Hi all, I am currently using Cyanogenmod 7 , I like to try Oxygen rom , So I download the update-oxygen-2.2.1-signed.zip and place it in my sd card? then reboot to recovery and update from there?
Do I need to do anything else like wipe and clear?
Thanks a lot!
Yes, factory reset is a must if you are changing roms. It can sometimes be skipped for some incremental updates, but not in your case.
erklat said:
Yes, factory reset is a must if you are changing roms. It can sometimes be skipped for some incremental updates, but not in your case.
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Thanks a lot, by the same do I need to flash any hboot? or I can go ahead with flashing the oxygen rom
yoshikix said:
Thanks a lot, by the same do I need to flash any hboot? or I can go ahead with flashing the oxygen rom
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As long as you use a hboot with >100 mb for /system, you won't have any problems. I recommend to read the oxygen faq here. This will answer nearly all (basic) questions.
Thanks, I am just wondering should I flash the oxygen first or the hboot first. thanks
Flash the oxygen hboot first then the rom
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I have flash to Oxygen rom , I am trying to figure out how to flash the hboot now, is it possible to flash the hboot now? thanks
yoshikix said:
I have flash to Oxygen rom , I am trying to figure out how to flash the hboot now, is it possible to flash the hboot now? thanks
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ofcourse it is just make a nandroid backup first
1) Nandroid backup in recovery.
2) Verify the MD5SUM of the file you downloaded against the one in the table.
3) Flash HBOOT with your phone in fastboot mode (Back+POWER) -> 'fastboot flash hboot bravo_alphaspl.img' (change into the correct filename for the HBOOT you downloaded)
4) 'fastboot reboot-bootloader'
5) 'fastboot erase cache'
6) Boot recovery, wipe everything and restore
you have everything you need on the alpharev site
i would reccomend you the CM7 r2 table
Where do I place my hboot file in? the root of sd card? thanks!
yoshikix said:
Where do I place my hboot file in? the root of sd card? thanks!
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No. You place it in the /your path/android-tools/ (or anywhere you set your adb up). Make sure that fastboot.exe is in that same folder for which you created that environment variable.
mite_jan said:
i would reccomend you the CM7 r2 table
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Why would you do that for Oxygen rom? Don't you think that would be a waste of available space?
****double post, I'm sorry
erklat said:
No. You place it in the /your path/android-tools/ (or anywhere you set your adb up). Make sure that fastboot.exe is in that same folder for which you created that environment variable.
Why would you do that for Oxygen rom? Don't you think that would be a waste of available space?
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Hi , sorry for noob , seems quite complicated , whats a adb?
yoshikix said:
Hi , sorry for noob , seems quite complicated , whats a adb?
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Hm, best start with MatDrOiD's guide here. You need to set up android sdk in order to use adb and fastboot commands.
adb is an abbreviation for android data bridge, but I won't explain any further as you have everything you need to start using adb in his guide.
Hit thanks for his guide in it's respective thread.
erklat said:
Hm, best start with MatDrOiD's guide here. You need to set up android sdk in order to use adb and fastboot commands.
adb is an abbreviation for android data bridge, but I won't explain any further as you have everything you need to start using adb in his guide.
Hit thanks for his guide in it's respective thread.
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Hi , thanks for the link , I am downloading the tools now, I was wondering is it possible to do it within the phone instead of using the pc to do it . Thanks!
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Why would you do that for Oxygen rom? Don't you think that would be a waste of available space?
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in case he would like to install another rom so he won't need to change tables again and again
i found that table best for me
tried oxygen r2 and it was maximum filled so i couldn't install scripts , gapps and so on
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hi guys
plz help me to install this recovery
How do I install the recovery?
http://www.2.multiupload.com/QOM0G3LG3X
The file extension is .img
Are you rooted at present? And do you have S-OFF?
Flash it using unrevoked. Or like eddyos says true fastboot.
EddyOS said:
Are you rooted at present? And do you have S-OFF?
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s-off?
no!
Lennyz1988 said:
Flash it using unrevoked. Or like eddyos says true fastboot.
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Can you tell me how to install?
thanks
A tad more information is needed first? Are you rooted? If so, you've already got CWM on your phone so why do you want that one?
Help us here a bit
EddyOS said:
A tad more information is needed first? Are you rooted? If so, you've already got CWM on your phone so why do you want that one?
Help us here a bit
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yes
im rooted
im install rom
Alex-v 1.5
So why do you want that recovery? Anything wrong with the CWM version you currently have?
EddyOS said:
So why do you want that recovery? Anything wrong with the CWM version you currently have?
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because
my partition is reiser fs
and this recovery for reiserfs patitions
OK, why didn't you just say that at the beginning?!?!
Either flash it using unrEVOked or you'll have to S-OFF to flash it manually
EddyOS said:
OK, why didn't you just say that at the beginning?!?!
Either flash it using unrEVOked or you'll have to S-OFF to flash it manually
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i dont know how use unrevoked !
plz tell me
Download it:
http://unrevoked.com/recovery/
Run it and before connecting your phone go to File>Custom and select the .IMG file you wish to use
Then connect your phone (make sure USB Debugging is enabled) and let it run
EddyOS said:
Download it:
http://unrevoked.com/recovery/
Run it and before connecting your phone go to File>Custom and select the .IMG file you wish to use
Then connect your phone (make sure USB Debugging is enabled) and let it run
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thanks alot
xda i love u
EddyOS said:
Download it:
http://unrevoked.com/recovery/
Run it and before connecting your phone go to File>Custom and select the .IMG file you wish to use
Then connect your phone (make sure USB Debugging is enabled) and let it run
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hi
thank u for education
but
it's failed
this recovery dont have zip file?
I have NO idea what you're doing but a ZIP file isn't needed. How did you root in the first place? I think you need to go away and read some more rather than post vague, pointless questions
+1 on what EddyOS said.
First of all you said, you need this specified CWM for recognising your btrfs partition and then you ask in the other thread how to make one?
Seriously what ROM do you want to install, because I saw that only avatariaHD supports so far btrfs.
Why the so much hassle for a little bit faster partition?
Anyways, use unrEVOked, or make your phone S-OFF, and flash the recovery what you want.
I guys,
Does anyone can help me to downgrade from HBOOT 1.02.0001?
Thank you
Jeanphi
Jeanphi12 said:
I guys,
Does anyone can help me to downgrade from HBOOT 1.02.0001?
Thank you
Jeanphi
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Dont post this in the dev section but post it in the q&a plz.. also try searchin the dev section, you will find an answer.
Greetz
Sent from my HTC Desire runnin Cool VisionS v1.2
Jeanphi12 said:
I guys,
Does anyone can help me to downgrade from HBOOT 1.02.0001?
Thank you
Jeanphi
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Sure thing. And after that you'll require my assistance with changing your diapers, yes?
Questions or Problems Should Not Be Posted in the Development Forum
Please Post in the Correct Forums and Read THIS
Moving to Q&A
Why do you think you need to downgrade your hboot? What benefits do you expect to gain from doing so?
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as rootsu said, theres no benefits
but if you really want to then head over to the alpharev site and download the hboot downgrader, flash that either by fastboot or the pb99img.zip method, then run a froyo ruu
I already tried using the hboot downgrader but it didn't work.
I also tried unrevoked...
Thank you all for your help
Sorry not to have post at the right place...
rootSU said:
Why do you think you need to downgrade your hboot? What benefits do you expect to gain from doing so?
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I install the latest "official" Gingerbread from here http://www.htcdev.com/process/legal_download/152 but there are too many bugs...
I want to go back to official froyo to unrevoked again...
Jeanphi12 said:
I install the latest "official" Gingerbread from here http://www.htcdev.com/process/legal_download/152 but there are too many bugs...
I want to go back to official froyo to unrevoked again...
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what bugs have you found?
you cant do that, but you can go to http://revolutionary.io and flash a custom hboot, then you can decide if you want to:
1) Flash the downgrader.img and run a Froyo RUU to remain stock OR
2) Flash custom recovery (and root or flash custom ROM)
What is the ultimate goal? You want to be rooted and with custom ROM?
elliottg61 said:
what bugs have you found?
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When I use Icoyote and google nav, if I have a new emal, it bugs...
Not enough memory... big problem
rootSU said:
you cant do that, but you can go to http://revolutionary.io and flash a custom hboot, then you can decide if you want to:
1) Flash the downgrader.img and run a Froyo RUU to remain stock OR
2) Flash custom recovery (and root or flash custom ROM)
What is the ultimate goal? You want to be rooted and with custom ROM?
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Thank you very much for your help, IT WORKED WELL, I can come back to custom rom now...
I wish you a nice weekend!
Jeanphi
Is there a way to S-on again ? or change HBOOT?
I try to downgrade but I still have the S-OFF hboot 6.093.1002.
Thank you
only way to s-on is to flash downgrader.img then run RUU. S-off is good though.
rootSU said:
only way to s-on is to flash downgrader.img then run RUU. S-off is good though.
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I tried several times but it did not work...
The procedure succeed when the downgrde is down I can read "[2] boot loader = bypassed"... others are OK
I tried also other think... flashing with different RUU Roms, works every time except the boot that didn't change...
Did you succeed overwriting the hboot after s-off on time?
I think I will leave it so
Thank you for the time you gave me
Jeanphi
Jeanphi12 said:
I tried several times but it did not work...
The procedure succeed when the downgrde is down I can read "[2] boot loader = bypassed"... others are OK
I tried also other think... flashing with different RUU Roms, works every time except the boot that didn't change...
Did you succeed overwriting the hboot after s-off on time?
I think I will leave it so
Thank you for the time you gave me
Jeanphi
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flash the downgrader mean u type from a shell on ur computer the command "fastboot flash hboot downgrader.img"..did u do that? it succeded?
after run the ruu
see this thread
andQlimax said:
flash the downgrader mean u type from a shell on ur computer the command "fastboot flash hboot downgrader.img"..did u do that? it succeded?
after run the ruu
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I followed this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=768256
Windows Installation
0. Install HTC Sync (driver required).
1. Extract the downloaded zip file fully (do not just click on the zip file).
2. Enable USB debugging on your phone. Ensure 'ask me' is set under 'Connect to PC' setting with 'charge only'. Plug in your phone.
3. Double-click on the win-down file.
4. Follow instructions and wait.
I also used this one, don't know if it is the same
http://alpharev.nl/PB99IMG_downgrade.zip
Same problem
If I didn't use the right method, please let me know and explain me if possible.
Thank you.
I know that I am a novice but I want to learn.
Jeanphi
Hey, take a look at this two site - Revolutionary tool (the evolution of the unrevoked tool)
revolutionary.io/
unrevoked.com/rootwiki/doku.php/public/revolutionary
I was able to re-root my desire with Android 2.3.3 & Hboot 1.02.001
I left trying to downgrade hboot and I install last leedroid HD, it seems to work (little bit slow). Strange thing, I can not flash the last radio...
Thank you all for your help.
Regards
hi
last night i tried to install android revolution HD 14.1 jellybean on my one x.
i unlocked the bootloader and put clockwork recovery on. I then created a backup through cwr just in case anything went wrong.
I then followed the guide on here to install the rom.
long story short it got stuck in a boot loop. I obviously didn't put the right boot.img file.
i still had access to recovery etc and continued to search online for solutions.
I decided to try and install the rom again.
so i relocked the bootloader and rebooted. i opened command prompt and typed in " fastboot oem rebootRUU" but i get (bootloader) (ERR) command error !!!
what do i do?
Did you update your HBOOT before you unlocked your bootloader?
What is your current HBOOT version?
Have you flashed the correct boot.img for ARHD 14.1?
We need a little more info on what you have done and/or not done.
andyharney said:
Did you update your HBOOT before you unlocked your bootloader?
What is your current HBOOT version?
Have you flashed the correct boot.img for ARHD 14.1?
We need a little more info on what you have done and/or not done.
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Hboot version 1.12.0000
I flashed the wrong boot.img i think.
The battery is low and im currently rebooting it while plugged into the mains to give it a charge.
verminatorno5 said:
Hboot version 1.12.0000
I flashed the wrong boot.img i think.
The battery is low and im currently rebooting it while plugged into the mains to give it a charge.
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You need to update your HBOOT to the latest one using this tool,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1924003
You need to put your unlock tiken and Boot.img in the same unzipped file as the firmware flasher stuff. Boot your phone into fastboot, start the .bat file and let it do it's thing, it will talk you through each step as it's doing it. Then you just need to flash the rom in recovery. Make sure your CID is on the list in the first page
exocetdj said:
You need to update your HBOOT to the latest one using this tool,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1924003
You need to put your unlock tiken and Boot.img in the same unzipped file as the firmware flasher stuff. Boot your phone into fastboot, start the .bat file and let it do it's thing, it will talk you through each step as it's doing it. Then you just need to flash the rom in recovery. Make sure your CID is on the list in the first page
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Do i need to charge it a bit more?
verminatorno5 said:
Do i need to charge it a bit more?
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Always a good idea lol
exocetdj said:
Always a good idea lol
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ok, it still says batter low, it's ate 3523Mv. what does it need to be at?
and when it asks me to download an ruu where do i go from here?
verminatorno5 said:
ok, it still says batter low, it's ate 3523Mv. what does it need to be at?
and when it asks me to download an ruu where do i go from here?
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Batt at least 50% but best to full charge. You shouldn't need an ruu for this
exocetdj said:
Batt at least 50% but best to full charge. You shouldn't need an ruu for this
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right, so which option do i select first? sorry about the 101 questions but i want to be sure
verminatorno5 said:
right, so which option do i select first? sorry about the 101 questions but i want to be sure
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ok, so i've updated hboot to 1.31. and unlocked the bootloader again. but now i can't flash recovery, i get FAILED Commaned write failed, unknown error.
what do i do now?
Probably best to flash the recovery and boot.img through fastboot manually and then Rom through recovery.
exocetdj said:
Probably best to flash the recovery and boot.img through fastboot manually and then Rom through recovery.
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Success!
Thanks for all your help
Hi everyone! I installed the stock google edition on my HTC ONE M8 last night using adb command. Then I get in TWRP recovery try to restore my previous backup that I made using TWRP. Then I got an "restore failed". So, I get in wipe, but I chose the advanced wipe instead of factory reset because my old defy+ is this. I'm so stupid.... I deleted the system. Now I have no OS installed on my phone. I googled earlier that people were saying that using ADB sideload will work. I get in recovery and pressed the sideload but the progress bar just keep going for like 8 hours straight !!! What should I do?
Also, my phone has unlocked boot loader and S-OFF. I rooted my phone before I did the wipe.
Use adb push <nameofrom>.zip /sdcard and then flash that
EddyOS said:
Use adb push <nameofrom>.zip /sdcard and then flash that
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Okay. But when I connect my phone to my PC. It makes the notification sound but did not recognize it. And when I typed in "adb devices" there is no devices attached.
It'll only show when booted into TWRP (so flash that in fastboot if you have to), and that's when you push the file
EddyOS said:
It'll only show when booted into TWRP (so flash that in fastboot if you have to), and that's when you push the file
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I see now. Does it matter which rom I use? I will try that when I get home. Also, how to use the adb sideload. I stuck in process for about 8hours since last night I pressed the button.
When you flashed the GPe ROM was it just the ROM or the full RUU?
EddyOS said:
When you flashed the GPe ROM was it just the ROM or the full RUU?
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I believe it was RUU.
If it was the RUU then you'll have to flash the firmware package in post 2 of the RUU thread before flashing a Sense-based ROM but if you want the GPe ROM back just flash the RUU again as per the original thread...
EddyOS said:
If it was the RUU then you'll have to flash the firmware package in post 2 of the RUU thread before flashing a Sense-based ROM but if you want the GPe ROM back just flash the RUU again as per the original thread...
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Okay. When I tried to use TWRP install the zip file. It told me failed. Is that wrong or should I use adb?
Your backup probably failed because it didn't backup correctly. It's happened to me a couple of times wirh TWRP. You should always check your backup works before deleting anything. There are stock backups available on this forum.
The RUU has to be flashed in fastboot using the fastboot commands, so if you're trying to flash it in TWRP it will fail. To flash the RUU, you have to:
fastboot oem rebootRUU
fastboot flash zip <nameofzip>.zip
First time WILL fail, so then run the same command again - fastboot flash zip <nameofzip>.zip
fastboot reboot
This is ONLY for the RUU ZIP file and not a normal TWRP-flashable ZIP
ashyx said:
Your backup probably failed because it didn't backup correctly. It's happened to me a couple of times wirh TWRP. You should always check your backup works before deleting anything. There are stock backups available on this forum.
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Plz tell me how to use that! Much appreciated!!!
EddyOS said:
The RUU has to be flashed in fastboot using the fastboot commands, so if you're trying to flash it in TWRP it will fail. To flash the RUU, you have to:
fastboot oem rebootRUU
fastboot flash zip <nameofzip>.zip
First time WILL fail, so then run the same command again - fastboot flash zip <nameofzip>.zip
fastboot reboot
This is ONLY for the RUU ZIP file and not a normal TWRP-flashable ZIP
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Hopefully it will work. Thank you so much man!!! I will tell u if I make it working again. Thanks! Much appreciated!
What I posed there will get you back to a working GPe M8, to go back to Sense you'll have to go through Post 2 in the RUU thread
EddyOS said:
What I posed there will get you back to a working GPe M8, to go back to Sense you'll have to go through Post 2 in the RUU thread
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I'm satisfied with a working phone! Google play edition is good enough for me now! Thank you so much. Keep my finger crossed it will work.
In case you weren't sure which file I was on about, it's these...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2708589
EddyOS said:
In case you weren't sure which file I was on about, it's these...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2708589
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Thank you!
50ShadesOfBacon said:
Thank you!
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If you did want sense all you need to do is restore a stock backup and then flash firmware.
If you restore gpe ruu, just download a stock sense backup, the copy and paste the extracted folder it in the twrp folder and restore, then flash the firmware_splash.zip in RUU mode
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Android The Greek said:
If you did want sense all you need to do is restore a stock backup and then flash firmware.
If you restore gpe ruu, just download a stock sense backup, the copy and paste the extracted folder it in the twrp folder and restore, then flash the firmware_splash.zip in RUU mode
Sent from my HTC One_M8 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
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You have to flash the FW package first THEN restore/flash a Sense ROM as TWRP won't mount the phone properly as the partitions are borked
EddyOS said:
Use adb push <nameofrom>.zip /sdcard and then flash that
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I tried to get in my fastboot and do the command u gave me. It tells me to "wait for devices" HELP!!
I accidentally deleted my os and my custom recovery(twrp).Now I can't go to the recovery mode and there is not fastboot option in the bootloader menu.my device can only boot to the download mode and bootloader .
i tried adb commands but it didnt work. I really need HELP!!
sajads1 said:
I accidentally deleted my os and my custom recovery(twrp).Now I can't go to the recovery mode and there is not fastboot option in the bootloader menu.my device can only boot to the download mode and bootloader .
i tried adb commands but it didnt work. I really need HELP!!
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In Download mode fastboot commands should work.
U can flash a recovery from there.
Good luck!
Fain11 said:
In Download mode fastboot commands should work.
U can flash a recovery from there.
Good luck!
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what command should i use exactly?
also my device is S-OFF
and BN:1.32.401.17
sajads1 said:
what command should i use exactly?
also my device is S-OFF
and BN:1.32.401.17
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fastboot flash recovery TWRP.img
Replace TWRP.img with the path where the twrp.img is located for you.
If you are not familiar with fastboot commands and recoverries, start reading here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/one-m9/general/guide-root-install-twrp-htc-one-m9-t3061133
Once you have Twrp Recovery installed, you can restore a backup, of you previously made one.
If not you will have to search such a backup someone else made of your software version.
Good luck!
PS: you are in the general forum, so moderators may move your thread to the help section.
Fain11 said:
fastboot flash recovery TWRP.img
Replace TWRP.img with the path where the twrp.img is located for you.
If you are not familiar with fastboot commands and recoverries, start reading here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/one-m9/general/guide-root-install-twrp-htc-one-m9-t3061133/page47
Once you have Twrp Recovery installed, you can restore a backup, of you previously made one.
If not you will have to search such a backup someone else made of your software version.
Good luck!
PS: you are in the general forum, so moderators may move your thread to the help section.
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actually im unfamiliar whit all this stuff can u help me what do i havto do first PLSS?
sajads1 said:
actually im unfamiliar whit all this stuff can u help me what do i havto do first PLSS?
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You must know something, if you erased your system and the recovery.
Start reading here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/one-m9/general/guide-root-install-twrp-htc-one-m9-t3061133
after you understand it, you have to install HTC drivers, adb and fastboot pack.
Then, in download mode you have to flash twrp recovery.
Then read here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/one-m9/general/stock-nand-backup-ota-update-collection-t3132698
After you understand it, if you didn't made your own backup you will have to install this:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23991606952597383
Good luck!
Fain11 said:
You must know something, if you erased your system and the recovery.
Start reading here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/one-m9/general/guide-root-install-twrp-htc-one-m9-t3061133
after you understand it, you have to install HTC drivers, adb and fastboot pack.
Then, in download mode you have to flash twrp recovery.
Then read here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/one-m9/general/stock-nand-backup-ota-update-collection-t3132698
After you understand it, if you didn't made your own backup you will have to install this:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23991606952597383
Good luck!
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Thanks man. i was wrong my device is S-ON actually. can i still fix it?
sajads1 said:
Thanks man. i was wrong my device is S-ON actually. can i still fix it?
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Yes
Fain11 said:
Yes
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it says after installing adb and fastboot drivers i need to enable usb debugging. but how should i do that while my os is gone?
sajads1 said:
it says after installing adb and fastboot drivers i need to enable usb debugging. but how should i do that while my os is gone?
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U don't need that as u will only flash the recovery in download mode.
U will not need adb in the os, as u don't have yet an os.
Fain11 said:
U don't need that as u will only flash the recovery in download mode.
U will not need adb in the os, as u don't have yet an os.
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i flashed twrp and now i have twrp recovery installed on my m9. now i should download 401.17 backup u mentioned and install it using twrp?
i already have a ruu.zip file of that build number
but i dont know how to install it and i cant move it from my pc to my phone(error:the device is not working or is disconnected) and flash it by twrp
do i need to get a micro sd ?
sajads1 said:
do i need to get a micro sd ?
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Not really.
Read section:
TWRP Backup Section II
especially the instructions,
from Flippy's thread:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/one-m9/general/stock-nand-backup-ota-update-collection-t3132698
U can copy the backup to your internal memory.
Fain11 said:
U can copy the backup to your internal memory.
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No, you can't. It's too big for the format of the internal storage. It can't handle the file.
And the rooting guide you linked earlier in this thread is outdated. Using the files from that guide will lead to a bootloop.
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Flippy498 said:
No, you can't. It's too big for the format of the internal storage. It can't handle the file.
And the rooting guide you linked earlier in this thread is outdated. Using the files from that guide will lead to a bootloop.
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Thanks for the reply.
He doesn't want to root, just to restore the os.
So, if he uses the twrp backup in your thread on an SD card, he will have his os back (it's not one of the corrupt ones).
Fain11 said:
Thanks for the reply.
He doesn't want to root, just to restore the os.
So, if he uses the twrp backup in your thread on an SD card, he will have his os back (it's not one of the corrupt ones).
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Even if the OP doesn't want to root there might be other users who read this thread and see the link. If they follow the guide they will end up with a bootloop. That's why I stated/warned that the guide is outdated.
Either he uses the backup or a RUU. There are more than enough RUUs he could use since his firmware is quite old.
None of the backups is corrupt. And all broken RUUs that I know of aren't linked in my thread.
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Thanks a lot guys.i just installed stock using RUU SECTION in flippys thread. u guys saved my phone
sajads1 said:
Thanks a lot guys.i just installed stock using RUU SECTION in flippys thread. u guys saved my phone
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Glad to hear that!