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I have a friend who tried flashing a rom on this HTC One with S-ON. The phone is now relocked and "tampered" but I have been trying to return it to stock so it will actually boot. It just hangs on the HTC screen for now. The version is 1.26.502.12 Hboot 1.44 but the RUU for ATT doesn't work at all; gives me the error 132 "signature error". I know this is the correct RUU, as when it says it will update to xxx version, it's the same exact version as what's on there (1.26.502.12).
Have been searching long and far for an answer, and have tried locating a ruu in the form of a .zip file, but have returned with no such luck.
xartic12 said:
I have a friend who tried flashing a rom on this HTC One with S-ON. The phone is now relocked and "tampered" but I have been trying to return it to stock so it will actually boot. It just hangs on the HTC screen for now. The version is 1.26.502.12 Hboot 1.44 but the RUU for ATT doesn't work at all; gives me the error 132 "signature error". I know this is the correct RUU, as when it says it will update to xxx version, it's the same exact version as what's on there (1.26.502.12).
Have been searching long and far for an answer, and have tried locating a ruu in the form of a .zip file, but have returned with no such luck.
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Its not the correct ruu for the phones cid, which will be CWS__001 or something similar. What's wrong with the phone that you need to ruu? You can either;
Find the correct RUU.
S-off the phone, change the cid, and flash any ruu of your choosing.
Re-unlock, re-flash custom recovery, and re-flash the rom.
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It won't boot because it's relocked with a custom recovery. Unlock again, flash the stock recovery from the RUU, and relock, and you'll be stock.
iElvis said:
It won't boot because it's relocked with a custom recovery. Unlock again, flash the stock recovery from the RUU, and relock, and you'll be stock.
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I have it unlocked and it had TWRP. I pulled the .zip from the RUU from the /local/temp/f3823848f (you get it), and tried running the fastboot commands:
fasboot erase cache
fastboot rebootRUU
fastboot flash zip rom.zip
This works up until the flashing of the zip, which results in "ERROR: could not clear input pipe; result -536870163< waiting for device >".
How would I go about getting the stock recovery from the RUU?
edit: I originally had it unlocked but relocked it so I could run the .exe for the RUU.
CoryTallman said:
Its not the correct ruu for the phones cid, which will be CWS__001 or something similar. What's wrong with the phone that you need to ruu? You can either;
Find the correct RUU.
S-off the phone, change the cid, and flash any ruu of your choosing.
Re-unlock, re-flash custom recovery, and re-flash the rom.
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Well the phone tried to install a custom rom (trick droid) without S-OFF, so now it completely won't boot past the HTC screen. I have problems with mounting the cache, but finally worked that kink out. I can't s-off the phone without it booting can I?
You do not need s-off to flash a rom on the one. He probably flashed a bad zip. Reflash TWRP, wipe everything. Adb push the ROM.zip and flash it.
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Also the stock recovery, if you wanna go that route, will be an .IMG file.
Fastboot erase cache
Fastboot flash recovery recovery.IMG
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CoryTallman said:
You do not need s-off to flash a rom on the one. He probably flashed a bad zip. Reflash TWRP, wipe everything. Adb push the ROM.zip and flash it.
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Also the stock recovery, if you wanna go that route, will be an .IMG file.
Fastboot erase cache
Fastboot flash recovery recovery.IMG
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Tried sideloading the RUU .zip rom and it wasn't able to mount cache and told me the .zip was corrupted. Where could I find the stock recovery?
Edit: Got the stock recovery on there now. Trying the RUU again.
xartic12 said:
Tried sideloading the RUU .zip rom and it wasn't able to mount cache and told me the .zip was corrupted. Where could I find the stock recovery?
Edit: Got the stock recovery on there now. Trying the RUU again.
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You can't sideload an ruu zip. Side load is for custom software, not official ruus
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CoryTallman said:
You can't sideload an ruu zip. Side load is for custom software, not official ruus
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I was reading where you could, as it's the stock .zip for your phone (assuming you had the correct one). My problem still is lingering. I have stock recovery installed and it's relocked, still can't manage to get the RUU to correctly read my model.
I posted some pictures, 1 containing the information about the device while the other is the window showing how it matches up.
Xartic, you should first read tutorials on how to flash something. Here on the forum are some. You can also sideload a custom Rom from the forum. Like Viper one
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xartic12 said:
Tried sideloading the RUU .zip rom and it wasn't able to mount cache and told me the .zip was corrupted. Where could I find the stock recovery?
Edit: Got the stock recovery on there now. Trying the RUU again.
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If you can't mount cache partition then the recovery will not work correctly.
I get the same problem few days ago when erasing all partitions.
Try to format cache partition from recovery. I've done it many times until it accept it.
It seems I format it in the wrong format.
If you have "cache mount error" when in recovery, then I don't think flashing a ROM will work (and when it works, the ROM will not boot anyway).
Get rid of this problem first.
Tecardo said:
Xartic, you should first read tutorials on how to flash something. Here on the forum are some. You can also sideload a custom Rom from the forum. Like Viper one
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Actually I did read and know how to flash roms, but the problem isn't that I didn't read, that my friend jumped the gun on flashing without knowing HTC and their s-on situation . The problem is that security still remains on and the phone won't accept the RUU to return it to stock.. I understand the phone is unlocked now but when I attempt the RUU I relock it with no positive results. I resorted to the stock recovery to see if that would help with the RUU, but it doesn't.
truc007 said:
If you can't mount cache partition then the recovery will not work correctly.
I get the same problem few days ago when erasing all partitions.
Try to format cache partition from recovery. I've done it many times until it accept it.
It seems I format it in the wrong format.
If you have "cache mount error" when in recovery, then I don't think flashing a ROM will work (and when it works, the ROM will not boot anyway).
Get rid of this problem first.
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You should use cwm not twrp. that normally works
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Tecardo said:
You should use cwm not twrp. that normally works
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I've noticed cwm has to be used to erase and mount cache. I still can't get anywhere though even being able to boot into any recovery.
Any other ideas on how to fix this problem?
Have you tried;
Unlock
Reflash TWRP or CWM
Redownload custom rom
Wipe everything
"adb push rom.zip /sdcard/"
Allow it to complete
Flash custom rom
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CoryTallman said:
Have you tried;
Unlock
Reflash TWRP or CWM
Redownload custom rom
Wipe everything
"adb push rom.zip /sdcard/"
Allow it to complete
Flash custom rom
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i messed my partitions with touch cwm. I solved the problem from twrp.
but really I don't know how, I played with Parted until I realize i can't find the name of the cache partition. I tried few time until it accept to format the cache. Then that was ok.
I create my problem by erasing all the partitions one by one from cwm (touch version)
CoryTallman said:
Have you tried;
Unlock
Reflash TWRP or CWM
Redownload custom rom
Wipe everything
"adb push rom.zip /sdcard/"
Allow it to complete
Flash custom rom
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I did all of that, and when it reboots it shows the HTC quietly brilliant screen with "This build is for development purposes only..." and will just hang there. I wiped everything before I pushed the Android Revolution Rom.
truc007 said:
i messed my partitions with touch cwm. I solved the problem from twrp.
but really I don't know how, I played with Parted until I realize i can't find the name of the cache partition. I tried few time until it accept to format the cache. Then that was ok.
I create my problem by erasing all the partitions one by one from cwm (touch version)
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Yeah I had to do that to be able to get the right locations mounted. Still am having difficulties though.
xartic12 said:
I did all of that, and when it reboots it shows the HTC quietly brilliant screen with "This build is for development purposes only..." and will just hang there. I wiped everything before I pushed the Android Revolution Rom.
Yeah I had to do that to be able to get the right locations mounted. Still am having difficulties though.
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And when you flashed android revolution there were no errors? The install went as it should? And how long are you letting it sit on that screen before rebooting?
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CoryTallman said:
And when you flashed android revolution there were no errors? The install went as it should? And how long are you letting it sit on that screen before rebooting?
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No errors whatsoever, I let it sit on the screen for about 5 minutes then waited on the HTC screen for about 15-20.
I just now flashed a stock odexed rom and it's doing the same thing, except it doesn't show "This build is for...." at the bottom. I sideloaded it and had no errors.
Also, after I sideload these roms, I have to reflash the recovery each time.
CoryTallman said:
Have you tried;
Unlock
Reflash TWRP or CWM
Redownload custom rom
Wipe everything
"adb push rom.zip /sdcard/"
Allow it to complete
Flash custom rom
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I am having a similar problem right now as I seem to have accidentally deleted my OS at some point
I tried this but the ADB cant find my device but fastboot can.
Any help?
I cant believe this has happen to me but it has happen. I made a back up on my ROM i wiped everything and most of had wiped sd card too. I am using clockworkmod, I'm S off with moonshine and am using Moonshine Custom Hboot Can you guys please help me I dont know what I'm doing I need my phone on for an important call today. I'm thinking sideload is best option but my device cant be found on my pc I'm thinking its because USB debugging isnt checked but idk.
If u can't get adb sideload to work, ur still good. You have s-off, get the 1.29 RUU. Relock ur bootloader, run RUU & start over. Then you can restore ur nanoid
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tonyrance said:
If u can't get adb sideload to work, ur still good. You have s-off, get the 1.29 RUU. Relock ur bootloader, run RUU & start over. Then you can restore ur nanoid
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I was thinking that on my way to and from the store but my moonshine hboot couldnt that brick the device? since its not stock hboot.
Uninstall HTC sync and the drivers install these drives http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2263822
Reboot your pc make sure any anti virus and or firewalls are disabled including Windows firewall. Boot your phone into recovery and click advanced sideload mode then finally adb sideload romname.zip
Off it still fails to see your device assuming your running Windows go into device manager find the unrecognised device and point to the naked drivers. No need at all for RUU's or s-off again.
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I have been running 4.3, s-off on 1.55 & then 1.44 revone. I have started from scratch several time to clean everything up. I'm not sure about moonshine, never used it, but the ruu will return u to stock. I don't think it will be a problem-you will of course have too gain root access again.
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tonyrance said:
I have been running 4.3, s-off on 1.55 & then 1.44 revone. I have started from scratch several time to clean everything up. I'm not sure about moonshine, never used it, but the ruu will return u to stock. I don't think it will be a problem-you will of course have too gain root access again.
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I'm quite sure he already cleaned everything up by formatting his sd card, hehehe. My reply above should get him up and going.
Thanks a bunce, i'm still learning too. Lol!
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tonyrance said:
Thanks a bunce, i'm still learning too. Lol!
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Your trying thats what matters, I learn new stuff everyday.
Konfuzion said:
Uninstall HTC sync and the drivers install these drives http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2263822
Reboot your pc make sure any anti virus and or firewalls are disabled including Windows firewall. Boot your phone into recovery and click advanced sideload mode then finally adb sideload romname.zip
Off it still fails to see your device assuming your running Windows go into device manager find the unrecognised device and point to the naked drivers. No need at all for RUU's or s-off again.
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Konfuzion that method did not work it keeps saying cannot read file name when i try to sideload
How Can I Relock Bootloader with Moonshine hboot? where can I find stock?
SkinnyBiggs said:
How Can I Relock Bootloader with Moonshine hboot? where can I find stock?
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Try flashing TWRP from bootloader just type fastboot flash recovery ChangeToRecoveryName.zip then try to sideload again. If that fails make sure you have updated your adb and try again.
Konfuzion said:
Try flashing TWRP from bootloader just type fastboot flash recovery ChangeToRecoveryName.zip then try to sideload again. If that fails make sure you have updated your adb and try again.
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Still a no go. My adb is updated I just downloaded it on my desktop. I think I'm not typing the recovery right, I not exactly sure what you mean by ChangeToRecovery.zip .
Konfuzion said:
Try flashing TWRP from bootloader just type fastboot flash recovery ChangeToRecoveryName.zip then try to sideload again. If that fails make sure you have updated your adb and try again.
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If you download a recovery and the file you download is called twrp6.2.zip then the command you type is fastboot flash recovery twrp6.2.zip
I am assuming you understand adb? If your adb directory is located at c:/android on your computer that's where you put the recovery image you download and then from a command prompt on your computer you type CD.. (enter) until your at c: then CD android (enter) then type your fastboot flash recovery twrp6.2.zip command.
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Konfuzion said:
If you download a recovery and the file you download is called twrp6.2.zip then the command you type is fastboot flash recovery twrp6.2.zip
I am assuming you understand adb? If your adb directory is located at c:/android on your computer that's where you put the recovery image you download and then from a command prompt on your computer you type CD.. (enter) until your at c: then CD android (enter) then type your fastboot flash recovery twrp6.2.zip command.
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Sorry I kept typing ".zip" instead of ".img" thats why it wasn't picking up the recovery. I still cant side load the Rom that link you gave me doesnt let me install anything.
SkinnyBiggs said:
Sorry I kept typing ".zip" instead of ".img" thats why it wasn't picking up the recovery. I still cant side load the Rom that link you gave me doesnt let me install anything.
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Good luck man, aside from doing it for you I don't know how to help. Everything I have told you it's quite simple.
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Konfuzion said:
Good luck man, aside from doing it for you I don't know how to help. Everything I have told you it's quite simple.
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I cant even be mad at you I figured you were starting to get irritated. the ADB works in bootloader its just not picking up in recovery for some reason. Just Like my UTG Cord worked in the ROM but not in the recovery. IDK what's wrong Thanks for your time and effort.
Do you know how I can get Stock Bootloader to run a RUU? thats the only solution I can think of.
SkinnyBiggs said:
I cant even be mad at you I figured you were starting to get irritated. the ADB works in bootloader its just not picking up in recovery for some reason. Just Like my UTG Cord worked in the ROM but not in the recovery. IDK what's wrong Thanks for your time and effort.
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If your ADB works in Bootloader, try using the toolkit. Worked for me everytime. Just put the rom you want to sideload in the specified folder.
That's why I said to install the Universal Naked Drivers which I linked above your phone will then be recognized in recovery. I am not irritated, but if you can't figure out how to install a driver I can't help you over this forum. I could help you with team viewer but I am not at home.
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Try chaging the name of the rom to "sideload". See if it will sideload it then. "adb sideload sideload.zip"
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Last time i had all kinds of issues also, got some good help like you folks
I was scared to try it on my own, so i bit the bullet and formatted in recovery, used Hasoon2000's toolkit after i redownloaded sdk 32bit(for my 64bit system) and BAMM! Sideload went smooth as silk-not rubbing in your face, but hopefully we've mentioned something that might help.
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Looking for root tools or downloads to root my htc one cannot find a URL link which is working. What's best way to do it and easy way thanks
not hard to find......................sudeki300
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2158151
sudeki300 said:
not hard to find......................sudeki300
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2158151
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Not sure if u were aware all download links for hassons tool has been removed if that's what you were linking me to look at? Thanks
nathlynn22 said:
Not sure if u were aware all download links for hassons tool has been removed if that's what you were linking me to look at? Thanks
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try this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/htc-one#root
zaphodbeeb said:
try this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/htc-one#root
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I've watched that already it says to install zip file through cwm from xda but doesn't mention which file. If I add supersize surely that would root the device but I would like the most recent version it must be somewhere on here I would have thought?
nathlynn22 said:
I've watched that already it says to install zip file through cwm from xda but doesn't mention which file. If I add supersize surely that would root the device but I would like the most recent version it must be somewhere on here I would have thought?
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Personally I prefer TWRP
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2173870
Download this to your adb folder. Once you have unlocked your bootloader, fastboot will work.
Plug your mobile into your pc.
Type
adb devices.
You should see the adb server start up then a serial number of your device.
Then type
adb reboot bootloader (wait a bit for the fastbootusb on the phone to show)
fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.0-m7.img
This will flash the recovery. Boot into the recovery. When you choose to reboot, select system and it will give you an option to install su.
Your rooted.
if you prefer cwm its here
http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager
select your preference (touch or non touch).
zaphodbeeb said:
Personally I prefer TWRP
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2173870
Download this to your adb folder. Once you have unlocked your bootloader, fastboot will work.
Plug your mobile into your pc.
Type
adb devices.
You should see the adb server start up then a serial number of your device.
Then type
adb reboot bootloader (wait a bit for the fastbootusb on the phone to show)
fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.0-m7.img
This will flash the recovery. Boot into the recovery. When you choose to reboot, select system and it will give you an option to install su.
Your rooted.
if you prefer cwm its here
http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager
select your preference (touch or non touch).
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True personally I'd rather have twrp, but I thought to run rum runner cwm was a must can I s-off with that first then flash twrp as a different recovery after and gain root through that would it be a case of then just overwriting the current recovery being cwm thanks
nathlynn22 said:
True personally I'd rather have twrp, but I thought to run rum runner cwm was a must can I s-off with that first then flash twrp as a different recovery after and gain root through that would it be a case of then just overwriting the current recovery being cwm thanks
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You can always use TWRP first to get root, then load up CMW for rumrunner. I have used revone in the past (also got a One s-offed with JCard) so I havnt used rumrunner.
If you need CMW after TWRP then just repeat the instructions above but use the CMW file name instead. You wont need to re root.
zaphodbeeb said:
You can always use TWRP first to get root, then load up CMW for rumrunner. I have used revone in the past (also got a One s-offed with JCard) so I havnt used rumrunner.
If you need CMW after TWRP then just repeat the instructions above but use the CMW file name instead. You wont need to re root.
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Sorted got the supersu all now and gained root through cwm just not got a super su app on it yet I presume I can just install it in recovery to sort that
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nathlynn22 said:
Sorted got the supersu all now and gained root through cwm just not got a super su app on it yet I presume I can just install it in recovery to sort that
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superuser.zip and flash in recovery. Bingo. You will have to reboot, and check for an update etc. Rumrunner next?
zaphodbeeb said:
superuser.zip and flash in recovery. Bingo. You will have to reboot, and check for an update etc. Rumrunner next?
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Well the only other device I have rooted was my Samsung note 1 which was pretty simple. Well I didn't no bit when you first reboot from cwm recovery it says yes to gain root access which I did just need to add supersu which came with rumrunner. Which I sorted tonight just had problems with my laptop and adb not recognizing after testing adb devices.
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nathlynn22 said:
Well the only other device I have rooted was my Samsung note 1 which was pretty simple. Well I didn't no bit when you first reboot from cwm recovery it says yes to gain root access which I did just need to add supersu which came with rumrunner. Which I sorted tonight just had problems with my laptop and adb not recognizing after testing adb devices.
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Cool, job done then.
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nathlynn22 said:
Well the only other device I have rooted was my Samsung note 1 which was pretty simple. Well I didn't no bit when you first reboot from cwm recovery it says yes to gain root access which I did just need to add supersu which came with rumrunner. Which I sorted tonight just had problems with my laptop and adb not recognizing after testing adb devices.
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So rooted and s-offed. Job done then.
A couple of months back I flashed my HTC One to a GPE Rom and then updating using OTA to Android 4.3 which was working fine.
Upon finding this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2356654
I wanted to flash to 4.4 using it. I followed instructions and it said it installed fine.
However I'm no stuck in a boot loop.
I get the "HTc quietly brilliant" screen and then it reboots, and this loops.
I can hold down vol button and then select recovery but as soon as I do it reboots and I cannot get into recover. I've tried a few adb commands like adb reboot recovery etc. and it just says device not found. Any tips?
Is your bootloader unlocked? Custom or stock recovery?
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Ivanovic said:
Is your bootloader unlocked? Custom or stock recovery?
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Before doing the flashing I was bootloader unlocked and was using clockwork mod if that is what you're asking.
You flashed a custom Google edition Rom or your converted your phone to Google edition (change cid,stock Rom,stock recovery) ?
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Ivanovic said:
You flashed a custom Google edition Rom or your converted your phone to Google edition (change cid,stock Rom,stock recovery) ?
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I didn't change anything, just flashed a Rom to make it a GPE. I just installed clockwork mod and flashed the rom.
this is the name of the rom I used
bigxie_m7_GPe_JWR66V_odexed-signed
Maybe the 4.4 you flashed isn't compatible. I suggest you flash back that Rom or restore your nandroid backup if any
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Ivanovic said:
Maybe the 4.4 you flashed isn't compatible. I suggest you flash back that Rom or restore your nandroid backup if any
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How can I do this if my phone won't go into recovery and just keeps looping to boot screen?
Reflash cwm or twrp. You need the latest version.
Then flash again ARHD 5.1 Rom and make sure you full wipe.
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Ivanovic said:
Reflash cwm or twrp. You need the latest version.
Then flash again ARHD 5.1 Rom and make sure you full wipe.
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Same here. I even dunno how to flash a new recovery...i don´t have any access to the phone - only hboot...
Boot to bootloader. Choose fastboot and then connect your phone to PC.
Next step is to download the latest version of your favorite custom recovery and place it inside the fastboot folder. Open a command window and write fastboot devices to check that fastboot is working and then write the following:
Fastboot flash recovery filename.img
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Ivanovic said:
Boot to bootloader. Choose fastboot and then connect your phone to PC.
Next step is to download the latest version of your favorite custom recovery and place it inside the fastboot folder. Open a command window and write fastboot devices to check that fastboot is working and then write the following:
Fastboot flash recovery filename.img
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Ok,but there´s a little problem : ABD couldn´t find my device..
Download the latest HTC drivers. There are in the android development sub forum
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Ivanovic said:
Download the latest HTC drivers. There are in the android development sub forum
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Puh...recovery works again.Thanks ! But I got another question : Is it possible to flash a ROM directly by using ADB ?
No. But you can use adb to transfer a Rom to your sdcard using adb push command
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Ivanovic said:
No. But you can use adb to transfer a Rom to your sdcard using adb push command
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Like discribed in this thread ?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1667929
Yes, that is the way to so it
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Ivanovic said:
Yes, that is the way to so it
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It won´t work...
I´m not able to mount/unmount system with theTWPR 2.6.3.0...but it´s the only recovery that works. I couldn´t even find the right cwm recovery...damn...
I'm was having the exact same problem, and I believe it's because you're S-ON like I am (says in the first green line of the bootloader)
Problem is try as I might (rum runner, Moonshine, revone) I cannot for the life of me get my phone S-OFF
Rum runner tells me there is no adb connection to the device, yet moonshine has no problem there and it's driving me nuts.
Until you can get S-OFF (and if you manage it let me know how) you'll more than likely have bootloop issues with that ROM
DiCR7 said:
I won´t work...
I´m not able to mount/unmount system with theTWPR 2.6.3.0...but it´s the only recovery that works. I couldn´t even find the right cwm recovery...damn...
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Make sure adb works and write the paths correctly. What kind of error did you get?
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Ivanovic said:
Make sure adb works and write the paths correctly. What kind of error did you get?
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This one seems to be proper :
C:\Program Files\Minimal ADB and Fastboot>adb push Android_Revolution_HD-One_4.1
_GE.zip /sdcard/Android_Revolution_HD-One_4.1_GE.zip
2282 KB/s (452221989 bytes in 193.456s)
..but after that,,,unable to open the zip file..and the best - the zip file has gone!!
Hmm..with TWPR I´m not able to mount the sdcard..maybe thats the failure...
I tried to return to stock using mike1986 instructions. ie, download stock Rom and put on sd and download stock recovery for fastboot flash.
Problem was, when I tried to fastboot flash the recovery I got a message that "appeared" to be sayin the recovery was to big in size.
Does that make any sense to anyone, if so, can anyone suggest anything ?
Thanks
Edit, I'm s-on
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10rdan said:
I tried to return to stock using mike1986 instructions. ie, download stock Rom and put on sd and download stock recovery for fastboot flash.
Problem was, when I tried to fastboot flash the recovery I
Does that make any sense to anyone, if so, can anyone suggest anything ?
Thanks
Edit, I'm s-on
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I was having problems before had encrypted ruu instead of decrypted,not sure if that helps but fixed my problem to return to stock.make sure you have wright ruu for carrier
10rdan said:
I tried to return to stock using mike1986 instructions. ie, download stock Rom and put on sd and download stock recovery for fastboot flash.
Problem was, when I tried to fastboot flash the recovery I got a message that "appeared" to be sayin the recovery was to big in size.
Does that make any sense to anyone, if so, can anyone suggest anything ?
Thanks
Edit, I'm s-on
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First off, Post a fastboot getvar all ( minus your imei no and serial no ).
Is your bootloader unlocked?
post links to recovery you were trying to flash and how you were trying to flash it?
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First off, Post a fastboot getvar all ( minus your imei no and serial no ).
Is your bootloader unlocked?
post links to recovery you were trying to flash and how you were trying to flash it?
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Was trying to flash stock, 4.19.401.11, recovery via fastboot command after flashing stock Rom via twrp. Wouldn't flash, question is why ?
Handset is "found" with "adb device", just wouldn't flash recovery.
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10rdan said:
Was trying to flash stock, 4.19.401.11, recovery via fastboot command after flashing stock Rom via twrp. Wouldn't flash, question is why ?
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Without a fastboot getvar all and a screenshot of your bootloader, and how you tried to flash it, i cant say
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Without a fastboot getvar all and a screenshot of your bootloader, and how you tried to flash it, i cant say
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I've gone back to, backed up, ARHD62 so can't give you what you're asking for. Thanks anyway.
Reason I wanted to go back to stock was to get latest firmware when it's released then re unlock bootloader etc and flash ARHD71. NOT s-off.
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I've gone back to, backed up, ARHD62 so can't give you what you're asking for. Thanks anyway.
Reason I wanted to go back to stock was to get latest firmware when it's released then re unlock bootloader etc and flash ARHD71. NOT s-off.
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BTW, a getvar can be gotten no matter what ROM you are on... it would help identify your device, and if you do want to stay S-On, perhaps find a signed firmware.zip for your phone.