Hi all,
I am a new user of DHD. I have question about flashing radio
When I used command prompt...it said like this
"Adb is not recognosed as an internal or external command, operable program, or batch file"
I didnt know what happened. Did I do something wrong? Yes, but what is it? What should I do?
What did I miss?
Sorry for the noob question. Dont know what to do..
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Still no answer..
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You need to move to the folder where the ABD file is. For example, mine is on a folder on my desktop so i would do:
cd C:/Users/Scott/Desktop/ADB
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Thx..a bunch..
Try it now
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Can someone guide me the steps to uninstall rommanager.cynogen mod 7.0.3
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You can use the Titanumi Backup(root) to uninstall the app brings from the rom.
Or use the Root Explorer to delete the *.apk (I don't know it's full name) from system/app.
Keeray said:
You can use the Titanumi Backup(root) to uninstall the app brings from the rom.
Or use the Root Explorer to delete the *.apk (I don't know it's full name) from system/app.
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If your s-off. You can simply remove the app from the zip file before you flash it. Or do it through fastboot.
Swyped...
No i tried it just entrers recovery and does nothing....i tried through adb shell nothing really happened but my. Apk files missing in the system/app....i tink u messed up....any help.....sry for the wrong english
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I've done it in such way.
1. Using Titanium backup I've performed backup of all the necessary applications, phonebook, sms, etc.
2. Removed RomManager from ROM'zip file
3. Flash it. (You should turn off signature verification before flashing modified ROM'zip files)
As far as i understand, rom manager is not installed in /system/app, but in /data/app.
So this guide might help you:
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=Barebones
akil00 said:
Can someone guide me the steps to uninstall rommanager.cynogen mod 7.0.3
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If you have S-OFF download a System App Remover off the android market
No i have an s-on
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No its in system/app when i give the 1st comand "rm -f /system/app/RomManager.apk" its shows directory not empty
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Is that i have to re flash the rom.....
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Check wether rom manager is in /data/app? If yes, try to delete it there.
No its not there.....
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Use an explorer and search for the programm. It must be somewhere...
Just do an adb search for rom manager.
Swyped...
I have an s-on desire having cyanogen mod 7 rommanager is in the system/app folder when i try to delete it... it says cant delete....i tried to remove it by titanium back a screen comes saying its uninstaling and then it says uninstall sucessfull but sill rommanaget is there.... i tried rebooting but nothing happened....i tried to remove it by terminal emulator...it shows directory not empty....wat am i suppose to do...????? ....sry for the wrong english....
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No iam not that much into programms....i just recently changed my rom infact i just knew tat we can change the rom a few weeks back...i just have no idea what an adb is but i hav come across tis in lot of websites while surfing for the answer.....plss help
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Hello guys,
I have a little question. Is it possible to install a custom rom with terminal commands, maybe with adb or fastboot, via fastboot or in recovery?
Thanks for your help
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For example rom manager do it with android commands? Or how to do rom manager this?
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Try
fastboot update whatever.zip
I'm not responsible if you brick your phone or anything like that
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This method is not possible, bc you need the img files and the android-info.txt, so not really what i want to do
But thanks for answer!
Is there a way to retrieve the past few terminal commands? Then we can try replicate what rom manager did.
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In the sdcard/clockworkmod folder there is a report.log file. Check it out.
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run this
Code:
adb shell recovery --update_package=/sdcard/name_of_downloaded_zip.zip
where /sdcard/name_of_downloaded_zip.zip is the location and name of the rom you wish to use
ADB or Fastboot will never work. I can't explain why ATM. Technical stuff. Maybe there is a file that has its part in booting into recovery.
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Ok giys, thanks for answer. I have another solution now
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What is it?
Hi guys.
Whenever I boot into my Hboot, I get this message.
There's nothing on my Sd-card and don't believe I've put a -diag.zip on it, only pd89img.zip
Any ideas? I can't really enter recovery if anything goes wrong
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Nagelzz said:
Hi guys.
Whenever I boot into my Hboot, I get this message.
There's nothing on my Sd-card and don't believe I've put a -diag.zip on it, only pd89img.zip
Any ideas? I can't really enter recovery if anything goes wrong
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Is it in the root of your ad card I.e. not in any folder?
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Its suppose to say that. It scans for 4 different files. It will fail to find anything-normal- then you select recovery
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There's no pdxxxx.zips anywhere on the SD-card.
It doesn't get past the search. It keeps searching forever. Should maybe have added that Hehe
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So as will be immediately obvious, I am new to posting on this site and I'm sure the title will explain why. Before I start, I was using (the 'was' will be explained later) a rooted stock ROM and I had not backed it up (the instructions I used forgot to mention it).
The 2.17 HOX OTA update was finally released by three (I'm currently on 1.28) and I hoped that this update would fix several problems I've been having (standard HOX problems like battery life, camera quality, lag, and an ever growing system data). So I was fairly desperate to install this update, but when I tried clockwork recovery told me that it failed, and by using google I discovered that I'm not the only one with this problem.
This where I get stupid. In desperation to install this update I found that SuperSu has an option to full unroot and I hoped that this would reinstall the stock recovery in the process, but now I am left with an unrooted phone with clockwork recovery installed.
If anyone can help me reinstall the stock recovery so I can install this update I'd very much appreciate it. I apologise if I was long winded, I just felt it better to try and explain the whole situation.
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I'm not sure what's stopping you from installing the stock recovery?
fastboot flash recovery stock-recovery.img
Thanks for replying. I'm not very knowledgeable at this so I'm not sure how to, and would I need to use a computer or can I do it directly on my phone?
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adb reboot-bootloader
adb flash recovery recovery.img
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do you have the stock reocvery.img?
No I don't think so, can I download it? Should I already have it, and if so where would it be?
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Mbennett156 said:
No I don't think so, can I download it? Should I already have it, and if so where would it be?
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hold on ill upload it for you
Thanks
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Mbennett156 said:
Thanks
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recovery for 1.28
hamdir said:
recovery for 1.28
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thanks so much. how do i flash it? if it's too much trouble i'm sure i could find it on google
@Mbennet
hamdir said:
recovery for 1.28
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Place it in your fastboot Android-SDK folder on your PC (C:/Android-SDK/platform-tools)
Put phone into fastboot USB
Open command prompt on PC
CD c:/Android-SDK/platform-tools
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
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chrisjcks said:
@Mbennet
Place it in your fastboot Android-SDK folder on your PC (C:/Android-SDK/platform-tools)
Put phone into fastboot USB
Open command prompt on PC
CD c:/Android-SDK/platform-tools
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
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thanks so much for your help and quick replies my phone is currently on low battery as i've spent all day frantically trying to figure this out, but when it is charged i'll let you know if this is successful :good:
EDIT: the computer i'm using at the moment is not the same computer that i used when i rooted (that one broke unfortunately) can i just create that folder or do i need to redownload other files?
Mbennett156 said:
thanks so much for your help and quick replies my phone is currently on low battery as i've spent all day frantically trying to figure this out, but when it is charged i'll let you know if this is successful :good:
EDIT: the computer i'm using at the moment is not the same computer that i used when i rooted (that one broke unfortunately) can i just create that folder or do i need to redownload other files?
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You need to install Android SDK on the PC you want to do this on.
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
Update/install everything on it once installed.
Then you can begin.
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chrisjcks said:
@Mbennet
Place it in your fastboot Android-SDK folder on your PC (C:/Android-SDK/platform-tools)
Put phone into fastboot USB
Open command prompt on PC
CD c:/Android-SDK/platform-tools
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
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I have just successfully reinstalled the stock recovery, and although I am very grateful for your help, you forgot to mention the next step which was to type "fastboot oem lock" on command prompt.
Thanks again!
Mbennett156 said:
I have just successfully reinstalled the stock recovery, and although I am very grateful for your help, you forgot to mention the next step which was to type "fastboot oem lock" on command prompt.
Thanks again!
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I would have done had you kept your ongoing progress posted.
But guess you figured it out yourself, congrats.
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I flash my boot.img files using command prompt, and my fastboot folder is stored on my C drive. I got a new computer and am trashing the old one soon. Can I just copy the entire fastboot folder onto the new computer, C drive, and continue as before? I'd initially got the fastboot folder while rooting, but don't remember where I got it from. Both my old and new computers run on Windows 7, if that helps.
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help!
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yes you can but you have to install the drivers in your new computer
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yes you can but you have to install the drivers in your new computer
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Thanks a lot for getting back to me. But *noob alert* what did you mean by installing the drivers again? Do you mean the ones from htcdev? Can you point me somewhere the steps might be? Or if you've seen this query before, just let me know. I searched this forum once, but will check again if you've seen someone else ask this question before. Thanks again!
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Neo3369 said:
Thanks a lot for getting back to me. But *noob alert* what did you mean by installing the drivers again? Do you mean the ones from htcdev? Can you point me somewhere the steps might be? Or if you've seen this query before, just let me know. I searched this forum once, but will check again if you've seen someone else ask this question before. Thanks again!
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Copy fastboot folder to a usb and copy to new computer.
Fastest way to install drivers is to install the HTC sync for the one x
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treebill said:
Copy fastboot folder to a usb and copy to new computer.
Fastest way to install drivers is to install the HTC sync for the one x
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Thanks treebill!