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Did anyone else get a prompt for ota update today?
Sat 2/11/12.
Give us more details, is a unbranded phone or a branded phone of an operator? What version of rom do you have?
aparici said:
Give us more details, is a unbranded phone or a branded phone of an operator? What version of rom do you have?
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metro pcs wildfire s, standard shipping Rom with unlocked bootloader, CWM recovery, rooted.
Sorry I should have known I needed to give more info.
lookthatguyisstoned said:
metro pcs wildfire s, standard shipping Rom with unlocked bootloader, CWM recovery, rooted.
Sorry I should have known I needed to give more info.
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Same here.
I'm waiting to install until I read more about it.
Not to sound like a know-it-all, but read this.....
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1476764
Lykkis said:
Not to sound like a know-it-all, but read this.....
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1476764
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i dont know, i got this phone a week ago and tried the ota updater and it had nothing. this just popped up today. i do not plan to install it either way but are you sure this is the same update?
I'm 99% sure. If you update you won't be able to root phone until HTC release new unlock.
My WFS has bootloader unlocked, S-ON and rooted, running JxMatteoROM v1.1.
No need to use any updates from HTC anymore. I froze update with link2sd and no more nag to install it.
What is the Android version? Is it 2.3.5?
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What is the Android version? Is it 2.3.5?
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2.3.4, the only thing different from the day i got it is the hboot update to unlock the bootloader through htcdev.
Hi folks,
I bought my HOX from Amazon. Apparently it came up with HTC rom + slight changes did by the European mobile phone company Vodafone.
Currently, the operating system version is 4.0.3
Sense version is 4.0
Software version 1.29.161.13
Keneral 2.6.39.4-g1389c4c root @ ABM041 # 1 SMP PREEMPT
The problem: I did not get the latest update, and from what I understand, it depends on Vodafone's mood.
I want to have the stock rom, HTC original, no extra and no need to depend any gesture of goodwill of a cellular company.
How could I do this?
Thank you!
evyasher said:
Hi folks,
I bought my HOX from Amazon. Apparently it came up with HTC rom + slight changes did by the European mobile phone company Vodafone.
Currently, the operating system version is 4.0.3
Sense version is 4.0
Software version 1.29.161.13
Keneral 2.6.39.4-g1389c4c root @ ABM041 # 1 SMP PREEMPT
The problem: I did not get the latest update, and from what I understand, it depends on Vodafone's mood.
I want to have the stock rom, HTC original, no extra and no need to depend any gesture of goodwill of a cellular company.
How could I do this?
Thank you!
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Have a look here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1832891.
All the info you need is there. Basically you will need to unlock your phone via HTCdev and then flash custom recovery and root and then you can flash whatever One X rom you want, even stock.
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Or...
cjm1979 said:
Have a look here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1832891.
All the info you need is there. Basically you will need to unlock your phone via HTCdev and then flash custom recovery and root and then you can flash whatever One X rom you want, even stock.
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Sorry, but i think installing a RUU is way more simple than rooting, etc.
For example something from here?
http://www.filefactory.com/f/7cc7b2fbdd03c031/
darkmac said:
Sorry, but i think installing a RUU is way more simple than rooting, etc.
For example something from here?
http://www.filefactory.com/f/7cc7b2fbdd03c031/
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I don't think he could use a newer RUU, cause it has to match his CID and his phone is locked to Vodafone it seems.
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Thank you for your responses.
If I'll change to stock:
1. Will I have to format my device?
2. Will I get in the future the official OTA updates?
Thank you again
evyasher said:
Thank you for your responses.
If I'll change to stock:
1. Will I have to format my device?
2. Will I get in the future the official OTA updates?
Thank you again
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Is your phone locked to Vodafone? I believe you can't change to stock, you are locked to that version and their updates if you don't unlock your bootloader.
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Tingelholm said:
Is your phone locked to Vodafone? I believe you can't change to stock, you are locked to that version and their updates if you don't unlock your bootloader.
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how can i check if my phone is locked?
evyasher said:
how can i check if my phone is locked?
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Are you using a Vodafone sim right now?
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Tingelholm said:
Are you using a Vodafone sim right now?
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SIM doesn't matter, Vodafone contract phones come carrier unlocked. What's the software version? Does it have a Vodafone logo splash screen when it boots?
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darkmac said:
Sorry, but i think installing a RUU is way more simple than rooting, etc.
For example something from here?
http://www.filefactory.com/f/7cc7b2fbdd03c031/
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Can't just install an ruu. If only it was that easy. (Thanked you by accident as well ).
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cjm1979 said:
SIM doesn't matter, Vodafone contract phones come carrier unlocked. What's the software version? Does it have a Vodafone logo splash screen when it boots?
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My software version is 1.29.161.13
And yes, I have Vodafone's logo when it boots.
Does it mean my phone is already unlock? How could i back to stock and get all the last updates?
If you're running on 100% stock Vodafone you have to wait on them to push the update - you can't use an unbranded RUU
EddyOS said:
If you're running on 100% stock Vodafone you have to wait on them to push the update - you can't use an unbranded RUU
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What's RUU? And what if I'll root, unlock and install HTC original stock rom? In the future I still won't get official OTA updates?
RUU = ROM Upgrade Utility
If you went custom you could still get OTAs but I wouldn't recommend it as it tends to screw up the phone
EddyOS said:
RUU = ROM Upgrade Utility
If you went custom you could still get OTAs but I wouldn't recommend it as it tends to screw up the phone
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so in your opinion, you recommend to stay with Vodaphone's rom and not to install the HTC stock rom?
evyasher said:
so in your opinion, you recommend to stay with Vodaphone's rom and not to install the HTC stock rom?
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You can't install HTC stock rom.
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Tingelholm said:
You can't install HTC stock rom.
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!!! Apologize for the foolishness, but why?
evyasher said:
!!! Apologize for the foolishness, but why?
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Have you unlocked your bootloader?
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Tingelholm said:
Have you unlocked your bootloader?
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Nope. I haven't changed anything since I got the phone. But, if I'll unlock the bootloader could I install stock rom?
And if I'll install stock, will I get all the last updates who HTC will release (as OTA)?
evyasher said:
Nope. I haven't changed anything since I got the phone. But, if I'll unlock the bootloader could I install stock rom?
And if I'll install stock, will I get all the last updates who HTC will release (as OTA)?
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No, you can't. The only thing you can do if you want the latest update is to install a custom rom. Like ARHD or ViperX
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evyasher said:
!!! Apologize for the foolishness, but why?
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HTC sell the One X SIM-free which has stock, unbranded FW on it. They also supply carriers with their own version of the FW with the carrier's own apps/settings, etc. With older HTC handsets if you can set it to S-OFF (or use a Gold Card) you can 'debrand' the phone and change it to be the SIM-free version. You can't do that with the One X so unless you unlock the bootloader and flash a custom ROM you will ONLY get updates from Vodafone UK. If you go custom it's recommended you do not apply OTA updates as it can cause problems
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HT M8 Dual Sim
hi, i want to know can i root my HTC M8 Dual Sim with KitKat (Android 4.4.4 + HTC Sense 6.0) or is their any another rom for Dual Sim,
Thanks.
Mohammed
Boot issues
Hi everyone,
I just flashed the boot.img and installed the Root_And_BusyBox.zip file via TWRP. After a reboot, my device is stuck at the boot screen (white screen with green HTC logo and red warning about development build). Apparently it finishes booting, because when I touch the screen I can feel it respond, I can even hear the unlock sound. However the screen always stays the same. Holding the power button doesn't reboot the phone either.
Any ideas how I can get this to work again?
Thank you very much!
-iLuvatar108
Hi guys,
I am currently running stock rom and software version 3.28.709.5. I rooted with hassoon AIO Toolkit.
My questions are these :
1) should I unroot my device and follow the instructions to have access to OTA updates?
2) since my device version seems to be newer than recommended one by Mike, will Mikes method work with my version?
3) when people say that you can't process OTA updates when rooted and running a custom recovery, does that mean you literally cannot see any available updates under the HTC software update section? Or that you can see the update but cannot install it?
Thanks all especially Mike!
I am running TWRP btw and using unlocked international One M8
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cidnum: HTC__621
Hi Mike1986,
Many thanks for posting this thread. I have an M8 with cidnum: HTC__621 and modelid: 0P6B11000. Am I able to use your "stock odexed 3.28.401.7" download on this device? I note that on the first post in this thread you've mention a cidnum of "0P6B10000".
Cheers!
Jon
iLuvatar108 said:
Hi everyone,
I just flashed the boot.img and installed the Root_And_BusyBox.zip file via TWRP. After a reboot, my device is stuck at the boot screen (white screen with green HTC logo and red warning about development build). Apparently it finishes booting, because when I touch the screen I can feel it respond, I can even hear the unlock sound. However the screen always stays the same. Holding the power button doesn't reboot the phone either.
Any ideas how I can get this to work again?
Thank you very much!
-iLuvatar108
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Try holding down the power button + vol. up
It's the equivalent of a battery pull, and might clear stuff up.
You'll have to hold it down for 20 seconds or so. Be patient and wait for it to reboot before letting go.
Hi xunholyx,
Thanks for your reply, I didnt know about the Vol down in this case. With my last phone it was just holding the power button.
Anyway, what I did is wait until the battery died, then I was able to get into fastboot mode again. It seems there was something wrong with the boot.img. After I flashed the stock one again it worked fine. Not sure why it didn't want to work...
Greets,
iLuvatar108
james0908 said:
Hi guys,
I am currently running stock rom and software version 3.28.709.5. I rooted with hassoon AIO Toolkit.
My questions are these :
1) should I unroot my device and follow the instructions to have access to OTA updates?
2) since my device version seems to be newer than recommended one by Mike, will Mikes method work with my version?
3) when people say that you can't process OTA updates when rooted and running a custom recovery, does that mean you literally cannot see any available updates under the HTC software update section? Or that you can see the update but cannot install it?
Thanks all especially Mike!
I am running TWRP btw and using unlocked international One M8
Sent from my HTC_M8x using XDA Free mobile app
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I can only speak for number 3. You will see the updates, but when you try to install them it will boot into your custom recovery, then installation will fail. Only flashing the stock recovery back will let you install the OTA. After that you can flash your custom recovery again.
Greets,
iLuvatar108
Hi, question:
When S-Off and Super-CID set, do I get OTAs offered? And if, which ones?
To be clear: I know how to install OTAs from here via stock recovery from SD-card, but I don't find a clear answer to the question above.
james0908 said:
Hi guys,
I am currently running stock rom and software version 3.28.709.5. I rooted with hassoon AIO Toolkit.
My questions are these :
1) should I unroot my device and follow the instructions to have access to OTA updates?
2) since my device version seems to be newer than recommended one by Mike, will Mikes method work with my version?
3) when people say that you can't process OTA updates when rooted and running a custom recovery, does that mean you literally cannot see any available updates under the HTC software update section? Or that you can see the update but cannot install it?
Thanks all especially Mike!
I am running TWRP btw and using unlocked international One M8
Sent from my HTC_M8x using XDA Free mobile app
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iLuvatar108 said:
I can only speak for number 3. You will see the updates, but when you try to install them it will boot into your custom recovery, then installation will fail. Only flashing the stock recovery back will let you install the OTA. After that you can flash your custom recovery again.
Greets,
iLuvatar108
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You will also need an unmodified /system partition. You will need to disable Xposed if you use it, and revert any other changes made to files in /system.
xunholyx said:
You will also need an unmodified /system partition. You will need to disable Xposed if you use it, and revert any other changes made to files in /system.
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I don't use Xposed and as far as i know haven't made any changes in /system. I might have used only the SD card permission fixer app. Not sure if that affects /system.
So if I unroot and follow this method I can have access to ota updates? Even if I'm using newer software version?
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james0908 said:
I don't use Xposed and as far as i know haven't made any changes in /system. I might have used only the SD card permission fixer app. Not sure if that affects /system.
So if I unroot and follow this method I can have access to ota updates? Even if I'm using newer software version?
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You would have to downgrade your firmware to what is stock for you before getting OTAs.
xunholyx said:
You would have to downgrade your firmware to what is stock for you before getting OTAs.
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I'm sorry but I'm not understanding completely, I am already stock firmware.
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james0908 said:
So if I unroot and follow this method I can have access to ota updates? Even if I'm using newer software version?
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xunholyx said:
You would have to downgrade your firmware to what is stock for you before getting OTAs.
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I'm sorry but I'm not understanding completely, I am already stock firmware.
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You have to downgrade your firmware to match the version of stock ROM you are using (4.4.3 i presume?).
If you are worrying about getting OTAs using the new software version, then it is not stock for you.
Maybe it is me who is misunderstanding. Did you manually update your firmware? Then it is probably not stock for you.
The OTA would have contained the new firmware.
If you need OTAs, you will have to S-Off and downgrade.
Unless I was misunderstanding what you were asking.
Edit: I see now by reading back to the beginning that I did misunderstand.
I think this method will still work, but I will check to make sure. BRB
xunholyx said:
You have to downgrade your firmware to match the version of stock ROM you are using (4.4.3 i presume?).
If you are worrying about getting OTAs using the new software version, then it is not stock for you.
Maybe it is me who is misunderstanding. Did you manually update your firmware? Then it is probably not stock for you.
The OTA would have contained the new firmware.
If you need OTAs, you will have to S-Off and downgrade.
Unless I was misunderstanding what you were asking.
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When I got the phone a week ago I'm pretty sure it was already 4.4. I processed 1 OTA, which was called the HTC Eye experience, I then unlocked and rooted using a all in one toolkit. I am now still 4.4 kitkat.
I thought the software version and firmware was the same thing?
My current software version is 3.28.709.5
And for some reason I can't see anything when I use adb getvar version-main.
I didn't manually load anything except for unlocking bootloader and rooting.
I want to process OTA in the future without unrooting but Mike the OP listed a different software version.
As you answered me in a different thread you know I'm asking about how to get my version main back.
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james0908 said:
So if I unroot and follow this method I can have access to ota updates? Even if I'm using newer software version?
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The answer is yes. I see no reason why it wouldn't work.
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As you answered me in a different thread you know I'm asking about how to get my version main back.
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No offence, but I try to help a lot of people here and don't remember all the names and issues. Nothing personal.
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james0908 said:
When I got the phone a week ago I'm pretty sure it was already 4.4. I processed 1 OTA, which was called the HTC Eye experience, I then unlocked and rooted using a all in one toolkit. I am now still 4.4 kitkat.
I thought the software version and firmware was the same thing?
My current software version is 3.28.709.5
And for some reason I can't see anything when I use adb getvar version-main.
I didn't manually load anything except for unlocking bootloader and rooting.
I want to process OTA in the future without unrooting but Mike the OP listed a different software version.
As you answered me in a different thread you know I'm asking about how to get my version main back.
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It's the ROM version and firmware version that could be different. You can be running the very newest firmware, but still be on a 4.4.2 ROM
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The answer is yes. I see no reason why it wouldn't work.
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None taken man. I sent you a PM. Hoping you can help me out.
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james0908 said:
....... for some reason I can't see anything when I use adb getvar version-main.
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Try "fastboot getvar all" (no quotes) in ADB. It should list all the info you need about your phone.
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Try "fastboot getvar all" (no quotes) in ADB. It should list all the info you need about your phone.
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Dude same guy who PM'ed you Lol. Tried that already. Didnt yield anything more than getvar version-main
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I already asked this in the original tread, but I see now there is a q&a section, so..
So, if I changed my build.prop, ota will fail, right?
Will it still fail if I replace build.prop with a copy (backup) of the original?
I purchased the m9 on Ebay and made the mistake of downloading the latest updates from big red, anyway to root this device at this point?
geno7 said:
I purchased the m9 on Ebay and made the mistake of downloading the latest updates from big red, anyway to root this device at this point?
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I assume you mean, you want to unlock the bootloader and gain S-Off?
there's no harm in trying the easiest option
http://theroot.ninja/download.html
if it is going to succeed it will tell you before you have to pay.
Thanks for your response. Unfortunately it didn't work. Any way to flash the phone back to an older version of the software, an ruu without being s-off?
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Thanks for your response. Unfortunately it didn't work. Any way to flash the phone back to an older version of the software, an ruu without being s-off?
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well, the older firmware and ruu files are here
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ve...t/6-0-verizon-htc-one-m9-marshmallow-t3316279
I'm pretty sure you could completely go back to 3.37.605.7
firmware in post 2: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=65358020&postcount=2
RUU in post 4 : https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=65358513&postcount=4
I'm pretty sure you could completely go back to 3.37.605.7
edit : the link to .7 seems to be broken, however the .13 is working
edit 2 : I have a saved 3.37.605.7 RUU file if you find that .13 doesn't work
I followed the instructions in this thread (about a week ago) and it worked like a dream.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ve...t-unlock-s-verizon-m9-mm-3-37-605-13-t3457717
Victory!!! Unlocked and s-off. Thank you so much for the help.
So I managed to flash a rooted developer edition rom on my m9 and when I tried to run ota updates, I got an error saying that it couldn't finish because my phone's software has been modified. After some searching around (and admiditantly some arguing), found out that it's because my firmware doesn't match my android version. I'm still running android 5.0.2 and I don't THINK I messed with the firmware. So how do I check the firmware version and find either a rom (preferably as close to stock as possible) or a ruu that will work for the software/firmware versions that I'm using?
Please do a "fastboot getvar all" and post here.
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With the phone in download or bootloader?
Donnie267 said:
With the phone in download or bootloader?
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Download
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Download
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There ya go
Download this RUU: https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=96039337900114053
Rename it to 0PJA100.zip
Put it in root of your card(fat32 formatted).
Boot in download(make sure you have sufficient battery) and follow instructions.
P.S: First backup your data, this procedure will erase all your data.
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I thought ruu doesn't work from the sdcard
Donnie267 said:
I thought ruu doesn't work from the sdcard
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It works and it's the simplest way in my opinion.
Tell me if it worked or what problem you encounter.
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Oh. And I won't be able to get ota from AT&T because I'm on MetroPCS so I'll need a ruu for metro, tmo or developer
Donnie267 said:
Oh. And I won't be able to get ota from AT&T because I'm on MetroPCS so I'll need a ruu for metro, tmo or developer
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If you have S-OFF it's simple to convert, I'll show you a little tutorial.
If you don't have S-OFF it's impossible and you'll be stuck with this firmware if you won't get an AT&T sim.
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I don't have S-offor or the $25 for sunshine. Shouldn't there be a t-mobile, MetroPCS or developer rom or ruu that's compatible with the firmware I'm using?
I don't have S-offor or the $25 for sunshine. I used twrp to flash developer. Shouldn't there be a t-mobile, MetroPCS or developer rom or ruu that's compatible with the firmware I'm using?
Donnie267 said:
I don't have S-offor or the $25 for sunshine. Shouldn't there be a t-mobile, MetroPCS or developer rom or ruu that's compatible with the firmware I'm using?
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You can only flash AT&T because of CID, every carrier have different CID and because that the different RUU will give you error.
Only with S-OFF you can change CID and MID and flash any GSM RUU.
So, you're stuck with 1.32.502.9 firmware until you get an AT&T sim to update it or s-off it.
With this firmware you can only flash custom roms with Android version 5.x and some 6.0.x but just few 6.0.x and maybe will be unstable.
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Ah, okay. So basically, I have to go back to AT&T then use a series of ruu files to work my way to nougat then finally flash the custom rom?
Donnie267 said:
Ah, okay. So basically, I have to go back to AT&T then use a series of ruu files to work my way to nougat then finally flash the custom rom?
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Or you can just flash this RUU, then update it from settings, it's more simple.
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That's actually why I tried flashing a rom. AT&T won't let you get updates unless you're using their sim card for some ungodly reason.
Donnie267 said:
That's actually why I tried flashing a rom. AT&T won't let you get updates unless you're using their sim card for some ungodly reason.
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I understand what you tried but it's impossible to jump firmware to 2.xx.502.xx or more with RUU, this can be done only with OTA on S-ON phones.
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Is it possible to go from one ruu to the next until I get the phone to nougat though?
Donnie267 said:
Is it possible to go from one ruu to the next until I get the phone to nougat though?
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No, you cannot update it to 2.xx.502.xx or more with RUU, just OTA, Flippy explained you why in the other thread(different encryption between 1.... 2... 3... and 4... firmwares).
So the only way to update your firmware is to flash the RUU I give you(don't flash twrp, root,etc), get an AT&T sim and update it from settings until you reach nougat.
I don't explain it one more time... I think I explained the same thing in different ways 3-4 times....
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Excuse me. I was thinking/hoping software provided by HTC themselves would be able to upgrade the firmware along with the OS instead of forcing everyone to be stuck with the only option for software upgrades from a carrier that we don't even want/use. It only makes sense that if it can be done on samsung phones, which I've rooted and flashed several times, it could also be done on HTC. So it looks like the only way to get nougat is to suck AT&T's ****. Thanks.