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confused about roms help,

id like to put ics on my vivid but it see all these different versions and kernels plus i see so many ways to install them.
all id like to have is the cleanest fastest rom with hotspot unlocked battery life would be nice too , ive tried to put a couple on it but still don't understand i guess about hboot and how to open them.
what i have is a stock all the way vivid
any help is appreciated

Read this----> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1416836
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thanks but ive read that so many times,
but all these ics roms have some many different ways to do it
some ive read u can do on stock phones some have to have the bootloader unlocked
i guess i just dont understand the language , ruu, root of sd , firmware , flash , hboot all that .
i just would like to update once in awhile and learn a little

Which ics rom are you trying to use?
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I understand...
Bigtjmc said:
thanks but ive read that so many times,
but all these ics roms have some many different ways to do it
some ive read u can do on stock phones some have to have the bootloader unlocked
i guess i just dont understand the language , ruu, root of sd , firmware , flash , hboot all that .
i just would like to update once in awhile and learn a little
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As you can see there are plenty of ways to do Rom and Kernel updates. If you are the type of person that wants to easily get the Stock ICS Rom, use the RUU. RUU stands for "Rom Update Utility" and all you need to do is download the RUU (it will be a zip file with 1 EXE inside), plug your phone into your computer, extract the EXE file and Run. Everything will be automatic.
If you unlocked your bootloader, make sure to relock it. Also, the RUU states to make sure you have at least 30% battery life, but I alway charge it up all the way before I perform any update.
I hope this helps a little.
S7

Bigtjmc said:
thanks but ive read that so many times,
but all these ics roms have some many different ways to do it
some ive read u can do on stock phones some have to have the bootloader unlocked
i guess i just dont understand the language , ruu, root of sd , firmware , flash , hboot all that .
i just would like to update once in awhile and learn a little
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Best way it do it if your on att is to keep bootloader locked and run the att ruu then youll have stock ics then unlock bootloader install a recovery and flash which ever Rom you want with the kernel that belongs with the Rom
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Haha Snowdog7 beat me to it
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doktor buknasty said:
Which ics rom are you trying to use?
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I'm not sure ....lol

Snowdog7 said:
As you can see there are plenty of ways to do Rom and Kernel updates. If you are the type of person that wants to easily get the Stock ICS Rom, use the RUU. RUU stands for "Rom Update Utility" and all you need to do is download the RUU (it will be a zip file with 1 EXE inside), plug your phone into your computer, extract the EXE file and Run. Everything will be automatic.
If you unlocked your bootloader, make sure to relock it. Also, the RUU states to make sure you have at least 30% battery life, but I alway charge it up all the way before I perform any update.
I hope this helps a little.
S7
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Ok so extract the whole file to say my pc desktop then just put the exe and run files out of the whole file on the open directory of the sd right ?
Once I do that still power up in hboot ? If so what do I click in the hboot cmd ? Thanks for the help

ccb101 said:
Best way it do it if your on att is to keep bootloader locked and run the att ruu then youll have stock ics then unlock bootloader install a recovery and flash which ever Rom you want with the kernel that belongs with the Rom
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Haha Snowdog7 beat me to it
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Yes the att one would be fine I guess , bloat ware I guess don't bother me not sure even what it is ,
I can flash a new one after I've unlocked the boot loader and rooted ? If correct then just put the exe and run files on the sd as before ?
So the kernel has to match the Rom ....also if I load or flash a Rom do I need to flash the kernel too ?

I just read that again run is not a file it is what you do with exe right ?

Unzip the exe file to desktop or somewhere accessible, make sure phone has usb debugging enabled,also need to have htc sync installed....plug in phone to computer via usb cable...execute the ruu...after this has flashed the phone and rebooted/loaded etc....then if you choose to unlock the bootloader go to htcdev website, register and follow the instructions to unlock your bootloader. Once the bootloader is unlocked then you have to decide what rom you would like to use and thats about it....
WC

Bigtjmc said:
Ok so extract the whole file to say my pc desktop then just put the exe and run files out of the whole file on the open directory of the sd right ?
Once I do that still power up in hboot ? If so what do I click in the hboot cmd ? Thanks for the help
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No. Run it on your PC and follow instructions. It will update the software via a USB cable.

Wild Child said:
Unzip the exe file to desktop or somewhere accessible, make sure phone has usb debugging enabled,also need to have htc sync installed....plug in phone to computer via usb cable...execute the ruu...after this has flashed the phone and rebooted/loaded etc....then if you choose to unlock the bootloader go to htcdev website, register and follow the instructions to unlock your bootloader. Once the bootloader is unlocked then you have to decide what rom you would like to use and thats about it....
WC
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ok so if i find one i like to use then unzip them and do ea. one like this ? or does ea. rom have their own instructions?
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No. Run it on your PC and follow instructions. It will update the software via a USB cable.
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ok so just open any that i down load and just do what it says ,

No this is to get ics on your locked phone...basic instructions are provided usually from the dev
Bigtjmc said:
ok so if i find one i like to use then unzip them and do ea. one like this ? or does ea. rom have their own instructions?
ok so just open any that i down load and just do what it says ,
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Haha yeah sorry about that you are correct
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ok i finally got ics on here i will do the bootloader and root tomorrow, i did go check out the htcdev and had one question when i power up and click on the fastboot to change it to bootloader it then says connect to pc , so do i just leave it set ? it never says it just moves on to step 4
thanks for the help everyone

Don't select bootloader when you get to the white screen just select fastboot and connect your phone to USB and it should read in red USB fastboot.
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ccb101 said:
Don't select bootloader when you get to the white screen just select fastboot and connect your phone to USB and it should read in red USB fastboot.
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It dose but that's all it does how do I get the files then ?

You'll need to save the files on your PC (desktop) connect to adb and open up command prompt to flash the recovery and boot.img.

Where are the ICS roms at that work on AT&T Vivid? I couldnt find any.
ps. this is for my wifes Vivid

Unlocked bootloader and rooted...now I want to return it...

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Just return it.
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I don't get the point of this thread... Any questions?

Sorry. Is it possible to restore it to it's original state so I can return it. Lol
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dray said:
Sorry. Is it possible to restore it to it's original state so I can return it. Lol
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Yes of course, can you give me the outputs of these commands here?
fastboot getvar cid
fastboot getvar version–main

dray said:
Sorry. Is it possible to restore it to it's original state so I can return it. Lol
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Only problem will be bootloader declaring itself to be Relocked
----------------------o('_')o----------------------
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TrickDroid ROM 5.5.1
Bulletproof 1.9

how to update to 1.29.707.17 ? OTA download to phone
mine is rooted and twrp installed.
after tap on software update, its download,
after i choose install, it restart to recovery and go in to twrp.
no update was run.
help please.

ytzn said:
how to update to 1.29.707.17 ? OTA download to phone
mine is rooted and twrp installed.
after tap on software update, its download,
after i choose install, it restart to recovery and go in to twrp.
no update was run.
help please.
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You can't update via OTA if you have a custom recovery and rom, you need to go back to stock if you want to do so

I agree with the first reply. Just return it. I completely bricked my first One and took it back to Best Buy. They didn't even turn it on. They just made sure there wasn't a rock in there instead of the phone. LOL
You're good. Just do it. :good:

jimmyw71 said:
I agree with the first reply. Just return it. I completely bricked my first One and took it back to Best Buy. They didn't even turn it on. They just made sure there wasn't a rock in there instead of the phone. LOL
You're good. Just do it. :good:
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I would but I purchased it directly from HTC. Its the unlocked version.
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Tetsumi06 said:
Only problem will be bootloader declaring itself to be Relocked
----------------------o('_')o----------------------
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TrickDroid ROM 5.5.1
Bulletproof 1.9
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So there is no way around this? Where they cannot tell its been unlocked?
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dray said:
I would but I purchased it directly from HTC. Its the unlocked version.
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Gotcha. Can you just flash the stock ROM from here?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2224752
If not there, copy the RUU and run from inside TWRP?

jimmyw71 said:
Gotcha. Can you just flash the stock ROM from here?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2224752
If not there, copy the RUU and run from inside TWRP?
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OK so now I have an OTA update available for my HTC One. When I try to update it takes me to my custom Recovery TWRP. Will this help me to obtain stock status? Also what is the next step after booting into TWRP?? Sorry I am a noob to this but I can hold my own with good instructions. TIA!!

dray said:
OK so now I have an OTA update available for my HTC One. When I try to update it takes me to my custom Recovery TWRP. Will this help me to obtain stock status? Also what is the next step after booting into TWRP?? Sorry I am a noob to this but I can hold my own with good instructions. TIA!!
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I don't believe the OTA update is going to help you at all. Here's what I would do. The factory RUU (ROM Update Utility) that HTC provides is an executable that you run from your Windows PC (XP preferred). You don't have to load it to the phone - your phone just has to be connected.
A couple questions before we begin:
1 - Which phone did you get? DEV 64 - AT&T, Sprint, or T-Mobile?
2 - Do you want to save anything on that phone?
If no to 2, just continue. But if you want to save anything you'll need to use either Titanium Backup or Go Backup & Restore Pro (my favorite). Back up to the cloud or copy your backed up items off your phone if you wish to keep them because you're about to wipe it clean.
You can find the RUU for the DEV unit here - http://www.htcdev.com/devcenter/downloads. You may need to register at htcdev.com to access this page. But here you'll find a list of downloads - some are CRC (kernel source code) and one is RUU (WWE stands for World Wide Edition). Download that to your PC.
Not sure if this is necessary, but I would boot to recovery and wipe data/factory reset my phone. This will erase anything that you have on it. I'd also wipe the cache and davlik.
Next once the RUU is downloaded and you're sure you've backed up EVERYTHING you want to keep, double click on the RUU. It should be cake from there. It'll restore your One back to factory standards and you should be able to send this puppy back.:highfive:

dray said:
I would but I purchased it directly from HTC. Its the unlocked version.
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Also, if you bought the unlocked version from HTC like I did then you're fine with having it factory unlocked with an unlocked bootloader. You don't need to re-lock that.
By the way, here's a graphic of the file you'll want to download and run on your computer when you're ready to restore the phone.

jimmyw71 said:
A couple questions before we begin:
1 - Which phone did you get? DEV 64 - AT&T, Sprint, or T-Mobile?
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I bought the 32gb unlocked international version. No carrier or DEV edition. Do these instructions still apply?
THANKS!

dray said:
I would but I purchased it directly from HTC. Its the unlocked version.
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Ok, I don't think so. Sorry. The RUU appears to be for the Dev edition only. That was the mistake I made and I completely hosed my previous phone. I see the one that you bought here: http://shopamerica.htc.com/cell-phones/productdetail.htm?prId=41589
Until HTC releases an RUU for that device we can't go that route.
The only other route would be to flash the stock ROM to your phone at the link here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2224752
Follow the instructions. You'll end up adb flashing the stock boot.img and stock recovery back to your phone. Those files are discussed in the first post.
It's a little more work, but this is the kind of stuff that I love staying up late for. Good luck and sorry we couldn't do it with an RUU.
:fingers-crossed:
Let us know how you make out with this.

jimmyw71 said:
Ok, I don't think so. Sorry. The RUU appears to be for the Dev edition only. That was the mistake I made and I completely hosed my previous phone. I see the one that you bought here: http://shopamerica.htc.com/cell-phones/productdetail.htm?prId=41589
Until HTC releases an RUU for that device we can't go that route.
The only other route would be to flash the stock ROM to your phone at the link here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2224752
Follow the instructions. You'll end up adb flashing the stock boot.img and stock recovery back to your phone. Those files are discussed in the first post.
It's a little more work, but this is the kind of stuff that I love staying up late for. Good luck and sorry we couldn't do it with an RUU.
:fingers-crossed:
Let us know how you make out with this.
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So I successfully flashed ARHD 9.2 and it is running flawless...oh and BTW, after buying my wife the SGS4 and playing with it, I decided to keep my HTC One...way better performance with 0 lag...using optimized stock ROM...Thanks guys.:good:

Update hitting today or tomorrow! 1.54

Supposed to help with connectivity issues.
https://community.sprint.com/baw/mo...ssion?content=/api/core/v2/discussions/155906

I'm HTC Unlocked and S-OFF and trying an HTC Software Check isn't returning anything for me yet.

exSD said:
I'm HTC Unlocked and S-OFF and trying an HTC Software Check isn't returning anything for me yet.
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Once you are unlocked you don't updates anymore. You have to wait until one of the Dev's create a modified firmware update.
EDIT: Actually never do a OTA if you are S-Off. There may not be an exploit yet and will have to wait until there is to regain S-OFF.
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FlowingAway said:
Supposed to help with connectivity issues.
https://community.sprint.com/baw/mo...ssion?content=/api/core/v2/discussions/155906
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Since this update brings us to the same version as the international models, I wonder if it will include EXTREME POWER SAVER MODE

ahecht said:
Since this update brings us to the same version as the international models, I wonder if it will include EXTREME POWER SAVER MODE
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I was thinking that same thing. I bet it does. EXTREEEMMEE

schmeggy929 said:
Once you are unlocked you don't updates anymore. You have to wait until one of the Dev's create a modified firmware update.
EDIT: Actually never do a OTA if you are unlocked and rooted.
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That's a given. I was just going to download it and pull the update off the storage.

schmeggy929 said:
Once you are unlocked you don't updates anymore. You have to wait until one of the Dev's create a modified firmware update.
EDIT: Actually never do a OTA if you are unlocked and rooted.
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http://www.htcdev.com/bootloader/ :
Some content on your device may also be invalidated and cannot be accessed any more because of invalid DRM security keys. This includes content that you may have purchased through a 3rd party vendor and through HTC. Furthermore, although you will still be able to receive updates to your device via FOTA (“firmware over the air”), we do not guarantee that updating your device via FOTA will not render your device unusable. Please understand that you will not be able to return your device to the original state and going forward your device may not be held covered under the warranty for all claims resulting from the unlocking of the bootloader. HTC bears no responsibility if your device is no longer usable afterwards.
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schmeggy929 said:
Once you are unlocked you don't updates anymore. You have to wait until one of the Dev's create a modified firmware update.
EDIT: Actually never do a OTA if you are unlocked and rooted.
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Not true.. Once you are S-OFF you stay S-OFF even after an HBOOT update. This is assuming that you are still using the stock odex ROM with stock recovery.

Ph33zy said:
Not true.. Once you are S-OFF you stay S-OFF even after an HBOOT update. This is assuming that you are still using the stock odex ROM with stock recovery.
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That's correct if you are already s-off, we usually don't get s-off so quickly. But if you didn't s-off and are unlocked, it might take a while to exploit the updated HBOOT.
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Still stock. No update available yet. Hope it comes tomorrow or I have to return this baby even though I hate to because I love this phone almost as much as the g2
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Success100 said:
Still stock. No update available yet. Hope it comes tomorrow or I have to return this baby even though I hate to because I love this phone almost as much as the g2
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What we're trying to say tho, is you don't want to take this 1.54 update without s-off first. If you take 1.54 it probably has new hboot that you wouldn't be able to s-off with then
~m8whl modded stock
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Update is out ! Downloading now

kkwus74 said:
Update is out ! Downloading now
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Can u capture the ota?

Whatcha mean ?

Don't remember if I need to have a locked boot loader to take the ota....I'm stock rooted s-off unlocked.
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kkwus74 said:
Whatcha mean ?
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He means download it but don't install it.
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Man sorry just did

FinZ28 said:
He means download it but don't install it.
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How to get OTA from your Device:
1. When an update is available, let it download. After the download completes, when it asks for intalling, give install later.
2. Connect your device in Storage mode and search the memory card for "OTA"
How to Install OTA:
1. Download OTA file
2. Rename it 'update.zip' (not update.zip.zip)
3. Put on root of SD card
4. Boot phone into HBOOT
5. Select recovery
6. Select Update from Zip
7. Select 'install update.zip from SD card'
8. Press power to select

https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&confirm=S6Cj&id=0B-_A25cR0bQFN0Y5ejdlOVhlSDA
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eric00716 said:
How to get OTA from your Device:
1. When an update is available, let it download. After the download completes, when it asks for intalling, give install later.
2. Connect your device in Storage mode and search the memory card for "OTA"
How to Install OTA:
1. Download OTA file
2. Rename it 'update.zip' (not update.zip.zip)
3. Put on root of SD card
4. Boot phone into HBOOT
5. Select recovery
6. Select Update from Zip
7. Select 'install update.zip from SD card'
8. Press power to select
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Do you have to have stock recovery to do this?
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Need help finding

Need helping finding a stock Non HK rom of Software 2.16.651.4. I need to unroot my device and have failed at finding a 2.16.651.4 backup to be able to flash back and unroot. If anyone can help it would be greatly appreciated. I have done hours of google searches and haven't been been to find anything other than odex or deodexed roms which won't work. I tried using a back up and flashing back to an older software version but it failed to update back up so had to reroot. Can anyone please help

Here is the 2.16.651.4 RUU, straight from HTC. Look under the section titled "Manual System Update Instructions". This will unroot your device and install the stock Android system recovery. If you're S-on you'll need to relock the bootloader first using the command "fastboot oem lock" (from the bootloader) while connected via Fastboot USB mode. If you're S-off you do not need to relock the bootloader. Afterwards, just follow the instructions on HTC's site to install the RUU.
http://www.htc.com/us/support/htc-one-m8-sprint/news/

Cheers mate but I'm not sure what you mean by fastboot oem lock. Do you have a video tutorial? or instructions? I have been using the All In One Tool.

AdamMeetsWorld said:
Cheers mate but I'm not sure what you mean by fastboot oem lock. Do you have a video tutorial? or instructions? I have been using the All In One Tool.
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Fastboot oem lock is a command that you type in to a command terminal on your computer while your phone is connected via Fastboot USB mode. The command relocks your bootloader. You need to have a working ADB/Fastboot environment set up on your computer first in order to do so. Hit the link below for more info.
http://m.androidcentral.com/android-201-10-basic-terminal-commands-you-should-know
This is a reason I hate toolkits. They simplify everything but don't teach you very little, if anything

Magnum_Enforcer said:
Fastboot oem lock is a command that you type in to a command terminal on your computer while your phone is connected via Fastboot USB mode. The command relocks your bootloader. You need to have a working ADB/Fastboot environment set up on your computer first in order to do so. Hit the link below for more info.
This is a reason I hate toolkits. They simplify everything but don't teach you very little, if anything
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Okay thanks. Could I just use the tool kit to relock the bootloader and everything then use the RUU to update to the current version? I am not sure if I can do it following that method. To relock it anyway. Also to do this method do I need S-Off because I do not have S-Of.

AdamMeetsWorld said:
Okay thanks. Could I just use the tool kit to relock the bootloader and everything then use the RUU to update to the current version? I am not sure if I can do it following that method. To relock it anyway. Also to do this method do I need S-Off because I do not have S-Of.
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If the toolkit has that capability, sure. As far as S-off, no, you don't need it.

Magnum_Enforcer said:
If the toolkit has that capability, sure. As far as S-off, no, you don't need it.
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It does have the capability to relock the boot loader you just need to flash a stock backup to do so. Which is why I posted originally. The only stock backsup I can find are for version 1.54.x which I tried using but it failed to update to newer versions got the red triangle so I had to re root. to flash the current firmware. The only versions of the current firmwear I can find is stock odex and deodexed which I was told won't work. If I do it the adb way d I need to be on 1.54 or can I still be on the 2.16 rom. If I could just find a stock rom or backup (deleted mine by accident) t would be much easier.

Here is a stock rooted ROM based off the latest OTA update. Download & flash in recovery:
http://themikmik.com/showthread.php...L-Stock-Rooted-Base-2-16-651-4-(Android-4-4-3)
Why again are you trying to unroot your phone?

You should be able to open a command prompt/cmd window from the toolkit.
Once open type
Code:
adb devices
This should return your serial number with Device next to it
If it does type
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
Once in bootloader type
Code:
fastboot oem lock
Then run the RUU in post 4 Magnum_Enforcer linked you to.
You will be completely stock afterwards

Willi be s-on again!!and sim lock as well
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totoakarocky said:
Willi be s-on again!!and sim lock as well
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:what:

currrently on 4.4.2 device is m8 hk. s-off using sunshine and unlocked following this link http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2718150. if i update to newer rom will i go s-on and sim lock again?
pardon for silly questions as i am new to android thingy's

totoakarocky said:
currrently on 4.4.2 device is m8 hk. s-off using sunshine and unlocked following this link http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2718150. if i update to newer rom will i go s-on and sim lock again?
pardon for silly questions as i am new to android thingy's
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Don't know much about SIM unlocking so I can't answer that part of the question. Updating via RUU, OTA or custom ROM won't put you back S-on.

I wanted to know If anyone had a link for the 2.16.651.4 stock recovery
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gscarborough said:
I wanted to know If anyone had a link for the 2.16.651.4 stock recovery
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See this post: http://themikmik.com/showthread.php...2-16-651-4-OTA&p=299475&viewfull=1#post299475

Thanks captain I appreciate it
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OS version not shown when in boot loader mode.

Hi all. I just had my M7 in bootloader mode and noticed that the OS is blank. I have been trying to run RUUs and flash new firmware with no success. I have adb/fastboot set up on my pc running Vista and have had no problem flash recoveries through command prompt. I want to update my phone. Does anyone have any idea where to start? Thanks.
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quicksilver53 said:
Hi all. I just had my M7 in bootloader mode and noticed that the OS is blank. I have been trying to run RUUs and flash new firmware with no success. I have adb/fastboot set up on my pc running Vista and have had no problem flash recoveries through command prompt. I want to update my phone. Does anyone have any idea where to start? Thanks.
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2 things
your bootloader must be locked (if your s-on)
the firmware must match your phone and must be the same version you have now or newer

Thanks. I am-off. I will check more when I get home tonight.
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quicksilver53 said:
Thanks. I am-off. I will check more when I get home tonight.
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If your s-off you just need to edit the android_info.txt in the firmware to match your phone
you can flash any firmware without relocking the bootloader