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[RECOVERY] TWRP 2.8.6.0 touch recovery

Team Win Recovery Project 2.6, or twrp2 for short, is a custom recovery built with ease of use and customization in mind. We started from the ground up by taking AOSP recovery and loading it with the standard recovery options, then added a lot of our own features. It’s a fully touch driven user interface – no more volume rocker or power buttons to mash. The GUI is also fully XML driven and completely theme-able. You can change just about every aspect of the look and feel.
Phone look:
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Downloads:
OFFICIAL: TeamWin
Here: http://dl.twrp.me/m7vzw/
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UNOFFICIAL: by santod040
These were compiled by me, these are not Official TWRP builds. (Those are in the link above)
If you have issues with these, do not report them directly to TeamWin.
You can let me know here in this thread, or via PM.
If anyone does have issues with these, please specify if you are using my unofficial build or not, thanks.
LATEST BUILD
Twrp_2.8.3.0 Verizon HTC One 12-29-14
Twrp_2.8.3 Verizon HTC One 12-27-14
Twrp_2.7.0.4b Verizon HTC One 04-07-14
Twrp 2.7.0.4 Verizon HTC One 04-03-14​
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Stock recovery - http://flyhalf205.com/recoveries/stock_recovery_m7vzw.img
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Installation:
Unlock your phone at www.htcdev.com
Boot phone into fastboot
Perform command fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.0-m7vzw.img
Boot into HBOOT and select recovery
Root:
Download http://download.clockworkmod.com/superuser/superuser.zip
Flash it in recovery
Copy backup to PC using a PC:
adb shell
su
chmod -R 777 /data/media/TWRP
exit
Now you can copy your backup over
Video Tutorials:
How To Unlock The Bootloader EASIEST Method - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0gzJdwCxX0
How To ROOT EASIEST METHOD - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1KmsxO84UU
XDA:DevDB Information
TWRP touch recovery, Tool/Utility for the Verizon HTC One
Contributors
Flyhalf205, santod040
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2013-09-13
Last Updated 2015-04-15

Enjoy. Let me know if it works alright.

trying this in a couple mins...
Worked fine... rooted using this.. thanks as usual.

dottat said:
trying this in a couple mins...
Worked fine... rooted using this.. thanks as usual.
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Same here. Woohoo!

YEA BUDDY! Worked perfect..... FYI at HTCdev select "All Other Supported Models" when selecting device. Just throwing that out there before the question is asked.

I'm assuming Sprint and VZW recoveries are different, correct?

Ok, Correct me if i'm wrong..
First i need to d/l twrp recovery.
Then I need to head to htcdev's site and unlock the device..
After that, I enter Fastboot by holding "Volume down+Power key" correct?
The last few steps im confused, I'm assuming it has to do with plugging phone into pc and doing commands? If at all possible, Can we get step by step on this part? Thanks!

hasoon2000 said:
I'm assuming Sprint and VZW recoveries are different, correct?
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Yes. All of the HTC One device recoveries now are different actually.

J.Guido85 said:
Ok, Correct me if i'm wrong..
First i need to d/l twrp recovery.
Then I need to head to htcdev's site and unlock the device..
After that, I enter Fastboot by holding "Volume down+Power key" correct?
The last few steps im confused, I'm assuming it has to do with plugging phone into pc and doing commands? If at all possible, Can we get step by step on this part? Thanks!
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Updated OP with video. Just use the recovery .img file in the OP instead of the one the Video shows.

Flyhalf205 said:
Updated OP with video. Just use the recovery .img file in the OP instead of the one the Video shows.
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Awesome. Thanks!
Will be donating what i can as well!
Sent from my HTC6435LVW using Tapatalk 4

Flyhalf205 said:
Yes. All of the HTC One device recoveries now are different actually.
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Great! Thanks! I'll be adding this in to my toolkit and posting my toolkit in the VZW forum
Sent From My HTC One via Someone's Room

Flyhalf205 said:
Updated OP with video. Just use the recovery .img file in the OP instead of the one the Video shows.
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All I see in the OP is videos to unlock and flash recovery. No link for the recovery itself.
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sanders539 said:
All I see in the OP is videos to unlock and flash recovery. No link for the recovery itself.
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There is a link to the recovery in the OP. It's right after Downloads

hasoon2000 said:
Great! Thanks! I'll be adding this in to my toolkit and posting my toolkit in the VZW forum
Sent From My HTC One via Someone's Room
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Haha...I used your rezound one to do mine lol
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Flyhalf205 said:
There is a link to the recovery in the OP. It's right after Downloads
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I'm assuming it is the link in the description of the video. That leads to the xda forum with your other recoveries.
Sent from my Infected Rezound using xda app-developers app

Flyhalf205 said:
Updated OP with video. Just use the recovery .img file in the OP instead of the one the Video shows.
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sanders539 said:
I'm assuming it is the link in the description of the video. That leads to the xda forum with your other recoveries.
Sent from my Infected Rezound using xda app-developers app
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The quote above yours

Flyhalf205 said:
The quote above yours
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Never mind. I knew something had to be messed up. From my phone all that was showing was the video links. I quoted the OP and saw the links for the file's.
Sent from my Infected Rezound using xda app-developers app

thanks for this, took a little time to get it to work but it was because the phone would not connect to the computer in fastboot when connected to a usb3 slot. If you are having issues try switching to a usb 2 port. took me about a half hour to figure out that this was the problem lol. I am using windows 8.

hasoon2000 said:
Great! Thanks! I'll be adding this in to my toolkit and posting my toolkit in the VZW forum
Sent From My HTC One via Someone's Room
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I was quite the fan of your toolkit when I used the at&t One. It's quite a time saver, and recommend it for everyone. I'm certainly not a noob. I've been doing this since the HTC Hero, and I consistently find myself pulling up your toolkit rather than running adb scripts myself.
Thanks again, and highly recommended.
Sent from my HTC6500LVW using Tapatalk 2

Just successfully unlocked my device. Now I'm confused at this part:
Boot phone into fastboot
Perform command fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.6.0.1-m7vzw.img
Boot into HBOOT and select recovery
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Should I have moved the recovery download onto the device for the 2nd line?
EDIT: Never mind. Figured it out.

Since no flashable RUU is available, anyone able to offer a Nandroid of pure Stock?

Given that no encrypted RUU is available, and the decrypted RUU provided by @Zarboz does not, by most accounts, flash properly, is someone with a new phone and having obtained S-OFF, kind enough to provide a Nandroid backup that we can use as our "stock" image? Would be much appreciated.

The new one flashes fine, previous was a bad upload and the size was like a third of real.

I can't seem to find the link, CNexus. Any help?
CNexus said:
The new one flashes fine, previous was a bad upload and the size was like a third of real.
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+1, a stock image would be great, going to try out this odexed verison but I highly doubt it will work

CNexus said:
The new one flashes fine, previous was a bad upload and the size was like a third of real.
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they are looking for the encrypted/signed one to get back to stock so they can s-off
Sent from my HTC6500LVW using Tapatalk now Free

The only way right now would be to flash a custom recovery, then flash a rom
No encrypted one available, sorry

I have a stock nandriod (made using TWRP) I restored to in order to s-off today. I can't remember exactly when I made it but I don't think it has any personal info. Are you sure you can restore a backup made on someone else's device? If so, pm me and I'll upload a copy and send you a link.
Sent from my HTC6500LVW using xda app-developers app

pmterp said:
I have a stock nandriod (made using TWRP) I restored to in order to s-off today. I can't remember exactly when I made it but I don't think it has any personal info. Are you sure you can restore a backup made on someone else's device? If so, pm me and I'll upload a copy and send you a link.
Sent from my HTC6500LVW using xda app-developers app
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Pull data out and rename the folder to match the serial number of the new phone.
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dottat said:
Pull data out and rename the folder to match the serial number of the new phone.
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godhamba is trying it now. If it works I'll post the link.

It worked!
pmterp said:
godhamba is trying it now. If it works I'll post the link.
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godhamba said:
It worked!
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Good deal, did you have to remove the data portion? Or did you just flash the whole thing?
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godhamba said:
Given that no encrypted RUU is available, and the decrypted RUU provided by @Zarboz does not, by most accounts, flash properly, is someone with a new phone and having obtained S-OFF, kind enough to provide a Nandroid backup that we can use as our "stock" image? Would be much appreciated.
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I am devunlocked through HTCdev and I feel your pain... I just got S-off 30 min ago and this is what I did
Flashed stock deodex vzw rom
http://android-alliance.com/andybones/HTC/ROMs/
http://android-alliance.com/andybones/HTC/ROMs/VZW_Stock_Rooted_deodex.zip
Flashed stock boot img
http://goo.im/devs/Indirect/VZW_M7/boot.img
Flashed stock recovery
Made sure usb debugging was on
Made sure verifying apps was off
Made sure fastboot was off
Made sure no lock screen was selected

i'm in the same boat i HTC dev unlocked day 1 and i'm trying to figure out the best way to return to 100% stock so i can run rum runner. I have a backup system.img along with boot.img and stock recovery i downloaded awhile back. Can't remember for the life of me where i found them and i have no guarantee they will work as expected. It seems like i should be able to push all those img files re-lock the the boot loader and then s-off. But i won't have time to test until this weekend. Does anyone know of a way to verily the img files to see if they are legit?

drdoom84 said:
i'm in the same boat i HTC dev unlocked day 1 and i'm trying to figure out the best way to return to 100% stock so i can run rum runner. I have a backup system.img along with boot.img and stock recovery i downloaded awhile back. Can't remember for the life of me where i found them and i have no guarantee they will work as expected. It seems like i should be able to push all those img files re-lock the the boot loader and then s-off. But i won't have time to test until this weekend. Does anyone know of a way to verily the img files to see if they are legit?
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Don't relock the boot loader. I didn't need to and I was in the same boat.
Flashed stock deodex vzw rom
Flashed stock boot img
Flashed stock recovery
Made sure usb debugging was on
Made sure verifying apps was off
Made sure fastboot was off
Made sure no lock screen was selected
Follow this like a bible and you will be fine.
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godhamba said:
Given that no encrypted RUU is available, and the decrypted RUU provided by @Zarboz does not, by most accounts, flash properly, is someone with a new phone and having obtained S-OFF, kind enough to provide a Nandroid backup that we can use as our "stock" image? Would be much appreciated.
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oops look like someone did it ( was going to do it ) ( edited )

I removed the data portion. Thanks again, PMterp!
pmterp said:
Good deal, did you have to remove the data portion? Or did you just flash the whole thing?
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cstrife999 said:
Don't relock the boot loader. I didn't need to and I was in the same boat.
Flashed stock deodex vzw rom
Flashed stock boot img
Flashed stock recovery
Made sure usb debugging was on
Made sure verifying apps was off
Made sure fastboot was off
Made sure no lock screen was selected
Follow this like a bible and you will be fine.
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Works well just got S-off thanks for the help. :good:

drdoom84 said:
Works well just got S-off thanks for the help. :good:
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Oh no problem. I know how tough it was lol. Took me nine hours
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[HOW-TO] Guide to Debloated, S-OFF'd, Rooted HTC One with Wireless Tether Support

I'm writing this short little post to give an idea of a good starting point for the HTC One as it stands right now. There are a lot of threads and they get out-of-date quickly (just as this one will). I just picked-up my new HTC One on Tuesday of last week from a Verizon store. This just gives a fresh idea of what can be done to get started on it.
Obviously you're running these instructions at your own risk. I'm not responsible for you bricking or otherwise damaging your phone. Doing these things may (will) void your warranty and may prevent you from being able to return your phone. Run these things at your own risk.
AN IMPORTANT PUBLIC SERVICE MESSAGE: When you get your phone out-of-the-box, it's probably going to offer you an OTA update. I recommend that you do not accept an OTAs as this usually makes this process even harder than it has to be. Verizon hates having us enjoy our devices!
First, let me describe my goals here:
Unlock the bootloader and obtain S-OFF
Install a custom recovery (CWM)
Install a "cleaned-up" stock ROM (debloated but still a stock experience)
Get wireless tether working without jumping through tons of hoops.
I'll go through the list and just describe what I did:
Unlock the bootloader and obtain S-OFF
This was fairly straightforward. Rumrunner has an excellent package that does this very easily. I checked my phone's ROM version and saw that I was running 1.10.605.15. I grabbed the Rumrunner package from here for that level.
In looking over the requirements for Rumrunner, it wanted 32-bit Linux and I run 64-bit. The easiest way to solve this problem for me was to just boot to a Xubuntu 12.10 32-bit ISO that I had on my system. If you have it burned, just boot to it. If you don't (like me), use grub2 (if you have it) and boot the ISO directly. Either way, get yourself into a live environment.
Once the ISO was booted, I got it on the network and installed adb and fastboot from the Ubuntu repositories (after I did apt-get update, of course). Connect the phone via USB and enable USB debugging:
Go to Settings -> About -> Software Information -> More
Tap the Build number field 7 times
Back up to the Settings screen again and you'll now see Developer options
Enable USB Debugging under the developer options
Verify that you can see the device on your system using adb (this should result in a device being listed by serial number):
Code:
sudo adb devices
Follow these instructions for executing Rumrunner. It worked perfectly as described. Once complete, the phone was unlocked and S-OFF with a stock ROM.
Keep the live environment up as it will just make life easier to do the next steps.
Install a custom recovery (CWM)
I pretty much always use CWM if I can. I saw that there were no issues with doing that on this phone (like there are on other phones like the Rezound). I grabbed version 6.0.4.7 of CWM (non-touch) for the HTC One from here. If I recall correctly, the device is booted back into the stock ROM at this point. Make sure your device is still connected USB and has USB debugging enabled.
Reboot into the bootloader from the command prompt:
Code:
sudo adb reboot bootloader
Once the phone comes up, it should be at the Fastboot screen (it should actually show Fastboot USB). Verify that you can see your phone with fastboot (should get your device serial number again):
Code:
sudo fastboot devices
Now you can flash CWM recovery using this command from the directory where you stored the CWM file you downloaded (such as the one I provided a link to):
Code:
sudo fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-6.0.4.7-m7vzw.img
After the flash is successful, reboot back into the bootloader:
Code:
sudo fastboot reboot-bootloader
Now you can choose BOOTLOADER and then RECOVERY to get access to CWM. If you really want to, you can take a backup of the stock ROM at this point. I did not because I thought it was a waste of space. I just booted back into the stock ROM and disabled USB debugging so I could stick a real ROM on the system.
Install a "cleaned-up" stock ROM (debloated but still a stock experience)
I really wanted to give this HTC Sense 5.0 a run. I've used Sense before and it wasn't awful. This seemed less annoying than previous versions (plus, there are some nice camera features which are important to me). For that reason, I selected the stock 2.10.605.1 rooted, deodexed, debloated ROM from this thread. I also opted to do the firmware upgrade at the same time, so I grabbed the firmware for the 2.10.605.1 as well.
The instructions in this thread are easy to follow so just use those. Just a note though: Flash the firmware and ROM at the same time if you're going to do firmware at all. Instructions are in the second post on that thread.
Once the ROM was up, I did my typical setup of accounts and such. The last thing I needed was Wireless Tether support.
Get wireless tether working without jumping through tons of hoops.
I don't particularly care how I get wireless tethering (infrastructure mode) as long as it works on my phone reliably. I first tried the stock tethering as this sometimes works because the authors of "stock" ROMs sneak hacks into their ROMs. It did not work. I then tried messing around with the WiFi Tether TrevE Mod that I saw recommend a few times but this didn't pan out on the 2.10.605.1 ROM (I temporarily went to 1.10.605.15 and it worked; I went back to 2.10.605.1 when someone recommended the solution below):
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2576548
I flashed this package onto my system and, without a problem, built-in wireless tether started working. I've seen no problems.

Getting my one today. I guess I will give this a go tonight. Thanks. Anything else to look for? Thanks.
Sent from my HTC Rezound.

Rumrunner worked perfectly fine for me on Ubuntu 12.1 64 bit both times I ran it. I would try it first before downloading s 32 bit distro if 64 bit is already installed.
Sent from my HTC6500LVW using Tapatalk

I have 2.10.605.1 on this phone out of the box and dont see a Rumrunner for it. Does that mean I am just going to have to sit tight and wait?

onthehole said:
I have 2.10.605.1 on this phone out of the box and dont see a Rumrunner for it. Does that mean I am just going to have to sit tight and wait?
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It is firewater now. Go to firewater-soff.com
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disconnecktie said:
It is firewater now. Go to firewater-soff.com
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Thanks.

No problem.
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disconnecktie said:
No problem.
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may not have time to do this today. Can I just keep pushing the ota off? I delayed it already but will it prompt me before trying to install?

onthehole said:
may not have time to do this today. Can I just keep pushing the ota off? I delayed it already but will it prompt me before trying to install?
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Yeah just keep delaying it. If you take it you're screwed. 4.4.2 can't be unlocked and rooted at the moment.
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disconnecktie said:
Yeah just keep delaying it. If you take it you're screwed. 4.4.2 can't be unlocked and rooted at the moment.
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thanks. Looks like firewater uses some sort of temp root method? I will look into it. Firewater does s-off and root, correct?
And unlocks bootloader?

onthehole said:
thanks. Looks like firewater uses some sort of temp root method? I will look into it. Firewater does s-off and root, correct?
And unlocks bootloader?
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It does unlock and s off. You will have to get a recovery and flash super user in recovery but that isn't until after you're unlocked and s off.
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disconnecktie said:
It does unlock and s off. You will have to get a recovery and flash super user in recovery but that isn't until after you're unlocked and s off.
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So just flash TWRP or Clockwork, then go back in and flash super user. Thank you.
edit: I realized I am in the wrong forum asking these questions.

onthehole said:
So just flash TWRP or Clockwork, then go back in and flash super user. Thank you.
edit: I realized I am in the wrong forum asking these questions.
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Yeah. Make sure you use cwm version 6.0.4.6 not .7 or twrp 2.6.3.4.
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disconnecktie said:
Yeah. Make sure you use cwm version 6.0.4.6 not .7 or twrp 2.6.3.4.
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will do. thanks.

onthehole said:
will do. thanks.
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Hello:
I just gained S-OFF on stock 4.3 out of the box.
If I want to go to Stock/Rooted I am guessing I should take the OTA, then Clockwork or TWRP and SSU? Thanks.

onthehole said:
Hello:
I just gained S-OFF on stock 4.3 out of the box.
If I want to go to Stock/Rooted I am guessing I should take the OTA, then Clockwork or TWRP and SSU? Thanks.
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Do not take the ota. Just flash the firmware in Santod's stock ROM thread and then flash the stock ROM from the ota.
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disconnecktie said:
Do not take the ota. Just flash the firmware in Santod's stock ROM thread and then flash the stock ROM from the ota.
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I was already S-Off and actually good to go. Took the OTA, flashed SuperSU after Clockwork and I am banging. Root/Soff, nailed it. Thank you for your help.

onthehole said:
I was already S-Off and actually good to go. Took the OTA, flashed SuperSU after Clockwork and I am banging. Root/Soff, nailed it. Thank you for your help.
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The only reason I don't suggest taking ota is because sometimes the results can be less than desired.
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disconnecktie said:
The only reason I don't suggest taking ota is because sometimes the results can be less than desired.
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understood. I will flash fresh if things aren't up to par.

TWRP or PHILZ Recovery Backup Of Stock Rom

I have the Gold Developer Edition with Bootloader, SuperCID, and S-Off running on T-Mobile.
I am looking for a bone stock rom.
Looking for someone who is familiar with flashing recovery and making/posting backups.
Thanks.

charlieb620 said:
I have the Gold Developer Edition with Bootloader, SuperCID, and S-Off running on T-Mobile.
I am looking for a bone stock rom.
Looking for someone who is familiar with flashing recovery and making/posting backups.
Thanks.
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So you need a stock backup is what you're saying?
I should have mine by the weekend, or Monday at the latest.
I can make a backup if no one else gets to it. Just PM me on Saturday if I don't respond by then.

random1204 said:
So you need a stock backup is what you're saying?
I should have mine by the weekend, or Monday at the latest.
I can make a backup if no one else gets to it. Just PM me on Saturday if I don't respond by then.
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Thank you sir.
I will do that.

charlieb620 said:
Thank you sir.
I will do that.
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I can do mine, Do you just want me to dd all of the partitions?

Fenny said:
I can do mine, Do you just want me to dd all of the partitions?
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Just a TWRP backup of your stock rom.
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charlieb620 said:
Just a TWRP backup of your stock rom.
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Okay, may have to wait a minute on that. jcase is working on updating his weaksauce exploit. Once he gets that up, I can get a proper dump including stock kernel and recovery.

[ROOT][INFO][MARSHMALLOW] How to Root Moto X Force 6.0 [TESTED]

Hello guys,
Here I'm sharing a little info about rooting Moto X Force (marshmallow) for those who don't know. Do not flash BETA-SuperSU-v2.64-20151220185127.zip it's giving lots of force closes. Note: I'm using EU version firmware.
This method is only for Moto X Force and not for Droid Turbo 2
Steps:
Install 6.0 OTA or either manually....
Download BETA-SuperSU-v2.62-3-20151211162651.zip
Download Moto X Style recovery from here
Go to bootloader and write the following command....
fastboot boot twrp-2.8.7.0-clark.img
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Flash BETA-SuperSU-v2.62-3-20151211162651.zip

Tested on XT1580_KINZIE_RETEU_6.0_MPK24.78-8_cid7......

Reserved.....

Please edit first post with completely guide instead of "Described in other threads about how to boot Moto X Style Recovery..." Beginners need full lazy guide, experienced users don't need anything at all.
You're suggesting nandroid backup, have you tried to restore backup you made?

Zeljko1234 said:
Please edit first post with completely guide instead of "Described in other threads about how to boot Moto X Style Recovery..." Beginners need full lazy guide, experienced users don't need anything at all.
You're suggesting nandroid backup, have you tried to restore backup you made?
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Yeah sure @Zeljko1234 thanks........yes i have restored the backup but i think let me remove it as noobs didnt get it.....

Good, you confirmed that clark recovery fully works. It's only upside down. I'll drop pm/email to twrp team to build recovery for us.

Hey guys!!! I'm not new on android stuff but this explanation for root and twrp installation in Moto X Force are kind a vague! Could anyone explain how to this procedure better?
Is there any bug by using Moto X Style twrp?]
Thank you guys!!!

ramonteixeira said:
Hey guys!!! I'm not new on android stuff but this explanation for root and twrp installation in Moto X Force are kind a vague! Could anyone explain how to this procedure better?
Is there any bug by using Moto X Style twrp?]
Thank you guys!!!
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Not bug. Only issue twrp is showing upside/down

Xposed is installed after rooting, thanks @maroof.saeed for rooting guide. Everything is running great! Thanks to everyone who helped with upgrading to MM! I love this phone now!
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So, I unlocked BL on 5.1.1. Do I need to Unlock again after upgrading to 6.0?
In Fastboot Mode it shows DEVICE Unlocked

refedit said:
So, I unlocked BL on 5.1.1. Do I need to Unlock again after upgrading to 6.0?
In Fastboot Mode it shows DEVICE Unlocked
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No, as fastboot shows it's already unlocked.

Zeljko1234 said:
No, as fastboot shows it's already unlocked.
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Just wondering because someone wrote that, after flashing manually or via OTA, you had to Unlock everytime.
Saturday when I'm back at home I'll root again.
Last time I got BootLoop after instaling SuperSu

refedit said:
Just wondering because someone wrote that, after flashing manually or via OTA, you had to Unlock everytime.
Saturday when I'm back at home I'll root again.
Last time I got BootLoop after instaling SuperSu
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Once unlocked, remains unlocked. Even for unofficial unlocks using exploit. At least it was the case for now. Moto used to have hardware fuse, which burns out after bl unlock. Not sure for Force.

Hi!, what about the v2.65-20151226141550 version?, do you know if it works for us?

I've tried this one. It doesn't work on MXF. Don't flash it.
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Yeah thats why i have mentioned specific version that works on our MXF
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Zeljko1234 said:
Good, you confirmed that clark recovery fully works. It's only upside down. I'll drop pm/email to twrp team to build recovery for us.
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Hey Boss ,
Any update from TWRP team ? We really need a proper version for mxf...

franknkg said:
Hey Boss ,
Any update from TWRP team ? We really need a proper version for mxf...
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Actually I got answer but didn't have time to test. Also I asked can I share the link on the forum but didn't get answer yet. It's new year after all. If someone is willing to test, send me pm.

Just to let you know, few of you sent me pm and I sent link for twrp back. According testers, it's still upside down. Already sent pm to the dev. Waiting for response.

maroof.saeed said:
Tested on XT1580_KINZIE_RETEU_6.0_MPK24.78-8_cid7......
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And does it work?