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No OS, no recovery

Hi everyone, as You can tell I'm a novice when it comes to these things and I don't wish to bore you with the details of how I got into this pickle (unless it's needed) but long story short, my phone does not have an OS and it does not have a recovery. Whenever I turn on the phone it displays this screen:
{
***TAMPERED***
***RELOCKED***
***SECURITY WARNING***
M7_WLS PVT SHIP S-ON RH
HBOOT-1.44.0000
RADIO-1.00.20.0315
OpenDSP-v26.120.274.0202
eMMC-boot
Mar 18 2013, 18:47:36:-1
FASTBOOT
<VOL UP> to previous item
<VOL DOWN> to next item
<POWER> to select item
BOOTOADER
REBOOT
REBOOT BOOTLOADER
POWER DOWN
}
That's pretty much all I can do on this phone and I need some guidance on what to do. Thanks in advance!

Use fastboot to flash a recovery. Look at the q&a rollup thread in the stickies to learn how. Then flash a rom of choice by doing an adb push in your new recovery. If this all happened because you flashed a non Sprint Rom, you have more issues to deal with. The second option is to RUU back to stock. This is only possible if you didn't get the latest OTA before borking you phone. If you did get the OTA, you will need to s-off. Read the sticky threads, learn how to achieve these things. There are also countless more posts just like yours in this section with answers.
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propjockey said:
Use fastboot to flash a recovery. Look at the q&a rollup thread in the stickies to learn how. Then flash a rom of choice by doing an adb push in your new recovery. If this all happened because you flashed a non Sprint Rom, you have more issues to deal with. The second option is to RUU back to stock. This is only possible if you didn't get the latest OTA before borking you phone. If you did get the OTA, you will need to s-off. Read the sticky threads, learn how to achieve these things. There are also countless more posts just like yours in this section with answers.
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I have been using the sticky, it's just that my backup didnt work after wiping my stuff, and I eventually ended up re-locking my phone, but ill continue to try on the matter

Are you on the latest firmware? Can you manually reboot into recovery using the physical buttons?
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propjockey said:
Are you on the latest firmware? Can you manually reboot into recovery using the physical buttons?
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Not sure on the firmware, but no I cannot manually boot into recovery.

How did this happen? Was it a incorrect Rom flash? If so, I think your only option is to try to get s-off using revone. If you can get adb to work well enough to push a file to your storage and run some cmd prompt commands, you should be able to s-off. Then you can RUU back to stock with everything back to factory specs. This process of s-off is only needed if you are on the latest firmware (1.31) because we only have the older firmware RUU file. The system won't allow an older one to flash over a newer one unless your s-off.
Edit: I think your on the older firmware. The radio thou have listed is the same as mine, and I'm in 1.29. Does your computer recognize it when in the boot loader?
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no, it wasn't an incorrect flash, I had tried to restore my rom back to stock from a backup I had, but I had wiped everything before and it turns out my backup was somehow corrupt, so I had no rom to flash. I tried to fix it somehow but I just ended up locking my bootloader and now I am here.
would I just use the all in one toolkit to try and redo everything and ADB push?

You probably could. Unlock again, push a recovery again, push a Rom file using adb to new recovery. Flash and profit.
If things got worse than that, ie: corrupt partitions, then you will likely have to RUU to stock.
Also, now may not be the time to do this but, look into learning basic fastboot and adb commands. They can be a real life saver and help out when an all in one toolkit isn't working or doesn't exist. But I bet you don't want to download the sdk, setup, and learn tonight. Especial not with a phone that's hurt already. For the future though, could save your day.
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I tried to ADB push a rom before, but to no avail, and when I tried to restore from a backup, it mentioned something about there not being a partition. Hopefully this I won't run into this problem again

Good luck!
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well i managed to get TWRP back on, but I cant do the ADB push, I'm getting an error that says "unable to mount '/data'"
any thoughts on this error?

Try sideloading.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2317989
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after all my attempts of trying to ADB sideload, I still get an error after I "swipe to side load"
I keep getting
E: unable to mount '/data'
E: unable to recreate /data/media folder.
Updating partition details
E: unable to mount '/data'
E: unable to mount internal storage
unable to mount data/media during GUI startup
E: unable to mount /data/media/TWRP/ .twrp
E: unable to mount '/data'
E: unable to mount '/data'
E: unable to mount '/data'
I'm at a total loss, and Ive been looking through the sticky and other threads

EmSeeMAC said:
after all my attempts of trying to ADB sideload, I still get an error after I "swipe to side load"
I keep getting
E: unable to mount '/data'
E: unable to recreate /data/media folder.
Updating partition details
E: unable to mount '/data'
E: unable to mount internal storage
unable to mount data/media during GUI startup
E: unable to mount /data/media/TWRP/ .twrp
E: unable to mount '/data'
E: unable to mount '/data'
E: unable to mount '/data'
I'm at a total loss, and Ive been looking through the sticky and other threads
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if your bootloader is relocked how would you be able to sideload a rom, if thats what you're trying to do i would unlock then reflash recovery and go from there.why did you relock?

Aldo101t said:
if your bootloader is relocked how would you be able to sideload a rom, if thats what you're trying to do i would unlock then reflash recovery and go from there.why did you relock?
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I unlocked it again, I had relocked it by accident, but I am getting this error

EmSeeMAC said:
I unlocked it again, I had relocked it by accident, but I am getting this error
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what did you flash to your phone before this.

Aldo101t said:
what did you flash to your phone before this.
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d3rprom and bulletproof kernel

EmSeeMAC said:
d3rprom and bulletproof kernel
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does adb work/?
if so i would reflash recovery and then try to sideload a rom

Aldo101t said:
does adb work/?
if so i would reflash recovery and then try to sideload a rom
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Im trying to get adb to work

EmSeeMAC said:
Im trying to get adb to work
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delete your htc drivers then plug phone in to computer and let the drivers reinstall, try that??

[Q] soft bricked HTC One with no OS installed

Hi ALL!
First off I'd like to say thanks for such a forum! Its the first go to place for me for anything android.
Yesterday I did something terrible and very careless from my side. I un-intentionally deleted the /system partition on my HTC One while playing with it and now I am paying for my careless mistake. I have been looking for possible solutions here on this forum and elsewhere on the internet. I did manage to do an *adb sideload push* of a custom ROM and tried to install that but for some reason I cant mount some partitions from my sdcard for example /cache.
I tried exchanging between TWRP (latest) and CWM (touch latest) but no solution so far with the adb sideload method. So I have no OS installed on my phone and the phone sometimes hangs in the HTC Quietly Brilliant display page or sometimes it wouldnt even go in to the Recovery mode but keeps rebooting.
I am clueless at this point, please shade some light on my situation.
In the attached pic you'd find the output from the *fastboot getvar all* command and the phone is S-ON and Unlocked just to mention.
I really appreciate it...

What is the exact error when installing the ROM?
What ROM?
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SaHiLzZ said:
What is the exact error when installing the ROM?
What ROM?
sent from my mobile device
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I tried installing Android_Revolution_HD-One_51.0 and One_4.18.401.8_odexed ROMS. I tried installing the Android_Revolution_HD ROM by adb sideload method both for the CWM and TWRP recoveries and it would actually start the AROMA installer and goes on to install but its premature installation. It just finishes fast (sometimes with a success flag but mostly with an error message saying META_INF error -- sorry i havent logged that error, so I am not putting the right wordings).
But now I am downloading the RUU for the 2.24.401.8 OS and I will give it a try. And I will get back to you.
tnx

are u s-off? make sure ur using twrp 2.6.3.3 and not 2.6.3.4, also do a full wipe/factory reset before you try flashing the rom

xnknown said:
are u s-off? make sure ur using twrp 2.6.3.3 and not 2.6.3.4, also do a full wipe/factory reset before you try flashing the rom
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Hi,
No, I am not S-OFF at the moment. ( I have attached a snippet of my status on the phone from the fastboot getvar all command on my first thread)
So currently I have no OS installed and I am not sure if there is any tool that can do S-OFF without installed OS. I tried rumrunner tool but it didnt help either ( I read that its the option to go for if one has hboot version 1.54, which I happen to have)
So the error messages I am getting are as follows.... ( this is in CWM recovery)
E: Can't open /cache/recovery/last_install
E: Can't open /cache/recovery/log
mount: mounting /dev/block/mmcblk0p36 on /cache failed: Invalid argument
W: failed to mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p36 /File exists)
W: Can't unlink /cache/recovery/command​
I appreciate your helps!

If you flash 2.6.3.4 TWRP recovery, and click install, is your SD card size 0?
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SaHiLzZ said:
If you flash 2.6.3.4 TWRP recovery, and click install, is your SD card size 0?
sent from my mobile device
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TWRP 2.6.3.4 recovery is not working correct. It hangs saying "Entering Recovery...". It is something strange.

Fastboot erase cache in fastboot mode
Install the latest twrp by using the fastboot command.
Sideload through adb or store the ROM in your USB, mount USB drive using the usb-otg cable and then flash it from there.
Both methods should work
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EnIXmA said:
Fastboot erase cache in fastboot mode
Install the latest twrp by using the fastboot command.
Sideload through adb or store the ROM in your USB, mount USB drive using the usb-otg cable and then flash it from there.
Both methods should work
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I have tried Sideload having both latest recoveries of TWRP and CWM. Had problem to mount the cache partition (look earlier post). I will have to resort to the USB-OTG cable.
But I got myself in to a big and real problem now. I locked the oem from the fastboot command line thinking to run RUU.exe but it was a BAD BAD choice! Is there any hope for me now? Now my phone says
*****TAMPERED*****
*****RELOCKED*****
*****Security Warning*******
Oh boy! I am in real trouble. Please help!

SOLVED!
vvolverin said:
I have tried Sideload having both latest recoveries of TWRP and CWM. Had problem to mount the cache partition (look earlier post). I will have to resort to the USB-OTG cable.
But I got myself in to a big and real problem now. I locked the oem from the fastboot command line thinking to run RUU.exe but it was a BAD BAD choice! Is there any hope for me now? Now my phone says
*****TAMPERED*****
*****RELOCKED*****
*****Security Warning*******
Oh boy! I am in real trouble. Please help!
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HI,
I finally managed to get the phone up and running. Thanks all for your prompt support.
So, what I did was, first I had to unlock using HTCdev unlock and then installed the latest TWRP recovery for the HTC One ( I think its 2.6.3.3 for HTC One and 2.6.3.4 might be for the HTC One X, because I couldn't manage to install it properly and I couldnt find the 2.6.3.4 version in a download list for the HTC One)....anyway after installing the custom recovery I tried installing stock ROM ( latest from Android Revolution HD --- One_4.19.401.8 OS version.
Oh I am so relieved...its been a good learning process anyway but not so nice if one has just one phone to play with. I probably have missed some important phone calls during the time my phone was down
Once again Thumbs up, Kudos for all those who answered to my desperate questions and Mike1986 for the nice work you are doing!

System partition need to be mounted in TWRP to flash ROMs?

Hey guys. I've got TWRP 2.7.1.1 installed, but have been unable to flash 4.4.4 ROMs. They fail every time. Those who know my situation know my phone was recently soft bricked after I installed tdhite's TWRP 2.7.1.3 for Sprint HTC One m7. After restoring using RUU and reunlocking the bootloader and flashing SuperSU, I got everything working again and luckily had a backup of one of my favorite HTC One setups using the stock ROM only, along with Xposed framework.
Anyway:I was playing around in TWRP today and went to Mount and noticed that the system partition is not mounted. I'm thinking this may be why I am having trouble flashing ROMs. Should I just click on the system partition to mount it and then try to flash one of the custom AOSP ROMS?

MarkBell said:
Hey guys. I've got TWRP 2.7.1.1 installed, but have been unable to flash 4.4.4 ROMs. They fail every time. Those who know my situation know my phone was recently soft bricked after I installed tdhite's TWRP 2.7.1.3 for Sprint HTC One m7. After restoring using RUU and reunlocking the bootloader and flashing SuperSU, I got everything working again and luckily had a backup of one of my favorite HTC One setups using the stock ROM only, along with Xposed framework.
Anyway:I was playing around in TWRP today and went to Mount and noticed that the system partition is not mounted. I'm thinking this may be why I am having trouble flashing ROMs. Should I just click on the system partition to mount it and then try to flash one of the custom AOSP ROMS?
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no, I don't be-leave it will do anything for you

clsA said:
no, I don't be-leave it will do anything for you
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What about flashing an earlier version of TWRP and then flashing 2.7.1.1 again? I'm really wanting to try out the GPS fix recommended for the AOSP ROMs.

MarkBell said:
What about flashing an earlier version of TWRP and then flashing 2.7.1.1 again? I'm really wanting to try out the GPS fix recommended for the AOSP ROMs.
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use that CWM recovery you have

clsA said:
use that CWM recovery you have
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Still no dice using TWRP or CWM. I'm screwed. Can't flash ANYTHING at all through any version of TWRP or CWM.
Stuck on rooted stock with Xposed tweaks for now, I suppose.
Anyone think it's worth a try to sideload a rom?

MarkBell said:
Those who know my situation
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Why do you expect us to be familiar with your situation?
MarkBell said:
Anyway:I was playing around in TWRP today and went to Mount and noticed that the system partition is not mounted. I'm thinking this may be why I am having trouble flashing ROMs. Should I just click on the system partition to mount it and then try to flash one of the custom AOSP ROMS?
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most (probably all) installer scripts mount and unmount (possibly even format) the partitions it needs.
MarkBell said:
Hey guys. I've got TWRP 2.7.1.1 installed, but have been unable to flash 4.4.4 ROMs.
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you need to start providing more details, a good starting point is usually:
1- a "fastboot getvar all" (excluding IMEI, MEID, S/N)
2- name and version of recovery you are using (yes, you did mention that, next time add it's the sprint variant as most of us are on m7_u/ul)
3- what you are trying flash (including link)
4- what error does the installer throw? "unable to flash" is very vague

nkk71 said:
Why do you expect us to be familiar with your situation?
most (probably all) installer scripts mount and unmount (possibly even format) the partitions it needs.
you need to start providing more details, a good starting point is usually:
1- a "fastboot getvar all" (excluding IMEI, MEID, S/N)
2- name and version of recovery you are using (yes, you did mention that, next time add it's the sprint variant as most of us are on m7_u/ul)
3- what you are trying flash (including link)
4- what error does the installer throw? "unable to flash" is very vague
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It's ok ..I been helping him for a few days
he has a sprint phone and was softbricked from a bad recovery install. So he's kinda gun shy on flashing recovery's.
He wants to use an AOSP Rom that's kitkat 4.4.4 but all the normal versions of recovery have trouble flashing.

[SOLVED] [Q] HTC One only bootloader and recovery works

Last night tried installing SkyDragon v.9. It installed, the phone booted into rom and then started rebooting. Now i cant flash any rom because the phone reboots on the stage of wiping something. I installed newer twrp 2.8.0.2. Now i have these erros: unable to mount data and unable to mount internal storage. I'm S-ON unlocked. Tried ADB Sideload but it says device not found. Have no idea what to do. Saw somewhere that you can relock, unlock and install RUU to unbrick, but im not sure if i should do that. Help please.

OK. So... Try this:
From recovery go into Advanced Wipe, select all and wipe 2 or 3 times.
Reboot into bootloader.
In fastboot mode, make fastboot erase cache.
Then boot into recovery, and try ADB Sideload again or install rom via USB OTG (if you have)
If it also doesn't work try sth like this - it worked for me some time ago.
I saw that my PC recognizes my phone as normal storage when it's booted into TWRP and I don't need ADB Sideload. Try copy ROM like this and install.
If it won't work, you'll have to install RUU

Bruce666 said:
OK. So... Try this:
From recovery go into Advanced Wipe, select all and wipe 2 or 3 times.
Reboot into bootloader.
In fastboot mode, make fastboot erase cache.
Then boot into recovery, and try ADB Sideload again or install rom via USB OTG (if you have)
If it also doesn't work try sth like this - it worked for me some time ago.
I saw that my PC recognizes my phone as normal storage when it's booted into TWRP and I don't need ADB Sideload. Try copy ROM like this and install.
If it won't work, you'll have to install RUU
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It didn't work Which RUU should i choose? M7-UL, hboot-1.55.0000, radio-4a.21.3263.04. I live in russia so i suppose i need one with "europe" in it's name? And how should i re-lock? Just by using fastboot command?

Give me CID ill try to find ruu 4u

Bruce666 said:
Give me CID ill try to find ruu 4u
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HTC_A07

http://www.htc1guru.com/2014/03/android-ruu-europe/

Bruce666 said:
http://www.htc1guru.com/2014/03/android-ruu-europe/
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Thank you very much! Really hope this works.

It must work. If you need help writr here

[email protected] said:
Last night tried installing SkyDragon v.9. It installed, the phone booted into rom and then started rebooting. Now i cant flash any rom because the phone reboots on the stage of wiping something. I installed newer twrp 2.8.0.2. Now i have these erros: unable to mount data and unable to mount internal storage. I'm S-ON unlocked. Tried ADB Sideload but it says device not found. Have no idea what to do. Saw somewhere that you can relock, unlock and install RUU to unbrick, but im not sure if i should do that. Help please.
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If it reboots immediately when you try to wipe or flash something (i.e instant black screen then reboot)
You can probably fix it with e2fsck.
Boot to recovery select Mount then unmount all partitions return to twrp home screen and connect usb and check adb is working with
Code:
adb devices
You should get an output of your serial no.
Then do this
Code:
adb shell
e2fsck -fvy /dev/block/mmcblk0p35
e2fsck -fvy /dev/block/mmcblk0p36
e2fsck -fvy /dev/block/mmcblk0p37
exit
Now try to flash the Rom again
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After i installed twrp 2.8.0.2 i can wipe. Well, sometimes it does wipe but sometimes it just writes error: unable to mount data and unable to mount internal storage. When i try flashing rom, for example viperone 7.0.1, it writes "set_perm some changes failed" right at the 0%. I tried installing cyanogenmod 11s and it installed without errors. But when i boot into rom, it says something like "the process android ui crashed".

[email protected] said:
After i installed twrp 2.8.0.2 i can wipe. Well, sometimes it does wipe but sometimes it just writes error: unable to mount data and unable to mount internal storage. When i try flashing rom, for example viperone 7.0.1, it writes "set_perm some changes failed" right at the 0%. I tried installing cyanogenmod 11s and it installed without errors. But when i boot into rom, it says something like "the process android ui crashed".
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check the Frequently Asked Question sticky page 3
Point D, relates to unable to mount
Point C, relates to permission errors for certain ROMs, 2.6.3.3 should work or 2.8.0.1;
2.8.0.2 is known to have problems with certain ROMs

nkk71 said:
check the Frequently Asked Question sticky page 3
Point D, relates to unable to mount
Point C, relates to permission errors for certain ROMs, 2.6.3.3 should work or 2.8.0.1;
2.8.0.2 is known to have problems with certain ROMs
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Dude, you are a wizard! Installed 2.6.3.3 and flashed viper without any problems. Yay it's working :laugh: . Couldn't think that recovery can cause these errors. I've been using 2.7.1.1 for quite a long time so i thought it'll work like it always did, but it just kept rebooting on wiping stage. So now it's working prefectly fine :good: Spent 5 hours today looking for sloutions and i have no idea how i missed your post on the faq thread. Thank you very much for your help! And thanks to everyone who responded!

[email protected] said:
Dude, you are a wizard! Installed 2.6.3.3 and flashed viper without any problems. Yay it's working :laugh: . Couldn't think that recovery can cause these errors. I've been using 2.7.1.1 for quite a long time so i thought it'll work like it always did, but it just kept rebooting on wiping stage. So now it's working prefectly fine :good: Spent 5 hours today looking for sloutions and i have no idea how i missed your post on the faq thread. Thank you very much for your help! And thanks to everyone who responded!
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no problem,
2.6.3.3 is best for most ROMs, unless they require a recovery with "by-name" support (such as CM11), then you need 2.7.0.8 or higher
i've also successfully flashed using 2.8.0.1, but .2 seems to have issues again.
and if all is good now, can you also edit main thread title to include [SOLVED], thanks
edit the first post -> at the bottom of the edit window, click Go Advanced, and then you can edit main title

[Q] Unable to delete parts on my HTC one M7 storage,also unable to get back to stock

Well, hello everybody on the xda forums,
My problem ist that I am unable to make an software update on my HTC One (meaning OTA).
In addition, I also am unable to get my storage back. What does that mean? Well, a large part of my internal storage is taken (look screenshots). I guess that the storage is taken by backus which have been made by TWRP recovery, some months ago. Now I am unable to get the storage free.
What I tried so far:
- Full system wipe (inside of the settings on the device)
- Format system with TWRP
- Data cache wipe
- Flashed RUU file
I put down some screenshots for better understanding. If something else is needed please just ask. I would be grateful for any help.
Happy Holidays !

AndroidFanOnHTC said:
Well, hello everybody on the xda forums,
My problem ist that I am unable to make an software update on my HTC One (meaning OTA).
In addition, I also am unable to get my storage back. What does that mean? Well, a large part of my internal storage is taken (look screenshots). I guess that the storage is taken by backus which have been made by TWRP recovery, some months ago. Now I am unable to get the storage free.
What I tried so far:
- Full system wipe (inside of the settings on the device)
- Format system with TWRP
- Data cache wipe
- Flashed RUU file
I put down some screenshots for better understanding. If something else is needed please just ask. I would be grateful for any help.
Happy Holidays !
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Which RUU did you use? (link if possible) and did you relock your bootloader before using the RUU?
When you used recovery to wipe did you use the option "Format Data"? or just advanced wipe specific partitions? Which version of TWRP?

Danny201281 said:
Which RUU did you use? (link if possible) and did you relock your bootloader before using the RUU?
-RUU_M7_UL_K44_SENSE55_MR_HTC_Europe_4.19.401.9_R_Radio_4A.23.3263.28_10.38r.1157.04L_release_353069_signed_2-1
(that is the name of the file)
-I did relock the bootloader before using the RUU, as you can see on the screenshots, the bootloader is relocked
When you used recovery to wipe did you use the option "Format Data"? or just advanced wipe specific partitions? Which version of TWRP?
-I used "Format Data"
-It was Version 2.6.3 back then as far as I remember, but I am pretty sure (but now I am on stock recovery)
THX in advance for any helpful advice or even a solution
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AndroidFanOnHTC said:
Well, hello everybody on the xda forums,
My problem ist that I am unable to make an software update on my HTC One (meaning OTA).
In addition, I also am unable to get my storage back. What does that mean? Well, a large part of my internal storage is taken (look screenshots). I guess that the storage is taken by backus which have been made by TWRP recovery, some months ago. Now I am unable to get the storage free.
What I tried so far:
- Full system wipe (inside of the settings on the device)
- Format system with TWRP
- Data cache wipe
- Flashed RUU file
I put down some screenshots for better understanding. If something else is needed please just ask. I would be grateful for any help.
Happy Holidays !
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AndroidFanOnHTC said:
Danny201281 said:
Which RUU did you use? (link if possible) and did you relock your bootloader before using the RUU?
-RUU_M7_UL_K44_SENSE55_MR_HTC_Europe_4.19.401.9_R_Radio_4A.23.3263.28_10.38r.1157.04L_release_353069_signed_2-1
(that is the name of the file)
-I did relock the bootloader before using the RUU, as you can see on the screenshots, the bootloader is relocked
When you used recovery to wipe did you use the option "Format Data"? or just advanced wipe specific partitions? Which version of TWRP?
-I used "Format Data"
-It was Version 2.6.3 back then as far as I remember, but I am pretty sure (but now I am on stock recovery)
THX in advance for any helpful advice or even a solution
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That's not the right ruu for your device. Try this one http://androidruu.com/getdownload.p...8_10.38r.1157.04L_release_353143_signed_2.exe
You will need to relock your bootloader :good:
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