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Hi all , ..
I've finally Unlocked my One X Bootloader & installed CWM Recovery & Rooted my phone
Now I can't recieve OTA updates and I want to know which one should I disable to return this feature again (OTA updates)
I need your help and thanks in advance
You would need to unroot and flash the stock recovery image for the software version your on
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bogfather said:
You would need to unroot and flash the stock recovery image for the software version your on
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So there is no need to relock the bootloader ??
And how can I get the stock recovery of version 1.29.708.15 ??
thanks for your help anyway
You don't need to relock your bootloader for ota. Im afraid I don't know where to find your stock recovery as I don't bother with ota's, I use custom roms or ruus
EDIT: if you can find your versions ruu you should be able to extract the stock recovery from it
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bogfather said:
You don't need to relock your bootloader for ota. Im afraid I don't know where to find your stock recovery as I don't bother with ota's, I use custom roms or ruus
EDIT: if you can find your versions ruu you should be able to extract the stock recovery from it
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Yes .. I have found my version RUU but how can I extract the recovery from it ??
Bear with me a minute, I'm just gonna have a look in the ruu I've got on my pc. It's old so it takes about 10 mins to boot up
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bogfather said:
Bear with me a minute, I'm just gonna have a look in the ruu I've got on my pc. It's old so it takes about 10 mins to boot up
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Okay .. take your time
THANKS
omar_bazaraa said:
Okay .. take your time
THANKS
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bogfather said:
Bear with me a minute, I'm just gonna have a look in the ruu I've got on my pc. It's old so it takes about 10 mins to boot up
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Run the ruu BUT DONT hit next.
From explorer enter %temp% in the address bar.
Find two newly created directories
In one of them there is a file called rom.zip
Copy that to another place. Close ruu.
Everything is inside the rom.zip file.
@ bogfather I thought I would save you the hassle
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eyosen said:
Run the ruu BUT DONT hit next.
From explorer enter %temp% in the address bar.
Find two newly created directories
In one of them there is a file called rom.zip
Copy that to another place. Close ruu.
Everything is inside the rom.zip file.
@ bogfather I thought I would save you the hassle
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cheers eyosen, my pcs only just booted up. i think its time for an upgrade
That must be one heck of an old pc.
Ever consider donating it to a museum?
Just joking..
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eyosen said:
That must be one heck of an old pc.
Ever consider donating it to a museum?
Just joking..
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i dont think the museum would take it
thats what i get for never defragging it and downloading loads of rubbish on it
That's what the pcs are for.
Time for me to sign off. Good luck with flashing the recovery.
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Double post, stupid pc
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I downloaded the 1.29.708.15 ruu and extracted the recovery.signed zip. It's here in my dropbox
http://db.tt/z9Q34jUX
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Double post, stupid pc
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I downloaded the 1.29.708.15 ruu and extracted the recovery.signed zip. It's here in my dropbox
http://db.tt/z9Q34jUX
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thanks a lot mate >> really I don't know how to thank you >> +1 for your help
Could you help me to download this RUU (1.29.708.15) ?? because I don't have premium account on File Factory ..
omar_bazaraa said:
Hi all , ..
I've finally Unlocked my One X Bootloader & installed CWM Recovery & Rooted my phone
Now I can't recieve OTA updates and I want to know which one should I disable to return this feature again (OTA updates)
I need your help and thanks in advance
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You will get the update (if your ROM is just stock, but rooted) but you won't be able to apply it.
1.29.708.15 is the latest for the Hong Kong version.
omar_bazaraa said:
thanks a lot mate >> really I don't know how to thank you >> +1 for your help
Could you help me to download this RUU (1.29.708.15) ?? because I don't have premium account on File Factory ..
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Here you go, http://db.tt/GEq5mYV6
Let me know when you've got it so i can take it of my dropbox
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BenPope said:
You will get the update (if your ROM is just stock, but rooted) but you won't be able to apply it.
1.29.708.15 is the latest for the Hong Kong version.
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Really !! if an update release to my rooted phone I'll get a notification about that but I can't download it ??
bogfather said:
Here you go, http://db.tt/GEq5mYV6
Let me know when you've got it so i can take it of my dropbox
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Really I have no word to thank you with ..
I'' downloading the RUU now and when I finsh I'll let you know
+1 THANKS to you
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Really !! if an update release to my rooted phone I'll get a notification about that but I can't download it ??
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If you stay in stock Rom but with custom recovery and rooted you would still get the notification of an update but it would fail until you put the stock recovery back on. Some people say you don't need to unroot for the ota but from my past experience it's best to. To unroot you have to go into your system/bin or system/xbin and look for the Su file and delete it. Then uninstall the superuser app.
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If you stay in stock Rom but with custom recovery and rooted you would still get the notification of an update but it would fail until you put the stock recovery back on. Some people say you don't need to unroot for the ota but from my past experience it's best to. To unroot you have to go into your system/bin or system/xbin and look for the Su file and delete it. Then uninstall the superuser app.
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mmmmm .. thats much better .. thanks for all your helps
by the way I've finished downloading the RUU
THANKS :good:
For Australia Optus and it says android version 4.03. Is that correct? No updates are available ota and I thought we were up to 4.04 at least with the official updates??? I haven't had the official stock Rom on my phone since I got it like 6 months ago and have been stuffing around with custom roms and they are all at least 4.04 some 4.1.2 ??? What's the go???
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shinigamikris said:
For Australia Optus and it says android version 4.03. Is that correct? No updates are available ota and I thought we were up to 4.04 at least with the official updates??? I haven't had the official stock Rom on my phone since I got it like 6 months ago and have been stuffing around with custom roms and they are all at least 4.04 some 4.1.2 ??? What's the go???
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you're stuck there till a RUU for your branded phone comes out... which is your CID?
How do I find the cid ? And when I installed the ruu it must of wiped cwm? Because when I tried to go to recovery it just reset my phone back to the factory ruu Rom
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shinigamikris said:
How do I find the cid ? And when I installed the ruu it must of wiped cwm? Because when I tried to go to recovery it just reset my phone back to the factory ruu Rom
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you can get the cid by typing
Code:
fastboot getvar cid
but i don't know if it works with the bootloader locked
could you also check what is you HBOOT version?
shinigamikris said:
For Australia Optus and it says android version 4.03. Is that correct? No updates are available ota and I thought we were up to 4.04 at least with the official updates??? I haven't had the official stock Rom on my phone since I got it like 6 months ago and have been stuffing around with custom roms and they are all at least 4.04 some 4.1.2 ??? What's the go???
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I put my phone back to stock yesterday with the same RUU as you, and did a software update to 4.0.4.
What was the process you followed to get there?
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I put my phone back to stock yesterday with the same RUU as you, and did a software update to 4.0.4.
What was the process you followed to get there?
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Downloaded ruu, relocked bootloader by fastboot OEM lock or whatever it is and installed ruu by opening executable ruu file on my pc. Maybe do I have to flash recovery with the stock recovery? At the moment it just resets factory settings if I try to go into recovery...
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shinigamikris said:
Downloaded ruu, relocked bootloader by fastboot OEM lock or whatever it is and installed ruu by opening executable ruu file on my pc. Maybe do I have to flash recovery with the stock recovery? At the moment it just resets factory settings if I try to go into recovery...
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when you run a RUU it installs the recoverystock.img and boot.img too....no need to flash it again
Wonder why I can't get the update to 4.04 then?? With everything stock, when you go to recovery option does it just reset your phone? Back to defaults?
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Going to try to get the cid.
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Edit - cid: none
Do I need to unlock again just to get cid? There isn't a cmd command to do it easily is there rather than going through HTC dev???
shinigamikris said:
Wonder why I can't get the update to 4.04 then?? With everything stock, when you go to recovery option does it just reset your phone? Back to defaults?
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It certainly does. I realised this earlier today.
The update just came up
Will have to wait till I'm on wireless though. Only a few days into monthly period and already used half my data allowance.... Don't know if ill bother though ad I will be probably sending it back due to auto rotate not working...
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shinigamikris said:
Going to try to get the cid.
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Edit - cid: none
Do I need to unlock again just to get cid? There isn't a cmd command to do it easily is there rather than going through HTC dev???
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fastboot oem readcid
Although I'm not sure why we need this, we know which RUU works.
Try
fastboot erase cache
It might sort your recovery out and won't hurt.
Does the 4.04 update get rid of the 3 button menu bar???
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Yes it should. Replaces multitasking fuction. I'm the same. Reverted to same stock ROM and haven't received 4.0.4 which sucks coz I'm so used to viperX and having the menu button
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Just updated to 4.04 stock ruu and OMG, my sensors are back
shinigamikris said:
Just updated to 4.04 stock ruu and OMG, my sensors are back
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wow finally
shinigamikris said:
Does the 4.04 update get rid of the 3 button menu bar???
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You can choose what you want in settings > display guestures buttons.
So I tried flashing twrp recovery and its knocked out my sensors again. I've updated to 4.04 and when I tried installing my ruu I downloaded it said wrong version but its the same one I used before I updated to 4.04. What ruu version am I supposed to have now?
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The ruu updated your hboot. The old ruu has a lower hboot version. I think you have a ruu on the 1.29 base you need a 2.17 base ruu now.....please correct me if i'm wrong here mates !
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Ok So I used the ruu to find out what version I should download. It is my current version is 2.17.980.6 and it wanted to downgrade it to 1.29........ So obviously that won't work. I went to the same thread I used when downloading the last ruu but can't find the 2.17.980.6 ruu anywhere. I'll keep searching but has anyone seen it??
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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Marc199 said:
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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herbie13 said:
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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31ken31 said:
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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Kinda self explanatory, what does rumrunner do to the phone. What parts of the phone are effected? Does a new kernel get updated? If I flashed a stock kernel would I be theoretically "stock"? I'm trying to fix my phone because I managed to get s-on and I want to go back to stock and send my phone for warranty.
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Kinda self explanatory, what does rumrunner do to the phone. What parts of the phone are effected? Does a new kernel get updated? If I flashed a stock kernel would I be theoretically "stock"? I'm trying to fix my phone because I managed to get s-on and I want to go back to stock and send my phone for warranty.
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Well. S-ON is how your phone came.. so that would be stock, for the bootloader.
rumrunner sets the S-ON to S-OFF (Security On/Security Off)
Once a phone is turned S-OFF it's like you have FULL control of the phone. You can flash a ROM and a kernel as many times as you want (as long as it is made for your phone)
You can be rooted and flash ROMs while not being S-OFF, but S-OFF is like the best of the best for HTC.
You can set the flag back from S-OFF back to S-ON for like you want say a warranty purpose.
This is when the "RUU" comes in handy.
Problem is you need to be S-OFF to run it..
So, you would have to re-run rumrunner, to get S-OFF again, run the RUU, (this will set you back to 100% stock)
then you can run the command to set you to S-ON and you should be good to go.
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What exactly does rumrunner do?
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Magic. It does awesome magic.
Well I used rumrunner and managed to set my phone back to s-on using an adb command. If I try to run rumrunner again it doesn't work and says to "READ". So now I have to somehow get s-off. The forum says you need stock ROM and stock kernel, can I flash a stock kernel and then run rumrunner?
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Well I used rumrunner and managed to set my phone back to s-on using an adb command. If I try to run rumrunner again it doesn't work and says to "READ". So now I have to somehow get s-off. The forum says you need stock ROM and stock kernel, can I flash a stock kernel and then run rumrunner?
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Don't forget, rumrunner needs stock EVERYTHING, including ROM, kernel recovery, s-on and a locked bootloader. So if you still have adb connectivity, relock the bootloader. Search the forum for the fastboot command to return to "locked", not "relocked". @scotty1223 made a guide to change the bootloader.
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kdj67f said:
Don't forget, rumrunner needs stock EVERYTHING, including ROM, kernel recovery, s-on and a locked bootloader. So if you still have adb connectivity, relock the bootloader. Search the forum for the fastboot command to return to "locked", not "relocked". @scotty1223 made a guide to change the bootloader.
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You actually don't need a locked bootloader. I did mine when it was unlocked.
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blake1886 said:
Well I used rumrunner and managed to set my phone back to s-on using an adb command. If I try to run rumrunner again it doesn't work and says to "READ". So now I have to somehow get s-off. The forum says you need stock ROM and stock kernel, can I flash a stock kernel and then run rumrunner?
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What ROM are you running? Why do you believe you only need to flash a stock kernel and not a stock ROM? You're missing something which is why it says to "READ". You aren't following the directions exactly.
If you want help, you need to provide more information. Why did you run the fastboot command to go back to S-On? (Just curious)
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Well. S-ON is how your phone came.. so that would be stock, for the bootloader.
rumrunner sets the S-ON to S-OFF (Security On/Security Off)
Once a phone is turned S-OFF it's like you have FULL control of the phone. You can flash a ROM and a kernel as many times as you want (as long as it is made for your phone)
You can be rooted and flash ROMs while not being S-OFF, but S-OFF is like the best of the best for HTC.
You can set the flag back from S-OFF back to S-ON for like you want say a warranty purpose.
This is when the "RUU" comes in handy.
Problem is you need to be S-OFF to run it..
So, you would have to re-run rumrunner, to get S-OFF again, run the RUU, (this will set you back to 100% stock)
then you can run the command to set you to S-ON and you should be good to go.
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What about the signed RUU? Can't that be run while S-On?
I'm still running the stock ROM. I never found a custom ROM with the things I wanted. I had a hard time getting cwm installed and someone tricked me into using the command to switch back to s-on. But I'm trying to get the s-off so I can use an RUU
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You actually don't need a locked bootloader. I did mine when it was unlocked.
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What ROM are you running? Why do you believe you only need to flash a stock kernel and not a stock ROM? You're missing something which is why it says to "READ". You aren't following the directions exactly.
If you want help, you need to provide more information. Why did you run the fastboot command to go back to S-On? (Just curious)
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What about the signed RUU? Can't that be run while S-On?
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Wasn't aware we had a signed RUU that works with S-On...
All I can find is the encrypted one that only works with S-Off
andybones said:
Wasn't aware we had a signed RUU that works with S-On...
All I can find is the encrypted one that only works with S-Off
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Flyhalf has a signed RUU uploaded on his site.
http://flyhalf205.com/?dir=RUU
can I use any of those while being s-on?
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The signed RUU (the one with the really absurdly long filename) is specifically for flashing while your phone is still S-ON.
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The signed RUU (the one with the really absurdly long filename) is specifically for flashing while your phone is still S-ON.
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How do i flash this RUU.zip while being S-ON?
blake1886 said:
How do i flash this RUU.zip while being S-ON?
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I hate to do it but,
http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=how+do+i+flash+RUU
But with that method don't you have to be s-off?
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But with that method don't you have to be s-off?
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There is no special method. If it's an encrypted RUU then it works for S-On.
Basically, follow the FIRST link that google returns.
I thought you had to be s-off to use " fastboot oem lock"?
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blake1886 said:
I thought you had to be s-off to use " fastboot oem lock"?
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No, you don't.
If you tried it you would have noticed.
I'm not trying to sound like a douche, but we've kind of given you all the tools you need to complete what you're trying to achieve.
Sorry I just haven't had time yet to actually reset my phone and I was trying to get all my questions out so when I did finally have time I wouldn't have to ask questions then. One last question, am I correct saying the ruu resets all data on the phone?
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Sorry I just haven't had time yet to actually reset my phone and I was trying to get all my questions out so when I did finally have time I wouldn't have to ask questions then. One last question, am I correct saying the ruu resets all data on the phone?
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Yes, it does.
Also, when you fastboot oem lock, you will see an error message but before it you will see that the bootloader did lock, so don't worry. I just tested it out.
If you want to have the current status on your bootloader just type in fastboot reboot-bootloader
I have a tmo m8, that I rooted using the toolkit, and then flashed the GPE rom, which has worked with no issues.
However, like many of you, I want the option to go back.
I have tried several methods found on xda, but nothing works.
I found the page with the collection of firmwares and such for different cid's, and still had no luck.
In my understanding, I should just be able to load the stock tmo sense rom onto my sd, go into TWRP, and "install" the zip file, then wipe cache and delvik, and be good to go.
Ideas?
Did you just flash the rom or do the conversion?
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You have to flash the sense firmware in RUU first..did you do that?
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exad said:
Did you just flash the rom or do the conversion?
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I just flashed the rom
sykoj82 said:
You have to flash the sense firmware in RUU first..did you do that?
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Never mind, I assumed you did conversion. But it wouldn't hurt though to try flashing the firmware in RUU. By the way, this should be moved to the questions and answers thread.
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sykoj82 said:
Never mind, I assumed you did conversion. But it wouldn't hurt though to try flashing the firmware in RUU.
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How would I do that?
Just start fron the beginning like I was doing the full conversion?
The problem is, Like many I have read about, I would like to be able to go back and fourth.
jhat3k1 said:
How would I do that?
Just start fron the beginning like I was doing the full conversion?
The problem is, Like many I have read about, I would like to be able to go back and fourth.
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I can't achieve s-off, so i can't ruu as far as I know
jhat3k1 said:
How would I do that?
Just start fron the beginning like I was doing the full conversion?
The problem is, Like many I have read about, I would like to be able to go back and fourth.
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Yes. Find the conversion thread. Start over. I've done it twice and went back to sense with no problems.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2708589
[RUU] Google Edition Conversion. 4.4.2- 1.16.1700.16 -RUU Zip Non-Rooted & Pre-Rooted
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To go back to sense after conversion go to this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2733523
Going back to Sense from [RUU] Google Edition Conversion.Graffixync UPDATE 12th May
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sykoj82 said:
Yes. Find the conversion thread. Start over. I've done it twice and went back to sense with no problems.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2708589
[RUU] Google Edition Conversion. 4.4.2- 1.16.1700.16 -RUU Zip Non-Rooted & Pre-Rooted
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To go back to sense after conversion go to this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2733523
Going back to Sense from [RUU] Google Edition Conversion.Graffixync UPDATE 12th May
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Syko,
I appreciate it, but this is the process to go back from full ruu conversion.
I only unlocked bootloader, rooted, custom recovery and flashed the GPE rom.
Now, I want to flash back to the stock, tmobile sense rom.
jhat3k1 said:
I can't achieve s-off, so i can't ruu as far as I know
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Oh no. I'm not a expert but s-off is important. Use fire water to do that.
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jhat3k1 said:
Syko,
I appreciate it, but this is the process to go back from full ruu conversion.
I only unlocked bootloader, rooted, custom recovery and flashed the GPE rom.
Now, I want to flash back to the stock, tmobile sense rom.
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This is what I would do if it was me.
First things first
Get s-off, & super cid .. this could be the problem, not being s-off.
Try to flash a sense Rom..
if it still doesn't work then do the gpe conversion, then go back to sense Rom afterwards. Follow instructions..I've converted twice to gpe and went back sense Rom with no issues.. I'm using sense Rom as we speak.
Good luck
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sykoj82 said:
Oh no. I'm not a expert but s-off is important. Use fire water to do that.
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This is what I would do if it was me.
First things first
Get s-off, & super cid .. this could be the problem, not being s-off.
Try to flash a sense Rom..
if it still doesn't work then do the gpe conversion, then go back to sense Rom afterwards. Follow instructions..I've converted twice to gpe and went back sense Rom with no issues.. I'm using sense Rom as we speak.
Good luck
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sykko,
Mine is one of the devices that cannot achieve s-off via firewater, so I cannot do any of that.
Thanks
jhat3k1 said:
sykko,
Mine is one of the devices that cannot achieve s-off via firewater, so I cannot do any of that.
Thanks
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Oh ok.. I wasn't aware of that.
I wish you luck, I have no other solutions.
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This belongs in Q&A not here.
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jhat3k1 said:
sykko,
Mine is one of the devices that cannot achieve s-off via firewater, so I cannot do any of that.
Thanks
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go to twrp recovery select advance wipe tick data, cache, delvik cache, and system.
after that completes then press the home button then install a sense based rom.
Thread needs to be moved, but if op used the gpe ruu to achieve the gpe rom then flashing any sense rom that isn't mrjaydee82's sense rom that fits in the gpe reduced system partition will suffer from one of several problems that render phone unable to boot into Android until some fixing is done... If he just flashed one of the gpe roms as a zip in recovery then merely flash any sense rom.
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I should have read more of the thread, op didn't use the ruu. Just wipe everything but microsd in twrp and flash a sense rom. Not working because sense and gpe are wildly different, and big changes necessitate full wipes. Not wiping system and data is likely to be why you are failing.
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Thread moved, please post all questions and problems from now on in Q&A section OP