Just a question can I flash a boot.img in mobile terminal? Or would that not work?
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sneakysnake16 said:
Just a question can I flash a boot.img in mobile terminal? Or would that not work?
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Nope u need to be in the boot loader. Currently unless after s-off Adobe dev comes with a exploit
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cybervibin said:
Nope u need to be in the boot loader. Currently unless after s-off Adobe dev comes with a exploit
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Gotcha thanks
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What is RUU?
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RUU is a file for htc which contains all ur phone info
But loader
Drivers
Etc
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afshin.eng said:
What is RUU?
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RUU is the software that is used to flash back the phones OS into a factory state.
ROM Update Utility for long, it is an exe that contains all the things needed for the phone to work, like kernle, recovery, tha OS itself etc...
Thanks
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I have cwm and twrp installed. How can i solve that problem?
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Why new thread?
Because i have no usefull help on the other.
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I would like to point out that double posting is not allowed on xda, what is the difference with the other thread. People will read the same thing and have instantly the answer this time
Its a strange issue i definitely admit that.......
I am sorry, but i really dont know where else i can get help.
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sepultador said:
I am sorry, but i really dont know where else i can get help.
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And i feel your despare.....what if you deinstall rommanager/Rom toolbox (its a crap piece of software anyway) and only reflash a recovery with the fastboot commands, then enter it and check if it works.....
Its a strange issue and the right guy (or girl) has to scroll by and see the problem. This might take time
what do you mean two recoveries? when you boot it goes to one and when you into boot recovery the other?
I did flash everything with fastboot comands. No rom toolbox.
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If i go to recovery it goes to twrp. But if i go to boot and then choose recovery it goes to cwm.
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sepultador said:
If i go to recovery it goes to twrp. But if i go to boot and then choose recovery it goes to cwm.
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did you try erasing the recovery partition completely then flash CWM or twrp ?
fastboot erase recovery
Is it safe to do that? I have two recoveries but the phone says it has no root access.
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sepultador said:
Is it safe to do that? I have two recoveries but the phone says it has no root access.
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you dont need root acces to wipe the recovery .... it has nothing to do with the rom, go ahaead and delete it then flash back one of them
If i do fastboot erase recovery will it erase both recoveries?
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sepultador said:
If i do fastboot erase recovery will it erase both recoveries?
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let's hope so
I have two recoveries but the phone says it has no root. I manage to put the phone working again with the original software. Yesterday he asked to update from 4.0.4 to 4.1. I said Ok and when i installed the upgrade did not work. Gives error.
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reinstall your firmware.zip it will install stock recovery then you can flash the one you want
sepultador said:
I have two recoveries but the phone says it has no root. I manage to put the phone working again with the original software. Yesterday he asked to update from 4.0.4 to 4.1. I said Ok and when i installed the upgrade did not work. Gives error.
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Did you try what is on this page
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1859714
???
If you get stuck at one point of this page post i ll try to help.
Go directly to option 2
Can you explain better?
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My is missing there.
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Missing cid
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Ok I cant seem to flash any recovery.img... the little bar on the side of the hboot screen just stops and it will never flash. Any help?
Albinoman said:
Ok I cant seem to flash any recovery.img... the little bar on the side of the hboot screen just stops and it will never flash. Any help?
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You unlock?
the hboot interface is displayed in the first line of the unlock?
Yes I'm unlocked.
R: [Q] Can't flash recovery
Are you typing the right command? Fastboot flash recovery nameofrecovery.img
mr_nooby said:
Are you typing the right command? Fastboot flash recovery nameofrecovery.img
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Yes...
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I had similar problem. Did you try cache wiping?
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chuvek said:
I had similar problem. Did you try cache wiping?
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In stock recovery?
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Oh I thought you have custom one
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R: [Q] Can't flash recovery
You unlocked bootloader and rooted the phone right?
mr_nooby said:
You unlocked bootloader and rooted the phone right?
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Yes its unlocked but I also can't root. It foes the same thing when downloading the boot.img.
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Albinoman said:
Yes its unlocked but I also can't root. It foes the same thing when downloading the boot.img.
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Did you try with: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1676686
A bit older, but still working: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1747168
Hope it helps... :fingers-crossed:
Whenever I try to install 4.2.2 from OTA phon do this any one know how to fix it plz help me I am very poor
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Custom rom, custom recovery ? At least unlock the bootloader first. Think we need to flash.....
Why should I unlock bootloader when update is official?
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Rom is stock but I don't know about recovery
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If recovery is not original we need to flash it. Unlocking is necessary
But how to find out recovery is original or not?
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xharoonx said:
But how to find out recovery is original or not?
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please post the result from command fastboot getvar all and delete your S/N and IMEI
When you enter the recovery, does it show a circle with a phone or does it go straight inside the recovery ?
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This is you ask?
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These files I used but I don't know how to get in to recovery
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When you are in the bootloader you look for the option RECOVERY.
And if you are sure there is nothing deleted from your stock rom (system apps/Optus apps) then you only need to flash this recovery and update again
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xzshnnuz3jdcodv/stock recovery 3.14.img
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Mr Hofs said:
When you are in the bootloader you look for the option RECOVERY.
And if you are sure there is nothing deleted from your stock rom (system apps/Optus apps) then you only need to flash this recovery and update again
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xzshnnuz3jdcodv/stock recovery 3.14.img
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I remember I have deleted some files in past but I don't know which one so what should I do now
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Restore a clean stock nandroid backup. The ota patches the files, now they are missing and fails.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1975140
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I had HTC Sensation (s-off) with 4ext recovery which has smartflash option for s-on users, with that you can directly flash kernel on your phone without pc, fastboot etc. So is smartflash posible for HOX ? Happy new year.
Nope, only dev work that comes close is the kernel-lighter from thunder
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Mr Hofs said:
Nope, only dev work that comes close is the kernel-lighter from thunder
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Is that due to hardware or ?
Yes because you need s-off to flash kernels directly via the recovery.
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