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Did i brick it already?

Like an idiot i flash a mod for a de-odexed ROM to my stock ROM UK Three M7. So stuck at the boot screen.
The problem is i cant seem to do anything about it. I have no back up (I know !!!), no ROM file on the device to flash and i cant seem to push anything to it.
ADB just says no device found even though it was working ok. Can anyone help? Ive tried it on multiple PCs.

AW: Did i brick it already?
Go to recovery Mount your memory to pc. Copy a Rom. After that flash Boot img via fastboot and then Rom from recovery.
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It wont mount /sdcard, im on CWM recovery

AW: Did i brick it already?
You have PC connected and it wont mount..
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---------- Post added at 12:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:46 PM ----------
Maybe just try facrory reset from recovery..
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Yeah it wont mount, nothing happens.
I cant push anything if it wont mount obviously, i could try doing it from external sd via OTG cable.. but i dont have one.

AW: Did i brick it already?
Did you tried with ruu?
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As understand it if you have an S-ON device(i do) you have to use the right onee or it will fail.Its Three branded unit,so i need a three RUU. There isnt one out there.

RUUs only work if adb can see detect it
Have you tried going through fastboot? Just fastboot some boot.img to get it to boot, then put a ROM on your sdcard

It sees it now. I can get into recovery (CWM) and fastboot, but i have nothing to flash on the phone, i cant get anything onto the phone to flash! I try ADB sideload, it gets to100% but it says..
E: Can't open /tmp/update.zip
(bad)
I tried pushing to the SD card but the recovery then doesn't see the ZIP, its just not there.
/sdcard wont mount in CWM, nothing happens.
I tried a boot.img from the Maximus thread.

Ok its now accepted the sideload! Ive installed the ROM and its rebooted...
Its back!!!!!!

rovex said:
Ok its now accepted the sideload! Ive installed the ROM and its rebooted...
Its back!!!!!!
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Awesomesauce
If you could get into recovery, theres a toggle / enable mass storage mode too? You couldve done that to mount your sdcard

I think it won't work
CNexus said:
Awesomesauce
If you could get into recovery, theres a toggle / enable mass storage mode too? You couldve done that to mount your sdcard
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AW: Did i brick it already?
CNexus said:
Awesomesauce
If you could get into recovery, theres a toggle / enable mass storage mode too? You couldve done that to mount your sdcard
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Thats what I meant before
But nice to have your device back. I'm waiting for my One too
Sent from my HTC One X using xda premium

Yeah there is no toggle in CWM and the stock recovery I reflashed was only a test build, and didnt actually do anything.
Well its now working again fine. I dont really know why it worked, but it did. It was suggested i try the Aroma file manager first, which sideloaded OK and let me browse the file system. I then re-downloaded the ROM I was trying to use (Maximus) and tried that. It worked with no errors, although the Aroma installer crashed the first time through, which I understand isnt unusual on the One.
Seems i didnt need to access the SDcard at all, it was just a problem with sideloading. It may have been a corrupt ROM download.
Needless to say i now have a CWM backup, Titanium backup and a ROM file on the SDcard just in case.

You cant mount USB storage in recovery on the HTC One, you can only use ADB Sideload to send the ROM if your stuck in a bootloop or if youve erased the system partition:
I have uploaded the latest binaries to my dev host account.
1. Download and extract these to a directory and copy the rom over into the same directory.
2. Boot up your phone into twrp recovery or a recovery that supports ADB Sideload.
3. Select advanced and adbsideload (Your phone will be waiting for the file transfer.)
4. Open command prompt in the above directory you created with the binaries and rom.
5. Issue command "adb devices" (You should get the serial number with sideload next to it)
6. Finally issue command "adb sideload rom.zip" (rom.zip will be the name of your rom)
This will start sending your rom to the handset and will automatically install.
Hope the above helps
Link to Binaries:
ADB Binaries

That's what I was doing, it simply wasn't working. It might have been a corrupt ROM download.

rovex said:
That's what I was doing, it simply wasn't working. It might have been a corrupt ROM download.
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Could very well be. Happens more often than you would think
But the mass storage thing is strange....I've seen it on almost all recoveries, but i know TWRP no longer has it in their newer builds, maybe the same thing happened with CWM?

Please help unbrick a Telus HTC One

Hi everyone.
I unlocked the bootloader and rooted a Telus HTC One. But the latest flash went wrong and I went into bootloop. Somehow, I seem to have gotten myself into a situation where there's no ROM installed. I can still get into Bootloader and Recovery. When I try to start the phone, it's stuck at "HTC Quietly Brilliant" screen.
I've tried factory resetting, wiping everything, relocking the bootloader and loading the Factory RUU Zip using the All-In-One tool kit by Hasoon, and sideloading a ROM. Nothing seems to work. I also managed to push a ROM to the phone using the adb push command. When I try to install it using TWRP, I get an error msg "Unable to open zip file." It failed using CWM recovery as well.
When I plug the phone into a computer, it recognizes something is plugged in. But I can't open the drive at all. I get error msgs when I try to mount sdcard, system, data, anything. Things don't seem to be mounting/recognized at all. HTC sync and drivers are installed.
Experts, what else can I try?

Try downloading a Telus clean nandroid backup. Then go back into recovery (depends of what nandroid you get, make sure you have the right recovery, so if you download a CWM nandroid use CWM).

G-Bus said:
Try downloading a Telus clean nandroid backup. Then go back into recovery (depends of what nandroid you get, make sure you have the right recovery, so if you download a CWM nandroid use CWM).
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Thanks for the suggestion. Not having any luck finding a Telus nandroid. Would it make matters worse if I try to restore from a non-Telus nandroid? My phone can't mount the /sdcard right now. Suppose I'll have to adb push it to the phone again?

runlsd said:
Thanks for the suggestion. Not having any luck finding a Telus nandroid. Would it make matters worse if I try to restore from a non-Telus nandroid? My phone can't mount the /sdcard right now. Suppose I'll have to adb push it to the phone again?
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You don't mount the sdcard in HTC One you mount the data partition.
Also what happens if you sideload a ROM?
PHP:
adb sideload <ROM>
Have you tried erasing cache after installing a ROM if successful?

Riyal said:
You don't mount the sdcard in HTC One you mount the data partition.
Also what happens if you sideload a ROM?
PHP:
adb sideload <ROM>
Have you tried erasing cache after installing a ROM if successful?
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When I sideloaded, It said
Can't Open /sdcard/rom.zip" (bad).
Installation aborted
Sideloading now gives me this error
failed to open driver control: No such file or directory
Restarting adbd
hmm, okay. I thought since recovery says "Install zip from sdcard" i thought /sdcard needed to be mounted. /data is mounted at the moment. No connectivity between computer and the phone unless through the All-in-one kit.

Riyal said:
Have you tried erasing cache after installing a ROM if successful?
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And I haven't had successfully installed a ROM since I bricked the phone.

Install a custom ROM and kernel on your USB from the computer, mount the USB in Twrp using the otg cable. Flash ROM, if it doesnt boot, flash the kernel.
Flashing the kernel fixed it for me.
Another way is to use an adb pusher app and transfer thevfiles to your SD card.
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Thanks everyone. Somehow it sideloaded when I tried for the twentieth time.

[Q] HTC One - Stuck and need help please.

Hi,
My new HTC One's vibrate isn't very strong, so the vendor is sending me a new one. I'm rooted though, so thought I'd better start looking at ways to "undo" the root. When looking at options on the HTC One Toolkit, I "somehow" did something to my phone. All I "Thought" I was doing was getting the version information off it, so I could find the correct RUU, but when trying to reboot after that, it just kept going back to the bootloader with some error like "re-locked" and "security warning".
After extensive searches, I learnt I could flash the unlock.bin file again to unlock it. Done...but then it just sat at the "Slim" logo [ROM I was running]. I could still boot into Recovery (CWM) and tried clearing cache and dalvik - but still sat at the "Slim" logo. So I started digging in. I tried to mount the SDcard in CWM, but wouldn't mount. So flashed TWRP, but same thing there. When I try to mount anything, the only folder it will let me select is "System" - nothing else mounts and my "Storage" reads "0 bytes".
So I thought maybe I'd lost root, everything was Read Only and that's why I couldn't write to anything. So using the HTC One toolkit, flashed SuperSu. Still same thing.
I did manage to adb the slim ROM and the gapps to /sdcard, but when I tried to install, nothing would "mount" in order to install it...so all I got was errors saying install failed, and a bunch of directories that couldn't be "mounted". In summary I've done the following with Fastboot:
Flashed Unlock file
Flashed boot.img (from Slim Rom)
flashed Recovery (CWM first, but now TWRP)
Fastboot Clear cache
But after all that, when I boot into Recovery, nothing mounts and I can't get past this. Any help you could provide would be MOST welcome!
Thanks in advance.
-- Edit --
Disregard - got it finally. Using TWRP, I formatted the data directory, and it was writeable again. Not sure if it helped, but I then resubmitted everything I did in the list above, booted to Recovery, and was then able to adb the ROM and Gapps over and it installed fine. Phew.... Still need to figure out how to get it all back to stock though. That's my next task.

[SOLVED] HTC One M7 Sprint: TWRP not able to mount system or cache

Soft bricked an HTC One M7 Sprint because of this. Unlocked with official method, I have TWRP on it. I try to mount system or begin ADB sideload (because stock ROM has mysteriously slipped away):
E:Unable to mount '/system'
E:Unable to mount '/cache'
Can't find this issue anywhere else, incredibly. Please help.
In case you're wondering:
Because stock ROM is gone (I honestly am not sure what happened to it), I need to flash a new ROM.
I tried to backup, then found out system and cache weren't mounted-then TWRP crashed, and I got boot looped.
I managed to get back into TWRP, and now I have no ROM, can't mount necessary directories for accessing where my ROM is, and can't ADB sideload a ROM- because that requires system and cache to be mounted.

Oxxip said:
Soft bricked an HTC One M7 Sprint because of this. Unlocked with official method, I have TWRP on it. I try to mount system or begin ADB sideload (because stock ROM has mysteriously slipped away):
E:Unable to mount '/system'
E:Unable to mount '/cache'
Can't find this issue anywhere else, incredibly. Please help.
In case you're wondering:
Because stock ROM is gone (I honestly am not sure what happened to it), I need to flash a new ROM.
I tried to backup, then found out system and cache weren't mounted-then TWRP crashed, and I got boot looped.
I managed to get back into TWRP, and now I have no ROM, can't mount necessary directories for accessing where my ROM is, and can't ADB sideload a ROM- because that requires system and cache to be mounted.
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To cure the unable to mount issues, you need to enter twrp and select wipe, then format data, this will however completely wipe your phone sd card included.
As you have the Sprint HTC One, you need to get your files from here, you cant use the normal GSM roms on this forum: http://forum.xda-developers.com/sprint-htc-one
once you've found the rom of your choice, you will need to push it to your sdcard, so with the phone plugged into the computer and on the main screen only in TWRP type
Code:
adb push NAME_OF_ROM.zip /sdcard/
be patient, it takes a while, but cmd window will let you know when its finished, once its done, unplug your phone before flashing it.

Seanie280672 said:
To cure the unable to mount issues, you need to enter twrp and select wipe, then format data, this will however completely wipe your phone sd card included.
As you have the Sprint HTC One, you need to get your files from here, you cant use the normal GSM roms on this forum: http://forum.xda-developers.com/sprint-htc-one
once you've found the rom of your choice, you will need to push it to your sdcard, so with the phone plugged into the computer and on the main screen only in TWRP type
Code:
adb push NAME_OF_ROM.zip /sdcard/
be patient, it takes a while, but cmd window will let you know when its finished, once its done, unplug your phone before flashing it.
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I'm unable to format data without mounting system and cache.
I'm honestly not sure whether to laugh or cry right now :victory::crying:

Oxxip said:
I'm unable to format data without mounting system and cache.
I'm honestly not sure whether to laugh or cry right now :victory::crying:
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have you tried it with the phone in fastboot ?
Code:
fastboot format cache
fastboot format system

Seanie280672 said:
have you tried it with the phone in fastboot ?
Code:
fastboot format cache
fastboot format system
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I formatted cache from fastboot, but it said "Remote not allowed" when I tried to remotely format system. Also, the most up to date TWRP from the Sprint M7 thread fails to even mount data.

Oxxip said:
I formatted cache from fastboot, but it said "Remote not allowed" when I tried to remotely format system. Also, the most up to date TWRP from the Sprint M7 thread fails to even mount data.
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Your going to need the firmware or RUU for your phone.
post your fastboot getvar all without imei and seial number please.

Seanie280672 said:
Your going to need the firmware or RUU for your phone.
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Update: It appears after some who knows what, TWRP has managed to mount system and data- but not cache. It rooted my phone too. All I need to do is mount cache...

Seanie280672 said:
Your going to need the firmware or RUU for your phone.
post your fastboot getvar all without imei and seial number please.
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version: 0.5
version-bootloader: 1.57.0000
version-baseband: 1.01.20.0515
version-cpld: None
version-microp: None
version-main:
version-misc: PVT SHIP S-ON
product: m7_wls
platform: HBOOT-8064
modelid: PN0720000
cidnum: SPCS_001
battery-status: good
battery-voltage: 4104mV
partition-layout: Generic
security: on
build-mode: SHIP
boot-mode: FASTBOOT
commitno-bootloader: dirty-1f512bb6
hbootpreupdate: 11
gencheckpt: 0

Oxxip said:
Update: It appears after some who knows what, TWRP has managed to mount system and data- but not cache. It rooted my phone too. All I need to do is mount cache...
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when you flash twrp using fastboot flash recovery, did you then do fastboot erase cache ?

Seanie280672 said:
when you flash twrp using fastboot flash recovery, did you then do fastboot erase cache ?
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I don't believe I did... should I?

Oxxip said:
I don't believe I did... should I?
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yes fastboot erase cache
then fastboot reboot-bootloader
it removes any traces of any previous recovery you may of had on there

Seanie280672 said:
yes fastboot erase cache
then fastboot reboot-bootloader
it removes any traces of any previous recovery you may of had on there
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Oh, okay, thanks-
Where should I go from here?
I'm only soft bricked. TWRP is now able to mount system and data, EDIT: Wiping dalvik from TWRP let me mount cache!
I have a rom ready to sideload on my computer.

Oxxip said:
Oh, okay, thanks-
Where should I go from here?
I'm only soft bricked. TWRP is now able to mount system and data, but still not cache.
I have a rom ready to sideload on my computer.
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just sideload or push it to your internal storage, I prefer to push it myself, I find its less problematic, make sure you unplug your phone before flashing it, ive also experienced problems flashing whilst still plugged in.
unable to mount cache is quite a standard error though and usually (if available) format data in twrp fixes it.

Seanie280672 said:
just sideload or push it to your internal storage, I prefer to push it myself, I find its less problematic, make sure you unplug your phone before flashing it, ive also experienced problems flashing whilst still plugged in.
unable to mount cache is quite a standard error though and usually (if available) format data in twrp fixes it.
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Now my computer displays "error:unable to detect device" when I try to do anything ABD.
(Sorry for all these problems, much much thanks to you)

Oxxip said:
Now my computer displays "error:unable to detect device" when I try to do anything ABD.
(Sorry for all these problems, much much thanks to you)
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check in device manager on your pc that its detecting your phone properly, its should say MyHTC
also update your adb and fastboot, easiest way: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588979

Seanie280672 said:
check in device manager on your pc that its detecting your phone properly, its should say MyHTC
also update your adb and fastboot, easiest way: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588979
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Followed all of this, MyHtc does show up in DM, but still get that error saying my phone isn't detected when I try to sideload. How can I push to storage, and what do I do from pushing the rom to storage?

Oxxip said:
Followed all of this, MyHtc does show up in DM, but still get that error saying my phone isn't detected when I try to sideload. How can I push to storage, and what do I do from pushing the rom to storage?
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with your phone in TWRP main screen only, not sub menu's and it plugged into the computer.
make sure the rom.zip is in the same folder as adb and fastboot then open a command window there and type:
Code:
adb push (NAME_OF_ROM).zip /sdcard/
takes a while.
once done, unplug your phone and in twrp select install, select the rom in the list and swipe to begin the install.

Seanie280672 said:
with your phone in TWRP main screen only, not sub menu's and it plugged into the computer.
make sure the rom.zip is in the same folder as adb and fastboot then open a command window there and type:
Code:
adb push (NAME_OF_ROM).zip /sdcard/
takes a while.
once done, unplug your phone and in twrp select install, select the rom in the list and swipe to begin the install.
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I think the main problem now is that, when using ABD commands, the computer can't seem to find my device.
Windows 8 64 Bit

Oxxip said:
I think the main problem now is that, when using ABD commands, the computer can't seem to find my device.
Windows 8 64 Bit
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ahh Good old windows Hate
that's likely your problem, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2232799

Seanie280672 said:
ahh Good old windows Hate
that's likely your problem, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2232799
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Wait, would this all work if I switched to 7?
Say no more, moving to laptop :laugh:
Putting all the files on a flash drive, might take a couple minutes, gah...

htc1 m7 keeps rebooting and won't detect network

Last week after software update using auto update Option , after installing the softare , the phone will keep rebooting and won't detect the network. I guess that my phone battery was low at the time of installation(10%) however it was connected to a charger. The problem is after turning on the phone, the phone will reboot after aprox. 1minute 50 seconds and the htc1 won't show network. The settings option in network setting would appear greyed out.
After this problem, I tried factory reset, no avail. Tried recovery from bootloader option but no avail.
Tried Using RUU- RUU_M7_U_JB_50_HTC_Europe_1.29.401.2_R_Radio_4A.14.3250.13_10.33.1150.01_release_311663_signed_2_4
Gives me error 155 in Update Utility.
After searching the threads, I decided to unlock and unroot the phone so that I could install any custom ROMs, did unlocking and unrooting.
My htc1 m7 with following specs now
Tampered
Unlocked
M7_U S-On
Hboot- 1.57.0000
Radio0- 4T.28.3218.04
OS-6.15.599.101
Android version 4.4.3 and Sense 6

Some guys recommended me to post my query on xda and I came here with lots of hopes. Unfortunately after couple of days no one from expert community has responded to this query.

htc1resetting said:
Some guys recommended me to post my query on xda and I came here with lots of hopes. Unfortunately after couple of days no one from expert community has responded to this query.
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you not being ignored, their is no real answer to your problem
you can flash stock recovery for 6.15.599.101 if you can find it
and try the factory reset from stock recovery (not bootloader)
If you have TWRP 2.6.3.3 or higher on the phone now you can choose to format data and then push / sideload a 6.xx.xxx.x rom to the phone. Their are no 6.xx RUU so that's not an option. If the phone died during the update theirs no telling what partitions are damaged so the format data option is your first step

clsA said:
you not being ignored, their is no real answer to your problem
you can flash stock recovery for 6.15.599.101 if you can find it
and try the factory reset from stock recovery (not bootloader)
If you have TWRP 2.6.3.3 or higher on the phone now you can choose to format data and then push / sideload a 6.xx.xxx.x rom to the phone. Their are no 6.xx RUU so that's not an option. If the phone died during the update theirs no telling what partitions are damaged so the format data option is your first step
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Firstly loads of thanks.
I have tried hard to find 6.15.599.101 RUU but no success.
I should use the second option to push 6.xx.xx.x rom, can you advice where can I find it. I get confused between kernel & OTA, which one is a ROM or neither one?

htc1resetting said:
Firstly loads of thanks.
I have tried hard to find 6.15.599.101 RUU but no success.
I should use the second option to push 6.xx.xx.x rom, can you advice where can I find it. I get confused between kernel & OTA, which one is a ROM or neither one?
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Use this >> http://www.androidrevolution.org/downloader/download.php?file=Android_Revolution_HD-One_81.0.zip
adb push Android_Revolution_HD-One_81.0.zip /sdcard/
or adb sideload Android_Revolution_HD-One_81.0.zip

My device is already formatted and I can only access bootloader(TWRP recovery) and if I boot the phone it gives me white htc screen.
I have downloaded the Android_Revolution_HD-One_81.0 fastboot works fine however adb won't detect my device. I have sdk tools from adroid.development and the latest version of adt tools.

htc1resetting said:
My device is already formatted and I can only access bootloader(TWRP recovery) and if I boot the phone it gives me white htc screen.
I have downloaded the Android_Revolution_HD-One_81.0 fastboot works fine however adb won't detect my device. I have sdk tools from adroid.development and the latest version of adt tools.
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boot into TWRP
from the PC command prompt
type adb devices
if it's blank you need to reinstall the htc driver
if your device serial number shows it's working normally

When I use the adb command- where should my phone be? adbsideload? fastboot?
The adb won't detect my device even with htc drivers re-installed. When I use the adb sideload button in the TWRP , it stays there for ever.
Can we use fastboot command to flash the ROM, the way we flash recovery?

htc1resetting said:
When I use the adb command- where should my phone be? <<< TWRP
The adb won't detect my device even with htc drivers re-installed. When I use the adb sideload button in the TWRP , it stays there for ever.
Can we use fastboot command to flash the ROM, the way we flash recovery? << NO
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Go to post 2 of @nkk71 superguide to install the drivers correctly > http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2541082

Finally I was able to sideload- adb sideload Android_Revolution_HD-One_81.0.zip
After the sideload was 100% my phone was black screen, was no more in recovery TWRP.
What next step to take?
When I restarted the phone, it will again show the white HTC screen , won't go ahead and boot.
I am s-on and with TWRP 2.8.0.1 recovery.

htc1resetting said:
Finally I was able to sideload- adb sideload Android_Revolution_HD-One_81.0.zip
After the sideload was 100% my phone was black screen, was no more in recovery TWRP.
What next step to take?
When I restarted the phone, it will again show the white HTC screen , won't go ahead and boot.
I am s-on and with TWRP 2.8.0.1 recovery.
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use TWRP 2.6.3.3

Using twrp, 2.6.3- I sideloaded adb sideload Android_Revolution_HD-One_81.0.zip
By the time sideload= 100% on cmd
Phone recovery-twrp showed, zip sign verification failed.
Screen shows as follows:
Updating partition details...
Starting ADB sideload feature...
Installing 'dataa/media/sideload.zip
checking for md5 flile....
skipping md5 check: no MD5 file found
Verifying zip signature...
E: zip signature verification failed.
I unchecked zip file verification from settings and this time was able to complete, followed the step by step installation. After the installation was complete, cleared cache and dalvi and performed system boot. The phone restarts but its again stuck at white htc screen.

clsA said:
use TWRP 2.6.3.3
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Using twrp, 2.6.3- I sideloaded adb sideload Android_Revolution_HD-One_81.0.zip
By the time sideload= 100% on cmd
Phone recovery-twrp showed, zip sign verification failed.
Screen shows as follows:
Updating partition details...
Starting ADB sideload feature...
Installing 'dataa/media/sideload.zip
checking for md5 flile....
skipping md5 check: no MD5 file found
Verifying zip signature...
E: zip signature verification failed.

htc1resetting said:
Using twrp, 2.6.3- I sideloaded adb sideload Android_Revolution_HD-One_81.0.zip
By the time sideload= 100% on cmd
Phone recovery-twrp showed, zip sign verification failed.
Screen shows as follows:
Updating partition details...
Starting ADB sideload feature...
Installing 'dataa/media/sideload.zip
checking for md5 flile....
skipping md5 check: no MD5 file found
Verifying zip signature...
E: zip signature verification failed.
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your download is corrupt ..download it again and md5 check your downloads

clsA said:
your download is corrupt ..download it again and md5 check your downloads
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Made another attempt to sideload and it was successful, phone booted and rebooted. Phone turned on but again restarted after few seconds, the same way it was behaving earlier. Any suggestions?
I was checking htc Dev site, it has download section with my OS version no. 6.15.599.101- is there something I can do with this file to get my phone working.? m7u-3.4.10-ga936d02.zip is the file.
What are options to get RUU for 6.15.599.101 ?

htc1resetting said:
Made another attempt to sideload and it was successful, phone booted and rebooted. Phone turned on but again restarted after few seconds, the same way it was behaving earlier. Any suggestions?
I was checking htc Dev site, it has download section with my OS version no. 6.15.599.101- is there something I can do with this file to get my phone working.? m7u-3.4.10-ga936d02.zip is the file.
What are options to get RUU for 6.15.599.101 ?
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You still never tried the stock recovery / factory reset
maybe you can extract it from that file
maybe @Danny201281 could help you check and repair your partition's if he has time

I tried factory reset and stock recovery at my first step long time ago. Only after failing, I tried the TWRP recovery and Android Revolution.

htc1resetting said:
My device is already formatted and I can only access bootloader(TWRP recovery) and if I boot the phone it gives me white htc screen.
I have downloaded the Android_Revolution_HD-One_81.0 fastboot works fine however adb won't detect my device. I have sdk tools from adroid.development and the latest version of adt tools.
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When you say it's formatted are you sure about that?
Format Data is not the same as Factory reset or Wiping partitions. You need to use the Format Data option in twrp to be sure. So in case you haven't already and probably wouldn't hurt to do it again anyway.
Boot into twrp recovery Select the Wipe option and then Format Data option. You will be prompted to type "yes" to confirm. This will wipe everything from your device including your Rom and internal storage. Reboot to recovery to restore a completely new file system to your device.
Now with the phone still in twrp recovery, Select the Mounts option and uncheck all the boxes to unmount the partitions. Return to the twrp home screen (you don't need sideload mode for this part) in the command line type
Code:
adb shell
e2fsck -fvy dev/block/mmcblk35
e2fsck -fvy dev/block/mmcblk36
e2fsck -fvy dev/block/mmcblk37
exit
Once that's done you can push or Sideload your Rom. Personally I prefer the push method but which is easiest for you is fine.
Ideally you want to do a factory reset with Stock recovery also but since you can't find one unless you can extract it from the file on HTC dev just try the above.
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Danny201281 said:
When you say it's formatted are you sure about that?
Format Data is not the same as Factory reset or Wiping partitions. You need to use the Format Data option in twrp to be sure. So in case you haven't already and probably wouldn't hurt to do it again anyway.
Boot into twrp recovery Select the Wipe option and then Format Data option. You will be prompted to type "yes" to confirm. This will wipe everything from your device including your Rom and internal storage. Reboot to recovery to restore a completely new file system to your device.
Now with the phone still in twrp recovery, Select the Mounts option and uncheck all the boxes to unmount the partitions. Return to the twrp home screen (you don't need sideload mode for this part) in the command line type
Code:
adb shell
e2fsck -fvy dev/block/mmcblk35
e2fsck -fvy dev/block/mmcblk36
e2fsck -fvy dev/block/mmcblk37
exit
Once that's done you can push or Sideload your Rom. Personally I prefer the push method but which is easiest for you is fine.
Ideally you want to do a factory reset with Stock recovery also but since you can't find one unless you can extract it from the file on HTC dev just try the above.
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I was using the format data option before as well.
This time, followed the step by step procedure and installed the OS, the phone booted again but it restarts after sometime as it was at the beginning of the problem. Any suggestions?

htc1resetting said:
I was using the format data option before as well.
This time, followed the step by step procedure and installed the OS, the phone booted again but it restarts after sometime as it was at the beginning of the problem. Any suggestions?
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When the phone is booting, does it take longer than normal? And does it bootloop before finally booting.
Unfortunately this is starting to sound like a hardware problem. After formatting the memory, repairing partitions with e2fsck and flashing a new Rom there's not much else can be done. If your still getting random reboots then something is defiantly a miss.
You can check your supersu app to make sure is properly rooted, by opening supersu, it may ask you to update the Binary's.
Or just flash this in recovery to make sure your on the latest.
http://download.chainfire.eu/452/SuperSU/
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