Hey guys this is my first attempt at rooting and now I have a soft bricked phone. The phone just boots into the Android logo and nothing else. I accidently erased all my data using the custom recovery program called TWRP. I went to Wipe and pressed format data. Can you guys please help me fix it? Thanks
What ROM are you trying to use?
shady_sawyer said:
Hey guys this is my first attempt at rooting and now I have a soft bricked phone. The phone just boots into the Android logo and nothing else. I accidently erased all my data using the custom recovery program called TWRP. I went to Wipe and pressed format data. Can you guys please help me fix it? Thanks
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You will have to push the zip with TWRP recovery and the command line. Are you S-Off?
Also thread titles like this is an easy way to get it ignored or even deleted before anyone can look at it.
I take it he's s-on he's just attempted to root
Try fastbooting the boot.img in terminal on your PC..
jenkins-84 said:
I take it he's s-on he's just attempted to root
Try fastbooting the boot.img in terminal on your PC..
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Thanks for your replies guys. im a complete noob. I dont even know which ROM to use...but here are the details
*****TAMPERED*****
****UNLOCKED****
Its M7 PVT SHIP S-ON RH
HBOOT - 1.61.0000
RADIO-4T.35.3218.16
Open-DSP - v35.120 .274.0718
OS-7.19.401.102
e-MMC-boot 2048MB
Im using Teamwin Recovery Project v 2.6.3.0
Im using Ubuntu 14.04
OK no worries I'm at work atm so can't really help yet, but if you push I ROM zip on to your device using twrp whatever ROM you us sense or aosp follow instruction's from the thread once you flash the ROM. Go back into bootloader and flash the boot.img you extracted from the ROM.zip file
please tell me step by step the commands I need to type in my ubuntu terminal. Thanks again for your support
If you look around use search will be loads of threads that explain all this sorry ATM I'm a bit busy, will later if you no luck. If you look around the answer to your problems will be there hundreds of people will have been in same position your in thread after thread just have a look around
I looked around but using ubuntu there are few people in my position. .can anyone else tell me what i should do....
jenkins-84 said:
(...) Go back into bootloader and flash the boot.img you extracted from the ROM.zip file
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Unlike some other HTC devices, the M7 does not requires to flash the boot.img separately after flashing a rom. Boot partition is not secured and is flashed automatically when flashing a rom from custom recovery. OP has formatted data partition which mean he have no OS (no rom) installed. So flashing the kernel (boot.img) will not solve his problem.
shady_sawyer said:
please tell me step by step the commands I need to type in my ubuntu terminal. Thanks again for your support
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1) Your twrp version is outdated. Download twrp 2.8.6.0 for M7 and flash it:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery name_of_file.img
fastboot erase cache
fastboot reboot-bootloader
2) Boot your device in twrp main menu, with the 2.8.6.0 version you'll be able to see your phone storage on your computer like if it was a usb drive. Drag and drop your rom.zip to your phone internal storage (My computer --> One --> Internal storage --> your_rom.zip here)
Then in twrp select "install" browse you phone storage and select "your_rom.zip" and swipe to bottom slider to install. Once done reboot your device and voila.
If you don't want to use a custom rom and you only want to use your stock rom and have root, you could simply flash the 7.19.401.102 ruu to get your OS back and then reflash latest TWRP (2.8.6.0) so you can root your stock rom. If this is what you want I can give you step by step instruction for this too, just ask if you need.
alray said:
Unlike some other HTC devices, the M7 does not requires to flash the boot.img separately after flashing a rom. Boot partition is not secured and is flashed automatically when flashing a rom from custom recovery. OP has formatted data partition which mean he have no OS (no rom) installed. So flashing the kernel (boot.img) will not solve his problem.
1) Your twrp version is outdated. Download twrp 2.8.6.0 for M7 and flash it:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery name_of_file.img
fastboot erase cache
fastboot reboot-bootloader
2) Boot your device in twrp main menu, with the 2.8.6.0 version you'll be able to see your phone storage on your computer like if it was a usb drive. Drag and drop your rom.zip to your phone internal storage (My computer --> One --> Internal storage --> your_rom.zip here)
Then in twrp select "install" browse you phone storage and select "your_rom.zip" and swipe to bottom slider to install. Once done reboot your device and voila.
If you don't want to use a custom rom and you only want to use your stock rom and have root, you could simply flash the 7.19.401.102 ruu to get your OS back and then reflash latest TWRP (2.8.6.0) so you can root your stock rom. If this is what you want I can give you step by step instruction for this too, just ask if you need.
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Thats what i was lookin for. Thanks a lot bro..... you are the man. Its all good now.
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Hi all
I recently rooted my new HTC One. However, due to issues with the Barclays Mobile app not liking rooted devices (I've tried to get around this using instructions from this forum, but no joy) I now want to unroot.
My modelid is PN0710000, and my cidnum is H3G_001. There's no RUU for this, so I located a CWM Nandroid backup zip (courtesy of BugsyLawson and shrubz).
Am I correct in thinking that my route to unroot is as follows? ...
1. Copy downloaded file to /sdcard/clockworkmod/backup/ location on device. (Do I leave as zip, or unzip it in this location?)
2. Unzip downloaded file on my laptop
3. Restart device in Fastboot mode
4. On laptop, flash the recovery and boot of the file.zip (i.e. fastboot flash recovery recovery.img THEN fastboot flash boot boot.img)
5. Restart device in Recovery mode
6. Flash the zip file in CWM
7. Restart device in Fastboot mode
8. Relock bootloader (i.e. fastboot oem lock)
Will that work?
Thanks all...I'm new to all this, but learning fast (I hope!)
kosymodo said:
Hi all
I recently rooted my new HTC One. However, due to issues with the Barclays Mobile app not liking rooted devices (I've tried to get around this using instructions from this forum, but no joy) I now want to unroot.
My modelid is PN0710000, and my cidnum is H3G_001. There's no RUU for this, so I located a CWM Nandroid backup zip (courtesy of BugsyLawson and shrubz).
Am I correct in thinking that my route to unroot is as follows? ...
1. Copy downloaded file to /sdcard/clockworkmod/backup/ location on device. (Do I leave as zip, or unzip it in this location?)
2. Unzip downloaded file on my laptop
3. Restart device in Fastboot mode
4. On laptop, flash the recovery and boot of the file.zip (i.e. fastboot flash recovery recovery.img THEN fastboot flash boot boot.img)
5. Restart device in Recovery mode
6. Flash the zip file in CWM
7. Restart device in Fastboot mode
8. Relock bootloader (i.e. fastboot oem lock)
Will that work?
Thanks all...I'm new to all this, but learning fast (I hope!)
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Anyone able to help???
Just unroot the rom that's currently on the phone. SuperSU has a full unroot option in its settings.
Then stock recovery can be flashed via fastboot, but not really necessary.
cschmitt said:
Just unroot the rom that's currently on the phone. SuperSU has a full unroot option in its settings.
Then stock recovery can be flashed via fastboot, but not really necessary.
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OK, I've just tried that...still says I'm rooted though
kosymodo said:
OK, I've just tried that...still says I'm rooted though
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Ah, that's correct, because /system partition is write protected after boot.
Flash the attached unroot-flashable.zip in CWM or TWRP, it will delete the su binary and Superuser.apk system app, which will unroot the OS.
cschmitt said:
Ah, that's correct, because /system partition is write protected after boot.
Flash the attached unroot-flashable.zip in CWM or TWRP, it will delete the su binary and Superuser.apk system app, which will unroot the OS.
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Brilliant! That seems to have done the trick
Now, maybe you'll be able to advise why I can't flash
bugsylawson.com/files/file/1056-m7-cwm-nandroid-backup-cid-h3g-001-128771x/
zip file in recovery? It's the correct modelid and cidnum...
I basically want to get my device back to as close to stock settings as possible.
Thanks again!
kosymodo said:
Now, maybe you'll be able to advise why I can't flash
bugsylawson.com/files/file/1056-m7-cwm-nandroid-backup-cid-h3g-001-128771x/
zip file in recovery? It's the correct modelid and cidnum...
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You'll need to unzip it into the CWM backup folder in the device /sdcard
cschmitt said:
You'll need to unzip it into the CWM backup folder in the device /sdcard
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It won't work All it does is...
--Installing /sdcard/clockworkmod/backup/archive.zip
Finding update package...
Opening update package...
Installing update...
Installation aborted.
Shows the android logo with red triangle containing an exclamation mark
Any ideas?
Hi buddy.
I've just unlock my htc one from 3 as well and I've been really stupid and forgot to make a nandroid backup, please can you upload anywhere or share with me yours please?? I really want to keep it if needed to go back.
Thanks very much mate.
I need to return my Htc One to stock, the firmware is 1.29.401.12. I have located the only apparent version thanks to XDA but its the OTA version. When I unzip it it does not appear to have all instructions ie;start. When I downloaded the RUU to my phone more information was present. Can the RUU be flashed directly from the phone ? Hope this makes some kind of sense !
thanks
sr
steve16 said:
I need to return my Htc One to stock, the firmware is 1.29.401.12. I have located the only apparent version thanks to XDA but its the OTA version. When I unzip it it does not appear to have all instructions ie;start. When I downloaded the RUU to my phone more information was present. Can the RUU be flashed directly from the phone ? Hope this makes some kind of sense !
thanks
sr
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hey first flash stock rom & recovery!!
now, put custom recovery.img in fastboot folder
now fastboot boot recovery.img
now you are booted in custom recovery
choose flash zip from sd card and selec that particular OTA.zip
ask me if you want detailed explanation
HIT THANKS IF I HELPED YOU
please...
prunzzz said:
hey first flash stock rom & recovery!!
now, put custom recovery.img in fastboot folder
now fastboot boot recovery.img
now you are booted in custom recovery
choose flash zip from sd card and selec that particular OTA.zip
ask me if you want detailed explanation
HIT THANKS IF I HELPED YOU
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Being a bit mature in years any detailed explanation would be great.
Thanks
sr
steve16 said:
Being a bit mature in years any detailed explanation would be great.
Thanks
sr
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see,
1. Flash this rom :-- http://www.androidrevolution.nl/downloader/download.php?file=One_2.17.401.1_odexed.zip from custom recovery.
(if you have stock rom installed already ignore this step)
2. Now flash this STOCK recovery :-- http://www.androidrevolution.nl/downloader/download.php?file=Flash_recovery_2.17.401.1.rar
3. now again in phone in fastboot mode fastboot boot (name of custom recovery).img
4. you will be booted in custom recovery
5. Put that OTA.zip on your phone
6. find "flash zip" & select it
7. select OTA.zip and flash it
ta da .....
you are stock now
ask me if you want even detailed help
HIT THANKS IF I HELPED YOU
prunzzz said:
see,
1. Flash this rom :-- http://www.androidrevolution.nl/downloader/download.php?file=One_2.17.401.1_odexed.zip from custom recovery.
(if you have stock rom installed already ignore this step)
2. Now flash this STOCK recovery :-- http://www.androidrevolution.nl/downloader/download.php?file=Flash_recovery_2.17.401.1.rar
3. now again in phone in fastboot mode fastboot boot (name of custom recovery).img
4. you will be booted in custom recovery
5. Put that OTA.zip on your phone
6. find "flash zip" & select it
7. select OTA.zip and flash it
ta da .....
you are stock now
ask me if you want even detailed help
HIT THANKS IF I HELPED YOU
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Sorry me again..
1. Stock Rom installed.
2.Have downloaded as mentioned.
3.Could you confirm this step.
5.Downloaded OTA RUU
On the phone ... S-on
Thanks
sr
aplogies...
Been asking same based questions...should have kept it all in on place....sorry.
I will keep these related questions here from now.
I am still having trouble locking Bootloader.
The CID is. HTC_001
RUU........1.29.401.12
Would like to know if I can use another RUU and if so which.
Thanks for any info
sr
i tried to root my phone and install roms but then when i flashed the viper rom something went wrong and my phone would only go on recovery (twrp) i panicked... and cleared ALL the data, even my backup and including the os. I looked for guides and saw this one that shows how to install rom through adb, tried it and successfully installed android revolution, but when i try to reboot it says no os installed. please help
Firstly, which version of twrp are you using?
If it is the old ones, 6.* versions, please upgrade to the latest, then you can try side loading arhd or viper ROM once again. Should word. You can use HTC one toolkits available for m7, or use adb itself if you are familiar with it in a good level.
Install TWRP 2.8.5.0
Mount mtp copy zip to sd card
Unmount flash zip
yatindroid said:
Install TWRP 2.8.5.0
Mount mtp copy zip to sd card
Unmount flash zip
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Update, i already managed to install android revolution, but then every time i power it on it just goes straight to recovery like last time. Also every time i install ROM twrp says i dont have supersu.
aviranzerioniac said:
Firstly, which version of twrp are you using?
If it is the old ones, 6.* versions, please upgrade to the latest, then you can try side loading arhd or viper ROM once again. Should word. You can use HTC one toolkits available for m7, or use adb itself if you are familiar with it in a good level.
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Managed to install android revolution, but it always just goes to the recovery mode when i try to open the phone. Also every time i install ROM twrp says i dont have supersu.
I Nid 2P said:
Update, i already managed to install android revolution, but then every time i power it on it just goes straight to recovery like last time. Also every time i install ROM twrp says i dont have supersu.
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format or correct system partition
Install supersu along
yatindroid said:
format or correct system partition
Install supersu along
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sorry i really lack information, how do you correct system partition? and when you say format its the storage right?
so i would have to go to twrp then wipe and then format right? then install supersu and then android revolution?
Edit: i did whats above but when i flashed android revolution and clicked reboot it says no os nor supersu installed.. even after seeing the "you are now running android revolution" screen.
I Nid 2P said:
sorry i really lack information, how do you correct system partition? and when you say format its the storage right?
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Flash ARHD with TWRP 2.6.3.3
I Nid 2P said:
sorry i really lack information, how do you correct system partition? and when you say format its the storage right?
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2.8.5.0 have that option in wipe options
2.6.3.3 is best for flashing
yatindroid said:
2.8.5.0 have that option in wipe options
2.6.3.3 is best for flashing
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does that mean i would have to install 2 different versions through the process?
clsA said:
Flash ARHD with TWRP 2.6.3.3
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im running v2.6.3.0 how do i update it?.. please bare with me
I Nid 2P said:
im running v2.6.3.0 how do i update it?.. please bare with me
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I you have an M7_UL
http://techerrata.com/browse/twrp2/m7
fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.3-m7.img
fastboot erase cache
fastboot reboot-bootloader
clsA said:
I you have an M7_UL
http://techerrata.com/browse/twrp2/m7
fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.3-m7.img
fastboot erase cache
fastboot reboot-bootloader
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finally able to update my twrp, now what do i do?
Edit: cant seem to click cache on mount
I Nid 2P said:
finally able to update my twrp, now what do i do?
Edit: cant seem to click cache on mount
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I already replied in your other thread
Edit: why are you trying to mount things ? and clearing cache and delvik again and again ?
the step are really simple just join in where you need too
unlock bootloader at htcdev
flash TWRP 2.6.3.3 with fastboot in terminal to your phone
fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.3-m7.img
fastboot erase cache
fastboot reboot-bootloader
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from the bootloader choose recovery / TWRP loads now
choose install / choose ARHD / or ViperOne that you downloaded
Swipe to install / when install is done / reboot
clsA said:
I already replied in your other thread
Edit: why are you trying to mount things ? and clearing cache and delvik again and again ?
the step are really simple just join in where you need too
unlock bootloader at htcdev
flash TWRP 2.6.3.3 with fastboot in terminal to your phone
Update: IT STARTED!! I think the problem was my twrp version, thank you for helping me and sorry
from the bootloader choose recovery / TWRP loads now
choose install / choose ARHD / or ViperOne that you downloaded
Swipe to install / when install is done / reboot
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I dont know if i didnt mention or you didnt see but i formatted my data so i dont have any rom zip files in my storage
I Nid 2P said:
I dont know if i didnt mention or you didnt see but i formatted my data so i dont have any rom zip files in my storage
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Put the phone in the first screen of TWRP
put your rom in the same folder as fastboot /adb
then in terminal adb push name-of-Rom.zip /sdcard
let it copy to the phone it takes a few min the command prompt will change when it's done
now install the rom with TWRP
hi
are there any way to root a HTC One M7 (International) 6.0.2 yet?
been googling for like an eternity, and havent come up with anything
pls share links to this if possible
ty in advance
XANTHiDE said:
hi
are there any way to root a HTC One M7 (International) 6.0.2 yet?
been googling for like an eternity, and havent come up with anything
pls share links to this if possible
ty in advance
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No, Android 6.0.2 doesn't exist yet, probably next year :laugh:
If you are speaking about 5.0.2 then its the same process as before. Flash a custom recovery then flash the latest supersu zip from recovery
If you are speaking about 5.0.2 then its the same process as before. Flash a custom recovery then flash the latest supersu zip from recovery
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LoL ya.. I meant 5.0.2..
Any recommended recovery?
any chance you know a nice guide for this, since im quite new at this
XANTHiDE said:
LoL ya.. I meant 5.0.2..
Any recommended recovery?
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twrp 2.8.5.0.
Code:
any chance you know a nice guide for this, since im quite new at this :)
Download and install minimal adb and fastboot
Download and install latest HTC drivers
Unlock the bootloader if its not already done. Instructions here (this process will wipe everything on your phone, backup personal data first if needed)
download twrp 2.8.5.0 and save in the same folder where you have adb and fastboot on your computer
boot your phone in bootloader mode/fastboot usb
open a minmal adb command prompt, type:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery twrp-2.8.5.0-m7.img
fastboot erase cache
fastboot reboot-bootloader
then boot in recovery mode (twrp)
with your phone in twrp main menu, you should see you phone storage mounted on your PC: My computer --> One.
Download latest supersu.zip and save it at the root of your phone storage
in twrp select 'install" browse /sdcard folder to find supersu.zip (should be at the bottom of the list.
select it and swipe to install
reboot phone, it snow rooted.
it worked like a charm
ty very much.. really appreciate it
Hi All,
I see a lot of people asking for stock stuff for the HTC One Mini 2, please find them here:
Stock RUUs - https://forum.xda-developers.com/one-mini-2/general/htc-one-mini-2-official-ruu-t3425930
BOOT IMAGE
Signed Boot Image : boot_signed.img for booting problems (FOR INTERNATIONAL/EUROPEAN DEVICES ONLY)
PROCESS
Enter bootloader and then enter fastboot and type the command :
Code:
fastboot flash boot boot_signed.img
fastboot reboot bootloader
Nandroid Backup for restoring to stock, I have used this, working fine (Can be restored through TWRP): https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347818782 (FOR INTERNAITIONAL/EUROPEAN DEVICES ONLY)
Stock Firmware: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95784891001615234
Stock Recovery: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347822267 (Newer)
Stock Recovery: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95784891001615233
Original Page (German): http://www.handy-faq.de/forum/htc-one-mini-2-firmwaresammlung-ruus-otas-backups-t309020/
LINKS WERE WORKING WHEN I POSTED THEM, DOWNLOAD AT THE EARLIEST AS MAY BE THEY WONT WORK WHEN YOU NEED THEM, SO JUST DOWNLOAD AND KEEP.
STEPS TO RESTORE NANDROID BACKUP THROUGH TWRP:
- REBOOT AND ENTER TWRP, PERFORM A BACKUP (THIS WILL CREATE A TWRP BACK UP FOLDER WITH DEVICE SERIAL NUMBER IN THE SD CARD)
- DOWNLOAD AND EXTRACT THE NANDROID BACK UP FILE
- PLACE THE EXTRACTED FILES IN TO THE TWRP>BACKUP<DEVICE SERIAL NUMBER> FOLDER IN THE SD CARD
- RESTART THE DEVICE AND ENTER TWRP, CHOOSE RESTORE
- LOCATE THE FOLDER COPIED IN THE ROOT OF THE SDCARD
- SWIPE TO RESTORE
- FOR SOME REASON THE NANDROID BACKUP DOES NOT CONTAIN CALCULATOR, FLASH LIGHT WHICH CAN BE DOWNLOADED HERE: http://www.apkmirror.com/apk/htc-corporation/
THANK YOU
I cant install
Bear Grylls said:
I cant install
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What is the exact problem you are facing when flashing the stock file. PLEASE EXPLAIN FOR BETTER UNDERSTANDNG.
ELSE YOU CAN TRY THE BELOW.
NB: I AM ASSUMING THINGS AND GIVING THIS INFORMATION, I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT HAPPENS AS I DONT KNOW THE EXACT PROBLEM YOU ARE FACING.
Make sure device is 100% battery.
1st try this:
1-Download this file: [ https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_1zjuazXSqbQ0p6NWtvRk9OMzA/edit?pli=1 ] and install in Windows (Run as Administrator).
2-Open Command window and type:
Code:
cd c:\adb
3-now on your device use Vol keys to choose and power key to select, and choose FASTBOOT
4-now download the attached file boot_signed.rar (extract the file in C:\adb folder)
5-type in the command window:
Code:
fastboot flash boot boot_signed.img
5-type in the command window:
Code:
fastboot erase cache
6-type in command window:
Code:
fastboot reboot
IF THIS DID NOT WORK, THEN TRY THIS:
Download this [ https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95916177934555508 ] file and rename it to 0P8BIMG.zip and place it into the SD card (MMC Card), restart the device and let it boot into the HBoot menu.
Reboot device from the boot mode, if the device automatically reboot into the boot menu then it will start flashing the file automatically.
Good Luck, let me know how it went.
Try and let me know.
this is excellent, all in one place...
However, please forgive my ignorance in recovery/backup terminology (I hope it is not just me) but I get confused by the use of 'Nandroid' backup, Stock Rom, and .zip and .img files for flashing.
I have successfully used TWRP to flash the NostromoPop ROM, but have not been successful with any other .zip file supposedly a Stock ROM.
I have been hoping that somebody could put a rooted Stock ROM so that I can try it as a way to get around the KitKat blocks on writing to the SD card for some of my autosync apps.
Am I making any sense?
Many thanks if you can help
soundrediscovery said:
this is excellent, all in one place...
However, please forgive my ignorance in recovery/backup terminology (I hope it is not just me) but I get confused by the use of 'Nandroid' backup, Stock Rom, and .zip and .img files for flashing.
I have successfully used TWRP to flash the NostromoPop ROM, but have not been successful with any other .zip file supposedly a Stock ROM.
I have been hoping that somebody could put a rooted Stock ROM so that I can try it as a way to get around the KitKat blocks on writing to the SD card for some of my autosync apps.
Am I making any sense?
Many thanks if you can help
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Hi,
As I understand you cannot flash a stock ROM with customer Recovery, as far as I know you need stock Recovery to flash a stock ROM, I remember trying stock ROM on TWRP but it failed, could be due to some other reason, I read somewhere it has something to do with file signatures.
As for SD write fix, you need to have root access other than that there is no fix for it, rooting with SuperUser Binary... I myself did want to try it now that I am back on stock but then I am greedy for Marshmallow (if they could fix that Loud Speaker issue) I am all in for Android M, I tried to get in touch with people on the Cyanogen Forums but no luck as I have not yet received verification email, tried so many times, no luck and as it seems there is no Marshmallow development on HTC One Mini 2....
I will wait and see how it goes...
If I am correct you can keep stock ROM and flash SU Binary and get root access and then install https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nextapp.sdfix to get it done with, it ought to work, haven't tried myself...
The recovery image you gave seems a little broken, but the backup worked...thought I recommend a factory reset unless you want the system language to be weird...
hanro50 said:
The recovery image you gave seems a little broken, but the backup worked...thought I recommend a factory reset unless you want the system language to be weird...
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Which recovery image have you used, I have flashed the newer version successfully, yes the backup worked and has non-English language as default.
The command:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery_name.img
fastboot erase cache
If you could elaborate a "little broken"
I maneged to reflash twrp from android, ok these is what happened, I flash it as a recovery image with twrp, when I reboot into recovery later then it just showed a picture of my phone with a red triangle icon in it, after a while my phone resets...and goes back to booting from the main installed os...
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The name of the file is M8_MINI_UL_Stock_Recovery_2.19.401.2.img
I don't remember if I taped New or old
hanro50 said:
I maneged to reflash twrp from android, ok these is what happened, I flash it as a recovery image with twrp, when I reboot into recovery later then it just showed a picture of my phone with a red triangle icon in it, after a while my phone resets...and goes back to booting from the main installed os...
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The name of the file is M8_MINI_UL_Stock_Recovery_2.19.401.2.img
I don't remember if I taped New or old
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Hi,
I believe you flashed a recovery with another recovery, which I think is not the right way, the right way is to use the command to overwrite TWRP with stock recovery.
hanro50 said:
I maneged to reflash twrp from android, ok these is what happened, I flash it as a recovery image with twrp, when I reboot into recovery later then it just showed a picture of my phone with a red triangle icon in it, after a while my phone resets...and goes back to booting from the main installed os...
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The name of the file is M8_MINI_UL_Stock_Recovery_2.19.401.2.img
I don't remember if I taped New or old
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HI,
Just wanted to know if you are having any issues with low audio after restoring Android backup from TWRP, I feel my audio is way too low and cant be heard just if I am outside my room..
I didn't have any audio problems, it could just be you being used to cm's 3rd party BoomSound replacement
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Well that would exsplain why some elements of the stock recovery remained after I reflashed twrp with a app on my phone, e.g. it fixed the image I get when I hook my device up to power when it is turned off...before that it would just boot me into a unusable twrp homepage
The stock RUU file is corrupt! (tried 5 times now)
Where can I get a A stock flash or a ROM that is NOT ROOTED please?
I tried the 0P8BIMG.zip on SD card method and that did not work either.
Also, I thought the RUU file is meant to be an executable not a zip file. I'm confused...
niblettr said:
The stock RUU file is corrupt! (tried 5 times now)
Where can I get a A stock flash or a ROM that is NOT ROOTED please?
I tried the 0P8BIMG.zip on SD card method and that did not work either.
Also, I thought the RUU file is meant to be an executable not a zip file. I'm confused...
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I doubt its corrupted, which OS are you running currently ?, when I tried it, it failed due to the installed stock ROM being newer than the one being installed and since I have S-ON I cant downgrade it...
You can Nandroid Restore the stock backup, I have personally tried and it works....
Another way to do it is to have the Nandroid Restore and then use Sunshine to S-OFF (as sunshine only works on stock or near-stock ROMs) and then flash with 0P8BIMG.zip, it should work then, just a thought...
Hi, thanks for these links & info. Just about to give this a go. But, what does boot_signed.img do?
pavsid said:
Hi, thanks for these links & info. Just about to give this a go. But, what does boot_signed.img do?
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Its a signed boot file, meaning it flashes successfully should the device fail to boot or stuck on boot or in other words if the device does not boot and remains on HTC, this flashing this should solve your problem.
Hi all I have been directed here from another thread as I am looking to place a stock rom on my htc one mini 2 without bloatware, I have unlocked the bootloader and installed TWRP but the stock rom remains the same all I want is to install a rom via TWRP if at all possible. Is the 1gig one ok for that or will i need to completely put the stock recovery back on and the phone is unlocked to all networks if that makes any different
Thank in advance
The Watergod said:
Hi all I have been directed here from another thread as I am looking to place a stock rom on my htc one mini 2 without bloatware, I have unlocked the bootloader and installed TWRP but the stock rom remains the same all I want is to install a rom via TWRP if at all possible. Is the 1gig one ok for that or will i need to completely put the stock recovery back on and the phone is unlocked to all networks if that makes any different
Thank in advance
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Hi,
Its not possible to flash stock rom via TWRP, plus you need to have S-Off.
The only way to go complete stock is to restore Nandroid Backup and then flash stock recovery.
TryllZ said:
Hi,
Its not possible to flash stock rom via TWRP, plus you need to have S-Off.
The only way to go complete stock is to restore Nandroid Backup and then flash stock recovery.
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so is this the nandroid back up of a stock rom that I can use with the latest update for use with twrp and when I mean stock rom I mean a rom that has not been majorly altered to class it as a custom rom. I.e still has sense and no additional apps added
Again Thanks in advance
The Watergod said:
so is this the nandroid back up of a stock rom that I can use with the latest update for use with twrp and when I mean stock rom I mean a rom that has not been majorly altered to class it as a custom rom. I.e still has sense and no additional apps added
Again Thanks in advance
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Hi,
Yes you will have to restore the Nandroid Backup, this backup is completely of a stock ROM, no edition, however it does not have some apps like the Calculator, Flash etc for some reason.
However I found the missing apps from here: http://www.apkmirror.com/apk/htc-corporation/
TryllZ said:
Hi,
Yes you will have to restore the Nandroid Backup, this backup is completely of a stock ROM, no edition, however it does not have some apps like the Calculator, Flash etc for some reason.
However I found the missing apps from here: http://www.apkmirror.com/apk/htc-corporation/
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Excellent much appreciated for this right, so I need to first copy the nandroid backup to my Phones root and run TWRP and restore using the downloaded nandroid yes?
if yes could I please have the steps to put the stock recovery on with ADB commands as I really don't want to brick my phone (Yes I know you take no resposibilty etc) just happier to have as least the correct file names and adb commands.
And last I just copy the new stock RUU to my phone and install?
You help is as always greatly appreciated as no one seems to be ddoing anything anymore for this phone