Hey,I bought a HTC one v from a couple of days and I want to root it. I saw a post that said that you can't do it on all HTC one v versions or carriers or in which country it was made,and it will get bricked. So could someone please help me find a way to root it safely because I don't wanna end up with a bricked phone
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your safe to root ALL VERSIONS
follow this post http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1598964
thanks
-Lloir
Thanks for replying but it said it was for primo u what is that?
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donhashem.dh said:
Thanks for replying but it said it was for primo u what is that?
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PrimoU is the codename for the ONE V
PrimoC is the codename for the US version of the One V
Sorry for asking you every 2 minutes a question but lots of people commented that it didn't work for them and there are lots of things I didn't understand like uur and hboot and fastboot and flashing and lots of other things because I'm new to android and I'm scared to do something wrong and brick my device so could you please help me because I'm really want to root my device but feared of bricking it and doing something wrong
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first and mainly what is the version of the phone? Type (Primo U, C, DS)?
I don't know
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donhashem.dh said:
I don't know
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search for the software version at the OS, settings -> phone setting -> software
Given your data (Lebanon) it will be Primo U, but better to be sure.
Sorry, at settings->about->software information. There is the software number which is needed
Sorry, but I will ask, if you are new to android why root? It is not really needed if you just use the phone like average.
1.58.707.4
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Look I'm not really new to android I know lots of things but Im New to flashing roms and going into fastboot hboot and things like but I know rooting because I had a ideos tablet which had froyo version and I rooted it and I know lots of stuff
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1.58.707.4
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The software is for the WWE Asia Primo U so you can go according to the link Lloir gave you.
First a registration at htc-dev, and then there will be steb-by-step walktrough to unlock the bootloader. If you have unlocked it (all data will be erased) then it could be rooted, or you can go easy and use the One V all-in one tool which can remove some work from your soulders, but I don't really think that it will be wise at a beginner level to attain the root.
Also if you watched carefully if you unlock the bootloader (which is needed for root) you have voided your warranty.
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donhashem.dh said:
Look I'm not really new to android I know lots of things but Im New to flashing roms and going into fastboot hboot and things like but I know rooting because I had a ideos tablet which had froyo version and I rooted it and I know lots of stuff
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Then you must have used adb, so you are accustomed to command line. In HTC because of some limitations for the users, fastboot is needed to flash things, if you have acchieved the unlocked BL.
For root you only need to do basic things with the all-in-one tool, and you will have cwm to install the supersu. it is not that hard.
I told you I'm not a beginner I was just saying that but the things I don't know are flashing roms but the I know the bootloader unlocking process
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donhashem.dh said:
I told you I'm not a beginner I was just saying that but the things I don't know are flashing roms but the I know the bootloader unlocking process
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if you have unlocked and has cwm you are on the go. You can (not must) flash any custom rom that is available. Only difference in htc is that first you go into bootloader, then from there to recovery, not to recovery first. fastboot is basicly a tiny app, that is capable to flash the primo's memory directly with command line syntax when is fastboot mode (you can call it flash mode basicly).
Ok I got you I conclude that the things I should do are
1 unlock the bootloader
2 flash cmw Rom
3 install superuser
Only???
Or is there anything else?
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Ok I got you I conclude that the things I should do are
1 unlock the bootloader ->correct.
2 flash cmw Rom -> recovery, not rom but correct
3 install superuser-> via the newly flashed recovery
Only???
Or is there anything else?
That is all needed for the root.
Ken-Shi_Kun said:
Ok I got you I conclude that the things I should do are
1 unlock the bootloader ->correct.
2 flash cmw Rom -> recovery, not rom but correct
3 install superuser-> via the newly flashed recovery
Only???
Or is there anything else?
That is all needed for the root.
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Then flash some Rom if he wants to...with full wipe
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I finished the rooting process what are the nice apps that I can download??
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I finished the rooting process what are the nice apps that I can download??
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I need to be a ***** on this one!
Nice apps?
Dude, few posts ahead you've told Lloir that you need some help on rooting because you don't know what's a bootloader. After that you've told everyone that you know what a bootloader is and you are not new to android, rooting or any other specifical part of this process.
Now after you rooted your device, you ask "what are the nice apps that I can download??" ?
Are you serious?!
Get your act together.
Yeah so what I don't mean the basic apps I mean other apps that allow you to take more controll of your phone
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Hi,
I got an update recently which is 2.24.720.1 I unlocked boot loader,Stock ROM, flashed Cwm and rooted.I flashed the stock recovery from OTA.zip and tried installing it.But unfortunately its gettin strucked up in the middle with and red danger triangle symbol.Please help me.
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Have you followed this guide???
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I downloaded the boot and recovery u have given..now I just have to temperorily unroot and flash the two files...?
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samy.iglesias said:
I downloaded the boot and recovery u have given..now I just have to temperorily unroot and flash the two files...?
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Yup right....and you have bootloader locked na....
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No bootloader unlocked...should I relock it..? :?
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samy.iglesias said:
No bootloader unlocked...should I relock it..? :?
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Yup you have to relock it....
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Yup you have to relock it....
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ok thank you so much..im gonna try it now
handryg555 said:
Yup you have to relock it....
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it didnt work for i permanently unrooted my phone and relocked bootloader and flashed the stock recovery and boot IMG files and i installed the ota update...phone went shut down and updatee started installing but suddenly it stopped in the in middle with red triangle symbol. please help me :/
samy.iglesias said:
it didnt work for i permanently unrooted my phone and relocked bootloader and flashed the stock recovery and boot IMG files and i installed the ota update...phone went shut down and updatee started installing but suddenly it stopped in the in middle with red triangle symbol. please help me :/
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Don't know what happened to you but I've successfully updated by this method....
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handryg555 said:
Don't know what happened to you but I've successfully updated by this method....
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then whats wrong with mine..? :crying: what should i do now..??i have to talk to you..i sent you a request in facebook please add me there..i need your help please help me dude :/
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Don't know what happened to you but I've successfully updated by this method....
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i have a small doubt after flashing the stock recovery and boot..can we observe any changes.?
I don't have the nandroid backup actually I didn't do it before rooting also I did not install any custom Roms.please help me
samy.iglesias said:
I don't have the nandroid backup actually I didn't do it before rooting also I did not install any custom Roms.please help me
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If you're on stock you don't need nandroid backup....
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Do one thing if you're on stock choose "factory data reset" then update you're phone.....
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If you're on stock you don't need nandroid backup....
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Do one thing if you're on stock choose "factory data reset" then update you're phone.....
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dude i took my phone to service centre they told they have to update the software.After two hours they told me that the phone is not responding so we are sending it to the htc company and it will be back in 10-12 working days.will it be a problem??coz i didnt relock my phone and even its in clockworkmod recovery :/ will the repair be done in warranty or i have to pay.?
samy.iglesias said:
dude i took my phone to service centre they told they have to update the software.After two hours they told me that the phone is not responding so we are sending it to the htc company and it will be back in 10-12 working days.will it be a problem??coz i didnt relock my phone and even its in clockworkmod recovery :/ will the repair be done in warranty or i have to pay.?
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I donno they will charge or not if they didn't asked for bucks then probably they'll not charge you....but why you went to service center you can easily update you're software.....
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I'm seeing a large number of "please help" me threads by you. This shows me that you don't take the time needed to fully understand what it is you are doing. XDA is not a help site, it's a developer's site, and thus, requires some level of understanding. Please refrain fron creating help threads everytime you get stuck.
Before attempting ANY modding, flashing, or hacking, make sure you have done the necessary research.
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"If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice"
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Hi guys. I'm going to root my phone soon ( I don't have my computer yet), so once I have done it will I be safe to install any kernel I want even though its a orange branded one? Anything I can't change?
Thanks
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Yes, maybe
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Hi guys. I'm going to root my phone soon ( I don't have my computer yet), so once I have done it will I be safe to install any kernel I want even though its a orange branded one? Anything I can't change?
Thanks
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If you unlock your bootloader and install clockworkmod to get root (this is the normal way to do it as I know), then yes you can.
But you always have to check if your rom is compatible with the kernel. So you may have to install a custom rom to be able to install a particular rom.
(please hit thanks if this helps you, because I would like to get access to de dev-section )
Ah right, so once I have that installed (as a backup) I can install any kernel and ruu? I haven't done it in a while so want to make sure I'm doing it right
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avenge the rage said:
Hi guys. I'm going to root my phone soon ( I don't have my computer yet), so once I have done it will I be safe to install any kernel I want even though its a orange branded one? Anything I can't change?
Thanks
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Ah right, so once I have that installed (as a backup) I can install any kernel and ruu? I haven't done it in a while so want to make sure I'm doing it right
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There are different kernel versions for ICS / JB and Sense / AOSP, so make sure you choose the right one for the ROM you are using.
You will be able to flash a RUU to get your stock software back, but only one that installs the same version you had before flashing a custom ROM, or a newer one (read: you cannot downgrade using a RUU).
Soo we all know about HTC's invention of leaving the "security" on or off. This basically means that we can't flash kernels using the recovery. Also, we can't flash another radio from anywhere else and also can't downgrade the hboot.
But why is this done? I have flashed several phones like Samsung galaxy y, etc and everyone can flash kernels in the recovery. So what's the whole motive/purpose of HTC behind all this? If we can flash kernels from the BL then why not straight from the recovery? Its not that we are doing anything illegal..
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I have no good answer, BUT this will be my first and last HTC device because of this BS. LG all the way IMO.
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aaronrw said:
I have no good answer, BUT this will be my first and last HTC device because of this BS. LG all the way IMO.
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Yeah, lg or Samsung, both can flash kernels in recoveries...:banghead:
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To me when you can unlock, root and flash a custom recovery the fun should begin. It's a cop out by HTC no doubt. My old optimus S was a cake walk :banghead:
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soham_sss said:
Soo we all know about HTC's invention of leaving the "security" on or off. This basically means that we can't flash kernels using the recovery. Also, we can't flash another radio from anywhere else and also can't downgrade the hboot.
But why is this done? I have flashed several phones like Samsung galaxy y, etc and everyone can flash kernels in the recovery. So what's the whole motive/purpose of HTC behind all this? If we can flash kernels from the BL then why not straight from the recovery? Its not that we are doing anything illegal..
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The whole purpose is that we don't root our phones and because many problems happen due to rooting
htc wants to keep a track of all the devices which have unlocked their boot loaders so that if they get spoiled they don't have to repair free of cost
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Yea but HTC basically gives you the whole do at your own risk with devunlock anyways. Why not include an S off option at least?
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aaronrw said:
Yea but HTC basically gives you the whole do at your own risk with devunlock anyways. Why not include an S off option at least?
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See there are
1.devs ,
2.people who actually use root functions ,
3.people with low internal memory and want to get rid of that notification....(people who see their friends phone rooted, but have no idea about it but want it)
see now I come under the first two mainly the second......
see the third type of people will see such a lengthy process and will avoid it so their phone will not get spoiled...I hope u understand
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I understand u don't get it. If I want to unlock my phone via HTC I'm taking the risk already. S on is just a dumb extra. Dumb people will brick their phones regardless s on or off. But give the smart people the option of truly gaining control of their devices.
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aaronrw said:
I understand u don't get it. If I want to unlock my phone via HTC I'm taking the risk already. S on is just a dumb extra. Dumb people will brick their phones regardless s on or off. But give the smart people the option of truly gaining control of their devices.
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True, if we already are going to unlock the BL then we should be given an option for s on...
Vibins argument about the third type of people is justifiable though.....:banghead:
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I wonder how many of you know how EASY is to brick your phone by flashing a radio rom .
I for one I am happy about not having S-OFF because:
1. when you flash a rom made from source - the rom makes a kernel that it is called "INSECURE" because it can brick your phone - such roms are having those insecure kernels only if the developer doesn't swap the one made from source with another one that works.
2. when S-OFF will be available for our device, I will not try to flash a different radio rom for sure because you don't know if the flash will break your phone unless someone else does it and tells that it works.
1ceb0x said:
I wonder how many of you know how EASY is to brick your phone by flashing a radio rom .
I for one I am happy about not having S-OFF because:
1. when you flash a rom made from source - the rom makes a kernel that it is called "INSECURE" because it can brick your phone - such roms are having those insecure kernels only if the developer doesn't swap the one made from source with another one that works.
2. when S-OFF will be available for our device, I will not try to flash a different radio rom for sure because you don't know if the flash will break your phone unless someone else does it and tells that it works.
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If I read correct, SimonSimon is working on that s_off
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soham_sss said:
True, if we already are going to unlock the BL then we should be given an option for s on...
Vibins argument about the third type of people is justifiable though.....:banghead:
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Soham, the more the security the more the pride the company has...if u know most of the motorolla phones can't be boot unlocked...so it's no kennel for them unless some dev finds out a exploit
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soham_sss said:
Soo we all know about HTC's invention of leaving the "security" on or off. This basically means that we can't flash kernels using the recovery. Also, we can't flash another radio from anywhere else and also can't downgrade the hboot.
But why is this done? I have flashed several phones like Samsung galaxy y, etc and everyone can flash kernels in the recovery. So what's the whole motive/purpose of HTC behind all this? If we can flash kernels from the BL then why not straight from the recovery? Its not that we are doing anything illegal..
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Does the one v have any hboot that allows flashing kernels in recovery?
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absolutelygrim said:
Does the one v have any hboot that allows flashing kernels in recovery?
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No that's why the thread.
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Also, the question is if HTC wanted to be so secure then why are some HTC phones s off and some s on?
In fact even some one vs have s off, like someone had xb ship s off and smartboy_anu even had a pvt ship s off out of the box.
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1ceb0x said:
I wonder how many of you know how EASY is to brick your phone by flashing a radio rom .
I for one I am happy about not having S-OFF because:
1. when you flash a rom made from source - the rom makes a kernel that it is called "INSECURE" because it can brick your phone - such roms are having those insecure kernels only if the developer doesn't swap the one made from source with another one that works.
2. when S-OFF will be available for our device, I will not try to flash a different radio rom for sure because you don't know if the flash will break your phone unless someone else does it and tells that it works.
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Oh wow. Double facepalm there. firstly unsecured don't break your phone. It allows you to adb remount to write to system from adb. 2ndly there's no "from source" radios. So you can't brick if it doesn't exist >.<
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Oh wow. Double facepalm there. firstly unsecured don't break your phone. It allows you to adb remount to write to system from adb. 2ndly there's no "from source" radios. So you can't brick if it doesn't exist >.<
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Chill mate, I don't know about the insecure one but he didn't mean radios existing in source, what he meant was if someone makes another radio he won't flash it because its not safe
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And that's exactly what I meant.. there won't be any radios unless released by htc. If they released another it was not hacked but build from source in another country, mostly Germany. I'm just helping someone new out so they don't go through XDA getting more rude comments
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No that's why the thread.
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I asked because the one x and one s can downgrade, I thought the method would work here, but not without an old hboot that allows kernel flashing :\
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Is this lock the reason why we can't istall Gingerbread or earlier roms on HOV?
We didn't ship with gingerbread so why would you want it
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It seems this question has not been answered.
I am trying to install the following ROM for my HTC One X http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...4#post36407155, but it says I need Hboot 1.3 or better.
Well I have 1.14 and the only way to upgrade is to have your CID be HTC_101 or something like that. Mine is 11111111, which is what it should be after I unlocked the bootloader. How do I change it back to HTC_101 or whatever came with my phone?
I can only access the fastboot screen since when I previously tried to install the ROM it didnt work and my phone gets stuck at the white HTC screen and keeps rebooting.
My version is 2.20.502.7. And I can still load into Team Win Recovery v2.4.1.0 if that hepls
Thanks
Are you sure you have the international One X version? Haven't seen this hboot version before.
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Marc199 said:
Are you sure you have the international One X version? Haven't seen this hboot version before.
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I have the ATT version
Then you are in the wrong forum. Go to the ATT forum. The Roms there will boot up and it seems like you have s-off?
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Then you are in the wrong forum. Go to the ATT forum. The Roms there will boot up and it seems like you have s-off?
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Funny thing. I posted this at the ATT HTC forums and they told me that I was in the wrong forums. They told me to go to the HTC One X
He don't have a clue what he is talking about
He has a att phone and is trying to install quad core roms... I'm just waiting for the my phone is bricked thread he will probably post soon
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You are definitely wrong here! You have the dual-core version. None of the Roms from here will boot on your device. Since you probably have s-off i suppose you can easily upgrade your hboot. But you need to ask that in the ATT forum
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Marc199 said:
You are definitely wrong here! You have the dual-core version. None of the Roms from here will boot on your device. Since you probably have s-off i suppose you can easily upgrade your hboot. But you need to ask that in the ATT forum
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We were trying to help him there but refuses to listen. Just ranted how there are att roms that won't run on the att version lol they all work as long as you have correct hardware.
Att has 3 hboots 1.09, 1.14, and 2.14 (latest for jb update)
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Also has super cid which should allow any hboot. Don't wanna change that right ?
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Also has super cid which should allow any hboot. Don't wanna change that right ?
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Super cid just lets you unlock on htcdev.com att has their cid blocked there, hense the change of cid to super. You can only flash hboots that are for your device,not just any one.
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uesat said:
Funny thing. I posted this at the ATT HTC forums and they told me that I was in the wrong forums. They told me to go to the HTC One X
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No we asked what device you had... U were trying to install a international Rom.. save yourself a few hundred dollars and just leave the phone alone. You have no way read enough on this to be trying to pull this off.. better yet just get a iPhone
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Super cid just lets you unlock on htcdev.com att has their cid blocked there, hense the change of cid to super. You can only flash hboots that are for your device,not just any one.
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Interesting, exactly the reason why it needs to be asked in correct device thread. And I absolutely didn't mean 'any' hboot, just any hboot for your device. Cheers
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Hey, i'm hoping that anyonee would help me to get rid of the problem i have on hmy hox....the issue is whenever i try to update my phone on official 4.2.2 sense 5 it get stuck on htc quietly brilliant...no matter how much i wait..there is not gonna be any change... Please help me getting rid of the problem so i can update it.... It's unrooted and i don't want to root it in any condition... Please help me anyone..
Thanks
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Official as through OTA? Or through RUU?
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Hey, i'm hoping that anyonee would help me to get rid of the problem i have on hmy hox....the issue is whenever i try to update my phone on official 4.2.2 sense 5 it get stuck on htc quietly brilliant...no matter how much i wait..there is not gonna be any change... Please help me getting rid of the problem so i can update it.... It's unrooted and i don't want to root it in any condition... Please help me anyone..
Thanks
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Got the same problem, except mine in stuck on the screen before that ( the one with the 3 arrows and the phone beneath. )
Got the download through OTA.
Thanks in advance
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Why did you bumped without answering this simple question: :silly:
stathis95194 said:
Official as through OTA? Or through RUU?
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Lol through ota
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Sorry i just missed ur reply completely... official through ota
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Lol through ota
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You have stock recovery or custom recovery?
Your Bootloader is locked or unlocked?
alray said:
You have stock recovery or custom recovery?
Your Bootloader is locked or unlocked?
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Stock recovery and bootloader is unlocked
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Stock recovery and bootloader is unlocked
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If it is all stock and you do not want to root or install custom recovery/ROM then your recourse is to contact HTC for advice/repair.
There is little to nothing that YOU as a user can do without custom recovery and ROM installation to correct flashing issues.
O ok
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Is there anything i can do about it?
I don't mind rooting it or installing a custom recovery or ROM, but i don't remember unlocking the bootloader so my guess is i'm ****ed..
If you guys can help me you can make me a happy man.
Or else i will start searching up my guarentee tonight...
Thanks in advance
RyuEnigma said:
Is there anything i can do about it?
I don't mind rooting it or installing a custom recovery or ROM, but i don't remember unlocking the bootloader so my guess is i'm ****ed..
If you guys can help me you can make me a happy man.
Or else i will start searching up my guarentee tonight...
Thanks in advance
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Go and study this ; http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2069904
I know i can root my phone, but can i do it without starting up my phone? ( Because it won't)
And is it possible without wiping everything?
RyuEnigma said:
I know i can root my phone, but can i do it without starting up my phone? ( Because it won't)
And is it possible without wiping everything?
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You must do unlock bootloader for flashing custom recovery ,custom Rom.
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RyuEnigma said:
I know i can root my phone, but can i do it without starting up my phone? ( Because it won't)
And is it possible without wiping everything?
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there is nothing you can do, send it to htc
Okay this is strange... Connected my phone to my laptop in a last resort to see if it would make any connection, started it up again and left it to be. After a minute or 1 my laptop said it saw a MTP USB-device connected so my hope was up.
I let it do it's thing for a minute or 5 and it continued to the quietly brilliant screen! After that it started up like normal and i'm up and running again:laugh: .
Thanks for the support guys!