Hey guys I jyst my self a laptop from a friend running windows xp.home edition. I've tried installing flashtool well its installed some what I cant enter fastboot I get the blue light but flash tools its in flash mode I've installed the driver from flash tool but my ohone isn't being recognized whrn I try to.install the phone to my pc using the search button after its turned off it fails tk.install it says the device isn't configured properly any ideas how I can get adb and fast boot drivers installed?
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Edit ok I've got adb installed just trying to install my fastboot
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Mods please delete or close this thread please thanks to @CriGiu for all the help
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I've been trying to root my phone with no luck. I used the un revoked method that they have at un lock r but it didn't detect my phone. I've tried on both windows and ubuntu better will detect my phone.
I was going someone could provide some help or an alternative method to root.
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Have you installed the proper drivers? Is USB debugging turned on?
Yea I followed the steps exactly.
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You did install the Hboot drivers correct? And uninstalled doubletwist or Htc Sync.
http://unrevoked.com/rootwiki/lib/e...unrevoked.com/recovery/android-usb-driver.zip
Yea I installed the drivers. Htc sync and double twist were never installed.
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I'm pretty sure you need to install htc sync first and then uninstall it to get the driver so your comp actually sees the phone. Try doing that.
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Ok I'll try that
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When you connect your phone via usb cable and you put in debugging mode....you should see your phone in device manger of Windows.
Debugging mode is a special setting. It's not the same as sync mode. I only say this to re clarify. This process should be straight forward.
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Yea there really us no messing up the Unrevoked method. ITS got to be the driver. I would suggest you make sure you see your phone in device manager first.... can you post the link for the method you are using
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Thanks playa your idea about the driver helped me fix this. I needed to install the drivers two times once in hboot usb mode and once after I rebooted the phone.
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Problem-1) My pc doesnot recognize my device in fastboot mode when connected via USB in fastboot mode. It shows fastbootusb in the screen though. I am tired of searching for the solution but remained unsuccessful.
Problem-2) in the installation tutorial of evrery kernel it says to flash bootimg. Which bootimg should I flash? If The kernel comes with modules what do do with the modules. How to install the kernel which has modules?
Please help.
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muid02 said:
Problem-1) My pc doesnot recognize my device in fastboot mode when connected via USB in fastboot mode. It shows fastbootusb in the screen though. I am tired of searching for the solution but remained unsuccessful.
Problem-2) in the installation tutorial of evrery kernel it says to flash bootimg. Which bootimg should I flash? If The kernel comes with modules what do do with the modules. How to install the kernel which has modules?
Please help.
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If recovery says fastbootusb that means its detected already. It won't show up as a device on your PC, and only accessible through adb commands.
boot.img is usually provided in the the thread, or you can choose your kernel of choice. Install then boot.img through recovery while in fastbootusb mode, then enter Recovery and flash the modules that you downloaded with the boot.img
Just follow the guides on here, it's been covered before
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REad this , any doubt let me know
http://www.forumhookers.com/topic/48-how-to-root-and-flash-rom-on-htc-phones/#entry231
forumhookersdotcom said:
REad this , any doubt let me know
http://www.forumhookers.com/topic/48-how-to-root-and-flash-rom-on-htc-phones/#entry231
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Nice simple guide
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I had trouble with recognizing phone too. But it works if you use the original cable that came with the phone. Try that!
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im trying to unlock the bootloader but everytime i connect the phone the LED goes blue for 5 seconds then goes back to the charging screen. ive tried multiple drivers and even disabled driver certificates in windows 8. i just cant get this to work.
Try installing the android 4.x drivers through sdk.
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bobbycarver said:
im trying to unlock the bootloader but everytime i connect the phone the LED goes blue for 5 seconds then goes back to the charging screen. ive tried multiple drivers and even disabled driver certificates in windows 8. i just cant get this to work.
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You have to put W8 in testmode to be able to install all proper drivers
You can Google how to do it, it's easy then just install the drivers from flashtool/driver folder
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Done that and still not staying in fastboot
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bobbycarver said:
Done that and still not staying in fastboot
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Are u pressing the power key along wid vol up key while trying to enter into fastboot?
If yes then dun press power key
If no then who knows
Open flashtool window and then connect in fastboot
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drsanket_xperia_u said:
Are u pressing the power key along wid vol up key while trying to enter into fastboot?
If yes then dun press power key
If no then who knows
Open flashtool window and then connect in fastboot
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I had the same problem with my cousin's pc, and a friend is also having it. I think you should force the reinstall of all drivers (if you're on Win 8, don't forget to disable signature driver check)
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Sorted it,.flashtool done a manual install of all drivers which solved the problem
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bobbycarver said:
im trying to unlock the bootloader but everytime i connect the phone the LED goes blue for 5 seconds then goes back to the charging screen. ive tried multiple drivers and even disabled driver certificates in windows 8. i just cant get this to work.
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Try with a different usb port and if that dosen't works out then try a different pc.
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What phone is it? If it's an ion you wont get fastboot
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I am also facing the same problem. my device is redmi note 4.my device is also not staying in fastboot mode for long.it quickly comes back to the charging screen. i need help.
When I connected my xplay in fastboot mode to PC and tried to flash kernel with fastboot, fastboot said <waiting for device>, can anyone help me???
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Reboot your xperia play when plugged into your pc. Hold the search button key while its booting up.
sedotwc01 said:
When I connected my xplay in fastboot mode to PC and tried to flash kernel with fastboot, fastboot said <waiting for device>, can anyone help me???
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There are a few things you must do
1. You must install flashmode and fastboot drivers
2.you must select xperia play as current device
3. Reboot into fastboot via ADB
4. Once booted into fastboot mode, click on select kernel to flash.
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There are a few things you must do
1. You must install flashmode and fastboot drivers
2.you must select xperia play as current device
3. Reboot into fastboot via ADB
4. Once booted into fastboot mode, click on select kernel to flash.
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I have already done what you say, LED is also blue, but fastboot still say waiting for device, any idea?
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Try the command:
fastboot devices
Solar.Plexus said:
Try the command:
fastboot devices
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there is no response, this is a seriuos problem, because I cant mod my xplay anymore
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What operating system are you using?
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brainard52 said:
What operating system are you using?
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I'm using both windows7 32 and 64, so any idea?
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Use flashtool's fastboot mode. Easy and fast
jeff7424 said:
Use flashtool's fastboot mode. Easy and fast
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I already use flashtool, even people in dev forum cant solve this problem
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sedotwc01 said:
I already use flashtool, even people in dev forum cant solve this problem
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I know it's a pain to do but have you tried returning to stock and starting all over again?I take that flashmode works?That's what I would do if it happened on my phone:good:
EDIT Try disable antivirus
The real question is: have you run flashtool or the command line in "administrator mode"?
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The real question is: have you run flashtool or the command line in "administrator mode"?
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always sir, this the problem
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simple fix
sedotwc01 said:
I already use flashtool, even people in dev forum cant solve this problem
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Update your version of flashtool uninstall the drivers from device manager. Reinstall never androxide flastool reinstall drivers make sure debugging is enabled. Then you should he good to go. If it don't work that means you need a new micro USB cable..
Problem solved next.
Same Problem
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always sir, this the problem
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Yep same problem for me:/ and i cant fix it but anyway , try to reflash your rom use generic rom my bl is unlocked so i dont know what is the problem iam not a pro*-* , try to reflash your rom my tip.
MynKry said:
Yep same problem for me:/ and i cant fix it but anyway , try to reflash your rom use generic rom my bl is unlocked so i dont know what is the problem iam not a pro*-* , try to reflash your rom my tip.
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with generic stock rom?? whats version, .42 .58 or .62? and then I can flash doomkernel??
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install your drivers
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I already use flashtool, even people in dev forum cant solve this problem
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if that dont work try another cable!
Also make sure you are using a USB 2.0 port as 3.0 has lots of problems with flashing
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Try using these drivers:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=37752501&postcount=136
I was just wandering if anyone has tried this before I attempt this. Would it be possible to use terminal emulator to flash a kernel without having to hook it up to a computer?
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How do you figure? We use fastboot.exe to flash kernels.
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How do you figure? We use fastboot.exe to flash kernels.
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Reboot fastboot flash boot img. On my incredible 2, you could enter the hboot and flash img files like entering it from the computer, it did it automatically as long as it was named properly, you can enter fastboot mode on this phone by holding search when powering on, could you not use terminal emulator to instruct it to bout into fastboot mode and flash file?
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jeremytn86 said:
Reboot fastboot flash boot img. On my incredible 2, you could enter the hboot and flash img files like entering it from the computer, it did it automatically as long as it was named properly, you can enter fastboot mode on this phone by holding search when powering on, could you not use terminal emulator to instruct it to bout into fastboot mode and flash file?
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That's a pretty interesting idea. Have you tried it? It would be awesome if it works then we wont need cpu to flash kernels anymore.
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abdel12345 said:
That's a pretty interesting idea. Have you tried it? It would be awesome if it works then we wont need cpu to flash kernels anymore.
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No I have not as I have no access to pc right now and I'm not comfortable with this phone yet as it is a lot different with partitions and such from what I'm used to, that's why I was wandering if anyone else has yet. I don't even know if cwm backs up boot img our system partition on this phone, I'm honda do done digging around with root explorer and try to get a better understanding of things...
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My last comment was stupid, of course it doesn't back up boot img.as it can't be flashed in this phones recovery any way. It does indeed back up system though, but I noticed out was in yaff format instead of tar...
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its because the recovery is located in kernel unlike other phones that have it in a different location. thats why we can't flash kernels from recovery.
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