtain s off? Thanks for the help!
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You can root your device no matter what update you did. you can use tool kit http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=38963689&postcount=1
But to S-off your device the HBOOT version matters
Currently S-OFF is available for hboot 1.44 and 1.54
if you got Hboot version 1.55 you will have to wait
thenorm89 said:
Didn't realize I couldn't obtain s off or root the device until after updating to 4.3 full stock. Is it possible for me to still root and obtain s off? Thanks for the help!
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Prash8429 said:
Currently S-OFF is available for hboot 1.44 and 1.54
if you got Hboot version 1.55 you will have to wait
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Check http://rumrunner.us/ downloads, there are packages for 3.x already out.
Thanks for the replies.
I have the att HTC one. Does that mean only the att forums are relevant to me? Or can I also use HTC one forums and development?
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Can anyone answer the above question? Thanks.
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thenorm89 said:
Thanks for the replies.
I have the att HTC one. Does that mean only the att forums are relevant to me? Or can I also use HTC one forums and development?
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No, you can refer to other forums too. For instance, the rom i am currently using, ARHD(link in my signature), is located in HTC one section, not ATT r any carrier specific forum, but that rom can be flashed on ATT devices too. Similarly other kernels and ofcourse, apps and themes section too
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Check http://rumrunner.us/ downloads, there are packages for 3.x already out.
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+1
Rumrunner worked perfectly for me on stock 4.3 hboot 1.55. You have to unlock the bootloader first (I used htcdev unlock) and I now have S-OFF, unlocked bootloader, and full root and removed tampered warning.