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[HOWTO] Create a GoldCard - Bypassing the RUU/SPL CID check to Root/Downgrade

If you are stuck on a ROM you don't like (t-mobile/asian carrier etc.) you can use this howto to create a goldcard to bypass the CID checks so you can downgrade and root your Hero.
01. Download QMAT 5.06 here
It’s a demo version so will only run for 10 minutes.
02. Format your SD card to FAT32. Please keep in mind some brands of SD cards do not work.
03. Use adb to run this command: adb shell cat /sys/class/mmc_host/mmc1/mmc1:*/cid
04. Copy the SD card cid code displayed after the adb command.
05. Start Qmat and Click on Cyptoanalysis Tools > Crypto Toolbox.
06. Look at the bottom, there is a text box (beside the “Reverse String” button) enter the SD card cid code you got earlier.
Click on the “Reverse String” button, the result is reversed…
Example: 532600bd227d9c0347329407514d5402
07. Copy the reversed SD card cid code.
08. Go to QMAT goldcard site here to generate your goldcard (yes it says for G1 but works for our Hero too).
09. Enter your email. For the correct SD card cid code, you need to replace the first 2 characters to 00.
Example: From “532600bd227d9c0347329407514d5402” to “002600bd227d9c0347329407514d5402”
10. Click Continue and you will receive the goldcard.img in .zip format in your email.
11. Go to your email, download the zip file and save it to a directory and unzip it to goldcard.img
12. Download HxD Hex Editor from here
13. Install and launch HxD Hex Editor program. (make sure you use "Run as Administrator" under Vista and win 7)
14. Go to Extra tab > Open Disk. Under Physical disk, select Removable Disk (Must be your SD card), uncheck “Open as Readonly), click OK.
15. Go to Extra again, Open Disk Image, open up goldcard.img which you’ve saved/unzipped earlier.
Now, you should have two tabs, one is your removable disk, the other is goldcard.img. Press OK when prompted for “Sector Size” 512 (Hard disks/Floppy disks), click OK.
16. Click on goldcard.img tab. Go to Edit tab > Select All, edit tab again > copy.
17. Click on the “removable disk” tab. Select offset 00000000 till offset 00000170 (including the 00000170 line), click on Edit tab and then Paste Write.
18. Click on File > Save. now you can exit the program.
19. Reboot your phone with this SD Card (now GoldCard) inside
20. Use the Official HTC RUU to downgrade to 2.73.405.5 (which you can get here) from which you can fastboot boot and/or root your phone with flashrec.
Done.
Credits:
Original heads up by tangzq with link to this
That site used the XDA Sapphire goldcard howto here
And apparently myself and XDA as this builds on the HTC knowledge from the old days (here)
In any case, enjoy your new found freedom

Holy ****znit it works! Downgrading!!!!!

Hmm. I've followed the guide and successfully skipped the CID lock check of the device and flashed it to version 2.73.405.5 WWE. Problem is, I can't seem to get the device to boot into recovery mode after using flashrec (I did download and flash it just fine). the recovery mode (home + power) booted the device but it hangs at the boot screen where it says HERO. Any idea?
Edit: Ah. a little bit of the update. while the buttons do not work, i can use adb shell reboot recovery; however, after using flashrec, it still shows the old recovery screen ?
Edit2: confirmed, recovery flasher doesn't work now im using the SEA rom
I'll try the RUU_Hero_HTC_WWE_1.76.405.6_WWE_release_signed_NoD river.exe rom later

I had the same issue with Recovery Flasher I couldn't to boot into recovery. I was also unable to downgrade to the 1.7 roms due to a bootloader version error, arghhh. Anywho, managed to work my way round it, i'll explain below. I've got a T-Mobile G2 updated to the latest rom (so no root access).
I first followed the instructions on making a goldcard and then flashed the 2.73.405.5 WWE rom fine.
Now make sure you have the cm-hero-recovery.img (http://content.modaco.net/dropzone/modacopatchedrecovery-1.0.zip) on the root of your sdcard. Aswell as Instant Root (http://neilandtheresa.co.uk/Android/) now install Instant Root on the phone. It should pop up with a notification "instant root was sucessfully" or along those lines. (If you have a problem installing Instant Root make sure Settings>Applications>Unknown Sources is checked)
Instant root then allows for root access with adb shell using the following 2 commands:
1) adb shell
then
2) su
the icon should change from a $ to #.
Now flash the recovery image with the following command:
1) flash_image recovery /sdcard/cm-hero-recovery.img
This shouldn't take that long once completed it will go back the # prompt example below.
# flash_image recovery /sdcard/cm-hero-recovery.img (I typed this)
flash_image recovery /sdcard/cm-hero-recovery.img (this pops up)
# (this shows the flash completed)
Now pull out your usb cable and battery, turn on the phone with the battery in place while holding the home button and it should boot into the custom recovery .
Well, I hope this helps someone and I didn't just waste my time . Oh, thanks for posting the goldcard instructions.

it worked!!!
Thanks so much! I did the exact process before (see other thread) but I must have missed something. Following this process exactly is what did it. I am guessing something about the reboot and the RUU is where i went wrong before.
I can confirm this works on the 2.73.707.9 ROM

Yaaahaaaayyhaahhahahaahaayyyyyyyyyyyy!!! I feel so happy for all you guys who had this problem (although I myself did not!!)

I kind of half gave up at 6:00 am yesrterday and i just woke up (1
:27pm) and followed the instructions here and BAM! got a working nandroid backup and a custom rom \o/!!! thanks to all of you!

so it's tested and proven for 2.73.707.9?great!

umm ... guys.. if u dont mind me asking...... why do we need it?
do we have hero versions which cant be rooted with any methods?

dying4004 said:
umm ... guys.. if u dont mind me asking...... why do we need it?
do we have hero versions which cant be rooted with any methods?
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yup, we couldn't root certain asian carrier roms and t-mob rom and they couldnt downgrade so the where stuck, until now....

tianci86 said:
so it's tested and proven for 2.73.707.9?great!
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CONFIRMED! it works on 2.73.707.9 , just got 2.73.405.5 , im so happy , thanks soo much guys your the best

My Hero..... lol
Thanks, I thought I would be owned by T-Mobile for ever after the ROM update
Now I'm back to the HTC default ROM (NOT T-Mobile G2 Touch!!!), cup of coffee time before Rooting flashing etc and remaining from now on faithful to Paul and the MoDaCo ROM

hey guys!
i have a question
im a owner of an tmobile g2 touch and want to have the new firmware of the htc hero can i use this hack to update to the newest firmware because at the moment it says if i want so update: error this rom is not for your device, and so on..
thx !
bye
sry for my english im from germany

gyounut said:
hey guys!
i have a question
im a owner of an tmobile g2 touch and want to have the new firmware of the htc hero can i use this hack to update to the newest firmware because at the moment it says if i want so update: error this rom is not for your device, and so on..
thx !
bye
sry for my english im from germany
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ja das stimmt

thx jesterz
successfully update singapore hero 2.73.707 to 2.73.405, rooting in a while...
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d0s said:
I had the same issue with Recovery Flasher I couldn't to boot into recovery. I was also unable to downgrade to the 1.7 roms due to a bootloader version error, arghhh. Anywho, managed to work my way round it, i'll explain below. I've got a T-Mobile G2 updated to the latest rom (so no root access).
I first followed the instructions on making a goldcard and then flashed the 2.73.405.5 WWE rom fine.
Now make sure you have the cm-hero-recovery.img (http://content.modaco.net/dropzone/modacopatchedrecovery-1.0.zip) on the root of your sdcard. Aswell as Instant Root (http://neilandtheresa.co.uk/Android/) now install Instant Root on the phone. It should pop up with a notification "instant root was sucessfully" or along those lines. (If you have a problem installing Instant Root make sure Settings>Applications>Unknown Sources is checked)
Instant root then allows for root access with adb shell using the following 2 commands:
1) adb shell
then
2) su
the icon should change from a $ to #.
Now flash the recovery image with the following command:
1) flash_image recovery /sdcard/cm-hero-recovery.img
This shouldn't take that long once completed it will go back the # prompt example below.
# flash_image recovery /sdcard/cm-hero-recovery.img (I typed this)
flash_image recovery /sdcard/cm-hero-recovery.img (this pops up)
# (this shows the flash completed)
Now pull out your usb cable and battery, turn on the phone with the battery in place while holding the home button and it should boot into the custom recovery .
Well, I hope this helps someone and I didn't just waste my time . Oh, thanks for posting the goldcard instructions.
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Did it last night and got it working, used the AMON Hero recovery image instead and partitioned my sd card without going through the manual adb solution.
Cheers

could this be adapted for the sprint hero?

Sprint Hero support request strongly seconded, i am desperate to get my CDMA Hero rooted.

have you guys tried using thesame method and got anywhere? I mean, from what I know is that you can't even boot in to recovery mode right? have you guys tries the adb method to boot into rec mode at least?

Aces!!!!
Worked on Indian 2.73.720 like a charm.
Thanks.

[GUIDE] How to Unroot Back to Completely Stock with No Root/Superuser!

For those of you who need to unroot your Epic 4G Touch back to "completely" stock with no root whatsoever, here's a step-by-step guide.
*note - if you are not on a rooted stock ROM, you will need to restore your phone to a rooted stock ROM first, you can get a copy of rooted stock ROM here if you forgot to make a backup.
Step by step tutorial for beginners:
Step 1. First, put your Epic 4G Touch into download mode by holding down both Power button and Volume Up button together. Then connect a USB cable from your phone to your computer.
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Step 2. Open up ODIN. You should have this program already when you rooted your phone but if you don't download ODIN here:
Download ODIN v.1.85
Step 3. You should see a yellow COM: show up in ODIN, the number doesn't matter so long as it shows up like in above screenshot. If it's not showing, you need to install Samsung Kies. (Download Kies here)
Step 4. Download acs-eg30-stock-kernel-pulled.tar at ACS site under Downloads.
Choose "PDA" then choose this file you downloaded, acs-eg30-stock-kernel-pulled.tar.
Step 5. Hit Start and your phone should reboot with stock boot logo.
For Linux and Mac users, you can use Heimdall instead of ODIN, use the same tool but flash this stock recovery acs-eg30-stock-kernel-pulled.tar instead of rooted kernel.
Step 6. Now, you should have a fully stock rooted Epic 4G Touch. At this point, you should still have your apps/personal data. If you just want stock rooted Epic 4G Touch, you can stop here. Otherwise go to Step 7.
Step 7. If you want to completely unroot your Epic 4G Touch, you will need to erase root and Superuser app files. To do this, you can use ADB or Terminal Emulator app. If you are using Terminal Emulator app, skip to Step 10.
Download ADB.zip here if you don't have it already (works for Windows, Linux, and Mac):
Download ADB.zip
Unzip(uncompress) ADB.zip into your hard drive, I prefer C:\adb (for Windows).
Step 8. Browse to the directory of your ADB files by typing:
For Windows:
Code:
cd \adb
For Mac & Linux:
Code:
cd /adb
Step 9. Get into ADB shell, type:
For Windows:
Code:
adb shell
For Mac:
Code:
./adb-mac shell
For Linux:
Code:
./adb-linux shell
Step 10. Type the following commands to erase rooting and Superuser files:
Code:
su
mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
rm /system/xbin/su
rm/system/bin/su
rm /system/app/Superuser.apk
reboot
Step 11. Your Epic 4G Touch will reboot and you can double-check now that Superuser app is gone plus rooted apps are not working any more.
Step 12. Lastly, if you want to erase all your personal data and apps for returning to Sprint warranty, you can get into stock recovery by holding down both Volume up and Power button together for about 10 seconds.
Step 13. Choose wipe data/factory reset using Volume keys then hit Power button.
Step 14. Choose "Yes -- delete all user data" using Volume buttons and hit the Home button.
Step 15. Reboot your Epic 4G Touch and you should have the same exact phone you got the day you bought it.
Step 16. And also, make sure to connect your Epic 4G Touch as a disk drive and erase your personal files.
*****Credits*****
HUGE thanks to Bubby323 for pulling stock kernel! - hit up Bubby323's "Donate to me" button here

You are awesome and I love you
.: sent from my Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch :.

When I go to stock recovery (step 12) to wipe data, I can use the volume to move up and down, but it won't actually let me select anything with my power button.
It also says:
E: update file is backed up: Reportedted
# MANUAL MODE #
-- Updating application...
Installing apks.
Successfully updated application
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Also, I did everything else, and my about phone still reports Build number: StarBurst ROM v1.1
how do i fix this? I need to return the phone today

I have a custom Rom on here now.I do I get the original shipped Rom with this as well. The downloadable copies give me an error as if they are not signed

JoeBruin32 said:
When I go to stock recovery (step 12) to wipe data, I can use the volume to move up and down, but it won't actually let me select anything with my power button.
It also says:
Also, I did everything else, and my about phone still reports Build number: StarBurst ROM v1.1
how do i fix this? I need to return the phone today
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This guide doesn't really show you how to go completely back to stock, it's really a restore stock kernel + remove super user and wipe data if necessary guide...

adma84 said:
This guide doesn't really show you how to go completely back to stock, it's really a restore stock kernel + remove super user and wipe data if necessary guide...
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crap crap crap, I think the only way is if I have a nandroid backup before I installed a rom, but I don't think I have one anymore arhgajrhgajrh
is it possible to get someone else's nandroid and restore, also why won't stock recovery function for me? (see above)
nm stock recovery uses home button instead of power button

JoeBruin32 said:
crap crap crap, I think the only way is if I have a nandroid backup before I installed a rom, but I don't think I have one anymore arhgajrhgajrh
is it possible to get someone else's nandroid and restore, also why won't stock recovery function for me? (see above)
nm stock recovery uses home button instead of power button
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See here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1272186

athlet1c said:
I have a custom Rom on here now.I do I get the original shipped Rom with this as well. The downloadable copies give me an error as if they are not signed
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restore your rooted stock rom or this first in clockworkmod recovery: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1272186
then rest of instructions on this thread will get u back to stock day one.

zedomax said:
restore your rooted stock rom or this first in clockworkmod recovery: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1272186
then rest of instructions on this thread will get u back to stock day one.
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THANK YOU!

I Appreciate that BRah

I only wish the download was faster! hah, I have like an hour to get this done today and the download is taking 25 minutes

I was thinking the same thing

I was never able to get the stock kernel to boot after flashing that backup. It would just sit on the splash screen, but not the shipped splash screen.

I can't get the stock rom zip zedo linked to to install. it says installing update, then installation aborted.. guess I'm stuck with this phone

Joe you have to unzip it, copy the Boot , cache and other files then place them in in the Clockwork/backup folder . Originally I did not have a folder , so i went in to there and made a backup and replaced teh contents with those from this one

JoeBruin32 said:
I can't get the stock rom zip zedo linked to to install. it says installing update, then installation aborted.. guess I'm stuck with this phone
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Did you use the restore function? Not zip from sdcard!!!
You need to unzip the zip file then copy the folder into clockwork/backup folder in your internal storage then do this:

ZedoMax I would like to thank you for your contribution to the community. Your doing an excellent job , by the way. I Hope that other stuff blows over. Coming from the Evo community, this is a small venue. the Devs work well together

okay i put the folder in clockwork/backup (therefore clockwork/backup/zedomaxbackup) and now it says couldn't open directory, no files found. Tried also just putting the contents of the zip into the backup folder and same message. Now I'm creating a backup and seeing if that helps "set the stage" for me to insert this backup. Hope it works, got like 5 minutes to get to the store

That is what I did as well..... I used a stock kernel , but it put me in a loop

directory should be /clockworkmod/backup not clockwork/backup!
ugh, also in bootloop -- probably bc forgot to wipe dalvik and cache?

DISCONTINUED noobs guide to unlocking/locking bootloader, rooting, returning to stock

DISCONTIUED PLEASE READ THE END POST!
FIRST THINGS FIRST I TAKE NO RESPONSABILITY FOR YOU BRAKEING OR BRICKING YOU HARDWARE OF ANY KIND! THIS IS A noob's GUIDE
TO UNLOCKING/LOCKING YOUR XOOM'S BOOTLOADER, ROOTING AND ALSO A GUIDE TO GOING BACK TO STOCK. ALL WHAT I HAVE WROTE HERE
IS THANKS TO ALOT OF PEOPLE ON XDA AND VERIOUS OTHER XOOM FORUMS. THERE IS ALOT OF THREADS OUT THERE WHAT ARE VERY CONFUSING
AND THE IS A SIMPLE GUIDE AND I CHOSE TO WRITE IS TO HELP PEOPLE THAT ARNT USED TO THIS KIND OF ANDROID DEV. THIS IS A WAY FOR
WINDOWS OLY AS I DONT AND WONT HAVE A MAC SORRY
THESE STEPS ARE VERY SIMPLE FOR PEOPLE THAT KNOW HOW TO FIND THINGS ON WINDOWS AND I KNOW IT ISNT VERY EASY BUT IT EXPLAINS ALOT
IN A LOT LESS WAY AS THE OTHERS SO ITS SIMPLE.
(<> = SPACE NOT TO CONFUSE PEOPLE)
NEEDED - MOTODEV DRIVES
TIAMAT UNIVERSAL ROOT
TIAMAT 2.2.2 ROM
ORRIGINAL XOOM 3.0 FILES
THANKS TO EVERYONE - okantomi (ORIGINAL HEL FROM HIS GUIDE)
TIAMAT (FOR ALL THE FILS ROOT, ROMS, ETC)
+ EVERYONE ELSE WHO HAS HELPED
LETS GET TO IT THEN
UNLOCKING/LOCKING MOTOROLA ZOOM BOOTLODER:
1. open files from c:/USER/ android or what ever its under for android SDK/AVD (mine was in programfiles x86)
2. open command prompt
3. copy the adress of platformtools.OR.tools from SDK
4. type in cd<>the paste address
5. then type adb + enter
6. then type fastboot<>oem<>unlock or (lock to re-lock the bootloader)
7. should boot into protocal to ask if u accept all the t&c's
8. accept it all (WARNING THIS WILL FACTORY RESET AND ALL DATA WILL BE LOST)
9. it should reboot with bootloader unlocked!
10. then root!
ROOTING:
A. BEFORE WE START DO NOT FLASH A .ZIP FILE THROUGH COMMAND PROMPT AS THIS WILL CAUSE PROBLEMS!
B. GET THE UNIVERSAL ROOT FILE FROM THE TIAMAT FORUM (http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1242241)
c. MAKE SURE U HAVE THE TABLET ON CHARGE!
d. copy the tiamat recovery to your tool files
1. open command prompt as before
2. type fastboot<>reboot<> bootloader
i. when in fastboot you may need to unplug and plug the usb back in
3. type fastboot<>flash<>recovery<>then the name of the file wich is either the name it was of download or i suggest
rename it as 3.2 root.img
4. after this is done the device can be re-started and there you have a rooted motorola xoom
RETURNING TO STOCK:
A. BEFORE WE START YOU WILL NEED THE ORRIGINAL FILES FROM THE MOTODEV SITE
(http://developer.motorola.com/products/software/)(COPY THESE TO THE TOOLS OR PROGRAM TOOLS WICH EVER YOU DIRECTED FROM
ORRIGINALY!)
1. open command prompt and navagate to the tools.or.program tools as before
2. TYPE FASTBOOT<>FLASH<>BOOT<>BOOT.IMG
3. TYPE FASTBOOT<>FLASH<>SYSTEM<>SYSTEM.IMG
4. TYPE FASTBOOT<>FLASH<>RECOVERY<>RECOVERY.IMG
5. TYPE FASTBOOT<>FLASH<>USERDATA<>USERDATA.IMG
6. TYPE FASTBOOT<>ERASE<>CACHE
7. TYPE FASTBOOT<>OEM<>LOCK
THIS WILL ONLY GIVE YOU ANDROID 3.0.1 YOU WILL HAVE TO UPDATE MANUALY AS I HAD TO IT ISNT VERY HAD EVEN THO IS TOOK ME A WHILE
TO LEARN IT.... THIS GUIDE IS FOR noob's AS IT SAYS COZ THERE ARE ALOT OF GUIDES OUR THERE WHAT ARE VERY DIFFRENT AND THIS WAY
WORKED FOR ME SO HOPE IT HELPS
if anyone needs more info just get in touch
EDIT: this has not been updated due to the fact i dont have a XOOM anymore! still pease feel free to contact me via PM if you need any help and i will try my best to help! thanks all

Thanks you for this.

I like it...I'll refer peeps to it.
Edit: Yeah, well, reading it over with the questions from scsa20 especially, who I know is very experienced, leads me to see that perhaps this guide needs a bit more work. But I really like that you wanted to share what you have learned and I agree that there are some big holes in all of the available guides. Maybe you could address the issues and incorporate scsa20's recommendations...then you'd have a really useful guide and help a lot of people.

Thanks for this, but you have to fix some links, as the are now they don't work

RETURNING TO STOCK:
A. BEFORE WE START YOU WILL NEED THE ORRIGINAL FILES FROM THE MOTODEV SITE
(http://developer.motorola.com/products/software/)(COPY THESE TO THE TOOLS OR PROGRAM TOOLS WICH EVER YOU DIRECTED FROM
ORRIGINALY!)
1. open command prompt and navagate to the tools.or.program tools as before
2. TYPE FASTBOOT<>FLASH<>BOOT<>BOOT.IMG
3. TYPE FASTBOOT<>FLASH<>SYSTEM<>SYSTEM.IMG
4. TYPE FASTBOOT<>FLASH<>RECOVERY<>RECOVERY.IMG
5. TYPE FASTBOOT<>FLASH<>USERDATA<>USERDATA.IMG
6. TYPE FASTBOOT<>ERASE<>CACHE
7. TYPE FASTBOOT<>OEM<>LOCK
THIS WILL ONLY GIVE YOU ANDROID 3.0.1 YOU WILL HAVE TO UPDATE MANUALY AS I HAD TO IT ISNT VERY HAD EVEN THO IS TOOK ME A WHILE
TO LEARN IT.... THIS GUIDE IS FOR noob's AS IT SAYS COZ THERE ARE ALOT OF GUIDES OUR THERE WHAT ARE VERY DIFFRENT AND THIS WAY
WORKED FOR ME SO HOPE IT HELPS
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Will these steps flash back stock kernel ? I using tiamat custom kernel such as Odachi. relock bootloader with a custom kernel will make xoom bricked so these step would flash back stock kernel ???

How about turning off caps lock? Oh, and learning how to spell "break"

I'm going to nitpick this as a person who've done this a few times over (but honestly, not too bad of a guide).
TIAMAT 2.2.2 ROM
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Although the Tiamat ROM is awesome, this guide is supposed to be for rooting only from what I can see and so pointing out to download 2.2.2 (not knowing if the user is really on the LTE version which 2.2.2 won't do they'll need 2.3.0). Sticking to just rooting is best and talk about the varies of ROMs as an extra if that's something they wish to proceed with.
UNLOCKING/LOCKING MOTOROLA ZOOM BOOTLODER
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I think you mean "XOOM" and not "ZOOM"
1. open files from c:/USER/ android or what ever its under for android SDK/AVD (mine was in programfiles x86)
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hmm.... what? Thinking of this from a "newb" standpoint, this step doesn't make sense. In fact, how do we even get to this first step?
4. type in cd<>the paste address
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lol wat? For starters, you can't simply "paste" in a command prompt. If a newb has never used the command prompt, they'll be wondering how to paste, so might want to better explain how (right click and choose paste or click the little C:\ icon on the top left, go to Edit, choose Paste).
5. then type adb + enter
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What exactly are you trying to have us achieve here?
6. then type fastboot<>oem<>unlock or (lock to re-lock the bootloader)
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That came out of left field when the last step said to just type adb without anything else... oh, wait, you want us to type adb reboot recovery, is that right? gez, you should of made yourself clear on that.
7. should boot into protocal to ask if u accept all the t&c's
8. accept it all (WARNING THIS WILL FACTORY RESET AND ALL DATA WILL BE LOST)
9. it should reboot with bootloader unlocked!
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I lump those both into 1 because they don't actually explain what's going on. What you need to do is press the volume down key to change the selection the volume up to select the selection then repeat
1. open command prompt as before
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You should already be in a command prompt, if not, reopen.
2. type fastboot<>reboot<> bootloader
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Don't you mean adb and not fastboot? You can't use fastboot if you're not in the bootloader you know.
i. when in fastboot you may need to unplug and plug the usb back in
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I have yet to see anyone having to do this tbh
3. type fastboot<>flash<>recovery<>then the name of the file wich is either the name it was of download or i suggest
rename it as 3.2 root.img
4. after this is done the device can be re-started and there you have a rooted motorola xoom
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This steps is all so wrong, plus the link's broken (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1242241 is the real link btw).
Simply flashing the recovery from the Universal Xoom Root won't get you rooted, the proper steps is as follows:
1) Boot into the bootloader (adb reboot bootloader)
2) Flash the recovery to the recovery partition (fastboot flash recovery recovery-Tiamat-R4c-100611-1150-cwm.img)
3) Once recovery is flashed, reboot (fastboot reboot)
4) When you get the M logo for the reboot, start pressing the volume down key until you get the option that says Recovery and press the volume up key
5) Flash the zip file containing the root files (choose "Install ZIP from SDCARD" then "Choose ZIP from SDCARD", from there, find the zip file that has the root files that you downloaded from the link posted just above)
I'm not going to touch the restoring to stock, I think I made my point that you should clean up your posts and maybe even checked it (or had someone checked it) before posting it?
(yes, I know I was hard on you but someone gotta do it)
So, yeah, looking over this, it's not really that great of a guide at all because you don't really have anything explained and just have more questions....
And to answer luyenbichta's question, the system.img image will take you out of custom kernel and rom and put you back to stock, once you flash all the images needed you can then issue the fastboot oem lock. Issuing that commend before you have the original images back on will caused you to get an error about the images not being signed, no harm, no foul.

All of this.... AND you can flash HLK75D and save yourself about three hours of manual slow updates!!
Which is available on Motodev, you shouldnt need the link to that by now. Also... no one post after me cause this thread should go buhbye.
scsa20 said:
I'm going to nitpick this as a person who've done this a few times over (but honestly, not too bad of a guide).
Although the Tiamat ROM is awesome, this guide is supposed to be for rooting only from what I can see and so pointing out to download 2.2.2 (not knowing if the user is really on the LTE version which 2.2.2 won't do they'll need 2.3.0). Sticking to just rooting is best and talk about the varies of ROMs as an extra if that's something they wish to proceed with.
I think you mean "XOOM" and not "ZOOM"
hmm.... what? Thinking of this from a "newb" standpoint, this step doesn't make sense. In fact, how do we even get to this first step?
lol wat? For starters, you can't simply "paste" in a command prompt. If a newb has never used the command prompt, they'll be wondering how to paste, so might want to better explain how (right click and choose paste or click the little C:\ icon on the top left, go to Edit, choose Paste).
What exactly are you trying to have us achieve here?
That came out of left field when the last step said to just type adb without anything else... oh, wait, you want us to type adb reboot recovery, is that right? gez, you should of made yourself clear on that.
I lump those both into 1 because they don't actually explain what's going on. What you need to do is press the volume down key to change the selection the volume up to select the selection then repeat
You should already be in a command prompt, if not, reopen.
Don't you mean adb and not fastboot? You can't use fastboot if you're not in the bootloader you know.
I have yet to see anyone having to do this tbh
This steps is all so wrong, plus the link's broken (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1242241 is the real link btw).
Simply flashing the recovery from the Universal Xoom Root won't get you rooted, the proper steps is as follows:
1) Boot into the bootloader (adb reboot bootloader)
2) Flash the recovery to the recovery partition (fastboot flash recovery recovery-Tiamat-R4c-100611-1150-cwm.img)
3) Once recovery is flashed, reboot (fastboot reboot)
4) When you get the M logo for the reboot, start pressing the volume down key until you get the option that says Recovery and press the volume up key
5) Flash the zip file containing the root files (choose "Install ZIP from SDCARD" then "Choose ZIP from SDCARD", from there, find the zip file that has the root files that you downloaded from the link posted just above)
I'm not going to touch the restoring to stock, I think I made my point that you should clean up your posts and maybe even checked it (or had someone checked it) before posting it?
(yes, I know I was hard on you but someone gotta do it)
So, yeah, looking over this, it's not really that great of a guide at all because you don't really have anything explained and just have more questions....
And to answer luyenbichta's question, the system.img image will take you out of custom kernel and rom and put you back to stock, once you flash all the images needed you can then issue the fastboot oem lock. Issuing that commend before you have the original images back on will caused you to get an error about the images not being signed, no harm, no foul.
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Have you guys seen the movie "Super 8"?
Yeah, in that movie there is a train wreck a little bit smaller than this guide.

graymulligan said:
Have you guys seen the movie "Super 8"?
Yeah, in that movie there is a train wreck a little bit smaller than this guide.
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OK, stop piling on...at least he tried to give back...more than I've seen with a lot of people.

Hi guys thanks for all the comment al try help u all with what worked for me as not alot did work for me I'll answer all your questions one by one after each other so bare with me and thanks again for your posative feed back
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luyenbichta said:
Will these steps flash back stock kernel ? I using tiamat custom kernel such as Odachi. relock bootloader with a custom kernel will make xoom bricked so these step would flash back stock kernel ???
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This wont brick it I have recently returned to stock as I want a ics rom or official software. As fare as im aware you can flash all models with the stock files and it is is quite easy as it says just tips the command from the original folder and DONT type adb
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scsa20 said:
I'm going to nitpick this as a person who've done this a few times over (but honestly, not too bad of a guide).
Although the Tiamat ROM is awesome, this guide is supposed to be for rooting only from what I can see and so pointing out to download 2.2.2 (not knowing if the user is really on the LTE version which 2.2.2 won't do they'll need 2.3.0). Sticking to just rooting is best and talk about the varies of ROMs as an extra if that's something they wish to proceed with.
I think you mean "XOOM" and not "ZOOM"
hmm.... what? Thinking of this from a "newb" standpoint, this step doesn't make sense. In fact, how do we even get to this first step?
lol wat? For starters, you can't simply "paste" in a command prompt. If a newb has never used the command prompt, they'll be wondering how to paste, so might want to better explain how (right click and choose paste or click the little C:\ icon on the top left, go to Edit, choose Paste).
What exactly are you trying to have us achieve here?
That came out of left field when the last step said to just type adb without anything else... oh, wait, you want us to type adb reboot recovery, is that right? gez, you should of made yourself clear on that.
I lump those both into 1 because they don't actually explain what's going on. What you need to do is press the volume down key to change the selection the volume up to select the selection then repeat
You should already be in a command prompt, if not, reopen.
Don't you mean adb and not fastboot? You can't use fastboot if you're not in the bootloader you know.
I have yet to see anyone having to do this tbh
This steps is all so wrong, plus the link's broken (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1242241 is the real link btw).
Simply flashing the recovery from the Universal Xoom Root won't get you rooted, the proper steps is as follows:
1) Boot into the bootloader (adb reboot bootloader)
2) Flash the recovery to the recovery partition (fastboot flash recovery recovery-Tiamat-R4c-100611-1150-cwm.img)
3) Once recovery is flashed, reboot (fastboot reboot)
4) When you get the M logo for the reboot, start pressing the volume down key until you get the option that says Recovery and press the volume up key
5) Flash the zip file containing the root files (choose "Install ZIP from SDCARD" then "Choose ZIP from SDCARD", from there, find the zip file that has the root files that you downloaded from the link posted just above)
I'm not going to touch the restoring to stock, I think I made my point that you should clean up your posts and maybe even checked it (or had someone checked it) before posting it?
(yes, I know I was hard on you but someone gotta do it)
So, yeah, looking over this, it's not really that great of a guide at all because you don't really have anything explained and just have more questions....
And to answer luyenbichta's question, the system.img image will take you out of custom kernel and rom and put you back to stock, once you flash all the images needed you can then issue the fastboot oem lock. Issuing that commend before you have the original images back on will caused you to get an error about the images not being signed, no harm, no foul.
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I didn't really want to explain how to flash a rom as that way you quoted didn't work for me. I no I have ****ty grammer and spelling but I did type up quick and step by step ifor noobs as this is very new to me. I have experiance with galaxy s and s2 but not in bootloaders and flashing with command prompt. Thanks anyway and I am gunna edit it shortly. But as I say I am happy to explain more to people
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Tto be hoist all the people that have complain I don't no if its my english which yeah im english but I thinks its pritty straight forward that it how to unlock your bootloader, root your device and return to stock its pritty simple. I didn't add how to flash a custom rom as all the guides I found and used I flashed mine from internal memory not on and sd card. But like I say thanks for the possative comments quys
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Out of curiosity, when you go from root back to stock, does the bootloader automatically lock back, or is that done seperately?
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300k said:
Out of curiosity, when you go from root back to stock, does the bootloader automatically lock back, or is that done seperately?
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If you tips all the commands in u will need to accept it all again. Well that's what did anyway
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I still can not make this model the root someone help me? Xoom 2 media edition MZ607 wifi 32gb.

Ok I've followed 2 guides which very much the same. I'm having a lot of trouble with this, I'm trying to hard reset my xoom because someone (I don't know who) decided to put on a password lock.
When I type "fastboot oem unlock" it fails.... Please view the images below and please please please help!
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hey sorry for no reply as i havnt got a xoom anymore if you need any help feel free to inbox me if you need any help op will be updated!

[ROOT](11-17-12) Root Nexus 10 with CWM and SuperSu Zip (Stress Free and Simpler)

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Updated 11-17-12: Now that we have a stable CWMR image thanks to damien667 this procedure should be a lot less risky and less stressful!
This is confirmed working but due to the procedure involved is risky! The standard XDA disclaimer applies: I take no responsibility for bricked devices due to the following rooting procedure, no warranty express or implied is given, I will not be held responsible if you mess up your tablet by following this procedure!​
You must unlock the bootloader before performing this procedure!
Credits: Kidgoo for testing and coming up with the method, thanks to damien667 for the fixed CWM images, and Chainfire for the SuperSu zip and binaries!
Before you begin make sure you read and reread the procedure and fully understand the directions.
1. Download the CWM-SuperSU-v0.98.zip
2. Download damien667's fixed CWMR 6.0.1.6 touch version of from here
3. Connect the Nexus 10 to your computer
4. Flash the CWMR image you downloaded in step 2 using fastboot
Code:
fastboot flash recovery /path/to/<recovery>.img
fastboot reboot
5. Touch "Install from SD Card" in CWMR
6. Select CWM-SuperSU-v0.98.zip that was downloaded in step 1
7. Let CWM-SuperSU-v0.98.zip install
8. Select "Reboot System"
9. Enjoy your rooted Nexus 10 !
To keep your custom recovery installed permanently and not get overwritten by the stock recovery when your reboot your tablet delete the following:
Code:
/system/etc/install-recovery.sh
/system/recovery-from-boot.p

Reserved

works! thank you very much!

Awesome!
Now, if only we could code it so it does it all for us!
1-click and go! Im afraid ill fat finger something and have a $550 paper weight :'(
Thanks for the write up!

WannaB101 said:
Now, if only we could code it so it does it all for us!
1-click and go! Im afraid ill fat finger something and have a $550 paper weight :'(
Thanks for the write up!
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One-Klick CWM Tounch + SuperSU would be great!!! :good::good::good:

So what am I supposed to do if ADB doesn't recognize the "sideload" command?

gravis86 said:
So what am I supposed to do if ADB doesn't recognize the "sideload" command?
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You will need to download the latest vesion of ADB included in the Android SDK, which can be found here.

Perhaps a video?
Perhaps you could provide a video to help us along?

shimp208 said:
You will need to download the latest vesion of ADB included in the Android SDK, which can be found here.
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Yep, my ADB was out of date... Thanks!

Got the latest version of ADB?

With regard to downloading the CWM-SuperSU file (for sideloading) do you mean that it should be downloaded on the tab itself, or downloaded into the same folder as adb and fastboot?

WannaB101 said:
Perhaps you could provide a video to help us along?
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If my Nexus 10 had arrived yet then I would be more then happy to post a video until then you'll have to make due with the written guide I'm afraid . But if you or any one else has any questions regarding the procedure feel free to ask!

shimp208 said:
If my Nexus 10 had arrived yet then I would be more then happy to post a video until then you'll have to make due with the written guide I'm afraid . But if you or any one else has any questions regarding the procedure feel free to ask!
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I hit ya with a question above...

joeski27 said:
With regard to downloading the CWM-SuperSU file (for sideloading) do you mean that it should be downloaded on the tab itself, or downloaded into the same folder as adb and fastboot?
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If you download it on your tablet you'll need to then place the downloaded zip on the root of the internal storage (I.E not in a folder). Alternatively you can download it using a computer and connect your tablet to the computer and transfer it to the root of the internal storage that way.

I know this is probably a noob question but the fastboot commands (the first two, for booting from CWRT) -- should they be done in Fastboot Mode or can they be done while Nexus 10 is on and at home screen with USB debugging enabled? If you need to be in Fastboot Mode, how do you get there with Nexus 10?
Thanks!

shimp208 said:
If you download it on your tablet you'll need to then place the downloaded zip on the root of the internal storage (I.E not in a folder). Alternatively you can download it using a computer and connect your tablet to the computer and transfer it to the root of the internal storage that way.
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Ok, the problem I have now is while I have the files on my tablet, I cannot move them to the root of the internal storage at this point...??? Suggestions??? Don't you have to be rooted in order to do this???

For some reason when I'm not in fastboot mode, I can use adb (adb devices lists my Nexus 10), but when I'm in fastboot mode, adb no longer recognizes the device. fastboot devices does however see it when in fastboot mode.
Anybody else have this problem or know why this might be happening? Thanks!

I'm still getting the sideload error after updating the ADB
Any insight, please?

So to others who are working on this and awaiting responses from the OP, where exactly have you placed the downloaded files on your tablet? specific locations?? and if so how did you get them there? I'm totally lost at this point, LOL, hoping to get some clarification soon...

Worked ... however .. you DO have to be in FASTBOOT already (power + Vol UP + Vol DOWN) - yeah it might be obvious when you're not tired as hell - but for those wondering
The first line should be:
fastboot boot /path/to/<recovery>.img
no fastboot reboot was needed - it rebooted itself.
I had a HELL of a time finding the sideload entry in CWM (that's just my brain deadness).
You have quite a bit of time More than enough.
THANK YOU!

[GUIDE][BR][LP]Complete guide for unlock bootloader and flash TWRP in H442F DUAL SIM

Hello folks!
It's been a while since last time I spent in this forum section (when the method for flashing Poland MM KDZ was published), but suddenly I decided to check the current development and it was great do discover that developers found a way to unlock bootloader! Then, I tried to do the procedures, found some adversities around the path, flashed stock KDZ for my device A LOT and finally managed to obtain a fully working LP stock with root and TWRP for my model: H442F (Dual SIM) ("LG Volt 4G" in Brazil).
The thing is: although a lot was done regarding the Spirit LTE, I found near zero information specifically for my device variant. Since I tried a lot of paths and eventually achieved an interesting result, I decided to write a full tutorial, with a lot of instructions and pictures for "novices" who desire learn all the steps but gives up at the high learning curve. Finally, I also wrote this tutorial in Brazilian Portuguese, which I believe will help at least some comrades (you can download the PDF in portuguese HERE).
Needed files:
LG Drivers (remove old ones if already instaled)
LG Flash Tool 2014 (credits to @quangnhut123 from this thread)
Brazilian H442F10a Firmware (this is a low speed server, I can upload to a better one if someone asks)
Android SDK Tools (for Windows users; Linux ones just install the package android-tools-adb)
Kingroot (or download here: www.kingroot.net)
Latin America Patched Aboot (credits to @pvineeth97 , for more info check this thread)
TWRP (or download here: https://twrp.me/lg/lgspiritlte.html)
Flashfy (or download here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cgollner.flashify&hl=en)
SuperSU (or download here: http://www.supersu.com/)
Finally, if you prefer, you can download a full pack in this link (except for KDZ), however, I did prefer to keep isolated links for better credits and referrals
Step-by-step
Download all needed files
Install drivers, SDK and unpack Flash Tool
Save all files in the same folder, but keep KDZ file inside Flash Tool folder
Put your phone in download mode (power off, hold vol+, plug usb in pc, keep holding until download icon appears)
Wait a little for Windows completely detects device and load all drivers
Verify in Device Manager if your pc detects phone as "LG Mobile USB Serial Port (COM#)"
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Select KDZ file
Choose the downloaded H442F10a_03.kdz file
Choose CSE Flash
Click START
Then, "Clear phone software update registry"
You'll see a warning
Then, OK (no need to change country)
Another app will open for the flashing. If you are offline, it is possible to show just a "?" character. Wait patiently...
In about 5min it will finish
After some reboots, you'll see the phone starter screen. Just move forward (no need to configure anything right now, maybe wifi, but not google account)
Enable Developer Options going to Settings/General/Common/Software Information and tap some simes in Build Number until the "You are a developer" message appears
Go back to Settings/Developer Options and turn on USB Debugging
With Debugging on, choose MTP (for Windows) or PTP (Linux), and when asked, allow the computer
Now, make sure you installed (and know how to use, since I will cover just a few commands here) the Android Debugging Bridge (adb). It will be essential for some steps, as well for entering Recovery Mode (I will show some Linux screenshots because I do not use Windows - for this tutorial, just for KDZ flash - but with a working adb the commands are the same)
Open a command prompt (Windows: right click in start menu) or a terminal (Linux) and run "adb devices" to see if the device was detected. If not, run again and check if phone are asking permissions (and grant it)
Go (cd) to the folder with all downloaded files and write the commands (some names may be different if you downloaded individual files from official links)
adb push aboot_5120_patched.bin /sdcard/
adb push twrp-3.2.1.0-cn70n.img /sdcard/
adb push SuperSU-v2.82-201705271722.zip /sdcard/
adb install Flashify_1.9.2.apk
adb install KingrootV5.3.1.apk
At whit point, make sure your internet is fully working (3-4G or WIfi), then, open Kingroot and root the device
After a well successful root, go back to adb and run "adb shell" and then "su". The phone will ask root permission. Grant it and in adb again run "cd /sdcard"
Now we arrived a critical step. Make sure to type the command as is show, because an error may result brick. We will copy the modified aboot into the respective phone partition (check code, check picture, and double check!)
If everything occurs all right, will appear this message
Great! Now you have an unlocked bootloader! What we have to do now is fhash a custom recovery (in this case, TWRP).
Open Flashify, give root rights, then go into Flash/Recovery Image/Choose a file/File explorer/sdcard/[downloaded file]. When asked to flash click "YUP!" and then "Flash More" (as we do not want the phone to reboot right now)
An extra step I prefer to do is remove Kingroot, since it installs a lot of services and keep device substantially slow. If you prefer Kingroot over SuperSU, you are DONE!
Case you prefer SuperSU... Open Kingroot/.../Settings/Uninstall Kingroot
It will prompt if you are sure. Just click Continue/OK
Go back to prompt/terminal and run "adb reboot recovery"
Phone will enter TWRP!
Now, just a few steps!
Go to Install and flash SuperSU
Go to Wipe and do a Factory Reset
Go to Settings and disable TWRP app installer (optional)
And finally go to Reboot and choose System
DONE!!!
Now you have a phone with an unlocked bootloader, a recovery capable of doing a lot of stuff (sideload, wipe cache, backups), and rooted as well.

A really good job, I'm sure a lot of your fellow countryman will find this very useful!

Korelev said:
A really good job, I'm sure a lot of your fellow countryman will find this very useful!
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Thanks man! Today I finally added a link with portuguese-br instructions. Hope more Brazilian users will have the chance to perform these operations!

Valeeeu dms irmao, ajudou dmss

Ninloth said:
Thanks man! Today I finally added a link with portuguese-br instructions. Hope more Brazilian users will have the chance to perform these operations!
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Thanks for the instructions. After unlocking its bootloader, wil it be compatible with any H440 custom rom (single sim operation, of course)? Or the only custom rom we get is Cm12?

Mrkblo said:
Thanks for the instructions. After unlocking its bootloader, wil it be compatible with any H440 custom rom (single sim operation, of course)? Or the only custom rom we get is Cm12?
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Hi!
Well, unfortunately I don't know. I made the procedure, wrote the tutorial, and 2 months later changed my phone for a new one. Can't test anymore.

Mrkblo said:
Thanks for the instructions. After unlocking its bootloader, wil it be compatible with any H440 custom rom (single sim operation, of course)? Or the only custom rom we get is Cm12?
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Yes, it should be compatible with any custom rom as long as your phone is Lg spirit LTE( snapdragon variant ).