So, my dad bought an HTC One from a seller on EBay. The phone was originally on Sprint, but it was unlocked; when he got the phone, it didn't work initially, and after he and my mom trouble shooted for a bit, they got it working. Those are the only details I know; I don't know what the problem was.
After they got it working, my dad did something to the phone, and it froze up completely. He let the battery drain, and then I went to work. When I got back, he had wiped the OS, and the only thing it can do is boot into TWRP v2.5.0.0. I don't know what else he did, or what else he tried.
Here's my problem; I can't flash a ROM on it, because, somehow, it's unrooted. Every time I power it down, TWRP says "Your device is unrooted." I researched a bit on how to root it from that point; but, to do that, you need an OS, which somehow, I do not have. It seems like, to get the phone rooted, I need an OS, and to get an OS, I need it rooted.
So, I tried do use the ADB sideload that a lot of people recommended. I downloaded the SDK packages, I ran Command Prompt, I've tried it at least 30 times by now, but it will not pick up the phone. When I do the "adb devices" command, it has nothing listed. I tried pushing the ROM anyway, just to see, and it fails because, again, "no devices found." I've tried wiping the cache and dalvik, rebooting into recovery, and trying the rooting and the ADB stuff over again, numerous times, and neither one works.
The only thing I haven't tried is doing a RUU; but, before I do that, I decided to ask here, and get some help. The RUU seems extremely complicated, and I don't even know if it will work.
I'll be the first to admit, I really don't know much about Android, or any of this. I've flashed ROMs, and that's about it. So, can anyone tell me what I should try, and if the RUU would work? If it would, can you link me to a guide?
Thank you!
If you hold down the power button while pressing the vol- button, does it load the Bootloader, a white screen with options.
Are you using Windows 8.1? Because if you are fastboot only works on HTC devices with 1.54 and up on 8.1. I was messing with my DNA this weekend and realized that adb picks it up if I'm in twrp but if I'm in the boot loader I get no device found. I also have an HTC one which isn't rooted and adb can pick it up in Windows 8.1 in normal debug mode and while I'm also in the boot loader. I'm using usb 2.0 so make sure that is what you plug it in to. Otherwise, there are driver issues with adb and fastboot in 8.1 and htc has not updated their drivers for it.
Other option is to download a live CD of Linux and try sideloading a Rom through there.
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Awsom0 said:
Here's my problem; I can't flash a ROM on it, because, somehow, it's unrooted. Every time I power it down, TWRP says "Your device is unrooted." I researched a bit on how to root it from that point; but, to do that, you need an OS, which somehow, I do not have. It seems like, to get the phone rooted, I need an OS, and to get an OS, I need it rooted.
Thank you!
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If you're problem is not having root , then try flashing a supersu.zip through recovery. That should enable root access you're able to enter recovery.
I thought twrp provided root, anyways theres any option in advanced I think you can sideload a rom via adb push. It's something like adb sideload "name of rom sideloading.zip" and I don't think you need to be rooted to sideload.
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Root doesn't come with recovery and can be lost sometimes upon flashing a new rom. That's why the supersu.zip exists.
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If the supersu.zip doesn't work, then you'll DEFINITELY have to find a way to get ADB working. Because that'll be your only hope
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Best ruu based info here
forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1672425
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twrp does offer root if your not rooted
teamw.in/project/twrp2
Under change log taken right from there page
Added a root checker and offer to install SuperSU if the device isn't
already rooted
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DEFNUB said:
Best ruu based info here
forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1672425
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twrp does offer root if your not rooted
teamw.in/project/twrp2
Under change log taken right from there page
Added a root checker and offer to install SuperSU if the device isn't
already rooted
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Yes upon initial install. But I know some ROMs which say you lose that root access after flashing it and tell you to flash the supersu.zip in order restore it.
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Wouldn't that defeat the purpose of having a root checker if their root files could be deleted? I'm pretty sure it's built into the recovery. I could be dead wrong, never ran into a custom rom that's never been with out root.
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Wouldn't that defeat the purpose of having a root checker if their root files could be deleted? I'm pretty sure it's built into the recovery. I could be dead wrong, never ran into a custom rom that's never been with out root.
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i dont get why you need Root to install a ROM? flash a ROM in TWRP by going to Advanced -> ADB Sideload. have a ROM on your PC where the adb and fastboot files are and type in "adb sideload name_of_rom.zip"
select reboot system when it is flashed, when it asks for root select "Do Not Install", and it should reboot into your flashed rom
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i dont get why you need Root to install a ROM? flash a ROM in TWRP by going to Advanced -> ADB Sideload. have a ROM on your PC where the adb and fastboot files are and type in "adb sideload name_of_rom.zip"
select reboot system when it is flashed, when it asks for root select "Do Not Install", and it should reboot into your flashed rom
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My initial understanding was that OP could not get adb working to sideload a Rom. Usually twrp will ask upon reboot to install su if it detects root has been lost.
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If you can't get adb to work, then you should buy a USB-OTG adapter.
With the USB otg you would be able to connect a USB-Stick to the one and mount it in the recovery.
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Or use a ubuntu live CD.
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I forgot to mention, after I could not get the sideload to work, I got an OTG cable, which does work.
profixit said:
If you hold down the power button while pressing the vol- button, does it load the Bootloader, a white screen with options.
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Yes. After I get to the Bootloader, the only place I can go is into Recovery.
BadAzDB said:
If you're problem is not having root , then try flashing a supersu.zip through recovery. That should enable root access you're able to enter recovery.
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I downloaded a file called "UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.86.zip" from a website called "chainfire"; I'd post a link, but I can't do that until I hit 10 posts.
Then I installed it, and it was successful. Then I tried installing a ROM; and it failed again. Then I wiped everything, rebooted, re-installed the SuperSU, rebooted, and tried installing the ROM; it failed again. Also, every time I restart, TWRP still says it is not rooted, and gives the option to root it. I always opt to root it, but it doesn't seem to do anything.
I'm also noticing, when I try and flash the ROM, it does this:
"Updating partition details...
Installing '/usb-otg/ROM.zip'
Checking for MD5 file...
Skipping MD5 check: no MD5 file found.
Verifying zip signature...
E: Zip signature verification failed: 1
Error flashing zip '/usb-otg/ROM.zip'
Updating partition details..."
Could it have something to do with this MD5 check? Or maybe this Zip signature verification?
Awsom0 said:
I forgot to mention, after I could not get the sideload to work, I got an OTG cable, which does work.
Yes. After I get to the Bootloader, the only place I can go is into Recovery.
I downloaded a file called "UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.86.zip" from a website called "chainfire"; I'd post a link, but I can't do that until I hit 10 posts.
Then I installed it, and it was successful. Then I tried installing a ROM; and it failed again. Then I wiped everything, rebooted, re-installed the SuperSU, rebooted, and tried installing the ROM; it failed again. Also, every time I restart, TWRP still says it is not rooted, and gives the option to root it. I always opt to root it, but it doesn't seem to do anything.
I'm also noticing, when I try and flash the ROM, it does this:
"Updating partition details...
Installing '/usb-otg/ROM.zip'
Checking for MD5 file...
Skipping MD5 check: no MD5 file found.
Verifying zip signature...
E: Zip signature verification failed: 1
Error flashing zip '/usb-otg/ROM.zip'
Updating partition details..."
Could it have something to do with this MD5 check? Or maybe this Zip signature verification?
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there's an option in TWRP where you can toggle signature validation off/on. try and turn it off then run the zip.
Root is needed AFTER you install your ROM. I think you have a corrupted zip file. Sideload a ROM but after you download it check the md5 to see if its downloaded correctly. You needed to read more bro. Sounds to me you are very new to this.
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i dont get why you need Root to install a ROM? flash a ROM in TWRP by going to Advanced -> ADB Sideload. have a ROM on your PC where the adb and fastboot files are and type in "adb sideload name_of_rom.zip"
select reboot system when it is flashed, when it asks for root select "Do Not Install", and it should reboot into your flashed rom
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You actually don't need root to flash a Rom. Sounds like a bad download like the other dude said.
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You should be able to install any rom you want as long as you're able to flash zips from the recovery, even if there's no OS installed, that just means the system and boot partitions are empty and they can be easily filled with a rom zip. And root is something that comes with the rom or something you can install after you flash a rom. You don't need root to flash if you can already boot into TWRP.
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Rom Manager was just updated to version 5.0.2.4 and allows you to flash to CWM 6.0.1.6 recovery. Booting to recovery just gives me the Android with a red flag though. Just a FYI till it gets sorted.
Pressing and holding the pwr button will boot you back to the OS. Not a huge deal as we don't have anything to flash at the moment.
If you need to get back to the stock recovery in the meantime which can be found in this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1993331
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Don't Flash this yet, you'll have to re-install the stock recovery or wait for a fix and could possibly brick your phone if you don't know what you're doing.
Is there like an easy way to root other than manually adb pushing? Flashable zip maybe?
I get the same thing as you, says flash successful then the red flag.
F4M0U569 said:
Is there like an easy way to root other than manually adb pushing? Flashable zip maybe?
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You can use the temporary "boot" method as opposed to "flash" when using the current CWM recovery which is posted here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1993331
Don't flash the recovery yet though, it's obviously not sorted. I used the adb method to root which worked fine. I got excited when I saw the new Rom Manager which allowed me to flash recovery because Koush's G+ messages earlier today.
kchino said:
You can use the temporary "boot" method as opposed to "flash" when using the current CWM recovery which is posted here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1993331
Don't flash the recovery yet though, it's obviously not sorted. I used the adb method to root which worked fine. I got excited when I saw the new Rom Manager which allowed me to flash recovery because Koush's G+ messages earlier today.
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I tried using the adb boot method but it doesn't work for me. After booting the insecure boot and taking me to the Android screen, I tried using the codes listed there but it says no device found.
F4M0U569 said:
I tried using the adb boot method but it doesn't work for me. After booting the insecure boot and taking me to the Android screen, I tried using the codes listed there but it says no device found.
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i did it last night and it was quite late, but if i remember correctly i had the same problem but just had to reselect USB debugging
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I am really hoping someone can be of some assistance to me, today i managed to unlock the bootloader, install TWRP and root the phone, i then stupidly downloaded and installed a boot animation from ROM Toolbox lite and went to TWRP and tried to flash it, it came up failed, tried to reboot but it only boots into recovery, tried wiping cache, dalvik cache, factory reset,system and format data and still it only boots into recoverywebt to advanced tried to install it said HTC Dumlock is installed but still boots into recovery,tried reflash to recovery abd restore original boot but still it wont boot up as normal, how can i get the phone to just boot up normally does anyone know?
I am such a twat im usually fairly careful when it comes to this type of thing, it'll be a nightmare if i have to pay to leave it into to get done.
Calm flash a custom rom after a full reset and it should work
If you're having issues putting a rom on your device it's possible through adb sideload with the AIO Toolkit
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If you do a factory reset, you remove the Rom element so ideally as I previously mentioned flash a new Rom problem solved
jonny68 said:
I am really hoping someone can be of some assistance to me, today i managed to unlock the bootloader, install TWRP and root the phone, i then stupidly downloaded and installed a boot animation from ROM Toolbox lite and went to TWRP and tried to flash it, it came up failed, tried to reboot but it only boots into recovery, tried wiping cache, dalvik cache, factory reset,system and format data and still it only boots into recoverywebt to advanced tried to install it said HTC Dumlock is installed but still boots into recovery,tried reflash to recovery abd restore original boot but still it wont boot up as normal, how can i get the phone to just boot up normally does anyone know?
I am such a twat im usually fairly careful when it comes to this type of thing, it'll be a nightmare if i have to pay to leave it into to get done.
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Yeah you need to flash a custom rom - you've wiped system so it won't ever boot no matter how many times you try otherwise
fkofilee said:
Calm flash a custom rom after a full reset and it should work
If you're having issues putting a rom on your device it's possible through adb sideload with the AIO Toolkit
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If you do a factory reset, you remove the Rom element so ideally as I previously mentioned flash a new Rom problem solved
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Thanks mate can you be a little bit more specific as to how i can put a ROM on the phone as ive never heard of that AIO toolkit?
If you enter CWM recovery, theres an option called install zip from sideload. Press that and then plug it into your PC, and in CMD type
Code:
adb sideload <location of rom.zip on PC>
I use TWRP i assume that has the same adb sideload?
I am downloading Android Revolution now, so if i create a folder on C drive called c:\android then the ROM is the the img i flash when i open a command?
jonny68 said:
I use TWRP i assume that has the same adb sideload?
I am downloading Android Revolution now, so if i create a folder on C drive called c:\android then the ROM is the the img i flash when i open a command?
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I presume, I've never used TWRP and yeah correct.
OK i am in ADB sideload now when i open a command and type adb sideload i do not know what else to type, i have saved both the boot img and the full zip file (Android Revolution) in the c:\android folder?
When you type adb devices does your phone show up? Have you installed the correct drivers
MacHackz said:
When you type adb devices does your phone show up? Have you installed the correct drivers
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see the attached, i aloso tried to drag and drop the boot img to the command window and it wouldnt work, then tried the Android Revolution ZIP and it prompts me to use winrar, wtf am i doinf wrong, all i need to know do i use the boot img or the actual full zip file and i need to know what the exact location to type, i created a folder on c drive called android.
I am in an internet cafe too so i cant stay all day just another hour or so.
thanks
I am gonna have to leave it for now as its doing my head in, i wouldn be grateful if someone could post some specific instructions later and ill attempt it tomorrow, everything appears to be ok when i type cmd then
cd c:\android
adb sideload (what is thew exact name of the file i need to enter)
In the folder 'Android' which you cd'd to, is there adb.exe? And you dont use .img you link to the actual rom zip.
jonny68 said:
I am really hoping someone can be of some assistance to me, today i managed to unlock the bootloader, install TWRP and root the phone, i then stupidly downloaded and installed a boot animation from ROM Toolbox lite and went to TWRP and tried to flash it, it came up failed, tried to reboot but it only boots into recovery, tried wiping cache, dalvik cache, factory reset,system and format data and still it only boots into recoverywebt to advanced tried to install it said HTC Dumlock is installed but still boots into recovery,tried reflash to recovery abd restore original boot but still it wont boot up as normal, how can i get the phone to just boot up normally does anyone know?
I am such a twat im usually fairly careful when it comes to this type of thing, it'll be a nightmare if i have to pay to leave it into to get done.
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Instructions are in this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2224536
MacHackz said:
In the folder 'Android' which you cd'd to, is there adb.exe? And you dont use .img you link to the actual rom zip.
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It was a winrar file (android revolution) I also had the boot. Img so it should actually be a zip file instead I
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rayford85 said:
Instructions are in this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2224536
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Cheers hopefully I'll have more luck tomorrow
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jonny68 said:
Thanks mate can you be a little bit more specific as to how i can put a ROM on the phone as ive never heard of that AIO toolkit?
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sorry, I'm in panic with the same problem
If I try sideload, I receive this message
* cannot read 'sideload' *
what can I do? I'm like a desperate....
That's a problem wit twrp
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Buddy before anything else could you please put/attach/upload the flashable zip of the bootanimation you got from ROM toolbox?
It is better that we know first what partition it has overwritten so we could distinguish what we need to fix.
I understand that usually the system partition is the culprit but reading from the thread that is all pure guesses. It could be you overwritten a different partition that resulted to this.
Hey everyone. I know I totally screwed up. So I got my Phone today. HTC One from Sprint. I went to unlock bootloader. Success, but when I went to install a custom rom I went to do a wipe, I guess I wiped the wrong thing. So now I don't have a OS, and stuck in TWRP because it won't load. Is there a way to push the rom to the phone and install from there? Or do I need a RUU? Or best bet is try to get a new phone?
azbigmike1369 said:
Hey everyone. I know I totally screwed up. So I got my Phone today. HTC One from Sprint. I went to unlock bootloader. Success, but when I went to install a custom rom I went to do a wipe, I guess I wiped the wrong thing. So now I don't have a OS, and stuck in TWRP because it won't load. Is there a way to push the rom to the phone and install from there? Or do I need a RUU? Or best bet is try to get a new phone?
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You will have to Adb push vipers rom in twrp. Lmn if you need some more help
tutorial if needed http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28282056
eric00716 said:
You will have to Adb push vipers rom in twrp. Lmn if you need some more help
tutorial if needed http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28282056
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I have ran into a similiar problem except I cannot get into TWRP I used the all in one tool and it starts to open for a split second, then I go into a bootloop. I have tried to flash TWRP again bust still no luck. I also reinstalled htc drivers because when I try to run boot into recovery command from the all in one tool, it tells me device not detected. I think this is strange since it finds it to flash twrp but not anything else. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
nsmartinez79 said:
I have ran into a similiar problem except I cannot get into TWRP I used the all in one tool and it starts to open for a split second, then I go into a bootloop. I have tried to flash TWRP again bust still no luck. I also reinstalled htc drivers because when I try to run boot into recovery command from the all in one tool, it tells me device not detected. I think this is strange since it finds it to flash twrp but not anything else. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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The majority of the people having this isdue are using the wrong AIO. Theyre using the international and not sprint. There are two aios on the download page
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eric00716 said:
You will have to Adb push vipers rom in twrp. Lmn if you need some more help
tutorial if needed http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28282056
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So installing a custom rom will fix my problem or does a rom run off the stock OS? Or does it use its own OS so once I can install it, it will work?
I'm using the Sprint AIO.
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azbigmike1369 said:
Hey everyone. I know I totally screwed up. So I got my Phone today. HTC One from Sprint. I went to unlock bootloader. Success, but when I went to install a custom rom I went to do a wipe, I guess I wiped the wrong thing. So now I don't have a OS, and stuck in TWRP because it won't load. Is there a way to push the rom to the phone and install from there? Or do I need a RUU? Or best bet is try to get a new phone?
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Easiest way is to download HTC One (Sprint) All-In-One Toolkit V1.0 then see where is says Extras there is an option thats says ADB Sideload a ROM just load the ROM is really simple just read the instructions carefully.
Make sure you have proper Drivers Installed and you are on the screen of ADB Sideload a ROM on TWRP
I was able to fix it. Crisis avertied
azbigmike1369 said:
I was able to fix it. Crisis avertied
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how did you fix your problem i am having the same issue and can't get anywhere. thanks
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also my phone is saying internal storage is 0mb did this happen to you also?
SuperSonicEJ8 said:
how did you fix your problem i am having the same issue and can't get anywhere. thanks
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also my phone is saying internal storage is 0mb did this happen to you also?
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See my previous post you should be able to fixed that way
David-sm said:
See my previous post you should be able to fixed that way
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adb sideload rom is failing...it says unable to mount data
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adb sideload rom is failing...it says unable to mount data
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You should try another USB Port/USB Cable make sure you have the HTC Drivers installed, I would try this:
Disconnect Phone try another USB Port/USB Cable
Reboot phone into Recovery
Open All-In-One Toolkit V1.0 Select Extras ---> ADB Sideload a ROM
On TWRP go to Advance ---> ADB Sideload (Select Wipe Dalvik Cache/Wipe Cache)
Select RUN on ADB Sideload select ROM and the ROM transfer should work (you should see a sideload.zip file thats the ROM)
If that doesn't work probably someone with more knowledge can help you.
I had a similar issue and had to install my rom with the ADB Sideload option.
harvickgm said:
I had a similar issue and had to install my rom with the ADB Sideload option.
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thanks for the reply guys but adb sideload is not working for me...i just keep getting the mound data error. =\
Same issue
I as well am getting a unable to mount data issue which is not allowing me to push anything using adb sideload...and when using the all in one toolkit I got a message saying
adb server is out of date. killing...
* daemon started successfully *
error: closed
granted I have been awake for about 26 hours now so i may have just missed something but any advice would be very helpful
EDIT - Figured out that you need to do wipe of pretty much everything by going to wipe>advanced>and selecting everything, then do a adb sideload, worked like a charm
Hey Guys,
I have scoured forums for hours trying to copy solutions and i am at wits end.
I was running the latest version of arhd and chose to switch to Paranoid. In recovery, as you do, i accidentally formatted everything so now there is no directory, roms etc on the phone at all.
I am able to get into recovery but adb sideload wont work. I can sometimes get ADB to recognize the device but it wont allow me to push or sideload. I really don't know what else to do. Any information i can give you please let me know.
Regards
Check that you have the latest version of adb installed, then you should get sideload to work.
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paul_59 said:
Check that you have the latest version of adb installed, then you should get sideload to work.
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Hey thanks Paul, I currently have Clockwork mod recovery 6.0.3.1 that i am able to get into, but when i go to "install zip from sideload" it says "failed to open driver control: no such file or directory" twice.
I have installed the latest ADB drivers.
Seems to be driving me nuts at the moment.
sneakers2606 said:
Hey thanks Paul, I currently have Clockwork mod recovery 6.0.3.1 that i am able to get into, but when i go to "install zip from sideload" it says "failed to open driver control: no such file or directory" twice.
I have installed the latest ADB drivers.
Seems to be driving me nuts at the moment.
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Just to confirm, CWM wont allow me to mount anything, i have nothing on the phone (no roms, recoveries etc), when i reboot the phone and allow it to sit on the htc screen with red warning text, i can sometimes get the device recognised by adb however, when trying to push or sideload anything onto it, it tells me i do not have permissions or that it is read only.
sneakers2606 said:
Hey thanks Paul, I currently have Clockwork mod recovery 6.0.3.1 that i am able to get into, but when i go to "install zip from sideload" it says "failed to open driver control: no such file or directory" twice.
I have installed the latest ADB drivers.
Seems to be driving me nuts at the moment.
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This link should give you a copy of a Stock nandroid backup, but for the 64gb Dev Edition. Not sure what phone you have.
I don't have all the links on my work computer and forgethow I searched, but look for "Fastboot recovery" or something like that.
darkjuan said:
This link should give you a copy of a Stock nandroid backup, but for the 64gb Dev Edition. Not sure what phone you have.
I don't have all the links on my work computer and forgethow I searched, but look for "Fastboot recovery" or something like that.
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hey, thank you for your help.
That link appears to be broken. Anyhow, i am unsure how i could get the nandroid onto my htc one 32gb without being able to adb push or sideload.
regards
Basically you need the latest version of HTC driver for your pc, plus latest adb on pc and latest cwm or twrp recovery on your HTC One
It's been a while since I used CWM recovery as I now prefer twrp recovery.
However you seem to have a fairly old version of cwm recovery, I would suggest first flashing a more recent recovery, either cwm or twrp.
Then reboot to recovery, check that your HTC One is seen on pc by typing adb devices
It should list the serial number of your phone.
Then select sideload options in recovery, then follow instructions, which is usually
adb sideload name_of_rom.zip
Hope this helps
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paul_59 said:
Basically you need the latest version of HTC driver for your pc, plus latest adb on pc and latest cwm or twrp recovery on your HTC One
It's been a while since I used CWM recovery as I now prefer twrp recovery.
However you seem to have a fairly old version of cwm recovery, I would suggest first flashing a more recent recovery, either cwm or twrp.
Then reboot to recovery, check that your HTC One is seen on pc by typing adb devices
It should list the serial number of your phone.
Then select sideload options in recovery, then follow instructions, which is usually
adb sideload name_of_rom.zip
Hope this helps
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Hey,
This sounds like a perfect plan. Could you please tell me how i can update the recovery if i cannot find a way to put the file on the phone. I have started another thread in this category where i will offer £20 via paypal for the solution, if you can offer it ill be happy to honour it from this thread,
regards
sneakers2606 said:
Hey,
This sounds like a perfect plan. Could you please tell me how i can update the recovery if i cannot find a way to put the file on the phone. I have started another thread in this category where i will offer £20 via paypal for the solution, if you can offer it ill be happy to honour it from this thread,
regards
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search google for twrp
get newest img file for your phone.
load bootloader "fastboot flash recovery twrp****.img"
Make sure you get img file not the goo install thing
Don't need payment, just press thanks button if I helped you.
See my reply on your other thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=46516720
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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.
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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.
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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.