I have unlocked my bootloader and installed cm10.1 on my HTC one x. I forgot to make a recovery for my ROM and cannot find a working stock ROM. I am from the UK and my HTC one x was locked to three, I got a code to unlock it so it would work on O2-UK. Does anyone know of a stock recovery Rom so I can re store my phone? The reason why I cannot use cm10.1 on my one x is because I get a error saying "the process com.android.phone has unexpectedly stopped" every time I press ok to get rid of it, it comes back over and over. Anyone know or suggest why? (THE CM10.1 MOD IS THE NIGHTLY VERSION) thanks
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Wipe data... Manually format /system from custom recovery and then flash CM10.1 again! and also make sure you flash the boot.img again!
If you want to go full stock, then post the result of the following:
Code:
fastboot getvar version-main
Thanks, how do I flash the boot.img please?
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LDH2K10 said:
Thanks, how do I flash the boot.img please?
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You need fastboot folder : http://d-h.st/8Jr (Download it and extract the Fastboot folder in your pc)
HTC Sync Manager (For the latest drivers) : http://www.htc.com/www/support/software/htc-sync-manager.aspx (Skip it if you already have)
Now boot your phone to fastboot mode by pressing Power and Volume Down button together till you reach bootloader screen. Now select fastboot from the screen.
Open the cm10.1rom.zip file and extract the boot.img from it place it in the fastboot folder.
Connect your phone to your PC and then go to fastboot folder and open a cmd window there (Pressing shift and right click)
Now run the following commands:
Code:
fastboot erase cache
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot erase cache
Now go to recovery, wipe data/cache/dalvic and then flash rom.zip and then gapps.zip and REBOOT!
Okay thank you I will try this later, hope it works
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LDH2K10 said:
Okay thank you I will try this later, hope it works
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If you follow it step by step, it will!
Good Luck!
OMG IT WORKED! I LOVE YOU XD THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!
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LDH2K10 said:
OMG IT WORKED! I LOVE YOU XD THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!
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Greatt!! Enjoy the rom!
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So as will be immediately obvious, I am new to posting on this site and I'm sure the title will explain why. Before I start, I was using (the 'was' will be explained later) a rooted stock ROM and I had not backed it up (the instructions I used forgot to mention it).
The 2.17 HOX OTA update was finally released by three (I'm currently on 1.28) and I hoped that this update would fix several problems I've been having (standard HOX problems like battery life, camera quality, lag, and an ever growing system data). So I was fairly desperate to install this update, but when I tried clockwork recovery told me that it failed, and by using google I discovered that I'm not the only one with this problem.
This where I get stupid. In desperation to install this update I found that SuperSu has an option to full unroot and I hoped that this would reinstall the stock recovery in the process, but now I am left with an unrooted phone with clockwork recovery installed.
If anyone can help me reinstall the stock recovery so I can install this update I'd very much appreciate it. I apologise if I was long winded, I just felt it better to try and explain the whole situation.
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I'm not sure what's stopping you from installing the stock recovery?
fastboot flash recovery stock-recovery.img
Thanks for replying. I'm not very knowledgeable at this so I'm not sure how to, and would I need to use a computer or can I do it directly on my phone?
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adb reboot-bootloader
adb flash recovery recovery.img
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do you have the stock reocvery.img?
No I don't think so, can I download it? Should I already have it, and if so where would it be?
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Mbennett156 said:
No I don't think so, can I download it? Should I already have it, and if so where would it be?
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hold on ill upload it for you
Thanks
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Mbennett156 said:
Thanks
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recovery for 1.28
hamdir said:
recovery for 1.28
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thanks so much. how do i flash it? if it's too much trouble i'm sure i could find it on google
@Mbennet
hamdir said:
recovery for 1.28
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Place it in your fastboot Android-SDK folder on your PC (C:/Android-SDK/platform-tools)
Put phone into fastboot USB
Open command prompt on PC
CD c:/Android-SDK/platform-tools
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
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chrisjcks said:
@Mbennet
Place it in your fastboot Android-SDK folder on your PC (C:/Android-SDK/platform-tools)
Put phone into fastboot USB
Open command prompt on PC
CD c:/Android-SDK/platform-tools
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
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thanks so much for your help and quick replies my phone is currently on low battery as i've spent all day frantically trying to figure this out, but when it is charged i'll let you know if this is successful :good:
EDIT: the computer i'm using at the moment is not the same computer that i used when i rooted (that one broke unfortunately) can i just create that folder or do i need to redownload other files?
Mbennett156 said:
thanks so much for your help and quick replies my phone is currently on low battery as i've spent all day frantically trying to figure this out, but when it is charged i'll let you know if this is successful :good:
EDIT: the computer i'm using at the moment is not the same computer that i used when i rooted (that one broke unfortunately) can i just create that folder or do i need to redownload other files?
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You need to install Android SDK on the PC you want to do this on.
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
Update/install everything on it once installed.
Then you can begin.
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chrisjcks said:
@Mbennet
Place it in your fastboot Android-SDK folder on your PC (C:/Android-SDK/platform-tools)
Put phone into fastboot USB
Open command prompt on PC
CD c:/Android-SDK/platform-tools
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
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I have just successfully reinstalled the stock recovery, and although I am very grateful for your help, you forgot to mention the next step which was to type "fastboot oem lock" on command prompt.
Thanks again!
Mbennett156 said:
I have just successfully reinstalled the stock recovery, and although I am very grateful for your help, you forgot to mention the next step which was to type "fastboot oem lock" on command prompt.
Thanks again!
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I would have done had you kept your ongoing progress posted.
But guess you figured it out yourself, congrats.
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Okay so I rommed my phone with CM10 Rom and then every time i reboot it, it needs to go to the computer and do the boot boot.img thing
Is there any way without doing that?
Hi mate, there is a way of doing it so that re-booting doesn't need re-flash.
I would suggest doing some searches before posting !
Here is a link to a VERY handy tool-kit to speed up the process if it continues:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1604439
Do you have SuperSU installed?
You need to do
fastboot flash boot boot.img
Not
Fastboot boot boot.IMG
Then it will stick on restarts
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bagofcrap24 said:
You need to do
fastboot flash boot boot.img
Not
Fastboot boot boot.IMG
Then it will stick on restarts
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Thanks
+1
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I have unlocked my phone which was pretty straight forward. I have the stock rru installed I also have twrp installed. My question is this I have done a software update via the htc software update option on the phone but when it comes to restarting the phone after the update it takes me back into the twrp main menu. What do I need to do to bypass this and get it to do a normal update
You need the stock recovery installed.
TToivanen said:
You need the stock recovery installed.
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How do i get this installed?
Just like a custom recovery ! What is your software number ?
2.17.771.3 is the software I have installed
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Download this file and copy it to your fastboot folder on the pc
http://db.tt/U5CK4noo
Rename the file to recovery.img and put the phone in the bootloader/fastboot usb mode
Then open the commandprompt inside the fastboot folder and flash it
Fastboot erase cache
Fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Fastboot erase cache
Reboot the phone and update again
Thanks I will give it a go when I get home from work
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valtaylor41 said:
Thanks I will give it a go when I get home from work
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Its worked a treat many thanks
Nice !
CASE CLOSED !
I installed a ROM and evrey time this line appers how can I solve it?
alex8001 said:
I installed a ROM and evrey time this line appers how can I solve it?
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Did you flash the boot.img?
Did you full wipe after flashing?
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athulele said:
Did you flash the boot.img?
Did you full wipe after flashing?
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Maybe I didnt flash right the boot.img
How can I fix it?
alex8001 said:
Maybe I didnt flash right the boot.img
How can I fix it?
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Extract the boot.img from the rom. Zip to your fastboot folder.
Reboot your phone into the bootloader. Connect it to the computer.
It should display "fastboot USB"
Open CmD on your comp and navigate to the fastboot folder.
And type "fastboot flash boot boot.img" without the "
Then type" fastboot erase cache"
And reboot
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athulele said:
Extract the boot.img from the rom. Zip to your fastboot folder.
Reboot your phone into the bootloader. Connect it to the computer.
It should display "fastboot USB"
Open CmD on your comp and navigate to the fastboot folder.
And type "fastboot flash boot boot.img" without the "
Then type" fastboot erase cache"
And reboot
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How can I reboot my phone into bootloader if the message appears all the time?
alex8001 said:
How can I reboot my phone into bootloader if the message appears all the time?
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Hold the Power and Volume Down at the same time for 10 seconds
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athulele said:
Hold the Power and Volume Down at the same time for 10 seconds
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it restarts the rom...
alex8001 said:
it restarts the rom...
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Hold the power buttons for about 7 secs. After the scree switches off, immediately press the Volume down and keep holding till you get into the bootloader
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athulele said:
Hold the power buttons for about 7 secs. After the scree switches off, immediately press the Volume down and keep holding till you get into the bootloader
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when the screen switches off do I still hold the power button?
alex8001 said:
when the screen switches off do I still hold the power button?
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athulele said:
You may leave it
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OK I am there
How do I extract the boot.img?
alex8001 said:
OK I am there
How do I extract the boot.img?
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Just use winrar or winzip or something like that
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athulele said:
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I extracted the boot.img to my desktop,where is my fastboot folder? My phone is in bootloader mode
alex8001 said:
I extracted the boot.img to my desktop,where is my fastboot folder? My phone is in bootloader mode
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Download the Android SDK from developers.android.com and extract it somewhere on the PC
The fastboot files are in the platform tools folder.
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athulele said:
Download the Android SDK from developers.android.com and extract it somewhere on the PC
The fastboot files are in the platform tools folder.
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Ok I downloaded it and extracted it ,I opened the platfrorm tools folder and paste the boot.img there?
(thank you so much for you patcience I am new to this stuff I rotted my One X yesterday )
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Ok I downloaded it and extracted it ,I opened the platfrorm tools folder and paste the boot.img there?
(thank you so much for you patcience I am new to this stuff I rotted my One X yesterday )
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Yes, extract the boot.img there.
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athulele said:
Yes, extract the boot.img there.
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Okay I am in bootlader mode and I connected it to my computer ,where should it display fasbootusb?
alex8001 said:
Okay I am in bootlader mode and I connected it to my computer ,where should it display fasbootusb?
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Like in the middle of the screen in red text
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OK I am there, now how to navigate with cmd to the fasboot folder?
Dude you flashed a custom rom and you don't even know what's fastboot?? how to use fastboot?
Read up m8!! There are a lot of things that you need to learn before flashing a rom onto your device...
alex8001 said:
OK I am there, now how to navigate with cmd to the fasboot folder?
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Open your fastboot folder and then rightclick anywhere along with pressing shift key... and click on "Open Command Window Here" from the menu...
then fire the following line in cmd:
Code:
fastboot erase cache
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot erase cache
If it still doesn't boot up then go to recovery... use this script to wipe : https://www.dropbox.com/s/0y31poo1kiaif4y/Super wipe script.zip
then flash rom.zip and then gapps.zip and then reboot.
As the title says my One X is stuck on the HTC Splash screen after a failed attempt of installing paranoid android.
Any Help Is Appreciated, Thanks In Advance
flash the boot.img ..
1. Copy the boot.img from your ROM.zip to the fastboot folder.
2. Reboot your phone into bootloader.
3. Go into fastboot
4. Hold Shift and right click while in your fastboot folder. Then click open command window here.
5. Connect your phone to the computer. Make sure it displays FASTBOOT USB .
6. In cmd -
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot erase cache
7. Reboot
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athulele said:
1. Copy the boot.img from your ROM.zip to the fastboot folder.
2. Reboot your phone into bootloader.
3. Go into fastboot
4. Hold Shift and right click while in your fastboot folder. Then click open command window here.
5. Connect your phone to the computer. Make sure it displays FASTBOOT USB .
6. In cmd -
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot erase cache
7. Reboot
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Tried it, still having the same issue
Hi guys! I have a same problem, but my laptop cannot see the phone. So i cant make fastboot Any idea what can i do?
In the bootloader in fastboot mode showing the fastboot usb when i connect. But nothing to show in the device manager.
Thx for Any help!!
IamWilcox said:
Tried it, still having the same issue
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Reflash your ROM
bhunor said:
Hi guys! I have a same problem, but my laptop cannot see the phone. So i cant make fastboot Any idea what can i do?
In the bootloader in fastboot mode showing the fastboot usb when i connect. But nothing to show in the device manager.
Thx for Any help!!
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Install HTC sync manager...
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athulele said:
Reflash your ROM
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I think i ****ed it up even more, i flashed the stock recovery and boot.img and that didn't fix anything, and now i cant reinstall cwm
IamWilcox said:
I think i ****ed it up even more, i flashed the stock recovery and boot.img and that didn't fix anything, and now i cant reinstall cwm
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1. Copy CWM to fastboot folder and rename it to recovery.img . Also copy the boot.img of your Rom there.
2. Connect your phone in fastboot
3. In cmd -
fastboot erase cache
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot flash boot boot.img
4. Reboot into CWM.
5. FULL WIPE.
6. reflash ROM.
Hope this'll sort it out. :thumbup:
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athulele said:
1. Copy CWM to fastboot folder and rename it to recovery.img . Also copy the boot.img of your Rom there.
2. Connect your phone in fastboot
3. In cmd -
fastboot erase cache
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot flash boot boot.img
4. Reboot into CWM.
5. FULL WIPE.
6. reflash ROM.
Hope this'll sort it out. :thumbup:
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When i try to reboot into CWM i just get the HTC Splash screen and CWM dosent load. Sigh :'(
Try a fastboot erase cache now. Then enter the recovery
Mr Hofs said:
Try a fastboot erase cache now. Then enter the recovery
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Just tried it, Still ntohing
IamWilcox said:
Just tried it, Still ntohing
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Try re - downloading the recovery. Just to make sure that its not a bad download...
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athulele said:
Try re - downloading the recovery. Just to make sure that its not a bad download...
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Still just getting the splash screen
IamWilcox said:
Still just getting the splash screen
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Try TWRP.
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th for the quick reply, but as i said, the device manager dosent show anything.I have tried differnd cables, installed drivers etc...
bhunor said:
th for the quick reply, but as i said, the device manager dosent show anything.I have tried differnd cables, installed drivers etc...
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Install this
http://binary100100.googlecode.com/files/HTCDriver3.0.0.007.exe
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athulele said:
Try TWRP.
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Still nothing :'(
IamWilcox said:
Still nothing :'(
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Are going to the recovery correctly??
Go to bootloader screen and then click on recovery?!
Try this recovery : http://htcfanboys.com/download/seadersn/?action=list&file=4944
make sure you have erased the cache and you get a successful result in the cmd window?!... Also make sure you get successful msg after flashing the recovery..
If you still can't boot into cwm.. then we will try to get you back to full stock!
athulele said:
Install this
http://binary100100.googlecode.com/files/HTCDriver3.0.0.007.exe
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Nothing
bhunor said:
Nothing
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Try on a different laptop/PC !!
Install the latest HTC Sync manager to make sure your drivers are upto date!
http://www.htc.com/www/support/software/htc-sync-manager.aspx