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Htc Vivd Help Needed (Rooting)

Idk if I am in the wrong thread but here we go.
Htc Vivid​I Just got an Htc Vivid An I want to learn how to root it. I have tried Hasoon's program but it didnt work for me.​I have unlocked Bootloader SO I really need help on trying to root this device.
With Hasoon's Program I Tried to flash the TWRP Recovery but it didnt work so I haven't been able to get past flashing
Any Help Would Be Nice THNX
I have Skype if needed, Just ask

Dirtymonkeysk8r said:
Idk if I am in the wrong thread but here we go.
Htc Vivid​I Just got an Htc Vivid An I want to learn how to root it. I have tried Hasoon's program but it didnt work for me.​I have unlocked Bootloader SO I really need help on trying to root this device.
With Hasoon's Program I Tried to flash the TWRP Recovery but it didnt work so I haven't been able to get past flashing
Any Help Would Be Nice THNX
I have Skype if needed, Just ask
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download version 2.2 and try using wcx recovery or twrp ... it should work

Ok
bilibox said:
download version 2.2 and try using wcx recovery or twrp ... it should work
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I Tried To use a Different recovery but when I flash it, First it loads me into Bootloader (Like it's Supposed to) Then A green Bar pops up,loads and then Nothing Happends. And a link would be great Thank you

Dirtymonkeysk8r said:
I Tried To use a Different recovery but when I flash it, First it loads me into Bootloader (Like it's Supposed to) Then A green Bar pops up,loads and then Nothing Happends. And a link would be great Thank you
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Yeah. it does that in fastboot. click bootloader from fastboot and hit recovery.

ok
Alright! I will try it if it doesn't work then idk just gunna ask so if I get the WCX recovery it will work for the vivid and I don't have to do it with just to get a specific version

bilibox said:
Yeah. it does that in fastboot. click bootloader from fastboot and hit recovery.
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Also if I'm asking to such sorry it's my first root but hey atleast I unlocked it

Dirtymonkeysk8r said:
Alright! I will try it if it doesn't work then idk just gunna ask so if I get the WCX recovery it will work for the vivid and I don't have to do it with just to get a specific version
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If you get that recovery.img you dont have to get the specific version of the tool kit

bilibox said:
If you get that recovery.img you dont have to get the specific version of the tool kit
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Ok Just to make sure the steps for me todo this would be 1, Get the Wcx Recovery.img then load into my (unlocked) bootloader, then flash the recovery.img and thats all i know idk if i need to flash a kernal or something sorry

Dirtymonkeysk8r said:
Ok Just to make sure the steps for me todo this would be 1, Get the Wcx Recovery.img then load into my (unlocked) bootloader, then flash the recovery.img and thats all i know idk if i need to flash a kernal or something sorry
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Thats All you need to do

Dirtymonkeysk8r said:
Ok Just to make sure the steps for me todo this would be 1, Get the Wcx Recovery.img then load into my (unlocked) bootloader, then flash the recovery.img and thats all i know idk if i need to flash a kernal or something sorry
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If you install the newest TWRP... There is an option to root your phone when it loads recovery
Sent from my Vivid 4G using Tapatalk 4

rignfool said:
If you install the newest TWRP... There is an option to root your phone when it loads recovery
Sent from my Vivid 4G using Tapatalk 4
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Ok I'm getting really confused here can someone tell me exactly waht to do

Dirtymonkeysk8r said:
Ok I'm getting really confused here can someone tell me exactly waht to do
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If you still need help, I wrote this guide for you and anyone else who is confused.
Now that you have unlocked the bootloader follow these steps.
1. Boot into the bootloader by pressing volume down + power.
2. Press the power button to enter fastboot.
3. Make sure that beneath the first few lines on the top of the screen it says fastboot usb highlighted in red.
4. Find a version of TWRP, WCX, or whatever recovery image you are going to use and then extract it into the folder on your computer.
5. In CMD, type this:
fastboot flash recovery "name of the file.img"
6. Press [bootloader] to go back to the main menu (without the brackets).
7. Scroll down with the volume button to recovery.
8. Boot into recovery.
If your recovery works, do this to use a custom rom.
9. Go back into the bootloader by turning your phone off and then using power + volume down.
10. Download a custom rom and open up the .zip file. Then, extract the file named boot.img and extract it into the folder on your computer.
11. Enter fastboot and type this into CMD:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
12. Go back into your recovery (following the steps above from 6-8). Mount your internal SD card and put on the file of the custom rom you wish to use onto your storage. Be sure to copy the file in .zip format, not after it has been extracted.
If your custom rom needs Google Apps, then download the correct file which should be specified in the download area of your rom's post.
13. Go back into the main menu of your recovery and then choose the option to flash the file.
14. Choose the file that you have just loaded onto your storage.
15. Flash Google Apps if you need it.
16. Thank me if it worked

works like a charm:laugh:

123650o said:
If you still need help, I wrote this guide for you and anyone else who is confused.
Now that you have unlocked the bootloader follow these steps.
1. Boot into the bootloader by pressing volume down + power.
2. Press the power button to enter fastboot.
3. Make sure that beneath the first few lines on the top of the screen it says fastboot usb highlighted in red.
4. Find a version of TWRP, WCX, or whatever recovery image you are going to use and then extract it into the folder on your computer.
5. In CMD, type this:
fastboot flash recovery "name of the file.img"
6. Press [bootloader] to go back to the main menu (without the brackets).
7. Scroll down with the volume button to recovery.
8. Boot into recovery.
If your recovery works, do this to use a custom rom.
9. Go back into the bootloader by turning your phone off and then using power + volume down.
10. Download a custom rom and open up the .zip file. Then, extract the file named boot.img and extract it into the folder on your computer.
11. Enter fastboot and type this into CMD:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
12. Go back into your recovery (following the steps above from 6-8). Mount your internal SD card and put on the file of the custom rom you wish to use onto your storage. Be sure to copy the file in .zip format, not after it has been extracted.
If your custom rom needs Google Apps, then download the correct file which should be specified in the download area of your rom's post.
13. Go back into the main menu of your recovery and then choose the option to flash the file.
14. Choose the file that you have just loaded onto your storage.
15. Flash Google Apps if you need it.
16. Thank me if it worked
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Okay, I am going to follow these instructions.. will this work to get me so I can install the team Hydra CyanogenMod 10.2 4.3.1 Jelly bean for this phone. Does the recovery image matter which I use?

GigabitP said:
Okay, I am going to follow these instructions.. will this work to get me so I can install the team Hydra CyanogenMod 10.2 4.3.1 Jelly bean for this phone. Does the recovery image matter which I use?
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Twrp or wcx...
No cwm
Sent from my Vivid 4G using Tapatalk

rignfool said:
Twrp or wcx...
No cwm
Sent from my Vivid 4G using Tapatalk
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1416836 Is this basically explaining the same thing?

Yes... But since vivid users are notoriously bad at using the search feature on the website... Or in tapatalk...
We have to have 10000 of the same goddamn thread...
Sent from my Vivid 4G using Tapatalk

rignfool said:
Yes... But since vivid users are notoriously bad at using the search feature on the website... Or in tapatalk...
We have to have 10000 of the same goddamn thread...
Sent from my Vivid 4G using Tapatalk
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Nah, used the search function to find this thread and others. Thats how I wound up here. But anyways thanks for the info.

[Q] How flash Stock firmware with twrp

Hello mates,
I just want to switch back to stock firmware just downloaded the B133 maybe i will upgrade to EMUI.3.0 manually but i have twrp installed how can i flash the stock firmware? which is not in zip file its dload/update.app
can someone please guide me?
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Thanks and blessing
Farrukh

FarrukhQadri said:
Hello mates,
I just want to switch back to stock firmware just downloaded the B133 maybe i will upgrade to EMUI.3.0 manually but i have twrp installed how can i flash the stock firmware? which is not in zip file its dload/update.app
can someone please guide me?
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Thanks and blessing
Farrukh
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Hello,
You must first install stock recovery in order to manually update through Updater > Local update, and yes update.app must be in the dload folder on the SD card. (connect your device to your PC, install adb, reboot it to bootloader using 'adb reboot bootloader', put 'recovery.img' into the same folder as adb, execute 'fastboot flash recovery recovery.img', then do 'fastboot reboot', once your device is fully booted go to the Updater app, and do a local update.)
B609 Stock recovery - Download here
Best regards,
James

Daentrod said:
Hello,
You must first install stock recovery in order to manually update through Updater > Local update, and yes update.app must be in the dload folder on the SD card. (connect your device to your PC, install adb, reboot it to bootloader using 'adb reboot bootloader', put 'recovery.img' into the same folder as adb, execute 'fastboot flash recovery recovery.img', then do 'fastboot reboot', once your device is fully booted go to the Updater app, and do a local update.)
B609 Stock recovery - Download here
Best regards,
James
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Thanks a lot i will do it tonight

FarrukhQadri said:
Thanks a lot i will do it tonight
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when i execute the adb reboot boat loader command my device won't gets into boat loader but it reboot i tried rebooting into boat loader by flashify app it shows a screen fastboot rescue mode. (phone is unlocked)
i can flash the recovery.
whats wrong ??

FarrukhQadri said:
when i execute the adb reboot boat loader command my device won't gets into boat loader but it reboot i tried rebooting into boat loader by flashify app it shows a screen fastboot rescue mode. (phone is unlocked)
i can flash the recovery.
whats wrong ??
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That is exactly what you need - adb reboot bootloader (<- it's one word!) gets the phone into fastboot mode (same as flashify). From here you can flash the recovery. On the PC, run fastboot flash recovery <path-to-stock-recovery>. This will get you the stock recovery on the phone. Now you can use the 3 button method to flash the stock ROM.

g4b3rm4n said:
That is exactly what you need - adb reboot bootloader (<- it's one word!) gets the phone into fastboot mode (same as flashify). From here you can flash the recovery. On the PC, run fastboot flash recovery <path-to-stock-recovery>. This will get you the stock recovery on the phone. Now you can use the 3 button method to flash the stock ROM.
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Can you please guide me a bit more actually now my device is not booting into recovery neither into system its stuck on logo and not going ahead. so should i follow these steps only flash stock recovery in fastboot then flash stock rom?
my phone is stuck on logo and it remains on the logo screen for a couple of seconds then it reboots itself automatically and keep doing the same..
Thanks

FarrukhQadri said:
Can you please guide me a bit more actually now my device is not booting into recovery neither into system its stuck on logo and not going ahead. so should i follow these steps only flash stock recovery in fastboot then flash stock rom?
my phone is stuck on logo and it remains on the logo screen for a couple of seconds then it reboots itself automatically and keep doing the same..
Thanks
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You must get it into fastboot mode. If the phone restarts and does not boot into the OS, then it's a huge problem. You may try to restore the phone with HiSuite, but my bet is that you'd better get it to a service - you probably flashed the wrong bootloader.
You might have luck with the recovery though - hold down VOLUME UP and POWER when turning the device on. This might get you ADB, so you might boot into fastboot mode.

g4b3rm4n said:
You must get it into fastboot mode. If the phone restarts and does not boot into the OS, then it's a huge problem. You may try to restore the phone with HiSuite, but my bet is that you'd better get it to a service - you probably flashed the wrong bootloader.
You might have luck with the recovery though - hold down VOLUME UP and POWER when turning the device on. This might get you ADB, so you might boot into fastboot mode.
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Let me have a try i will get back to you. i had this problem with my previous phone but this time its getting so long i'm worried of it, yes my bad i have flashed a wrong kernel mistakenly it was on the phone so i flashed the wrong file.

FarrukhQadri said:
Let me have a try i will get back to you. i had this problem with my previous phone but this time its getting so long i'm worried of it, yes my bad i have flashed a wrong kernel mistakenly it was on the phone so i flashed the wrong file.
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You are right i have to get it to service its not working at all cant even find in fastboot neither in recovery .. this goes so expensive

Press power, volume-down and connect device to PC simultaneously. You will get into fastboot mode. Flash boot image and recovery image that was exactly from your firmware version.

Kostyan_nsk said:
Press power, volume-down and connect device to PC simultaneously. You will get into fastboot mode. Flash boot image and recovery image that was exactly from your firmware version.
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can you please share drivers link? i have booted into fastboot and adb installed already but it cant find my device ..

Resolved
Thank you Everyone for helping and guiding issue is resolved your help is always appreciated...

how?
FarrukhQadri said:
Thank you Everyone for helping and guiding issue is resolved your help is always appreciated...
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How?

jefpcbr said:
How?
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THAT HOW , FORGET some crap TWRP ! it is no use with huawei devices !

Simona Simmy said:
THAT HOW , FORGET some crap TWRP ! it is no use with huawei devices !
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but i think twrp is better than cwn

FarrukhQadri said:
but i think twrp is better than cwn
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What ? In waht way god..
Same purpose .. no better at all it will destroy your phone soon..

killed my phone
Daentrod said:
Hello,
You must first install stock recovery in order to manually update through Updater > Local update, and yes update.app must be in the dload folder on the SD card. (connect your device to your PC, install adb, reboot it to bootloader using 'adb reboot bootloader', put 'recovery.img' into the same folder as adb, execute 'fastboot flash recovery recovery.img', then do 'fastboot reboot', once your device is fully booted go to the Updater app, and do a local update.)
Best regards,
James
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Hi.
This killed my mobile.
Now I can't boot in, I i can have is the bootloader screen saying ur phone is locked
Please someone help.

[Recovery][LG-H960A] TWRP v3.0.2-0 (unofficial)

This is an unofficial TWRP port for LG-H960A.
Thanks to @KAsp3rd and @GROGG88
I DON'T TAKE ANY RESPONSIBILITY. YOU DO EVERYTHING AT YOUR OWN RISK.
READ EVERYTHING and MAKE A BACKUP BEFORE YOU START.
Instructions:
1. You must be on newest stock Marshmallow: H960A20a_00_0316.kdz
You can use LG Bridge to install official update, or download .kdz file HERE
2. You need to have bootloader ulocked.
Official instructions are here: ( Unlocking the Bootloader @ LG Developer )
Remember that this will completely WIPE YOUR DATA, you will LOSE WARRANTY and this operation is IRREVERSIBLE.
3. Flash TWRP.
I assume you got ADB and FASTBOOT drivers working and adb is paired (it should be if you completed step 2).
Connect your phone to your pc, open command prompt and reboot to bootloader:
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
Your phone should reboot and you should be welcomed by Fastboot Mode screen.
Now download the recovery file (below) to your pc, unpack (to get .img) and rename it to recovery.img and put it in folder where you got command prompt open and:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
4. Boot to TWRP.
As on Marshmallow some fastboot commands are not working and LG is restoring recovery on every boot (so you cant use "adb reboot recovery" right now) you need to use one trick.
DO NOT REBOOT YOUR PHONE.
When still in fastboot from step 3 you need to turn off your phone completely. You can do that by holding power button or if that is not working take the battery out.
Now (put the battery in) and press POWER + VOL DOWN buttons. When you see LG logo release the POWER button (while still holding VOL DOWN) and press POWER button again.
You should see a screen which is asking you if you want to factory reset your phone. Don't worry - if you made everything correctly it should not wipe your phone.
Use volume and power buttons to choose YES (twice) - and you should see a TWRP screen (after a while)
WARNING: IF YOU REBOOTED YOUR PHONE AFTER FLASHING RECOVERY THIS STEP WILL REALLY ERASE ALL DATA. You need to flash recovery again (step 3)
5. (optional) flash SuperSU to get root.
Get SuperSU from official thread and put it in your phone.
While in TWRP from step 4 your phone should be recognized by ADB. Use below to move file to sdcard.
Code:
adb push BETA-SuperSU-v2.74-2-20160519174328.zip /sdcard/supersu.zip
Now in TWRP click Install, go to /sdcard/ and chooose supersu.zip. Follow instructions. After install you should choose to wipe cache/dalvik and reboot to system.
Your phone should be rooted now.
Download:
twrp-3.0.2.0-0-h960a.img.zip
(unpack .zip to get flashable .img)
Issues:
- Layout is wrong, status bar is being drawn on second screen.
- Date/time is wrong.

broken url

OK, now if we have recovery, is it possible to dump rooted system and pack it to .tot file for people who don't want to lose warranty?

11868 said:
broken url
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Oh, true. Fixed.
rascal0pl said:
OK, now if we have recovery, is it possible to dump rooted system and pack it to .tot file for people who don't want to lose warranty?
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Maybe.

Thank You it worked!

Great. Just bought it 2 days ago for good price. Will try it.
Sent from my LG-H955 using Tapatalk

Hi,
that's just great, thanks a lot.
As root is now possible has anyone tried to install xposed on th H960A?
I'm wondering if the second screen fix for the Telekom V10 also works with the H960A.
What about Viper4Android and AdAway?

rudi666 said:
This is an unofficial TWRP port for LG-H960A.
Thanks to @KAsp3rd and @GROGG88
I DON'T TAKE ANY RESPONSIBILITY. YOU DO EVERYTHING AT YOUR OWN RISK.
READ EVERYTHING and MAKE A BACKUP BEFORE YOU START.
Instructions:
1. You must be on newest stock Marshmallow: H960A20a_00_0316.kdz
You can use LG Bridge to install official update, or download .kdz file HERE
2. You need to have bootloader ulocked.
Official instructions are here: ( Unlocking the Bootloader @ LG Developer )
Remember that this will completely WIPE YOUR DATA, you will LOSE WARRANTY and this operation is IRREVERSIBLE.
3. Flash TWRP.
I assume you got ADB and FASTBOOT drivers working and adb is paired (it should be if you completed step 2).
Connect your phone to your pc, open command prompt and reboot to bootloader:
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
Your phone should reboot and you should be welcomed by Fastboot Mode screen.
Now download the recovery file (below) to your pc, unpack (to get .img) and rename it to recovery.img and put it in folder where you got command prompt open and:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
4. Boot to TWRP.
As on Marshmallow some fastboot commands are not working and LG is restoring recovery on every boot (so you cant use "adb reboot recovery" right now) you need to use one trick.
DO NOT REBOOT YOUR PHONE.
When still in fastboot from step 3 you need to turn off your phone completely. You can do that by holding power button or if that is not working take the battery out.
Now (put the battery in) and press POWER + VOL DOWN buttons. When you see LG logo release the POWER button (while still holding VOL DOWN) and press POWER button again.
You should see a screen which is asking you if you want to factory reset your phone. Don't worry - if you made everything correctly it should not wipe your phone.
Use volume and power buttons to choose YES (twice) - and you should see a TWRP screen (after a while)
WARNING: IF YOU REBOOTED YOUR PHONE AFTER FLASHING RECOVERY THIS STEP WILL REALLY ERASE ALL DATA. You need to flash recovery again (step 3)
5. (optional) flash SuperSU to get root.
Get SuperSU from official thread and put it in your phone.
While in TWRP from step 4 your phone should be recognized by ADB. Use below to move file to sdcard.
Code:
adb push BETA-SuperSU-v2.74-2-20160519174328.zip /sdcard/supersu.zip
Now in TWRP click Install, go to /sdcard/ and chooose supersu.zip. Follow instructions. After install you should choose to wipe cache/dalvik and reboot to system.
Your phone should be rooted now.
Download:
twrp-3.0.2.0-0-h960a.img.zip
(unpack .zip to get flashable .img)
Issues:
- Layout is wrong, status bar is being drawn on second screen.
- Date/time is wrong.
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Are there any other known issues? I don`t need to install any custom roms. I need it only for root and xposed on Marshmallow. Is there something that can surprise me?

Hi,
"OK, now if we have recovery, is it possible to dump rooted system and pack it to .tot file for people who don't want to lose warranty? "
Ohh, thats sounds nice if this realy possible.
i love my v10.

orbitandre said:
hi,
"ok, now if we have recovery, is it possible to dump rooted system and pack it to .tot file for people who don't want to lose warranty? "
ohh, thats sounds nice if this realy possible.
i love my v10.
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+1 ??

cyvr1 said:
As root is now possible has anyone tried to install xposed on th H960A?
I'm wondering if the second screen fix for the Telekom V10 also works with the H960A.
What about Viper4Android and AdAway?
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Didn't try xposed but I think it should work (if it's working on other V10 models - they are not that different). I just recently bought V10 and was disappointed in dpi, so I needed root to patch second screen to be dpi-independent.
Also: why would you want things like Viper4Android when you got really good sounding hifi dac onboard?
fixxxer102 said:
Are there any other known issues? I don`t need to install any custom roms. I need it only for root and xposed on Marshmallow. Is there something that can surprise me?
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For sure it's enough to flash packages and get root. Xposed is independent from recovery so I can't say anything about that.
Testing are up to you guys. Don't be afraid as this phone is not easy to brick.

rudi666 said:
Also: why would you want things like Viper4Android when you got really good sounding hifi dac on board?
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Quite simple answer. The onboard Hifi DAC only works with cable headphones. Viper4Android also supports Bluetooth devices.

rudi666 said:
I just recently bought V10 and was disappointed in dpi, so I needed root to patch second screen to be dpi-independent.
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Could you write a small guide about the dpi change (I prefer 540-580)?
Thanks in advance.

cyvr1 said:
Quite simple answer. The onboard Hifi DAC only works with cable headphones. Viper4Android also supports Bluetooth devices.
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Ah, you are right, that makes perfect sense. Sorry, I forgot about that.
paschalism said:
Could you write a small guide about the dpi change (I prefer 540-580)?
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There is still a long way, right now second screen FCs are fixed, but layouts are still wrong. I don't know if I can fix it to be truly dpi-independent but I think 560 is optimal value for this screen.

Is this working with
H960a
V20a-AME-xx??

1k views and only 11 "thanks"??? Really? Guys! We need support devs! Big THANK YOU for ur hard work @rudi666. I haven't try ur method yet but I am happy with the fact that something is beginning to happen with v10
Wysłane z mojego LG-H960 przy użyciu Tapatalka

asmoroth said:
I haven't try ur method yet but I am happy with the fact that something is beginning to happen with v10
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I did try his method and it worked like a charm. Ok, you'll have to reflash TWRP if you want to use it but I'm sure it's just a matter of time until we have permanent TWRP like th T-Mobile V10 obviously has.
Thanks to rudi666 I have root, xposed, adaway and viper4audio up and running on my V10. And as there are no interesting custom roms to flash in my opinion it does not matter that I'd need to reflash TWRP. If you plan your flashing in advance you can flash all zip files in one go. No real need for TWRP afterwards.

Thanks guys. Unfortunately I see there is not much going on in V10 scene, and it's a shame.
cyvr1 said:
Ok, you'll have to reflash TWRP if you want to use it but I'm sure it's just a matter of time until we have permanent TWRP like th T-Mobile V10 obviously has.
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Hm.. if you follow instructions you should get permanent TWRP, just try "adb reboot recovery" to test it if you don't want to risk clearing data when using button combination. There is a file called /system/boot-from-recovery.p which is 'restoring recovery' on every boot (that's why there is an info in instruction about not rebooting your phone the first time), but after all the steps this file will be patched. I don't remember if the first use of TWRP or flashing SuperSU does it, but you should get permanent recovery. If not you can always rename this file manually.

rudi666 said:
Hm.. if you follow instructions you should get permanent TWRP, just try "adb reboot recovery" to test it if you don't want to risk clearing data when using button combination. There is a file called /system/boot-from-recovery.p which is 'restoring recovery' on every boot (that's why there is an info in instruction about not rebooting your phone the first time), but after all the steps this file will be patched. I don't remember if the first use of TWRP or flashing SuperSU does it, but you should get permanent recovery. If not you can always rename this file manually.
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Hi,
I will try that again and see if I can get permanent TWRP. But as I said currently there is no real requirement for that. I flashed SuperSU and both files for xposed when I first booted into recovery and that is all I need at the moment.

i cant enter bootloader
h960A
after adb reboot booloader it keeb restart to soft

TWRP update

So I have a rooted Moto X 2014 and I have TWRP installed as the custom recovery. I was wondering if there was any simple way to update TWRP. If anybody knows how to achieve this I would greatly appreaciate a reply! I'm not sure if it makes a difference, but I'm running CM13.
Thanks in advance!
-Matt

From the twrp.me site:
TWRP Install (Requires TWRP 2.8.4 or higher already installed):
Download the latest TWRP image file (.img) from the download link and boot TWRP. Go to install and find and select the Images... button. Browse to the image that you downloaded and select it. Choose recovery and swipe to flash.
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I've used it myself, and it worked fine.

Iglooian said:
So I have a rooted Moto X 2014 and I have TWRP installed as the custom recovery. I was wondering if there was any simple way to update TWRP. If anybody knows how to achieve this I would greatly appreaciate a reply! I'm not sure if it makes a difference, but I'm running CM13.
Thanks in advance!
-Matt
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Flash newer version of TWRP(3.0.2-1 is latest and stable) via same fastboot method as you did before.
1) Reboot to bootloader mode. (power off phone then press power and vol. down button simultaneously)
2) on your computer open terminal command and type:
fastboot flash recovery recovery_name.img
3) Boot directly into recovery now, without booting systems or it may be overwritten.
I hope it helps.

hamzaalijoiyah said:
Flash newer version of TWRP(3.0.2-1 is latest and stable) via same fastboot method as you did before.
1) Reboot to bootloader mode. (power off phone then press power and vol. down button simultaneously)
2) on your computer open terminal command and type:
fastboot flash recovery recovery_name.img
3) Boot directly into recovery now, without booting systems or it may be overwritten.
I hope it helps.
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Thank you I appreciate it! Do you know if there's a way for me to use the TWRP Manager app to update? (It would be a lot easier).

jbaumert said:
From the twrp.me site:
I've used it myself, and it worked fine.
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Thank you! I don't need to wipe anything from my phone before I do this? Does the recovery automatically overwrite the other one?

Iglooian said:
Thank you I appreciate it! Do you know if there's a way for me to use the TWRP Manager app to update? (It would be a lot easier).
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Never used that. But I guess flashing via fastboot is a lot more easier. Just send one command and voilà....

Updating will not wipe anything, it just replaces the existing recovery. As for using fastboot, that works to, but requires a PC to complete.

Deleted OS and won't flash new

[Rooted/Unlocked bootloader] So I deleted my OS trying to install a new rom (CM) I went into my custom recovery (philz touch 6) and I wiped everything and tried to flash cm. The CM I downloaded didn't install due to an error and when I tried to reboot my device, it stayed on the Warning screen. I've tried to sideload multiple roms (one at a time) and some gave me errors and when I installed the roms from:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-x/development/xt1053-retail-stock-lollipop-flashable-t3155843
it successfully installed but when I went to reboot my device it just shows the warning screen for about 20 seconds and then it will just reboot again and repeat. I have tried to install:
cm-12.1-20160710-NIGHTLY-ghost
cm-12.1-20151117-SNAPSHOT-YOG7DAO1K9-ghost
cm-11-20141115-SNAPSHOT-M12-ghost
flexos_5.1.1_20150425_weekly_ghost
XT1058_RCICA_5.1_LPAS23.12-21.7-1_D
XT1058_RCICA_5.1_LPAS23.12-21.7-1_U
All of the above were attempted to be flashed through sideload
Thanks in advance,
Patrick

Put phone in bootloader and recover stock rom with fastboot

Jaizu said:
Put phone in bootloader and recover stock rom with fastboot
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How would I do that?

PBMGaming said:
How would I do that?
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Turn off your phone then turn on pressinf power button + volume down
Then you download any stock ROM based in your model, you can get them here: https://firmware.center/firmware/Motorola/Moto X (1st gen-2013)/Stock/
You will install fastboot+adb in your computer(you can find in google a link, it's pretty easy to do). Also you uncompress the .zip (the firmware that you just donwloaded) in the same location as your fastboot.
To flash the stock rom using fastboot you have a guide here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-x/general/ref-return-to-stock-recovery-rooted-t3027079

Jaizu said:
Turn off your phone then turn on pressinf power button + volume down
Then you download any stock ROM based in your model, you can get them here: https://firmware.center/firmware/Motorola/Moto X (1st gen-2013)/Stock/
You will install fastboot+adb in your computer(you can find in google a link, it's pretty easy to do). Also you uncompress the .zip (the firmware that you just donwloaded) in the same location as your fastboot.
To flash the stock rom using fastboot you have a guide here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-x/general/ref-return-to-stock-recovery-rooted-t3027079
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Thank you so much for your help, although the tutorial you linked is explaining how to install rom from SD card and I was not able to do that, I was however able to extract the files and flash them via CMD and fastboot