I'm a newbie but i just bought an htc one x international version and i guess from my constant flashing im totally stuck on the htc bootscreen and im sure i've tried everything there is to try but nothing although the roms all flash as well as the boot image, i've given up and am going to return my phone back to factory state and i've read i need an RUU but i don't want to flash the wrong one and i don't know which is the right one for my phone:
CID: HTC_622 not sure what that means but if someone can point me in the right direction or tell me how to even tell the proper one from the cid#. i'd really appreciate it.
please and thank you
paul
We need the main version to determine what ruu you exactly need....
Fastboot getvar version-main
Please post the result
You may also refer to this thread to determine which RUU you need.
622 should be .708
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naux said:
You may also refer to this thread to determine which RUU you need.
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Why sending him to a whole new thread what will confuse him as hell, as 1 command is enough....that confuses me. That thread is no holder of ruu's .........those are nandroid backups. Completely different
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XxVcVxX said:
622 should be .708
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Thanks mate, i rather have the whole number, that way i know if he can use a ruu in the first place or that he needs a backup
Mr Hofs said:
Why sending him to a whole new thread what will confuse him as hell, as 1 command is enough....that confuses me
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It's a list of RUUs, and he can just search his CID (with Ctrl + F) to get the download. Thought that would get him his RUU faster rather than having to wait for somebody to find out for him. Apologies for any harm done.
naux said:
It's a list of RUUs, and he can just search his CID (with Ctrl + F) to get the download. Thought that would get him his RUU faster rather than having to wait for somebody to find out for him. Apologies for any harm done.
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No mate its NOT a list of ruu's....its a list of nandroid backups. Installing them is completely different from a ruu ! No harm is done mate, don't worry. But its kinda wrong info.
A ruu, Rom Update Utility is an .exe file which you eexecute from the pc to the phone in bootloader mode with a locked bootloader which will flash back everything to stock for you. A nandroid backup has to be installed like a rom. Flashing the boot.img, wiping the phone and restoring the nandroid with a custom recovery
Mr Hofs said:
No mate its NOT a list of ruu's....its a list of nandroid backups. Installing them is completely different from a ruu ! No harm is done mate, don't worry. But its kinda wrong info.
A ruu, Rom Update Utility is an .exe file which you eexecute from the pc to the phone in bootloader mode with a locked bootloader which will flash back everything to stock for you. A nandroid backup has to be installed like a rom. Flashing the boot.img, wiping the phone and restoring the nandroid with a custom recovery
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I see now, seems I got confused. Got much to learn, thanks!
naux said:
I see now, seems I got confused. Got much to learn, thanks!
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We are here to learn mate, dont worry about that ! Now lets wait for the OP to give the info we need to help him out
If I'm not wrong, the version should be 3.14.708.28 for CID__622.
naux said:
If I'm not wrong, the version should be 3.14.708.28 for CID__622.
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Yes that is possible, but we need his main version to determine his hboot version. If he is on a older hboot than 1.12 then a 3.14 ruu will not work. If its released in the first place. Because of the big difference in updating the hboot from such a low one to a very high one. It all stands and falls depending the version number.
And when he is still on a 1.12 hboot we can't use a 3.14 nandroid backup
Mr Hofs said:
Yes that is possible, but we need his main version to determine his hboot version. If he is on a older hboot than 1.12 then a 3.14 ruu will not work. If its released in the first place. Because of the big difference in updating the hboot from such a low one to a very high one. It all stands and falls depending the version number.
And when he is still on a 1.12 hboot we can't use a 3.14 nandroid backup
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I see now. Guess we'll have to wait then
Mr Hofs said:
We need the main version to determine what ruu you exactly need....
Fastboot getvar version-main
Please post the result
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when i do it this is what i see: CID: HTC_622 and my hboot says 1.36
playboypaul said:
when i do it this is what i see: CID: HTC_622
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That's not possible .... A number like 3.14.708.** should come out of that and not the CID
Phone in the bootloader and the command
Fastboot getvar version-main
From the command prompt on the pc in the fastboot folder
and once i find the proper RUU is there a good simple tutorial in here somewhere? this is my second phone in as many weeks i recently bricked my fav phone my galaxy s2 and dont want that to happen to this one cause new unlocked phones aren't cheap.
please and thanks for any help
Mr Hofs said:
That's not possible .... A number like 3.14.708.** should come out of that and not the CID
Phone in the bootloader and the command
Fastboot getvar version-main
From the command prompt on the pc in the fastboot folder
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ok i did it properly, 3.14.708.28
I don't see the ruu you need so you need to go here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1975140
Download the matching nandroid backup and restore it, including flashing the boot.img from the nandroid backup. Then you are back to stock JB .....
ukrsetse morris
awesome that's great thanks alot, im going to give it a try now. little scared to mess it up but here it goes i'll post results.
Make sure you charge the battery before you start and dont forget to do a full wipe in the recovery before you restore the actual nandroid
attjave monument
Mr Hofs said:
I don't see the ruu you need so you need to go here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1975140
Download the matching nandroid backup and restore it, including flashing the boot.img from the nandroid backup. Then you are back to stock JB .....
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DLing the files now but about this JB HBoot? do i just flash that same as the nan backup? any particular order to flash them?
i've read the thread and doesn't cover my concern. theres 2 files for me, nan backup and jb hboot and both have boot.img do i do them both one at a time flashing each boot image? sorry for all the questions this is last one
looks like im just restoring from a backup (nandroid) i'm going to try but i have tried to restore from 3 backups on my phone through cwm already and im still stuck at the htc boot screen hope this works.
Related
HTC ONE X
H-BOOT - 0.94.0000
RADIO-1.204.90.13
System Image Ver - 1.28.163.9
Im stuck in a bootloop....i really need to find the correct ruu for my phone ...except i cant find it...is there any other way i could get my phone to boot properly??
I could only find 1.26.163.2 .....Any idea when the 1.28 ver would surface??
Please help need to fix phone urgent!!!
Is the bootloader unlocked, are u running a custom rom ?
What are the results If you do these 2 fastboot commands
Fastboot getvar version-main
and
Fastboot oem readcid
Mr Hofs said:
Is the bootloader unlocked, are u running a custom rom ?
What are the results If you do these 2 fastboot commands
Fastboot getvar version-main
and
Fastboot oem readcid
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My Bootloader is Unlocked ..Im running ARHD 9.2.7
Fastboot getvar version-main i get 1.28.163.9
CID : VODAP203
Hmm i think you are stuck to a custom rom for a while until there is a matching nandroid or ruu available, i don't see them......but you say the phone is bootlooping ?
What has been changed ?
You can get into the bootloader ? If yes , you can flash the boot.img file from the rom again and you can flash the rom itself again .....
Mr Hofs said:
Hmm i think you are stuck to a custom rom for a while until there is a matching nandroid or ruu available, i don't see them......but you say the phone is bootlooping ?
What has been changed ?
You can get into the bootloader ? If yes , you can flash the boot.img file from the rom again and you can flash the rom itself again .....
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Thnx ...I was able to flash the custom rom again...and it booted properly...but still how can i go back to stock?
Well basically you need to find a ruu that matches the main version number, you need one exactly like that one starting with 1.28 or 1.29 or 3.14 then you can return to stock.....
Or you need a nandroid backup matching the cid and main version
I checked htcruu.com but there is no ruu for you, only one with a lower version number (but you can't use that one because downgrading is not possible)
Maybe there is one available on the file factory but i don't have an account there
Mr Hofs said:
Well basically you need to find a ruu that matches the main version number, you need one exactly like that one starting with 1.28 or 1.29 or 3.14 then you can return to stock.....
Or you need a nandroid backup matching the cid and main version
I checked htcruu.com but there is no ruu for you, only one with a lower version number (but you can't use that one because downgrading is not possible)
Maybe there is one available on the file factory but i don't have an account there
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So is there any way to get a nanodroid backup??
sridheepan said:
So is there any way to get a nanodroid backup??
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Well you should have made one right after you installed the custom recovery, what you can do is make a request in the nandroid backup thread by matt95 in the general section and hope for the best
Mr Hofs said:
Well you should have made one right after you installed the custom recovery, what you can do is make a request in the nandroid backup thread by matt95 in the general section and hope for the best
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OH..okie..my bad i gues..Thank You Very Much Mr Hofs ...btw is dere any other way i can install jellybean?
Actually yes there is a way, check this thread and read the OP and see if your CID is supported for the firmware update
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1957376
Mr Hofs said:
Actually yes there is a way, check this thread and read the OP and see if your CID is supported for the firmware update
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1957376
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Yes its supported...so what do i do???just flash the firmware?
You have to read the instructions how to, i have never done this method so i know as much as you do about it
But yes you have to do some reboot locking and flashing procedures, that's all i know about it
But backup the sdcard before you start doing the updating because locking and Re-unlocking wipes everything !!!
Mr Hofs said:
You have to read the instructions how to, i have never done this method so i know as much as you do about it
But yes you have to do some reboot locking and flashing procedures, that's all i know about it
But backup the sdcard before you start doing the updating because locking and Re-unlocking wipes everything !!!
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Oh Okie...thnx ...btw can i use this method : http://www.forum-generationmobiles.net/t63139-rom-zip-stock-operateur ?
Lol i don't understand any French
Maybe this tool comes in handy
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1924003
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Mr Hofs said:
Lol i don't understand any French
Maybe this tool comes in handy
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1924003
:thumbup:
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Oh...lolzz...okie..Thank You
Good luck mate
I found the files on that french website...was able to revert back to stock for JB update!!!....had to flsh the files maunally though but worked like a charm!! Cheers
That's good news mate :thumbup:
Enjoy !!!
CASE CLOSED
Good Day,
I am currently trying to go back on Stock and stumpled over this thread.
Unfortunatly I did no backup when I rooted and installed another Rom, but the Author states that I may use another one's Backup.
My CID is O2___102 and some kind User named treebill uploaded his O2___102 backup. So far so clear.
But
Code:
fastboot getvar version-main
tells me my HOX is currently using 2.17.207.2 while the backup of treebill is 2.17.206.2.
In fear of bricking my device, I am not sure if I can use this backup with a lower Versionnumber. I did a quick search but couldn't find an answer. My HBOOT is 1.12.000 if that is somehow an information of interest.
And on another Point: If I may use this backup and successfully restore stock, will my bootloader be locked again?
Great Thanks in Advance to the noble Responders
Are you sure you got yourself the right versions ?
Also do
Fastboot oem readcid
Sure you wrote down the right version number here ?
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Fastboot oem readcid
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This command delivers me <bootloader> DEBUG: cid: 02___102 which concurs with the cid of treebill.
Code:
fastboot getvar version-main
tells me version-main: 2.17.207.2
And this h ttp://i.imagebanana.com/img/ww1dkc2n/cid.PNG is the backup I want to use (remove space in h ttp). It seems to be of an earlier version, so I don't know if I may use it.
That's kinda strange, I have seen the 207 software but it had CID 02__001
Ow and you can try the backup that is no problem, you will not brick your device ! The only thing is that the phone might not update !
And in this process you do not need to relock the bootloader !
You have 3 options.
1: try the 206 nandroid backup, flash back the stock 2.17 recovery and try to update. If it doesn't update ....no problem , go back to the latest backup
2: try to scoop up a 207 nandroid backup or RUU. But i didn't see no ruu with a 2.17.207 number
3: do a standalone firmware flash to lift your hboot to a JB one and flash a new JB rom of your choice
First of all: Thank you for your answer. I was busy studying so forgive me for posting this late.
Mr Hofs said:
1: try the 206 nandroid backup, flash back the stock 2.17 recovery and try to update. If it doesn't update ....no problem , go back to the latest backup
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I tried this, unfortunatly it didn't work out.
Mr Hofs said:
2: try to scoop up a 207 nandroid backup or RUU. But i didn't see no ruu with a 2.17.207 number
3: do a standalone firmware flash to lift your hboot to a JB one and flash a new JB rom of your choice
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If I understood right, I need the correct Ruu in both cases. I found this OTA_ENDEAVOR_U_JB_45_S_O2_DE_3.14.207.27-2.17.207.2_release_2996435hle0dx8i1s01kza.zip File size: 350.92 Mb through google on roomyshare. The 02 DE looks to be the 02___102 cid, even through it is not really stated there.
I am a little unsure if this is the right thing. The 3.14.207.27 irritates me.
Its a ota file. Its of no use because its the official ota but it can't be flashed like a full ruu
Mr Hofs said:
Its a ota file. Its of no use because its the official ota but it can't be flashed like a full ruu
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And for a very brief moment, i was happy. Nah, nevertheless thanks.
Hi, I'm trying to restore my phone back to stock firmware with the ability to update through the usual HTC update route (directly on the phone). I have attempted RUU RUU_ENDEAVOR_U_ICS_40_HTC_Europe_1.20.401.1_Radio_1.1204.71.08_release_249238_signed and RUU_ENDEAVOR_U_JB_45_S_HTC_Europe_3.14.401.27_Radio_5.1204.162.29_release_298897_signed but neither work. Both error with error 140.
It's running hboot 1.39
How can I get it back to stock?
Post you main version !
Fastboot getvar version-main
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Post you main version !
Fastboot getvar version-main
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Just checked, 3.20.401.1
Then use a stock nandroid backup. There is no ruu Got that number.
Get one here
http://bugsylawson.com/files/category/6-cwm-backups/
Cid is not important they are all wwe. After an update its all good again.
Don't forget to flash back the stock recovery too after restoring.
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Then use a stock nandroid backup. There is no ruu Got that number
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I grabbed one off the the thread full of them (it didn't have the same number so I tried 3.14) however I can't get Clockwork to restory it, and the other recovery has no touch input on this version of the phone?
Thanks for the help
Ah just saw your edit, thanks for the link I'll try that now
loony383 said:
I grabbed one off the the thread full of them (it didn't have the same number so I tried 3.14) however I can't get Clockwork to restory it, and the other recovery has no touch input on this version of the phone?
Thanks for the help
Ah just saw your edit, thanks for the link I'll try that now
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Worked perfectly thank you, will I need to relock my bootloader or anything like that?
No not for a update. Leave it unlocked. But don't forget the stock recovery before updating
I've put on the stock recovery and boot (as the viper one has no network on stock rom) ready for whenever the next update comes out, thanks for your help
No problem :thumbup:
CASE CLOSED !
HBOOT : 1.36.0000
Radio : 5.1204.162.29
CID : 044 (Asia WWE)
(Do I need to give more information?)
I've installed an RUU once before, but I've reinstalled Windows and I don't have the file anymore. And I'm not sure which one to download, so can someone please put a link in to your reply . Instructions would be good, because I've got my phone into a bootloop once.
PS : I'm going back to stock, I'm not updating my HBOOT or anything.
Easier is to give the main version.
Fastboot getvar version-main
My guess is 3.14.707......
Mr Hofs said:
Easier is to give the main version.
Fastboot getvar version-main
My guess is 3.14.707......
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I'll get it ASAP, fastboot won't detect my device.
(It's happened before; and it also says battery is too low could this be the cause?)
It's 3.14.707.24
You can get it from this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2189048
Seems down atm but should not be long.
Mr Hofs said:
You can get it from this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2189048
Seems down atm but should not be long.
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Thanks! ; and just to make sure, relock bootloader, flash stock recovery and then install RUU, right?
Only relock the bootloader, that should do it
Mr Hofs said:
Only relock the bootloader, that should do it
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I'm sorry if this is getting annoying, but; no wiping and anything right?, the RUU itself will just take care of it?
Yes it should do all
Mr Hofs said:
Yes it should do all
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I accidentally went into recovery and now I think it just wiped my SDCard; I've got a nandroid backup, after that backup I didn't do much to my apps, is there any chance I could restore some apps from that?, from my PC?
A nandroid backup does not backup your sdcard. Wiped stuff from the sdcard is not coming back.
Mr Hofs said:
A nandroid backup does not backup your sdcard. Wiped stuff from the sdcard is not coming back.
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I mean the apps in the nandroid?, not the content of the sdcard, is it possible?
So you actually have a nandroid backup ? Restore it and its done.
Or use a ruu and redownload the apps.
Hi, I am trying to go back to stock (need to send back to assistance) I would need 3.14.401.31. The link suggested do not work.. can you suggest a working link PLEASE ?
midoriconcept said:
Hi, I am trying to go back to stock (need to send back to assistance) I would need 3.14.401.31. The link suggested do not work.. can you suggest a working link PLEASE ?
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Then you can use this thread also to return to stock. It contains nandroid stock backups
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1975140
Or try this site
http://androidfiles.org/ruu/?developer=Endeavor
Mr Hofs said:
So you actually have a nandroid backup ? Restore it and its done.
Or use a ruu and redownload the apps.
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The nandroid was when I was on a custom rom, I'm on stock and I want it that way; so there isn't a way to restore them from nandroid?. Oh well.
joeystar said:
The nandroid was when I was on a custom rom, I'm on stock and I want it that way; so there isn't a way to restore them from nandroid?. Oh well.
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Ah like that, well i would not do that. It probably messes the stock rom up !
I have a custom rom.
if i will go back to the stock rom, will i get the official update to sense 5 !?
Thanks!
Sooner or later you will..
That depends on your CID but you will most certainly get it...
Just keep in mind...
No matter what you did...
If you have a stock unmodified rom (root does not count), stock kernel and stock recovery you'll be able to get and install OTAs
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desmond1303 said:
Sooner or later you will..
That depends on your CID but you will most certainly get it...
Just keep in mind...
No matter what you did...
If you have a stock unmodified rom (root does not count), stock kernel and stock recovery you'll be able to get and install OTAs
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Thanks!
How I know which RUU is for me?
my cid: HTC_044
xdaDevHTC said:
How I know which RUU is for me?
my cid: HTC_044
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look for nandroid first, check the link at end of post for your cid and then look for your main version, please note your main version has to match exactly. find you main version from fastboot by the following command, "fastboot getvar version-main" without the quotes, then look at this post>>>>>http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1975140
RE:nogotaclue
nogotaclue said:
look for nandroid first, check the link at end of post for your cid and then look for your main version, please note your main version has to match exactly. find you main version from fastboot by the following command, "fastboot getvar version-main" without the quotes, then look at this post>>>>>http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1975140
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Better to do with-Nandroid Backup, than with-RUU?
main version = software number?
xdaDevHTC said:
Better to do with-Nandroid Backup, than with-RUU?
main version = software number?
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yes software number, I already saw your cid on the list but I don;t know your main version or I would have just sent you link for that. And the great @Mr Hofs recommends to check for nandroid first, and he is rarely wrong. actually he is never wrong
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nogotaclue said:
yes software number, I already saw your cid on the list but I don;t know your main version or I would have just sent you link for that. And the great @Mr Hofs recommends to check for nandroid first, and he is rarely wrong. actually he is never wrong
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i know my software number ( I've wrote it before the root).
I've also saw that there is a difference in TWRP and regular Recovery.
ok I will use Nandroid Backup.
Thanks.
Was written in this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1975140
You also need the latest JB HBOOT to run this nand.
and in this guide
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1859714
I did not use it.
so i need the latest JB HBOOT or not !?