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I would like to reinstall Anroid 4.0.4 after uprading to Jelly Beans. I found the kernel source code here: http://www.htcdev.com/devcenter/downloads, and now I would like to install it.
The source code comes as a file called:
endeavoru-2.6.39-6b459dc.tar.gz
How do I go about installing the kernel? I have ClockWorkMod installed if that helps. I have noticed that the kernel does not come with a boot.img file etc, therefore do I need to compile it?
Please help if you can
Thanks
Zugz

Its not compiled, its just the code itself. You can't flash it just like that.
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How do I go about compiling the source code then?
tomascus said:
Its not compiled, its just the code itself. You can't flash it just like that.
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How do I go about compiling it?
Zugz

Zugzwangle said:
How do I go about compiling it?
Zugz
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Don't. Just find the stock boot.img somewhere. Or, easier, flash the whole RUU.

Thanks
Thanks, do you know where I might find the One X stock or RUU?
*Searches on google!!*

Zugzwangle said:
Thanks, do you know where I might find the One X stock or RUU?
*Searches on google!!*
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There's loads of returning to stock threads in this Q&A section, you're not the first to want to do it.
The boot.img is specific to the ROM version.
There is a sticky Endeavor Shipped ROM Collection thread with RUUs in the dev section, password for filefactory on page 173.

Download which
How do I know which to download?
My phone is an HTC running on vodafone in the UK.. I have tried 2x RUU's and had an error with both.
Help please.
Zugz

I have tried
Zugzwangle said:
How do I know which to download?
My phone is an HTC running on vodafone in the UK.. I have tried 2x RUU's and had an error with both.
Help please.
Zugz
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I have tried installing
RUU_ENDEAVOR_U_ICS_40_Vodafone_AT_1.26.169.2_Radio_1.1204.90.13_release_251280_signed.exe
RUU_ENDEAVOR_U_ICS_40_HTC_Europe_1.29.401.12_Radio_2.1204.127.19_release_271851_signed.exe
RUU_ENDEAVOR_U_ICS_40_Vodafone_UK_1.29.161.13_Radio_1.1204.105.14_release_264070_signed.exe
Each time I have had an error message saying it is the wrong version. Is there any preperation that I need to do.. e.g do I need to lock the bootloader again? etc

What's the exact error? Vodafone UK should have CID of VODAP001 if I recall, and the last RUU you tried should be correct.
Before you go too far, it will be worth grabbing your unlock code from htcdev.
To flash RUU will need to be locked:
fastboot oem lock
And you might need stock recovery
fastboot flash recovery signed_recovery.img
Hopefully that'll give you a decent starting point.

Hi again
The error message is:
Error [131]: Customer ID Error
THE ROM UPDATE UTILITY CANNOT UPDATE YOUR ANDROID PHONE.
PLEASE GET THE CORRECT ROM UTILITY AND TRY AGAIN.
Customer ID Error? What does that mean?
Zugz

CID there's an app called cidgetter, I think.
Also
fastboot getter main-ver
I think are helpful.

Fastboot
BenPope said:
CID there's an app called cidgetter, I think.
Also
fastboot getter main-ver
I think are helpful.
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Is fastboot getter main-ver a command in command prompt? Where would I get that?
Zugz, btw thank you so much for your help. Btw, my phone is locked now, but also there is no OS on it!!!

You need the android SDK. I can't remember everything off the top of my head, use what I say as a basis for searching this forum and you shall find.
Edit: no you won't (fscking autocorrect)
fastboot getvar main-ver

BenPope
BenPope said:
You need the android SDK. I can't remember everything off the top of my head, use what I say as a basis for searching this forum and you shall find.
Edit: no you won't (fscking autocorrect)
fastboot getvar main-ver
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Thanks BenHope.. I managed to find the main number
INFOversion-main: 1.29.401.11
Is that what I need?
Now what do I do.. Again thank you for helping me

Download the 2.17.401.2 RUU
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But why did 1.29.401.12 RUU fail, then? Odd.

ORANG001 HTC One X RUU needed

Hi, I need the RUU file which has the CID ORANG001. Does anybody know where I can download it?
Thanks guys!:good

Wich main version number ?

Mr Hofs said:
Wich main version number ?
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2.17.61.3
I'm pretty sure it's this one.

There is no RUU available, but you can go here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1975140
And download the matching nandroid backup ! Restore it including the boot.img and the stock 2.17 recovery. After that you can update

Mr Hofs said:
There is no RUU available, but you can go here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1975140
And download the matching nandroid backup ! Restore it including the boot.img and the stock 2.17 recovery. After that you can update
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The 2.17 appears to be a broken link, would the higher version work if i downloaded it? It's this one;
Nandroid Backup 3.16.61.6 CID ORANG001 thanks to billd2439

Depends on your hboot. Did you already updated the phone to JB ? If not then you can not use it because that's the JB version.

Mr Hofs said:
Depends on your hboot. Did you already updated the phone to JB ? If not then you can not use it because that's the JB version.
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I updated my phone to a Cyanogen 10 Mod which is running Jellybean.

Well that's no guarantee because those roms also run on the lower hboots, check the top of the bootloader and read what hboot number you have

Mr Hofs said:
Well that's no guarantee because those roms also run on the lower hboots, check the top of the bootloader and read what hboot number you have
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My HBoot is: 1.12.0000

Then you need the 2.17 nandroid backup or a lower one. I contacted the owner of the nandroid backup already so i hope to hear something soon.
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Thanks man, that's really appreciated

Its your only option, a lower ruu will not work because we dont have s-off. A lower nandroid backup would work but that is also missing in the list....
I will let you know when i have news about the backup :thumbup:
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There is another way to get a JB hboot and flash a JB rom ! Check this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1957376
You can download the matching firmware package for your cid !
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Thanks man, downloading the now! Will let you know how it goes

Will this work even if I have done most of the steps for unrooting? All i had left to do was run the ruu file as administrator (thought i had the right one earlier) and then follow the steps. I haven't tried to reboot my phone but I have relocked it.

chriscowley said:
Will this work even if I have done most of the steps for unrooting? All i had left to do was run the ruu file as administrator (thought i had the right one earlier) and then follow the steps. I haven't tried to reboot my phone but I have relocked it.
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Yeah whats on the phone is not important, the trick is to enter the bootloader and lock the bootloader (as you said you already did) then perform the commands gien in the thread and flash the firmware. It will lift your hboot to 1.36. After that you unlock th bootloader again and flash a custom recovery and perform a full wipe and then install the desired JB rom
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Oke update, got rid of some issues by using teamviewer....phone is up and running on JB !

heya, i tried to get back to stock on a thread before and it never worked. my hboot is 1.36. and im also locked to orange. help?

LiamKenny said:
heya, i tried to get back to stock on a thread before and it never worked. my hboot is 1.36. and im also locked to orange. help?
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if you follow the instructions in this thread>>>>>http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1975140 you will get you back to stock, and it does work, I have gone back to stock many times with the method posted here. so if it doesnt work for you then you are doing something wrong

thank you man!! cant believe it was that easy in the end

[Q] A bit of help with hboot and CID's?

I'm on RC8 of this ROM http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2013506) and looking to upgrade to the latest release. It seems a hboot upgrade is required though (to 1.3x), which I've never really touched.
From what I can tell from bootloader I'm on hboot v0.93. CID is TMOB005 according to fastboot, and I can't find anything at all suggesting I can safely upgrade to 1.3x with this CID. Am I completely out of luck or are there other options?
Please feel free to re-educate me if I've misunderstood the concepts of hboot/CID here..
Thanks.

This is by the OP on the ROM thread (first post).
pabx said:
Upgrading
You can always upgrade to a newer version without wiping any data, formatting system or wiping the cache.
But keep in mind that you must always flash boot.img + re-flash gapps after upgrading
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AFAIK, HBoot v0.93 is a custom HBoot, so it should be fine for you to go ahead and upgrade, just remember to flash boot.img. As for CID it is just the phone's carrier, in your case it would be T-Moblie. It determines when you get your OTA. Doubt it will affect your flashing of custom ROMS (correct me if I'm wrong, cos I'm still learning here).
I'm not too sure about HBoots, so would be nice if an expert were to come and confirm this.

naux said:
This is by the OP on the ROM thread (first post).
AFAIK, HBoot v0.93 is a custom HBoot, so it should be fine for you to go ahead and upgrade, just remember to flash boot.img. As for CID it is just the phone's carrier, in your case it would be T-Moblie. It determines when you get your OTA. Doubt it will affect your flashing of custom ROMS (correct me if I'm wrong, cos I'm still learning here).
I'm not too sure about HBoots, so would be nice if an expert were to come and confirm this.
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Thanks for replying. I just want to be really clear here though, the thread for that ROM states:
Verify that you are running hboot 1.39 or newer (hboot 1.2x may work (please send me feedback) - but any lower hboot version will NOT work for builds after rc13)
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So are you saying there's a v1.39 hboot that's safe to use with my CID? Or that I don't, in fact, have to upgrade hboot at all? I could find nothing suggesting either.

To run the latest JB roms you need to update the hboot. The hboot you have is pretty old. There is a thread with a collection of firmwares, you must flash the exact matching firmware for your CID !!!
Edit : here is the thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1957376
We can also run a ruu to get you to full stock and from there update with ota to JB ....
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Mr Hofs said:
To run the latest JB roms you need to update the hboot. The hboot you have is pretty old. There is a thread with a collection of firmwares, you must flash the exact matching firmware for your CID !!!
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Yes, what I'm asking is if anybody is aware of a compatible for my CID.
Thanks.

Is there no info in the thread, he said himself that he is not aware of the compatibility with older hboots. Its a trial and error or succes
Edit, the mentioned build will not work on lower hboots then 1.12....yours is lower so it wont work
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Mr Hofs said:
Is there no info in the thread, he said himself that he is not aware of the compatibility with older hboots. Its a trial and error or succes
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Yes, there is an absolute minimum version which I don't meet.
Sorry if the question is unclear, I'm just looking for somebody with knowledge of the various firmware's to confirm my suspicion there is no 1.39 safe to use with my CID.

What he mentioned in his post was that you require HBoot 1.3x, not 1.39. Perhaps what you can do, to be safe, is to revert to stock ROM and update your HBoot there, after which proceed to flash the new version of the above-mentioned ROM.
Follow this thread ( http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1660807 ) on instructions on how to do so.

Yeah if you update the hboot to minimal 1.31 max 1.39 you can flash all roms.
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[Q] Can't return to stock with RUU. Help?

Hello all,
My wife has the Virgin Mobile version (CDMA) HTC One V. She wanted me to install a new ROM for her. I've had ROMs on it before, but she got the OTA from Virgin Mobile and didn't tell me. Well I've been trying to put all sorts of different ROMs on it, and everyone has had the bootloop bug. I traced it down to the radio being updated to 1.00.00.0928. I've found posts saying to get the RUU, extract the rom.zip and rename it to PK76IMG then put that in the root of the SD card, then let HBOOT take care of it. It fails every time. Flashing recovery_signed.img and then running the RUU also fails. Well, come to find out my HBOOT version is 1.57 and as far as I can tell I'm screwed.
Am I screwed guys? I mean do I have any options in getting a working phone out of this? I'd be happy just to get it back to stock, but at this point it's looking like I have a nice paperweight that lights up.
If there is any help or info you guys could give me I'd be very appreciative. Thanks in advance.

superherofive said:
Hello all,
My wife has the Virgin Mobile version (CDMA) HTC One V. She wanted me to install a new ROM for her. I've had ROMs on it before, but she got the OTA from Virgin Mobile and didn't tell me. Well I've been trying to put all sorts of different ROMs on it, and everyone has had the bootloop bug. I traced it down to the radio being updated to 1.00.00.0928. I've found posts saying to get the RUU, extract the rom.zip and rename it to PK76IMG then put that in the root of the SD card, then let HBOOT take care of it. It fails every time. Flashing recovery_signed.img and then running the RUU also fails. Well, come to find out my HBOOT version is 1.57 and as far as I can tell I'm screwed.
Am I screwed guys? I mean do I have any options in getting a working phone out of this? I'd be happy just to get it back to stock, but at this point it's looking like I have a nice paperweight that lights up.
If there is any help or info you guys could give me I'd be very appreciative. Thanks in advance.
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try to use fastboot mode.
start the ruu on windows, before pressing any buttons, start a search window.. in the top of the search window ( like you are going to type a www. address) type %temp% and hit enter. on the top of the search, you will see two folders that have many nunbers and letters for the name. in one of them you will find a "rom" zip extract it and inside you will find recovery_signed.img. put it in your fastboot folder
put your phone in fastboot and fastboot flash recovery recovery_signed.img
now run the ruu utility

jaredl45600 said:
try to use fastboot mode.
start the ruu on windows, before pressing any buttons, start a search window.. in the top of the search window type %temp% and hit enter. on the top of the search, you will see two folders that have many nunbers and letters for the name. in one of them you will find a "rom" zip extract it and inside you will find recovery_signed.img. put it in your fastboot folder
put your phone in fastboot and fastboot flash recovery recovery_signed.img
now run the ruu utility
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Thanks for the reply. Sadly, I've already tried that. Same sort of error. It gets through the signature check and then when it reaches the HBOOT part of the installation it gives me the error saying I have the incorrect version of the RUU, but I'm using the same RUU I've used in the past with no issues.

I really don't have a good answer. Maybe try one of the new ion kernel ROMs that support the new radio
phone: HTC EVO 3d flashed to cricket
H-Boot: Jbear 1.50
ROM: Dirty Unicorns
phone: HTC one v cricket
rooted and romed
ROM: provisions

superherofive said:
Hello all,
My wife has the Virgin Mobile version (CDMA) HTC One V. She wanted me to install a new ROM for her. I've had ROMs on it before, but she got the OTA from Virgin Mobile and didn't tell me. Well I've been trying to put all sorts of different ROMs on it, and everyone has had the bootloop bug. I traced it down to the radio being updated to 1.00.00.0928. I've found posts saying to get the RUU, extract the rom.zip and rename it to PK76IMG then put that in the root of the SD card, then let HBOOT take care of it. It fails every time. Flashing recovery_signed.img and then running the RUU also fails. Well, come to find out my HBOOT version is 1.57 and as far as I can tell I'm screwed.
Am I screwed guys? I mean do I have any options in getting a working phone out of this? I'd be happy just to get it back to stock, but at this point it's looking like I have a nice paperweight that lights up.
If there is any help or info you guys could give me I'd be very appreciative. Thanks in advance.
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Before you RUU back to stock make sure you relock your bootloader by fastboot oem lock then go back go fastboot and launch the RUU
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There was just another ota on virgin other than the new radio one...it may be the cause of the problem. Crappy part is it adds nothing, just have to stick with beyond's or Simon's codefirex. Also someone just uploaded a kernel that works with the new radio for myone, I highly recommend it.
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demi_fiend said:
There was just another ota on virgin other than the new radio one...it may be the cause of the problem. Crappy part is it adds nothing, just have to stick with beyond's or Simon's codefirex. Also someone just uploaded a kernel that works with the new radio for myone, I highly recommend it.
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Also if you want to return you need to relock the phone (as said before) flash back the stock recovery (you did that) AND flash back the ORIGINAL kernel (nobody said that but this is needed too).
You can get the stock kernel from the RUU you have downloaded the same way as the recovery image. Search for the boot.img or boot_signed.img and of course flash it from fastboot mode.
Try it, hopefully it will work.

Ken-Shi_Kun said:
Also if you want to return you need to relock the phone (as said before) flash back the stock recovery (you did that) AND flash back the ORIGINAL kernel (nobody said that but this is needed too).
You can get the stock kernel from the RUU you have downloaded the same way as the recovery image. Search for the boot.img or boot_signed.img and of course flash it from fastboot mode.
Try it, hopefully it will work.
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I don't think u need to flash the original kernel just the recovery as the RUU installs the original kernel for you
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I know you have to relock... I've flashed the ruu at least 3 times on mine and my sister's I was just saying because there is another ota update, not just the one updating the radio. But another one after as well that comes with this sprint 4g message. I'll try and downgrade again for the sake of curiosity. I'll get back to you guys soon.
Sent from my HTC One V

demi_fiend said:
I know you have to relock... I've flashed the ruu at least 3 times on mine and my sister's I was just saying because there is another ota update, not just the one updating the radio. But another one after as well that comes with this sprint 4g message. I'll try and downgrade again for the sake of curiosity. I'll get back to you guys soon.
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Thanks for all the suggestions guys, but I'm still unable to get it back to stock. The HBOOT in the RUU is older than the one on the phone so it won't allow the RUU to work.
Is there a way to rollback/downgrade the HBOOT?

superherofive said:
Thanks for all the suggestions guys, but I'm still unable to get it back to stock. The HBOOT in the RUU is older than the one on the phone so it won't allow the RUU to work.
Is there a way to rollback/downgrade the HBOOT?
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I don't think it's possible but im not completely sure what's your device info please provide a pic
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is this the RUU you are using? RUU_PRIMO_C_ICS_40A_Sprint_WWE_VM_1.08.652.6_Radio_1.00.00.0521_2_NV_VM_3.46_0503_PRL61008_release_262414_signed.exe

Obeezy562 said:
I don't think it's possible but im not completely sure what's your device info please provide a pic
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is this the RUU you are using? RUU_PRIMO_C_ICS_40A_Sprint_WWE_VM_1.08.652.6_Radio_1.00.00.0521_2_NV_VM_3.46_0503_PRL61008_release_262414_signed.exe
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Can't take a shot, but this is the info I have on my screen:
*** RELOCKED ***
PRIMOC PVT SHIP S-ON RL
HBOOT-1.57.0000
RADIO-1.00.00.0928
eMMC-boot
Jun 18 2012, 10:22:43
Is this what you were referring to?

superherofive said:
Can't take a shot, but this is the info I have on my screen:
*** RELOCKED ***
PRIMOC PVT SHIP S-ON RL
HBOOT-1.57.0000
RADIO-1.00.00.0928
eMMC-boot
Jun 18 2012, 10:22:43
Is this what you were referring to?
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Yes, so your hboot and radio are updated
is this the ruu you used?
RUU_PRIMO_C_ICS_40A_Sprint_WWE_VM_1.08.652.6_Radio_1.00.00.0521_2_NV_VM_3.46_0503_PRL61008_release_262414_signed.exe

Obeezy562 said:
Yes, so your hboot and radio are updated
is this the ruu you used?
RUU_PRIMO_C_ICS_40A_Sprint_WWE_VM_1.08.652.6_Radio_1.00.00.0521_2_NV_VM_3.46_0503_PRL61008_release_262414_signed.exe
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That's the ruu I usually use, and I can confirm...after the latest ota on virgin you won't be able to downgrade back. It updates the hboot.
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That is messed up if they aren't able to downgrade this
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It wouldn't be too bad if we could get Simon's radio fix on every kernel, the data speeds are noticeably faster with the otas so I don't mind much.
Sent from my HTC One V

Obeezy562 said:
Yes, so your hboot and radio are updated
is this the ruu you used?
RUU_PRIMO_C_ICS_40A_Sprint_WWE_VM_1.08.652.6_Radio_1.00.00.0521_2_NV_VM_3.46_0503_PRL61008_release_262414_signed.exe
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Yeah that's the one. Unless I'm mistaken it's the only one available to download.

Same Problem
Nothing substantial to add. Just wanted to say that I'm experiencing the exact same problem. I've got the CDMA HTC One V that I flashed with the latest RhythmicROM. It booted up fine but quickly manifested the boot loop. I tried restoring to my CWM backup, but that gets stuck in the boot loop too (does that sound right?) I followed the instructions in the "ROM Randomly Rebooting?" thread in the General Forum, but encountered the same error when trying to run the RUU. I used the following RUU: (RUU_PRIMO_C_ICS_40A_Sprint_WWE_VM_1.08.652.6_Radio _1.00.00.0521_2_NV_VM_3.46_0503_PRL61008_release_2 62414_signed.exe). I have the updated radio (updated to 1.00.00.0928), and the updated HBOOT (1.57).
A couple people have mentioned ROMs that support the new radio. Can someone let us know exactly which ones those are?
Thanks!
Edit:
Just noticed that the RhythmicROM does say it has support for the new radio. I didn't add that up until just now. I'm hoping that it will work.
Edit 2:
I was able to get the Rhythmic ROM working successfully with the OTA Fix that is listed and linked to in his thread. The OTA_fix.zip file contains an updated version of boot.img that I flashed (using fastboot) after installing the ROM.

Simon's and beyond's codefirex both work, as does the cdma myone. It just depends on the kernel you can use for the rom. Most devs started using Simon's fix so we should be pretty good moving forward.
Sent from my HTC One V

demi_fiend said:
Simon's and beyond's codefirex both work, as does the cdma myone. It just depends on the kernel you can use for the rom. Most devs started using Simon's fix so we should be pretty good moving forward.
Sent from my HTC One V
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So I've been trying some of the ROMs and kernels you guys suggested. They boot into Android and I get a popup that says Android is updating... optimizing file 1 of 394 or whatever... It gets through a few of those and reboots. I let it go all the way through until there were no more files that needed to be optimized and... reboots endlessly.

(Q) SuperCid

Hello everyone about couple of days I was having issues with my boths cameras on the device I took it to the store I bought it from and they fixed it and also update my device software version after that I noticed that now im S-OFF no S-ON that I was before and my cid also changed from HTC_044 (Asia) to CID-11111111 (supercid I think) and my hboot also changed from 1.36 to 1.39 I also noticed I get faster updates than the cid HTC_044 im know on 3.20.401.1 what does it mean ? that I get every update from every cid or faster updates ? or something else ?
thanks in advance

lucky one yes you can flash roms without needing a pc u dont need to Repack and a lot more ;D

The5alodi said:
lucky one yes you can flash roms without needing a pc u dont need to Repack and a lot more ;D
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my device is also locked and wow that sounds great how I do those things ? :laugh:
and is that good thing or bad thing ?
and I also get OTA faster then other cids?
and if I want to flash new rom I need to open my bootloader again ? because IM S-OFF

yuval111 said:
my device is also locked and wow that sounds great how I do those things ? :laugh:
and is that good thing or bad thing ?
and I also get OTA faster then other cids?
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1 here is a thread that will help u
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2140308
2 a GREAT thing !
3 if i am not wrong the updates come to u first :good:
http://www.pocketables.com/2012/08/...nlocked-bootloader-in-the-htc-evo-series.html
read this^^^
hit the thanks button if i helped:angel:

The5alodi said:
1 here is a thread that will help u
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2140308
2 a GREAT thing !
3 if i am not wrong the updates come to u first :good:
http://www.pocketables.com/2012/08/...nlocked-bootloader-in-the-htc-evo-series.html
read this^^^
hit the thanks button if i helped:angel:
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I still did not understand I want to move to ARHD ROM how do I it without PC ?
I want to move to other rom because stock one is suck my battery drain very fast and it not hardware problem because it has been replaced with OEM battery about couple of day ago
so how I do that ?

Just unlock the bootloader then flash a custom recovery the flash the rom zip.
When u flash the rom u dont need to flash the boot.img
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i see that you are getting help but if you want to keep the superCID do not flash any RUU, that will remove it...

matt95 said:
i see that you are getting help but if you want to keep the superCID do not flash any RUU, that will remove it...
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Nice 2 know but if it's gone can i regain it?
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The5alodi said:
Nice 2 know but if it's gone can i regain it?
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what do you mean by "gone"?

NVM thanks for the info BTW
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matt95 said:
what do you mean by "gone"?
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By "gone" I think he means that he uses a RUU and loses the SuperCID, how will he get it back.
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athulele said:
By "gone" I think he means that he uses a RUU and loses the SuperCID, how will he get it back.
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he can't... once you flash the RUU your phone becomes normal as pretty much every One on this forum... you'll only be able to go back to superCID only if we discover a way to S-OFF

Maybe you can find some more useful info here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2222115

but Im S-OFF so I will lose the supercid if I flash RUU ?
and I read that I dont have too unlock bootloader if I S-OFF is that true ?

Yes you need to unlock the bootloader before you can flash !
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You won't loose s-off by unlocking the bootloader. The possibility is there when you install a ruu.....

so how exactly S-OFF help me here ? XD
thatp pretty weird before i take my HOX to fix it was on Relock cause I opened the bootloader then relock to use waranty and now it says LOCKED no RELOCKED how is this possible ?
and how the technican made my device S-OFF and SUEPRCID 1111111 ?

That's something i don't know exactly, they probably have HTC certified methods of unlocking and relocking to fix certain locked partitions of the phone.

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That's something i don't know exactly, they probably have HTC certified methods of unlocking and relocking to fix certain locked partitions of the phone.
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ok so if I want to flash rom I dont need to flash the kernel (boot.img) because I S-OFF Right ?
and if I want to go back to stock I can't flash RUU file because it will change my Super Cid to regular Cid ?

yuval111 said:
ok so if I want to flash rom I dont need to flash the kernel (boot.img) because I S-OFF Right ?
and if I want to go back to stock I can't flash RUU file because it will change my Super Cid to regular Cid ?
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Lets assume that to be safe. Always do it via a firmware flash or a stock nandroid backup. Just to be safe.
And yes you don't need to flash the boot.img manually. But as additional info :
A lot of devs have taken out the script that flashes the boot.img when installing the rom. So with a lot of roms you still have to flash the boot.img with fastboot commands.

and one more question super cid devices (non rooted or bootloader unlocked) get OTA updates faster then other cids ?
and if I go back to stock via RUU it wont change my device to S-ON right ? and there's anyway to bring the Super cid back ?